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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-16
THoS L. MAXWELL,
nolS dss IL Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
CATHERINE. Lapg. WIsow. Of Jean simon

Catherine LaPg, Widow of DEAN Simon
RuisssG ar Vi. Jean Lacrouts II =
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
y leansNo o. ff8-By virtue Of an alias writ Of fieYi
taeas, 70 me direated BY the Honorable the Second
District Court of New Orleans, in the above entitled
cause, will proceed TO ssll at pubic auction. on
the premises hereinafter designated on SATUR.
pay the twenty sixth day of December 1858, at s
THE CONTENTS OF A DAIRY. situated on
Alexander street. between Nam and ST. Ann streets
in the Second District OF this city.
Certain HORSES, etc. .t.r
belzed IN the above suit ~
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The nstt ess.ien begins September I. 1858. and
ei9ggp Iure %, lsea, = -
In al branches Of Literature and Schemes USUALLY
.taI1nht "a thu hnHt Col inaoH and uniEarstties
Course 81 Study elnbfaoe8 PreparatoFr and Al
AQadnute Dopsrtmelt. inelnding 4 Literary. Suien
tide, and Optional UourEe, Special School 81 Ciyi
EpglnaaFyng and > uommsrcial School
TatinsrrFof al expenses. except clothing AN.
t11f pa3 abs IN nfvance balance IN eeual pssme AZ.
Jannary hrHt and 4 pri first
qres. sssslsed 9. any time during he session
pRhnG's AMReIoAN oHRUMos for SAN a.
~ " ss'pss'abls a. stqEs, - osselofas. nsil'd
nSiesa 5ssa. Z ESston.
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PATRICE LEONARD, S
LIE JarSpe Police de In ParOIsse a cESSI
qusmi vs.. Augus'e Lssssps ct ses dS.oord


qusmt vs.. Augus'e Lssssps ct ses d
tiers d Wla Succession d Alexandra LED
TOUR Dg SECOND DISTRICT judd
" dams etpour Ia pAroisse de Pladuemi
E--En verm dun ordre de saisie ct ventf
efesse parH Honorable Ia Cour du second +
Jealclalre d~e ct pour la paroisss de Plaql
CABS fanairN ei-dessus. je procederai a
laHente pub IS. q Ia porte de la Maisou
depette ParoA le SAMEDI, 4 ;anvier 1850 |
IeRlns Table PORTION de 10 propriete ci-a
EHE oRRI NE PORTION DE TERR.
daW cette pa ieses sur la rive gauche u
~ .asippl. m pant quarante-cinq Arpen
eu neuves EauarAnte srpents de prul
environ DIX ses au- dessus de Ia MaisOn
De Y PC paroi prince dams la partie Sd.
par proprIe Auguste Lnsseps ct aui
tiers AlexAn Lesseps, d6cede ct dams
inteK1ere par SQprl6t6 d'Hypclite Mon,
persuNpe gus pz nra Assez de la dite te
consrAf ie lu6em rendu dams cetoe affair
sommt us quaft4 mile cent piastraa at
huiGsM aVec in11r et l6Ra ldu 1uAtTe avril
qua niAit paiaHlpnt, plus six cents piaI
frais D 1epons erlesurus ct dus au plaiend
cette AHktro. =
0ondI Hone oH liant. sur les lieux, en-
Tresor - Esate- u y. ~ -'
., Bpr Re, ds sh ~ ParOisss de Plaqusnin
nOsO TRIoE LEoNARD
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Monthly adveftisements Inserted every other DAY.
10 be charged two-thirds the shove rates
Second page monthly ADVERTISEMENTS eaon square
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uaper tirst insertion 81 50 per square; each subse-
uantiusertion seyentyihve cents per square.
Second page TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS, eacn inser-
ton 81 50 per square 49,.
n nav each insertion.
Regular advertisers, who advertise largely, will be
allowed such discount from above named transient
rates as may be agreed upon provided, that in no
ease shall such discount exceed twenty-five per
Usnt.
All business notices Of advertisements to be
charged twenty cents per line each insertion.
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RRnRIPTa nP PRnnnnR

