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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16


The approaching praaEdenfial eieeusn
and ihe mach nearer Republics nOminat-
ing convention are eliclsing suggestions
from the press all over the country with
reference 10 the nominee for the Office Of
vice-president.
Under these circumstances 1t 10 our most
agreeable duty to bring forward the name
the Hon. Edward II. Durell for that re-
sponsible and honorable position. The
legal men Of the South, with their seventy
or eighty electoral votes which are certain
to be cast for the Republican candidate,
with their baptism Of blood and grand
records Of loyalty, may surely ask if they
may not claim that the vice-president
should be taken frem their section Of the
Union. We believe that the great heart
Of the North will concede this to us, and
we therefore use the name Of Judge
Durell with confidence that soon he will
honor the Office Of vice-president as much
as the Office will honor him.
The great ability, the great learning, the
uRblemished character, and the national
reputation Of Edward b. Durell, as well as
his answering fidelity to the cardinal prin-
ciples Of liberty as represented by the Re-
publican party, clearly point to him az the
candidate Of the loyal people Of the South
for that important position. Nor is Judge
Dureil without large circle Of influential
friends at the North. A New Highlander
by birth-a graduate of Harvard Universi-
ty--and for many years resident of Lou
isians, he combines a thorough knowledge
Of the peculiarities and wants Of all sec
tions of the country; with Q general knoRl-
edge of law, of literature, and Of states
manship which is equaled by few, he COM
hines rare capacity for conceiving and ap-
plying practical ideas aud for shaping the
conclusions and actions Of men.
The great dignity and ability with which
he presided over the convention Of 1864,
when the danger to our country was the
greatest, stamp him at once as possessing in
a rare degree the qualities so essential for
the president Of the United States senate.
Judge Edward H. Durell will make a
viCe-presidento of the United States, Of whom
not only Louisiana and the South, but also
the whole country will be justly prsud.
We therefore cordially urge his claims for
the second office in the gift of the American
people.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16
rHnaB RnLWARKs.

A Camp street cotemporary is il sad state
Of mind. He says the 'bnlwarlzs are swept
away" that the supreme court has dis
missed the bill fled by the state Of Georgia
against Grant and Stanton to restrain them
from executing the reconstruction laws, and
that this decIsion evil strike everybody
with alarm, because the bill was dismissed
on the ground that the questions It pre-
sented are "politicaln and not 'judicial.n
The writer then proceeds to rave, init
mates that everything is going to destruc.
ton, and winds up by suggesting that Il
may be necessary to get up another re-
bellion to counterfeit the effect of this same
decision.
1t is possible that this action Of the su-
preme court may strike our contemporary
with alarm Ignorant people are easily
alarmed, and by very unreasonable causes.
But we doubt If the decision in question
awill strike everybody with alarm p
Everybody" is net profoundly ignorant.
Everybody" is not the victim Of a
profound Misrepresentation of plain En-
glish and elementary principles of public
law. Everybody " who reads the news
Of the day knows that this case Of Georgia
VS.. Grant and others was decided early
last summer; that the principles on which
1t was decided were announced at the
time that they we're the same principles
commended for in the argument Of the case
by Attorney General Stanbery, the lirIend
Of JohnsoA, and the opponent of the con
greasional policy that nobody was greatly
alarmed or seriously hurt, except perhaps
the irrepressible Jerry Black, and he
claims to be one Of tho "unterriaed :,
that the court then stated that Il wenld
file written reasons fss its opinion there.
alter; that thoss written reasons were fllea
and read a few days ago BY Mr.. Justice
Nelson. who il A nearly 9 ecpperhead as
any man Of hIs large intelligence can be-,
that no new principles are involved
Ia the decision, Il being founded on
The authority of cases in The Au-
pfeme court decided under TIE super
vision Of Chief Justices Marshall and
fancy, we might say before Camp street
was even laid out; and that the distinction
between questions which are political, and
must be decided by the Legislative and
ezeentiFe departments Of the gOvemmsns,
and questions which are judicial, and mnss
be decidedly the Judiciary, Is elementary
and familiar 70 every beardlezs student who
perusss The pages Of Kent Everybody, Z
too, who hasrsad The extraordinary ediio-
rails OF our contemporary must have OBJ
served that the opinion ia question was
puhllahea 70 the same issue. and speaks for
Itself, and eeEsrybOay. therefore, Will not
be terfibly lEIghtenes
But thsre IS one fact which, X rightly
eonai1szsd, ewlll strike everybody with
altfme MS this. that 4 newspaper should
- pernltssd by Providence 10 be- pub,
leked - have q cansiaarabie eirnnlnlion,
"a 8 impose apsn n rdadsaa saub On Cd
cflsl acis d tie ems to which wealIuae.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16


