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w. AkeBoMnld W.. Thomas Cramer and
Mary Monahan--No. 1854.
THIRD .JUsTlCR OF THE PEACE, PARISH
4 Of Olleans-By virtue o. writ Of hsri facias to
me Directed BY the honorable John P. Montaniat
1kiTd Juetee Of the Peace in and for the parish .
Oriea9si shall proceed 70 sell a. public auction
on MONDAY the twenty fonrth day of August
lssa a. twelve O'Clock H.. on the Lovee in front v
tbs Canal Street Ferry, the following described
property to-wit;
lne LUMBER 8HANTY
Seized in the above suit.
Tsrme-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
aullO2i j. A. AOLAIS0N. CONSTABLE
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EXPORTS.

GALVESTON-SteAmsh w G Hewes-l375 bbls
mdse
PkNSACoLA-Schoone Mary Fmily--Sundry
mdse
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EUGENE MELLEUR, Cons

Marie VariOn vs.. ErneHt COrgnard-A
nUATRIEME C0UR DE JUSTICE. PAROIs
W d'Orleans-En yertu dun writ de iieri tsci
moi adresse par Honorable j. @. Baum, Juge Q
Quatrieme Cour de Justice dams ct pour La part
o'Orleans, 10 procedeIai la vente publqus
LUNpI. yingt- quatrieme jour d'Aout, a midi
face de mon buIesu, rue des Frabeais, No l. 81.
Un PIANO EN- BOIS DE ROSE OF ia HAIsL
Saisis dams affairs cidessus.
Conditions-Comptant au moment DC i'adjal
ton ct en- monnAie oourante oss Flats. Unis
aul4 2024 EUGkNE MEILLEUR, Constabi
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For Galveston and Indianola-MorgRn line, foot Of
st, Joseph street, Wednesday and Saturday at 6
a NJ.
For Brazos Santiago--Morgan line, foot of st. Jo-
seph street, every Saturday at 8 a. n.
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S Fernandez
Schooner Indian, Henderson, from Minatitlan, in
ballast, to L W Harris
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w. IcDonRld vs. tThemss 0ramer ct
Mary Monahan--No b66t
TsRoIsIEMk JUSTICE DE PAX, PAHOIsEE
Il dOrls sus-En vortu dun writ de 1ori faoias
moi adross1 par onoFabie John p Montamat,
Trnisleme Justice de faix dana ct pour u par0isss
d'Qri1ana, 10 pFoc6deFsi Ia Fente publlque ie
LUhDl, vnst duatfieme Jour d'aout iese, MIDI,
sur u Aeyts, ~ face du Ferrg de a sue du Canal de
IA proprfttf uuivnnte; SAVIOR.
Go OHANuhh DE- bUl6.
Haisi daun iaiIAifo ci-doiaus.
:. ogadltlens- Compliant, en- bislss dssTrssor dos
saisHA J. 4, HoLAIsoE, Constable
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dianola q A Whitney &co
Schooner Mary Emily Martinez, for Pensacola
Err Poole
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Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,, ,
Wednesday, August IL, 1868. !
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Marie varIOn vs.. Ernest Corsnard-N,
SIS
tOURTH JUSTICES COURT, PARISH OF Ol
leans-By virtue Of writ Of feri faoias :
directed by the Honora BILE j. q. Baum Judge Old
Fourth Justices Court. in and for the pa1sh
Orleans, will proceed to sell at public auction
MONDAY, the twenty fourth day of August, u
Ereuchmen street:
One ROSEWOOD PIANO and CHAIR.
Seized in the above stated suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States 4
rency.
EITGENE MEIIIEIrR nonst,A.
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CONSTABLE'S SALES

Archibald II. Bennett vs., john Fam..'..
No. 645A
THIRD JUSTICE OF The pEACp p,
o. Orleans BY virtue Of writ Of alias Ger
S Soss me T SEeStsd p the Honorable John McS,,.
ISL Of o. ssns Oh re Peace in and for the p,
auc t 1a on FRIDAY the tWeniy.eighth day
guse' usoe az twelve clock N on the new Shan ~
otner three sides by huphrosine Magnolia AMI IN
Tss onS IShoTng deseribed property. VIZ
and loose LUMBER on the said nren;sor InlENIS
Seizeo N the above entitled and nu mberad owl.
1etms-C2Sh In United States Treasury noIsN
j. A. M0LAISON, ConstsS.
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i REMEDx THAT NEVER FANS.
2
IGOR p .|..|!|

