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New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-17
Slawson, Pike a. Martin
Ebanbard

Shepherd.
CTXTH DISTRICT COURT FOEI
- of Orleans. No. 20, 392, by virtue
dience 10 an order Of sale rendered.
and to me directed by the Honorabl
9rleGUourt for the parish of Orleans
titled cause, I will proceed to sell n
on TUESDAY, tho twentieth a.
1853, at five O'Clock P. NJ at my v'afs
on st. Ann street, between Ron
streets, in the Second District of IL
a lot Of WINES LIQUOhS, GRl
OFFICE FURNITURE, IRON SL
Veutory which may be seen in my ..
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
THOMAS L. HI
ocl1 I'd Sheriff of the Par
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-17
i0FFEcE OF THE n AOOBl
~ or BIRTHS And DEATa
- g Antheny'r Al.sy, neAr =

Between OhartFeb and Roysl
Ths public are hereby nottf, q tnat
tie pfyvisions OF an aot providing for
Of hifths and deaths, thS birth OF sVefi
the oIfg aud pari b Of Oriaane, on botll
river Z estsippi, must be dolly rtRisl
above o1les. The declaration for re-
niadn ~ tho father, or IN cass hat is
BY Anv other person present Al the bIti
ton negiecting 10 comply with -Aid aot
penalty not oKoeeding tAn nor less thsa
Tha above msntionsd Law will be sttlss stns
EzNan Recorder Of Births .
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-17


steasnsnip Ledena. Hoysy, for New York
SseAMsnip hnfEiss Lockwood, for Galveston
ARRIVALS.
Snip Jane aoaihard nishop from Boston Ia
Ship union Anaiin. 81 dsss f.ca. lls4rs /. ballast
70 Lowell a kei1ey-Painf -
ship uh,.nd u hol,s. is1n Bremen Aug Is, to +
Ffs1eh ship "a Ieuislaao qoaast frous fIevre ssnt
J. 20 Brown bsgoEou, IN ballnst--Point -
Aepeoser sene "a. .9sH tsm fohefuucta river
1usgsT Bsratarls bernard from Birn,ariu to mas.
ToWB0ATE.
Norman. CooRaey, from the Puasos--lro,ha doa,,
M s4e e .ee lz.n .nst snip yieSsqry aud 6lsl A.dy
.,ss aeas1-hrouznt up ships Union aad JEas J
Tseansoh' Lnn,basd from the P,sses-Wsn, soss
tgnt-nr1ueht np ships Uniand and Luuialans
eTEkHBoATs.
CT QuistInaa Aessheru. from Vcksburs.
olty q Ait1us 81 mpeon, from g. Louis.
Qeleste, pcwtss lI1h Alexandria.
Elgkgr, euc9tr' flpui Ihibodanx. so Es
Ltnlaguah Hl4rfa fHun Ouachita river.
4eon4 80 sne. IRON oanehta rVsr. < s
.t1rps BlaEesse lfom Hoha
IIt Stephens. Tobin non Ouachitn river.
M s ss pi ,5esssi saso ii92' i,.. bfzoa . ssss
baf0w o0MINa Up.
1hig I. ti.seA .s4ree from iigsIpsai Aug ls, 10
- ~ "a 4 -19IiN ~ 8 lsean--
'g II f'siFsIgs ssIs, A.sa IRON shislds Eps ss roy
EzH0aF1.
nv loHK-ais44.i, .i,4f Lofona-i0ss haiss sbf.
tor y bales - bkIfA 'lIl 100 hides 40 14soil
efss med 7hi ~ cstsaa let . coils fsps !
ss1IVKsToN- ,ss.asif, O Hsns,--sss hbl.
4ers 600 iogt utfl is taa1 e51ts i - rlcs 10
~ starch pkEs mdss
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-17
Monetary and Commercial
nWFyoE OF THE DAILY REPUBLIOAN.l !
SATURDAY, October II, p. M, 1859 }

