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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-19
MIsOELLANEOUs ITRAHs.

What gentleman can, with any sense of
propricty, ask fat woman to lean on his
arm,
Rennioa Of old friends-The Chelsea
Mass. y Blair party has its headquarters in
FrsnaOnt Hall,
Certain European photographers have
been selling General Buffers photograph
as authentic likenesses of President John
son. Severe on Butler.
Mr.. Seth Boyden, the strawberry Gull
turist Of Newark, believes that in the
course Of twenty years he could raise
strawberries as large as pineapples, aud Of
equal delicacy with those now grown.
A Tennessee editor notices with regret
the necessity be was lately under to refuse
an order for job printing. The customer
wanted a quantity of postage stamps.
The Chicago Journal has this paragraph:
The Seymour electoral ticket of Louisi-
ana has very black-and-tan look. The
FIRST man on the list is Sambo-la, the last is
Black-man. Besides these there is Gar
rett, Cole man, and a Brigham. If there
is anything in names, this is anything bnt q
white mans ticket"
2 Judy says.a Belgravian mamma, who has
succeeded in getting her own seven daugh.
tiers s'weI of her hands, = has determined to
extend to Others the benefit of her asys
tenn" She is going to open "classp for
tine instruction Of young ladies in the art Of
husband catching. Il is to be called che
School Of Design
A man in Springfield, who some time
ago was blessed with pair Of twins, has
jnst received the offer Of thousand dol
lars for them by an elderly gentleman.
who, recently married to a second wife,
deemed that this addition to his family
would be an augmentation of his bliss.
Captain Robert Il. Pierson, formerly Of
Portland, but more lately Of San Francisco,
len viii in which he bequeathhd TO his
t'couain, Lieutenant Charles W. Roberts,
AdjnlaHt Of Tue Seventh Maine volunteers,
two thousand dollars In currency for his
gallant conduct in the service Of his coun-
try, having lost bic right leg ia the battle
OF Gettysburg
Ada Webb. The youngest Of The wen
known ebbslslgrs, has retired frDm the
sta4s and vii be married, early IN Sep
f1Rbe1. IL Brooklyn. 70 Nj. Skea, q Young |
eenllanlh Of The Pacific Stops, Who Is pos- |
sessed of Considerable means. and who d /
said to have 1 healthy income 81 5000 q |
month from aa enterprise IN Vlrginia City. |
Tho 8ir ada intends accompanying her /
.ustaad to the golden shores Of Cali
1luia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-19
Monetary and Commercial
MONETARY.
MO NETARK.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
TuESDAY ENENING AnQuat IL l6hS

OFFIOE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TUESDAY EVENING. August H. lS6S-
The money market proper continues extremely
cent q aunnm on call and l09l1 for mortgage paper
There Is an ample supply of capital for the discount
OF all Al paper at the ruling rates. which are LOG
y Annnm pm call or for short periods, secured by
satisfactory colaterais Second grade could hard y
be negotiated better than Ia p cent e. month
Mortgage notes a-e quoted at 1922 D cent p annum
for AL and l39l5 for second class. The banks dis
their customers
Gold opened at l451S9ll6, against 1857 at New
York. and after moderate business closed at about
the opening rates The sales include $500, $500,
$500 a1d another round amount at 1851; moderate
at l45s, and SlO00 50O $780, and 81 90 at l46
Nothing WIS reported in silver which is nominal at
ESQ 80 Tor American half-dollars, and $50 for
Mexican dollars.
reign exchange was quiet and easier. Nothing
was reported in sterling, but the sales OF frar cs in
Guided 30 600 Al commercial at 5Ih another bill at
3564 ll5Q00 CO 600 bank Is 600 and $500 private
bankers and 10000 first-cla g. at 30o, and $1,000
bank at 3H. Sterling may be quoted at -lSl59 for
Al. and lB9l6l for bank and francs at 357s S3 5sA
for me former, and 3.55@35 3l4 for the latter.
Domestic exchange continued extremely dull, with
very few offerings and light remittance demand,
which the banks supplied at u p cent premium for
checks ON New York. The safes Of Commercial IN
cu ded $4,000 Boston sight at d premium, and S5OJ0
sixty days on New York at discount.
City treasury notes were hrmer, the sales inclnd-
ing 5000 at 81 cent discount $4,000 and Sl00 O1
3l $40 600 at 31i and $500 at 49, Dealers paid "a
supplied the current demand from taxpayers at 329
325i, Sta-e NOES were decidedly wraker and couid
not be Quoted over 259T discount but the sales in
cuded 5000 at IS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-19

