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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-03
FOURTH AND SIXTH DISTRICT COURTS
TWO LICENSES NOT REQUIRED.
INJUNCTION ON A TAx-oorIEcroR.

INJUNCTION ON A TAX-CoIIECToR.
The distinction between a private and
public business was well drawn by Judge
Theard, of the Fonrth District Court, in the
case OF the city of New Orleans vs.. j. r.
Young. Young having taken out license
as merchant for fifty dollars is sued
by the city for license of two hundred
and fifty, on the ground "that be keeps a
yard on Tchoupitoulas street where he re-.
bales cotton" The Judge ruled that the
merchant was not liable for the license of
two hundred and fifty dollars, because the
evidence showed that he had never carried
on any public business there, but simply
re6aled cotton on his own individual &c.
count. That the tax of two hundred and
fifty dollars conld only be understood as ap-
plicable to those who kept a public piokery,
where cotton is picked and rebaled io7 Ger
tain remuneration, which constitutes a reg
nlar business. F. Michinard, for the city;
). b. Cotton, for the merchant.
A writ Of injunction forbidding Mahan,
Tax Collector from paying a sum that be
collected as taxes from Pike, Lapeyre e.
Brother to the State Auditor or Treasurer.
Las AsSuON nun tuO OiAbn Olsirlcb court. |
The Tax Collector demanded of Pike, La
peyre d Brother the sum of $212g rs.
which they paid under protest, for taxes
for 1867, $1,000 of this amount being for
license due for 1868. Denying the con-
stitutionality of the law of the last Legis- |
lature, which requires the payment Of
taxes in greenhaeks instead of State notes.
as well as the eonstituiionality of the |
law regulating licenses (the revenue aet),
the petitioners ask that Mahan NAV be or
dered to return the $1,000 paid him for
license, and that he may be ordered to re-
turn the uraenhacke Maid aa tav and 10 !
ceiVe In place State certificates OF Indebted
ness or State notes. The prayer for
injunction was granted and the writ served.
Hays and New attorneys for petitioners
We copy these and some other court re-
ports from the Times Of this morning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-03
MErAIRIE RACES.

The attendance at the races yesterday
was not very large. The first contest. be-
tween two year olds, amounted to NOTHING.
as all the colts were withdrawn exeept one
the chestnut, by Mickey Free, who walked
over the track. There was no interest
manifested in this performance. ALL the
horses entered for the second race came nm
to the scratch ia time, each backed by their
respective friends. The knowing ones~
had put up heir money on Wisenhnnt.
who came out third in the race. The purse
and honors were taken by Faro.
SUMMARY.
Second RGos-Purse S20O--Mile heats,
@. Seeler enters VIM. GIassis b. g.
Faro, by Bleak wind. dam Jane
wilkins, oy Ambassador, years
old, 100 pounds. s................
A. N. Summers cutters I B Paiter.
sons ch. C. Wisenhunf, by Sher4
rod, dam BY John Hunter, years
old, " pounds. .......... .
j. Hawkihs enters C. A. Hamilton,s
ch. h. Tom Green, by Memnon,
dam oy Tempest, years cid, ia
pounds. ............... 2 4
Time: I:57i-I:5l.
Three races we're advertised for tt,,-;s;5x
and good time generally was expected
but the heavy rain has duubtl-ss nut \
stop to it all. tbs likely the same prs.
gramme will be arranged for the next day
that race Is practicable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-03
ST. JOSEPH.

steamer Hiram Wood GorRed in Zee
Above For' Kandail-Travels Of the
Passengers and Crew -other Boats
lee B"und-shlpment ~ Iron for Mis-
souri, Valley Railroad.
Special Dispatch to the Missouri Denoeratl
ST. JOSEPH. No.. November 2s, P. NJ
An officer of the steamer Hiram Wood
reachei hire last night by rail. having left
the boat gOrged 10 ice above Fort Randall,
on the sixteenth instant. The officers, crew
and passengers, consisting of one hundred
discharged soldiers, left the bosb and di-
yiding into two parties, travelled on foot
down to Fort Randall, subsisting on wild
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NEW YORK.

