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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-09
sucoEssIoN on JULIUS LlLENrHAL.
No soO6a Second District oourt, Parish Of orleanl

DY A. D. DUCHIROE, AUCTToNEER.
DUtice and Salesroom Nos. 2s and 30 choupitoulas
street-On MONDAY, fourteenth instant at ten
O'Clock a. NJ. by virtue of order from the Hon:
oFabe the second District Court for the Parish Of
Orleans dated November 29 1853, in the matter of
the succs of Julius snth hal No. 80 O63 will be
sold a. public to the highest bidder the fol-
loving property to wit:
THE OoNTENfs OF THE JEwELRY STORE
Kept by tie l1le Jnlius Lilenthal and situated on
1ahat street, No.. 9S between Chartres street and
Excnange alley The stock com prists fine assort-
lnent Of Diamonds, wAtehes, Clocks, Siyerware.
etc toReiher with all the fixtures. The sale to be
continued nm all the goods are DISPOSED Of
Te m;IS'ash IN United States Treasury notes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-09
IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO 3s5 MAGAZINE
street-sucoession of William Lamar Williams
of Orleans.

DY q. e. GIRARDBY q GO, AUO-
ID DtionGers-Nichoss j. hoey, Auction .er-Ufice
No. II Exchange PlAce-SATURDAY, January g.,
leo, at Twelve Oct ok NJ. at the MerohGnts' aud
Auctioneers' kxchange, on Royal street by yir! ue
Of order from the bon. L. DuvRneaud, Judge
If the Second District Court for the parish of Or
lean dated seventeenth November, 1868, viii be sold
a. pubic auction for account OF tue succession of
v iIham Lamar Williams, deceased the f0lloRin g
described property. 10 witt
A LOT OF GROUND with all the improvements
thereon in the First District of this city IN square
bounded by Magazine Camp. Thalia, and Melpo-
meme streets. beng the half nearest Melponene
street Of lot No. q and measuring thirty feet front
on Magazine street by one hundred and twenty five
jeet in depth. The Improvements comprise one
story frame froEt buildings occupied two stores
No. 5s5 Magazine street, two story kitchen in
rear, DO H.. a...-. i.
Terms One-haH cash in United States Treasury
notes. balance twelve and eighteen months credit
IN notes secured by special mortgage and vendor s
privilege the proD.rty with the CLAUSE of i've per
cent attorneys fees in case of suit, and bearing
interest Of eight Per cent per annum from dste OF
sale until fnai payment; the improvements to be
kept fully insure and police transferred to holder
OF not S. And pnrchs tur her assume paynent
over and above his bid of all taxes for the ls6a
Act o, sale and United States stamps at the ex
pense Of the purchaser bef5re Octave Morei ksq.
Notsr Public. del 10 u JAM
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SUCCESSION oF JEAN Escl MANN.

RY @. DE FERRET. AUOTIoNEER-SAT-
- URDAY, nine January, ls69, twelve o'cl0ck
M by virtue OF an order from the Second District
Court dated thirtieth November 1855, will be sold
for account Of the above ocession, at the Mer-
chants Exchange Royal street, between Csnal and
Cus tom house streets; the following property;
A LOr hE GROUND situated in Faurhourg Oar
cautel designated by No 2 OF square bounded ny
Salon; Cation, Unlon, and FreDehman streets, TORN
lng the corner OF Snon and FrenchmRn streets
measuring 5s feet 5 inches lines on Frenchman
street by l54 ieet 10 inches deep.
Germs-Jne quarter cash, balance at six, tH elve
eighteen mo tbs credit for notes fearing six per
cent interest from date and eight per cent thereAf
ter with five per lawyers fees in case Of nom
payment, to be paid by purchaser.
Act Of sale before A. Doriocourt. Notary Public,
at he expense of purchaser.
deS 18 % las
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SUCCESSION or GEORGE KAIsER-No. %. 1888.
Second District Court for the Parish CT Or.

