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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
THE BOARD OF ALDEREuEK.
stormy Debate Last N1sR.a-.
THE CONFLICT OF q ARMS sEesa.,

According to the reports in the PicnunmE
and Times, in the Board Of Aldermen Busae
evening, members of that board and an ezs-
Assistant Aldermen are getting belligsrsu&.
A resolution was adopted and sea4 30
the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, authexfa--
ing the exchange of three lots of gremnR
on the corner of Chippewa and RichasR
streets, belonging to the city, to Mr.. RisA
ard Terrill, for two lots of ground ANA
S27 900, the money to be used for seheaE
purposes.
During the discussion on this resolnsias.
Mr.. Shields commenced an expIanaaiUwu
but he was called to order by Mr.. PoyD@t
who said that If Mr.. Shields wished 90
apologize or insult any one, there Was N
place to indulge in that outside of thss
Council Chamber. H .aa.r-r
After the Board had adjourned, tAx
Times reports this as having occurred ha-s
tween two members of the harmonioEsE
Democracy .- ..,T,
The somewhat stormy debate of iAe
Board came to much stormier concIus5eMs
when the members reached the corridor ON
the first floor. Mr.. O'Brien not un0es-
standing the exact nature of the exchange
of property named in the resolution oh
jected to it. ---- had. l...s |.-..st.-
Mr. McCulloch meeting him at the feOs
of the stairs, undertook, we believe, to ex-
plain it. a5H1 - ci
Mr.. O'Brien broke out in somewhaE
excited manner that he didn't want asy
explanations from anybody. Hot wOEdR
passed and Mr.. McCulloeh raised his cane.
At this MIR. O'Brien struck him. A friend
stepped between them and Mr.. McCullOch
struck Mr.. O'Brien on the head with hSSs
walking stick, reaching over the friend TO-
do it. The parties were then separated by
their friends.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
MT@CETIANEO

The Philadelphia HorrOr-Judge Fuller.
ton EndIcted-sOuth Carolina LegIaIa-
ture-An EX- Me ember of Congress and
Minister Charged with UnbecOmTnR
Conduct.
HALIFAX, November 24.-The fall mack
erel fisheries are almost total failures, and
much distress is apprehended this winter.
PHILADELPHIA, November 24.-The coro-
ner's jury on the Hill case charge that the
daughter and sOn-in-law murdered the lady.
Both have been committed for trial.
New York, November 24.-The Grand
Jury has indicted Judge Fullerton, Bird
sail and others, charged with conspiracy
connected with the whisky frauds, and war
rants have been issued tIr their arrest.
COLUMBIA, S. c., November 24.-The
South Carolina Legislature met to-day.
The House organized and appointed com
mittee to wait on the Governor to receive
any communication he had to make. The
Senate met, but there being no quorum,
they adjourned.
New BEDFORD, Mass, November 19.-
Rev. Mark Tratton, formerly member OF
Congress from this State, and now pastor of
church here, is published in the city
Mercury as being guilty of uneourteous
conduct, because he addressed words of
reprimand to party who left their seats in
church while ne was preaching Black Re.
publieanism.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
EUROPE.

liberal Majority In Parliament-AdvO.
Gates of KepublEc In spain-Eruption
Of Mount VesuyiOus subsidlng.
LONDON, November 24.-Mr. Gladstone,
in pamphlet entitled "A Chapter of an
Autobiography" defines and defends his
changes of opinion on the Church estab-
lisbment The Times characterizes the
publication as a hazardous confession.
The Liberal majority is now l3l. .
1t is rumored that Joseph Mazzini died
in Switzerland to-day.
BERLIN, November 24,-Count Bismarck
makes no secret of his atfiliation witt Il 3
Liberal party. ,... .....-
MADRID, November 24.-The advocates of
a republic seem gaining ground in Spain
Barcelona favors a Federal Republic.
NAPLES, November 24,-The eruption of
Vesuvus is subsidng. Fears for the safety
of the adjacent villages have ceased.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25

