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llEAEN ESS
REFERENCES.

Noise in the Head Discharges from the ear Cararrh,
Fits, Asthma, Rheumatism, Neuralgia and removes
Cancers.
REFEREN CES.
DIR. D. J. Easton of Manitowoc Wis., has the latest
and best treatment kn00H for all Diseases of the Eve
and Ear. He is also successful Physician and Sur
geon, and advise all who have diseases of these or
gans, to apply to him and be healed (Sgned)
r. C. THOMPSON. NJ D.
Oculist and Aurist, No GIG Nest Washington Street
SP Burdick NJ. D. New York CITY.
\. r. Morgan, NJ. ID. Syracuse. y Y
J. S. Douglass VI D, Milwaukee Wis
S. j. Pearsall NJ ID. Saratoga Springs n Y
n. S. StSure, NJ. d, Shepoygan
H. Z. Xiely NJ. d. Manitowoc, Wis
c. c. Croker NJ. u. Two Rivers Wis
Miss Il. Carey of Schuylervlle, y. Y cured of deaf
ness, 10 years standing, III 1852
Cured Enock Erckson's child years old of ulcer
of eyeball June 1867.
Cured r. r. Anderson of Nanitowoc, of inflammation
of eyes, July, 1867.
Cured Mrs NJ. Burns of bIeeme. of Bndne of three
months, spring 1862.
Miss III. Gleason Milton Saratoga county N V
stra glltened Cross-eyes, 1856.
Mr.. Herlena. Kossuth Manitowoc cocnty, Gu red of
granuated eyelids, 1861
Mr. Dano, of Mantowoc, cured of inianlat ion OF
the eyes, 1867
Cured C. b. Shove, of granuated eyeids in $50
Removed cancer from breast of Mrs Michael Nc
Carly of Kossuth Manitowoc county, 1864, July LIST
1867 remains well.
Gate of Manitowoc) ofTalahassa Florida in Febr uary
1867.
Cured L. Winters, of Gibson, Mantle woe county. OF
Fits, (of years standing in 1862 July 1st 1867 remains
WELL Could report many other cases perma nently
cured.
ges-C Call ON DR. EAsToN of Nanitowoc Wis, whom
You consult free, anu lie viii give you a candid
opinion when a cure is or is not possible. 1413
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They are celebrated for doing the best WORK.
using much smaller needle for the same
bread than any other machine
The New Improved Family Machine is
without rival, and cannot be sufpassed,-a
Hemmer, Feler, Braider, Quilter and Guide
sc with each Family Machine free of charge.
Every Machine is as near perfection as the
best machinery in the world can make it.
The parts being exactly alike, if any part
needs to be replaced, the operator can replace
Loss of time and EXPENSE in sending to a
machiae shop rarely occurs.
They arc made at our new and spacious Fac
tory at Bridgeport, Conn, under the immedi-
ate SUPERVISION of the President of the Com
pany, ELIAS HOWE, Jr-, the original inven-
-;cr Of the Sewing Machine. whose invention
is the foundation Of and covers all Sewing
Machines.
They dapted to all kinds of Family
Sewing, and to the use OF SeamstresSes, Dress
makers, Tailors, Manufa turers of Shirts. Col
lars, skirts, Cloaks, MantillaS, Clothing, Hats,
Caps, Corsets, Boots, Shoes, Harness, Saddles
Linen Goods, Umbrellas Parasols &c. They
work equally well upon silk, linen, woolen and
cotton goods, with silk, cotton linen thread.
They II seam, quilt, garfer hem, fell cord,
braid, bind, and perform every species of sew
ing, making a beautiful and perfect stitch, alike
on both sides of the article sewed.
The eek Stitch invented by tEr. HOWE
and made on this Machine, Is the most popular
and durable, Is alike on both sides. and will
geiiAer rip raee{ and all Sewing Machines
are subject to the principle invented by him.
| A Machine needed possessing simplicity
| and deraJitiy, and adapted to a great range
| Of work easily understood and compre-
| hended by all To produce such machine
has been the study of ELIAS HOWE, JR.,
who gave to the world the FIRST SEWING
/ MACHINE, more than twenty years ago and
now We offer his last productiop,-a Machine
embracing all essential qualities, and pros
nounced
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.Hc,r advertisements.
Circular, Mill, Mulay, Gang and Cross Cut

Every saw that leaves our Factory is Oil Tempered
and Patent Ground perfectly frue and even, and made
of uniform temper by potent telhpering process
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Noise in the Head, Discharges from the ear CaUarrh
Fits Asthma, Rheumatism, Neuralgia and removes
Cancers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02
MEMORANDA.

