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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-09

smlthsOn H Davis VS.. Charles n. strong,
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
II leans No. l9,727-By virtue Of q srit of seizure
and sale to me u'rected by the Honorable the
fifth Distncs Court Of New Orleans in the
above entitled cause, ! will proceed to sell az
public auction, at the Merchants and Auotion-
eers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
Ou6tomhouse streets in be Second District Of this
CITY, on Sal URDAH. the eighteenth day Of April
ISIS at y O'Clock NJ, the following described prop.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
an the buildings and improvements thereon. situ-
ate in the second District OF this oity in
the square bounded BY Burgundy, Dsuphins
Canal and Oustomhouse streets and measuring 80
teet inches front on Burgundy street. By a deph OF
ITO feet inches more or les, which property was
acquired by deiendnt by virtue OF act q parti-
ton between him as OF the heirs of the lAte
Jasper htro and his motHer, Mrs Eliza Julia
Nlzon, widow of said late Jasper strong
passed before William Joseph Castsl a no airy on B.
lie in his CITY, on the second day of June. 1851.
Seized il the above suit
Terms-Casn on the spot
GEORGE W AVERY,
Gp4Ills Sheriff ~ he Parish Of 0ri1aSA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-09
United states VS., Twenty-NIne Gases Of

United States vs. Twenty-Five Cases Of
-, - Distilled Spirits
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
I. for the District Of Louisiana. No 9050-In ODE
dlence to an admiralty warrant, to me directed in
my possession
Twent y-nne cases Of distilled SPIRITS, now
hbeled by the United States of America for the
causes set forth in the libel pending Ia the Dis.
trict Court OF the United States.
And do hereby cite and admOnish the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person or persons
having or pretending TO have any right title OF in
terest or TO the same, to be and appear at Dis.
trict Court Of the United States for the District
Aforesaid to be holden the city of New Orleans on
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date here
Of, TO show cause, if any hey have can why the
sai1 twenty distilled Soirts should not be
condemned and be sold agreeably to the prayer of
hbeant
United States Marshal's Office, New Orleans.
thirtieth day Of March, 1888
=. J: HEBRON, U. s. Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-09

STREET OoAnussIoNERs DEPARTMENT,
Room No. City Hall, ,
New Orleans. April T. 1863
WERE BROUGHT TO THE FIRST DIS
w tiot Pound' corner Of Lafayette and Locust
Streets estrays-
Two g ATS OF different colors.
Which, il not claimed within three days and the
expenses thereon pare, ~ be sold at public auction
At salt Pound on FRIDAY. Apr,ilO, lea at u
O'Clock NJ WM. BAKER,
Street Commissioners.
LOUIS sEEEcHAI- for Controller APPS 81
MAYoRALFY oF NEW ORLRANs
City Hal. nh Day of rii, ls6s. J
No. 1913 New Series.
Resolved That such o. the city tax bills with the
books and pap rs relative thereto for the year 1851
as have been made out and prepared for any one or
more Of the dstriota o. the saty be immeaistey Dc
vered to the Cty Treasurer that the collection OF
dSignsdl AN n BFPP
sl9neU JAMES GRAHAM.
Approved April I, lisa
lSignsd) r. HEATH Mayor
A true cory:
D. K WHrTAKaa Secretary. Gps&
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A RAY AND NAVY UNION
LECTURES.

course Of three lectures will be delivered in this
city, under the auspices Of the Army and Navy
Union OF louisiana at LYCEUM HALL, as fol
lows:
to be announced. On WEDNESDAY, April L.
1863, at 71S O'clock in the evening.
Third Lecture by Il, q BIi .LINGS, Esq. Subject
to be announced. On WE'D NESpAG, April 49,
1868, at ~ clock in the evening.
Admission free. The public are respectfully in.
vlted TO attend. --- -
T. j. HKRRoN,
Chairman Committee of Management.
ming 81 ap1 II IA 10 % % %
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-25