The following paragraph, from the New
York Tribune, shows that good record is
kept OF the details of Louisiana affairs:
. Mr. Jasper Blackburn, editor of the Ho-
mer (La,) Had, the destruction of whose
Office we reported yesterday, has been re-
peatedly through the fires of persecution,
and has come out of them more resolute in
bis opinions than before, as always is the
case with political martyrs. He wasm smobbed
several times during the war for his Union
sentiments, he was threatened with the
halter, and with his wife and children be
was forced 10 take refuge ia the swamps.
1t seems that he is hardly safer under the
rule of Andrew johnson than he was under
Jefferson Davis; but under President Grant
we think Mr.. Blackburn will have peace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
OMwASE1INGTON
Appointment of Supervisor for Louisiana.
A Solicitor Requested for Louisiana.
WAsHINGroN. November Is, 1S68.

WASHINGTON, November 25, 1868.
c. E. Creecy, for many years Appoint
ment Clerk in the Treasury Department,
has been appointed Supervisor of Revenue
for the District of Louisiana and Arkansas.
Mr.. Creecy is a young man about twenty
six years of age, and is native Of Missis-
sippi. His father was some years ago en-
gagged on the editorial staff of the New
Orleans Picay1me. He has a younger
brother in the navy who was appointed in
1868, through the influence OF Messrs. B. F.
Flanders and Michael Hahn, then Repre-
sentatives in Congress from Louisiana. His
mother lives in Washington. Mr.. Creecy
was married last spring to young lady OF
this city.
Mr.. Lawrence, the special agent sent out
to Louisiana to examine into matters there,
has requested Secretary McCulloch to send
out Solicitor Of the Treasury, or some
one learned in the law, to assist in the in-
vestigations about to take place in the
Third Assessment District.
H.+. CREOLE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
CHINA.

British Ship Wrecked-FIrInr on n Eu
roPenn steamer-The MlkaAO Crowned
Emperor. -....". .#....Y +
SAN FRANCISCO, November "a. = The
steamship China arrived from Hong Kong,
October Is, having encountered heavy
head winds. She reports the British ship
Rattler wrecked. The Chinese gnnboats
fired on a European steamer which failed
to show her colors. The Chinese rebels
have dispersed.
Yeddo remains closed, but negotiations
are progressing favorably. The Mikado
having attained his majority, has been
crowned Emperor of Japan, and the re-
gency has ended.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
- WEDNESDAY EVENING NovEMBER 25 1883

Justice Chase presiding, in the case of the
administrators of Mrs. Keppel, OF Pennsyl-
vania, vs.. the Petersburg Railroad Com
pany, to require the company to pay divi-
dends in United States money on three
hundred shares of stock sequestered by the
Confederate government, the Chief Justice
affirmed the decision Of the lower court for
plaintiff. .~t# rt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
BY YTELECRAPH.
Especial Dispatches to the N. 0, Republican, ]
FROM LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS.
General Butler Not Dangerously iii.

LOWELL, Mass, Nov. 25, 1868.
The reported dangerous illness of Gen.
eral Butler is incorrect.
he has suffered from temporary indis-
position caused by severe labors during
the recent campaign, but has never been
seriously ill. A slight cold, added to some
physical exhaustion, rendered him hoarse
for day or two
He will leave for Washington in few
days, and be present for the meeting of
Congress. SPECIAL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
Evening Dispatches to the Associated Press.

