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mo. SU8.
AN ACT
GEO. E. BOVEE,
Secretary of State.

Supplementary to an Act entitled An Act to
Incorporate AIlite City, in the Parish oil
st. Helena, approved March Z, 1861.
SECTION /. Be 1t enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State OF
Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That the Mayor of Amite City shall be duly
quallhed elector OF the same, residing within
It's limits. He shall preside at all meetings
of the Board of Aldermen, except in case Of
absence or disability, when the Board shall
appoint one of their own number to act in
his place until his return or until the disa-
bility be removed. He shall have casting
vote when the Board are equally divided,
but shall not vote in any other case.
SEC. 2. Be 1t further enacted, etc., That
written returns of all elections for Mayor.
Aldermen or other officers of said city shall
be made by the Commissioners of Election
to the Board of Aldermen, who shall be
judges of the qualifications of their own
members and OF all officers chosen by the
electors.
SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, etc., That
the Board shall have and possess the follow
Ing powers; To levy tax upon all real es-
tate improved and unimproved, and upon
all other taxable property within the limits
OF said city, which tax shall not exceed one
per cent, and shall not be imposed more
than once in any one year; to tax and issue
licenses for all professions, trade stores,
suOps, NOTES. boarding houses, markets,
coffeehonses, billiard tables, all places for
the retailing of spirituous liquors. beer. or
other beverages, all plays, shows, games, or
exhibitions, and all other objects the taxa
ton Of which is not prohibited by law; to
prohibit houses Of Ill fame and disorderly
houses, and to impose fine not exceeding
fifty dollars for each contravention of their
ordinances in relation to the same; to exer-
else all the powers within said limits, which
were possessed by the Police jury of the
parish Of st. Helena before the incor-
poration Of said city to establish cemete.
ries, and to open, widen, extend, straighten
or otherwise improve streets, roads or pub.
lie places when in their opinion public
utility may require it, by the purchase OF
the land necessary for the same, OF by agree
meat WITH the owner, 70 acquire title to
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u. J. wenek VS.. N. erar-No. I7e-Th,

