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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

UNITED STATES MARSHA s OFF1cp =,
% District of Louisiana I
New Orleans, March 81 Ia
THUS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON w.
a SECOND day Of March, A.. D., leBs, a wARRts@@
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued AGAINST TIE ssts.I
OF THOMAS APPLETON, individually and tesa.s
acting business as APPLkT0N a co, Of BeW ~
leaneY in the parish Of Orleans and state Of LAM
ana who was adIudged q bankrupt on his os
petition; that the payment Of any debts ana "
livgry Of any properly belonging to such banErnH
20 MN OF for his use, and the transfer of any pr
tbs creditors of the said bankrupt, to prove t6ai
debts and 20 choose one or more assignee X M
ss5ste Will De held at Court of Bankruptcy "a n
holden a. NO u St Charles street. in the city ii ~
orleans, Louisian before Don A. Pardea Regisis.
o'clock A. NJ. 49, - :, ~ a.
+. j. HEBRON. U. 8. Marshal
NO. o1o-mh4 apis District Of Louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

UNxEn sTA7Es s5ARslyAr,s Of
~ At District 81 f.ouisl4

UNIrEn SEAxEs 5sARsIEAI's or
Nat District 81 Eiouh
New OfiAana, March
FTqHts rs TO GIVE MOI ZOE THAT n
y eocend Dag q March. A. -. ie19 WAh1
n nAHkNUFIJY WA flEnod AZ ainet the :
q. M. aMAMAH, ln6iglduhIlg. GnA ~ q . om1s
Hlni5 81 gladden. q Sai4A1, And ecl
Ec.KAa. % Anu Uflsnn1, ia the PARISH e.
and Hdata OF Louisiana who WA aujndRe6
k41s4kf. ~ Al4lp5 l1r IL 1l9. dtld he u
Ray pgQ9ertv, ~ him, aze ftreiGdqn ~ law,
Eatll#E a f6d fI44sI4f1 81 1nto bankrupt "
t1fT efr|a sal % c10cs1 800 o. nlqle ass,
A. ~ 10 @lll 81 bald u ) tlo4It oil 1ahki
= hnllru a. 40 lg4tans t1lar b l1lr ~ g
10. Is, AIl1l1l1lI1s t''IoIa D. y. t<les
lls1s, "a Ne era g-aiAlA a. q April, A. y
HsGs-AAs aszi bslilsi eifSd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27
OF NATHANIEL onoPPEz
OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHA,
District Of Louisiana

OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHA
District Of Louisiana,
5uJso New Orleans march o. Isal
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON ~
i eighteenth day Of March A. D., 1865 WA
RANT IN BAEKhLPTCY was issued sgainst 4
estate Of NATHANIEL OROPPhR parish Of Ibs
vile and state Of Louisiana, who was adiudg
payment Of any debts and delivery
any property belonging to suck bAnkru
to him or for his use, and the tranafeI
any property b. him, are forbidden by Law; ths
meeting Of the creditors OF the said bankrupt
prove their debts and to choose one or NOR
sgnees Of his estate win DO held at Court of b
ruptoy to be holden at No, 10 St. harles street
the city Of New Orleans, Louisiana, before Doa
Pardee, Register, on the fifteenth day Of April
ID. 1858, ct 10 O'Clock, A. N.
United States Marshal. District Of LouisiAli
No. 5Ii-mh2i apis - -r-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

y. WEryllRe vs. steamer HunaeFs 8AeE
Tackle, Apparel, etc.
I'm THE UNITED STATES D1SrAlCF CDDEft
IL for the District Of Louisiana. No, s0S.--In
Obsdienee b IN admiralty waRrant, to M d.
reoted in the above entitled suit have seized and
taken tnto my posseaRic0-- gstA lN e II
The steamer HUNTER her Tackle Apparel, ETC.,
now beled By j. Durvlle for the causes sst torth IN
the iibsl nos pending in the District Court Of the
United States. N
And i DO hereby cite and adgaonish the owner or
owners thereof and nll and every person persons
having on pfetsnding 70 have any right title or i'm
tersat in o. to the same TO be and appear at Dis
tFict Court Of the Omitted States, for the District
AfoFesaid 70 be holden at the city Of New Orleans,
az hefon0 tbs THIRD MONDAY frem the date here.
ol to show cause, II any they have can, Ehy the
said steamer Hunter, her tackle etc. should not %
condemned and be sold Agreeably 70 the prayer Of
Hholant.
United States MsrsAsTs once, New Orleans,
tWeafth day Of March. 1864 fN
-. = = II ]. HERRoE. U. s. MarshAl.
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EaTATE OP A, Va. MAGKIE
9HoMGB w, PRATrs
Individually. and as MsmheFs Of chs Firm d
Mackio q 90,
UstIEp STATES MAasRAI's On
Dil.llot os L.oaisin