Steamship Huntsville, Crowei, from Savannah
for New York, exchanged sig mails of Cape HAtteras
on the 18th at $50 A. NJ with steamship DeSoto,
from New York fort New Orleans.
The British steamship Favorte, Jolly, for New Or
leans, which put back to Liverpool August 81 dis
masted, repaired and sailed again on the 10th alt.
The steNmship COrtes. Captain Nelson, sailed yes.
terday morning at O'Clock for New York.
The steamships Bienville. Iuba q Harris and
bark O Litehfsd went to sea yesterday.
SPOKEN.
Oct II, of Key West, British bark Limerick Lass
Aarshman, eight days ont, hence for Liverpool.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York, Oct 27-Arriyed from New Orleans,
'Lewes, Dsl., oct .s-saied from Philadelphia for
Boston, Oct 2-Cleared for New Orleans Ghip
Rosetta MeSeil, Kelleran.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool, Oct lo-Arriyed from New Orleans,
steamship Fire Queen, Williamson. Sailed, ship
Royal Charlie. Anderson. Cleared ship st Louis,
Hubbard, for New Orleans. ID
Greenook, Oct l0-Sailed for New Orleans, ship
Campbell Mcbride.
Hare, Oct Is.-Oleared for New Orleans, ship
Maggie & Gray. Pillsbury.
Liverpool, Oct l4-Cleared for New Orleans, ships
Advance, Morrison and Bessy Anna. Hughes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02
PROPOSALS. FOR Stoves. ETC.

OFFIoR OEuKR QUARTEHMAsTER,
Department of Louisiana
New Orleans. La, October %, 1888
CMALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
- gIll be received at this Office until p M. TUES.
DAY, the third day of November, 1863 for furnish
ing this Department the following articles to be
delivered in such quantities and at such places in
this city as the Chef Quartermaster Department of
louisiana may Designate
Fifty nine (69) STOVES. ...r
One thousand hundred and SiXty.tWo QI62)
feet of STOVE PIPE.
Sixty nine 1857 Stove pipe Elbows.
Forty t+0) Stovep pipe Gaps.
Thirteen (l3l Goal Crates
Twenty eight 49, Tenders. ....
Thirteen OBJ Goal Seuttlee.
Ooe hundred 900 Gas Burners.
One ID set Plumbers Tools. complete.
One hundred goo barrels Yellow Sand.
Two "a barrels Turpentine
One thousand QQ0D Fire Bricks,
One a. Timers Furnance.
Five (5) sacks Charcoal
specifications of the above can be seen at this
ONCE.
The usual rules Of the Department govern in this
advertisement. ~
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Stoves,
etc ;" and addressed to the undersigned.
By command of Brevet Major General Rousseau.
OHAS, II, TOMPKINS,
Bt- Brig. Gen'l and Chief Quartermaster, Depart
ment of louisiana ocS0 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02