RY A. DUuHHRON, AUOTIoNEER-
~ oihee and Shlesroom Nos. % and 80 lehoupitou'
a. Il O'CLOCK M. AZ the Wer1bants' and Auction,
esfS Exchange on Royal street, bstween Canal and
Honorable the second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans, dated November ls 1865 in the matter
be snld At public aution to the higbest bidder the
following property, to wit.
4 LIT Ot GROUND 5tuateti in Fauil5aFK
Lyaudais in the Fourth District of the city of New
Orleans IN re seuers No. 70. bounded by Laurel,
the No. on a plan Of H. MubAnson Surveyor
dated the fourth day oi May. lsaA, and measuring
thrty-0ne ieet eleven inches fro1t on said Eighth
street. by one hundred and twenty-five feet betssssn
parallel lines, ogethef with tue house kitehen
ciFtern, etc, thereunto belonging
Ter us--Cash.l f-t.IiHl auz
The aot Of sale before A, paurioeourt, notary
the United States revenue stampl.
ne2s deS l2l 92
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-09
NATHANIEL PAIGE ON LOUISIANA
STATE OFFICERS.
The Best That Could Have Been Elected.

The following telegraphic dispatch from
our friend and former editorial associate ex.
plains itself:
WASHINGTON, December Z, 1868.
The statement in your special Washing
ton correspondence that I have denounced
the Republican office.holders is untrue.
While l have no great affection for one or
two individual ofice-holders, have stated,
and l now state, that the names on the
State ticket were the best that could have
been elected at the time.
NATHANIEL PAIGE.
Third D1Spatch
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-09

AVhoepitoWa9 sttoobs-ouSCessiou VI Oosepu
Steii-No S23o3.
DY G. DE FERIET, OFFICE NO s6 BIEN
ID WILLIE EAtreet-SATUkDNY, January 2, lA9
al noon, at the Merchants and Anclioneers Ex.
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
tue OF an order from The Hon l. Duvgneaud Judge
OF the recoud District Court of the parish OF Or
leans, dated Septem er 3d. 1868. the following de-
scrb property BELONGING to aid succession, viz:
irgs improvements thereon. situate in the First
District of this city, in tue square bounded by
IchoupitOulas, st. Thomas, Bellechasse and st.
Theresa streets, measuring twenty-six feet five
hundred and feet eleven inches and seven lines
in depth on the side toward st. Thomas street,
ninety y-seven feet SIX laches in depth on the other
eide front on an alley twenty feet wide openlng
on St. Thomas street and running parallel with
Tohoupitoulas street, and twenty-five feet three
inches and s X lines in width on the rear line.
The buildings and improvements comprise:
l. two-s story brick house covered with states,
shop. and in the second story hail. four rooms and
a gallery IN the at'ic LARGE room.
2. A two-story brick building 10 the yard contain
ing one room in each story
8 two story frame building containing four
rooms, W tn freplaces
i. A large she'd covering the yard, two cisterns,
priyies, etc.
rerms-One half cash and the balance on a credit
OF year, pa lie in three mortgage noIes of the
same amount each aud bearing eighs per cent in.
terest from date Til final payment secured by special
mortgage and vendors lien; the hui dings TO be
kept insured and the policy transferred to the cura
trix ana in of suit the purcha er to pay five per
cent attorneys commissions on the amount recover
Act OF sale, with United States Internal Revenue
stamps attached, before A. j. Lewis, Notary Public,
At purchasers expense. del bl2 10 26 jail
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OLD FURNITURE. PIANOS AND

1EJ AN. sr., ,AuOTI0NEER OFFICE
l5lavitr street, will be sold on Fki-
Vcemler IL, 1868 at eleven O'Clock, A.
nsW Auction Room, No. le3 Gravier street,
|1ndelei-
n and Walnut Bsisteads. ArmDirs, Mar.
= Bureaus Washsl ands. Sofas, Spring Ntat
s5ble Top Centre Tables, Marble Top
ldehoards txiension Tbbles. Cane and
Chairs, Hatracks, Double aud single
Eeesea, Carpets, Paintings etc.
and Square Piano and Ofice Furniture
Also
Do invoice OF walnut and Poplar extra
litsge Beds, Walnut and PAINTED Cottage
feta.
Cash in United States Treasury notes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-09
SUCCESSION OF JACQUES MADELINE
Marchand.