US1IEp STATES MAaEIIAIls Or
District 81 L0uisii
H. NeE Orleans March
F7aIS rs TO GIVE MOTT E THAT on
n Ascend d1y 81 March, A. D. 1905, a WAE3
N bAnhAuFTCf was lzsaed against the 6
a. w. n4AQ<aE alta 9H u2a3n W. PRATT, q
ualsy end a. membera 81 the FRA Of A. W. Mi|
o.. q Nov Orleans, ~ the paFiah Of oriea|
Esata Of louisiana, who have been Rdildgai|
laSta on thelr own petitioni that the paynaen.|
hankrupts, to them OF for theif use, End the a
Of Hny property BY thara, ara apfniddn1 By laHil
fnaatluf ok tho cEoditc1a " thG said bankrs1
nfaYo Shqir dnbta and 70 cbooss one or -
HgDees 81 their eatstg. VIII b held 1t q
BanlnuptnB, 10 be holden a. tia fiuGtomh0us
ias, 10 che city - heN OrleAlls. Loaiai4nA, 81
8. faNaEgs NeeistRf, on TIE tEsuiieth Gay 81
llhf8i " y. HERBON, n. 6. MARI
No. Es-nhs apis District Of Loui.|
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UEKKhD STATES "a ARS4AL s OFFlA
District Of LcuisianG
New Orleans March 20 n
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on d
i nfnafeenth tssv OF MARCH. IA. M Iass a M
KANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against
JOINT and separate estates OF CHAkLhS II
KNIGHT. JOHN z. SAWYER and RIOHl
GEAR, composing the firms Of O. II. McKnla
TO-, and o. H Mcknight. Of New Orleans, ID
parish Of Orleans and State of Louisiana who
been sdjudged bankrupts on their own pet f.
that the payment Of any debts and delivery 81
properly D8i0nglng 20 ua1h hsiiSFsi5sss, 10 =
Tor their use, and the transfer Of any propets +
creditors Of the said bankrupts, to prove their
and TO choose one orfmoFe assignees Of their
and separate estatea, will be held at Court Of "a
ruptoy, to be holden ct the Custombouse buf
in the city OF Rev Orleans, Louisiana, before
II. DeAne, Register, on the twenty second ~
April A. D, 1855, az 10 O'Clock a. N.
I Il. j. HEBRON, o. 8. HarshA
no 6fa-uihal aP2a District Of Lonis1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27
Q. s. MARSHAIIS SALES.


Uaised states W. DfasziIer,v Of ,robn AFve,.a
THE rI YgNlITER STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
tor the 18TH Circuit and District Of Louisiana NO
ocls-Shy virtue o. writ Of venditioni ekponas 70
me drected In the above entitled suit will proossd
70 sell 70 the highest bidder on WEDN ESD Y the
2stn gay o. March, 1858, at twelvo az O'Clock M al
the united btstes internal revenue bonded ygare.
heuss Nc s y eorner Of julia and fOuCher streets
9. IsrlnS-ossh At time Of AdjudiostiOn in United
United states MARSHALL Once. New Orleans,
No. s49-mhl3 lI23
United states Va, DisslIl7ry or Henry
Lusse No l70 New Levee street.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT OOTTRT
for the District Of Louisiana, No s952-By virtue
Of writ Of vendtiou exponas to me directed IN the
above entitled suit, win proceed to sell to the
nighest bidder, on FRIDAY. the 9th day Of March,
-, at twelve 90 o'clock ~, At entrance to Gus,
tonhouse building on Old Levee street.
Tho CONTENTS Of the Distillery Of Henry
Lusse, as per inventory on file in this ofiee.
m EerIns-Ueshs at time Of adjudication. in U. 8.
Treasury notes.
United States MArshal's ofacs. New Orleans,
No. 555-mhl7 II PAS 49, -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