FLORTDA-The Florida Contest of Gov
ernOrA Before the Supreme Court
Gleason Asks Delay, but Reed Is
Ready.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, November 25.-At a
meeting of the Supreme Court this morning
there was full bench. Lieutenant Gov
| ernor Gleason, by counsel, asked for fur
ther time to show why writ of quo war
ranto should not be issued.
Until IL A. NJ. tomorrow was granted,
and the court adjourned. No business
transacted in the afternoon.
| 1t is intimated that the advisory opinion
| from the Justices of the Supreme Court
requested by Governor Reed, is ready and
will be rendered soon, perhaps tonight.
Ship Abandoned at sea-DeGent of Glad
stOne-MazzinI not Dead-ParIs eVVs.
papers in TrOubie-The Cuban gnsur-
gents Allowed Three Days to Disperse.
Queens Reception Of Chinese Em
bIassy.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25.-The ship Louvre,
from Quebec for Liverpool, was abandoned
at sea. The crew arrived in the Sicily,
LONDON, November Gladstone was
defeated in Southwest Lancashire.
Mazzinis death is coutradicted.
PARIS, November 25.-Le Temps, Tribune,
Journal de Paris, ReUeale and L'Apenir
have been cited for promoting subscriptions
for Baudln management.
HAVANA, November -Valmosada has
allowed the rev0lutionists three days TO dis
perse before commencing active operations.
LONDON, November 25.-The Globe speak
ing of the Queen reception of the Chinese
embassy, says America iavors protective
system while England desires uninterrupted
intercourse. The interests of England and
Chinese welfare are identical. Ii there is
the smallest chance of advantage accruing
from the proposed treaty ratify it immedl-
ately.
O'BaIdvin's Backer KilIed in New
YOrk-Horse Thief Hung Near Holly
sprlngH-Sewer Caved An XIII z Two
and IniurIng Nine.
New YORK, November 25-Felix Lar
kin, O'Baldwin's hacker, was killed by the
proprietor of Campbell's oyster saloon.
MEMPHIS, November 2j.-An alleged
horse thief named Reynolds was hung near
Holly Springs, after fatally woun ling
man who attempted to arrest him.
CLEVELAND, November PA sewer
caved in last night, killing two persons
and wounding nine; now digging for more,
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, November 20, IL A. NJ.
Barometer 29.70. Wind southeast, and
fresh.
Arrived; Ship Artizan, Smith, from Bes-
ton, ice to Crescent City Ice Company;
schooner Cecilia, Robinson, twelve days
from Ruatan, with fruit to ]. Macheca
& Co. .--
Sailed; Ship William Woodbury..
Domestic Markets.
New YoRK, November 25-Money easy
at sac u cent. Sterling 1O95 Gold 134{.
POS of 80 ll33; North Carolinas IS; do
new 63; Virginias ex-coupon 56l; do. new
| So; Tenessees ex-coupons IS; do new same.
Flour duh and declining. Wheat heavy,
| 102c lower. Corn a shade frmer. Mess
pork S27.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, November 25, Noon,-Consols
unchanged. Bonds rs.
| LIvERPooL, November 25, Afternoon
| Cotton trm. TalloW sos. 3D. E
1 HAvRR, November 25.-Cotton firm, both
on the spot and afoat.
LIVERPOOL, November t25, Noon.-Cotton
tending upward; sales $4,000 bales.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
HEAVY STEAMBOAT R0BBERF.
NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS sToL;EN
LADY LOSES THAT ssUm-

Captain Cam, the Superintendent Of thR
Police, informs US that lady was robbed
on board the steamer Sarah, from Mobile,
of nine thousand dollars. Captain CAIN
met the beat in the New Basin and searcheR
every hole and corner in the steamer aaE9
every passenger, but failed to find tIsey
money or the thief
He expects, however, to follow the mai
ter up to a success, and to arrest the thief
and restore the money to its rightSNR
owner.
The corps of vigilant detectives is at week
in unexpected quarters, under the directiozs
of the Superintendent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
TRENTY.oNE LOTS AND IMPROVEMENTS
IN THE THIRD DISTRICT.
No. 80, ,423,
JOHN RAYKIN LEE vs.. SUCCESSION OF
BERNARD DE MARIGNY.


