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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08
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FoR THE HAIR
m rOved.
1t Is 40 elegant Dressingfo for the Hair
1t causes the hair to Curl beautifully
II keeps the Scalp Clean and Hsulshs.
II inviSorases the Roots Of the Hair.
Itforces the Hair and Beard 70 grow lzxuriAatly.
1t immsdiatsS stops Hair Falling Dat.
Itksspa tho hair from Changing Color from Ara
It restores Cray Hsi- to its Original ooIor.
It brings out Hsis OF heads that have been bsidto
yean
tits composed entirely Of simple and purely vszst,
BE substances.
II has received over sig thousand voluntary tsstio
nial' o. lie sSsllsnes. many Of which Ass nom pky
sscians IN high standing.
= Is 1sld IL hAipsuad bottles 'ths mama hlora IN
the CLASP ~ Drasgists and Dealers in Fsncy eeod,
eveEyehsrs. e oHs Dollar pst Bottle Whuhsslg b,
ps4 Rasasa . on Q, .. wells os.s ssAisasi.s
nhs o.. Nav Yotk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08

EiRrH DISTRICT ooURT FOR Il
= parish Of OrleAns, No. 2a.-By virtue Of n
q seizure and sale to me directed b. lie Hona,
the Fifth District Court for the parish 'of Orlsl
IN ne above entitled cause, will proceed to ".
pubic auction, At the Merchants and Auctoni,
EAohHnge, Royal street, between Canal and God
no1se streets. IN the Second District OF this ci'
SATU hDAfs Qctoher3 5, 1854 at 10 o'clock II u
EluhIf DIFFERENT TRACTS on LLll
iying Hnd being in the parish Of Orleana on M +
pa "a q the Missiysippi river and Ii the rear 81
Ihird District OF tails city. The said tracts y
esoa,tsln IN AZ! three thousand two HUNDRED
eighty seven $500 acres according "a forigst
patents for land l,iug in toWnship no. ID caste +
asiss,sslpPi rives and Ia lhs district 81 lands ~
~ i,A.e 5e NsE orleans Loaisiana, issued bgy
S9nn NC Donosn. and IN his name. The ID
sue patents being dated september Is, 1884, n
the excentlqn Of one, No. i6o, which Is dated %
tsmber 2, lstti and are as detailed in tie at q "a
sase anne1ed and made part Of the pstltor = i
Seized in the above suit.
Ternis--Casn 0r the spot fr
1HOs- L. MAXWELL.
so- 10 pNo oneFi1 Of tho Parish Of Oriearl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