TIE Vsal'as dllIas shs paaf week hes
saaerslI1 Been MID As pleasant. although
fresh npIlt NIn1 s1lerod lhs ainosphsrs
iion ahglllns Tie n,lsy rasaoisr 10
lala ss ALLEN e o. 81 sIal6 NoEeay
"1is
IEo $ hasIaaifz 70 Be Ming &
4 u.s. ln noNlcal eiEel asssa
Al 81 &c ebaesaten during
rl week, ed ihe g1a 81 Is
80 nron|t aileR ltaf event 11's
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.oha. Ihe DansaI
laIelIs iefos
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

The subscription priOe Of this paper Is
SIC q year, and the same rates for cne-halt
or ons-quaFter Of year, payable in i'd
vance. The paper can be obtained from
the carriers at the usual rates by leaving
aams and address at this ofice, Or By APP
plying 10 The carriers, and payment can be
made at this Office or 10 the carrier.
The Weekly RETUBIIoAN is i've dollars q
year, payable in advance. The Sunday
REPuBIlcAN, delivered BY carriers, is also
Eve dollars a year, payable in advance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16
RpaoEuTbONa OF THE CENTKAL
ExEouTIvB cOMAETTTEE

Ofshe Radical Republican party of Louisia-
ma, tks orig cryaniSetion repressnting,Or osdsa'-
inc to represent the Republicans of the whole
state, passed January 80, 1868;
Resolved, That all members Of the Cen
traI Executive Committee of the Radical
Republican party of Louisiana who oppose
the nominees of the State Nominating Con
Vention Of our party shall be regarded a.
ilisoFganizers. and their seats shall be de-
clsred vacant. Adopted--yeas 2s, nays l.
WHzREAs, The New Orleans Tribune has
ceased to represent the principles and
policy Of the Republican party Of Louis
lana, therefore
Resolred, That we hereby repudiate il as
the organ Of our party and Of this commit
tee, and appoint the New Orleans REPUB-
I10AE a. the organ of our party and Of this
committee.
Adopted almost unanimously.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16
WRnN.u Won OF THE REPUBLIC
4 STATE DOMINATING CON
NwEON ON JANUARY 10, 1868.

REso We'd, THAT We HEREBY PLEDGE OUR
LTvf1 ouR FORTUNES, AND DUB AcRED
zoEpe 30 TIE SUCCESS OF THE RADICAL RE-
Fu1HacAa PARTY, AND THE ELECTION OF TIE
eANDIDArEs WE HAVE NoMINArED.
ApotrzD usANI3ous1Y.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16
AHF E.4 F.s Si s Esss.. .'s New ?

James Barclay We. 0teambana New ~
Her Tackle, Apparel, eto
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT oOunj
y for the District Of Louisiana, No. e0l0-In e
dience 10 an admiralty warrant to me directed E
Tho steambost NEW ERA. her Tssf.
Apparel etc, now libai0d By JAMES m
OLAK, Tor the causes aot forth IN the libel h
pending IN the District Court Of the United Sta
And do hereby cite and admouish the OWrif
having OF pretending 70 have any right title, or u
est IN or to the SANG to he and appear at Disl
court Of the United 6AatqB for tho District fore
% be holden At the city Of New Orleans. on or bd
the THIRD MONDAY from the date hereof, 70 q
cause any they have or can why tha said stsafnA
demned and Be sold agreeabiy To- Ae prayer Oflia
United statss Marshall Ones. New Oflelr.
fourth day Of February, lee4
No 3as-fas ii IL :, - AA-sA.~lss y p ''il''-z.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