DY THOMAS e. sPEAR-PLACIDE j.
ID Spear Auetioneer-SRes rooms, 36 Blenviie
tweutyeighth November,
iste AZ twelve o'clock M, will be sold at auction at
the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, by Ylr-
tue and in pursuance of Judgment rendered 0cto-
ber Il 1865 and signed October l6 1868, By the Hon
Louis Duv vgneaud. Judge OF the second District
Court Of New Orleans the following described prop
erty in the above matter to wit:
TWENTY.UNE LOTS OF GROUND in the
Third District of this ctty,sin ths square number
twenty bounded by DrquhsIt, Nllere, late Glrod.
Feliciana and Clonet streets, designated by the
numbers two to twenty-five inclusive on pan
drawn 4by James n. K Depouiiy. Assistant City
Surveyor, dated the twenty sixth October, 1856
l. rs numbers two to eleven inclusive adioin each
other, and measures each thirty one feet front on
Clouet street by depth of one hundred and seven.
teen feet ten inehes lines between lei nes
lot number eleven forming the corner of ileIe
and Ci0uet stfeets. 1ots numbers twelve to t~ertg
inclusive adIoin each other and me asure each thirty
one feet front on Feiciana street by dep of ons
hundred and ssxentssn feet ten inenes and six lines
between parallel liness lot number twelve formipg
the ef Where and FelicanA streets and lot
GUNNER TWENTY-FIVE forming the corner of FsliciauA
Ann on the spot eas ts hs7ssi
Act Of sale together with internal revenue stamps
ETC., before o. Morel, notary pabs, e. The expense
Of the purchaser, oc2S 81 no1 DH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
THIRD ANNUAL......IsSS

Reopening OF the
ht City Museum and MenagerIe,
d AND AZ ST. CHARLES STRFET,
n Opposite the st. Charles HoteD
EGREsS OF LIVING WONDERS
FRANCE FREAKS OF NATURE!
bUBLE-HEADED GfRL-sings, talks, eats,
both heads at once.
gRFUL HUMAN FROG; or the Miraculous
" Man Fish
.AALLEST WOMAN IN THE WORLD
seven years old and thirty five inches high.
I0NS-only ones in this country.
EXTENSIVE HAPPY FAMILY IN
eRIOA
GRAND AQUARTA.
ERIOsITIES from every portion Of the
Nh from 8 A. NJ. tolO P. NJ. Admission
kents; Children. twenty-five cents. noN Am
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
AUCTION SALES.
SYNDlC SALE
MEEKINs, KELLY 4 co. VS.. THEIR CREDI-
TORS.

sYNDlC SALE
MEEKINS, KELLY l. co. VS.. THEIR CREDI
TORS.
DY o. GUINAULT, AUCT1ONEER.-
ID Office corner EXCHANGE alley and ,d.o Bienyille
sod st tse1e ociook NJ at the aerchsnts @ % and ID
Auctioneers Exohanse, Royal street, between Canal
hRa Ss q
Seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans
properties. surrendered by said insovents TO their
creditors, to wit
Fourth District Property. r
l. TWO CONTIGUOUS LOTS. OF GROUND,
situate in the Fourth District Of This city desR;
mated by Nos. % and %. Of square No. 81 bounded
by Third, Second, Laurel and Constance streets;
measuring each 26 feet inches lines front on Third
street. by III feet inches in depth. -ess .r
Third District Properties.
q FIFTEEN CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND
designated IS lots Nos; 3 to II nclusvely in The
square No, q, comprised between Louisa ST. Ayide,
lots have the following dimensions to Wit Lots Nc
J. T. I, g. g. 10 and IL measure each 81 feet front
on 0nlsa street by ~ feet IN depth between par,
and st. Avid or Claiborne streets.
Lots Nos u, lS and "a measure each 70 feet front
in depth between parallel fines.
Lots Nos. Is l6 and II measure each 30 feet front
on St. John the Baptist ITO feet 6inches in depth
between parallel lines, according to plan drawn by
J. A. Peuyo, dated twenyseyenth June, 1912. and
DEPOSIT d in the office OF j. Agaisse, Esq, then a
T HL9T W oF S5g situated in the Third Dis.
trict of this city in square bounded by Love, Good
children, Poet and Music streets, measuring 81 feet
llinches5 lines front Love street by l27 feet 10
inches lines in depth. Together with a Frame
House, No. col, having four rooms, gallery and
clbinrt, kitchen OF two rooms. gallery and tw
cabin cts, privy, cistern. well, etc, etc.
A. ANOTHER bUT OF GROUND, situated in
the same district, in square bounded by Old Levee,
Marigny, Vaudeville streets and the river, measur
ing q fee inches lines front on Old Leyee street,
same dimensions fronting the river and 63 feet Ii
inches lines in depth. Together with threestory
brick store No g. on Old Levee street, with fifty
shares reduced to forty seven, of the capital stock
of the Citizens Bank OF Louisiana standing said
property and secured by mortgage on the same.
The above properties will be sold agreeabiy to
plans which will be exhibited at the Exchange
sever al days previous to the day of sale.
Terms and Uonditons-For the properties first
second, and third described, Cash; and Tor the
property fourth, described the purchaser assuming
the payment of the interest Que on the stock note,
que to the Citizens Bank, being in cash. say $3.50,
and furnishing to said Bank his stock note TOR So
due on the first of January. 1862 but renewable on
that date in conformity with the charter of said
Bank, and secured by mortgage on said property,
according to the charter of said Bank, and the bal
of the price of adjudication, Cash.
Acts of sale before William j. Castel Esq, Eota-
ry Public at the expense of the purchasers, lncud
ing the United States stamps.
nol7 % de3 l0lS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
SUCCESSION OF GEORGE KAISER-No. 2s, 1888.
Second District Court for the Parish CT Or.