DY y, GUTNAULT, AUCTIONEER-ofio
II corner Of Exchange Alley and Bienville street
SA1 URDAY, January g. le69, will be sold at
twelve clock Nj. at the Merchant and uctioneeIs
Exchange. Royal stree, between Customhouse a
Canal Streets by virtue OF order from the honor
able tine Second District court for the parish of
Orleans, dated November q 1868, the hereinafter
described property to wit:
ALOT GROUND situated in FaubourR Frank
lin, Third District of this city, deiEnated by No of
square No. 81, nlan drawn the nint h of Sep
tember, 1885, by John Schneider. and deposited
Tor reference as No. 2, in the office of Theodore
Segner.. then Notary Pub ic in this city. Said
square No 81 is comprised within spa Vaudeville,
Josephine and Sol ele streets Sal tot of ground
forms the corner Of SPAIN aud Solidele streets and
more or less. 80 feet front spain street
by l2e feet in dep and front on Sodete street, to-
gether with the new buildings and improvements
thereon consisting Of frame house OF three rooms
built at the corner, and two frame buildings the
va d. having three rooms each, Sheds two cisterus,
etc., eTc. See plan at the Auction eer office.
Terms cash.
Act of sale before g. Drouet notary public. at the
expense of the purchaser, including United states
in:erRa' regenue stamps
des 10 "a 81 ia7
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BILE LOT OF GROUND. SITUATED IN
Farlsh, on the right bank of the River Mis-.
|pi--Succession Of Jean Dablncens. i

cHA RLHS r. FORTIER. AUU.
|er-Oflice No. a Exchan2e Alley.-SATUR
pond OF January. 1879, at twelve O'Clock M.,
Merchants and Aue'ioneers' Exchange.
lreet, between Canal and Oustomhou-e Q
py virtue OF an order from the Honorable
pa District Court for the parish of Orleans
septy eighth November, 1868, the following
viz; arIFff =7a ~ EllIII :
tUf OF GROUND, sitnate in the town of
'sSgnatsu as lot No. 9 In the square bounded
'et Seguin and Eyebnt streets, sid lot
herloan mea2ure 8 feet II inches and 8
Y on Market street, by lit feet 2 inrhes and
depth between parallel lines, together with
tvements thereon.
fcash in United States treasury notes. l.l
Me before Joseph Cuveiler. notary pubic,
lense af The purchaser.
l6263l
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DOUBLE HOUSE ON v1L1ERE sTREErLsuo-

DOUBLE HOUSE ON VILLERE STREET-SUC-
cession of Adolphe Frick-No. S2tO2, second
District Court for the parish of Orleans.
DY @. f. GIBARDEY dk CO.-AUCTIoN-
ID eers-Nicholas }, Hoey, Auet,oneer-Utiee No II
Exchange PlAce.-SATURDAY, nmth January
Is g. at Twelve clock a.. at the Merchants aud Auc
tioneers' Exchange. on Royal street, by virtue
Of an order of the Hon. l.. Duvignesud, Judge Of
the second District Court for the par sh Of Orleans
dated fourteen november, 1868 Will be sold pub-
lie auction for account of the succession of Adophe
Frick, the fol owing described property to-Wit:
A LOT OF GROUND in the First District of
this city, in the square bounded ny Where, Robert
son, Common and GasQuet streets designated as lot
No. 2, and measuring thirty feet front Vilere
street by one hundred and TWEEN y-Ons feet depth
and bounded in the rear by com iioa alley for the
of sad lot, ana others oHeninR on Gasqust
street The improvements comprise u double one
story Frame House.
Terms-One halt cash. balance at six and twelve
mon BIS credit, in notes secu ed by special mort
gage and vendor'- lien on the property sold with
the cl ct five per cent sttrDey. fees in Of
suit ami bearing interest of six cent per annum,
current from date of sale till maturity, and if
then paid, thereafter at eight Der mt per annnm
until husl payment; the improvements to be kept
fully insured aud policy tran terrsd to holder of
notes, and purchaser further to assume over and
above his bid payment of all taxes Tor the year 1868
Acts OF sHle and United Sites stamps at the
pense o. tine purchasers, before Wm !. aste. Esq,
Notary Public de7 10 ~ jan29
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-09
BILE PROPERTY ON BAGATELLE
between Goodohildren and Morales