Headquarters Central COmBittee Inde-
pendent Democratic Olubs, 1877 Canal street. Octo-
Der %, ls6S-At meeting of this committee held
this day, the following resolutions were unanimous.
~ adopted;
Be it resolved by the Central Committee, repre-
ssnting al. the Independent Democratic Clubs in
the Parish of Orleans That we will pledge and
guarantee protection to every voter in this parish on
the day Of election without reference to race color
previous condition political complexion, against
any and all acts OF either intimidation or fraud:
and that we call upon every voter in the city and
State 70 exercise the right of suffrage on the third
OF November next.
Be II further resolved That while as Democrats.
we will use all fair and honorable means to promote
the cause and insure the success of our party. we
will resort to no means whatever which vould tend
to intimidate onr political enemies, and prevent
them voting and We invite all persons, OF whatever
political complexion. to Join US in the effort to Sc
cure peace and harmony at the polls on the day of
election to the end that the most timid member Of
any party may feel assured that he will be protected
against danger undue influences in the exercise of
his suffrage
Be it further resolved That the spirit of these reso
lations be Endorsed and executed by the various
Democratic organizations in this State and city
By order of }. PINOKNEY SMITH.
President Central Independent Democratic Clubs.
GEO. p. CHnpREss, Assistant Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02
EXPORTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chrysolits-ls2O bales
cotton l2e0 slaves case cigars S22 600 specie
NEW YORK-Steamship United States---ll32
paes cotton lbl pc les paper stock 1876 bbs beef 90
bbs peeans $50 bbls oil liz bbs moasses 200 bags oil
cake neal y hbs whisky 81 hf bales moss bales and
IL bags wool 546 hides 2l2 bds hides 20 bbs oranges
16 pigs mdse
NEW YORR-SteamshipB ieuville-l40l hslas cot
ton bales wool lee2 282 bbs beef 1910 sks corn
SO bhls noasses 900 SKIS oats 1900 SKIS cotton seed
NEW Notwithstanding Cortes-s68 bales cotton
80 bales moss AZ do sarsapsrila l7026 bushels wheat
A bbs noasses 1853 bble four l25 bbls oil l07 hides
A5 bags wool 20 baskets champagne 30 bbls oranges
BALTIMORE VIA MISUNDERSTANDING Cubs
For Baltimore l40 bales cotton 10 bbls olasses 23
bbls rosin 81 bxs soap -
PENS AOoLA-Steamsh Lizzie-sO bbls -four rs
bbs pork oks bacon 80 SKIS oats $50 skis corr and no
SKIS bran ~
INDIANOLA AND GALvESTON-steamsh
W Hewes-3o9 bbls Sour 20 bbls moIasses 20 bbis
and 10 hhds suEar 200 bbs potRtoes 10 bills whisky
GALVESTON-Steamshi i ia .ris 40 ibis
bbls flour 20 ties lard 10000 feet luni eE
HAVRE-Ship Union-4002 bales cosSor s-d e0CO
slaves
LIAERPooL-ship Hansa--ssos bales cot on 100
bbls rosin =
ST LOgIS-Steamer Commonwealth-1ss2 bars
railroad iron
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02
POLITICAL NOTICES.

Circular from the Republican state
CAMPAIGN CoAMrTTEE.-New Orleans La, October
81, l568-Ths Republican State Campaign Commit
tee in common with all good citizens, deplores the
lawlessness and violence and intimidation which are
disgracing city and State and the civilization
and Christianity of this age. The Republican party
has sought and still seeks the peace and prosperity
of Louisiana and the enforcement of the laws.
Believing there danger of collision between
members of the two political parties this Com
mittse. about the first of this month"; proposed that
the Republican party should abstain from all
parades and mass meetings until after election,
provided the Democratic party would de likewise.
1t also invited the Democratic Executive Com
mittes to select three days of the week for the
meetings and parades Of the Democratic party the
Republican party to use the three remaining days of
the week. and neither party TO encroach the days
allotted to the other, Neither proposition was
accepted.
FNot one instance Of conflict has come to the knowl-
edge of this committee in which Republican club
haslbeeu the aEgressor. No disnterested man in
Louisiana believes, or can be made to believe, that
Republicans originate the disturbances in vhloh
Republicans almost the only victims. Only the
headquarters Of Republican clubs and Republican
residences. school houses and churches are sacked
by lAVless mohs. -g.
On the contrary. the evident object Of the Demo
and intimidation which would deter Republ-
cans from voting, andth prevent the coming cleo
ton from being full expression Of the will of the
peope.
By outragas, assassinations and murders that
party has inaugurated a reign Of terror in nearly
every parish of this State. In many parishes, and
perhaps in this city it will be exposure to outrage
and slaughter for Republicans to attempt to vote
But it should be remembered that the Republican
party can loose many votes and still triumphantly
carry the State This Committee is satisfied that
with peaceabls and fair election our majority
would be more than twenty thousand.
Thes efors it calls upon all Republicans to do their
duty manfully 1t urges them not to be intim.
idated not to yield to threats oiIyoenoe but to go
peaceably TO the polls election day and vote as
their consciences shall dictate The time is very
near when present wrongs will be righted, and the
civil again be enforced in Louisiana, and when
the guilty will be punished
Ii violence shall be used to prevent Republicans
from voting as they choose, let the facts be imme-
diately and carefully reported to this committee.
SB. PACKARD, President
R. O. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02
SALE OF SEIZED GOODs.