Is ouy remedy tnat eau be rsed on Ior tns cer-
tain safe and speedy cure Of Gonorrhea in all its
stages Chronic elect Of the longest standing fluor
Albus, or Whites
No internal medicine is necessary when this remedy
IS used; and persons who for months and even years
have suffered from these diseases and tried All other
things in vaIuScan calculate upon q speedy and per
mAnent cure by the proper Of this never failing
remedy.
In all cases Of FLUoR ALBUS, or WHITES, so
common In warm climates, it invariably affords in
mediate relief.
CAUTtON-None genuins without the written
signsture Of RICO D on the Wrapper, the name
INJECTION RECORD, PARIS-blown in the glass
OF the bottle with cap OF smilsr inscription.
MAUNSELIs 4 BOGEL,
aus6m Wholesale Agents. % Magazine street.
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John Mason ct ais. Va. in rem lo. $50 V.

TRoISIEME JUSTICE DE PAX. PARoss
4 d Orieans.-kp yertu dun writ de iier fael
Z moi adresse par Honorable John p. Montam,
Ir0isieme Justice de Paix dams ct pour Ia paroh
dOrleS ms, je procederai la venfe publiuue
No. ia, rue Aarais, entire les rues Ste. Anne Il b
maine "a proprtete CT apres decrite d savoir
1ulbO NOLlUHES, plus GU moins.
Saisies dams laifaire ci-dessus intitulse Ell nun
rotee. A-
=, onditions-Oomptant en- billets du Ire or
auie2l5 j. "A. MoLAIsoN, oonstsbls
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phANO'a AMkRIOAn OEIROMOs for 81 lly [
free b. - "a 'pRlSfs 4 90, ! ~ ~,
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ARRIVBD YESTERDAY.

Steamship Morgan Farwel from Mobile, to A
Whitney &co-fst dist
Ship Pacific, Foss Al days from New York to Cree
Wy, Nickerson &co-lst dist
Ship Ella S Ihayer Thompson, from Newport
Wales to W Buddendorff-Point
Shin Merchant, Sprague, from Newport, to WR
Buddendorff-Point
Brig a g Jewett, Reed from Bordeaux June 10, to
A Couture &co-2d dist %
Piaggio Bros--2d dist
Schooner EInR, Goodspeed, DAYS from Ruatan Is
land, to G Grande-Point
TOwBoATS.
Republic, StuItevant from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea, 9Th inst, schooner Cleaner
Brought up ships Merchant and Pacific, brig A
6 Jewett
Gladiator, Davis. from the Passes--ToWed down
and to sea, 18th inst, schooners Andromeda, Ii q
Bird, and ri Galego-Broughtu up ship Ella s
Thayer and brigs Fortuna and A 6 Jewett
STEAM OATS.
Bart Able, Harrison from Natchez
flicker, Aucoin, from Thibodaux
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g. Nougo va. g. Bahette = No, ga COL

u NOHSO VS. ds bnheIte = o. I,6UIlI
nR0ISIEME JUSTICE DE PAIX. PAROI@i
dOrleans.-En vertu dun alias writ de TERI iasl
moi adress6 par Honorable John p Montana
IToisieme Justice de Pax dams ct pour Ia parosI
doIlelns 10 proeederai ia vente publiqus
MARDl, vingtcinquieme jour d aout 1859 m.i Il
aux Ecuries de ParisY. rue des Remparts entire I
E1es Toulouse ct St. Pierre, de Ia propriets eap1
Une VACHE.
saisie dams rafaire ci.dessus intitulee ct nual
rotee "
onditions-Comptant en- billets du Trssur b.
auls2I25 j. A. MoLAIsoN, Constass
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THE DAILY REPUBLICAN

