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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08
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POWER OF A HOnsss SCENT -rnrre is one
perceptIn" that horse puSsesses % which
Ittlt sttention has ben paid, aud that u
the p1wer nf scent. With 20 ne horses IL Is
aclts IA with thu dug; and tor the benefit
of Ihnse VINO have 10 drive at night, such
as phy-cians and others. this kG1wledge Is
inV.lu4n never knew it 10 fail, and
have ridden hundreds of mites on dark
nts hts, and in CO alteration of this power
O. zz;ii:, .hiS Il =sy s!s i.i:. s.tvse-': AeSes'
check your horse 1T night, but give him 3
free heAd, and you mag rest assured that be
will never get 0f the road, aid vii carry
you eEpeditiously aud safe. ln regard Co
the power Of scent IN hOrse, | once knew
one of 4 pair that was stolen, aud recovered
mainly by the track beiug made out by its
matt aud that after he had been absent SIX
or eight hOUrs.-TdA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

SOUTHERN ELECTIOSs---The Radicals have
apparently Carried all The elect Ons lately
held N the southern Statts on the Question
of ratib ing the new Cuntlitutian Iu South
Carolina tine msjurlty fuf The Constitution,
a. tciegraphed by GenerA Canby Is 40 470
In North CArOllna the majority 30 lar
reported is IL, ,44O. Thirtg-s. couuties have
not yet been heard from. Ia Ge lrgia ninety
eight counties put Bull,Nk TAO ahead. In
Louisiana the sinrlty for the Constitution
is stated to be 1862 Thee results are i'm
pOrtant as am Indication Of the way the said
Stats will vote lu the Ptesi euti.l election.
They show that the Rsalieals have every
thing Ia their own hauds, aud that they
can shape the elections y suit themselves. =
ReSo J O1k Sur
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

shocking occurrence took place last
mouth ~ = xiaie, III tne Isle ol Man A
miner named Ktil,. VIM wA- subject " hts
ufdepressiOn amt lUN nrss OF smrits, Actlnk
der the inn is' CT ef a grOundiess lear OF
rhe, to.s al :, ,.plo, ment, ma,ie up hif mind
g. destroy himr eli and family. He accord-
ingly va Ken out Il his HOUSE into nrm
where three uf his ChSis;Ien were p aJ ing,
AID threw tht.m une By one down veil.
His wife, whO heard their sor' ans, ran Out
ut the huus,. tu the setl. "A baby Ia her arms
he Wrenenel the haby Out Of her grasp and
threw II dawn Tue @sli an tried 10 throw
,he sifs afterth, I'D, hut she escaped.
The tif Ii child, who had been sent far as'
.istant.e, sos ca ne up, and h. threW her
down the will, aud he p unged Ia ailrr her.
Tae llo l,s.- were 500 re Vered, ch;' ~ nv
the ptllaotry tI u man Wh hss nrcrt dasd into
th,. sell al th,- RISK ~ hls life. Twp Of tae
ehildree snrvsv, d; the resi- with the father,
were brought up deal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

The House Cnmmittee on roads and
canals, to whom were re'erred tae subject
of legislation for the additional SAFETY of
passengers on railroads, have agreed upon
u report, which will shortly be submitted
to Congress Trey will report that 1t IL.
unauestionably the right as we'll rs duty oi
Congress to pass laws providing for the
safety of passengers and Tor the proper CON
nection Of roads. AZ to the tran, ,portation
Of passengers md freight, and as to the pro-
pri-ty OF Oiestaolisniug unifrm auc equitable
jatps OF fare aud chalges for reia ht,
the commit ee do not uAink itprOper for
Congress to interfere, unless su:h charges
are So exorhitaut as TO damage the freedom
of commerce between the States. bill
wilt be reported embOdyhg the -ecommrn-
datiOns of the commlttee- Washington Re
pub Jean.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

The city election toak place. 10 Lsneas'
ter. Pannsylvaui4, ON the frst. The DIM
ocratic msjorlty for city auditor Is 324.
There is a Democratic loss On Mayor last
wear of ls7 votes. The Republicans gain
eight members of Council, which makes q
tIe vote ON Joint ballot. tine branch of
Council is Republican by threu majority,
she drst TINA IN mauy years.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