SATURDAY, October IL r N1'I Eooo' ,
rTns ,nonav market proper s unchanged
cold opened at 1877 Z. against 1884 az New ork.
We note sacs of $4,000 st l31s and S25O az l5i5s
Nothing transpired in silver; -, l.d
Foreign exchange is unsettled and w1th martea
6eeline in gold at New York, rates rule lower. Me
hesr Of several roand sales of sterling, the perM
culars Of which are withheld. Bank rate nominai"
149at49l4. -, Il. ,r, firm
The market for domestic exchange Y very tas ntn
and with light supply of commercial oneiins ~ Na2S
have advanced p cent. The banks cfsSA aSe saes 81
York at h@L F3 cent discount ane VIE s ssSS ;ht ~
commercial include $4,000 private n ssn noo
on New ork at "a discount. SSUn. sIoS "a S50 nj
and $4,000 commercial at the sANi' @AN S-'''N
at SIG. AA,
Nothing reported in stocks or bonds. ..,o. oo,,a
Iitv treasnry moves are very duh ana saies c9Hiu u
1,sr5i, he sffactad uniess at heavy decline. The
asasFs INV the trifIing sums offered across theli
counters at $500 p cent discount ana seh a.
J7a3S
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-17
u1RARBD YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY RKPuBLIoAr +,
Saturday, Oetobor II, IRSa
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-17


CIXTH DISTRICT COURT Il
y leans-No. 81 T3L-By virtue q.
taciAs to me directed BY the Hoult
District court of New orleans. in r.
cause WIll proceed to sell at pubH !.
Merchants and Auotioneers' h
street, between Canal and Custorl b
the Second District OF this city. MI
November Is, 1,es. at twelve o'cbi
ing described property: M
Bounded by Dryades, RampaF fe
Eutsr G streets, and measuring I ~
by il2sl ore hundred aud twsn1 d
assessed at the sum Of two thonas
according to the assessment roll ofE
the oHice OF the Treasurer of this al
--ALso--
The following described propei :
Dryades. Rampant Felicity and p
and measuring thirty-on 1871 fee, a
and twenty. eight [I23l feet, and ass
of four thousand dollars fS40GO H.
asst ssment roll of 1866, deposited 4 ::
Treasurer of this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. L. nj
ool7 no2 II Sheriff Of the Psrlh
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-17

C.sy es sew y, asas c,-,, W Sv nAatnew
II leAus. No. ?, ,295. by virtue Of . writ Of
heri iaoiAs 70 me 1ireoiAd by the Honorable
the f0nrth District Court Of kew Orleans
70 .eeu ~ pubic auotion. a. the MeTensntsl
And suctioneefs' Exchange, Regal street, between
Canal and Ons omhouse atreS.s. n the Second Dis
trict Of this city, on WEDNhRDAY Rovember
y lsss o. u Q oiooh, d.. the following described
Situated il Asasssment pistriet. nnmhaf nine sn.
square ndinbsr bsveatesn hhndr8d aud niusty.lh a.
ntaN esuadsdt ts Baestslle Union. A Axricpltars aud
10 zen LOTS. and ssss.sse ss two hundred and
fY dollars tg1tO) aecordng 10 the assos-nent roIl
of g do yositsd ia be oico Of Tho Treasurer Of
e. hts oty.
s ltzed In the above suit.
Tsrms-Oesh on the spot
selT HOaif sssna Ofths Parrish al oziaAaG
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-17
CITY or New orlean. vs.. v. Jourdn,n

NHty Uh NtW WTIGttnB w v - UuFUiSIM.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
i leans. = No "a, 100 by virtue of a writ Of
fieri facas to me directed BY the honorable the
Third District Court OF New Orleans, in the above
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public
auction at the Merchants and AuetIoDserss M.
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District Of this city on
WEDNESDAY. November 49, 1858. at u o clock M /,
the following described property;
Situated in Assessment district mum ber nine 9l
Square number eight hundred and ninety four s9ll
bounded by LApeprouse LaHarre Roman and
Prleur. measuring thirty feet l3O by one hundred
and eighteen feet QlB, and assessed at seven humid
red dollars SIo0 according to the assess met roll of
1865 deposited in the office Of the Treasurer Of this
city.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Oash on the spot. 4 Z
~ TBOS. L. MAXWELL
oclT no2I Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-17
city Of New o, leans VS.. Joseph qoetz.