Is published every day tMondays exceptea g. No,
Ssonths; 81 for three months-Payable invariably IN
edyauce. Single copies ten cents.
Hates OF Advertising.
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g. NOuge VS.. G.. Hnhette No. 81 COL
THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, PARIS
i OF Oreans-By virtue of writ of alias fieri All
70 me directed by the Honorable John p Montana
AZ I'd Justice q the Peace in and for the parish
orleans, shall proceed TO sell at public auction }
TUESDAY, the twenty filth day Of AuRusf. ia
twelve O'Clock NJ, at PArisy's Stables, Rampr
street, between Toulouse and St Peter streets, 4
following described property, viz:
One COW.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered ssit.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes
j. A MOlAISON Constabls
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COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY EVENING, August ls lee.
C0TTON-There was some little inquiry to-day
but il was mostly at figures which factors would not
accept. and the only sales reported were 30 bales
mostly low middlug to middliug at full prices
Yesterday there were sales OF II baes in addition to
the 40 reported, incudrg 2 of the new crop which
classed mIdding, at Soc Some factors are askinps
26c for good ordinary 2c for lew middiing 29I for
strict low mddling, and 29a3O for NJ iddIinp INT
others unwilling to accept these figures Buyers
offer about lie less than the inside figures New croD
is held al e0935c, but no GALES have been reporfed
over &c The receipts of new crop since MONDAY
afternoon 32 bales making tot al this season
of Al bales The total receipts comprise l72 hales
including 50 proper 80 from Mobile and - from
Texas. Exported 26o bales to New York
COTTON STATEMENT,
Stock on hand Sept. l, ls67-bales B,2R
Arrived to-day ...,...........,,,,.,,,,. IL
Arrived previously .................,,,.6s9i5 Al
Made from waste and damared cot.
ton, s0l9-e6T l6T
c.. 6s2 423
Cleared previously ,............., go 5is-e9n SAG
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Square. limo. amos 'Ho'- 6 no'- II mos
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BELOW COMING UP,

Bart Able, Harrison, from Nstchez
flicker, Aucoin, from Thibodaux.
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AUCTION SALES,

SUCCESSION OF @. A. oAsTILLo-No. .
Second District Court for the Parish o
Ieanz
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07
Proclamation by the Governor Elect

n. q. La, June 20, 1868.
In accordance with section two of the
act entitled ''An act to admit the States
of North Carolina, South Carolina,
Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama and Flori-
da to representation in Congress-" ], n.
G. Warmoth, Governor elect of the State
of Louisiana, do hereby convene the
General Assembly of the State Of Lou.
isiana to meet in the city of New Or
leans, at Mechanics Institute, on Mon
day, the Goth day of June, A. D. 1868, at
il O'Clock M. of said day.
Given under my hand this Friday, the
twenty -sixth day of June, 1865.
III. @. WARMoTH,
Governor Elect.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

, Married On the evening of the 18th inst.
ct the residence of L. Caspafi, Es4g by The Rev.
Ait. Martin, NJ. DIETR1GH OF New Orleans, 10 Miss
EArlH.IE LAAcoUR, of this PARISH, ssV Of tGdt mi
We return oprmsny thanks to thethfieehappy
couple for that delicious bride sIcakeahdexcelIeut
!, Champagne May the neS5Iife which they have
so joyously enteredupony hand IN hand, be one Of
continued prosperity and sBlissfdf happiness, and
their saddese moments be as pleasant and ecstatic
as those when they were united in the holy bonds
si.Iff Gjffst i5tJDa GsaH ttt1hi-itfsf =
VI WeuiYllA u .nl.llnoa ielmaliE9 sili 20
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