Il. j. Wenck VS. N. Graa-NO. I7e-Tha
sSIoe VS. the same-No. l73-Uranie Dubuclet VS..
THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. PARISH
OF Orleans-By virtue of three wrts OF fer faciAs
70 me greeted BY the Honorable John p Monta.
mat ihfd Justice OF the Peace in and for the par.
auction. at the Merchants and HuetioneersPu P F
house streets IN the Second District Of this eit on
SATURDAY. the twenty eighth day of Noyember
ls6s a. Il O'Clock M, the following described prop,
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. together
with ali the buildings and improvements thereon
rights, privileges and appurienanoes thereunto be.
Eaubourg IRENE Second District OF this CITY in the
square bounded by IRENE. Bayou, Ursulines and
Marais reefs, measuring French measure IS feet s
inches in depth on the line nearest to Bayou street.
~ 70 - ieet inches and half on the otter line
and - feet inches f any the line according
eighteen 1850 and deposited IN the office OF O. de
Armas, Notary Public, being the same property
Cohn, Notary Public, ON the second OF February
1868 NN'''
TERMs-In cash sufficient amount to nav Main.
tins claims, amounting to one hundred and fifty
hve dollars with i've per cent interest per annum
from August I. les date of sale, together with an
additional amount OF about one hundred aud TWEEN
tyiVe dollars, 10 cover the costs. Advertising taxes
2 Purchaser to assume the payment of a mortgage
and costs, as per act before Joseph Conn, notary
2 The reyersion taken By defendant as per Same
act, up to sll00, with interest aud costs
- The reverslon of the mortgage granted By
OhouAt Qharpiat in favor of U. Wolf as per act
1868, TO secure so interest and costs -
balance II any, cash in United States Treasury
Acts Of sale and Internal Revenue stamps at ths
oc2s moi ls27 j, A. MoLAIsoN. Constable.
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NH. NasbY Holds a COnsuitatIOn with d.
vers aHd suadry Leaders fthe DemOc-
rney-'A he Letters they Received and
the Conclusions they Did not Arrive AT.
Moo YoRK, (wIcH Is THE CITADEL
w DIMocRAcY)
October 70, 1868.
/ wuz called to Moo York suddintly to
act ez wat mite be called a consulter, the
more properly and exactly speekin, a cor
oners joOry, on the body nv the Dmoerisy
NV this wunst peaceful but now terribly
distracted country.
We met at mite With closed doors, (suth-
in like four or five Of us), and we were not
ez cheerful organizashun eZ have seen.
In silence we drank our whisky-in 81
lenee we smoked our cigars-in silence
our heads wuz bowed. Finally the cheer
man of the meetin-he who he'd called
us-riz and remarkt that il he'd been evil
dent to him for some months that the
Dimocratic ship wuz in troubled waters.
The seas wuz rough; the clouds WIZ low
erin; the thunders wuz terrible: the
litenins WIZ peercin; and the old ship
not SO staunoh ez she wunst wuz. he'd
sprung leak aud was barely keepin her.
self above water Bad pilotin he'd driven
her upon several rocks, Vermont, Maine,
Ohio, Pennsylvania, InJeany, and it wuz
plain to the most obtOOse observer that
suihin must be did, or she wood go down
in November with all on board.
Their wuz Jonah somewher in the ship
wich must be thrown overheard. The
original Jonah he'd a whale prepared for
his recepshun; be hoped our Jonah would
hnd such one, but overheard be must CO.
whale or no whale. That he mite with
some degree Nv accuracy determine jest
who wuz that Jonah, he he'd addressed to
the principal members Nv the party-con-
idenshul letters-askin their views. Them
letters he'd been ansered, and he wood read
their answers. The first WIZ from Horasbo
Seymore, our gallant standard bearer, and
red as follows:
Urea, n. Y, October &c. 1868.
SRI accepted the nominashen unwil-
linly, ez the fact that wuz perpetooally
baihed in teers sufficiently attests. shood
not hev labored go despriily for 1t, tho, he'd
known that my esteemed colleague Blair
wuz to hev bin put upon the tiekit with
me. He hezn't character enuff. The fact
is, he is weakness itself. He hezn't got
the discreshun onto which pride myself /;
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q. S. M ARSHALS SALES,
A1rred Mnrchnnh Y. .InAn - n.a,.-

Alfred Marchnnd VS. John = Becker
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
Tor the t1fth Circuit and District of Lousi.
anA-No. 543o.-By virtue Of writ of fieri faeias,
issued by the above named Court, in the above
named suit and received by me on the twenty.
sixth September, 1868, L have seized and
public auction TO the highest bidder, on MONDAY.
the sixteenth day of November 1863 at the hour OF
twelve o'clock M, at the entrance to the Custom.
mouse on Oid Lsvee street, between Canal and Gus.
tomhopse streets, in this city, the following 0o.
A CERTAIN 'PiE10E OR PARCEL, OF 1AND
situated, lying and being in Amite City, parish Of
st. Helena in this State, deser bed upon the plan OF
said town file the office of Warren A. Cries
notary public in and for the parish OF 81 He ena oD
der date of April 8. 1850 commencing on the eat
line of square No 49, 2ss feet south Of the northeast
corner OF said square and running nence south
parallel with the New Orleans jackson and Great
Northern Railroad 5O7 feet thence west AS feet To
FIRST street, thence north along the line of First
street b2 feet thence east AS feet to the place OF
beginning and containing about five and one alf
acres more or less.
ALSO, A CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL or
LAND, Immediately IN the rear of the above de
soriDen and commencing on the east line of square
ry four, go feet south of the north east az
said square, and running thence south and frontng
on rst street 499 eet thence vest 1856 feet thence
nor 495 feet thence east 5 feet to place of be-
ginning, and containing about four and one. tenth
&C es, al more or less; together with all he build
lpgs and improvements thereon lights, ways, an
purtances, ETC., thereunto belonging and being the
same property acquired by said defendant from
GaIdN e Calhoun, by act passed before the said W
A Grce, Notary, on the sixth March. 1861
Seized and TO be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs
clam hereln, amounting to twenty hundred and
seyenty.four dollars, with interest and ali costs as
per Judgment.
Terms of Sale--Cash, at time of Adjudication in
Uniteo States Treasury notes
Cost Of deed internal revenue stamps recording
etc; AZ the expense of purchaser.
n United states Marsnal's Office, New Orleans,
f. j. HEBRON, U. g. Marshal
ANo. 27-ocl5 "a 81 moi IA
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q. S. MARSHAL'S MONITIONS