between Goodchiidren and Morales
-Succession of Justine Clay. Deeeastd d
Pf Pierre Wilson.
KAkLEs Il RTIEK. AUO.
-pftiee No, 4s Exchange Alley.-SATUR.
feember Va. 1868, at twelve O'Clock al,
lerchants' and Auenoneers' Exchange,
NJ betw.enCanal and Uustonhouse slreeis,
an order from the Honorable the Second
purt for the parish of Or cans, dated june
following property viz: a....-
!AIN EoT OF GROUND in the Third
III This cry, in the square bounded by Bag
'fodchildren, Morales, and Union stfeets,
NJ (American measnrel 81 feet II inches and
Mt on Ba 0tele street by depth of l2T
fhes and lines, together With ali the build.
|mproveut, nts thereon.
One half cash, and the balance at a credit
~ with eiRht per cent interest frgn day Of
\ paiment, the notes TO be divided into
J suit the convenience Of the heira, said
.P secured by mortgage and vendor priyii.
Buildings 20 be insured and the policy
~ Act Of sale before Octave de Armas.
pic, at the expense of the purchaser in.
hmPs. noe2l % deb Ii
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-09
GENERAL LONGSTREET LIONIZED
IN WASHINGTON.
Bills Affecting Louisiana interests.
POLITICAL DISABILITIES TO Be REMOVED,
JURISDICTION OF THE COURT OF CLAIMS.
SIMON JONES SURE OF SUCCESS,
WAsHrNaroN necemhar g

WAsHINeToH, December 8, 1868.
General Longsreet has arrived aud is
very much honized for the Grave and noble
stand he took in the late political campaign.
Grant is said to be very friendly to him, and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-09
SUCCESSION on GusTAvE WON HoFE.

PV JnsEPH HOLZ, AUCrIONEER Of
ID fee No. Il Chartre- street.-WiIl be sold on
WEDNESDAY, The sixth of January. at - O'Clock
M, at the Merchants and Auctio0 eers' tx
Canal streets by virtue of an order from the Hon
Louis DuTigneaud, Judge of the Second District
Court, dated Nov mber q, ls6s-No. 82477:
A CERTAIN LOT OF 'tHOUND WITH THE
BUILDINGS AND ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON, situated in the Fourth District OF this
city, in the square bounded by Camp. Magazine,
six h and Seventh streets. designated BY the mum
ber four plan in he Office OF the Sheriff OF the
parish of Jefferson in this STATE and measures
twenty-eight feet front on Magazine street by
depth OF one hundred and twenty-five feet Ameri-
can fneaS urp
ACQUIRED by deceased by purchase from Terrence
Mcdonnell by an act pas ed before John r. Coffey,
Notary Public in This city. on the twenty eighth
da, Of December, 1860
Act OF sale, including internal revenue stamps
at the expense OF the purchaser. before Joseph
Cohn Notary Public; also the purchaser has TO pay
all taxes due.
Terms Cash in United States Treasury notes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-09
will show his friendship next March in some

will show his friendship next March In some
unmistakable manner.
Many bills affecting Louisiana interest
have been prepared and offered. t
Senator Kellogg has introduced a bill to
relieve some thirty Louisisnians, most OF
whom have good Republican Endorsements,
from political disabilities. Some of them
are still rebels ard their names will be
stricken out by the committee.
He has also introduced bill extending
the jurisdiction of the Court of CLAIMS over
the State of Louisiana. This bill If it be-
comes law will give the Court power to
try suits involving claims of millions of
dollars for cotton and sugar taken and re-
ceived from citizens of Louisiana under
Butler and Banks.
There is no longer any doubt of the ad.
mission of Jones. The Committee on Elec.
tions ridicule the pretensions of Mr.. Caleb
8. Hunt, as they are presented by his De
mocratic friends. ROB ROY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-09

SUCCESSION or JEAN BAPTISTE GROSSIR-
No 32.553 Second District Court of New Or
leans.
QY PLACUDE j. SPEAR, AUOTIoNEER,
ID office No. 36 Bienville street FRIDAY,
December is at half past four o clock p NJ, will be
sold at No. ITO Orleans street, bstween Where and
Marais streets by virtue and in pursuance of an
order from the Honorable Lonis Duvgneaud Judge
Of the Second District Court of New Orleans dated
D. -cember s. 1858.
One lot OF GROCERIES and HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS. =.
Jerms-Oash. des 1918
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VOLUME H-NO. 2O9
ADJUSTMENTS.
TeI.r@0~-71@s7l =7T's"17777"@'
ADEM Y OF NJ UsIC.

