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&ECOND il DiCIAL DISTRICT 0oIIRfI
- and for the Parish of Piaquemines, No ssiI
virtue OF writ Of SEIZURE aud sale TO me dirI
py the Homo able h second JudictAl Districtd
IN and Tor the parish Of Paquemines in the h
ehtltea cause l Will proceed to sell at publisI
uon; At the Courthouse door OF this parish
SAIURDAY, j tnn, ry 1850, at twelve o'clUd
tine smallest pos BILE portion Of the FOLLOWED
scribed property, viz:
A CERTAIN TRACT OR PORTION
LAND situate in tn parish, having and meNsi
iiort{-nye arpenti moe lie $, front IN I'D
9ank or the river Mississippi by forty armed
uepth, az about zen hi es ahuve the Oourthou1
Ihls parish bout ded ab0v by ne land of Aud
Lesseps anu thsr g RS VI Alex nder essepi
ceased, and below by hat of typpol,te MoranN
70 me person Who shat IKE so much OF sa
~ WIN WIZ! De necessaf, to covert he amount of judi
IN sald case TO wit: -Four thou. and one nv
1ollafs ana sixty eight cents with legal interds
Apr,l !, Isos' un paid, add fees and COSTS Il
dollars. " VIZ. % w
ury notes
ne sh her office, parish of plsquemi6es Novs
PATRICE LEONARD Sbsd
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BELOW COMING up.

Schooner II Whippie, -. u days from Brazos
Santiago, to GOdenbow u K-ilv-
Bark ANNE k'mball, Lincoln, 70 days from Boston,
TO Gnldenbow elley-
Brig Burns, Wyman, IL days from st Thomas,
Schooner Challenger, Joseuh DAYS from IJtilIa tn
z Pillsbury-
Schooner Helena, Blohn, 10 days from Ruatan Isl.
and, to Piaggio Bros
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Steamship Cortes, Nelson, for New York
Steamship Harlan, Lewis for Ga,veseon
Ship Antartlc, McStoker for Liverpool
North German shit INLAND, HOLES for Bremen
British ship Royal Charley Anderson. for Liverpool
British bark Ansel Vaughn, for Liverpool
North German bark Mozart, J1licker, for Bremen
British schooner Iryphena, Gardener, for Tampico
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For New York-Cromwell line every Saturday at 5
en-.
For New York-Merchants' line every Saturday at
?. NJ.
For Baltimore and Enthusiastically from Jack
Square on the lst and 18th of every month.
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George RuleT va. T.. -. Nugept 81
E'ltIH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE p
a Of Orleans, No. IA, 292-By virtue of plnr
Of fieri tacias to me directed by the Honora
against the city of New Orleans
aoove entitled cause, will proceed to sch al
auction, at the Merchants and Auctionet
change. Royal street, between Canal and {
n no streets IN the Second District of this
FRIDAY, January Is, 1853. at twelve oicl,
the following described property. to wit:
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situate,
tns5 District, of this city, in the square h
by hlchard, Orange, ut. Thom4s and On
streets, measuring eighty.two feet on on
street by one hundred and twenty-five feet a
ard street, forming the corner of Richard an
pewa streets, together with the buildings 1
provements thereon.
Seized in the above suit.
1erms-Cash on the spot.
rhDS l.. MAXWELL
&c 3OIal4 Sheriff of the Parish of on
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w. Is. Wagner & Bro. va. sIIpI

.
SIXTH DISTRICT CuURf FOR THE
- OF Orleans No. l92-By virtue of y
herl faolas, to me directed by the HonN
sixth District Court for the parish OF Urlss
above entitled cause, will proceed to seli
auction at the Merchants AND Auctiorl
change, Royal street, between Canal ana
honse streets, in the Second District OF N
on MONDAY. January 4, 49, 8. at twelve o'eol
A CERTAIN JUDGME IT, rendered
Honorable the Fourth District Court Of
leans, on the twentieth of April, 1868, in the
TITLED "Skipwith a Conway VS., l.. B. Dagr
ais, and mum bered 20. 230 on the docket OF i
court. Said judgment was rendered in /
Skipwlth a Conway Tor the sum of twelve /
dollars, with eight per cent per annum intere
October I, 1867. till paid, "a so costs OF prot
costs of suit, Said judgment was rendered
I, Is. Da2reis and Ernest Hubert jointly and
NJ. Cooley Individually.
Seized in the above suit,
Terms-Cash on the spot.
, THOS. L. MARVEL
dezS SOFAS Sheriff of the Parish OF a.
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER &c. 1868