Electoral Vote Cast for Seymour and
BIair-The CoHrge TIIIs seymour
Police SuperintendenU Kennedy Ar.
rested.
ALBANY, December 2-After casting the
electoral vote for Seymour and Blair, the
college visited Governor Seymour in a bodv,
NEW YORK, December Police Superin-
tendent Kennedy was arrested to-day for
selling the property of Mrs, Gatewood, said
to be a Southern lady of good family, who
committed suicide yesterday. Superinten.
dent Kennedy claims that the property was
stolen,
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SYNDIC SALE.
MEEKINS, KELLY co. vs.. THEIR CREDI-
TORS.


DY .. GUINAULT, AUCrIoNEER.- -
ID Ofica corner Exchange alley and Btenvile
streets.-SAlu uRDAY, December 10, 1883, will be
Auctioneers Exchange. Royal street, betwet Canal
and Customhouse streets, BY virtue of an order
from me non - for ,S o o.
dated seventh November, 1855 the following landed
properties. surrendered by said insolvents TO their
Fourth DI trIet Property.
l. TWO CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND.
situate the fourth District of his city. desig.
nate, BY Nos. % and %. of square No 81, bounded
by ThiFd, s, c0nd, Laurel and Constance streets,
measuring 26 feet inches lines front on Third
street, by lll feet inches in d. pth.
Third DIstrIet Pa Opertiea.
o FIFTEEN CONTIGUOUS oTS DE GROUND
situai ed IN tue hird ID strict, suburb Washing on,
designated 8 lots Nos, 70 II incl9 lively, in The
Ciouet and Sc John the rAptisS streets, which sad
lois nave the following dimensions, wit: Lols Nos
on Louisa street by liz feet in depth between par
alle lines; lot No y f1rming the corner OF Louisa
And St Avid or claiborne Streets
LOIS Nos ~ 10 and IA measure each o feet front
on st Avid claiborne street by l1O ieet inches
LOIS Nos H. Is and II measure each 90 feet front
st. John the BAp ist. l70 feet olnohes in depth
between parallel lines according % plan drawn by
deuos in the office OF j. Agalsse, Esq, then
;. ALiiT ~ it OF GRDUN situated in the Third Dis
tri OF this city in square bounded by Love Good'
II incnes lines front on owe street 6y Ia ieet 10
inches 5 lines in depth Together with a Frame
House, No tot having four rooms, gallery aud
cabin I, kiichen Of two rooms. gallery and tw
eshinets, priyy cistern well, etc, etc.
4 AN01HrK l., n OF GROUND, situated in
the same district IN square bounded by Old Lsvee,
Mtrigny Vaudeville sireets and the river measur
ing ri inche lines front on o Levee street,
dimensions fronting the river and 6S f.et Ii
inches lines in depth. Together with threestory
brick store, No 6, on Old Leyee street, with fifty
Shares reduced TO Tor yseven, Of the capital stock
Of tine Citizens Bank OF Louisiana standing said
propert ty and secured by mortgage on the same
The abova properties will be sold agIerably to
D ans VIII ch will be exhibited at he Exchange
seve al da previous to the day of sale.
Terms and ondttlons-for the properties hrst,
second. and third described Cash; and Tor the
property fourth. eseribed the pu chaser assuming
toe payment of the interest Que he stock note,
due TO the Citizens Bank, being in cash, say sl6e.
and furnishing to said Bank his stock moi for so,
due on the first Of January. 1913. but renewable on
that date in conformity with the charter of said
Bank aud secured BY mortgage on said property,
according the cha ter Of said Bank, and the bal
ance of the price OF aciudieatinn, Cash;
Acts of sale before " Ill am j. Castel Esq, Nota-
ry Public at the expense of the purchasers, lneud
ing the Unite States stamps.
nOl1 % de3 lois
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RICHMOND,

Charles o'COnnor on the Motion to Quash
the Jefferson Davis IsIndIctment-En Of
the stay Law.
RICHMOND, December 2.-Charles O'Con-
nor arrived tlis evening, to participate in
the argument on the motion to quash the
Davis indictment tomorrow,
The State Journal says ION authority Sec
ond only to official announcements that the
stay law of Virginia will not be extended
beyond the first of January.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