ielllieniu juirmeni and hif hafao
pi0us uniied effort ~ n common
ielistnnco We have every posi-
bio indncomont fur immediate ao
ion ~ continue in united, jealous
lab0rs. Never hoflro was % people
Threatened with calamiiirs ~ great
Us those now prepared FIR ls aud
|our brolhrun 0f tho Southern States.
We have all 10 gain by defeat; for
the worst il already contriycd TOR
~ Ia the aliUminable scheme against
which We labor The constitution,
al men of the North begin To nn.ler.
stand the Southern people aud To
tho enormily Of til g
scheme 10 enslaye u.s. They begin
10 see that the success Of the Con-
,ressional plan must su1yert consti-
ltional union, aud cause continued
Increase Of the public debt, with ut,
or destruction to the national credit,
% industry and TO commerce, Al
ready the popular majority in the
asst Presidential election has been
overcome and still, day by day, is
|tho number of constitutional union
men increasing, Negro suffrage is
dead at the North. and that mighty
people, which so secuted tho mere
name Of the thing, will never per-
NIT the representatives of negroes
TO sit with them in council TO con-
troll the destinies Of tho nation. In |
Hope, therefore, lot us unite in com.
mon labors TO restore Constitution,
establish civil order, create peace
restore prosperity, and pcrpetuato
tho Union.
GEO, l., POTTER,
EN-. YERGER,
O.. w. BROOKE,
ID. SHELTON,
ID. w, McRAE,
Il. r. JONES,
Central Executive Committee.
Jackson, December IL, 1867.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-25
Blanks i'm Bankruptcy.

I Have on hand few more sets of Blanks
4 in Bankruptcy, persons wishing to avail
themselves of the privileges conferred by
this act, must do so soon, or they will not
be granted discharge unless they pay so
cents on the dollar of their Indebtedness.
At present discharge will be granted
even though they may not be able to pay
any of their debts. GEO. W. GUESS.
Sill Street, Dallas, Jan. Is, 1S6S.-lS,3t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-25
NOtiCe..DebtOrS.

TIME claims due the firm of Guess s.
l. Record, have heen placed in my hands
for collection. Those claims, as we'll rs
such as are due me individually, may be
settled by cash, or 10y note with good secu-
rity, If parties will attend to it inmedi-
ateiy, otherwise, they will be turned into
judgments, so soon as the process Of the
law will permit. GEO, W, GUESS.
Don OR lk.0rnna
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-25
Fine Jack fer Sale.

TIME undersigned have fine Jack for
Il Sale, fifteen hands high, three years old
last September, well formed. The Jack
can be seen at ]. L. Millers, ! mile from
Cedar HILL For particulars apply to
VIC. WOLFF, Dallas, or
VIM. T ANDERSON, Cedar Hill.
Jan. 9th 18G8-17:3t.$
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06
The First Steamboat.

In "Latrobe's Sketches OF America
we ind the following:
In October, 1911, the greatest event
FOR the Western country that ever occur
red took place. This Was the com
mencement Of steamboat navigation
Fnlton's steamboat, called the sNsw Or
leans" left Pittsburg at the above dat.
and late at night on the fourth day after
quitting Pit'sbcrg she arrived in saftey st
Louisville, having been bat seventy
hours in descending over 700 miles.
The novel appearance Of the vessel, and
the fearful rapidity with which it made it,
passage over the broad reaches OF the
river, excited q mixture Of terror and
surprise among many Of the settlers on
the banks. whom the rnmor of such an
invention had never reached; and it IS
related that on the unexpected arrival o
the boat before Louisville, in the course
of ane, still, moonlight night, the ex
traordinarr sound which filed the ali
as the pent up steam was suffered to es
cape from the valvs on rounding to, pro
duced q general alarm, and lnultitudes
in the town rose from their beds to as
certain the cause. have heard that th.
general impression among the Kentucki-
ans was that the comet had fallen int.
the :. hio.
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Sensible to the Last.