The rules being suspended, it was unani-
mously concurred in on second reading.
On motion, adjourned.
w. B. LANCASTER,
Secretary.
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Nicholas COrnIbe VS.. Ere derrick I
BOebinRar

DOGDlhkbTs
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THEp
y Of Orieans,, No.. l59.-. BY virtue OF :
% Sc cure and sale to me directed
Honorable the Fifth District "a,
the Parish of Orleans in the aboys
cause, | will proceed to sell at public
at the Merchants and Adctioneers' Exchats
street, between Canal and Oustomhouse 7.
the Second District of this city, on M
February l, 1863, at twe've oclock M, the \
described property to wit:
A LOT Oh GROUND, together with Ii.
lnes thereon and appurtenances thereunto
ing, situate in the First District of this civ
square bounded BY Liberty. Lafayette, Frss
Olrod streets. Said lot is designated by the
th1rt5 five on plan made BY Louis ii, !
surveyor, dated January 10. 1855, and oen
the oTfice of A. Uhiapella, late notary pubi
city, and measures, English measire- Il
feet five inches five lines front on Liberty !
one hunored and twenty eight feet ten in,
seven lines in depth.
WhicI prot erty was purchased by the n
here n fr, m WIiIam Wagner. per a It execul
ity, s"o
seized in the above suit
Terms-URsh on the spot.
doo THOS. u. MAXwFl
ueoOJals 81 Sheriff of the Parish OF Il
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COMMERCIAL,


- WEDNESDAY. December 30 p. M
COTTON-The demand is active, and we hear of
Sales of about 5000 bales.
me market opened firm at the outside figures of
yesterday bur the receipt of the II is telegram
from Liverpool, reporting an advance of y 4 with
sales estimated az 10000 bales, factors enhanced
Their pretensions &c &c. portion of the tran sac
lions noted above we're made early on the basis of
&c for mddlinR, but there very little if any to be
had at that figure. Now. in fact, several lists
nave changed hands at Ai4@2i5ac An offer OF 2354c
was refused Tor strict low mldd1ng, held at "a
Yesterdays sales embraced lOuO bales, partly at
previous rates, but mostly at an advance OF &c,
ordinary being quoted at 2l1z@2lAc good ordinary
at 225s s24g4e, low middiing at Z349-c, middfing
Z5SilgZac, ana strict mlddllng at "a tIGG-c.
eUGAh AND MOL S5kS-lhe receipts this
morning comprised llO0 hhds and 300
barrels moasses. The demand is good for both,
put prices are little easier especially tor molasses
Most OF the receipts we're sold at s@s9io y h for
Inferior sugar; 9g9Gc for common 0lal115c for
tsir II gl2c for fully fair lL1a9l2sse Tor prime;
"a GIG Tor oholce ll$I2i4c Tor seconds l5el3Ao
ior yeiIow clsrheu ana l4'4SllSgc Tor whte 52ls@
S2c ga ior common nol@sses; 5'@6lc Tor talr, 63S
o5c lot prime anC SIC tor choice.
ARRIVALS FROM TIE WEST.-The steamer
MenOtte from Cincinnati has arrived since our re-
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For Galveston and Indianoa-Morgan line, foot Of
&c. Joseph street, Wednesday and Saturday at 8
An
For Brazos Santiago organ line foot of St. Jo-
taDh street, every Saturday at A. H.
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SlATH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- ish Of Orleans, No, u, 39i BY virtue oil 1,
VIM OF heri tAclAs 20 me drccteu b, the Hon
we sixth District Court for tue parish OF ord
the above enti'le. cause wi proceed to All /
lie auetion, on tuesday,. the fifth day oil
~, len9, az hali-past ten o'clock A. NJ, st Chn
lumber yard, m CalHope street opposite N
orleans, Jackson and Great Northern n
Six Is MULrS,
Seven "a CARTS
Etc ~" u HCA
Seized in the above suit
Terms-CAsh on the ) ct
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
ueA Ja4 Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orre1
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

ls pubiished avg Saturday morning. Subscrip-
Eon hi ns- snnn,, IN advance; hafyearly and quar-.
sa-Iv sar1a rafa- Single copies ten cents.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
Wednesday, Deeember 30, 1863. !
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
Succession of the Late j. w.