ColOred PresidentIal Electors -Lieuten-
ant Governor to be Elected by the
ReOPIe-Death of a Leading Member
of the Bar.
CHARLESTON, December 2-0ne of the
Republican Presidential Electors of this
State having resigned on account of dis
qualification under The fourteenth amend
ment, Wilson Cook. coored man, has
been chosen to fill the vacancy.
COLUMBIA, s. c., December 2.-The State
Senate decided 10 day that they had no au.
thority to elect a Lieutenant Governor in
place of BOozer, resigned, but that the
election must be by the people.
George W. Williams, q leading member of
tho bar, died suddenly this morning at Nick
ersOn's Hotel. The United States Court
adjourned out of respect ior the deceased.
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ORLEANS THURSDAY EVENING DECEMBER 1858

game. From there they came by stage to
Sioux City.
The steamers Urilda, Benton, Nile and
Ida Stockdale were ice-hound at the point
where the Wood was left. This harbor was
fair, but net perfectly secure, The Hiram
Wood was engaged during July and August
fishing up the freight and machinery of the
Amelia Poe. One hundred tons of the
freight was taken ont and sent to Helena.
The machinery was secured in good order.
During the last few days forty car loads of
railroad iron have been shipped from here
Down the Missouri Valley Railroad to be
used on the extension OF that road to Kansas
City. Work is progressing quite rapidly.
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NASHVILLE.
Railroad Matters-Ku-Klux Outrage.
rEnnninI ninrn4nl. a. A.. i.aa...; In.,.-.--.n

Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Democrat.l
NASHVILLE, November ga bill was in
troduced in the Senate Saturday to sell the
Nashville and Northwestern raj lroad to the
highest bidder.
The bill to restore the McMinnville and
Manchester railroad, now in the hands of
receiver, to the company, was made
special order for Monday week.
The railroad appropriation bill was up in
the House, but on the first vote being taken
it was shown that no quorum was present.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-03

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
on Eighth street. Fourth Distriet-No. s1,lOs,
Second District Court of New orleans-succes-
sion Of Mary Elizabeth Galiber. deceased. wife
of Antoine Gaber.
DYPLACIDF j. aPEA II, AUCTloNEER.
ID Sales rooms 56 Blenvle Street. % ATUR-
will be sold at AueTion, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, by virtue and in pursu-
ance OF an order of the Hon. Louis DuviRns aud,
Judge of the SecordtDistrict Court New Orleans,
dated sep emher 30. 1888, the following described
property belonging to the above tucceesiou 70 wit:
the buildings and Improvements thereon, situat.
IN the Fourth District Of this city, in the square No.
g Of the late Faubou livaudals said square beng
bounded By Eighth, Jersey Ninth and Laurel
Streets measuring esch tweny-sevtn t.et tour
inches front on kia nth street by one hundred and
twenty-slx to-! depth, between parallel nes aud
deSagn4teo Ae lois uumbar eleven anl twelve
rms ano yondiiiot s-One-third cash, the bal
ace a. credit OF and twev mouths IN mites OF
pnfcha ero, drawn By tn N q their own o der and
oy Lnem indorsec, bearing interest at the rate of
ttknt per cent per aDuum from the day OF sas
nnth maj payment, the sale TO CON ain the
cause OF ve per cent attorney fees in Of
for the recovery OF iha Hmsunt of the notes the psy
ment ot wnicn notfs and AttOrnAfs fees be secured
by venoor- lien and pr vlsae and special mort gage
o. tne property sold. and until tile full ard final
payment OF said Aoaee, together with 81 n of non
ahenanao me sremises to be kept nsur. for the
amount OF the said notes at he expense of the
purch ser, and the policy 10 be Transferred 10 The
vendor and the fdture holders of said notes
Aos OF sale. tuEathtr with Inferea1 ReVanua
stamps, etc, before B. O. 6ottschalk notary public
At the expense Of the purchaser no6 IA ii dssll
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BOSTON.

General Grnnt at Boston-He Goes to
Watch the WnItham Watch Works.
BosToN, December "A committee of the
City Council visited General Grant at the
st. James hotel this afternoon. General
Grant, accompanied by the Mayor and mem.
bers of the City Council, visited the Waltham
watch works.
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ALABAMA.