alSus
lU JAMES (TALLAFERRO,
C. c. ANdINE,
L. W. BRER,
3i' S. BELDN
m A. BERDTNEAU, rtl
|.-e. w. JASRI BLACKBURN, /
o. G. BLlDIN,
9 HENRY GNSEIGNEUR,
. EMILE uSNEFOI,
/ r.a.ol VILLA BROWN, -.
! .... 81. DENNISlTRREL,
VILLA BUTLER, ..
4 w. R. CHIE,
.eI RI. CR0RELL, @
,s.g SAMUELECUNEY,
4 -s.. A. J, DALAREST, .s..
CHARLEDEPASSEAU,
P. G. DBDNDE,
JOSFPHISLONDE,
.r AUG. D0ATo, JR.,
... DAVID lOGLAS. ......
GUSTAVEDUPART,
ULCER 0PART,
7 F.H ll OBI, DPLESSIS, 4
a5 J. B. ESNRD,
LOUIS EhNCOIS,
HENRY MULLER,
JOHN GAR,
R. G. GARNER, s
81. LE0P0LEUICHARD, s.
ana. PETER HRPER,
JOHN S. ARRIS,
o. H. HEeSTEAD,
W. H. HIITAND,
.r.sg.ra J.H, NGAHAM, h.-.... T.. Frr
R. f. ISA5LLE, ....r.-
... TH0MASSABELLE,
GEORGE. JACKSON,
-ra a.f SIMON JCES, nj
. .y... ll GEORGE. KELSO, ta...
JAMES HANDLERS, %. -...
VICTOR LANCE,
CHARLESEROY,
/ .r.-. lg J.B LEVI. Iu
rstsa.a RIOHARILEWIS, - % v-i
s.,f .. JOHN LYCH, -ao ..... Ia
FREDERK MARIE, -.-
''s THOMAS. MARTIN, &
4 iaa ,5to J. A. MASCOT t t
/, -.is ,t -cu WILLIAM. MEADOWS, "a
BENJAAlI MoLERAN,t Ia4f5r
+ w. L. McILLEN
I @. MILTON .ORRIS, ''-
Z l'sliJ S. r. MOSS, 7.L+HA Sf
sa 20 WILLIAAAlURREL. .lH.
.- JAMES M5HAWAY, -sgiH#
~. THE0PH,E MAHIER,
~ j. P. NESHAN,
tlg9u JOSEPH OLIVER, lc4lsYo'
pfb 9. 10 S. B. PAKARD.ri % IE1a
Hs L JOHN PRICE, ~. .si ,t q
P. B. 8. FCHBACK,
'- ~, ROBERTOINDEXTER,
-5h ilta- CURTIS DLLARD, on' F @
3ti 70l GEORGK. REAGAN. sgIa
,s DANIEL REESE. ,-
FORUM RLARD,
" - D. D. RIGS,
J.A.H. BBERTS, % feHl
s U l.. R0DRaUEz,
H N. SCHWB, af
CHARLESMITH,
S0STHEE SNAER,
HIRAM IGTEELE, st3
CHARLEH THIBAUT,
I'D. TrNGANT,
N. B. TMCHELL,
HAPOLBN UNDERWOOD,
P.F. YAFROTT,
JOHN HANDKERCHIEF,
,.-- MICHETgIDAL,
RUFUS APPLES,
G. WKLTFFE.
Tcl aT HENDEBON WILLIAMS,
VIDNLS0N. f8 ls,
Attest: ~
| VILLAIN vIGERs,
Secretary.
NEW oNLHnsIA., March III lsss.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

NEW oNLHnsLlA., March II, 1855.
I certify that the aegoing ~ correct
copy Of the constihbn a. taken from the
oficiRl records Of ticonyention.
Eua J. CAMPBELL,
Minute Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