SUGGESTION of the Late u. w, "
Deceased.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR tn
~ lsh of Orleans, No. ls,676.-By ylrtua
obedience to an order OF sale rendered ,JuIv
and to me directed by the Honorable ths
District Court for the paris of Orleans. in n
lie auction, at the Merchants and Aue,
Exchange, Royal street, betN cen Canal and
house streets, in the Second District of this
MONDAY, January IL, 1869, at twelve o cloel
SUNDAY JUDGMENTS ACCOUNT,
BILLS RECEIVABLE, as per inyento,,
may be Sc n in my office.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. L. MAXwFT
deSO Jas 10 Sheriff of the Parish of d.
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Arrival and Departure Of RaIIrOu
Trains

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tgsiy at E3C P. M. Arrive at 80 P. NJ.
CISveaon via Opelousas Railroad and steamer
from Bashear-Leave foot of St Ann street Thurs
days sid sundays at 80 4. M Arrive Wednesdays
sad saturdays at P. NJ.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-06
ALABAMA.

NEW York, February 6.-The World
Montgomery special, Of the 5th, states
that all the returns up to tonight indi-
cate the defeat of the new constitution.
Five counties, with an aggregate registra'
ton of ,349, gave on the first day vote
of2434 negroes to 3 white men. Dallas,
Lee and Montgomery counties, with
2O,33O registered voters, gave a
vote, up to tonight, of 1904 ne
groes and l6 whites-the latter all can
didates. The State Registrar said to-day
that he had no idea the ratification would
be carried; thstthe heaviest part of the
vote has been polled, but the same vote
for the two remaining days would defeat
the ratification by $4,000.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-06
this purpose
The way the Money Goes.

The Springfield Register replying to
a contemporary who claims that the
national debt was wholly incurred in
efforts to restore the Union and put
down the rebellion, foots up the expendi-
lures as follows;
Whole debt, about $4,000, e00,0 900;
Stolen by contractors, quartermasters,
commissaries, etc, $500, 100000; Inter
est on non-taxable bonds. S95, 900, 00e ;
Divers other comparatively trihing steal
ings, amounting in the aggregate to $5O,'
600, 900.
This estimate is doubtless quite within
the tru,h. Aud besides, it should not bs
forgotten that of the money now raised
in order to pay this debt from an i'm
poverished and distracted country, b,
taxes twice as heavy in proportion to II
resources as are enforced upon any PEG
nile ground down by the most absolut
despotisms Of the earth, from all sources
something like one-third never finds il
way TO the public treasury. The debt
which Is q third larger than it shoul
have been. is paid only two thirds as fa'
AZ /, should be by reason Of waste, extrav'
ennoe and steslage. And yet the vast
goes on, and will continue 50 long as u
Radical rule continues, and without
change Of rulers We viii soon reach n
ezsreme Of BANKRUPTCY. And while a
this : true. moreover, The bonds repr'
sentiug one third the value Of the EhOl
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WASHINGTON.

NEW York, February 6.-The World
Washington special states that it is con-
fidently expected that within few days
johnson will send to Congress message
in which the legitimate demands of the
United States Government upon Grea'
Britain for losses occasioned by the pri
yateer Alabama, and for the recent and
current unlawful imprisonment OF Amer
lean citizens in Ireland and England,
are to be most definitely made known
The TTibune's Washington special
says the Reconstruction Committee has
taken the Grant-J ohnson correspondence
into consideration, with view to ascer-
tain if the President has laid himself
liable to impeachment; and will make a
thorough examination of the alleged
effort of the President to hinder the
proper execution of the laws.
The Heralds special states that the
President will make public to-day his
reply to Grant. 1t will be supported by
the statements of various members of the
Cabinet, confirming the Presidents ver-
sion of the late difficulty in the War
Office.
WASHINGTON, February 6.-The report
of the Freedmen's Bureau in North
Carolina shows considerable suffering
there among the freedmen, from nom
payment of wages due them from their
employers, who, are unable to pay, on
account of short crops the past year.
Employers will have to support the freed
men until the next planting season opens.
During December, 3430 rations were dis
tributed to sick persons, orphans and
destitute freed people. Two hundred and
thirty schools are attended by l2,5OO
pupils.
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THE NEWS.