Y
nday Evening. December =. 1885,
AND UNTIL PURIFIER NOTICE.
Iny EVENING AND SATURDAY NOON,
\, Gorgeous Spectacular Extravaganza.
II N DI ME.
,ue into rsquisition the full strength of the
EACULAR TERPSICHoREAN OoMBINA-
ID the distribution OF characters. In this
a spectacle will be presented the IT
\ OF GOLDEN LEAVES.
FREELY BALLET.
and SHADOW DANCE.
ali Of the Mechanical and Electric Effects
|rallr introduced in the WHITE EAWN, at
Il liaTden, New York.
time nr in teis CITY OF DePOl's popular and ex-
hersion Of the
II CAN-CAN.
csd by him in his celebrated spectacle, THE
y IIS \ A9MIAaiRVoH 9MARoH OF AMAzoNs AND
ifS. in complete rmor Costume of Gold
In. imported from Paris by the Management
II Tor this Gors eous PaReant.
~ of Matchless Splendur! Appointments Of
Ins beauty Wardrobe of Sparkling Ele-
Powerful Calcium and Electric Lights
4. bated Mechanical Contrivances! bal, ,ets,
Z a and Intricate Evolutions.
JAMES OARS, the talented Actress, en-.
ssly for this sps ctacle, will appear in her
character Of IUrX.
lice opsn from a. NJ. to 4P. NJ.
open at half pas SIX o'clock; performance
hes at half-past seven O'Clock. del
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-09
SUCCESSION OF WILLIS P. COLEMAN. DE-
ceased- Contents of Mill Factory, Machinery
NIateriais etc b.

NIX GngAs. II. HASH-AUCTIoNEER-
- Office Ma opic Hall Auction Mart, corner St,
Char es and Perdido raets.-Wln be sold
THURSDAY. beeemb. T TO- 1868, az twelve O'Clock
Nj, ut the Masonic Hall Auction Mart, corntr st
Charles and Perdino streets by virtue and pursn-
ant to an order of the Honorable q. Bruniug, Jnugo
df the Parish Court Of Jefferson, dated November
2S 1858 No - of the docket of said court, for
account of said succession:
The CONTENTS or MILL FACTORY, stu.
ated Ut No 25 TchOuptouas street, oppt site St
Msry's Markef. consisting Of Materials 4 com
plets Mil Factory As per inventory on file which
may be reen at the office Of the auctoneer. corner
st. thar les and PerdldU streets.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
dnl
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JAR

nav AAD PERAmPpORY SALE OF ELH
: M riah and single Horsaa. Elegant Saddle
GKE Rins Werk Mulea. Fine Milch OoHs. Bus
: Va aeani Bretts, Harness. WAGONS. ete-. ots
lens, i1ns
romo oMTQOM E1EN MRQD. q co..
MID MnnTeoruerv Aucfionwer--W be sold o.
AX December 10. 1855. ~ tuclock, ~ u.
rnEgi a1le 30 9rnvgr street- . Is
Elsfnrt hATOH HOkBEA
u psr| Elegant SADDLE HOR8E8s
IERE. Une WOHK MULEbt
nInul EI11 MIIdH OoWbf
.IarfL ALSO
f a. FN1 Su0EIlo. HlaEAnt brott1, haxue4t
'xoE ls.e.l . unissa Ea.Asu Tssaars nOtsa. y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-09
SUCCESSION OF BRIDGET CowLEY, WIFE
of L. Peraudat-No. 32,2ll.


RY a. nUoHdK9N, AUCTIoNEER.-
- Oface and Salesroom Nos % and 81 Gchoupitou-
las street-On THURSDAY, seventeenth instant,
a. ten o clock M, on the prelases hereaf er de.
soribed. in virtue Of an order from the Il norabie
the econd District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated December l8tS in the matter OF the success
sion of Bridget Lowle', wife of E. rersndat, No.
3224, wilt be sold public auction. to the highest
bidder, the following pr perty, to wit:
On he panta ion of Perandat, situated on the
GentIily road, about ten miles frau this city
One COTTAGE FRAME HOUSE, containing two
roo =, with gallerles-on- in ronJ and in the
rea---4 shed, stable, sma house, frame kitchen,
building used for sugar mil, together with the
sugar ill
Two MULES.
One ttORSK
three OARrS.
Two IT iMBER WHEELS,
'Sia CDWS AND 'ALVES.
A lot OF UTENSILS.
Also, on lot of ground fronting on said Gentilly
road, near Laharpe stree T.:
"A one-s!nry FRAME HOUSE and two.story
KITCHEN.
TIE buildings above enumerated will be sold with
out the ground, the land does not belong 10 the
succession Of said deceased. and must ~ taken
Swsy by the purchaser within fifteen days after the
sale rIt l#
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
de49l2l7
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ONE LOT OF GROUND ON PLEASANT