City of New Orleans vs.. Joseph Goetz. j
Orleans No. 2Al67 by virtue OF :
writ OF heri faeias e me direoted by the Honer-
able the Third Dis rict Court Of New Or
leans in the aboveentltled cause wilt proceed 70
sell At public auction, at the Merchants and Auc;
tioneers Exchange, Royal street. between Canal
and 0ustomhouse streets in the Second District Of
this City, on WEDNESDAY, November L. 1858,
at twelve o'clock ~, the following descsibsd prop.
erty /:
Situated in Assessment District number seven %,
square number three hundred and eleven Gid,
bounded by Orean. st. Anne, and assessed at three
hundred dollars t300 according to tue assessment
roll OF 1855, deposited in the ONCE OF the Treasurer
Seized in the above suit. fl1
THOMAS l. MAXWELL,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-17

GIATH DISTRICT COURT ord
~ No p 2j5 BY virtue of a writs \.
me directed By the Honorable 4
Court OF New Orleans, in the abost
will proceed to sell at public abIa
chants and Auctioneers Excb5
between Canal and Gus omlIouse "a
ond District of this city, on M
vember IS, 1858, at twelve O'Clock h
desert ued property:
Bounded By Lapeyrouse, Onzsn
Rouselin alley, measuring two nh
feet by one hundred and ifty ninejI
at four hundred dollars, acoordine,l
roll of 1856, deposited IN the ogce
OF this city,
ALSO
The following described proper,
LApeyrouse, OnZaga, Dorgenois AM
measuring one hundred and fiftSI
hundred feet, and assessed at Tires
according TO the assessment roll of +
the office of the Treasurer OF his \,
Seized in the above suit,
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS, L. Nj
oolI no2 II Sheriff oi the Pan
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-17
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
ocl7noa II Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

City OF New Orleans vs. Jean MOntane.
THOURTH DISTRICT OOUkT OF Nav OR.
Il leans No. 2l. ~ by virtue Of a wit Of ieri
cias u me directed by the Honorable the Fourth
District Court Of Orleans In the above entitled
cause viii proceed to sell At public auction, at
the Merchants and Auctioneers' kxcha &c, Roy al
street. between anal aud CuBtomhouse streets, in
the Second District Of this city, on y NkDNEkDAY,
Noyember la 1868. at twelve O'Clock M.
The following described pROPhkfH, situated in
AssessmentD strotEig ightts, sauars tive hundred and
thlrty three l2SO boui d by Noman Pr,eur. BAY ou
Road and Ho-oitat measuring thlrt1 CD Ieet, By
one hundred and zen iRhpti20 feet and assessed
at six hunrEsd doylaTs t46oo. az ordnR 70 the as
Treasurer Of this city.
Seized in the above suit.
i - -rC77-7l 1T1 Z THOS. L. MAXWELL,
oolf no2lf Sheriff Of The Parish of Orlssrs
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-17
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLIoAN SATURDAY, OCTOBER H. 1858

