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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-28

Jacob sample and Others VS.. Steamboat
Southefner Her Tickle, Apparel, etc,
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District of Louisiana, No. 90S5 In obedi
to admiralty warrant, to me directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized ana taken into
my possession
The steamboat SOUTHERNER, her Tackle,
Apparel, ETC, now hbeed by Jacob Sample 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 tine owner
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having or pretending 10 have any right title or IN
trict Court of the United States for the District
aforesaid to be holden the city Of New Orleans,
or before the TIL IkD MONDAY from the date here
of, to show cause if any they have or can, why
the said steamboat Southerner her tackle, apuare,
etc, should not be condemned and be sold agreeR
bly, 20 the prayer of iibeants.
United States MarshaIs Once, New Orleans,
eleventh day Of March 1865 . ,
No. 5i5-mhI2 II "a q United States MARSHAL
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o, S. MARSHALIs SALES.
United states vs; a Certain sam on Pont-

United states vs.. a Certain sam on Point
ohartrain Railroad
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the Dis triot Louisiana, No. 909-by virtue
OF writ of vendition ezponas to me directed in the
above emit tied suit | will proeesd to sell to the
highest bidder on FRIDAY, the 18th day of April
1858 at twelve az ook NJ at United States internal
revenue bonded warehouse No. 8, corner Of JuS and
Foucher streets
A certain STILL, etc. and APPARATUS.
Terms-O4sh az time of adjudication, in United
States Treasury notes.
United States MGrshRrs Office, New Orleans, TWEEN
ty-seveuth day of March, 1863
j. HEBRON. U. S. Marshal
No, 6a5-mh2s apl no
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-28

AN kinda Of Books and Sheet Music bouI
style b suit the customer. None but tho 4
ful Nnrirmen aro employed An work Vaf
give satisfaction, and viii be dsne as lol
other esiablizhmont in thsoity. Partaoalaf
gigun 70 al kinds al saii1s. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-28

fEEIcHTs--We hAre again TO report dull
market. Offerings Of every dtscrintion Of
freight for either foreign 81 cqaafwise portB
are limited, and Ia some instances rates are
easier. British vessels are sskinr cotton
far Liverpool at 7-l6d., hut MAost * Che
ennagements in Americas vessels have
been at 153203d. The steamers are
takiae cotton for New York 81 &c., and
corn et nc. There IS one siesnaship
On lae berth Tor Liverpool, the a4enir -
whIeA 4te asking III lSe12d. for cottQN. Vet
quota 81 steam--C0tton 70 1isotf4cI
llleUlt b New York Ic,; Boston, e
PtIAdH1hla 5c tepacco 70 New let4s
SIC hh4 " Boston sud PhiiadelptA
So. lour 70 New York Boston, and Phlla-
delpnla, Dec pe3 corn 70 New York, We.
II laaheh , san tho rates are: 7-i9Q1td.
for eetfol 60 LItlIn1eis ic. 10 HaTre; tc.
70 Dremeps l0ic. % New York, ana q. y
n &c 8os.aa; asa for Nonoco 70 Bremens
42s ed.Gt5s. y LiYffr1oI % New Fork
and Eo5Io1 = hnl. Ito g Dbl for loAr
20 New YORK pd bosl9H eaa s. 70 LAYER
ao0le I56ff5f enA bel fsI corn 10 Nefi1cfn
ports; Ia % Liverpool, a1d lGldto Cla4
gov.
Er4lE AND hioLtss Tie ftIp1a tizis
MoIaiaa comprise b nl14. f11t III buI1
ans hsifhba, mqi4sse4. l4ana Is
c1a4 10 tie local trade, ard !. |i11|'ed -
t1a1 M 1nI4 tew snat ssies f-Ia 4sa
10 daY Quote l3se. =. ~ ~
fully laIt sugar lc- CT iuiiF lsif V ni'Ha
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-28

United Statea va. Eighteen barrels
Whisky and Thirty One Hundred Cigars.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District of Louisiana No. se65-By virtue
of writ of vendition eKpauas to me directed in the
above entitled suit, l wilt proceed to sell 10 the
highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the twenty eighth
day of March 1865, at IL clock A. NJ, at United
States internal r~veuHe bonded warehouse, No. g.
corner of Julia and FOu cher streets
Thrty-one hundred CIGARS more or less. . .
Terms-Cash. at time of adjudication, in United
States Treasury notes,
f. j. HEBRON,
No. b54-mhl7 20 q % U. s Marshal.
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w. II. BUSHNELL vs.. H. II. Drake.

IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
L for tine Fifth Circuit aud District Of Louisiana,
No. 5s0l-By virtue of a Vut OF heri facias
to me directed in the above entitled suit, will
proceed to sell to the highest bidder on SATUR-
DAY the twentyeighth day of March, 1868 at twelve
90 o'clock NJ, at entrance to Oustomhouse building,
on Old Leyee street
80 CARTOONS, 10 TRUNKS. and 8 CASES, con
tanning 1855 pairs, more less, Ladies' Chlldren's
and Mems BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS, as
sorted as per inventory on file in my ofiee
Terms-Oash, at time Of adjudication, in United
States Treasury notes.
United States Marshal's Office, New Orleans,
sixteenth day of March, 1868.
No. b56-mhII 20 "a %
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Good Intent Dry DOCK CompnnY vs..
Steamer j. NJ Sharp Her Tackle, Apparel, etc. -
IN The UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i for the District OF Louisiana, No. 9035-In obe-
dience to admiralty warrant to directed in the
above emitted suit, / have seized and taken
into my possession
The steamer j NJ. SHARP, herTacIlle Apparel,
etc libelled by the Good Intent Dry Dock Com
pany for the set forth in the libel pend
ing in the District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all aud every person or persons
having or pretending to have any right, title o. in
terest in or to the to be and appear at Dis
triet 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
the said steamer j. NJ. sharp her tackle, apparel
etc, should not be condemned, and be sold agree
ably to the prayer of hbeisnt.
United States MarshaPs Office, New Orleans,
thirteenth day of March, 1858.
No. 552-mhli ls24&
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ITH- OAK ana TTTT HUUN
HA. rs Hntrh<a alreelt
aolg 40 AAH osAAANs
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Marine Intelligence


uN4IqE OK TIE DAILY REpU tI1utN. /,
Saturday. Alasen .. ie.l' J
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j. HI. Harper and j. II. Harris VS..
Steam boat Wenoua Her Tackle Apparel, etc
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
L for the District OF Louisiana, No. sO3t-in ODE
dience to admiralty warrant to me directed in the
above entitled suit, / have seized and taken INTO
my possession
The Steamboat WENONA, her tackle, ap-
parcel etc now hbeled bv j. IL. Harper
and j.. II Harris for the causes set forth in
the libel now pending in the District Court of the
United States.
and 40 hereby cite aud admonish the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person OF persons
having pretending to any right, title, in
terest in to the same to he ana ear at Dis
trlct Court of the United States, tor he District
on OF before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof to show cause, If any they have or can why
should not be condemned and be sold sgreeably
United States MarshaIs Office, New orleans.
nineteenth day of March, 1868.
No, 565-mh20 Is 81 apA
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United state. ": DI.tlnery Of Henry

United States vs.. DIGtillery Of Henry
Lusss. No. 10 New Leves street.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
L for the District of Louisiana, No s953-By virtue
of writ of vendtiOni exponas to me directed in the
above entitled suit, / will proceed to sell 70 the
1868, at twelve 90 O'Clock NJ, at entrance to Gus
tomhouse building, on Old Levee street
The CONTENTS Of the Distillery- of Henry
Lusse as per inventory file in th,s efse0.
Terms-Oash, at time Of adjudication, in U. s.
Treasury notes,
United States MarshAs Office New Orleans
sixteenth day of March, 1868
F. j. HEBRON. U. S. Marshal
No. 55S-nhlT q "a 2S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-28

The clearancss to-day were for Boston ex-
clusively.
ToRAgcO-The stock on sale is too light to
admit Of extended operations, and buyers
for foreign account are consequently unable
to enter the market except in limited way.
There are orders here, however, and were
the supply sufficient il is thought that quite
greater portion Of the sales at present are To
city manufacturers, with now and then
some small lots taken for export. We quote
the market very firm at the annexed figures,
saw
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-28
COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY EVENING. March n. Is