1t will be seen by the convoking order
and the proceedings of that body, pub
Iished in to. days paper, that the social
ed Legislature of this State assembled
ut New Orleans, on the Doth ult. The
test oath was applied, and the Demo
cratic members elect we're, therefore,
excluded. Consequently, both Houses
were Radically organized, and Radical
Committees ppointed-patronage will
be distributed in Radical point of
view, and the over-burdened taxpayers
be compelled to meet the enormous ex-
penditures. The seats of many Demo
cratic members were successfully con-
tested by defeated Radical candidates,
thus securing sufficient large majority
to ratify the proposed constitutional
amendment and elect the two United
States Senators. Though it was Implic-
lily ordered by Gen. Grant that only
the oath prescribed by the constitution,
and not the test oath, should be applied
to members, it was, nevertheless, exact
ed, thus contemptuously setting at def
mander of the Armies. However, after
organization of both Houses, the Com
mittees reported favorably for their adj
mission on taking the constitutional
oath-after a large number had been
unseated by Radical contestants. We
had hoped that as there were a large
number of Democrats elected to both
Houses some little good might be accom-
plished in preventing extreme proscrip-
tive legislation. and, probably, exercis-
ing n little controlling power; but since
these assumptive and illegitimate means
have been resorted to, we can expect no
leniency to the detriment of the accom-
plishment of their political and personal
interests. We can only hope for better
things, with very little, or no grounds,
upon which to base those hopes.
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! NOW IS, THE TIME s,,-,r
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-ERICAN FRUIT lCULTURIST,
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GRANTS Personal APPEARANCE
u. b. ST." the Worlds correspondents,
saw Grant at West Point, recently, and
thus describes him: 'sHe appeared as
on the previous evening, in a. suit of
plain black; his shirt-front and vest
'sagging' from the slight stoop in his
shoulders; his manner as quiet, his eye
as watchful, and his gait as lazy as they
usually are. The General has an unde-
niably 'hard' looking face, TO which, in
respect to whatever of an intellectual
cast there is about it, the worst of his
portraits do more than Justice. His
bad complexion and the yellowish brown
tint of his grizzled beard, mix, so to
speak, with one another, producing an
effect quite wretched. Nor is his ex>
preston, at its best, calculated to reas,
sure the beholder. His much-talI1ed of
reticence appears by no means to be the
reserve of a calm. dignifed. modest gen.
tleman. 1t resembles, rather, the tact
turnity, pent with the awkward selfcon-
seriousness, of one fearful of exposing
some intellectual frailty- For great
man, Gen. Grant is not at all fascina-
ting" gi
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

Town Constable Hanson has, by his
proclamation, declared war against the
canine species: All dogs found running
at large after the 18th instant, will be
poisoned. Being thus officially notified
of the fact they can govern themselves
accordingly.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

Yesterday Mayor Theo. Schuman,
Town Councilmen Jacob Israel and JOS.
Ezernack appeared before the Clerk of
the District Court and took the oath of
Office prescribed in the State Consoitu-
ton. Henry Burns and Wash. Brady,
being installed. A meeting of the Coun-
Gil will be held at the Mayors Office, in
the Engine House, to-day, when, prob
ably, an election will be ordered on the
18th inst, for two members to fill the
vacancies above mentioned.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

The troops stationed near this place
were paid off ii few days since. Their
frequent visits to town aud liberal ex-
penditure of fractional currency gives
some little activity to business, and re-
tail dealers are iubiIant thereat.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

The act making executions private in
England has been issued and has gone
into effect. 3Hs9I b.woR griJ III -
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

There will be Barbecue given 10y the
Democratic Conservative Club of Tiger
Island, near the residence of E. Q. Pier
son, Esq, next Saturday, 18th instant.
A free invitation is extended to all.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

It is estimated that over 10000 per-
sons have applied for tickets of admis-
sion TO the Democratic National Con
vention. The room, it is said, will not
hold more than 5000.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

The two horns of Louisiana diIem-
ma--the state of the finances, and the
finances of the State.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

= THE LOUISIANA LEGIsLATURE.-The
crowd who assembled at the Mechanics
Institute this morning for the purpose
of witnessing the proceedings, were not
permitted to enter the building by the
police officers who had possession of the
entrance. This occurred about IL
o'clock.
Fifteen minutes later, two companies
of the First Infantry, in command OF
Capt. Velie, arrived in front of the build
ing and stacked their arms upon the
sidewalk. A large police force was also
on duty guarding the corner of Dry AIDES
and Canal streets. and corner of Com
mon and Dryades.- Ecening Pic 1st.
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..' The phrenolOgist1f who examined
Grants head when a, boy, understood
his business He pronounced it re.
markable head. Time has proved him
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