Bills Before the Electoral
Vote Cast fOr Grant ana COlEa Eax-Nar-
rIage of an AuthOreAs,
MONTGOMERY, December 2.-The Legisla-
ture is engaged in discussing Ku Klux bills
in the Senate, and revenue bills and bills
regulating the collection of debts, in the
House. The House has passed a bill re-
pealing all laws prohibiting marriage be-
tween whites aud blacks.
The Presidential electors met to-day and
cast eight electoral votes for Grant and
Colfax.
MOBILE, December 2.-Miss Augusta ].
Evans, the well known authoress, was mar
ried last night to L. NJ. Wilson, the Presi-
dent of the Mobile and Montgomery Rail
road.
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HOUSEHOLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
L. H Stsrn, deceased second District Court.
Docket No. % sec

Docket No. % sec.
RY w. HODGSOE, AUOTIONEER.-
ID Office No q Commercial PIaee-On WE'D
kESDAY December g. 1868, beginning at eleven
O'Clock A. M, on the PREMISES No 3is Magazine
street, bet@een Erato and Thalia streets by virtue
and in pursuance of order Of the Hon. ouis
DusiRneaud; Judge of the Second d strict Court
parish Of orleans, dated November DO 1888. docket
named succssstnn-
THE ENTlkE CONT ENTS OF THE ABOVE
RESIDENl f, consi>tipR of elegant Rns wood and
MAhogouv Piror, Bedroom and Duing Room Fur
ntture. Mirrors, arpsts, Curtains Crockery. Glass
ware Kitchen stove and Utensils, etc. and other
arntles OF housekeeping too numerous to me n ion
Tern 81 an in United States Treasury notes.
The furniture can be seen only the day of sale.
no27 de3s
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COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE No. sazsPAlN


PY G. DE FERIET, hUCTIONEER,
l1 otict and salesrooms So tienvlle street,
WE'D ES6AY. twenty-third December, 1865. at
twelve o'clock NJ, at she Merehants aud Auctloneers
Exchange, hoyal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets, will be sold by public auction by
virtue Of an order from the Hon. Ia Duvigneeud.
Judge of he Second District Court for the parish of
Urleaus, dated November l6 1858. the following
described real estate belengng to said cesson-
the Third District Of this city, in the square
bounded by Spain. Craps. Poet and Greaimen NOV
Dauphine) streets. designated Lot No. l. on a
plan drawn by o A, Heddin, and deposited in the
office of L. Hermaun. late Notary ublic in this
citg. Said lot Of ground measures 80 feet front
Spain street by depth Of s3 feet ch and lnes
between parable ami equal ines together with the
buildings and improvements thereon consisting of
the Two story frame house 9sSpan street contain
ing four rooms. vestbue, hall, closets, two front
galleries, two story kitchen, containing five s,
closets, balcony, sned, OF tern, privy etc. -
Ierns-Cash in United States Treasury Notes.
Act of sale with Internal Revenue stamps at
taohed before r. Barnett, notary Public et pur-
chasers expense no2] 26 de 9I0 II "
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A VALUABLE IMPROVED LOT. No. u PER

dido street. between Dryades and Rampant
ha streets-s Succession of William r. Hunter
Second Dis rict Court OF New Orleans, No 81 9i7.
pTJ Il WALTON 81 DRsI.sbN DE-.
- Z. WALTON, Auctiohser-Otice M Carondelet
strset-SAT RDAY, December 26, ls6s, at u NJ, at
the Auetioneers Excpanfe, Ro al stteet, BY vir-
tue snd IN pursuance of an oreeT of the honorable
Louis puvign. aud Ju1gs of the Sc ond District
'ourt OF New Orleans dated November 20 e6e,
Court docket No 81 947 will he sold for sccount OF
the above named succession, the following described
property. 10 wit.
ONE LOT or GROUND. with the buildings
and improvements thereon, in the First DIS rict of
this CITY, the square bounded by PerdIdo Cravier,
Drybdes and Rampant ST. eets, deslgnated by the
No 4 on sketch annexed to an act passed before
TheOcore SehRers. late notary in his city, on ie
thirteenth November, 1888 measuring in Am rlean
meR- ure 81 feet II inches lines 'front.' on Perdido
street by depth between parallel lines of III ieet
2inches lines
The improvements on this lot consist of two
story brick kitchen. having four rooms, sheds, cis-
tern. hydrant, etc,
Ttrms--Cash in U. s. Treasury notes.
Act OF sale before A. Mazereau Notary Public at
ihe expense OF the purchaser including United
State Revenue Stamps.
noA q Oe5 IL lq 26
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sUooEssIoN OF GUsrAvE voM HoFE