Saeob @amlpIe sad 0tkers vs.. gseamaBeat
Houthsrneg,. Has lAekle a gRaze, ssss :.
IN TEE UNITED STATES DAeEAIDT COURT,
Il for thq nigsritt q EouiHtama, No. 9QS.--1n nbed
oDce 70 admiralty warr4nt % NE 1iFectse in the
shows entitled Eai1s hAse seized and tAzon tnto
ms Ssssnbsat aOUTHERNER, her Tackle,
ethc1s ior fhd cansss set s6Eth Ia Che hbef now
papding "A the District Court Of the Qnited States
80 ~ Asisst ~ ~ N ~ ess .s - ~ s ~
having Or pfetsndlng 70 h4ye any right ate, .. ~
tsrosf IA o. 70 the a4ue, 70 Be AND aFpaAf a. Dis
frirt G5crt 81 tbs Uaited States 10 the District
GtqTasaiA, q 70 holden 81 tho CITY "a oV QxeHl ~
81 before the THIRD MONDAY arcsM the date hers
che AID steamboat Southofnef, her tackle, parel,
sic., ahgalN not BE- eenaeunaa and D. 1cla asreah'
sIssS EsSsss isssisls oMss. New oreans.
aAoynuth day Of March, 1o. ,s,n...,,., ,..,. A
No. sss-rahi2i7ss q Unissd sssiss Narihsl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

u HI. Harper and u. H. Hnrrip VS..
Steam boat Renona, Her Tackle Apparel etc
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i for the District of Louisiana, No. s035-ln obe
denoe to an admiralty warrant to me directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
ne Steamboat wENoNA. her tackle. ap
pareI, etc, now libelsd BY j. H. Harper
and j. II. Harris for the causes set forth in
the libel now pending in the District Court of the
United States. .-
And do hereby cite and Admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having pretending to any right, title, or in
terest in or to the same, to be and appear at Dis
aforeeaid, 10 be holden at the city of New Orleans
on OF before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof to show cause, II any they have or cam why
the said steamboat Wenona, her tackle, etc
should not be condemned and be sold agreeably
TO the prayer Of hbelants.
United States Marehals Office, New Orleans
nineteenth day of March, 1858
No. 5S5-mh2O rs 81 ap4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

EanRR Hahalm 90 Asa, va. Re0mNah@a6 W.
w Nleiee, Ah1 Tackle Apparel etc.
IL tot tAe District "a LouisiaAa, No. a1as lin obs
dlenrs 10 en afHgraltF WafF1ut 10 uao a3r4gte4 IN
"a sssazboss W. w. MfEEcE her TeoiIs, Az
Nnla etc., ron Aha.8d ~ EIan& hellain. o. alnls 1ol
ha ca9aae aet forth " iha Lbs nov pending "a the
ufst1t54 Conat 81 the Baited Staten N} tfH ft
And DO hereby cite and nflnorsah Ms owhnF eF
oHnaz4 thereof and AZ ana efnIy 11u ~ pelse
haFie@ Or pEgteqel1g e AegR ATTY rga9 title, 81 N
teregt W Or 70 tbs aafde 70 he ARD spptar al Die.
lFiGt oqnrt 8 5aq. usitat htstqys n TIE piliziqt
af6le1s Va te - lql1 Il b s.r II NV Qsle4Hsl "a
nr kafcfA tbs EakRn AllHMAf fFoas the aate
heIaf b show cza1t if aEf taef hAge 81 oan. WY
40 81 ~ 80 eef Sac.ie.
shl7 Ao sac rtfN1z ~ q bsaeNta. "
Ualle4 .1sse Nlllhall olrs. hos oIlsfal.
~ u, AKA806, %. q. Ma1anaL
J y. El-snl W. 4 80 ~ ~ ~
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2vERx NAN SIS oWS AnTIs4

4 ste s.. .. ~. |.e4I4 "a faIs l'6t.
9nst ~ X a11 4ad 81 4li 1900 AZ lAA NNln ~.
lp1eait rItt l1a las cse s1s " laaA fe1 80
isaaA li1l aEosaaR5. hsN kezaL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

Thomas u. MeCBliaugh and others vs..
! steamer Southerner Her Tackle, Apparel, etc,
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District Of Louisiana. No. so57-In obedi
ence 70 admiralty warrant, 70 me directed IN the
shove entitled suit, have seized and taken into
fks ssssmer soUTHEREER ,hsr Tackle, Apparel
etc., now hheled by Thomas j. MeQuliouRh and
others for the causes set forth in the libel now
pending IN the District Court Of the United States
And / do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and oil and every person or persons
having prstending to have any right title O inter
ct in or TO the same. to be and appear ct District
Court of the United states the District aforesaid
70 be holden the CITY OF New Orleans, ON Or before
cause q any they have or can Why the sAidsteameF
SouthernaT her tackle, apparel ETC., should not b
eendsmnsd and be sold agrssably 70 the prayer Of
United States Marshal's ofaOe New orlssnA,
eighteenth day Of March, 1888. /, .yVv,,,,s- p +
RNo. ss9-nhls Is 81 ap4 D. s hsSshil.
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AlkTyNVn
IN BANKRUPTCY.
UHIrED STATES MARsHAr., s orrncr