BORDEAUX-Brig A G Jewett-l65 cks vino 80
hicks do Blanchard-502 cks wine 1900 b1s do to
81 cks wine l. Laoassagne-39 do to order-6O do eco
bxs wine 300 do brandy MaignGn & Laborde--275 do
10 cases sardines PlaRgio Brosl0 cks wine Eassy
"a do Bougny Esclapon-2O0 bskts oil 10 order-6O
bxs oil A Rochereau-s pkgs mdse G W Dunbar sco
cases absynthe pkgs md5e U Marinoni--4 do to
Burk Lewis-l56 cks wine p Puiol-2O do bales Of
corks bxs absynthe 20 do muscatel do sausages /
csk brandy Is SOlarl-l4 bbls beans Pouyt-2 bbls
syrup 81 cks wine Lambert Commagere--61 do to
Blanehin Giraud-40 do L Deohamps-5 do to A
krost-H do M Payroll do A Carriere-l 10 cks brandy
o Tremoiet-l do Smms &co-T2 cks wine 90
cases sardines 10 ozs green peas Is do olive oil to
NEW YORK-Ship Pacifc-Asstd mdse
hEMPORi, W ALES-- hip 5 Thayer-5630 bars
NrWPURT WSLEs-ship Merohant-5l2s bars
railroad iron TO order
Bros-509 do Chaffrax & Agar-3 do 10 TIM Sellop-6
cases sweetmeats Duntze
kUATAN lSLAND-Schoorer Etna-45624 plan.
ans lOOl cocoanuts l47e pineapples 733 punches Of
bananas bbls lines
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bart Able-3 aIes cotton to
West Wright bales moss Is SKIS cotton seed to
Marx SKIS corn bdl hides NJ DoWling-l7 pkRs
fruit r BOarman--76 head cattle to McQuoid g.
Mehle-sundries to order Total bales cotton q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Floker--2O bales moss to
Tete-l do bbls potatoes to Terrebonne Gour-
dain- sundries to order
BY THE RAILROADS.
VI, NV OkEEANS, oFELOUSAS AND GREAT
W ESTERN RAILROAD-August ls-l5 bales moss
NJ. Walsh-10 do Guillot-26 hides l. LaeRssa gne-25
do and suudries to order
~-So@@H
MEMORANDA
The ship Expounder, before reported ashore at
welheet, was got off on the 9th inst and towed into
Boston. She did not leak any and mas received but
little damage.
SPOKEN.
july 49, in lat i3 TO- Ion 30 "a ship Union, hence for
Havre
FOREIGN PORTS.
London, Aug ll-Arrived, ship Success, Chase.
Falmouth, July 29-Arrived from Pensacola, ship
Melpsmene Ruthyen.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York Aug ll-Cleared for Indianola and La
vaea. schooner A Rider, Rider
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-19

Little tongues that chatter, clatter-
Little feet that patter, patter
With a ceaseless motion all the day
Little eyes that softly tighten
Little cheeks that flush and brighten
Little voices singing at their play
In my memory awaken
Thoughts of one who has been taken
OF little heart that beats no more
OF little voice that's ringing,
Mid the angels sweetest singing
Songs of gladness on a distant shore,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-19
AGlgueI Plrls va. ] he Afrleaa AIetheal.t


SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT OF THE PAR.
~ lsh OF Orleans. No 9-By virtue Of 8 writ
Of seizure and sale to directed by the Honorable
the Seventh Dlrct Court for the parish OF Orleans
in the above entitled cause, will proceed ta sell al
public auction, At the Merchants and Auctioneers'
kxehAnRu Royal street, bet cen Canal and Custom
house Streets in the Second District OF this city 90
SATURDAY, the 10Th day OF September, lses. At ~
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF eRoUED situate in
the First District OF this city designated b. the Nos
Il and IS In square No. a. bounded by PeIdido Ora
yer Johnsons and Prieur streeta. per plan drawn
by Leuis brnger. late Surveyor Gsnera % the nth
April le39, and deposited IN VI efice Of David u
Mouay. late Notary Pubie Of this city. Said lots
measure eacn IN American measure twenty,H feet
seven inches and seven lines front Johnson street.
BY depth Of ona hundred and ffiy-ont fee three
lrches between parallel lines, together With sl and
singular the bindings aud inproyemsnts thereon,
rights ways sarvitudes privileges, and AZ other adj
vzatsRne thersunto belonging ~ any viss aDpsr-
tanning without eNes ptiou or The above
Described property holougs 70 said SoOefV ~ inca
q the purchase It mace thereof from 0aroline
WiihAfla appears b. an act pasas on the tenfy.
Notary Publ Q In this ciy.
AeiEed In The above suit.
Tefms-uaAn On tbs spat
aaisoIIs shsrIf " Ire FsIiss d o. s,-is,.,
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SHERIfFS SALES.