There is man living ia Texss, near
Houston, who. ut the battle of RlchmORdr
Kentucky, in lSS3 lost hi4 right arm He
Is nov engaged ia working on 4 fsrn, aud
with his lett arm cut3 and spits one hund-
red and ffty rails a day, ard two hundrea
when his umb--r Is cut lur htm. He had
pIOa made for himself with nr,iY one Ran
die toit, aud pl0Ts ~ ga1d "a f1rroT ss Sny-
body, and 81 all work makes 4 goo1 hano.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

A PITY.-rne synpathetic reader who
faEe,us 1uempt ~ the abducti0n Ut Jac,ib
Barker, Of NeW Orl5NR-, will res ret tASt toe
yenrs uf the Veurrahe victim preve' ita,i
him IRON proving hlna-elf M ess y bier
than BARKER. -Ntlo Kork gbameTeiGi A
peFftSsT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

The Transcript Gays the president of one
of the Boston savings hanks declared that
the deposits had been doubled during the
last year, owing to extensive advertising,
Even people of very small means read the
newspapers in that community.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

Il i estimated that the va We 1t the new
buildings tl BE- erect.a 1n Blston the pres
ent year will rage betS,eb trn mtiiians
and dfteen mi lions of dollars. dne widely
knoWu architect Is, msk,ng plans np li, NV .
strHcturps the Whole of ~hich Whl cOst
about million OF dollars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08
rul rul.slruRa-FuRNITuRa.

UGaOaa GMW Is sstss n CO.,
4 n tQn[aafhtss huctlOnear-- Will b. sold o.
"NAt May 3 lsdA n u a'oloaA. ~ uld
~1fl NJ y amp atiess-
ny alsortmsnt ai HOUSEHOLD HuRNi
l1t1 H. Bntauand Nahaaanl znd y ainui
- 70 aaas Afma NJ Waabstanea, HAtoeh
.alnli lei4a, a1laa aenna beet OhAl1p
.7Ila. arbf Top entFe Table,, MsEh1e foF
H lIieasipn Tahlsa. VeIvat and eFaaaek
trault fiafs HigFola = AAltFeAsaa, AaEFcs
'.IINAR| Cookina H4Deeo and Utszs4lA. otc.,
~ uunNanta Of aevufai Wat faraizhsd hoaasa
@-A4asfA@
lavs . Il oa1iass Bssu. oaas aaa wsOa
81 ! -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

Who Is Andrew J0hnsons Ths intellectn.
al agencies of the country are busy At work
on Mr. Nelson's enigma. the Hatt01 Of
this week considers him to ba M part
barbarian, while the Ne9 YORK SeH pro
nounces him an opium eoser. We trast
that BY next week we may Oe enabled to
describe him O. "a ptigt'r g~utlemaa OF
Greaaville, renuessee,- p liln falph,G a Press.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

F. L. CardaSl. the srcre'ary Of State
elect FIR Souln UarulinS, IS = col0red niAn-
he ls = agraiuats Of the university OF Sias-
90 ,sntleaiAn in his mSnners, and q
- of saisabtrd tairnt. But he's a
.s,,,.,yer. = and tue country Is ratned by his
election to 0iilee,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

Ever since womrn lrf of wearing bon.
nets and substituted fOrthem a olt of nast,s-
buard, covered with some thin stuff on the
top Oi the heat, All iastaneo under the chIu
with rlbG or strip a lace, that painful
disrase, n uralga, has prevailed Alnaltg
them To AN extent never hefnre known. rhis
iAct, however, has no inhuenc- upOn the
fashion; aud we Iiresumt that for mo ,th- 10
come cases ~ neur'lgia vii be ~ innumeTt-
BILE, as obstinate, And a. prid .aale u uhy-
slolAus ss tneS are ~ pEeseuL-NetO York
gstFa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

PAYING TAxEs,-The average amount of
taxes now pa d into tine city treasury is
about thirty fiye Thousand dollars per day.
Nobody pays anything into the city treas
ury but city money.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