The act sustending further contraction Of
the currency has become n law.
Gen. Carlin reports that he has ordered the
Bureau officers in certain counties in Tennes-
see to prosecute perpetrators Of outrages on
freedmen whenever the civil officers will moi
act.
Secretary Seward declines a statement Of the
cost of arrest and trial of surratt as imcom-
patible with the public interest at present.
The Louisiana Convention has passed the
mixed school clause almost unanimously.
The National Commercial Convention as
sembled yesterday at Boston.
A terrible storm has been experienced at
Hayre De Grace, N. Y, for two or three days.
Thirty people persisted in the cold and snow.
The Reralds Washington special says that
Mr.. Wilson, chairman Of the House Judiciary
Committee, testified that he had heard Chief
Justice Chase and Justices Davis and Field
pronounce the pending reconstruction bill I'M
constitutional.
A disastrous fire occurred at Knoxville, con-
suming bank, several dry goods stores, and
other buildings. The total loss is estimated at
$22O.COo. partly insured.
Governor Brownlow sent in message to the
Legislature to-day in reference to Captain
Brown. late receiver on the Memphis, Nash
vile and Louisville railroad. He says that
Brown may or may not be defaultcr, but that
he was dismissed because he failed to make a
report to the proper authorities, and because OF
his Browns) policy in connection with the
Louisville and Nashville railroad.
The reply of Gen. Grant to the President,
published under the Congressional head, is
mere retcration of his former unsustained as
severations. The rejoinder of the President is
expected to be sustained by proof
The new British Minister. Sir Edward Thorn
ton has not yet been presented to the PreGi-
dent. The delay caused much comment in
Washington.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-06

THE foreign journals now spend their
time in discussing the probabilities Of q
European war. A London paper thus
sums up the situation in Prussia "Prus-
STA is almost aghasi. The King looks
serious, Count Won Bismarck drops bis
voice, and special correspondents hardly
dare to record The news Il is, never
theless, only too sadly true that there
viii be deficit Of $500, 900 in this years
budget, almost the cost Of new chip.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-06

marketable property Of the country are
uutaxed, aud their holders 90 free Of all
share in the public burdensl How long
can this state Of things continue aod
co-sxisl with the policy Of crushing and
running the South : How long can the
Government afford to be so prodigal Of
its resources, while il exempts one por-
ton ofiis people from taxation only TO
increase the great burden on the rest
and, at the same time, makes a waste
and wilderness full Of robbers and
wolves Of the fairest.portion Of It's terri
tory, from which its great staples Tor ex'
port and its principal revenues have
been always hitherto derivedf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-06
Public Meeting.

On day before yesterday we made a
call for public meeting of the citizens
of Shelby county, as preliminary to a
rightful, peaceful and lawful Convention
of the people of the State to take into
consideration public matters and griev-
auoes. and 10 devise measures for the
public good. This was the day proposed
by us on the suggestion of other gentle
men. But it has been thought too early
BY some Of our friends who concurin the
main objects of such meeting. And
we now publish below call for meet.
ing at ODD FELLOWS HALL, ON WEDSEs-
DAY, THE 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY INST,
signed By large number Of citizens,
and which is as follows
In view of the calamities that now
opuress the State of Tennessee, supposed
TO result in large measure from the
present political arrangement of our
affairs. we recommend to our fellow-citi.
zeus to assemble in conference and con-
slider what peaceable and lawful measures
may be adopted to remedy the evils now
experienced by all. We suggest that the
peoule Of Memphis meet at Odd Fellows
Hall on Wednesday, the 18th instant, for
this purpose.
JoHy PrrrNAs, H. Z. GARTH,
III WoRsHaM, JAS W. KING,
WOODWARD. C. B. CHURCH,
F.F BowEy. JAMES BANKS,
c. w. EDNoyDs, JoHs DONOVAN,
and many others whose names we omit
as unnecessary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-06