Tull relafna q she Alshanla election win
nEsl VII he Eeasivsd ID 4 day Or two. At
Taz saS one q Ire managers Of The siecs
fon 4al ne tialEais IA his eeas pocket and
net ID 10 bailss box. n Cossk oonaiy
ahe nalls wore kept ppen but two days.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

Hs, Dr. nan Win pfoaoh d 81
chz sbsnal q s. chaslsa aaa Calzsp6
alrdea Dis hqlnips 4 eleven o'uIdsk, I'D
ahis erening q neYen O'Clock. 10 viz
aelisaf bis Ehifa sermon 10 youhs nIeA On
ihe aProaieal sea- An afs iayiied.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

w. have aeeaiged an invitation % IT.
tsa : Eaa ceaostt ana szkIbllioa e 81
gtgaa fas he Hsdeal 81 tie Konqg Eureka
Association sk Isfnels han On The slst
ans 2qa sat We viii DO slaro 10 sse.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

hlhflaa special % shs Chicago
isa "a Weaaz 1sy. eags L
= rs president viii eennlogl IA
Ge 6f eldsru 20 Aancook, ii
refs acs u council W. shsll
ass gfa. sa hall 80.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

A line Of steamships between this city
and Hsyana ana Mexico i projected, and
several prsalnsnt gentlemen have taken
subsssipliOn beeEE and are soliciting ssb-
acrEhara. ~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

81 AGgmheEs Of the Constitutional Con-
vsaa invited to act As Agents for the
81 ~ REr5BLIoAN on terms as favor.
abls e offered BY any other paper.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

NN4 QsanA
Tia ire en dnsF hSA npaosess|i
HENRY ~ i1sssaa otI6f clark Is ssass
og1f b53ael. 3l1sd fesI1 r..Ifai
asev o. ~ anti Nkra % nlaes & IS.
Ms la sha 4 .nniAsi ID ..aas { .s.g
Ent TaEa ~ plnes Is }. b.
1oal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

nR. j. WHITES MEDICAL. INSTITUTE, COR,
~ ner st. Charles and Julia streets, Is established
for the cure Of All forms Of diseaset chronic and
experience which large cities anoFd IN an extern
s.ye practice and In an forms Of disease more
ability and certainty 70 detect ell the aiimFnts
that AFFECT the sufferer. This experience enables
him, with equal certainty instantly 70 perceive the
remedies indicatsd-fcr either sex and al agas-as
practitioner and professor in two medical oonegea
ssated IN his addrass some years since, that DR. y,
white has great advantage over many physicians IN
his correct diagnosis forming correct views Of al the
diseases which his patient u suffering with" What
ever the character vrul0nce Of the disease may
be, duty and humanity urge speedy and pezmenent
relief. II not too great distance Dr.. White vista
patients who not abls TO come TO the Institute
Charges reasonable. N. b.-PeEaons desiring DR.. j.
Whites ADVICE and remedies will be carefu to call AZ
Or address BY letter. ~ theirs are several DR. Whites
in the city. nolB 's11y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

AconsErvatiEe meeting, to consider the
BEST method Of Debating the ratification 81
the eonsiituiipn, mas to be held At Homer
parish d Claiborne, yesterday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

General Hancock has rendered to Tobias
Gibson, Of the parish Of Terrebonne, place
upon lhe leyee board, Of which be has be-
fore been member.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16
9FRI0lAL N0TIUBg. CIV.
No. s45-.New Series.

Resolved, rhatfhe cohtscler be and be Is hereby
journal Tor sealed proposals for cleaning the sinks Of
the Ennlle buildings OF tbs city OF New Orleans 40
MISSIONER d ONCE
faiQnodl q 4 RATTvFFrWT
tresiuent pro TEN. Beard Of Aee1etapt Aldermen.
NolgneD JAMES GRAHAM.
hregident Board o. Aldermen.
Tsigned T. HEATH Mayor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