RY JDsEPH HOLZ. AUCrI0NEER. Of
- ice No. 81 Chartre4 street.-Will be sold on
WEDNESDAY, the sixth of January, at IL o'clock
A. M, at the Merchants and Auetioneers' Ex-
Canal streets by virtue Of order from the Hon.
Louis Duvigneaud. judge of the Second District
"A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND WITH THE
BuuLllNGS AND ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS 8
THEREON, situated in the Fourth District of this
city, in the square bounded by Camp. Magazine,
Six , and Seventh streets, designated by the mum
parish of Jefferson, In this STate. and measures
twenty. eight feet front on Magazine street by
can measure.
A quired by deceased by purchase from Terrence
Met onne by an act passed before John T. Coffey
Notary Public in this city, on the twenty-eighth
Act OF sale, including internal revenue stamps
at the expense OF The purchaser. before Joseph
Oohn, No Public; also the purchaser has to pay
all taxes due.
Terms Dash iu United States Treasury notes.
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COTTAGE ON cLIo STR zEr-suco lssIoN

of Fra els P. West.-No. o, ,391.-seconi DIS
triot CoNrt for he Parish of Orleans
DYr. e. .GIRARDEY d CO.. AUCTION
ID eer5-n cho u, u. Ho4, Auctioneer Otbce No
tAenatsr ,ace--SAlUku y, nlDe tsutu De-
cember, 1885,, at we've O'Clock NJ, at the Merchant,
OF or rendered in the above emitted u after
by The Hon, L. Duvign aud, Judge OF the Second
District Court OF New Orleans, the twelfth Novem
ber, ls6s signed he third August ls6s. will
BE- sold Mt public auction, for account of said sue
ce sion
A L fr OF GROUND in the FIRST District of this
cit the square No. 5e9, founded by CHG. trato,
Lht rty and oward Streets designated lot No. g.
and mea uring 80 feet incnes and 3Is lines font
Clio street, by depth between parallel lines, of l59
jeet len inches and lines The improvements com
prise = one-story frame house, slate roof retired
from the street, having front gallery and four rooms
O she'd cistern etc.
TeIms-CAsh in Unit d tAtes Treasury notes, and
purchasers 70 sume payment of III taxes for 1853
Act of sale and United States stamp at the exs
pense OF the purchaser, before Octave N 'rel, Esq
Notary Public nol1 3 dP5 u is
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BY TELEGRAPH.

LATEST NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
THE LATE BATTLE on THE PLAINS.
CUSTARS VICTORY OVER THE INDIANS.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
ELECTORAL VOTE OF NEW YORK STATE.
Arrest of Police Superintendent Kennedy.
THE DAVIS TRIAL AT RICHMOND
GENERAL GRiNTS VISIT TO BOSTON.
National Board Of Trade Organized.
THE FLORIDA IMPEACHMENT QUESTION.
Interesting Miscellaneous Intelligence.
Morning Dispatches to The Associated Press.
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GEORGIA..

EiectIOn OF the Peoples Ticket MT Au-
Eusta.
AUGUSTA December 2.-The municipal
election passed off quietly. The peoples,
or Democratic ticket, was elected by 1l36
majority.
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AssIoN or JULIEN ADoLPHE LA
CROIx

~ 2. eUINAul-r, i. AueTIo ! NE;ER-of,Oe 8;I
|. iNDAY. Decsaioer g, lsss, vii be sold at Ieseu
otM A. NJ. a. the corusl of Victory and French
ltfnats ht virtue o. an order from the tonOr.
:, Ite Second District enrt for the parish Of
n - dated tlriob-r II lt65;
. WHOLE CONFINES Of q we'll assorted
eF ~ kto Q, heated at the above corper. and con
r. 81 VII IN caeka cases aud demiinhn sugar
nnE Isrf, HAmt OIL in baskets and bottles,
sa1n. uc2q dsI7
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CINCINNATI.