Wilbur II. Trlvett VS.. Steamer Frank
- Pargoud, her Tackle, Apparel etc
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT OOlJRT
i for the District of louisiana No. 9l83- in ohei
dience to an admiralty warrant to me directed
IN the above entitled suit have seized and taken
into my possession A
The Steamer FRANK PARGOUD, her tackle
apDa ell etc, now libeled by Wilbur F. Trivett for
the causes set forth the libel now pendIn0 in
the District Court of the United States. ''-
And ] do hereby cite and admonsh the O guer or
owners thereof, and all and every person or persons
terest in or to the same to be and appear at Dis.
triot court OF the United States for the District
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof to show cause, il any they have or can why
the said steamer should not be Condemned and he
sold agreeably TO the prayer OF libelant.
United States Marshal's Office, New Orleans
sixth day of November 1868.
ANo. 75-noT II II 81 - -
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SHERIFF'S SALES
Charles Case, Receiver Fsrzt ~.
RapE wan.

Charles Case, Receiver First NJ
Bank VS.. d. b. Forbes "au
EhFTH DISTRICT COUkT Fop
parish of Orleans, No. 4a-By virtus :,
the Fifth District Court for the parish % ai9 q
in the above entitled cause, will proceed "
pubic auction, at the Merchants and Az
Exchange, Royal street, betw cen Canal Ana
house streets, in the Second District Of M.
MONDAY, November Q, 1858, at u o'clock NJ
A CERTAIN PORTION OR LOT OF nm.
together with all the buildings and ,mn 1fQ
thereon rights, privileges and appurten nv.
H1 tps os siras OF 70 s1{ wise
prised within Prytania, 1T. Charles. flataI "
Erato and Thalia streets, forming one az ~ Y
OF Prytania and hrato streets, ard mas
French measure sixty feet front on SAID i' y
street, by one hundred and twenty fast 4
between parallel lines, and 'front.' on said NJ
being the same property which the said ~
acquired by purchase from NJ M. SirSnsssa
passed before Z, o. Cuvellier, notary nnbIaA
cry on me twenty NTH Of September, 1855
Terma-l In cash to q sufficient amo,.,
plalntin claim, amounting to the sum Of ~
and eight hundred and thirty three deIn,ss
thlrty.three cents 1888 S1 with interest th'
Of September, 1856 till the day Of sale A.. 4
attorneys fee, costs ot copy OF act And cos,ll
z The purchaser to assume Ito toa aTtnAus
amount OF his bid the payment Of a pots sas.
mortgage on said property for the like ~ sN
and thirty cent? (S2, $50 s3 draw 0I he
ant to his own order and by him indorsed
the twenty. fifth day of September 1855 n.o y
years after date and bearing interest al ~ NJ
elRht per cent per annum from date till !.
And the balance OF the price OF adjudicatioIp
cash.
THOS. L. MAXWP,,
oce % NOS Sber1h Of the Parish of N
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ABUSES OF CHURCH GoNG.-A Boston
preacher, of considerable local fame, de.
llVe7ed discourse on Sunday, on the
abuses Of church going. He said that many
persons went to church who might as well
not go, and who would get more benefit
from a stroll in the fields, or in come other
rational mode Of Improvement and enjoy
ment. Others go to church mechanically.
from the force OF habit and in observance
OF time-honored custom, while Others 20
iof the purpose Of seeing and being seen.
Another class Of persons go TO church to
be specifically entertained by eloquence,
aud still another to pick flaws and make
trouble, all OF which, if il did not originate
IL Boston, is the truth. The preacher omit
ted TO point out the method by which these
abuses could be radically reformed.
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MAIN nAILY REpuBLICAN