ESTATE OF THOMAs APPITT,ccT,S-,s
Individually, and TransActing Business as Annls,1
Il Co, FriSbo1
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J. s. MARsHAL,s MONTTfoNs


Z e. nA@mdaM vs. Schooner ENe,fn, NIeP
Tackle. Apparel, Etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District Of Louisiana, No. a0<2 in obsdt
enee to an admiralty warrant to me directed in the
my possession
The schooner LYDIA, her tackle apparel. ETC.
now hbeled BY E. Mandin, for the causes set forth
in the libel now pending IN thu District Court Of
the United States.
And do hereby cite and sdmoniah the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having pretending TO have any right, title or in
terest In or to the same to be and appear at Dis
triet Court of the United States, for the District
aforesaid, 10 Sbe holden at the city of New Orleans
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof to show cause any they have or can why the
said schooner Lydia, her tackle. apparel etc. should
not be Condemned, and be sold AgresablY to the
prayer OF hbelRnt
United States Marshalfs Office, New Orleans
F. J. HEBRON,
No. Be6-mh2O % 81 apl United States MaFshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

CHARLES IA. MCKNIGHT. JBHB
SAWYER, AND klCHARO GEAl
Composing the Firms Of u. II. Mcknight & o.
G. II. Mcknight. f.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

Vincent FauriA vs.. Schooner Rita, Her
Tackle Apparel, etc.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i for the District of Louisiana No 9025.-In ODE
dienoe 70 an admiralty warrant, 70 me directed
in the above entitled suit, have seized and taken
into my possession aH H4 lH.H
The Schooner RITA, her Tackle, Apparel, etc, now
libead by Vincent FHura for the set forth in
the libel now pending in the District Court Of
the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all aud every person persons
having or pretending TO have any right, title, in
terest in 70 the same, ts be and appear ct Dis
triot Court of the United States for the District
aforesaid to be holden at the city Of New Orleans
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof to show cause If any they have or can, why
the said schooner hita her Jackie, etc. should not
be condemned and be sold agreeably 70 the prayer
Of hbelAnt.
United States MarshArs Once, New Orleans,
tWentieth day of March. 1868,
7 No. 5TO-mhz1 Is 81 ap4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27


IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
i for the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana
No. 525l-By virtue OF writ Of teri tAcias, issued
and TO directed by the above named Court in the
ty.frst January, 1865, have seized and taken into
my possession and will expose for sale at public
ton to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, April IL,
1853 at u O'Clock at noon, at the door OF the Court.
house at HArrisonburg parish OF Catahoula, Lousi-
Sundry GOODS, WARES, and MERCHANDISE,
being the usual contents OF couhtry store, as per
inventory on file in my office. I'D. -. l. =. -. 1
Seized above stated to satisfy the plaintiff j. j.
Links, claim herein, viz; one thousand and seventy
dollars and seventy cents, with interest and all costs
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes at
United States MSrshars ONCE, New Orleans.
~ f. j. HEBRON, U. 8. Marshal,
UnAted statesv VS.. the Dlstillery Of Frank
Page, No. 635 Tohoupitoulas street.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
! for the District Of Louisiana No. 9Os0-In ODE
dience to warrant, to me directed in the above
entitled suit, have seized and taken into my DOS
The DIsTILLERY of Frank Page, No. eS5
Tchoupitoulss street. now hbeled by the United
States Of America for the causes set forth
IN the i6el now pending in the District Oourtot the
And / do hereby cite and sdmonish the
owner or owners thereof. and all and every
% have any right, title, or interest in OF 70
the same, to be and appear at District Court
Of the United States for the District Aforesaid 70 be
THIRD MONDAY from the date hereof to show
cause, IL any they have or can. why the said
Distil9Ty should not &c eS 20 ii and De sold
United States MArshals office, New Orleans, six.
teenth day OF March, 1853
United States Marshal
No. 55s-mhl7 "a q apA .....-. ..,gt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