THE VERY FINEST WINES. LIQUORS
and Cirarl uill be kept constantly on hanf
The renticmanly Mr.. Clark viii Be pleased 70
Fer-s any q BIZ cd fritad.- We DEFY comre-
rcnf proprietofs hope 10 make this q trst-e. .si
Sales1. 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-06
Notice to Taxpayers.

r,HETAx BOOK FoRTHEFoRTy-FIRsT
/ Corporate Year has been made ~ as y
aifects the original eight wards Of tho city.
Through the next ten days this book will be
epcu for inspection and correction az Esquire
Richards' Office, in the Exchange Building.
Property holders in the Ninth and ienth
Assessors with maps. plans and subdivisions OF
lots in the two new wards. 30 that there may be
no mistakes. IN measurement or oWnersnlp'
made in the assessment now In progress.
JACOB WELLER, ASSESSOR.
L. J. DUPRB. -.
Eah~uarv s. 1868 JAP
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NEW YORK.

New YeRK, January 6.-Rev. B. 81.
Paddock, of Detroit, Mich, was yester-
day elected, by the Protestant Episco'
pal Bishops in convention at st. Johns
Chapel, in this city, as Missionary Bishop
of Oregon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-06
ALBANY.

ALBANY, N. Y, February Ga large
meeting was held last evening which was
addressed by prominent members of the
Legislature. and a resolution was
adopted favoring the protection Of the
rights of naturalized citizens abroad
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-06
U. s. Internal Revenue Sale.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, TENN, February >, 1858.
ON TUESDAY. THE 18TH INSTANT. AT
10 O'Clock m, will sell. in front oil the
Co. No. 81 Jefferson street. four barrels High
Wines, the same having been seized by me be-
cause they were not branded OF inspected, Al
same time and place. l will sell TO the highest
bidder, for cash, two Mules and enc dray,
seized by me for removing illicit whisky. Said
Mules and dray are forfeited under Section 90,
page 81 and section II. Of Act July, 1866:
r. s. SAUNDERS,
40 Coi Int Revenue Sth Dist Tenn.
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TO l. LAWYERS.
Receivers sale.

WILL, ON MONDAY. 2iTH INSTANT.
| on the corner of Jefferson street, proceed 20
sell to the highest bidder, that valuable BANK
ing House and Lot, on the corner Of Jefferson
and Front streets, known as the Franklin In
surance Company's Banking house..
Terms Of Sale-0ne. third cash; balance in
six and twelve months with interest; also bond
and good security. and a mortgage on the pI PA,
perty until the purchase money y pA, a. WI,
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe also. the counter
"a 4 tines and All Of the Office Furniture.
sale between 10 an. and ~ O'Clock N. !.
NIB. The above properly can De poueht ~
pr 1se sA's u - /. B. MERCER, Receiver.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-06
DRY GOODS wANTEDl

WILL EXCHANGE AN ELEGANT
L Baildins Lot, situated On shelby fireet, IN
= dssirahle portion ~ the CITY. for Dry Goods.
Ready Made Clothiug, etc. Call Immediately.
J. Q. HORNSBY,
las No l7f Front street. "a story.
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, February 6, 1920 pm.
Cotton is more active. estimated sales,
$1,000 bales; uplands, 7s@75d; Orleans,
sta.
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MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, February 6.-The exporta-
ton of silver will be commenced imme-
diately.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-06

TnE flint lock. il is stated. does not
appear to have been employed in Eng
land until 1877. although used in the
French army about seven years earlier.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-06
PITTSBURG.

PIrrsBuRG, February 6.-Two feet wa
ter in the channel and falling. Weather
cloudy. Thermometer go.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-06
DRs. PIT1IAS & HOPsON

TTAvE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE TO
III the southwest corner Of Third snd Ccurt
rtreet1-the old Provost Marshars oiice. III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-06
DISEASES OF THE EYE.

DR. KFYsER, LATE PUPIL OF PROP.
Nv. GRAEFf. in Berlin. has established
Biz of5ce Al 40 In Main street He l. pre-
rared 10 treat al diseases, make all operations.
al rhvsicai exauinatious Of the eye. Re-
rpec.fniiy refars 70 the Meiical Profession In
ths city. once Hour, n 70 o'clock WIS
Re-OPening of the Head-Qnarters
saloon. 40 jefferson street.