Monthly Advertisements, inserted every otner oSy'
- E.a cbarged tvo-thirds the above rates.
saeond page monthly advertisements, eAcn souAEs
$40 Der month. .. h.ui,r tho run oF the
Ia 6rst Insertion 81 so per square; each suDse
'Ssnt Insertion seventyhye cents per square; ;.a-
astond mage transient advertisements, each lnser
inserted at intervals to be charged
Regusr advertisers, VINO advertise largely, Will De
,tiocFsd sucb discount from above named translsut
saSss as NAV be agreed upon; provided, that IN no
aSss snail such discount exceed twenty-five per
tent. -. so-.;.o,,a,ts IN ,ba
shArcea lwenty cents per line each insertion.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
IA n5blshed every Saturday morning. Su3sorlp-
ti,n as Ger Annum IN advance; hafyearly anu quar-
ssyIv same rates Single copies ten eeuts-
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A sNEEZE.

What moment What a doubt
All my nose, inside and ont,
All my thrilling, tickling, caustic
Pyramid, rhiuoscerostic,
Wants to sneeze and can not do it.
Now it yearns nae, thrills me, stings me,
Now with rapturous torment wrings me;
Now says, "Sneeze, you fool; get through
itn
Shee-shee-oh! tits most del-ishi-
Ishi-ishi- most del-ishi-
(Hang il shall sneeze till spring.
Snuf7s most delicious thing.
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70 New York and Philadelphia 10; % Boston
bse, $D; Hour 20 New YORK SOC, 10 Boston and
nnnuuaueIpnia u Dbl; molasses 10 New York 50 2
3 Dbl corn to Northern ports D9Z2cS tus 1el.
ny ssll-Ootton TO Liverpool 3-l6d 70 HAVE l'Sc;
20 20 bremen I4e, to Boston 1ho y b; toll aceo TO
Bremen SIS Cd . hid molasses to Boston 81 RI gall
eoT1 70 LiveIpool 91k9l0i p bushel.
,TOBACOO-The market is still dull The sales
since Wednesday embrace hhds balers a. 20isc p
%, ano Il low leaf to Medium st csc D n. She sup
ply in factors hands is very light Receipts for the
past week 20 hhdsi exports TO St. Pierre). Stock
on hand and on shipboard. 2026 hhds. Prices are
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OONSTABLEIS SALES,

: = 7-7-"9------e-E-'----.
And eew johnson VS.. MT Bmy-No. SEQ
by VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
- to me directed by the Hon. G. W. Sadler Firs
Justice of the Peace. 1 shall proceed 10 sell a
public auction MONDAY, November l6 1863 a
DR.. Halpins stables, st Joseph street. betWeeI
Magazine and Foucher at twelve o. clock M
lot of Old HARNESS.
fourwheeled Spring WAGON
Seized in the above suit.
TeIms-Cash in United States Treasury notes
A. A. PLATfSMlER, Constable.
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Fntriek HolPin and James A. Mo-.
William UOnwav otl

Patrick HalPin and James A. Mo.,
William Conway.
EIFTH DISTRICT COJRT M Npr
y leans. No. 20,3ls.-By virtue of and IN
to an order OF sale rendered November ~
reoted by the Honorable the Fifth District n
coed to sell at public auction, on the nrs,,ni.w
matter designated, on TUESDAY, the sevs.I
Gay OF November 1868, at a. O'Clock p. MI
me CONTENTS of certain DistlIlerv II
District of this city. being inclusive of ali NJ
ing. 'ieoneo
my office. may % 7
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. L. MAXWELL
noO III II Sheriff of the Parish NJ ~
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For New York-Cromwell line every Saturday at
For New York-Merchants' line every Saturday at
D. N. -. r..,.
Eur Baltimore and Havana-Steamshp from JACK
Sauare on the LIST and 18th of every mouth.
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city of New Orlean. vs.. Armor