SUCCESSION OF GEORGE KAISER-No. 2s 1888.
Second District Court for the Parish CT Or.
leans.
DY "A. DUCHIRON, AUOTIONEER -
d Office and Salesroom Nos q and 80 lchoupitou'
las street-0n WEDNESDAY, December %, 1869,
at IL O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auction;
eers' Exchange, on Royal street. between Canal an
Uustomhouse Streets IN virtue OF an order from the
Honorable the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, dated November 10. 1868, in the matter
of the succession of treorge Kaiser, No. % 33 will
be sold al pub c aution to the high est bidder the
following property, to wit;
A LOf OF GkOUND situated in Faub2urg
Iivaudais in the Fourth District of the city Of New
orleans in the square No. 46, bounded by Laurel,
Live Oak Eighth and Ninth streets, oestgnated by
the No on a plan of H. Nuhauson. surveyor,
dated the fourth day of May, 1884, and measuring
thirty-one feet eleven inches front on said Eighth
street By one hundred and twenty-five feet, between
parallel lines, ogether with the house, kitchen,
Cistern etc, therennto belon ging.
Terms-Uash.
The act Of sale before A. Dauriocourt notary
pubic. at the expense of purchaser, together with
the United States revenue stamps,
no23 de3 IL IS y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS AM

Ufhce Furnlture AT AucllUh
DYJ DEJAN, Jr, ,AUCTIoNEER OFFICE
d No. ls3 Gravier street, will be sold on FRI
DAY, November q, 1868, at eleven O'Clock, A.
NJ at his new Auction Room, No. ls3 Gravier street,
corner Carondelet-
Mahogany and Walnut Be isteAds, Armoirs, Mar
bic Top Bureaus Washsi ands Sofas Spring Seat
Chairs, Marble Top Centre Tables, Marble Top
Etegere, Sideboards, extension Tables. Cane and
Wood seat Ohairs HaLracks. Double and Single
Safes Mattresses, Carpets Paintings. etc.,
Upright and Square Piano and Office Furniture
Also
One large invoice OF Walnut and Poplar extra
Misses Cottage Beds. Walnut and Painted Cottage
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
naDn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
AVAILABLE IMPROVED LOT. No. II PEI