Beniamln a, sWsems Is, James Il, arist
ufd Benjamin Grist.
IuFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE
Il parish Of Orleans. No.. ls,5sl.-By virtue
Of a writ of feri 1aeias directed BY The Hon.
norabl4 the Fifth District Court for the parish
Of Orleans in the above entitled cause to
George W. Avery, late Sheriff. and by said
late Sheriff TO me transferred, 1 will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctioheers' Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and Customhoase st eets in the Second
District Of this CITY, on SATURDAY, the nine,
tenth day Of September 1868, at twelve O'Clock M
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE, AND TNTFRFST of
defendants. james r. Grlst and Benjamin Grist. in
ana the schooner Bette Stephenson her tackle.
apparel, furniture, etc. She now lies in the New
Basin. The interest Of said defendants consisting
Of the one half D art thereof.
Seized in the above suit.
Terns-CAsh on the spot.
auls lssels Sheriff ofthe Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-19
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


Arrival and Departure of Railroad
Trains
North and East via jackson Railroad-Leave
dsily at 80 P. NJ. Arrive at $40 p N.
Galveston via Opelousas Railroad and steamer
from Brashear-Leave foot of st. Ann street Thurs
DAVIS and Sundays at 80 a. NJ. Arrive Wednesdays
and Saturdays at Up. NJ.
Coast Steamers.
For Moble-SteameP leaves Mineburg every DAY
on arrival OF p. NJ. Pontchartrain cars.
For Mobie-Propeller steamer leaves New Basin
every Wednesday and Saturday at P. NJ
For Bay st. Louis Pass Christian. Mississippi
City Biloxi, and Ocean Springs-Steamer leaves
Biiineburg Tuesdays and Thursdays on arrival Of
A. N. train; on Saturdays arrival OF P. NJ. train
going to Pascagoula.
For Florida ports-Steamship from foot of Oallope
street on the 9Th and 10th of every month.
For Madtsonville. Vaudeville, etc.-Stesmer leaves
daily on arrival of p NJ. train; Saturday, P. NJ !;
Sunday (excursionl, $50 A. NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-19
HiIalre Zepon VS. Chas. beaumont, alias
Chas De Brosse


Chas. De Brosse.
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
IL leans, No. 2l.65s by virtue of q wriG Of fleri
fAcias directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
Court NJ New Orleans In the above entitled cause to
Geo. W. Avery, late sheriff. and by said late Sherih
to me transferred will proceed to sell at public
auction, At the Merchants and Auctioneers Ex-
change, Royal street. between CANAL and Custom.
house streets, IN the Second District of this CITY
on SAT- RDAH, 9Th day Of September 1865 at
twelyep clock M, the following described property
TW0 CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situate in
the Third District of this city in the Eouare
BOUNDED by Law, Hope, New Orleans and New 81
bernAtd streets, designated by the Nos. and
4, in Square No. "a, according to plan drawn
by j. A. D,H6mecourt Surveyor, da, ed October 2g
1854 Said lots sdjoin each other and measure each
thiFtyItWo feet front New Orleans street. BY one
hundrpd feet In oepth. Said lots were acquired by
defendant herein by purchase from George Urqu-
hart, rs per act before Theo. Guyol Notary Public
in this city, dated December Is, 1854. Together
with III the rights. ways, etc.
Heizbd in the above suit
Terps-Ths being the second and last auction.
tne said property will be definitely adjudicated TO the
nigheAt and last bidder for what 1t will bring, at
twelve months credit, the purchaser furni hing
bond lFith sood and solvent security, conditioned
according to law, and special mortgage the prop
erty sold until finai payment. Said purchaser
shall have to dsdnot and pey In cash the amount
Of Printing, sheriff and clerks iees, say about S2O
and Iqrthermore, the ate, parish and munlcipel
taxes, the amount Of which Is not yet asceTtainsd
Taos L. MAxWFLI.7
Shorin Of the Parish Of 0Fisans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-19
4 MOTHER KOORBACK NAILED.