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF
u Orleans, No. q, 293.-By virtue of 4 VI
herl tacles, to me directed BY the HonorsH
touith District Court of New Orleans in thsl
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' kxchanqsl
AZ street b=tween Canal and OustouhOuse n
IN the Second District of this city, on WEI
hn,A 4. november eighteenth, 1863 at twelve i
sessment District number nine 1877, fronting
%, John, measuring one hundred and twenu
u-W by one hundred and thirty a1d assessed
sum Of six hundred dollar (S6O0, ACCORDING
assessment roll Of 1866. deposited in the office
Treasurer Of this city,
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. L. MAXWELL
ocli no1 II Sheriff of the Parish of Ord
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Succession of Joseph Denegre-No. 80 $40.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ ish of Orleans.-Whereas John +. Bulls has
petioned the Court for letters Of on the
vacant estate of the late Joseph D. negre deceased
intestate: Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, to show cause within ten days, why the
Prayer Of the said petitioner should not be granted
By order of the Oourt-
no6 lois MO TRACY CLARK
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TRAvELERs' GUIDE.
Arrival and Departure Of RaIlro


Arrival and Departure of Railroad
TrhtRs.
North and East via Jackson Rallroao-LeaVe
lFsiIv AZ 5:9c p NJ. Arrive at 80 p NJ; 1885,
Galveston via 0peousns Rallroad anu s Th
5sys and sundays at 80 A. NJ Arrive wednesdays
and Saturdays Mt P. NJ
sCOast Steamers.
FOR Mebile-Steamer leaves Milneburg every Gay
az s-rival Of . p NJ PontchartTaln cars -
FOR Mohile-Propeller steamer leaves New BASIN
eFsyy "Wednesday and Saturday at P M ..--.s
For BAY st. Louis. Pass Christian, mississippi
Oily Biloxi and Ocean Springs-SteameI dg@I ~ 3
A NJ train: on Saturdays on arrival OF p NJ TRAM
Going to Pascag oulA. s1.u..,o
Eor Florida ports-Staamship from root OF OAihops
ss-sat On the 9Th and 10th of every month.
For Jacksonville, Vaudeville, etc.-Ste9mer leaves
daily Oh arrival OF z; M tram oAturoAS' e 1" ;
Sunday excursion, $50 A. NJ.
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Burges. Bennett v. u,urv t,,,,.,

- AANhNE hlllEbH
SlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TgPl
~ lsh OF Orleans, No. l24-By yirtue ri
o. seizure and sale to me directed by the I'M
the sixth District Court for the parish az ii
IN the above entitled cause, l will pInceed NJ
pubic auction, at the Merchants ana Auotl
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and n
mouse streets. in the Second District Of fbis
SATukDAY, December 5, 1865. al tweJgs
M: the following described property IN " -
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situate in Nv
urD Arnunclatlon, Fret District of this Gin
SQUARE n9unded by Religious, ST. James
Aho 81 Ihomas streets, designated by NUM-
ana Two, on plan made by Joseph Pile
veyor, annexed to an act passed befors
ArmaS, late a Notary Public in this cty
twenty -seyenth of March, 1881. Lot No / ma
thirty two feet front on Religious street. by ID
9feu ana twenty-sXven feet ten inches and
1eptn and front on ST, James street.
me same depth on the side which Sen
u from iot No. 2 Lot No, 2 measures
one teet eleven and quarter inches front on
iops street by one hundred feet ten inches
half deep on the side which separates II from
l, ana one hundred and twenty seven feet ten
nan inches deep on the other side, with an 4
proVenents and appurtenances, stock, etc,
uhto. Being the same property ACQUIRED
defendant herein by purchase from the succ
81 Menderln Doll, as per act passed b. fora
JuVsiier, notary public in this city, on tie h
third day of January, 1865.
Selzed IN the above SUIT.
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
THoS. l.. MAX WELL,
nos II DEF Sheriff of the Parish of ore
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Catherine Cohen, Ns.ural Tstrl1

