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latest improvements, am DOW prepared to furnish
from the small medallion TO the lile-szc Portrait.
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before, and equal to the best taken in the world.
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Will be paid for Agents, male or female in new
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free by return mail, sample retailing nj S4 90 for
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Look to Your Interests

HAVING had the entire assets of the firms of
Sullivan < Soans John T. Sloau g. Sullivan, and
John 7. Sloan s Co., assigned and transferred to
me, al persons indebted to either of the above
firms will save cost by settling soon, as am COM
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The Books and Notes Of Sullivan s. Sloans are in
the hands of Judge j. S. Murray. The Accounts
and Notes of J. T. Sloan & Sullivan and j. T.
Sloan & Co., Pendeton. S. c.. will very soon be
placed in m officers hands, at which time I will
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ON and after thi. date. the Trains will run over
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Returning. leave Newhcrry Immediately after
The arrival of the Up Trains on the G. & T. R. r..
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..P o = Z 'a'sl', s.,l',. =,
opepipg Hymn ll'5 o5f 'thls ,Isgislatq,e,

A - -
1, isiEsYsis ell ;sesasj sl3sas .eeUetls 3;t q, :
The owing from clNew Orleans Tmes, is not
applicable just now to latitude nearer home,
ask pardon Of our pops friends for inaieting 50
7 tqrssyefent a. parody upon Them. W. A's'aWi q ''s'
From Fro New nampshire's Tres green mountaina,, +
5 From old Nnntuokets strand, ''ssit' q,
From Lake Ontario fJGniain.: iTafE gssi e.1.,.'
spAhd Huron'a golden sand iFt5 iiraai4 iIto,i
fromiold Wisconsin River Ieossl !-nl 5fs !.
3 esAiid fapiediIoNa plains, In aal s,saa i
g We are coming to deliyer IL ,,.. ..,t,y e.n
This lt State .l. ro Negro gre lti chains t 81. u
. Weiiovc the spicy bTesses aii 5;
a1TIdt sblowlfr Afr tshoroti sijg9iaal Z,
Ascent that SO. wclIpleases. 3s,.f,l,s slaost
saWho would thirst forlmore, /; f.y ~
4 Thick lips and coal black faces, !.
/, The gins Of God arc shown, "
We'll take these dusky races ih'
And niinglc with our own.ziH9.s '',ia e:3p
W apislt4taI alt S.trN.l suIpj s'sr,a4
Shpuld we whose souls are lighted ~ f.;,t..
5 with b wisdom. '5it, inf from 70, on high,
Wait still to be inyitcd a@2'ss.,Sss5 ''s.tl2a :
Before we hithcr hie'Y ii'li' ~ stataY az
z When officers nre,waitidgH ,aT aatiiaeiSf
And plundofis torcap, 949q;, mn .oliat. !;
NOtnt the present ateting,as t.tef F.s.}jll
Mile carpet baga ars pheap; .,e ;;..,,, ,i,
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TURD " oTNI es. ':


day forcst,, and the stranger heard q horse gal
loh through the woods. riderlessa '3''sie t'35hif
Finding Himself alone, tic stfaiigef raised
hia pistol, took deliberate aim at the. ghostly'
pafderergand pressed his fhgerupon the 2trig.
gen Il sit5 ghisSouess. s,i x j...ft .b9fts5t
Chs apparition approa9hpd quickly but il in
nosliostilen = attitude; The stranger stayed his
hafd At length the ghost addressed him in
q. .sbice that Was anything but sapulchral::' ic g
sgHere, Wilhelm,5 70 move out Of your perch
thkminutc and givo meia helping hand, Ave
hifthe game while on the wing, haven't I7;iti
phe straii iigcr was nonpl plussed for g moment /;
biits recovering himself, 3 lie grumblcd some
tliissg upmtelligiblc q and lcaped to the ground
Ol,a Word to his horse. and the brave, ,nninlal
st9El PERFECTLY still by the snow white trap-
piISssi the iwould-b d-beaghost he was enabled to
grSIs his way in the dark toward that tindi-
yidbal, whom he found bending over a black
ma5s about the size Of a man on the road: e
S AS tile tiger pouiiiecs Upon Ills prey, the
strAiger leaped upon the hestooping figure. before
him md bord lit to the ground. IL I'd ~ a.ay. j
arrest you in the Kings name,YI cried the
strslllggsr grasping his prisoner, by the throat
ang holding him tight. "Stir hand or foot
uFqss4 1 Have you promptly secured, and III
selsh your soul TO eternity"t llf a5n.M
/, his;was sdcirahi unex pectca-turn Of l;afTnirs
that the eswouldsbe ghost could hardly believe
hisSsnses, md was hand-cufcd and stripped Of
dasser and pistol before he found time to
''S'. ''.,.'
taAre you not Wilhelm ?'a ho asked i
aSsSos landlord, replied the individual I'D
Idrcah s .s'I a,n not. But i am an officer Of
theaSihg atiyour service, on special duty, to
.doEHlatI haye tonight htaccomplished. Your
precious son Wilhelm, who you thought was
.leadS an innocent sheep to the slaughter lies
in 4 road, Killed By his father 8 hand N
Two weeks latcr,,sat Bruchsale prison, in
BadSh, the landlord Of the sign Of the Deer,
ands host 8ahher Of &lhee- -Black Forest;
who wis the same identical person, having
5beeatssyeyen guilty Of numerous 6rndish mur-
.derai arttplly coneriycd robberics. commit
ted nt different times in the Black Forest, paid
the penalty of his crimes by letting fall his
head from, the Exccutioner's axe, since when
travelling through Schwartzald has not been so
pcrilous to life and purse, nor has there been
seen any Ghostly knight of the Road in that
section of the world
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V A R 1 0 q S.
Iron TIE oRANuEpuna NEws.]
Whiffs and Whims.

