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New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
AUCTION SALES
CRY NOTES TAKEN AT PAR.

Extensive Sale Of Dry Goods. Clothing. Hats. and
Fancy Goods. rE
RK HOLE, BLOHAE As CO.-J0HN @.
Biohm, Auctioueer.-sA January 4.
1853, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ st their salesrooms No. 81
Ohartres street, viii be sold
4s7 lots well.assorted Foreign and Domestic DRY
GOODS.
zoe lots CLOTHING.
S27 dozen Mems and Boys HATS
200 lots FANCY GOODS and NOTIONS.
10 cases extra fine RUSSETS.
Ternas-Cash. payable one.hAIt in City notes at
par. Balance in United States Treasury notes. jas
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
ME W@PAP ERR. GAGAZHN rs,
BOOKS. STATIONERY, ETo.
A. SIMON,

Observation-Disclosures strest..,...,..+....ss5 81
HAS ALWAYS RoR AALE.
An ne CITY PAPERS,
All ths Northern and wssssaa DAILIAE,
The lsadius PIOT0RIAKE,
IaO different Publications. Amsng vhieh szs
the American Naturalist the Journal Of Speculative
Philosophy Thrilling Narrative Of the Uni0n Re
fuEees and the Massacre Of the Martyrs Of II beEty,
the Negro In the Rebellion LS Oomte de horet.
Is Pr0Rr0a, es5.
subsofiptieps received for the Americas UsRAies,
hiStory 81 the Great Reboliou, By Herace Greeley,
IN two large, double column octave Volumes Of ei5
pages each, Illustrated with lAe Portraits, ERgraV
ins etc. and containing descriptions Of sl7 sattesl
i2S quotations. and e1sS references. etc. aes
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
PEREMPToRY d ALR

PRREMPToRY SALE
By osdoT Of tlts
BETTED STATES GotEKEMKET,
Of the elegant and desHhbly Iocatsd
BRICK SLATED MANSION,
Situated in the First District.
CORNER CANAL AND Ma RAIs srRBBrs
TsssthcT With all the
MAGNIFICENT BURNITgRE.
APPURTENAAoRs,
LIBRARY,
PIANO,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
Marine Intelligence,
uT,RARRn YTsTERnAY.

oFFToR or THE DAILY REPUBLIcAN, I
Thursday, January 3, 1861.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
ORNAMENTS,

ORNAMENTS,
WINES. Etc.
RT oHAs. II. NASH. AUCII0NEER,
IL Office Masonic Hall Auction Mart, corner of
St. Charles and Perdido streets FRIDAY January
TO- 1855, At 10x S'sloOk A. H., On the premises, by
order Of the United States dSovsrnment, will be
sold
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OH GROUND With all
the Improvements thereon, tituhtsd in the FIRST Dis
triot of this city, in square bounded BY Canal Gas
Quot Marals and Vilere street, designated by Nos.
l, 2 and rs per plan drawn BY j. Pile Surveyor
dated May 3. 1859, and deposited in the office q
L. Hermann. .'a
Lots Nos aAd measure ehch "a feet inohee
and lines front Canal street. BY q depth between
parallel lines Of Ill feet 10 inches and lines Lot
No. forming corner Canal and Marais streets Lot
No. measures u feet 8 inches, lines front or
Canal street, b. depth between parallel lines OF
III feet inches, and lines ttgethOr With tbs
Of alley in the Of said ldts, ten feet vide
TheiIcprovements consist OF an elegant two and
half story BRICK SLATED MANSION with all
modern Improvements and oonHenienoes brick outer
buildings stables ETC., forming corner Of Canal and
MarAis streets.
This property was built and Owned originals by A.
Heine Esq, and erected at immense cost for his
own use, being finished in the most elaborate style
solid mahogany doors, etc.
Terms,
Purchaser must assums payment of twenty pFomis-
sorry notes, drawn BY Thomas p. May to his own
order and By hiM indorsed, dated 24th April 1857,
payable year after date, With interest at per
cent after maturity, ths whole RmountiRg to S2OOC
Balance hsA cash On tbs apOs in United States
Treasury notes. and the other hAH wneA tibe is peT.
fectsA.
--ARso-
viii be sold at the same timb and place
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS of the abovo mar.
sion. consisting OF elegant and elaboratey carved
Rosewood and Mahogany ParlOr, Dining, and Bed.
room Furniture elegant Danlsk and Lace Curtains.
large French plate gilt frame Mirrorsi Brussels and
Velvet Medallion Carpets Out Glass and China Ser
vice Sets, Oil Paintings, EngtRvlngs, BEonns Statu
ettes etc, etc, being the mott magnificent sssort
ment Of Household FurnituIp ever offered for sale
at auction 10 the public Of this city.
n B-House open for inspection throe days before
sale.
Ter1ns--Cash IN U. s. Treasury uOtus on tho spoA
de3Q
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
AUCTION SALES,