1t has long been observed by medical
writer's that death is frequently pre-
ceded by insanity, q fact which has oc
casioned the remark that it Was not as
tonishing for everybody knew that wheT
folks get madden, they are about to die
This reminds us Of case which occur
red many years ago in a Philadelphia
court, wherein pretty widow was in
danger of losing two thirds Of her hus
bands estate-his relatives grounding
their claim on the a,ledged insanity OF
the defunct. 1t may be as we'll to pre-
mise that the paesiding Judge was not
only convivial, but also very gallant
What we're your husbands last
words ?" inquired the attorney.
The pretty widow blushed, and look
ing down, replied, I'D rather not tell
But, indeed. you must, ma m
Your claim may be decided by it.
Still blushing, the widow declined t.
tell At last a little appeal from TIL
bench ELECTED the information.
..He said, kiss me, Polly and opel
that other bottle of champagne.
We know not whether it was admir-,
ton for the deceased husband or
living wife that inspired the judge a
this instant, but he at once cried with al
the enthusiasm of conviction "Sensibi'
to the las''t-Blackstone
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06

A young lady at fashionable Dime
party pesteFed DR.. johnson with a con
undrum "A thing which the bluff old
philosopher utterly detested. "Why is
the letter y like the end of spring
doctor?' Couldn't tell. Because it.
the beginning of June" was tie solution
"Now. miss, will you tell me why the
letter X is like . pigs tail7'' sternl,
asked doctor. The young lady had te
rive il nn-.Racause it's the end o.
pork, miss" The doctor was both
cred with no more conundrums.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06

A client while bathing at sea, saw his
lawyer rise up, after q long dive at his
side '.Ho there, Mr-, have you
taken out y warrant against Bird2" .'He
il in quod" replied tho agent, and dived
view to 61tN8 bis heels as parting
more Of his interview vfeR 1a..er near
until he got his account containing the
entry ITO Consultation at sea, anent
the incarceration of Bird six and eieh.
pence"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06

supplemental tn n OrAisance for The
ventiOa Of Fires.

supplemental tn ~ Ordinance for the Pre-,
ventica Of Fires.
Sec. l. Be it ordained bv the Common Cou.,
ell Of the City Of Rirhmcnd That sny person
or persons Who shall know inely keep Or suffer,
permit or allow, any Petroleum. Gal II .,
Beazins TO b keeps in any bs,lding. or on anv
premises in this city. in any quantity greater
than hvs har.eis, shall. on eosvicsion before The
Mavor Of 0id city. be fined in any sam not
lees than Ten Dollars. nor more than Fioy
Dollars: Provided. however, That nothing n
this Orcinanss shail 10 % conserued a 10 prs-
vent any ps.son iron keeping saeh Pssro,esn.
Gal Oi, a. Benxine, affsr tirss obtaining 49,
nIssaoe ie0 tAs City Council, in aay bsi,dinr
within The eisy, separate and detached fru1
I'D - eoaoesesd with any other hsildinr .,
saiiag4 - wAsss ths sane viii not e.d..-
go es1 fss. say osher properly in the city.
So. 2. This Ordinances shau be in fore.
hsa and alssr in passaes and publication for
two consecutive weeks in the Richmond Psll.-
dian.
fasssd ~ apqrovsd, January n 1858.
THOMAS n. YOUNG, Mayor.
AeAsst: J. 2. Knn. City Osk- lsso
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06

FRIHNDs N EAST TnuGnssss cor
respondent Of the Friends Review
writes ftom Friendsville. Blount county,
Tennessee:
81 think there are great inducements
for FFieAds to emigrate 10 Tennessee !;
but the most imporsank aad that which
should b Tie leading inducensnt, 10 the
harvest of sools, the extension OF the
bor1ars 81 he Charch. The enlargement
of our Society, md the advanceneas Of
its infusace. The Asld i large. There
sppsase - Be . great opening for
receiving lsisnds. and much anxiety
manifested - those eafaide Of our So
ciety - - o. tAeir doctrines. At
this p1eoe th1Es = : noashly meeting,
snd = sd school house, eoatainine
considesabls apparaAss, . good library
and = prsssnsa soAeol In cAares Of
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06