UNITED Stairs CusToMHoUsE, NHv ORLEANS,
Collectors Office, October 81, 1853 !
Of section twelve Of the act Of Congress approved
will be sold at public anction at Warehouse No. l.
Customhoose building, Ouatomhouse street en-
trance. on FRIDAY, November 9, 1863 at ten O'Clock
A. M: = =
July O. 1853, no mark, Q bottles of Kirschwasser;
1866. -
July 10, 1857. marked A, barrels Syrup of Cane
Juice II hall barrels Syrup of Cane juices steamer
Trade Wind; violation section one. Act June 50
August 10. 1883, marked s. under 7. p Y, box
Cs7S cigars; steamer Guyane; violation section
August a., 1858. marked P. D., kegs Q5IS gallous)
snery; box Floridz Water, and Ils pairs Kid
Gloves, NO mark; vessel Prima Donna; viola ton
section tWentyfour, Act March 2, 1893.
August Fl, 1858, no mark, "A casks Rum; vessel
2, 1893.
September 2, 1853 no mark, / case Ahsynthe IS
Billiard Balls vessel Elna; violation section tWen.
ty four. Act March 2, l193.
PERRY FULLER. Collector.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02
PROPOSALS FOB PICKET FENcE.

OETIcE OnMF QukRzuRMAsTHR.
Department OF Lonieinnz.
New Orleans. La, November q le6R
SEALED PROPOSALS. ARE INVITRH AND
MONDAY, the sixteenth day OF Novemhsr 1859
TOR the construction of . PICKET FENCE sfound
the National Cemetsry At Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
consisting Of about 280o lineal feet =.
Specifications can be seen at this office end at oiee
Of Lieutenant Thomas Latchford. Acting Assistant
BIDS will state price per foot and the kind of
lumber proposed 70 be used. - =
Bids will be opened at time above named, and bid.
ders are invited to be present
me United States reserves the right to reject any
proposals. must be Endorsed Pronosals for Picket
renee AND addressed to the undersigned.
by oreer OF the Quartermaster General. E,.r-=l
CHARLES II. TOMPKINS,
Breyet Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster
noZ6t Department of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02
PROPOSALS FOE LODGE.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERNAsTF
Denartuent of Ior,aia1.

OFFICE CHIEF QUARrKRNAsTRR
Department of Louisiana, !
ou New Orleans La, October 81. 1853.
SBALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
y will be received at this Office until P NJ SATUR-
DAY, the fourteenth day of November 1863 for fur.
nishin9 the material and constructing WOODEN
Alexandria, Louisiana
Plans and specifications can be seen at this Office
and at the office of Lieutenant j. 81. Purcell Act
ing Assistant QuartSrmaster, at Alexandria, Loni
siRnA. -
Compilation of building will be required within
thirty 100 days from date of award of contract.
Bids will De opened at time above stated and
bidders are invited to be crescent. =
all bids.
Proposals. should be indorsed proposals. fer
Lod1e. and addressed TO the undersigned.
BY order OF the QuartermasteR General, u. q. A.
CdAE. Fl TOMPKINS
q BreTet Brig. Cen and Chief Quartermastar,
ooR1 st Department ct Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02
KROEIPTB OF PRODUCE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HmmR No, 3-s bales Get
ton and full cargo of Western produce
DOHALD6OHVILLE-St Thomas Powell
70 bbls nolaases 100 SKIS bran
DONALDSONVILBE-St j N GhaFp-s3
hhas sugar 70 bbls melasses SKIS seed c0tton bales
cotton
LOWNR COAST-Staamer Hunter-lAa kbis rice
CaACKBAY-LaGaeF Fort0ne-i29 ais corr a
bbls petatsas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pesrless-IEk hslss cot.
ton As SKIS cotton seed
BY THE RAILROADS.
PER OPELnUsAS RAILRoAD-OctoheP 3i-lA
bales Gotten 90 Ibis molasses
/, PER JACKSON RAILR0AD-NoYsmberl -lIse
bales cotton and sHAdries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02
NOTICE.