II
ID. p. Vessel
ETFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pI
\ OF Orleans No. 65 BY virtue Of a Z
seizure and sale TO me directed BY the Hon
the FIFTH District Court, for the parish Of Orla
the above entitled cause, 1 will proceed to SELL
nc auction, at the Merchants and Auctiones:
change, Royal street, between Canal and D.
house streets in the Second District of this {
TUESDAY. November seventeen, 1868 at /?
M, the following described property, to wit:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. togather
the buildings and improvements thereon,
ated IN the Third District OF this city, in tAe
bounded by Moreau, New Levee, Louisa sHd
streets, measuring (American ineasure) fiu
front on New Levee street by depth on the \
ward Louisa street of one hundred and thiyty
feet six inches and three lines; on the I
ward Piety street of one hundred and this
feet and one inch, and a width in the rear
feet as per plan of l.. Ii. Pile late sur vegor
March 10. le55, and deposited as plan number
the ONCE OF p. f. Theard. late notary pal
Being the same property which the defeu Id
CURED BY purchase from the city of New d
April 3. 1855. y $3.50
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
oele FOL 10 Sheriff of the Parish of ORR
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city of New Orlean. VS.. Robert ,

~AASsAA9 w. tkODeFt M
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF Me-
j. leans-No. 20,969.-By virtue nf
n ierl tacias to me directed by the Hopor,j
Fourth District Court Of New OpIss
the above entitled cause, I will proceed N
pu bic auction, at the Merchants and An
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal anST
house streets, in the Second District OF tb,d
WEDNESDAY,, November Is, 1853 at twevsl
M, the following described property sitpatsI
ssessme1t District three 49,, square numSsI
hundred and seven l307l, bounded by Rasin
lin Poydras and Lafayette, measuring fh,.ll
teet % by eighty five feet 1851, and assessed N
THOUSAND dol lars $4,000, according 10 The ~
roll Of 1866, deposited in the office OF the ~
ALSO
Inc following described prepertv 4,
III a Assessment District number eleven In :.
number ninety nine T99. bounded by Annn,1
Laurel, First and Philip streets, and ms1
thirty feet 90 by ne hundred and twenty n
and assessed at five hundred dollars fs596 ~
70 the assessment roll of 1865, deposited in ",
OF the Treasurer of this city.
Seized in the above suit
Ierms-Cash on the spot
.,-o. THOS. l.. MAXWEt
OCH now II Sheriff OF the Parish Of on
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Samuel Frtedlander VS.. Benz, Gs,l
CI&TH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW op,l
R-No. 20 Ss2-B$ virtue and in obedienSs
rected BY the Honorable the Sixth DisIT y n
new Orleans, in the above entitled oause i
ceed to sell at public auction, on WFflNsJ
tas eleventh day of November. 1869, at baItSj
CLOCK A. NJ, at No. 81 Carondelet street
First District OF this city: 'teeh
:, 4 lot Of OFFICE FURNITURE AND Movl
Err LOTS, as per inventory which may h
Sequestered in the shove suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
-,oo THOS. L. maxwell
ocoo moo ~ Sheriff OF the Paris Of C51
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Eor Galveston and Indianola-Morgan line foot OF
g. Joseph street, Wednesday and Saturday at
4 II. @. =
For Brazos Santiago-Morganline, foot OF st. Jo-
Feph street, every Saturday at A. NJ
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession OF Il. Ii. De Gruy and wife.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ ish Of Orleans.-Whereas Charles De Gruy
has petitioned the Court for letters Of ad-
ministration on the estate OF the late E.
=. De Gruy and wife, deceased, intestate:
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern TO show c0use, within ten days. why the
prayer OF the sac petitioner should not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
moi II 1915 NJ o. TRACY Clark