rs ~ Liza AND rHs CAMYL.-
ihe Arabs repeat fable Of 4 miller
who was one day awakened BY having
81, is very c6Iu 6Hv - 1. -. wv Tue WIN
eli. only want to get my nose IN
The miller gr&hted his request. Ate,
while the camel asksd that be nigh,
get his neck in. and then he gained per.
mission to have his fore feet in the
room. 80. little by little. crowd I'd in his
whole body. The miller found his rude
companion vas now becoming excee-
dinghy troublssons. for the room was
not large enosgh for both. when he
colnplainsd - - camel, he received
for answer. +" Il you do not like it you
may leave - for my self shall STAY
where / an"
So 10 it With sin. Il comes and knock.
at the heart aad pleads only Cor . little
indulgence. and goes on. Increasing il.
demands until il becomes master in the
soul. Whss then shall the young do bu.
to gaard aeainst sis, beware OF ito verv
appearance. and. shove all, pray for the
Holy Spirit, that BY His grace they NAV
be enabled to keep their heart with ali
diligence. and to eaurd against IT, en-
trance OF anythiag that may deiile or
ruin the Uoal. 9sssssg
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06

4 CARD
From pRoF. Mills. formiey Superintsn
dent If Public Instruction

Is tho present Superintendent Of Pub
lie instruction has declined to be can
didatc, the inrerests OF our school sys-
fem demand that that Office should be
flied by mau Of educatinoal antcce-
dents of rich and unquestionable c.lar
acter. i know Of no one in our com
nonwealth,, ~ the prime and yigor Of
life, with richer experience or NOR"
thorough acquaintance with the practi
cal operation and details Of our cduca
tional system. than Barnabas C. Ho' b..
Pres't of EarIham College, Richmond -
He would bring to the discharge Of the
varied duties the wisdom and practical
knowledge Of twenty 1--WE years labor in
the educational field. II the people OF
Indiana desire his services in this depart
meut, let them say 90 1t the ballot box,
and such call I have no doui {. wonld
so indicate to him the path Of duty that he
would not fec. at liberty to disregard the
summons. and thus we should secure the
labors og one cminently qualified for the
posiiion. No other motive has pronp.
ted this suggestion Of his name than an
earnest desire to SEQ that office filed by .
gentleman competent to it's varied du
ties and high responsibilities.
CALEB MILLS.
WAn.su COLLEGE, CRAwFoRpsvILLE
January %. 1868.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06
AVER US.
GIN BITTERS
THE GREAT
DIFFUSIBLE STIMuIErr

NJ vieer t. rhe whole. anv part the h,,.n
80, which NAV have become weakened or s.t;l;e.:S
pfe-ared bv charging pure Gin with The ;,,;.. =
ionic and Alserative Roots Barks and Rpd. -
2 manner A. 20 be sustaining 9 veil - s,in,s.s;.
Co1posnds OF the bark may produce . senDoery -
eseenenf but 70 Be followed By correspcodinr drr-
.oa, sitter the fumee of the hquor h.ve n..sS 49,
BAT tins 10 not the Y ish thu. prepsr..s.n
atinE. - ssa'e-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06
AYE R.
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

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edy. Take Ayers rili$, ard
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Ies the fluids move on enob-
strucssd I'm health again.
They stimulate the functions
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06

G.1- The Tribune says Andrew johnson
howls with disappointed rage, and his
followers foam with indignation. eve
regard the attacks upon the truthfulness
OF General Grant ~ the baying Of SO
many hounds In a question OF veracity
between Ulysses s. Grant and Andrew
Johnson, between n soldier whose honor
is rs untarnished rs the sun, and a
President who has betrayed every friend.
and broken every promise, the country
will not hesitate. II Andrew Johnson
means to defy this Tenure-of Office law,
and make q war upon the country let
him do il ifhe dare, and take the conse-
auences! Edwin NJ. Stanton is Secretary
Of War, and he can only be removed
by the operation Of law. or course, the
President does not desire him in the
War office; but neither does he want
MIR. Stevens in the House, nor Mr.
Sumner in the Senate. He wishes theiI
absence SO badly that he has publicl,
expressed his opinion that they shonld
he hung. STILL they are in Congress. JUS
as Stanton is in the Cabinet; they are OF
fcers OF the Government, and must ht
respectful
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