II the man Sho hss read AZ the tmRaarh-
neut speeches thFoash 10 still Ia thAs city,
he Is n questi.d "a s-ad HE addresa - 7. y
BArnnm, with = stateas - af the = me
upon which be vii BE- wastaM 60 H4A.uls
HIMSELF ~ y AataEaA eaztoAl15 s--Aiese 4eFA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

,tcharlie. was very much shocked 30
hear You singing, Poo gaes the Weasel, lin
church.s '.Well, mammA l nsard every
bady Sc suuging, ard lt was the Only tune
knean
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

a'Ny dear, = s,id u rotsi wife 10 Der hus-
baD,i, on hia return Ee,an toHi. "whAt Nas
the sweetest thug sdn saw IN beapei. 70
the cas- ~ ''rh~ ladies facea n.S lass.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

RUSSIAN 0BTUsENEss--ApropOs OF s. re.
mark that Russians are absolutely incapable
of understanding Or appreciating q joke,
this story is related:
An Englishman was relating to q Russian
road post with this inscription; This
road leads 10 the town; all persons who can
not read this, may apply to the bla ssnith."
To the great anguish of the narra.ur, hi.
friend remained perfectly composed, aud
thanked him for his story with studied
politeness which showed that he had uol
understood it In the least But the next
morhing he Russia burst into his friends
room in CONVERSIONS Of laughter, exclaiming,
My friend, do understand II now! Fu0l
that ] was not to think of it, As If the
blacksmith might not be away IRON homc!b
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

Aa ineRRioua nAnde 1T tteiurs ln 1fia1
India iE 10 fastea aEsf ssAIF - e..lsss
pbrta9n 0f tlas Victlsa's bs,iy. pnt sara sig
% the insects.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

The Washington correspondent Of the
Louisville Courier, Democratic, says:
II Johnson is removed the Radicals will
shortly introduce a bill in the House in.
creasing the number of Judges OF the So.
prsme Court, This will BE- done to prevent
any decision in the court on the COns'itu.
tiOnality of the VS. OF Congress, The par
ticular object, however, would be to pre-
clude the possibility OF the court deciding
the tenure of office bill Unconstitutional, as
that would place them in an awkward pre-
q rament,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

The Washington correspondent Of the
Cleveland Leader has neat thing to say of
Secretary Wells superfnely bleached beard
and innocent eyes:
johnson had "a littlelamb,
it, ae, ce was white as snow,
And every where that johnson went
The lamb vas sure TO go,
Shouting the bAttlecry of freedom.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

A cadcaRo sirl 81 sweet niastarn asw
st,0els AIar hflh he 6aAd. His fsag Fsa4a-
oessass aat yea harmed he AEon sin al4Nlsaa
v : year GH8a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08
Aeiu Orleans 8epnhlirau.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of THE UNITED STATES.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITF OF NEW ORLEANS
OFFICIAL JOURNAL or THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

IN SOMETHING OF A SrRAIT.-It may be
considered as settled that case in which
VIM. NJ. Evarts can not make an effective
point in favor of his client, is q very des err
ate one indeed. Yet he appears to have
been in some such strait as this IN his de-
fense of Andrew johnson before the Senate.
Finding it impossible to get hold Of any
thing effective in favor of his client, he di
verted the attention of the Senate by rclat-
ing the COpperhead version of General But
ler's career during the war, and rambed of
to Bingham's prosecution Of the conspira-
tors against the life OF Lincoln.
he holds the counsel in that Case
responsible for . result which his own
client alone could have arrested, but did
not. How unfortunate mans case must
be when defense by his most skillful ad
vocate thus condemns him. Counsellor
Bingham performed his duty in the great
trial alluded to. Whether the President,
who approved the finding of the military
commission and signed the warrant for the
execution of the sentence, performed his,
we leave for Mr.. Evarts and the friends Of
his client to say.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