Ant. IA Il shall be the duty Of the gen
eFsl assembly - organize the militia Of the
state and all able.bodied male citizens be-
tween Tie ages of eighteen and forty Ave
years. not Aiaifanchleca By the laws Of the
Upitsa stsse aad 81 iris tthte, shall DO sub
ieot 10 iaiilfelx dnsg.
Angs I&s The gevetner hlMn appoin2 81
earamisasoned ei1otFs. sulsect 10 o1ndrma.
tipn ur rejection BY 40 asnale, exeapt tic
a2 cfieers, who shsii b. appointed b.
sE reapaceiva chisA, ana oe.nnissionad
by IT.. governor. All misi.ia cen slu
ats sna subscribe % ne eaA hs
s iAe United esaas AAY sa1
the 4lA ihsd Tor ossacttu ah ts
AM H5 aosernoE shsai haFs
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-20

the papers, We see but few of them now, and
they are to be missed. think your Monday pa
per and some Of the Sunday papers in that dear,
old time were worth. and well WORTH the reading
and the time spent 10 reading them was never
lost. The old jest, quip and quizzing Of each
other have ali Died out, and we see bat little to
replace it that equals it in fun and pleasantly.
Not long since L saw some terrible plag iarisms
given original contributions in one Of the Sun
day papers, by different parties-one apparently q
female, the other male. The pieces were in
prose and verse; almost verbatim copies. had
half a mind to call them in question, bat I've
grown lazy and could not quite get myself up to
the other half 80 as to take the trouble and didn't
do it. But it ought to have been done. for people
who wish 10 appear in print should do so on the
strength of their own brains, or else appear as
copyists-not steal the labors Of some one else to
palm of as their own.
Well, friend CRESCENT, considering started by
asking you what l should talk about, think !
have done my share of the chatting, and had bet
ter say good day and make my curtsey to you
and promise you that III try some other time
should you ever wish to hear your old friend,
CLAIRE.
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day Cfetcert.1
LOVE sONG.
BY RESrsHAw.


Heave on the winepress. masters. strain!
Crush cut the rough red wine Of psin
Flash thro' each fibre, oh, fiery dew
Fer we are but weak, and there's work TO do.
Hard on the levers-and heave again -..,
Down till the life Of the grape Is slain; a
Grapes that are resped by the edge of the sword;
Pressed for proof in the might OF the Lord.
Daytime is bright but 'tis languid and warm !;
Darkness is sterner that heralds the storm;
Soft In the sunlight we sluggardly rest,
Wake Us with midnight and spears at the breast
Heaye on the wine-press, masters, strain!
Crush out the rough red wine of pain
Flash thro' each fibre, oh. fiery devil
For We are but weak, and there's work to do.
Place tears In arrest, and emotion in chains,
Shackle thought; then forbid to the winds of the
plains
Their courses; prison rivers, and mountains con.
fine
In triphcate brass, and when, masters, you join
The thraldom Of nature to thrsldom of mind,
OF heart and of action. you haply may find
There's force in the tempest unknown 10 the air
When calm, and giant whose name is Despair.
Heave on the wine-press, masters, strain
Crush out the rough red wine of pain
Flash thro' each fibre, oh, fiery dew
For we are but weak and there's work to do.
New Orleans, Sep. Is, ls6S.
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A few days ago it became our melancholy
duty to announce the death of Gen. David
Stuart of the New Orleans bar. In another
column will be found a series of resolutions
referring to his decease adopted last evening
by the Union Soldiers and Sailors Demo-
cratic Club. General Stuart had been a resi-
dent of New Orleans since the close of the
war, and as senior partner of the law firm of
Stuart & Walker achieved for himself promi-
nent position among the legal fraternity of
this city. Acute, able and indefatigable. his
whole mind and heart were absorbed in the
care of the interests intrusted to his protec-
ton. He was especially successful in the
eross-examination of refractory witnesses, and
frequently elected the warmest encomiums
from the bar for the singularly skillful and
ingenious manner in which he discharged his
delicate duty. His friends knew him as
genial, warm-hearted, sincere and generous
man. His record in the federal army was
most honorable one. While not an active
politician since his residence in the Sonth,
General Stuart was a consistent opponent of
all the oppressive measures of the Radical
party, and as true Democrat, was earnestly
in favor of the restoration of peace and pros
'perity of the Southern States.