G OEY1oa BOARD OF PUBLIC wonkH,
New Orleans, October 80, 1858. !
CEALHD PROPOSALS will BIZ RECEIVED
- for TWENTY DAYS froM date by this Board
fer the buildins of the followingnAmed Lsveos, T.
Wit
ELM .ndILAKRPRovIDENoE LEVERS In the
parish Of CarrOll
TAfRVfEW LEvEK. parish Of Ut. Charles, left
bank. H. T
MORGAN LEVEE, parish of Plaqueninea
RED RIVER LANDING LRVEE, parish Of
Ponte Ooupeo
Said Levees to be built according to pIans and
specifications on file in this ohce the Board ressrv.
ing the right to accept and reject any or all bids
R. d. AlPOHELL, a.
Secretary Beard Of Public Works,
eAel State of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02
Monetary and Commercial.
A1oNETARY.
OFFICE o. THE DAILY REEUBLIoAN.

obFiCE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
MONDAY. November 2. P. NJ. 1858.
The money market propsr il unchanged
Gold opened az 1871 9i345S, against 1857 at New
oIk pns WIZ iAter kilograms reporting decline of
"a IN Wall street, rates here ruled lower We note
ssies Of $500 a 1S4 5000 at 1851 and 5000 at
hands at 1925, and 500 Mexican dollars a. i3s
The market for foreign exchange is unsettled. and
rates rule lover in accordance with the deeline in
gold ct New York ESQ bank sterling sold Al iSsi1
1t IS now quoted nominally At l4s1k @l4sA
Domestic exchange is dull, 40 rates have daclfned
Il y cent. The banks check on New York at EtSsS
q cent discount, principally e the latteE and he
es of commercial include $25 ZOO Hew YORK Eirhk
at Il q cent discount, SEQ thirty days at X and
for 5 Il QUO sold at discount.
Nothing report cd in stocks $4,000 city 10 D cent
bonds sold At 7h, and $40 600 State leves bonds
ex coupons at o.
Nothing reported in city treasury notes The
dealers purchase the trifling sums offered across
their counters at q cent discount and supply the
demand from taxpayers At 4094L
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02
ARRIVED SATURDAY,

Steamship Morgan, Talbot from Galveston and In
dianoa. tot Whitney &eo-lst dist
Steamship Crescent City, Weir from New York oath
ult, to Wood Low 8 Ludwigsen-2d dist
Steamship o Harris. lockwood, from BRACES San
tiAgo TO O A Whitney &co-lst dist
Ship Whampoe, Garter. IL days from New York, in
ballast, to Meeker, Knox &co-3d dist 80
Ship Maroie Day, Chase, Il days from New York,
in ballast, to Lowell Bailey-Point
RaFk Maudslie, Gale, from Liverpool September /,
to mAster-lst dist
Brig W Bickmore, Bickmore, IS days from Rock
Lager River Queen, Tourillo, from Peinte. ala
HAche. to MASTERED dist
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner Reheeca Long, from TchefunCta river. to
Schooner sidonias -, from Bon Seoour River. to
schoonsr LOuisA, Lewis, from Wolf River. to
Schooner Gladiator, White. from PAsoaeoula, to
schooner Sea Horse. -. from Pascasouls, to
Schooner MARY Ann, -, from Tchsfuncta river,
to master
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Emma Jane, Toumer. from Pearl River,
Schooner DeOadA. Fsnris. from PasoagOula, to
master
Schooner Gerdes. -. from Pearl River, to
master
TowBoATs.
SHhHoweA Brown. from the Passss-Towsd down
Asnd Y sea octohsr ~ ship AFturus cad bark
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02
CLEARED SATURDAY,

Steamship uhrysolite, Coll, for Liverpool
steamship United States, Norton, for New York
Steamship BienViile, Baker, Tor New York
Steamship Cortes, Nelson, for New York
Steamship Cuba, Dukehart, for Baltimore via Ha-
vana
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher, for Pensacola
Steamship W g heWes, TriDp for Galveston and In.
dianola
Steamship Q Harris, Lockwood. for Galveston
Ship Union, Austin, for HAvre
Bremen ship Hanss, W cke, for Liverpool
Steamer Commonwealth, Gonley, for st. Lonis
Towboat kellogg, Grant, for st Louis
Steamer Leo. Norton for Mobile
Steamer Vicksburg, Harrison, for Vicksburg
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02