-DIaTHIcT COURT OF THE UNITED
ics for he District of Louisiana, sitting in
alruD,sl
Q. 4 GHRARDEY a. CO., AUC.
lesr. .--0|hee No Il Exchange Plaoe-SAT.
", Nay 3, 1865, at II ucloek NJ, at the Mer.
and Austiopeers' Exchange, on Roy a. 5 rect,
ae Of Al order Of tue Hon, T.. h. Darrell,
q the Juited States District Uourt for thr
o. louisiana, cling IN Bankruptcy, dated
ned April l6 les viii b. sold al publo sue
ne aboFe entitled matter. the following de.
i2lu1hlh property. 70 wit:
ftfLhE b u EOUK.SCt RY IRON FRONT
No. o5ICanai treet, sdie ning he corner Of
re CAMP streets, IN the square bounded by
ldmmoH, lamp, nd Magazine streets aud
lng u idet II inches Ala s mes front on Canal
p dupIh OF 81 feet II inches more or less, to-
altn thp improvements, o. mpr Cing four
lick Slore, with han some ramsniai iron
enc ded to be he ? sttiest and most sym-
Canal street. As Wholesale business
Il one N the best in the city. he above de
properly will sold with certih hcale OF The
es y Nor cages from this parish sh0WltK
qt- n, no murtR pes or iuGKmen testing
y ptepIrty. he 40 igne, beng responsible
ptnez 9u|arautee
y q aals--O -Oae-third cash, balance at one and
~ credit, - moi es secu, ed by special mo +
~ WnQ0fsiien on the IOperty bearing in
0i et NJ per cent per aunum trt nj date Of sa'e o
"a pa1lEsnt, with tne CLAUSE OF hve per cent
y Z Zee TO ease ut SAT- 10 enforce pal ment Of
the nuesi urchnher 70 keep the iin D. owe.
insurs d or the full amount Of the NOR ge
zen tshre ful y aid, and ira sfer the p0li-
RI insnraues IN II such payments sTe made.
cnsaer \ a further assume over and above the
tet biz bio the annual a. d uerpetnal gtoun I'd
tAqQi 0 the eita oi NV Orieans st SIX per
" annunI on the capital sum OF $500 which
Apitai num is likewise TO be assumed by the
aei ova and above the amount Of his bid.
QfrhaseI 10 further s,uine payment Of All
% M }, ar 1855.
aeiss 70 b. gwen BY the purchaser to be disi
oeoapo hs q suSh amour, as wil facilitate
InnuitoI u th- funds,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

FoE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF MISSISSIPPI. -
The Republican Convention of Mississippi
unanimously nominated Colonel J. s. Nor.
ris, of Port Gibson, as the candidate for the
office OF Attorney-General. His selection
seems to give more than usual satisfaction
to the party. He has just received a high
compliment from his party, in being re-
quested to write and publish his views upon
the objects and aims of the Republican
party. He has respondedin in wel-writttn
letter of some length, which we find IN
the Vicksburg Repu5lio1n. This defense Of
the party is calculated to have good effect
in Mississippi, and may be read with profit
as well as pleasure by rejecting uen in the
other Southern States. Colonel Norris was
tor many years editor of the Port Gibson
Herald, in which capacity he became widely
known as a graceful and fluent writer, with
enviable literary talents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08
BY LEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON
The Progress of Impeachment.
final Vote on Tuesday.
THE RULES OF PROCEDURE poPTED
FROM MoND.
PROCEEDINGS or VARIOUS CONVENTIONS,
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Interesting News from All Points.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08
TELEeR 5 Pr COMPANIES.

- III IHkUn - u NJ IN
- ------------
THE TTONAL
q % M 4 A N "
Telegraph Company has been organized with val.
Telegraph on all the principal railroads and mail
chants Union Express Company which recently
commenced operations The design IS to interest,"
the entire business community In the enterprise.
This is done, not 80 much to dispose OF the stock
it to the business Of the country through
which the lines pass.
The Capital is to be
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08
CALLsHOW TO BE MADE.