111III111 30 771II 1lEH1TE1 1II11l % I7lI
tIai 1854 N1 A. Q1daln.a bet stN ana affair
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d nl.an l1is " ne 11I1t ~ 1ul l5al AZ Ea5o11
410uf0U. 1t.I 111I ||E. here ItN EI1I 1oII Ir1I1
1tIE.U|t'ts % che d1I1IN1nt 81 foot H111anTtIg
aIIH IN7IN5F s.tpHlHE 8 41ltIuft e a14oE1 fr1
N4f.'| I'D HH H44| 81 sasa 110f1 ta4t 4.1 n11N
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Nc.NN' Ne HfI ~ G4stziH = iti lN1 ~ 1t ElafII1a
~ hays .4sN4H NNN NH1r. Ei1 ~ H4f 7z11 011I0. t.
'TlI0H NI re- a0S # ti1 n0Hf1
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16
1AxoaAYsTH On NEW DEE.EAHs.
City HallSsth Day 81 NebruaFy. 1858,


6I1l Co11u l0NN7's UF3Ics.
M rs & 20. Oily San
New orIsaNs, Hohrn1r7 g, ltdN. y
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81 lt|tt ft..aa 81 tlss 4es sIstei. Dl.asda Jttt
Nouf GOA If ~ dilIef11f eoIr11, also
wish uet clf14n0 HIF1 llII1 1a4a and ~
dEN 1N41a lk4TaQn said. will ID l Az IfniIE fN1llQN
fgaN9 "a TUESDAY slgUs l1'a
1 NIIIH
fa HAas. ~ cen.ss'|.. :.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

11IElf eozuzll iEass OFlItm.
1o1m H1I 4 GI49 ElL
81 ..ra ~. Now ATl9zu1 NnNroaf5 IL. I511
pARTfcuEAB AINMSX1QN AS cAALEu TO
Al tMq44ilo4laN rrtrf b A. 30 N1uehE o. th9 whole
cQ NM an|t4 EiI NrrlaI "a N 4 81 mt 81 he
tHonCH b. EfuED
t 1lr11I ue11sI 1lf1af.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

! FIFI3I. -
The contractors shall be bound to empty tho
vaults Of all their contents and thoronrbfe glsau
any and all the Priyes attached 10 the Public Build
ings belonging TO the City Of New OfieAns Or to any
or leased By the said city for public purposee.
Amounting to one hundred, more or less, VIZ:
house, Boys and Girls House Of Refuge Police
Stations, Public Schools, Parish Prison Iusane
Asl lum, Public Pounds, etc., in the manner pre-.
scribed and agreeable to the provisions OF any ex.
isting ordinance any ordinances which may here.
AFTER Do enacted reference 60 the snbeUL 81 ths
contract, and to the entire faction Of the Street.
Commissioner bis Deputies, or Assistant Deputies,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16
0. s. MAREHAL'S SALES,



Q, Weuyer We. E1wnrd VIvea
TN THE UNITED STAIRS CTRoUIr CoUK
y for the Fifth Circuit and District Of Ia
gre and sale, issued BY the abovenE
Coart in the above entitled snit, and recsq
on the sd November, l81l, have seized and n
offer fer gale at public auction, 70 the highest
der, on FRIDAY. the 18th Oar Of February lRH +
the door Of the Courthouse, Eapcieonville, q g
parish q Assumption, LOaisianss the following
"a 4 q 6sRRSlk VPPLANTArIoE. established
a sugar plantation, situated IN the pai
o. Assumption in tins state, on The left bank Il n
Baycu liAtnurghe, at distance % 1--WE miles b
the village of Donaldaonyiile, and a. about d
nrptnts bsAk Of the sandG Of the Fisat Oonceati
81 tuatsd on said Bayou, and At the place know
st1ruia ualigr containing six arpCntg front
the said lanas Of the First Concessions, b. az
q Thirsty .eevcu arpea1a, opportunities 70 thet
inferior arpents, and twenfy.eWQ and hall alpe
i've hundred arpeut4Y more Or lees bpunded In N
hy the lands Of Celeatln palleroe and others; ha
By those Of Charles koski above b. thu public "a
and ba1k ~ these Of NarciHga 6uaFet and Others
getheT with all the buildings and improVemi
thereon, W.. One dwelling housa. Kitchen, nnd u
hnuaes. four NearO entlna, one nuRnT houta and N
chiner4s one atAha and one cora CRIB ReIzsd as a1
stated to saSiety TIE plaintiff C9simar AnHYsrseI
q 4eHr Thousand tnres huadrg& and thirtytt
ts4 IS 81, fQ1eth1k with iutorlss and ~ cosss
IRnsis 81 cauh In United statss Tres
netea costs Of deed 1evanne atnsRs etc.s a. exrs
dnsssd saiiies iaasshais 0nss. New oslsans. Il
- Z !. ARRaQs .. :. Esrahal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