INVALUABLE IMPROVED LOT. No. II PER-
dido street. between Dryades and Rampant
streets-Succession of William R. Hunter
Second District Court of New Orleans, No. 81, si7.
DYJ B WALTON q DFSLOEDE-J.
ID g. Walton, AuctiOneer-0tfice No Carondelet
street-SATNRDAY, December 26, 1858 at u NJ, at
the Auctioneers Exchange on Rol al street By vir-
tue aud in pursuance of an order of the Honorable
Louis Duvigneaud, Judge OF the Serond District
Court of New Orleans, dated November 20 1853
Court docket, No. 394 will be sold for account OF
the above named succession the following described
property. to wit: ~
and improvements thereon, in the First District of
this city the square bounded by PerddO, Gravier
Dryades and Rampant ST eets, designated by the
No &, on a sketch annexed to an act passed before
Theodore Sehgers late notary in this city, on the
thirteenth November 1888 measuring in American
MEASURE 81 feet II inches lines front on Perdido
sreetby depth between parallel lines of III teet
2 2InChes lines
The improvements on this lot consist of two
story brick kitchen, having four rooms, Sheds cis-
tern, hydrant, ETC.
Terms-Cash in u S. Treasury notes.
Act of sale before A. Mazereau, Notary Public, at
the expense of the purchaser including United
States Revenue Stamps.
nO24 2S de5 IL l9 26
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25

Mr.. Samuel z. SeweIl stated at the Wo-
man Suffrage Convention recently. that
upward of $41 600, 600 in real and personal
property taxed in New York city belonged
exclusively to females. 6H
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE No. 50 SPAIN
Street, Succession of Daniel GoIding-No a2,5l3.

pY G.. DE FERRET, AUCTIONFER
ID office and salesrooms s6 bienvIle street, on
WEDNESDAY, twenty-third December 1863 at
twelve O'Clock NJ at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets, will be sold by public auction by
vrtoe of. an order from the Hon l.. Duwgneaud
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, dated November l6 1868, the following
described real estate belonging to said successlon-
the Third District Of this city, in the square
bounded by Spain Craps, Poet and Greatmen (now
Dauphinel streets. designated as Lot No. |,
plan drawn by G. A. HeddIn, and denosited in the
office of L. Hermann, late Notary rubhc in this
city Said lot Of ground measures 30 feet front on
Spain street by depth Of SO feet nch and lines
between parallel ana equal lines, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon consisting of
the two story frame house No 9sSpain street contain
ing four rooms, vestbue, hail. closets, two front
galleries, two story Kitchen, containing i've rooms,
Closets balcony shed, cistern, privy, etc.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury Notes.
Act of sale with Internal Revenue stamps at
tached before E. Barnett, Notary Public, at pur
chAsers expense. no23 &c de 8 10 II %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
AUCTION SALES.
SCHOONER MATTE.

Enocessop U d. e. bchaffenstein.
=. EOGER q CO-H SAMORY,
Iioueer will be sold, on SATURDAY,
kth December, 1862, at ten o'cloek A. M, on
a at the Third district Ferry Landing, op.
81 Pontchartrain Railroad Depot, bg virtue
ser of the Honorable second District Court
fleans, under date OF November II, 1858, and
nt Of said succesyon-
~ called MATTE, I 32-lO0 tons, together
Faekle Apparel, Sails, Chains, Anchors,
te, with Boat and Oars. as she now lies in
opposite II e Pontchartrain Railroad De-
a District of this city.
Cash in United States Treasury Notes.
&hl52l24
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25

A railroad direct from Chicago to Nor
folk would save two hundred and twenty
miles to seaport, s3Ga 81 i-i fl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
kCctssroN OF HENRY S. HALL.


fHARs Es E. FORTIER. AUG,
sr- Office No. 49 Exchange Alley.-TUES.
&sst December 1865 at twelve O'Clock NJ,
2ld. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' EK-
Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
virtue OF an order from the Honorable the
Distliet Court for the parish of Orleans,
fember u, IL 8, the following property: ~
Of the Merohsn nts Mutual insurance Com.
the year 1859, for 81.
same mpany for year 1860. for S49j.
same company for year 1850 for $40
3 Louisiana state Mutual Insurance com
L year 1881. for $3.50.
Sun Mutual Insurance Company for 1880,
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company, for
aa
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Company
sor $3.50.
n Also
clock P. NJ, at the store No. 72 Gravier
sSON SAFE sld one DESK.
= cash in Uniteo states treasury notes.