CALL SHOW TO BE III 4.
One per cent Of the Stock viii be required on sub
scrbng and subsequent Gala, nOt to exceed dVe per
cent per month, viii be made BY the Board of d.
rec ors from time 70 Tina may be necessary, to
no calls will be ma lie Ater tine per cent is paid
until the entire Capital stock shall have been sub
scribsd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08
RDER 0 y E. r NORTON. Esq, Assignee,

RDER oE f. f NORTON. Esq, Assignee,
q. y, ,GLHARDEY g. 20 AUCTION
|s.l ificeNo. II Exchange Plgce-On SATUR
Nay O. l5t9, az u clock ~, at the Auction
'tlhAnge,on oSa' street betw en- Canal and
BIB use rIreets, will be no d ~ public auction
oaui Of thr tate of Jacob barAeT, bansTupt-
I X LOTS uF GRUUND IN the Fourth Dis
y thh city, in the squR bounded by St
Is Calondelet, St. andrew, and Josephint
dtsigntted a. Nos l, 2, 3, and NO. ]
fes n lert inches front on e. Charles street
bel deepa and is known as NO. 509 ct. CbHTl 8
No. 2msasures ~ I ct inch front on st
ssireet BIZ 10 ieet deep,A is known a. No. 5Ol
|rles strptt. No measures l9 teet inches
3 st Char es street by 10 feet deep, and is
ts No 5lS st. Charles street
|uproveuents on these lots comprise a row Of
~ frGtnp buildings retired from the str ct
'l1t and reS galleries and tNO-story kite Sc n
u eacn house having some eight rooms
hbinet, and cistsFn. here is common al
aaen lott two aud three Lot No has GOV
nn leahI1g from The rear with the right Of a
gmAd tcI seunine street These houses are
. Sos. f0f s07, and 5O9 st Charles ,treet.
NJ. pleasures p feet 3inches ana lines
ndoRphTne street by l6l fest inches and
espoa inc line toward ST. Charles ST eeJ, Al
Niuchas and 3llnes deep on the line toward
aad strict ne Improvements comprise q
W iama house, with gallery IN front, iuOms
ard rJOns above; clstens, wood and coal
Ne This lot is sold subject tC the servitude OF
enQ t0olNAg roaO lot me occupants OF rue
~, 80 81. Charles sire /, OF No. l. The above
Ad prOperty " u Ue sod with certificate Of
gordtr o Mortgages from this par sh showing
lsge are lO mortgages or judgments resting
" pfoprtty. he assignse being responsible
lhar guarantee.
b o. SalI-OAsh in United States Trea. NY
pafchashrs further to assume pas ment Of al
5fihe year 1883
tals and United States revenue stamps al
pense Of ths purchasers before NJ. Gernon, no
lbie Epls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08
COMPANIES oFTrCE.

COMPANIES OFFICE.
Nos, sA.ana 90 Broadway, New York.
limited amount Of the capital stock o. this CON.
pany allotted this loo Ivy. ana nAvtnE an
sppOrtanits. and sOs~onbsne. ~in be p,AOsd apon
saaAi tsrras With OOEporatora. and vii secure
IKE nrsrsst IN trsBoh,ss. Whlab have aoorDsa. or
uaAy hereafter seSrus 20 tha UOnpAns frOn ans ana
subs0rpsOns viii be received ~
JULES oAssARD ESQ,
Cashier Osts kssionAi BAAk;
THOMAS OLA ESQ.
Csshlr nssaAssta' BAAht an
ID. WEBsFrE EaTs. Ensq.,
ooss.sa Ass@t q ths OoapaAy. a ~ saos .
q q. DaAn . O..
AaS rpsaraa psssss. OP ssaAr@
nsW OaLAAAA. EoUplANA.
s1~aags ~ I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

DISTRICT COURT OF UNITED STATE
he . issriet Of louisiana, sitting in
.t1ptCy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