is hereby authorized TO prepare the neces-
sary plans of all vacant batture property
owned by the city, and Of any other vacant
property that the city may be interested IN.
The Committee on Waterworks submit.
ted the following report:
NEW ORLEANS, CITY HALL,
October 10, 1858.
To the Honorable the Board of Assistant Aldermen;
GENrLEMEN-Your Committee on Water
works, in view of the fact that the city OF
New Orleans has already decided to pur-
chase the Waterworks, under the terms OF
the charter of the late company, and that
an appraisement has been made on the part
and in the interest of the city, by which,
for the sum of two million dollars
(S2, ,000, COY, in the bonds of the city of New
Orleans, the city shall assume entire control
aud ownership of the Waterworks, they
are of opinion that the matter should be
promptly and defnitively settled. The
fiquidators on the part of the late company
have repeatedly asked that the bonds for
the purchase Of their works be issued to
them that the various stockholders and
their creditors, should there be any, may be
satisfied and their assets and liabilities de-
fnitely computed and arranged. They
claim, and in our opinion correctly, that the
city of New Orleans as stockholder is In
| dependent Of the city as purchaser, and
that the interest of the city must be liquid
ated in the same manner and on the same
terms as that of any other stockholder. We
| would, therefore, recommend the passage
of the accompanying resolution.
Very respectfully,
| W. II. PEMBERTON,
| Chairman;
.... GERALD FARRELL,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-17

nteasnsnip Lodnnn. HoysT. for New York
Steamsnlp Harris, Lockwood, for Galveston
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-17
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New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-17
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New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-17

A resolution accompanying the above re-
port was read, but no action had thereon,
when Mr.. Kearny submitted the following
minority report of the Finance Committee:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-06-11


innate of his character and qualities and trusting
implicitly in his own intuitive judgment Of char
acter, he did not hesitate to urge Colonel Giles to
avail himself of Victor's services, when he dis
covered the perplexity of that officer in finding an
agent to discover and bring to light the secret cor
respondents and spies of the enemy. He felt as
sured that Victors alertness and quickness Of ap-
prehension, together with his sense Of the respon
sibility imposed upon him, would make amends
for his inexperience, whilst his very youthtulness
would tend to disarm the caution and suspicion OF
those whom he was sent to watch. He had quick
and discerning eye, and his youthfulness OF ap-
nearance would Danish suspicion as to his purposes
and objects, from the minds Of the most wary and
d;strustful., Such was the reasoning of Lieuten-
ant McGregor, and thinking to benefit Victor, in
whom he already felt a warm interest, he succeed
ed in having him put upon the confidential service
of which we have spoken. -..
At first, Victor was rather pleased at the duty
assigned him, nasmuch as it freed him, fora time,
at least, from the irksomeness Of the camp and
the severity of the service, and permitted him free
" to range through the streets of the historic OLD
city, of which he had read and heard so much
The only drawback to his satisfaction was, that to
save himself from the modification OF an utter
failure, he must achieve some positive and definite
result. The soldier on post has duties Of mega,
tive character to perform while those assigned te
him were of the most positive and active charac
ter, demanding the keen and skillful exercise o.
every faculty of his intellect It was not the mere
guarding of post, but he was to accomplish th'
far more difficult task of finding clue to the abet
tors and partisans of the enemy, and following il
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-09

Chief Justice Chase did two good things
in opening his court at Richmond last week.
He ignored, repudia,ed the senseless and
barbarous iron clad oath prescribed by the
Congressional and Legislative Jacobins;
and he denounced the monstrous frauds of
loyal officials and loyal rings, who oppress
the people by increasing the burdens OF tax
alton with their remorscless robberies. The
silly people who believe or pretend to believe
that poor men pay no taxes, were hand
sone!y rebukcd by the Chief Justice, when
he said, Frauds upon the revenue are
frauds upon the whole body of tax payers,
and no one who eats, drinks or wears, or is
sheltered under any roof, however humble,
now escapes taxation. When it is remem-
berc1 that out Of the FIVE hundred millions
of dollars collected annually, over two hun.
dred millions oft are stolen by Government
officials, some idea can be formed of the
extent to which the poor are defrauded and
oppressed by this thing at Washington call.
ed the Government.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-09
MURDER OF A CHIEF.-A special dispatch