ONE LOT OF GROUND ON PLEASANT
Street, between Magazine and Live Oak Streets,
At Auction-Succession of Mary Elizabeth
Hszeman. Second District Court of New Or
leans, No, 32,O25.
pY j. "a. WALTON IN DEsLONDE-
- j. Walton. anctioneer.-Ofice No. 6 Oaron-
twelve o'clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auc-
toneers' Exchange, Royal street, by virtue and in
pursuance of an order of the Honorable Louis
puvigneaud, Judge Of the Second District Court OF
New Orleans. dated December Z, 1863, Court docket
No 80 0l5, will be sold for account OF the above
nAmed succession, the following described property
to wit:
ONE LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and
improvements thereon, in the Fourth District OF
this cit, IN the sunare bounded by Magazine,
Pleasant. Live Oak and Harmony Streets measuring
twenty feet front on Pleasant street, by depth
~ tS ent six feet three inches. between parallel
lines being the sub division of lot desig ated
by the No II Of square No II, alithographic plan
annexed to an act ssed before 4. o. Stark notary
on the seventh of July, 1852.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes
Act of sale before William shannon, notary public
at the expense Of the purchaser, including UniIed
States revenue stamps. DIG 10 26 ja2S
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Second Dispatch
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'HARLEs THEATRE,

epday Evening. December o, 1eOe,
uressuted the great Conloock pe'is'ty Of
WILLOW UOPSE-Luke Fielding Y r. g.
touliock; Rose Fielding, Hiss Couldoos.
bDAY-D0RA aud q Comedy.
iY-Benefit OF Mr.. @. w. Couldock and his
Agbter.
IN. December IA Whitman Great Partisan
b. Troupe in the ENCHArrfD WHITE
wv, as produced at Niblo's, New York.
'pDen at seven O'Clock p. NJ. the overture
lmenoes at half past seven r. NJ.
= charge for reserved seats. dee
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lErIEs THEATKE.

hCEST CITY MUsEUM-
! D AND a ST. CHARLES STREET,
Opposite the st. Charles HoteD.
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y ASTONISHING WONDERS
led to the Ten Thousand Curiosities Of this
4 Enlistment.

|STINE MILLY, The Two Headed Girl
ma AGGA, The Oircassian Beauty.
ELLEN HAWKINS, The Bearded Lady.
a BRIGGS, Tne LiIIiputian Queen.
M0NTARGE. The Skeleton violinist
EssoR GREINER. rhe Bohemian Glass
EssoR RICHARDS. The Man.Frog.
|psn from A. M. to 10 P. M. Admission
cents; Children. twenty five cents. no5o Am
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ST.
Theresa streets, between st. Thomas and
Tchoe ptouas streets-succession of Joseph
Staii-No ~ ana
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NEW ORLEANS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9. 1868
8Y TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
from our Extra of Last Eysningl
Especial Dispatches to the N. 0. Republican,
FROM WASHINGTON
LOUISIANA CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
Colonel JOness Friends Confident Of Success.
GENERAL BUFFERS VIEWS ON ADM SSlON OF
SOUTHERN MEMBERS.
Exclusion Of Representatives
Elected by Fraud.
Astonishing Frauds in the Third District.
Removal Of Tisdale and NOrcrOss
Decided Upon.
ANDY LOOKING AROUND FOR THEIR SUCCESSORS
A Perplexing Dilemma.
PENNIMAN's WAR ON THE WHISKY RING.
Steedman'S Resignation Causes a Flutter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-09
Morning Dispatches to the Associated Press.

Morning Dispatches to the Associated Press.
LATEST NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
A Resolution by Senator Kellogg.
ELECTION OF PRESIDENT BY THE PEOPLE.
The Accident on the Ohio.
A NEW ORLEANS LADY RECOGNIZED
GENERAL GRANT AT A WEDDING.
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Interesting Miscellaneous Intelligence.