REEvEs' AMBHOsIA
FOR THE HAIR
ImPr we'd.
1t Is an elegant Dress ng for the Hair.
II causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
1t lnvigOrates the Roots of the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard to gro" IuIunantly.
1t Immediately stops Hair Failing oat.
1t hkssps the hair from Changing Color from Age.
1t restores Gray Hsr to it's Original Color.
1t brings ont Hair on that have been bald for
yesrs
It is composed entirely of mpIe and purely vsgeta-
bic substances.
It has received over six thousand voluntary testmo
malls OF its excellence many Of which from ply.
sioians IN high standing.
1t is sold in bsfpoand b. ties. the name blown in
the glass, by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy Goods
everywhere, at One Dollar per Bottle. Wholesale by
Dem Barnes a Co.; Q F Wells a 90; schiefIelD
mh22 " o.. New York
L e. BERRY PETER HARE.
RERRX 81 HART,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIEs.
II Camp street,
NEW ORLEANS.
Country orders promptly attended to.
kR-eOOds delivered to any part Of the city. free
Of drAyaEe mhI
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
r L LYNCH.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Oaes No. ss at. Charles street.
iasly New or,eans
h. O wARAora 49,. DRARz
WAEMOTH a DEANE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
corner OaAtomhonse aua HoyaI streets
Osl NEW ORLKANs
.. BkLDEN. J. L BKIDKN
| = a >. l.. BELBEN-
ATTORNEYs AT LAW,
No. 90 - UAarIes street,
NEW oRLKAns
strict attSnaOA 70 ~ Oiul and oamins baainss,
the State and United StAts- Unnrts au94 "
IOaR Il. aAO l.A ~
ArT0REEY AND uouNsELoR AT Law.
UuiSsd sAAs=a UsmnAsasoasr.
aa..-........KxoaAAeH AL4Eg.,...........ss
A..,asDos-Na = ua-u...-s.s. .Ss M
uEABY pEnma4M
AFRVBeEE AssD oslUnNML0E AZ Law.
@e AZ UauA&aasmAMa Psn@a.
: 80 ~AA-aA~A
a..
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rIoNAl. HAIL.
AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND
IN The FIRST DISTRICT.
A 0UINAULT, AUOTIoNEER OF
,Eschanse ALLEY and Bienvihe street.--sAT-
h. Nay 9, 1853, will be sold at l2 O'Clock NJ, at
I,,hsnts and Auctloneers' kI0hange, Royal
IEEN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the
D,.rict Of this city, designated BY Nos. , to 6,
4 snd 71 to % inelusiveiy, is 1quare No. $50,
dby Common, Gravier, salcado, and Lopez
Four oil the above lots front GrAvi-r street,
sthers fronting Sslcsdo and Lopez streets.
mat tho kxeDange, 70 be exhibited the day
-0ne- half cash, and the balance at credit
", By uots bearing mortgage, and eight per
xust per annum from date.
Y aie before A. z. Bienvsnu, Notary Public.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

uRrSERvED BANKRUPT SALE
HOEoE FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTY.
|R NATTER OF JACOB BARKER,
Bankrupt
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08
pRREM MPToRY BANKRUPT SALE
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Bankrupts.

-DlsTHIcT COURT OF THE UNITED
lics for he District of Louisiana, sitting in
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-08

PROCEEDINGS OF VARIOUS CONVENTIONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-02

CHINESE GOLD CoIN.-If we remember
rightly, the Chinese have not until very
recently coined any gold or silver. The
small change of the country has been the
" copper CASH. worth one-tcnth of our
cent or Whereabouts, while the only silver
coin in circulation was the Mexican dol
lar, which in time became to some extent
the standard Of value. Silver was gene
rally made into what was called "SyceSs
silver" the metal being swedged or
pounded into the shape of clumsy shoe,
the pieces fitting one into another like 80
many saucers, and being dealt out by weight,
as our bankers and brokers buy and sell bull
lion. Gold was little used, and not coined at
all. OF late, however, the Chinese are
coming gold, and samples are exhibited
here as curiosities. These coins are in the
main like the copper cash with which
every Californian is familiar, having a
square hole in the middle, polished rim
around the edge without milling, and
raised characters between the raised disc
and the centre. The gold appears to be
entirely pure, OF alleged differently from
ours, being of bright yellow hue, and
lacking wholly the red tinge observable in
our coin, and the weight is equal to about
So. 40 of our coinage. The exact value oil
the coin we do not know. 1t is not equa
to our coinage in finish, but is nevertheless
quite handsome coin.-Sun Francisco
Alto Californian.