FRIDAY EVENING. March n. 1855.
CoTroN-The sales to-day amounted to
5000 bales at prices showing an improvement
of fully 4c. % II. We now quote ordinary
at 2l361223c.; good ordinary at 233@2Jlc.;
low middling at 243@242c.; middling at
25@-c.; and strict middling at 255@-.
The market opened with lively demand,
excited by the favorable tenor of the New
York and Liverpool kilograms, and at a
later hour was further stimulated by dis
patches of still more encouraging charac-
ter. Hence the large business noted above.
The sales of the past three days sum up
$500 bales, making total Tor the week of
2I,OO0 against 20, 400 last week, and 20,650
the week before. The receipts proper lex
GLIDING the arrivals from Mobile, Florida,
and Texas, which are embraced in their re-
spectiVe statements) amount to 1926 bales
against 1886 last week, showing decrease
of $40 bales. The receipts proper for the
corresponding week last year were 1884
!.siss Al,ha sgae.is eVnnrfs comprise %. Il9
bales, embracing 1886 to Liverpool; $500
to HaVre; 2A23 to Barcelona; 95l to Genoa;
1851 to Bremen; 2llS TO Boston; and 1919 to
New York
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branch Office, Philadelphia.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.

IL "llcu OmCe, Tl1adelpnla.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, !:
where the general business CT the Compa.
ny Is transacted, and 20 which all general
corresl ondencc should be addressed.
DIRECTORS.
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= p.. Islh; fhla. Henry D. Cooke, Wash.
e. =; natchicfd Starr, Phila. Vim E. Chandler, Wash
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'G HELL =; Iys, P1iia Edward Dodge, New Yort
~ AAi"cNle5 Clark, PhIla. H. G. Fshnestock, N. Y.
OFrl1 ERs.
EtAKENCE H. CLARK Philadelphia President.
n u! u: COOKE, Washington, Vice President
JAY COOKE, Chairman finauc. and Executive com.
EMERSON = ": PEErE, Phila. sec'y and Actuarv
~ ~: tGhNE K Washington, Assistant Secretary
FRANCIS 1S( G: SMITH, NJ. D., MEDICAL Director:
- A".NE HEAhs. u. p, ASH -. NeV Director.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BOARD.
aasSf 1zf Sss;s Ms;s
sfi h.se95sp{, .4i,et %s1 * ~
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wM E: cHa lsa,4 :w; aishilngttonn: psc bic.
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Tue rates Of premium, being largely re-
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A MBR1CAN WYTCH1s:S4 7:some ii ii
n a.sat ~e1r .bfSuGhtt: p .'st:: CleGd4 i
rom ITO 8 OF. oasaj4& ~ r9ptsf oofh si
ver-st BUsH'S:zo A. gdariht1s ton, Il
makers accompanies N.t g 3 :bs,i 70
1k-Sig ,SCSEf@4 ~" ST"sf"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-12
CHAPTER v.

1t is really delightful to have an A.
tist in ones household. He introduces
an element somewhat allen, somewhat
superior, to the common worldly deeds
and words which are too often our best.
The beautiful and foroible thoughts Of
all ages are his friends, and, ill Lis
mind With continual pictures, and his
canvas with an occasional creation that
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-12
.oAe FALSE STEP.
BY MRS. Z. B. BROw MING,

Ky MRS. Z. B. BRow MING.
,jfi..r div ssoli----.;
SWEET, thou hast trod on heart
Pass! tftfe's world full Of men,
y And wausp rs aan ashton art, +:
Must do such a thing; now and then.
jtiI-i ~ DJt' u @iit!0t 20. -
Thou ha.t only stepped unaware. -:
Malice MT one can impate; q
!; And why should d heart have been there,
s!ee t4o WY ofa t.ir vonan'' foot'
= j was not a sten. that could trip,
Nor was it.a thorn that could rend;
:: Put up thy psm,d undcriip -
- Twas merely tho heart ofa friend.
AMI yet 4 e,DdYepture. one day, -.
When sitting alone 1T the glass,
Remaining the bloom gene away,
Where the smile 10. It's dimplement was,
Aud seeking ssound thee in vain
From hundreds who, tluttered before,
Such wrrd as "Oh, not in the main
Do hold thee less precious, but more"
Thou'ltsigh, very like on thy part:
q. "0f all have, known or can know,
wish I had ouly that heart
! trod upon ages a. OF"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-12