JUNINOLIEHB UFIICl7 CTIY HAff,
New Orleans. Febrnasy Is, 1853
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposaEp win
Be resolved Up 70 u o'clock NJ, on Tuesday, the
third Day q March, 1853 a. the Controllers ofce fs
tSgned SIG. BROWER,
Deputy Controller.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

The contractors for the cleaning and empt, ing Of
the Privie ehal BE- bound 10 com ly within twenty.
four hpurs With AZ written orders from tie Street.
Commissioner, his Deputies or Assistant Deputies,
relative 70 any work 70 be done by them under these
sp- cltcations. In the event Of the faiurs on the
time and as above stated they shall forfeit TWENTY
aye dollars tor the hFst oense, and fifty dollars for
Of the amount of dong the the work 40 neeIeoted
which IN Al cases the Street Comm asioner will be
bound 70 do Or cause TO DO done, at Whatever cost
ne may be able to procure the necessary materials
and labor. The amount Of the fines the Wages Of
the Uerkmen, and the cost Of the materials 70 be
70 said contraolor, and for the third ofense they
shall be placed IN default and forfeit all claims 10
them IN the month in which the said third ofGense
may have been committed - :,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16
BANKRUPT BLANKS.
OFFTOIAL NOTIOEg---0rTY.
NoTHCn.

NOTICE.
ha TnnABUkkR,s orv1cn. err HArr. !.
.lr ~ New ofleann. Februtfy. ID, 1853
fEyHE TIhaE FOR THE PAYMENT on III.
4 c8paes fer the year leoe has boon Al ndad D.
eelepete4t ant4qgily until the aFaf 81 Maroa fol-
loving. Incst lAahlp ~ ragucrt ago respectfully
rlful5lod t. oal al incs ard settle 10 81 fslei,
Of time viii 30 given tsggnd the pItIod na1dl. but
gIt Insulated against All deinquenfs raported BY
the in1 pdut0t8. 3. HOW'LL,
ssle5s Tteh1NsdK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

pi|s. 1a "a ssss
lhs tleass Is
4s ts tas aI
a et|fe Hai|ts 81 h|1
Hf hs nfaN
ai tall
~ 553t .aa ~ 81 d.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16
!. q. BROWER,
Deputy Con trollel
TIRHT

for Contract for CLEANING
and Emptying the Privfes Of the Public Bald
ings Of the City Of New Orleans for ore year
commencing from date Of approval Of contract:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16
No. ssO-is4nl5a Uaiis q s a'saSnH Mann.
The Steamer gsxters UsPtala and Own.

- Va. tl0 sheep and ta1 Hogs.
IN THE UNITED STATES D1STRICT COurs
for the DlBtfict 81 Louisiana. 30. 90l2-iu s,
dience TO warrant. to NE directed m
sboFe entitled suits have asizsd and Is
HOGS and SHEEP, now hhaied b. ata,n|
Dexter, captain, aad oWnera for the causes
Of the United States. f85 ls
AndI do hereby cite and ndmoRiab the oWna1
owners thereof, and all and every person or pessa
having Or pretending 70 HAYS any right, title 4 +
ter0gt in OF 70 the sarno. to b and appear at z E
trict Court Of the United states, for the Disa
aforesaid, 70 BE- holden at the oitT 81 New S,flfa
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the n.
the said hogs and sheep should not be Il
damned, and be sold ngreeably 70 the prayer II
bolants. g
United States 1farshnl's once. New orissIl
fifth dag Of February. 1854
No. ass.-fse lalsa " 4 + -''-l'A.-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

unlteE Htafea va. one gsiit nnd rnrine
II TIE OMITTED STATES 0fSRRIQT OOUBs
~ 10y tHe Llstrictef Aouiaiana, No ll1cl ~ firt
~ & H11t q Eau4in0nt 1Hpofns, Co ma 1iract5
"A tr4 AQosq ENTITLED suit, n " pFaeqpe NJ een
N.1lee internal roEs4uq Eonltd warehouse Me-
nlqa.e e9rset a ~. end Hqae4cF AlEs.lG-
!. slla..-c Cab. at tins o. adidl liah. IN uniia
usslsa 700 NaisAsl'a oasa Nsp aslsan
lentA d. "a ttpreez5i
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