MURDER OF A CHIEF.-A special dispatch
from Dunlap, Iowa, situated on the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad, says On Sun
day morning, November q, Yellow Smoke,
Chief Of the Omaha Indians, visited that
place, and during the evening he was drug.
ged wish liquor by party Of ronghs, with
the intention Of robbing him during the
night. a quarrel eusued, and during the
fight Yellow Smoke was struck on the head
by one Of the party, smashing his skull in.
He succeeded in getting to where there arc
several hundred Indians encampcd, about
four miles cas-. Of the town, and expired on
Wednesday morning. Nothing was done
in the matter until last night, when several
were arrested but one OF the principal par
ties is still ut large. The chief was always
noted for being very friendly, and strictly
honorable. His band comprises some l.5OO
warriors, who, according to reports arc gath
ering in fast, aud are greatly excited. They
buried him Yesterday.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-09

Tng GREAT PICTORIAL ANNUAL. Hos.
letters United States Almanac for 1869, for
distribution, 9ratis, throughout the United
States and all civilized countries Of tho
Western Hemisphere, will t,c published
about the first Of January, and all who wish
to understand the true philosophy Of health
should read and ponder the valuable sug.
gestions il contains In addition to an ad.
mira ble medical treaties on the causes. pre-.
vention and cure Of great variety of dis.
cases it embraces large amount Of inior.
nation interesting to the merchant, the
mechanic, The mincr, the farmer, the planter,
and professional man; and the calculations
have been made for such meridians and lat.
itudcs as are most suitable for correct aud
comprehensive National Calendar.
The nature, uses. and extraordinary sani.
tary effects Of HOSTETTFR' SSTOMACH
BlTTERS, the staple tonic and Alternative
Of more than half Christian world, are
fully set forth in its pages, which arc also
interspersed with pictorial illustrations, val.
liable recipes for the household and farm
amusing reading matter, original and select.
ed. Among the ANIMALS to appear with
the opening Of the year, this will be- ono Of
the most useful, and may he had tor the ask.
ing. Send for copies to the Central
Manufactory. at Pittsburgh Pa. or to the
nearest dealer in EOSTETER'S STOM.
ACH BITrERS. The Bitters are sold in
every city, town and village in the United
States.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-09
COLC MNiA COUNTY TEACH
EItS' INSTITUTE.

IL tie Teachers and !Schci D,rectcrs
Of Coiumbin County,.
The Columbia County Teachers Institute
for 1868 will be held III tho Literary lnssi-
tutc Hall, Bloomsbury. commencing on
MONDAY, the l4ih day of DECEMBER, ls6s.
at ! O'Clock r. NJ, and closing on Friday
night Of the same week, unless the Teachers
in Attendance desire a session Of two wccks.
AllTcachers School Directors, and friends
Of Education are invited to attend.
Instruction will be given in Orthography.
Reading and Elocution, Penn,allship, Arilh.
metic, Geography, Grammar, Theory Of
Teaching, History uf the United States, and
other branches Of study. and evening lee
lures delivered by the following named I'd.
uca;Ors: ..-.
PRor. s. ". CLARK. Of New York, az
thor of Clark Is Grammar; |
PROY. Henry CARVER, PRINCIPAL Of
Bloon'sburg Normal School and Literary
Peor. II. D. WALKER, Of Oranseyie
Academy, Columbia County; .'
PRprS J. W. FERREE, DAVID G. JoUE.
T. N. BATES. and |. O. BEST, Of tho 7
Bloomsburg Normal School and Literary {.
Institute.
The attention Of Teachers and Directors
is called to the following provisions Of tho
School law: 49,. ...l ..a.f+
According to the Act of Assembly, ap-
proved April 9th. 1867, under which the
Institute is held, the roll Of members must
be called at least twiN each day a COM
nittcc Of five teachers on Permanent Ger.
tiicates must be chosen by ballot; teachers
may attend the Institute and bc paid by the
district the same as If they we're in school !;
and those who absent themselves from the
Institute Of their own county, without u
good reason, may have their want Of profr.-
sional spirit and zeal indicated by ccrtiH-
Gates of lower grade at the next Exan,ina-
tom See Ftmna. School JonnaI, Moy,
1867, pp. 272. ra -.. r, -a. ' b.. , 81
+ last year there were only about one hun.
dred teachers in attendance at the Institute. be-
There should be nearly twice as many this
year. 1t is hoped directors will in all cases
encourage their teachers to attend the lnsti.
tute. ,ieI .s. -,
The committee on Permanent Certificates
will be elected Tuesday morning.
.... DIRECTORS DAY"
In accordance with the suggestion Of the
State Superintendent, Friday, the 18th day :
OF December, will be especially devoted to
the interest Of School Directors, when it is
hoped large number Of directors will be
present.
J. P. WIcKERsHAM, Esq. State Super
intendent, will probably be in attendance,
this day to addless the teachers and iii
rectors. &. G. BARKLEY,
Co: Supt. Common Schools.
Rloomsburg, Nov. l6, 1863. t.t
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-09