1t is 4 O'Clock p. MI We're not sultry,
warm days, made expressly for lazy folks
Thy can float SO readily on its sluggish tide,
and bask in the luxurious atmosphere as
"Faineants." To tho energetic--therc is so
much antagonsm in this sort of life; this
lackadaisical weather developes their com
bativcness and they go EARNED to the teeth"
ready to war against its eneryating Effects
which, like the "Upas trco" promises-a
thorough sleep.
A few such days We have had recently, when
even the rosos seemed ready to faint, and only
their rising perfume, assured us of vitality.
:" he bruised plant that throws, fa.
It's sweetness from the wounded part, '
Brcatlies fragrance, out of woes.' @
To these aforesaid "Faincants, life is a
mere vegetation; kind of negative eyistonce !;
wherein, ,-''livc while you live" meaus-cat,
drink. slccp,-and if it is within rcach-bo
merry ! TO such, there comoth an hour-and
they will Greek the redc," n,ayhnps-whcn
lifc's ut latest hours
Sybartc was term synonymous with slot :
fulness. 1t was against their law, to follow
any mechanical business in the cities; it occa-
stoned noise which might disturb their "nap.
pcrs." There was too, n heavy fine imposed
on those who kept fowls,-if their roostcrs
crowcd in the morning. On one occasion, a
Sybaritc bcholding some ditchcrs. at work !;
was so affected by sympathy, as to suffer vio-
lent strain in the back, and twitch i'll the
side; from which Master "Easy- -go.slow" was
e 'ous of very painful sensation
reminds me, of like character, who
OH go. "Rolnnd for an Oliver" YES. was
check mated, OH ono occasion
An opulcnt old dronc ,--meddlcso at that,
happened to purchase mansion, without
knowing that on other sidc-at 81 nc distance
-dwrlt respected Vulcanitos, who woke the
day: by their anyils; and paid it due attention,
all through the livc-long hours. Do ,yow re-
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member Mr. GrundyS eonduoty2Y e He got tiiihd:sG
patient, Iait, and abused thoa I softeaed dos,i
and .til coaxed. Bit Ills hafsl, Words wsre not
forgotten, % his haaaghty sarsashs wSe4e e5'duly
weighed 4 bSriib5oS sxsas fHnlly proposed; ;aBd
the good blaekasumitfs . with mora siiad
honesty A y1 PROMISE s5 that they aii snosea Che
money Is paid !s1i ;'la sEtiti io 9:s 9af ssaza,
aEi grad .I.oattoduIsse aosd sssa M .i.
.'And sstreishtgay old Grpndy p anxious 70 knew.
Where these his good neighbors are ready to Co.
Joe Smith answered quickly with tone most benign,
I mpye to'Tom J6hes' chop mid he oyes TO mine.
~ flpiiR aaisafs9, bar DArsYaDALs.ia "a
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aaH stsst1a SO; 70 satSa Qi:s ssssii bl.S s7asii.s
g8M nbh,Ifua'E sstslI6l ss bsst;,taiI.iS.
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aeniss M 81 q or