BAYOU sARA-Steamer Nina simmes-33 bales
COTTON % = Burbrldge geo West Wright-l6
l6 Jurey Harris--16 r EloBer-Z3 j O Dennis-ll
4 Leyi-lo Garr9rd 0raig-7 Won Phql Bros777 to
A !, Hickman &co-2 Scott, Cage &, o. Foster eco
Rsiney--s SKIS cotton seed A Thibaut-l bale of
wool 70 r Flower-s7 SKIS potatoes Llambias a Dock.
Ier-3O bbls potatoes Violet, Black dco-I4 SKIS
Foster &co-l27 SKIS corn Lehman, Newgass &eo-l4
DO II Duvian-sundries to order-Total 2O7 bales OF
BAYOU sARA-Steamer Mittie stephens-eha bales
cotton 70 Vest 4 Wright-Lehman, Newgass &co-
Meyer. Deutch & Wes-i to A Hickman 2coM4
Plauche 4 Wiltz-4 NJ Musson &co-4 A Lewis to
Blackshear. Miller &co-2 Ben Buisson-2 Masoeo
70 Seq-2 seig Krug-2 Penn, Pace Nixon-i to
berbier-5o sks cotton seed Julian, johnson 1co-So
sks corn II Pierson-6 SKIS potatoes to } Bodies
OUACHfTA kIVER@Steamer' r. o il ibS sisss
GOTTEN Alcus, Scherck 4 Autey--6 Ar Miltenberger-
lehman, Newgass 4co--S + Higgins 6oo-2 Dc to
= 4 yaEssr-1 Levy Haas Barrett & LeSassler--
Randall &co--l2 hides lot old iron Levy 4 Hsas~47
hsao sneep 70 y hoe-sundries TO order-Total, 40
OUACHITA RIvER---steamer IdAboe-i5 bales
e 60 Eellowss ferguson Heryey-I Randall &co
" I Alo q 5 scnerck Antsy-5 Newman &oo-4to
L "a Y 1iyen-2 N lMussou &oo-S Jno q har-
Waterraan-7 hides Dbl wax ksnfman 2ooiSSI
skins 70 hides to N Labusquere-60 head sheen to
4 v NQal-aunurlos 20 orderI OtAl Al bales cott0n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hetty Gilmofe--s haIee
mots de rags 70 ] N Walsh-3 do NJ obsrcanp--l
do bal hides lot odtron Bloek-sundries "a order
Z GTON-SteamerJ q Blackford-la bsies
cotton to Payne, Huntington &co-l4 l. MiiIaudon
= MARI, Levy aoo-l2 a oglesby &eo-5 I Il Theme.
mans u Couret-5 Bloch Bros-4 X FloWer4 20
Nelson, Lanphier &co-l Beraud & Gibert-4 10 II
Weil-4 ? j Pavy &co-3 TO Drouett Forstall--3 to
W Burbridge &co--3 Jno Phelps &co-2 N o Gull
lott &oo-3 Barrett LeSassier--5 to Jos Hoy aco--2
Riehsrdsou May-2 O d Mouton &co-2 Male 1
S q sks cotton seed Marxl bale wool
y hides kaas-il hides bdl skins o Outlet dtco
e hides hid horus Is coops poultry bxs egxs To
pehlanc Beers do bales nosa and II hides 70
CoaIet-0 bbls potatoes to Dudley & Nelson's
hxs eggs 7eocps ponitfy L Laeassagne-and sundries
70 Order otal lf3 bales cotton
bblg sand 10 Baxter 4 Wilson -
LOWER O0AsT-SteAmer Aloe-as bbIs rice 10
Dupre-23 DO j pAvid--ll do 10 SKIS do Al SacoIa--7
SKIS onions Bsrrois-sundries to order
LOWER CoAbT-Sloop Ellzabeth-sCO1 staves
70 order
RoINTE-A-LA-HAoHE--Lnsssruopesas--so
RolNTE-A-LA-HAoHE--Lugger MAEsnta---sl
Dal1 rice to order =
u poEAIps 0NvILLE--Lusgsr Gepi Bixio-2lO
hides shbls tAflow A socola
M THE RAILKoADs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
y ish OF 0rleans-Wh ereas, Alice w, Stewart has
petitoned the Court for letters Of dative
airy on the estate OF the late Z. K. Poole,
deceased, interstate, notice is hereby given to all
whom il may concern TO show cause within ten DAYS
why the prayer Of the said petitioner should not
be granted
By order of the Court.
se2gll. NJ n IT'D A nv .r,ta.l-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08

MOBILE-Steamer Luoretia-30 bales cotton E
Galsou-20 bales sheetings Lehman, Newgass 6co--
60 bdls paper . Times-3 cotton gins j B Wolf &
co.'s bbls lime = Jamison 6co-2o0 bbs coal tar to
Page &co-2s9 bbls naval stores Hesse-94 do to II
Blessy-48 do Doran MAson-ss5 slaves to Robot
Bros-300 bdls iron ties 81 Smiths bales old rags
and rope U Donnell-sundries to order
HAV ANA-Brig Sir Robert Peel-93s bxs sugar 81
bales tobacco to Il Iroisgros
M0BILE-Steamer Frances-35 bales cotton to
Marx, Levy &eo-sundries to order
NEW YORk-Steamship MariDosa--Asstd mdse
NEW Notwithstanding Crescent City-Asstd
mdse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08
STEAMBOATS,.

Lucreta Davis. from Mobile-New Basin.
Cleona. Patterson. from Ouaohita river.
Idahoe Blanks. from OuAchita River.
Aloe, Woods. from Lower Coast.
Hetty Gilmore King, from Thibodaux.
Frances, Blakeslee. from Mobile.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08
Henry Teens vs.. y. Roder.

CEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR !
y parish of Orleans, No. 44.--By virtue OF VI
Seventh District Court for the parish OF Dr.,
the above entitled cause, l will proceed % sei
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctions
Exehange, Royal street, between Canal and Gust
TUESDAY, Oetober6. 1863, at twelve o'oock III
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
az the Improvements thereon, rights, ad7antu
District Of this city (Oiyer d Lombards Dissl
DESIGNATED BY the, No, Q in Square TO- boundei
Oreatmen, Bartholomew. Craps. and Jane IN
Octave de Arrnas, notary public, in this eity, ou
twelfth Of June, 1898, which lot measures Amei
measure. thirty-one feet eleven inches and fTs
front on Bartholomew street, between i,rsaa
and Craps streets BIZ one hundred and twenty
in depth, between parallel lines.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. L. MAXWELL.
SEQ 20oc6 Sheriff of the Parish of OrleaI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08

CLxTh DIsTRlOr COURT FOX THE PARII
~ q Orleans. No. q $50 by virtue N q writ
qss, .ess % ne bE the Honorable she q
e1nset 4 will proceed 20 sell A. nnbljo auction.
etAlfD kDAti tbs twelfth day 81 September !.
e raj, eAAt ep o,oleok 4. n Al 10 iaI 81 jos.
tiIht Distr Ct 81 tbs ii ~ ~
partaln HORSES, WAGONS. HARNESS. q
q ~ inventory, which may Be a1sn In ny oEics'
neIx1G II tho bd1s silIr 2 : -
terms-cash On lhq SPOT
TfiOS. Il. MAXWELL,
~ w hhefi1 Of the Parish of QElaan1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08
EXPORTS.

ST LOUIS-SteamerLizzIe Gill--5l5 bxs sugar
CAMPEACHY-sch Mai-l70 bbls flour 999
SKIS corn 6pkRs mdse
CAMPEACdY-Scho Jocinta-sl5 SKIS corn 6
kegs butter bxs cheese II hf .bbls crackers
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08
Oscar I.nnrd vs.. Robert wynne. oct1

morel VS.. Same
EVFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAL
Il OF Orleans Nos. ~ and I8,445-Ey virtue II
writs Of heri facias to me directed by the H0n0-i
the Fifth District Court, for the parish OF Oreia
the above entitled causes will proceed to sslat
lie auction, at the Merchants and Auctiouesfl
change, Royal street, between Canal and OuStl
house streets. in the Second District Of thisduI
SATURDAY October third, 1863 at II O. clock i
J. TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in the N
District Of this city, designated BY the nnmbenl
and seven. Of square No. 104, on the originil
made by j. Pile, late Surveyor, on the hrst N
June, le5O, deposited for reference in the o6d
CaElie Pollock, then one of the notaries of this 7
Sald lots are contiguous. and measure eaon SHY
front on 81, Anthony street, by 10 feet dass \
front on Law street.
2 A LOT OF GROUND situated in the Fans
Marigny, in the Thru District OF this city III
square bounded BY Celestine. st. ANTHONY Am
and Genius streets, designated by the number q
square number sixtyeight on the plan OF saM
nrb. drawn b. Joseph Pile, late Surveyor andl
tied for reterence in the office of Felix d ArmAs
Anotary public in this city. Said lot meNuI
french measure. sixty feet front on Uelestine I'll
by one hundred and dtty feet deep: toGether MD
and singular improvements, rights ways seryia
privileges, and all other advantages belonging IA
aforesaid lots Of ground or in any wise appertail
without exception or reservation. Which propE
the defendant acquired by purchase from II
Witt, az per act before p. Z. Laresche, notary
lie in this city on The nineteenth March lsSl T.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS L. maxwell
sci 10 oc3 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orlslf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08

The anfsssgned paving leasad The above popular
Hoto1 ard f@Flns made axisn6Ig. s'tsraAoas End
Improvements Il new p4sn ~ tho reception Of
Euasta viii an the dnpolnln6ata df irst elias
Hotel J.n. DurrAkWoRTH 4 90. 5
aus In Pfcps'stSrs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08

Steamship Reindeer, Magrath, from Pensacola, to
G Deshon-lst dist Is
Steamship Miraposa, Kembe, from New York 18th
ut, to A MoultOn-2d dist
Steamship Crescent City, Weir from New York 18th
nit to Wood, Low a Ludwigsen-2d dist
Brig Sir Robert Peel Conner days from Havana
TO Z Troisgros-2d dist 90
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08

Nina SHINES, Greathouse from Bayou Sara
j G Blackboard, Pickett, from Washington.
MiJtie stephens, Heno, from Bayou Sara.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08

For New York-Cromwell line every Saturday ut
I'm.
tF. N.
For Baltimore and Havana-Steamship from Jack.
con Square on the lst and 18th of every month.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08
COMMEKoIAL.