L0UIsylLLE-stsansr Nick Longworth-s7s bis
cotton hhds tobacco DO ffn
PHIs-sts.msr MagsntA-2l7l bales cottsn
21eO SKIS cotton aaed itng ff l-f ss II
QUAOHlTA EIVER--Staamer TahlequAh-lO27
bales cotton and Buudry produce 800 1f
bdnENEPORT-Steame frolic-e01 bales cotton
IS bids sugar 70 bbls Is hf bbls molAssas M
ST LOUIb-StsAmer Atlantic and bArRes-S0 bis
cotton 2 bhis -four 1l2 bbs pork 1909 sks corn 5se6
SKIS oats 100 sis bran ESQ AXIS vice 81
OPkLOpsAE-stsamer J G Blaskford-2si bales
cotton And aundFy produce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Grey Eaale-l8 bales cotton
10 hhds sugar 50 bbls moiaasas n I 2
DoNALDAONvILLE--E Steamer New Era---el
hhds auear l62 bbls hf bbls molasses ~ ~
BAYOU 6AkA-St1ameF Lafouruho-.l bAlee
cotton s. hhda sugar lso bbla molassoe
NAGIt hEdD-Steamer Cham afon No. fS-s7
hllts q n Dbl. hi bbis molaHsSa
I, ksQpy I,a coAsT--stsAmsr Aloe-D hhds sugar
LOWER C0AsT-Stetmer A @ Brown--ss bbls
tcs 2 bbll oranges q hhds sugar 22s bbls hf bbs
ThIB0DAux- stsamsr Fiiokar rs bbls n0lassss
Z bales cotton n II
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PER oPELouEAs RAfLRoA % December Is
bales cotton q aids sugar q bbs molassss and lol
PA JxuKsoa RAIIR0Ap -Deoembsr $3.50
hllss eotton q E1l fest iulsbsf and Sahdriss q
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, 4
Wednesday, December l6, 1853
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,
n published every Saturday morning. subscrip-
ton IS per annum, in advance; half yearly and omar
terly, name rates. single copies ten oents
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helzed In tue above suit
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05

For the Eewsdealer. 81
EvELiSE.-A WAR "REMINISCENCES

Moonlight, music, love and flowers, .
moonlight streahiug VI at The open win
dows anI mocking 10 ,ts s0st purity, The
dszzliug glare 0f the lamps,-riusic from
i mingled chords of hudiuii voices. bicnJ.
cd tones Of silvery sAectncss and deep
mauly uttersnces, with ripplcs OF merry
laughter now and then iDtcrmingliug.
and all ovcrlowered occos,onaIly by the
groud piano IL the front psrlor,-iovc
SPARKLING in deep clear eyes. spoken may.
hpps in l,w tender toocs. OF irlcatcd BY
The lingering hand p'essnrc- -Aowers eve
rywhere IN cnstly vases utioii ihe .mlntels,
blushing amid heavy tresscs Of daik brHwn
h4ir, rising and falling with the pulsa
tions Of beating herts. witberrg in Tie
too close clasp Of warm haids, aud peep
int In at TIE windows from the shrnbber5
withont--uriSsited yet fragrant, unob.
trusive guests .~,.5.
II was the first year Of the war--who
that experienced it will ever forget the
enthusiasm Of those early days of strife I?
The war meetings, where we saug patriot
ic songs aud waved onr handkerchiefs IN
unison with the cheers,--thc sewing cir
cles, where we fitted out our departing
braves with towels; housewives aud chose
useless HavelocEs=-,he parties where We
fessted and Gluered tverybody that wore
the blue, or was soon 70 wear it An oc,
cssion Of the latter kind had called to-
eeiher this gay company: Dumter Of new
recruits we're to join departing regiment
on The morrow and the spacious patlcrs Of
Judge 3--'s mansion were thrown oteli
for farewell party in their honor, so
wonder mol at the sprpkhpg ofumiforDs
in the crowd, and that blue coats outnum-
bcred black ones Sue Nls Vefol 9
Standing near the piano. in quict con
verse with q lady by his side was the
mao whom u G girls all pronounced to be
the most splendid looking man in the
company. a,''i'o think such itiau should
be 10 private's uniform T. said Jennie
Graves, cne Of a glrlish trio gossipiug to.
getbera little way If. Jennie had
weakness fot shoulder straps a's' y
la'I kno$.'' said Ella Darling. "but he
wonldut hsseian Office anyway. Tom
said he might have been captain had he
chosen. but stfsnpely enough. be wouldn't
accept of soy ohce.::' "
lone Of thoosand. ifbe isn't an Office
seeker" pat III Kate Miller /, then .hing-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05
NUMBER II.