The Stufr Which Appears In Seymour
Papers.
Read the following:
RADICAL MURDER IN ASSUMPTION PARISH
4 Bone for Governor Ipdrmotb.-On the
eve of the election in April last blacks
Of the parish Of Assumption, incited thereto,
doubtless, by the white Radical candidates
for the parish offices, murdered u colored
man on tne plantation of Mr.. Spicer Jones.
The murdered colored mans offense, and
which cost him his life, was distributing
the tickets of colored Henry Harris, candi-
date for the sherifIalty against the carpet
Dagger Swords, now Sheriff of Assumption
parish. ANTI-RADICAL.
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COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand and on shipboard....

Stooa on hand and on shiDboArd.... 1875
tRElGHIs-We have no improvement to notice
IN TINS market Inc tonnage in port has been con
sideEably augmented by the recent arrivals but as
e ons are nS gesf Up foreign ports
ireights but there Is still nothing doing in that
direction by SAIL Rates are unsettled and nominal
but we etfer the following quotations: BY steam
ton y - LNSyeEpV9 siSd; do to New York &c
YoEEani Boston IS sSOJ q Dbl. Corn to New York
SUGAR ANb MOLASsEs-Thers is no change
to notice in the sugar market. No sales of any n
portance reported to-day. Louisiana sugar is still
for yslloE clarified, and lie for white There is still
no AR RsTEet f2T f PReS n TaF
view OF yes erday the steamer John Giigonr, from
L4PgHIisUyilIe, has a.; arrived.
moderate and we have heard Of sales Of 400 double
% s3 200 DO At SD and 80 on is merits at
So 20 d Dbl, making 1850 bbls. We terday mot re
as follows; fine S6@7 supertine So 25Ss 50; double
extra se9e l25i; low treble So 3I1e9l0; choice
CORN-Ihe market is dull The sales to-day
were only 800 white at 81 IS 50 do at 81 l2s and 60
OATa-The demand is still lignt, but prices are
UNCHANGED $50 sacks sold at CSC q bushel
BRAh-We notice a slight improvement in this
article to-day There sales Of 100 sacks at ST 20
100 and SCAT 81 IS = 100 ibs
from tn landing at S3l q Dbl From store mess IS
retailing at SSl 259sl 50 q Dbl,
SAOQN-By retail shoulders are quoted at lag
l44o elear ribbed sides lTc and clear sides lsc n b.
though we note sale OF casks OF the latter at 1o
LARD-Choice in tierces is still retailing at 1870;
in x gs 2lhc e b. Yesterday evening rs tieIces
ChEtsE-The stock is light and prices are firm
Western Reserve and factory are quoted AZ 15SlIc
TALloW-steady at l2@l3O ., II for city and coun.
~ MALT .sSi AND HoPs-Malt Is still dull Westsrn
is quoted at 2tO@2s5 and Canada at 81 80 q busheL
HoPs d4l l a. 29@ 45o u ID.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-19
e. Colin w. NJ. ChevalIon-No. gao.

TRQISIEME QOUR DE JUsTICE-BtTRr,u|
on constable, paroisse d'Oflsans-Fn "a,
q IN WIZ De teri faeias moi adresse pa- i nj.
I s Jonn r Montamat TroisIeme Justice ia IN,
yyente puhlique, le judi, vingt .septisms W.
q aout lst5, midi au No. IS de Ia rue Ben!.YH
apres decrite a SAVIOR, ~ 80 P'oPEFN e.
I'm lot de MEUBLES
salsi dams laHaire ci.dessus intituIss e. \,
pt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. en- billets du Trs,or A.
Auls @ a J. A MOTATsON f,..,,,
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John Mason ct R1S. VS.. in rem o, $50 Clan
boards more or less.-No 56SS

THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. PARIS
L of Orleans by virtue of a writ Of =
bontamat, Third Justice of the Peace Ia and for 4
parish of Orleans, | shall proceed to sell at ou6i
auction, on TUESDAY, the tWenty-fifth dsy ,
August, 1858, at twelve o'clock NJ, at No III Msa
street between St. Ann and Dumaine streets, /.
following bl WI ~ DESCRIBED property viz;
Seized IN the above entitled and nuR bered snit
Terms-Cssh in United States Treasury notes
j. A. MOLAISON, Constsbls
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FRANCOIS Ferrand Va; Jean Cazeau1-x