MONDAY EVENING. September l. 1858.
COfFON.-@fhe marked opened with only limited
inquiry this morning and, notwithstandinQ factors
evlnced a disposition to meet the demand more
much 1900 bales on safe Il continued d1Ii tbroy
out uhe day, the business being confined TO 100 bales
now quote new crop at 25lSa26c for low HiddIinp.
2o5so LOT middling, and -827c for strict middline
2e4c. and some strict low middIing good staple az
me same. the demand is almost exclusively for the
being sufficient yet to bring out foreien ordssgs
baaly glnned crops, much cut can hardly be sold
materially checked By buyers aWaiting the iibsrai
arrivals expected tomorrow
corFoH STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept !, lS6e-bales 3OA
Arrived previously. 1850 2.74s
eu..... !. :. s,795
osassa D1ssiously .................'... ii III
sheek On band and on shipbosrd... arr
,s'e kleEe were no sales Of any Importance
retail way q lael2)ke q Is Tor Nos ii ana IL 6uba
sngA5; ls4ls,Sc for Nos Is and u; Iasz9ibJfo for
few hoeshesds were sold from store a these prices
soms niue 521,s,eps sugar Remaining in market Is
MOL AsShe-lfhsfe does not appear q be any
demand. anq IN the Absence Of sales for some time
ARRIVxfs FROM TfH 1s'eSiosI 40.
oeen shy arrival from The West since our review
fLoU k--The market is inactive with only /. linn
asa business s aSIIg g Sss The gsaeps sales are
lots at S1 % single extra 81 %; % single rtrs ~
q q; q ~ SIX; q double eItra Al s. 15; Il
99ia a. 81 l2 for appernet s. for double o1tra ana
s. SIS TOT single extra; a snperhne al 81 81 u
TRIBE extra s. .: 50 choice extra az sig % bbii
1c ta1i4ion % tho above there were Considerable
coi3f fhero g very little on the landing Fhere
NAl s.If httle demand to-day. however, and W
S9sfs4ets 1sse est saturday prices as references:
Nhlie q rel Is y bushei. The sales to day were
phi ~ ss rev louisiana at $50. and 600 choice
oA1t-A19 sri ann Co. $50. and lso sachs
S' is,e 49, Z $500 s 50 fe.hel $500
let IS r sii s II IN w saTs as ans mar,
8 2 & l9elha Al'he'1A ~ have no sales worthy II
1kY1Is yssyy dnll Fsns Ohio rivor is quoted
n9na4et'{ ~ w Icy t95N ~ 8 ton
ieIlsi prime sold a es 8 sas-s 49, rle p
'ss sss VIZ q 4 ss k Ess 4 ssss 6sa
1trT uIuth excited By ad4itas II ~ 5000. ~
[gslsool. and holdsru are nov asias zs 3 5 for
y. pig. limited retail business i. daine !.
isI,,' p l asl Ier pee l.s !. 4.
TED. and l1es5 j. m1re hfmneas in prices tIE1s5.
sa'es = s.sA q eezr g SIDES co'agr.alns 73
Af H ana tIo4eel - &c.
10 sag R-Eoth AsilhsFr and Western 40 I1
h+a11ds 81 1853 ara tll5lt. .55371<o h b ko7fh
s'ssIzet Aessef os s,ta and f79iau = p ~
'''sIibla adsltass ~ western are dull
- fNlI1I7 +le Quoted AZ ft4I9o Northern
AntlN a4itt is4Ae. And skim io0ic
54t ||aft<I i 1niat' sad s i0ls anohnnrsd.
Ivy srd Nls tfl1 HIl4aallfe. com
I--zs 0I1r| DO from 4Itzt 81 f1tz2 O..
Asfkz ,ae' a U ae1s y bqlA1i
flt a "a Unite 1aoplF and
- e ~ t-oitd u 81 X.It e1d
'st4I hops llIa d4LI, "a
~. ny n q AsE 'R'z ateedlsf
..1l+.l. , ~ Qsis.. '''' > /, tds ssA'l ID 80
Goes 's1' e nj b 4. ST. s,Es Wv t|.,,
q E.I'lssl sa sI'''
+ - 8 Il s.z.>I
~ - N||6 IN Nstt441
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08

HItn1zharfa A1e1al I-||..I.z III. 4,.I.... :.
sHIn dt4k9 Nnft1eH. ItIi SsI11 . 81 ~ s....l .9
Etfl 1ff11. erd unisnd. IeII
.|r1rn1oL InNu1t a. IfIfftt s.-.. f" u |... g.
81 b 81 JAu114 Goodwin.
s.1s4s.l Aakdal e 1Isased sol A1b.. sa ~
s|||.l, ts,bss - Atsisld tssm nss 0Iz[f<
lanr1 Rae1a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08
VALUABLE IMPROVED pRopERT