ClStlc point OF V1eW-euecave; you
know. But really; it is doing bes too
much houor. She isn't worth Il t. to; -
'"But, Max" 1excIaimed, delighted.
Il thought. you admired her.
"No," he: answered intellectually;
"but she's very entertaining girl. I'm
not ready to fall in :loSe with anybody
yet; that: is a very different thing
Meanwhile I want to be entertained,
and SO / call on Marian. l had ano.h-
er reason too, but that I will not tell
YOU. Z ':~.::z ::,..' -, g.
f.: And hewould not, though I; guessed
and wondered. But his laid bis hand
on NY shoulder NTH a*caressing, pro-:
tedting. motion that brought vizi5l y To-
my mind that, evening long :sgo,y when =
he,just touched my: face, SO gently sss he,
passed: ;oats That sevening'-tt1css'
blocks, Leonard's gifts, which he hsdsi
fexaulinfd al, Ibis question ~nezts saorn. =
ing !rsa( la aashAed fl through my mind Like:
lightning, and a suEe instinct tola me-
Fthat t. 1syeal: n! Mlarian,s. true eaeraeter;
70 Leonard, he had done all, this, think
ms perhaps. s.. te> secure his cousia's;
happiness! i. / sat. awhile, s,leaeed By
the th ought: | hardly koeg uhe:ser
RI liked it or not; But Of eor::ss: ! did.
II . sudden : fancy. thrilled sa5 heart,
that Max was better and ID !d'eares. than .
Ai,h6usaud Leonarfdss, I dro7e til2 ,f-n~7
away. Leonard was the: la;@ 81 I,y
I life. D.! love .: en1roughs With -o,azJ
thread Ct M ,f.te- y:<..:,! ee..,>I,, ~?
But Ma1ia ian MS =; II. 1eail5S: Gid not
care for hsr al u qEne!n H t. had foiis:.
her with her GA .~'sopon2!
Concluded On Fourth PAGE.
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CHAPTER VI.

.. Ooe< evening Lou Winter came in
for. long cosy chat. II was late il au-
tumn nov, and: We were glad to hover
over the fire, and talk over all sorts of
little things, dixie other women's talk"
as the Dutchman said. Max was not
at homo, Aunt Ellen was in her own
room, 50 We gave ourselves. up to the
luxury of an hours gossip, none of it
very; important, till Lou said =, =.
"Ob, Ernie, have you seen mir. Cleve-
land lately" -
=: "No, not for i moon and ! half:'' -
"Well, you should have seen him as
L did yester!ay. He was standing, = in
Barnett's dooOri,, when your cousin a in vent
by, with Marian Wood, (oh, Max y and
lslht scarcely looked Ct Leonard, just
bowed a very. little; and very .hanghtily,
While she went on}talkinx to your jcuus-
~, aud said il her ini~iteble manner.
50 distinctly that Leonard heard aud I
be.rd,,aiwhy have T never know. you,
'tSpFss' MI [s, ruay,i;F'' ;, .11sepeid clare:
Ibid ct biz teeth hard, and 'muttersd
f1ypserite;f,shen farming suddeob, he
Il saw me, you know We wetc' always
friends, and said before he thou ht,
'Dhas y gil vi, viz have mems souls tqT.a.
sitter * tor some one, Day +" is'u ~: o.u -:
Here rev vas sf food tor Thought. t made
ny heart .she 3 htls 70 thiqk Of dear
) Max getting eotanegled; but t6eu.it had
made Leonard find her out. Still, not
even to save Leonard; would I have
lost thisE11sx With His lofty DIRE dreams ii add
chiv1ifioltUsl! ia aoi'GT's'on'a' oiIta
A little lnll ensusd ir our ta!::;.' j
cat looking meditatively into the red
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15
Special Notices.