4 du Constable. paroisse d'Orle Ans-En s-H
q un writ de heri faciAs moi adreese par i Honor
PIE John +. Montamat, TT isieme Justice de- FL
yente publique, lie JEUDI, vinEt-septiems ~
aout is6S, midi, chez A. Dabezie No. l35 rue h
hemparts, entire les rues Toulouse Ell St err 4
IL Propriete ci-apres decrite, savoir: '''''
Un MULEf ct deux OHARRkTTES.
rotee. 81 HamS
r onditions-comptant en- billets du Trs,o, d.
auls 2227 j. MOJAIsON Co,s,,h,
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Franaols Ferrana y. ,Iean Caz,an,-1

iTHIRD JUSTICES UoURT-coNsTAp mr.,
Once, parish Of orleAns-By virtue Of a WI! !
nerl iaoias to me directed by the Honorable Josn
parish OF Orleans, I will proceed to se AZ I'M
suetlon on THURSDAY, the twenty seventh daV
AAugust' Isoa, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at A. DsbeS.f
no no ~ Rampant street. between Toulouse and h
PeLer strests the following described property n
One MULE and two ARTS FF''"i "
Seized in the above EMIT ed and Numbered sui,
Terms-Cash in nited States Treasury ustss
j. A. MOLAISUN Cousfsh.
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PARISH OF ASSUMPTION, sHEnIEr's OFFICE,

In answer to the above paragraph,
signed "Anti-Radical, which appeared in
the evening edition of the New Orleans
Times, of the eleventh instant, / would
state that after having made thorough
investigation throughout this parish to as
certain the truth Of it, l do now pronounce
it an infamous lie; aud furthermore, that
will pay the sum of.five hundred dollars
to any person or persons who will prove
the assertions there made to be true.
would also state that the citizens of this
parish are loyal and law abiding people,
and that no outrages arising from political
causes have occurred here since the war
closed. JOHN W. SWORDS,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Ass umption.
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For New York--Cromwell line every Saturday at 8
Pm.
i, For New York-Merchants' line every Saturday at
tP. NJ
For Baltimore and Havsna-Steamship from Jack
son Square on the LIST and 18th Of every month.
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AIehlbald T. BePpe,. IS. John EdmoD,,

TKd4nIsIIEME JUSTICE DE PAX, PAROIss,
fao;ss r,; vertu dnu ALA. writ de ~
iEoIsleme Justice de Paix dams 81 pour IA
LoiS e 1Urieans ie procederai Ia vente npbil y
pmIoi' sar Ie Nouyeau Chemn Uoouille |, nrs04
eStss nar sgnona, dams rilet borne de. trois sut
Ia propriels 81 apres decrite sayoir - NiAfa' d
Les BATISSES MOBILIERES AMEJtr,.
TONS, ct BOIS KPARS i'iOh4
rotse '"''"ise CT numi
II, O9ndilItni!ons-oOmptant en- billets du Tr6so, A.
aul9 3 . j. A MOLAISnN. Cnn...A,.
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- rrs saIoy W. II. ), Parmsle, ), a. ;