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
Vaudeville, Parish of St. Tammany, ISuisi.
ana-No. a22s9. Second District Court of New
orleans-coralie Prieur, Wife of E. G. Colts.
chalk VS.. John H. and Alex. Apprenticeship to
effect Partition.
DIV THOMAS d sPEAR-PLAUIDE j.
II spear, Auctioneer-Sales rooms IS BenVile
twelve O'Clock NJ. az the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, OF Royal street, between Canal ard
Oustomhouse streets, by virtue and ia pursuance of
a Judgment, rendered August, 1858, and signed Au
of the Second District Court of New Orleans the
following piece of real estate in the above matter
LOT OF GROUND, together with the buildings
and improvements thereon. situated in Vaudeville,
parish Of St. Tammany Louisiana, measuring l02
feet inches front Rue du Lac by lO6 feet inches
front on Rue Claiborne by 4I3 feet in depth, in the
square bounded by Rue du Lac Claiborne Wilkin.
son, and Lafayette streets according to plan made
by A ID Henscourt, Deputy Surveyor, dated twenty.
eight January 1856. and annexed to act Of dona-
ion by Mrs. Widow Rene lie Monier to Mrs, Cecie
Prieur and CorAlie Prieur, passed before A. CHA
Terms and Conditions-One-hAlf cash, the balance
a. credit o. one year in the note Of the purchaser
drawn BY him TO his own order, and by him in
dOrssd tdFlded into coupons il required, domcilia-
TED Al the Louisiana State Bank in this city, with
int est at ne rate Of eight peg cent per annum
tro,s date uHt paid, 20 be securedy vendors privi
lege Aad special mortgage the property sold with
the clause Of non alenando and i've per cent law
yer fees 70 be pad BY the purchaser in of suit
for the recovery OF the amount of the note.
Acts Of sale before Selim Wagner, together with
purchaser. r.
n, B.-Plan will be exhibited at the AuctiOneers'
Exchange fifteen days prior TO sale
sci ii p oc23
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,, 4
Tuesday. September 3, 1s6o-
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For Teraa Rnrfn

For Galveston and Indianoa-Morgan line foot of
st. Joseph street, Wednesday and Saturday at 8
4. n.
For Brazos SAntiago-Morganline foot Of St. Jo-
seph street, every SATURDAY. at A. NJ
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RRTnW nnMTNa me-,


Ship Lady Blessington, Adams, from Newpor
Wales, July 2lst, to master
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08
Marine Intelligence.
STEAMERS LEAVING TODAY.

Bay st. Louis. ... LAURA, Walker. IA M.-Oars.
CAMILLA. Oozzens. P. M-Cars.
Lower Coast. IA. G. Brown. Bassett, I'm
Mobile MAIL Boar, 2P. M.-Cars.
Red River. ,...., RICHMOND. Boardman, 6 p. N.
,...... FLICKER, Auooin, 5P. NJ
Opelousas j. G. BLACKBOARD, Pickett, P. NJ
Red River. ,....... LULA D, Grace, 5P. NJ.
Lafourche. ........ HETTY GILMORE, King, 5P. NJ
........R. E. LEE. Cannon, SIN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08

Ths steamship Gen. Mead. Captain Sampson.
previously reported as being aahot> vas liehtered
and went into Key West. repaired hoi raddar "a
eftthat port for New Orleans on Saturday sVsu,o-
fifth instant. Declared salvage on ship and cagao
$500.
tBy Telegraph
Bosom. Sept s-To Msssrs oruesg, Nicksrson Aao
ARRIVED from Nav orlsAns. via Havana. steamahip
Concordia
New York Sept $40 Messrs Ureeyy. Nickerseu a
ee ARRIVED from New Orleans. steamship Geasral
lI-..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08

TO NENr.--A NEWLY BUILT rs41. st1IlFsV
= 1rieA DWELLING. with AZ inodsFn r,s,9r's1--5,-r7
rs. y Haup9rt street, tlu doors ltIf1 CannI
street folzas1lqn given iinzadi1leIg knnis fe
-. 9efnoa. NJ. 2Htery suildlns. snS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08

,l NEW nnLE ANS, QPELOUEAs AND GREAT
WEotAhN EAIhRoAD-S8ptsn1ber III bale
e9tto4 = vtetSH l1EG- aks cotton seed Il DufOur-8
oois rsee Jne Adams isco-s tie "a y ss,rie~ase,
bead cattle AeQuoid = M1hle-sundries to order
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08

limo amos. sno', 'noa- "a mos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08

No. 2s.ss7-seoond District Court for the Parish
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08
H. Q. WARMoTH,
Governor of Louisiana.