IA the Uu1te1 s1nfea Oarerls naaSt 4
the FIFTH 9Ieqtik and nieszias - aIcui1lana-a
HWaNers plaintiff, ~. Nan M#nflfHVfaN u
tl4nnldx411u q ~ M nj lI1 OF 9l4f1IIl VI MA
Eir1ihiQ Atoo4tes widow otg--lNnI 1111 81
{. la.-o14glea a. Iaoo1tt, plasntiH u. Van
Atug4.1 Oqi ez4AeIeHlala to eII IN IiEht1
p'si1lIA ~ haFs- KirRlnle taqqstp, WIDOW, sit
ElY Vll29UE OF THE AHopE. TWO WRIT
AZ isauad ~ ths Venerable tho Naitaa States d
cult Ceurt Tor the EIfth Judidinl ifelIib nA Diak
o. Alaulslann, In the above anaitled fulfa knd I
colVeq ~ nae On She 18Th Of u1oenbaN, 1851. h7
sized and vii chsF for sails. On 3 4IuHDAT, i
tn da7 q llbruef9. l1li. - A 4iolrcA A. ~. q 5
aQoE O tre eourl1q ~ the parish 81 Poia'
yelpse, LouiaiAnas the folloWluE dsscfibsd pFopas
"A CERTAIN SUGAR PLANT ALTON. uituass
in the parish d Polnte Coupaa. Louisiana q
iEputinR On fal11 river hnViul 1f eqDautl front
~ oFrnnt1 IN dontds Containing about 1900 sups
hoial acres, together With Hl Tho bnildina3 and i
p1cYeulnta thereon. 70 MI
One Dwglllnghouae, kifuheA, ard Qaihpusas u
cry damaged bx lz9 also phe steatn 1nw MI
Negro Cabins, Corn Orb, Stable. ploWs, 2 q
q A24at1a, HnrIeUa r+HH
seiEsd, Is above 20 rsiiufy ulnintIH : oioir
with interest," and costs, a. por iuefnonte
Toms Of hole-4hts being the second ndjudse
tAqn. tae apo4e described properly will 10 feld 3
Ehat ~ Wll bring at twelve inanthz eredsA. the pr
CHASER being required - 2uruiqh good And auilicia
i2int and seyss1l Aseprlsy, and special multgnge
e i SLOWED ~ the Judgements rendered IN y
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In THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT cnus
4 for the District OF Louisiana, No. so09-In AZ.
ence 70 warrant to me directed in the allow
session. n <
Tive Cases GIG AIS and -Four Barrels Of IN
now libeled By the United States Of America "a, Z
causes set forth in the libel now pending ia ~
triet Court Of the Upitea States ~
And / do hereby ctte and hdmdnish the oIsuai|
owners thereof, and all and every p8xeUn or w.
having or pretending to HAYS any right, title 4
terest IN or 70 the same, 10 be aud appear at n
ttict Court Of the United States for the EisH|
on OF. before the THIRD MONDAY from ere 4
hereof, 20 show cause II any they have or can vkSi
said two cases cigars and four barrels Il,
should not be condemned. and BE- sold agreaa6
the prayer Of libelaut FFa = n ~
United States MaTshnl's niace, New Orlei'
y. j. HEBRON.
No. 380-fe4 II 10 n United States Mnrilti
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

1T is also agreed that should the Contractors prop
cry comply With the conditions OF this contract and
aheud there 20 no charges asinst them for nsalect
Of the same on ME in the street ommissionar's
acu within thirty days after che expiration Of the
c0ntract tbs Street CoEnnisaionerahnil be bonad 70
issue the certheate for the ten per cant retained.
and the bonds given for the faithful peffnrmance Of
the contract shall DO cnnceed. n "a II ~ n
Bids TO be 20 much per sink per Nnnuna. 4, &.