THERE seems to be n mu,iny in Governor
Geary's camp. ''i,zger,ld's City Item, al.
ways intensely Radical, pays the following
tribute to Hans:
Poor Geary is travelling and begging day
and night TO secure a rc.nominafi0n Tie
cnaxes, implores. promises. threatens,
whines and cries. Never before has such
spectacle hcen seen in this State. W. W.
ketchnm and General Harry White are his
competitors both ADLER and better men, and
neither Of them liars"
That is pretty plain talk. Brother Radi.
Gals should not thus wash each others dirty
linen. Let US have peace!
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-09

AFTER tho lat Of January next, appli.
cants must pny fifty per cent. Of their in.
debtcduess to receive q disohsrye under tho
Bankrupt law. "a &
,..Wes,on, the walkist, Is still in Bidde.
ford, Me-, and, In consequences Of bis lame.
ness, has given up his St. Louis tour for the
present. @
IA destructive hrc occurred on Market
street, Philadelphia, on Thursday evening
lust. Tho loss is estimated ut 5000, ,O0O.--
Among the sufferers were r. Morris Pdrot
4 Co., druggists, in whose establishment
tho fire originated by the accidental break.
ing Of lamp in the hands Of boy, in the
cellar.
Tive prisoners who recently escaped
from an Illinois Jail, afford u remarkable in.
stance Of thoughtful consideration IN mo.
ment Of success. After having gagged and
bound the jaicr and rolled him inro their
cell, they kindly put pillow under his head
and spread blanket over him, and told him
to ring the bell il he wanted anything.
...Gov. Hoffman, Of New York, received
the largest vote ever cast for any candidate
in that State, viz: 43S, S,459, aad the largest
vote ever cast for any candidate in any State
in the Union since the foundation Of the
government.
IA report from General Sheridan an.
aounccs battle with the Indians, near
Beaver Creek, Indian Territory, in which
over one hundred Indians were killed, two
white children recaptured, with loss Of
thirty FIVE Of Shcrilan's men.
bill Mcdonald, colored, has been elect.
cd justice Of tho peace in Smith county,
Ca, beating two white Radicals, who arc
snid to be much disguised at the negro's i'm.
pudence.
IA doubic.hcaded negro girl is in New
Orleans. The two heads talk with each
other, and as one possesses a soprano, and
the other u contralto voice, they sing duett
nicely.
...Twcnty.cne days hard labor was the
sentence Of an English laborer who pulled a
carrot from field to eat when he was hun.
cry.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-09
To debtors orthe Democrat.

We have upon our books numerous 'ac.
counts which will aggregate large sum Of
which We sand greatly in need. Some Of
these accounts have been standing six years
or more, and no attention hos been given to
bills repeatedly sent. These old accounts
must be paid at once orwc will be compelled
to place them in the hands ofa justice. We
intend seuding out bills to all indebted to the
Dsmocrat either for subscription, job work
or advertising, aud hope our debtors will
favor US with prompt response.