National ROaId of Ttade,
CINCINNATI, December 2.-The National
Board OF Trade organized by eecting Fred
erick Trolley, ofPhiiadelphis, President.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS AND
fed,a L,,wn;tnra hycffor

Umce FuTnltuTe AZ AuotIun
RXJ DEJA AN Jr., AUOTIONEER OFFICE
- no. rs pravier Stree, will be sold on FRI
DAY. December A. 1862, at eleven O'Clock, A.
M, nj his new Auction Room, No. l63 GraveT street,
corner tarondelet-
ble ToI, E1rass,. W. srds sn1.s STrins, ~ ~
nnairs, Marble Top Centre Tables, Marble Top
r. Rere, hidenoafds xtension Fables, Cane and
Wood Seat uhairs, Hatrack,, Double and Single
Safes. Mattresses, Carpets. Paintings etc.
Upright eno Square Piano and Ofice Furniture
-AIhO-
One large invoice q Walnut and Poplar extra
Misses Cottage BEDS, Walnut and Painted COttage
bedroom cts.
Terms-oash in United States Treasury notes.
0s10
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EnAnaEs THEATRE.

aEbA r. '.''s'.''''.-' ..,'',, sor
LIES POPE,......... Lessee ana manager
Aday Evening. December 3, 1858
kEVENIN TILL. FUR RrHER NOTICE,
give n a. entirely new play by OHARL ES
ADF sugre-ted by Teunyson's beautiful
Ikhsh idylic poem, entitled DOR Farmer
lEn M u O1uldouk; Dora, NJ 'ss Goui-
Ikk The plav will be produced with new
Xn-ry. appropriate mus j. 4nI appoini ments
Nclnde with the FOOl or THE FAMIl Y.
AY-Beneh Of Nj. o. w. OOULpO X.
fED-Twent,.Hvs young acies Tor the Bal.
open at sven O'Clock p. NJ; the overture
. meuoas at half past seven r. III.
u charge for reserved seats. de3
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BOND OF TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA. "a
SUCCESSION OF MRS. SARAH HIBBFN
Goodman, wife ofgJ, G. Ellis, No. l4ees Second
District Court for the Parish of Orleans.

PY C. z. GIRARDEY 81 OO., AUO-
ID tioneers, Nicholas j. Hoey. Auetioneer--O Office
No II Exchange Place -SATUkDAN, twelfth
December, ls6s, at twelve O'Clock NJ at the Mer-
chants and Auctoneers' EXchan Ee, on Royal street.
by virtue of an order OF the Honorable the Sec
ond District Court for the irish Of Drlsans dated
twenty seventh November, 1863, w,ll be sold pub
lie auction g..
Bood of the State of Louisiana, for S1o00, dated
first June, 1853 issued to rev Or ,Is. -, :
lopsAs aud great Western Railroad being No. l5
" tn coupons achVd
Terms-C III IN United States Treasury notes
de2 5ll "
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FLORIDA.

The Impeachment QuestlOn-ATain Point
not vet Reached.
TALLAHAssEE, December 1.-THE argu-
ment in the Supreme Court, on the motion
BY Gleasons counsel to quash proceedings
for want of jurisdiction, concluded to-day.
The court decided that it has jurisdiction.
Attorney General Meek then offered mo
ton that the rule nisi be made absolute,
whereupon further argument began and
lasted until adjournment. There is some
pfnspect of the main question being reached
b. 1re the close ofthe year.
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lErIEa TREATk

GRAND FAMILY MATINEE.
.der TO accommodate various Families who
able TO witness its ormer reIreseb tations,
Hing Sensational drama of
UNDER THE GAN LIGHT
presented for tb. last ime on y SATURDAY,
December g. at Twelve O'Clock.