Mr. Calhoun, of Rapides, moved to sus-
pend the rules in order to introduce reso.
luton.
The rules were suspended.
The following resolution was read and
adopted on the motion of Mr. Faulkner of
Caldwell:
WHEREAS, The warrants issued to men,
beers Of the General Assembly, its oficers
and employees for their per diem and sal aries
are, b. reason Of the inability Of me s sss
Treasurer to pay the same, subject to a ala.
cent.
Be Z resolusa. That a committee Of five
members Of this body be appointed to inves
tignte the reason why the moneys deposited
BY the various Tax Collectors 6f the state,
are not applied to the payment Of said war
rante, they Beng ~ law preferred war
rants SAID committee 10 report 90 this
House as early as practicable,
W. s. CALHOUN.
The Speaker resumed the chair.
Mr.. Hall, Of Orleans, moved % suspend
the rules in order to take up the reports Of
Che Committee on Election and Onau6ca.
tiens relative to the contested election Of
the Eighth Representative District Of the
parish Of 0tleans
Carried.
The threa reports were sakan 40 ana read.
M. Faulkner, Of Caldwell, was called to
ihz chair
alr. Hall, Of Orleans, moxai 70 siopt The
1sIsas'iF ra1eEt llsned bg hr. Antoine, Of
uflt4N4 i a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-08

suas ssis q shsr y 81 psr hSS Y 54Isu
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-24

half their capacity to furnish the allotted
"a, 600 fasks) and to buy up the quicksilver
made by all other companies. There are a
number of smaller mines, like those of Guada-
lupe, which we visited, about eight miles from
New Almaden, and which produce perhaps a
hundred and fifty TASKS monthly.
"All these mines are forced TO sell to the
aforementioned combination, which pays
them forty cents a pound, and sells to the
public at sixty. This margin Of profit may
seem excessive, but it must be remembered
that the returns from sales are extremely slow.
The metal is sent to distant agents, and must
be sold at retail before the money is received
by the producer. 1t takes perhaps two years
TO work off the whole OF one annual crop.
With money at two per cent. month, this
delay is no joke. The present combination,
which includes the Barons (who were in a
certain degree forced to go into it to save their
profits on large amount of quicksilver, which
they had scattered through the Western Hemi-
sphere at the expiration of their wellknown
contract with New Almaden), is able to COM
mand foreign capital at comparatively low
rates; and hence can afford to wait for the slow
remuneration of the trade"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-24
A jury Story from England.

An English paper, alluding to a recent verdict
of $3.50 against the London Te egrdph Ia a
slander suit brought by one Risk Allah, appre-
hends that "the institution of trial by jury
would suffer o shock Il the deliberations of
English luries were usually made public" "A
Quldnunc,n in q letter to the London Star, tells
a strange story, which in substance is as fol-
lows:-
'In the frst place, il am rightly informed,
the jury, upon their retirement were remarka-
bic for the manner in which they disagreed. A
majority of them (probably agreeing with Mr..
Coieridge as 10 his clients literary style and
taste) were for making your contemporary pay
heavily Tor its indulgence in tall writing and
proposed to fix the damages at f2500. There
were, however, three who thought the injuries
sustained by the Oriental person would be
amply compensated by q 95 note. They stool
out msniuly for some time; but at length on
the suggestion that the sum proposed by the
majority should be reduced 20 fl500, two Of
them yielded. The third, who was what is
called IN Ireland "a booteater,' /. e. q man
who will go through q vast amount of pri.
vaton TO gain bis ends. held firm. Aud some
further time had been was ed in vainly endea
voriDg to persuade the recalcitrant jurymen
to agree TO the sum settled on by the others
(wbo, II must be remembered, hal already given
up $1,000 of the amount originally named by
them). the foreman suggested that each Jury
man skOuld write down what he onsdere1 the
proper amount OF damages, that the sum should
arrived at should be awarded to the plaintiff
To this the 'boot-ester agreed, and the quotient
$3.50, was accepted, when one Of the jury, re-
marking that 1t was q ragged sum- proposed to
make ii in round numbers $1,000 This reused
the slum bering anger OF the original objector
who declared that unless the compromise we're
held to he should 60 back to his original idea o
f5, and perhaps, even less! So that event. tually
the result OF the division was accepted as the
amount OF damages awarded"