The Omnibus, or Southern admission
bill passed over the Presidents veto in
the House by a,vote of 100 to 80; and in
the Senate 80 TO 8. All the Southern
States now out of the Union are inclu-
ded, except Virginia, Mississippi and
Texas. The conditions of the bill must
be complied with before these seeded
States will be admitted.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

Attention is directed to the adver
tisement of DR.. Breda.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

Gov. Bullock convened the Georgia
Legislature at Atlanta on July 4.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

SOUTHERN GovERNoRs.-Gov. Bull
lock, of Georgia, is from New York;
Gov. Clayton, of Arkansas, is from
Pennsylvania; Gov. Reed, of Florida, is
from Wisconsin,; Gov Warmoth, OF
Louisiana, is from Illinois; Gov. Scott,
of South Carolina, is from Ohio and
Pennsylvania. The Governor, (B. B.
Eggleston,) proposed for Mississippi, is
from Ohio; Gov. Wells, to be voted for
in Virginia, is from Michigan.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

They say Colfax is to marry a belle O
Keokuk He will need something
console him in November.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

If young lady yawns half a dozer
times in succession, young man you may
get your hat.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07
Military Orders.

| Mflftary Ur0efSo
| On the 24th June Gen. Buchanan is
sued the following order: n
| 1t is hereby announced that the term
of ten days, within which, by the laws
of Louisiana, party contesting an cleo
to the Court, shall date from the 18th
day of June, 1868, the day on which the
returns of the election were filed in the
Office of the Secretary of State.
The following telegram from General
Grant to Gen. Buchanan was received
on the 25th ult.:
| The act to admit the States of North
Carolina, South Carolina, Louisiana,
Georgia, Alabama and Florida to repre-
sentation in Congress became a law June
| %, 1868. Please notify the Governor
elect Of Louisiana of this, for, under the
act. he may, if he deems it necessary.
tconvene the Legislature at an earlier
day than that fixed by the law e
u. s. GRANT, General.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, June 81, 1868. : 4,
Brevet Major Gen. r. G. Buchanan,
Commanding Fifth Military District,
New Orleans, La: To avoid any ques-
ton as to who shall exercise the offices
of Governor and Lieut.. Governor Of
the State of Louisiana, after notice con-
vening of the Legislature of said State,
under the act of Congress, passed June
25, 1868, you will appoint Henry G..
Warmoth, Governor elect, Governor of
the State of Louisiana, vice Joshua Ba-
ker, removed; and Oscar j. Dunn, Lieut..
Governor elect, Lieut.. Governor of the
State of Louisiana, vice Albert Voor-
HES removed. These appointments and
removals to take effect at the date of
the converting of said Legislature. o.
U. S. GRANT, General.
The following order, dated New Or
leans, june 81, has been issued from
Headquarters, 5th Military District:
h+ [Extract.1 ~
z. The new Constitution of the State
'of Louisiana having been approved by
Congress, the parish and municipal Off
GERS declared elected are hereby author
lied to assume the several offices to
which they were elected upon their TAX
ing the oath prescribed by the Consti-
tuition.
Bonded officers will, in addition to the
above oath, furnish the proper bonds,
as prescribed by law. "
1t is intended that contestants for
offices filled by this order-the emolu-
ments of which consist, either in whole
or in part, of fees-shall be secured in
their rights of CONVERSATIONS; and they
may demand that proper security be
taken for the net fees of the office,
by the court before which the con
test may be carried on, in such sum
'assthe court may prescribe.
s. In obedience to instructions from
the General commanding the Army, H..
@. Warmoth is appointed Governor of
the State of Louisiana, in place of Joshua
Baker, removed, and Oscar j. Dunn is
appointed Lieut.. Governor, in place of
Albert VOORHEES,, removed, to take effect
on Monday, 18th inst, the date on which
the Legislature of the State is notified
to convene by the Governor elect.
The appointees will transmit TO these
headquarters copy of the required oath
upon acceptance of their appointments.