pre- AAtoE ". n - FArHeie, ct al.
TIFtH DISTRICT COURT FOR TaE
II parish Of Orleans, No. x, 2ea-By virtue Of and
In obddence 70 an order Of sale rendered august 10
lHc9, aud 70 me directed by the Honorafle NM Il ft
ptfttlct Court for the parish OF OfleanS IN the
shove Hniiils ID cause will proceed to sail At pnb
ancfidn, On the premise herenaftar dssirnrfed on
sAIqhDAf the twenty ninth dAs Of August. 1865
Tiik CONT Mis- AND FIxruRgs Of Dias
tllaf situate ~ the corner Of CLARA aid Ruphrc Inc
ssrcei m the tirst District Of THIS City as per In.
se4trFY Hnich may be seen N my olde1.
E e. 81 :sls s. y e .s' 'siA
TAOS L. MAXWELL
auia y 2 sAsFif o. ths Parlsh u Orlean4
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bUCCESSAON OF O.. A. OASTILLO-NO ai
Second District Court for the Parish d
leans.
RY c. f. GIRARDEY d 90 All
- tioneers. Nicholas ]. Hoey. Auetionesr-O4
No, l1 Exchange ce.--SATURDAY, SeptsHA
y lses, at twelve o'clock M ., at the Mercha4n !
an order Of the Hon. l.. Duyigneaud, JUDGED I
second District court for the pari,h Of Orlil
dated August ., 1858, will be sold at public Aue1
for the account Of the succession Of a a. OssB
deceased, the iolioM,ng described property, 10 VII
l. A LoI Of GROUND in sqnare BOUNDED
measuring, more or less, % feet 6 inches 'front.'
Hospital street by about 12O feet il depth on ths
nearest urDon street, and about us feet 10 ind
prise two story brick kitchen, Together with ibid
two shares Of the capital stock Of the Citizens q
IoT 6s oB S5 ssid R5S
tween Royal and Bourbon streets designated 81
no. = on plan BIZ 4. Bringier, Surveyor GsaM
81 .. de Armas, Notary Public Said lot resr'
10 American measure q feet front on UrsuAl
st5ees y 10y rec, einohes IN depth, bounded
the other SIDE BY property of Widow BertouIn.
improvements comprise twostory briek hous.
capita stock OF the Citiz ms Bank Of LouisiankI
cured py NOR Sage on said property.
Terms OF easse-tor property firstly described
purchaser TO furnish his stock note to the !
Citizens, Bank for the ,sun Of 1851, due first u
ls6s, with sl1 and half per cent interest thsr
Shru IL 4lfAAutt from Ire day OF sale to eail L
July, 1859: the balance OF the price Of AdiudeSl
payable in cash.
For property secondly describsd-The puroha
20 furnish his stock note to the said Citizens y
Tor the sum OF S2a3l, duo first July, 1869, Wit
aud bal per cent interest thereon, cash ll
vance from the day 81 sale to sad FIRST July, !
the balance Of the price Of aaiudicAtiln paysb.
ona yeaE, IN notes sndorsed 70 he satisfaction Of
admin stratrix, u she should require It, bearn1
tefest e eight PEI cent per annum from dste,
secured by special mortgage on the property,
the clauses OF nen aliendo and attorne, q fees =
AZ hgo per cent in case Of suit. Improvement Is Z
kspt injured, and policies transferred. TA1ss
lsss % Be paid proportionalIy By vendor and
Oh aasr when dua.
The notes 70 be furnished 10 the bank for
properties, renewable and ourtailAbIe agrealn
the eharter Of the bank and the other coadi1
required By the bank on the transfer Of prog
mortgAsed' to It. to DO complied with b. tie
chasers
Acts Of sale and United States Revenue stslA1
re expense o. the purchasers before A. Dor %
NOTARY Public anii p y -
=
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River Intelligence.
sTEAMERA LEAVING TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, {
WEDSEsHAY August 10 1858.

The weather yesterday was hot and rainy Several
showers came up during he day at short Intervals,
which laid the dust and brought umbrellas into req
usltion, both on account of rain and sun,
Business was rather better yesterday than during
Aweek or two previous. There were four up river
boats At the landing, all of which brought large car
goes of flour. bran potatoes, oats, etc,
The arrivals have been as follows Alaska. Captain
Ga 5. Ruth from st. Louis Aloe, from lower coast,
and CleonA. from Red river.
DEPARrURE5-A. q. Brown, Captsin BAssett, for
lower co ast, Governor Allen, Captain Smoker, for
isville.
FOR HA1cHEz.-The Bart Abel, Captain Harrison,
will leave this evening at five O'Clock for Navchez
For VICKsDURG.-The General Quitmau will
leave this evening al five O'Clock for Vlcksburg.
The river is falling with no prospect of rise very
SOON as all the tributaries are falling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-19
G. Colln VS.. Mr.. Chevallon-No. 5eoS

1'HdRD JUSTICES OOURT-CONSTG p,
Il s othiee, par h of Orleana-By virtue OF ~
hontamat Third Justice OF the Peace il S W,
me paris OF Orleans win proceed to sell AZ ~
9e sueuon on THURSDAY, the twenty. ssvs pss
gay Of August, $685. at twelve o'clock M at M \
bienvi,e street, between Royal and Bourbon Stress
the following described property viz: 's'
One lot of EURNITURE
Seized in the above entitled and numbered sr;,
Terms-Cashin United States Treasury notes
j. A. MOLAISON Constab.