Invalid reaier. de ycg know what nine-tent Of the
bitter compourds you sccied by The pfopfcors "a
accepts IS up'yersai psGaceas composed oft 0iFs
he I'd for a moment. They manufactured from uDpu
rasd alcohol containina considerable pcrcn OF fas
- poison aint Il dspdts pr1ssc acA Ths bszis
OF the regular nttGres ii the &stefia Medica is the
same. No amount Of .heIbsi extrsc's-
tl- bad tendency Of this pernitcus elcusen. The
seize, OF soaaI Rye. ihotofgsly fecasd, Is tina only
ssfasisn. whi be ssfsly used component OF
tlnio. Alternative sud antt,tiiaus medicine and HOS
TErrtRs STOMACH BItTER,5;a the rn,y nas dicIna,
preparation in the world IN which this srtscais
ingredient. Hence the extraordinary eFecss OF thi
-r~at specfSc. Il sivts strength without ppduesrg
eitemen.. To other tonic does this. All the ordinary
I3sers fash tie free and srsct the hrsin. HcsFET-
Ts8s BIfTgRs dleua.s agreeable csIn through the
sten, promotes digestien aud pr ssep
No ether tonic quickly retivea the exb sussea phsf-
os energies rssthrss tAesrpe, tend the goem
end depression which always accompanies weakness
the bodily powers. pnrses from the systam the
bib which re'ard its natural funtliofs. and
which rag pa to the cheek and sect ring tn
tro IL batlshss those clogs upon plessuFe
iat syssm q, high health aud necessarily Hroses val
uasis adjunct T. The digestive otgars ,ril I. all thai
Il 1scied 10 sat bsh / IS s cosstsnss u the ksie.
nAvi2dsw
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RON wuAryTIs WORTH.

Tins The Chicago Tribune entities this par
agraph in its Washington dispatches. eone
corning the detection of Republican sena-
tors. in the impeachment matter:
The action of certain Senator's yesterday
WAS so unexpected that all impeachment Re-
publiesns have been trying to ascertain the
real causes Of what is now regarded as con-
nec,ed action. Anexplanaton, which comes
in the first place from one OF the doubtful
Senator'S, is believed by some OF the best
posted politicians II is 10 the effect that the
President had through certain Of his TRENDS,
pledged himself II acquitted, TO appoint
new rabiref which should bring hinrinto ae-
cord with the Democrats and Conservative
Republicans and into partial agreement
with the Congressional plan Of RECONSTRUCT
ton, The idea being to attempt the organiza-
ton Of a new party, those Senators vic vote
10 aequit to have control Of the patronage in
their States. Some facts have come to light
concerning an attempt made at the White
Hongs to secara Senators for the last Two or
three weeks. One of the President house.
hold has been in correspondence with gen>
tleman in a city Of an adjoining State. The
contents Of several of these letters are
known Each contains information that an
other Senator had been secured by the presl-
uPnl, ana tue last Ole, WIIttbii IND hays Ne
fore the break in the Senate, reads as fol-
lows:
We have gained one more Senator, and
this makes acquit.al certain
An investigation into attempts 10 bride and
corrupt Senators i. almost certain TO take
place.
There is jast this ahout that. Fools are
never all dead. Every man can better rate
another's Importance than his own. An
drew johnson will never quit being fool
enough to think that he can make johnson
party. Wm. H. Seward will never quit being
fool enough to think that he can hep him.
And nobody should be surprised if Seward
and Doolittle and Dixon are not the only
fools IN the Republican party. There Is nc
fact in American politics better established.
than the fact that -enegadism will certainly
kill any man. And the reason that it is a
well established fact IS because so many men
have proved it. That is the school Of expe-
Renee that politics keeps, and there will al
ways be fools to 20 there to learn. 1t may
be that these certain Senators are expert
menting for themselves. Cutfee shook the
tree; it was not the coon that dropped, hut
cudee. Let Grimes and company go on.
Somebody will "drap, but it won't be the
Republican party.
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uorr,bie Accident at Moscow, lows.
From our friend, J. x. Baxter, OF MOSCOW
We have the following particulars q 49, =.
mentable accident that took place lne'''
evening. .1ed seyen-
Mr.. John Brandt's daughter, a ,g;aa -
teen wears, was badly injured wnl,s ;,ns ,hs
kindle y FIRE in the stove Ale. ph.as s.ah
s sha ,hen,ht she would pour powder on me
sne .no IA make them blaze, which she did,
sparks az, f1an bottle containing one pound.
poufirs nd learns from the children that she
M "a vigorously done this, and that they had
an, aa the house for fear Of the powder
flowing IN he stove There was loud re-
mort OF the explosion, rafting OF window
glass end cries for hep, but no assistance
reached the house until the poor glr's Clothes
were all on ire ard her person terribly ln-
iured by the powder. 4 portion Of her breast
was torn away. and her arms scarred. shes
under the care Of DR.. Reynolds, one Of the
oldest physicians in The State, who Is doing
all he can for the sufferer, and reports iasor-
ably up to this morning .--1nsca''"s iiosea1
Journal.