The surgeon turned it over. On the
back was engraved Que word -"Eseline."
at shall be buried with him, "said the
surgeon. tearfully, Snd he replaced 1t on
the pulseless heart, drawing down out os
sighttb sleuder gold chainlto (which Il
vas attached. Perhaps they have met
again" kasn ae .sg
"Ameo,' responded Miss Deborah fer.
yently. wish tears. .... .s.3. ,i,, a ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05
Attorneys.
III, q. HlaisGcSI,

and Counsellor at law. Cambridge,
a over Reynolds store. ..
III KENflELD, Attorney at law and
<&itor in Chancery also General lnsuT-
u Hyde Park, VT. ............
Ia Accide nj, life and Accident com
Hive Stock insurance effected in the
nest and most reliable lnsuranc COM.
4hs United States. 2I-l'
NY Err, attorney at law and solicitor
1ancery, Hyde Park, Vt.-Agcht Tor
d cation of all claims against the u b.
nd. ONCE in Newsdealer building. u
AN a. WATERMAN, attorneys at law, =,
slicitors in Chancery, Hyde Park. VT.
il attention given to the collection OF
I E4xainst the Government, widows. in
1 other pensions, bounties, back pay,
IS BRIGHAM, GEO. l.. WATERMAN. 40
b & LEWIS. attorneys and couEsel'
/ Law and solicitors in thancery, Nor
n Ofice in Masonic building.
ewis will give prompt attention to the
"a OF claims against the government.
Eslso say that he has received the APP
OF second register Of probate lor the
+ <Llmoille.
y Z GLEED. attorneys at law and So
ts iu Chancery, Morrisvile,Vt. lOtiice
,ccupied by Hon. I. Gleed.) a. Ii. row
1eLEED. .e-a iJ fEu
EE igH. attorney and counsellor at
4 and solicitor IN ChanceIy ; also Ii
IR eiaim agent, Johnson W. ONCE,
NJ. IS cona story, over h. b. Merriam &
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05
9netrg.
q tue LAND BEYOND THE SEA.

THE LAND BEYOND THE SEA.
The land beyond the Seal w 81
"a When ill life's task be DER? Il ia1ael
When shall We reach that soft blue shore
O'er the dark strait, whose billows foam ald
$50 itar? as2a'4 -ia 2e ~
When shall we come to thee. Htr' 1a'.
Calm land beyond the Sea? -i as
The land beyond the Sea
How close it often seems, at ms.
When knshed With evenings peaceful geams
And the w,sttul heart LOOKS 'er The sEtait and
1t longs 10 fy to thea, aE
Calm hand beyond the Sea
The land beyond The Sea
Sometimes distinct and near
1t grows upon the eye and ear
Ana the gulf narroas TO tilreadike mere
b. We seem half way to thee.
Calm land beyond the sea o ..
The land beyond the Sea Ha
Sometimes across the strait
'f'hN VIC" W q NhShS E"tSi
The slantiDg suDbeains lie, and seem to Wait
'' For Us to pass 10 thee,
H Calm land beyond The Sea!
The land beyond the Sea
o, how the lapsing yelrs, 1855
Mid cur not unsubmissive tears .....
Have borne, now sihgly, now in fleets, the Liers
OF those we love, to thee,
Calm land beyond the sea!
The land beyond the Sea
How dark our present home
By the dull beach aud suilGn foam is #.
how wtaily, how dearly we roam,
a With arms outstretcbed to thee,
Calm land beyond the Sea!
Ha .a ut
The land beyond the Sea
When will our toll be done?
Slowi0oted years more swiftly run
into the gold of that nnseLting sun?
Home.iek we are tor thee, .....
Calm land beyond the Sea
The land beyond TIE Sea s.r.H
Why iadest thou in light?
why art thou better seen toward night?
Dear land lock always plain, l6ok always
bright, ra.t.H sl..rI Is
That we may gaze on thee.
Calm land beyond the Sea
The land beyond the Sea ... H..
Sweet is thine end dessSrest
But sweeter far that Fathers breast, .."
Upon thy shore eteloally poss"st; -u'. a"a
For Jesus lsgns Ger thee, .
Calm land beyond the Sea
30 -[Faber)
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05

GJ<C YER. al d., Eclectic physician &
rfSon, Hydepark, Vt Office at ths resi-.
il Br. Aaron Morse two doors from the
Vi ~ .. I %
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05