- ase.nss 81 Il, = 5, ss S i !,
s@W IT, n tbe isy lf cGl;s &c.
noaif Rsc.nse -. s s;l ;s sko,s,2 Fs
,I. o.:
shureGess,a sistlaslsSa li'sf Sid
- poIIcd ahant st ii ia4ia 4sce; i.i-
for tasihs a,sb;se sras,l s a:i s'ells i,,Ss,,. &,
dsaeiai il aassiiaS ssahiBiiaR is d bs,ss,
opened id Pesth during September, 1888.
!5Theo i, ,ne,;, r;,,, tbss &
fred forty times, i ninSats I;3s Is ,; ss Il
Western papers say, that trees twenty 5fse3y 8
high and two fast in diameter, grow, onsfiis,
prallles y zen years tlns;
1efhi fashi0nabc colour for ladies bathing
costumes sg at the scaside win be scarlet and
blue. s. s., 313s., s1ai
Elder l' hlmballs asc was about 8,
q 3, 9 leaves the inrgest mourning liouset Id rs
al., ,..,
no ,'n,n uoolsasss ,sa.h asep Ilange ~
So. gsp'ss' snans aoF soupsFs
81 Tacks az made = ,,sa
drai a. which ueigb on o,,n ,h;ss
tnrns ont i;E !; 8;
I,,,,.. :., 1 .l,:.i
:; si;s ~ e ssS
np"ese @ IS, .las hsr glory s.
f. h,ns e yoapg au'foIsDone haye your
= L ha IL = : NC ~ ~ = s'akc
"a compaty his been ihcof pointed Ut CHS
naa.., WIN 3. eaplsai o. soo oOo' g msnuiAo'
-. p4fs' ~ T
ny Is an gherlng Ike e inatrinotiI .!
g6gement Betause if begins iti al ofIe pf I
anu snas @is1
very ugly and pcnuripas man works III i'll
his own fields in the summer months to save 81
tho service Of scarcecrow:s lSs ssSg'
s'Harry, did you ask HitkS for fsaf fhat money!
eyes, What did ha5say 2" g He just Eiic:ked
me into Che road; that's all he said
Grant, berc siH SAYS his son Ia rfsM fider 81 g
The party that minated him Is alsso great al
riding-over the Constitution and the people,
sff Walter SCOTS Con, who lbolEXs b;a
niame and succeeded to l;s t;t,cs ,,se ss,,,
j, ne never read line OF his fathers works
"I wish could haze seen your iaas :, rai ii !,
lady to gentleman who had met with an aa.
venture. Ihere they are said ia i,a, ro,,rs,6.
to his PEDAL exttemities. o'siqSa ssil'fs;
"A henpecked husband writes: Before mar. ,is.
riagc I fancied welded life would be aai sSfS,!
shine, but afterwards 4 found out that il was 4
al moonshippe.l. asii r. fls! !aiss
A civic yoath, intending to offer marriage n
to. a young lady, wrote to ask her "a; IGDnita
%ith himself In the formation OF Il .skf
on,on 10. 1859, aai ,sssl i;-,g ,itg: ls,e ,ss
Another ''rgdair'ded individual IRder-too tG
plow out 1 the the barrel a OF his gym the other
but the gun got in the hfss BLOW and tooR sa 81
= r 80 - '1 a'1. @
countrymah returned Home ifofi the city,
sala: a. MT. licensed V.nder mtias be q worry &
r'cn man. ior Nc owns nearly all tic one-hossa y
wagons III Ne"1AofEf a. e 1 'i7agqii osi al - ID
/ |
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Us noisoia nj 9eis.5a 10 liae ss4..1sa ii3sEs
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-22

IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
l. for Firth Circuit and District OF Louisiana-
20. 5as5.-By virtue Of a writ OF seizure and sale
titled suit, and received by the second Of
March, 1868, will expose for sale at puhlc aueEon
10 the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 4th
day Of April 1858 az twelve O'Clock noon at the en-
trance to the Custc1nhou-e, on Ok Lsvse street
between Canal and Customhouss streets IN thls
city, the iolowinr described property. VIZ;
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, sitnateo
in the first district this city in the square bounced
by Nayades, Clio PFytania. and Erstq streets. des,
ignated as lots Nos. 80 and 81 on plan deposited
Ia the office of 7. o. Starke. Notary, as plan No.
lOs; said lots adioin each other and measure ca n
twenty whine feet front hrato street by depth
between parable lines Of one hundred ana nttEhiIae
1eet nine inches and ten lines, together WIN ell the
buildings and frunrovaments thereon, which above
described property wiz be sold to satisfy thu plain
tits Paul H. Lewis claim, viz. the sum OF thirty
vs hundred dollars interest apdall costs, as per act
OF mortgage iils, passed before Edward Be-rett
Notary in tins city on the siNteenth day Of De
toher, 1866.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes. and
costs Of deed aud Internal Revenue stamps ~ eS
peuse OF purchaser.
United states Marshal's OfHee, New Orleans,
March 2, 1868.
+. j. HERON y. $. Marshal,
No. 5o2-mhs 1917 p 81 ap3
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J.P.yan BERGEN vs.. in. waGord


IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
i for the Fifth Circut and District Of Louisiana,
NO 556e-by virtue q writ Of hsri iagias lssled
the above entitled suit and received by me on
the first day Of February 1860 / have seized and
taken into my possession, and will expose for sale
at public auction TO the highest bidder, on SATUR-
DAY, the 18th Gay Of March, 1852, at the door Of
the courthouse, st franklin in the parish OF st.
Mary, at the hour Of twelve IN O'Clock at noon the
i. x CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND. established
sugar plantation, situated in the parish OF ST.
Mary, Louisiana fronting on the BAYOU ShaHer and
on tine Bayou Buauii, containing about elve hund
red superficial acres and known as the ~ afford
plantation bounded on the east by lands belong
ing to Mesiieurs Vincent. on the north by Bayou
Boeuf, and on the west BY Bayou Shatier,
together with al the buildings ADD improve.
improvements OF nUsbantEy, liyestocE, etc, there
unto belonging or N anyHise experimenting. -
GAR PLANTATION, situated in the parish o. ST.
Mary, Louisiana, on the west bank o. Bayou Shaer
south by lands Of BsrEer Day and By lands Of
Thomas Eyins. and coutanng about one hundred
situated on said Bayou Shaffer, containing about
fify-nine and one-tent4 acres bounded east by said
bayou, north by lands O. Barker Desy las supuosedJ
south and west by public lands together wiki all 1le
buildings and improvements on said tract Of land
and all the appDrtencuces tEereunto belonging or in
~ = A 4 iGEKFAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF
! on the southeast side Of Bayou Bout and RAINING
back forty arpents with twenty arpent fronting on
Bayou Boeut, bounded below by the land Of Jared Il
| Sanders, and above by lands belonging 10
| TArleton, and containing eight hundred ar
| penis, more less, together with al the
| buildings aud improvements thereon, as well al
| tine stock. appurtenauces. Implements Of uE--
| bandry etc, uhereGnto belonging, or -nJ7gist
On Tract I'd yelling House and outbuildiurs, ].
! Negro Quarte Is SuEarhouso and Machinesy. Sta
! be and Corn CrIb Blacksmith shop, Draining Ma
! chine, Mules. EarEOWs, sets Mule Harness,
| Spades Axe Piors, and about fifteen acres sset
! Cane.
| ON Tract 2-Dweing House and Outbuild,ncs,
| Negro Quarters Cane MIL, and Sugar kettHes
Seized as above stated, 10 satisfy the plaintiffs J
p. Van Bergens claim Of ten thousand one hundre
dollars with interest and all costs per Judgment.
Terms of Sale-Casb in United STATES Treason
| notes; costs OF deed ara In ernal Revenue stamp
at expense O. purchaser
United States MG7shal's Office, New Orleans
F. J. FERPON, u. s. Marsha
No 4GO-fe26 mis- Il 70 . District OF LouisluA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-22

Jacob Sample and Others steamboat
Southerner, Her Tackle, Apparel, etc,
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District OF Louisiana, No, 9035-ln oDedI-
ence admiralty warrant. to me directed in the
my possession
The steamboat SOUTHERSER, her Tackle,
Apparel. ETC., now liheled BY Jacob Sample and
others for the causes set forth in the libel now
pending ia the District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonisn tns owner or
owners thereof and all and every person Or persons
having or pretending to have right, title, or in
tret Court Of the United States, for the District
aforesaid be holden the city OF New Orleans
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date here
Of to show cause, if bny they have can, why
the said steamboat Soutnerner, her tackle, appars,
etc. should not be condemned and be sold agreea.
bis the prayer OF tbeiauts-
United States Narshal's Ofice New Orleans,
3 j. HEBRON.
No 5i5-lnhl217 y 2s United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-22
III. VI. IIn.hnell III u. ". nrnke.

IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
] Tor the Fifth circuit aud District Of Louisiana,
No. 5sOL-By virtue Of vut OF feri talia5
10 ne directed n the above entitled salt, i viii
proceed TO sell to the highest bidder, on SATUk-
DAY, the twentyeIghth day Of March, lsts at twelve
Il ocock NJ, at entrance 70 CustoInhouse ouIlalpg,
on Old Levee street
50 CARTOONS, 70 TRUNKS, and e CASES, son-
tanning g355 uairs, more or less Ladies Children s
and Mems BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS, as
sorted as per inventory file in ms Office.
Nerms-Cash, at time Of publication, in United
Slaves Treasury notes.
United States Marshats OHoe, New Orleans,
sixteenth day OF HETC.l, lbs.
i. ), HERON, U. 5. Marshal.
No E55-mhl7 20 q 3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-22

The golden rose sent this year by the
pope TO the queen is not, as might be sup
posed, an object of trifling value; on the
contrary, it is truly remarkable work OF
art, representing branch OF rose tree,
with the thorns and buds in pure gold, and
having at the extremity flower Of large
size. The bough rests on an elegant ped
estaI, Of silver gilt, which bears the papal
arms among its ornaments. The intrinsic
value Of the present. calculated by the
weight of the gold only, IS 10000 reals
about $1,000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-22


IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
lana, No. 645s-By virtue of writ Of seiz-
ure and sale, issued by the above-naned
Court in the above entitled SUIT have seized and will
offer for SAFE public auction to the highest bid
y O'Clock NJ, at the door OF the Courthouse, in
Greensboro, parish Of 81. Helena, Louisiana, the
following described PROPERTY. viz;
All and singular the rlght, utle, interest, ana
CLAIMS OF the eftndant, Ohm P. Becker, IN and TO
certain pieces Or parcels OF land situate lying aud
being in AmIte City, parish OF st. heene, in tlils
in the office Of arren A. Cirice Notalv Pubic in
and fer said parish of st. Helena, under date OF
prii g. 1850 commencing on the last lne OF square
No fOrtyive, G feet south OF the northeast corner
with the New Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern
Railroad 57 feet thence west AS feet to First stree
thence horth along the line OF First street 502 feet
thence east 45 teet to place OF beginning containing
| about Ave and one. halt acres
Also, lot of land Immediately in the rear Of the
above described, and commencing on the last line OF
square No. forty four go feet south Of the northeast
corner Of said square, and running thence south,
! thence north s95 feet, thence east $3.50 feet,
to the place OF beginning containrg about four and
one half acres; together with all the buildings and
| improvements thereon OF thereunto belonging. and
| beng the property acquired BY the said de
| PENDANT from mrs Gsda r. Calhoun, by act passed
/ before said W. A Grice notary, on the 9Th dag Of
March 1857 Mheh ABOVE 9esernee p.o9ersg Wy
he sold to satisfy the plaintiffs Aitren Marcnand
| claim, viz twenty-five hundred dollars, together
with interest and all COSTS with privilege special
mortgage upon said property az per said wit.
notes; act OF sale and internal revenue stamps at
Gnited States Marshal's oasee, New Orleans,
'-''''- = F. J. HEBRON, U. S. Marshal.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-22

Goad intent Dry Dock Company VS..
Steamer J. NJ. Sharp, Her ackle, Apparel, etc. -
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
/ for the District OF Louisiana, No 9G3S-In ODE
dience admiralty warrant,to me directed in the
above emitted suit, I have seized and taken
into my posse sson--
TIE steamer j. NJ. SHARP, her Tackle. Apparel,
etc now belled by the Good intent Dry Dock Com
pany for the set forth in the libel pend
ing in the District Court OF the United States.
and 40 hereby cite and Bdnonish the owner OF
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having pretending to have any right, title, o. IN
terest in or to the same, to be and appear at Dis
trict O. urt OF the United states for the District
aforesaid, TO be holden az the city of New Orleans
| on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof, show cause, any they have or can. why
the said steamer j. NJ. sharp, her tackle, apparel
etc. sboulu not he condemned, and be sold agree
ably to the prayer OF Hbeiant.
| United States Marshals Office, New Orleans
| thirteenth day Of March, 1868.
No. h52-rnhll II 2t2s