MONDAY. November O. p. n.
OOITON--Tha market opened this morning with
about so balss
Prfcea Ars 6rmeY, nl4sNG TO the more favorable
tenor OF The liverpool @dfes, but the movement il
ohecked by the nigh nF4aqu&ons OF factors well IS
the comparatively eEisat s5pIy Offering
Low middlina sold s. #tk6 and we hear Of sales of
middiing ~ 49, TEe Ast@HH hgure realized late
ON hAtnraAy Al eFnons st< % II was only In excop-
uonal LnstAnoeas We dc E feel JUSTIFIED In usine Il
- quotaftoa, sak9l44f &n4inees summed No 400
bA'es a. lftesoiAt "a go M closing rates showing
an advance q '>f91sqa F4*inaFy being quoted al
Hk92c, good Ordinary s. 3 4 aS2s<u, low niddIinR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02

note from Mr.. A. L. BoYee Informs us that
last night about half-past eleven O'Clock Q
body of twenty-five or thirty armed men
visited his residence, corner of Craps and
Union streets. Mr.. Bovee was absent at
the time, but half dozen of his friends,
formerly Of the Eighty-irst Regiment, were
there on watch, prepared to give invaders
and aggressors warm reception. Enter
ing one room and finding that there were
private watchmen In the next room, the
departed. a~,...-s. .-..- ..s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02
IMPORTS,

MoBILE-stsamer Frances-s7 bales cotton
eases tobacco
..INDIAEOLA AND GALvBSTON-Steamshi ship
MorRan-266 bales cotton and sundries
INDIANQLA AND CALVES ON-6teaynahlp
Clinton-N bales Gotten and sandries
BRAZOS SANTIAGO AND INDIANOLA-
Steamship Q Harrs-l34 head cattle $40 A97 specie
MOBILE-SteRmerLouis bales cotton
ACCOMPLISHMENTS SarRh-96 bales cotton IS bdls
paper
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02

be used by mm who are not entitled to
item. 1t was undoubtedly solely for the
purpose of obtaining possession of the aft
davits referred to that the registration Office
was forcibly entered. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02
SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession of John Mckay

Succession of John Mckay.
G EOOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish of Orleans.-Notice is hereby given to The
creditors of this estate. and to all other persons
herein interested, to show cause within ten days
from the present notification, IL any they have or
can, why the account presented by the tutor Of
this estate should not be homologated and ap.
proved, the funds distributed in accordance there.
with.
BY order of the Court.
oc2s no25 M. O. TRACY Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02
DUHAMEL,
q DUHAMEL...,..,...C. DUHAMEL
oPTIoIAN,
111...............Ca Canal Street ..............1Il
Near the Bank of America formerly Charities street

Keeps SPEOTACLBE of all descriptions, to suit
all ages. Mr., DuhGmel, who attends himself to his
customers, begs to inform them that his long Ell
perienoe as an optician enables him to apply the
proper Glasses to any affected eyes with the certain
~ Of not endangering the vision. His Spectacle
Glasses are selected by him and warranted TO be
He recommends as a good improvement his
Double Focus Glasses to see far and near Also a.
very soft and easy TO the eyes his Patented Oylnr
cal and Achromatic Glasses.
Genuine Rock Crystal Glasses. Brazilian peb.
bles for long or near sighted persons are applied
scientifically, as they do not suit the different den.
ciencies OF the sight 80
Mr.. Duhamel keeps also large assortment suita.
BILE for Engineers Ply sicians, etc., such as
Theodolites, Microscopes
Levels, Mathematical Boxes,
Barometers, Weighing Seales,
Sompesses. Thermometers,
Spy Glasses, Opera Giassas
ALL KINDS OF SCALES. ETC
MARINE CHARTS, BOOKS and INSTRUMENTS,
stereosoopes and stersoscopie Views
n. B;-Six thousasd Colored Venetian Lanterns
and retail. iii Canal streat
Between Royal street and KTchAnss Alley.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02

Sarah, Murray, from Mobile-New Basin,
Emma No 8, Maratta. from Cincinnati.
Frances, BlAkeslee. from Mobile.
Thos, Powell. Dinyant, from Donaldsonyille,
Peerless, Forgay, from AttakapAs.
y d Sharp, Aucoin, from Donaldsonville.
Hunter, Jeanfrau. from Lower Coast.