DGS. Physician and Surgeon, Hyde
St. Office over l.. II Noyes' store.
nirinr surgeon for I.amoille County.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05

RI tONEY FREE As WATER. 10. .0N0 Active
ti local and travelling Agents. Male and Fe-
male, of all ages are wanted I, solicit trade in
every City Town. vilJafe. Bamlet W0skshop
aDdfsctory throupholt the entire world. for
the most saleabe articles etei known-5.'O PER
cent Profit and ready sale @terevef offered !!
smartIneH and women can make from 81 to $50
per day, and no ,irk Of loss aA small calrtal
required ot from sa fbsl00--the more money
ana receive The pay aittrwardsl Tfyou actually
wish 10 make money rkpidly and easily. write
for full particulars aud s.drcss
.f,..4l1 MiLSoR Af'e.. From Paris.)
2fyI s2l0 Rrs sfway N, Y. CRY.
INsvsvaper sopyikt WI b. IiteralIj dtsit
|yNf NflE#N #Ng a4HF
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05

DENTISRY. .--R. G. Gilbert. has
Dftted up an Office at hiA Resi-.
81 dence in Morrisville, which he in
tends to make permanent loca-
a practice Of the Dental profession in
E1ches. All operations upon the Natu-
as well as 10 the manufacture and in.
Artificial ones will be performed in
md scientific manner. and warranted to
81 satisfaction in oil cases or no pay will
ID. shall be absent few weeks du.
Ill. ofwhich due notice will be given
ker.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05
e HYDE PARK, VERMONT, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY S, 1868

lug her words might rson startled her faint Mr.
Tom Darling had pulled the wires rather Stenway
conpuuy gain his efnapcy she w' but before she cnd
hastncd change the subject MARY start for the silver ice pitcher and
Bpfd would like sdd him her gbl
list ocouquests she Will bowed carsy and hastily
cd her suile him in be No him
wiupng aud it makes i'm night though inquiries
preston upon him than if he concerning him. rel
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05
: You Insured?

= Wishing 10 have property insured
Vt, Mutual Fire Insurance Co.. NAV
mes have surveys and applications
made and forwarded by me without
t,avsl RS. PAGE.
''s' 'an'so' 1857 V M !
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-13
Opinion of mr.. Evarts.

Mr.. RvARTs, Attorney General, has, in re-
sponse to request Of Mr.. McCulloch, given
his opinion in writing on the question,
whether there is a vacancy in the Commits.
sionership Of Internal Revenue. Mr.. Rollins
in June, sent to the President resignation,
to take effect on the confirmation of his success
sor. The Senate refused to confirm any one
nominated, and adjourned. The question
arose, whether or not Mr.. Rollins had resigned.
Mr.. Evarts decides he has not. That his let
ter, with the condition annexed, took no effect
until the condition was fulfilled, and that,
therefore, there was no vacancy. The opinion
is an able legal one, and is written with all
the judicial acumen for which the Attorney
General is so noted.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-13

TO support measures which he favored For
six years he held that position without com
petitor, and now dies leaving 1t still
in his possession. Who now shall
govern in his stead Upon whom shall
his mantle falli We can recall none who is
fitted to take that vacant chair and hold the
rsius which have fallen from his powerless
hands. With all this he was popular with the
opposition. He was never false in his pro-
mises. II he agreed to give them chance to
debate they knew he would keep his word.
He generally gave them the floor in preference
to his friends, and never failed to treat them
with unvarying respect. Such was the dead
man for whom half the flags of the nation are
at half-mast. Imperious and resolute, able,
unscrupulous, kind d-hearted, and generous, he
was a strange mixture, one which when COM
bined with success merits for its possessor the
undeniable title Of great. ..-... ."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-13

CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-The Committee of the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami
mails, appointed to consider some means Of
alleviating the suffsrings of horses and dogs
during the warm weather, have made a sen.
sible report. 1t is an address to the owners of
horses and mules and dogs, urging on them
kindness to the dumb animals under their
charge, In view of the disastrous effects of
the heat to horses and mules, they urge that a
wet sponge be placed on the animals forehead,
and that their mouths be frequently washed
out; that the horses in the street oars be
driven slowly and constantly refreshed; that
the muzzles for dogs be made sufficiently large,
SO that no torment will be inflicted on the
poor creatures by their use. The report ia
eminently practical and will, We hope, do
good. We sincerely desire its encouragement
by all of our citizens.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-13

MISSIONARY ENTERPRIsE.-The Boston Ira
oo"eT says - The receipts of the American
board OF Missions for July were nearly 5000 =
more than $4,000 higher than in July, 1867
stii' 10 meet the expenses OF its financial year,
avery large sum must be received in August,
tne closing month. Indeed. the recent sudden
ADVANCE In the price of gold, adding largely 70
the boards expenses, and the hitting off OF
seVeiaI mission families about TO sail, will
make 'nat sum somewhat greater than was ex'
pected. The treasurer Informs us that not less
than $4,000 will be needed TO Erevent debt,
For August OF last year the receipts were
883 $40.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-13

$50 Thou ArD DO LIKBw1sE "--In one OF
his recent speeches Wade Hampton said that In
q aconversation with General Robert 70. LIE. In
his retirement, the Confederate chieflain said
to him, talking ABOUT the war, II did only wha'
1 thought was right, and nothing else. Now
that we have peace favor obedience to the
law, and desire peace throughout the land
II Wade Hampton would follow the example
of Lee In this respect. 1t would be better for
the country. He prefers, however, to train with
the Blair revolutiopista. .,.
CRUEL.-The originator of the following para
graph should be taken In hand by the revolu
topists:-"The spirit OF imitation ia strong
even with Presidential candidates. II is said
that when the intelligence reached st. Joseph,
Mo, that Seymour was last seen on his farm
putting In new hay, Blair, who was In the
place, imme ediately put In a little old rye"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-13

oreditsble manner than the emancipSted mil
lions Of Russia. The best hope Of the latter
is that they will speedily learn wisdom frem
their selfimposed misfortunes, and be taught
by want and hunger that no political changes
can exempt the mass Of mankind from useful
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-13
HATS AND CAPS.

~ WARBURTON'S IMPROVED VENT
" lated snd easy -httinE Dress Hats (patentedl, I
all the mproved fashions Of the season. OHEs
NUT Street. next door 70 the Post omoe II N ssp
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-13
R1g UNION LEAGUE HOUSE
PHILlDELpn1A, Aug. Il. Is3s.

PHILNDELPHIA, Aug. Ia 1853.
AtRepeoIAl meeting OF the Board OF Directors of
the Union League OF PHILADELPHIA held Aug. IL
1868. the following preamble and resolutions were
nimousy adopted
Whereas, 1t has pleased Divine Providence tn re-
move from the scene OF his lsbors our fellow ciz
THADDEUS STEVENS, late member OF Congress
from The Ninth ID strict OF Pennsylvania; and ...l
Whereas, It is htt,ng that sho uld express
OF the loss VIII ich the country sustained IN
the death OF mau who las rendered services
emnen; to the which the Unlon League OF
Philadelphia wa organized to sustain: therefore,
Resolved, BY the Board OF Directors OF the League
that deeply depore the ab from the councils
OF the nation OF so pre.emlnent for answering
patriotism, strict adberent TO principle and jng
peience In statesmanshp
Res olved That we halI cherish tn ory
of the true courage and unshrinking fl mness with
ever ready to defend the right and set
example OF sublime fdence In his natIo.'s
destiny.
Resolved That in the struggles which lie before us
the recollection OF the unfalerng energy with which
he fought the good fight the last, until stricken
down with the harness his back will stimulate
to renewed If rts to for country those
blessings for which he sacrificed and health. and
finally life Itself.
Resolved That the Secretary be directed to COM
nunicate these resolu!i ions to the family OF Mr
Stevens g. A. CALDWELL,
1t Secretary pro tenn.
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ag- PHILADELPHIA AND READING

f1g@ PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY. onice No. 2a g.
FOURTH Street. PHILADELPHIA, May "a. 1868.
NOTICE-To the holders of bonds OF the PHII.A-
DELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COM
PANY due April l, 1870 1' 5g..f ~
The Company offer 10 exchange any OF these bonds
of $1,000 EACH at any time before tho sp first day OF
October next at par for mortgage bond OF equal
amount bearing seven per cent Interest, clear OF
United States and State taxes, having twenty-five
years to run. i
The bonds not surrendered on or before the LIST OF
October next will be paid 1t maturty, IN accordance
with their tenor, 3. BRADFORD
b28tO1 Treasurer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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