WITHOUT REsERyE-FoR ACCOUNT oFTHB
eITY OF NEW oRLEARs-GRRATs SALE AT
AUoTIcy OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
VACANT CITY PROPERTY, SITUATED
IN THE BIRsT. SECOND. THIRD, AND
EoURFM DIsTRIoTsb-
Valuable BattuFe Squares ana Lotu,
BuiIdiHs sites snd Bssness locations.
The Washington ARTILLERY Armery,
A spacious two-ssOrT Brick Baildins on GirOd, be-
tween St. Charles and oarOndels4 streets;
The Continental Armory.
Nov knevn as the First Distrio. ResOrdsr's ouart
sud Lsokup. lurss and spaciOus threeseory
Brick BuiIains. situated on the corner 81 St.
GAuass and Lafayette streets;
The second District Pound,
A l1ree Frnne Bsilding and Lots on esibOgne. be-
tween Orleans and st, Peter streets;
The ChaImette Property,
In the Parish Of St. Bernard. and ether desirable
iocStoBa
Tbs entire without Anit or reserve.
For aoosunt of the City and By order of the HeuOr
able Council Of the City of Eow orlesns
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
FURNITURE FURNITURE.

DEsIRABLE PROPERTY AT AUC-
TION.
ENRIDAY, JANUARY lb, 1853, AT Il O'CLOCK,
II NJ, the premises. will ofler at public auction
the LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and inn
prcvsments thereon, and an elegant assortment Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OF which II. r. May
was late owner and proprietor situAtad in the frat
di5tTiet Of New Orleans, ih the square bounded by
Gasquet, Canal, Marais, and Where streets, con-
prising about 1fe0 square feet of ground Number
Sf house, 262.
The property is. In all respects, very desirable.
House and lot subject TO a mortgage sf SIS e0l
with interest from the 18Th day Of April 1851 Wkioh
will be assumed by the purchaser
Terms made known on the day Of SalR.
EDWARD JORDAN,
eel0 tlazla BohcitoF ol the Treasury.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03

DY O. L. GIRARDEY d. UO-G "a
ID Girardey. Clty Aucnoneer-Ofnoe No II ET.
change Place MONDAY, tha 10th day of JanuHTy
1853 az u clock N will BE- sold at public auetlo5
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' EXCHANGE or
Royal, between Canal and Customhouse strests and
continue each successive day thereafer until the
entire sohedu of property disposed Of in 1ursn-
ance of the following reso utioh, 10 wit:
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORrRAHa
Oily Hal, 18th Day Of December, 1861.
Resolved, That ali property, whether real or DER.
eonal, belonging ~ the city Of New Orleans which
be disposed Of without detFiment to the pnbiio
interest convenience, shall be sold under the
supervision and direction of the chairmep Of the
Finance Committees, the sales thereof "a commence
on the third BoRday Of January 1868 and to be CON
tiuled from time 70 time At the discretion Of the
chairruen Of the said committees
Resolved, That the terms OF said sSles shall be
third cash. payable ia city notes and the balance
in notes of equal amounts, s-Sured BY mortgage on
the property. payable at one and two years with in
terest st the rate of eight per cent per anEum ro
date till paid, aud with five per cent laWyers fees in
1t should be necessary to instiats suit Tor the
payment OF said notes Acts Of sale before the CITY
Notary with internal revenue STAMPS at the expsnsa
of the purchasers, who wi have the option 20 nav
the entire purch sse money cash in city notes.
Isl, ned 4 w. PERKINS,
President pro teIn.sBoRrd Assistant Aldermen
tSigRed) JAMES GRAHAM
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved December 10, 1867.
{SisnsO z, HEATH, Mayor.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
FAOIPIa IT1TL srEAaFaTffF d


One Of ths aboSz large and gpondid stsauashipg!
will leava Pier NO. AZ, North river, foot Of CANAL
street, st u oeleok, aOoni the lst Ith and Ast Of
every HontA (e1oeRt when thoss dates tall on sun
day, and thea On tAe preceding Saturday, for Az
PINMAIAlA, connecting via Panama Railway, with
one ef the Oomp1uy's SteaAnAhipa from kanA1as for
SAN FRANCISCO, touching at AOARULOO- -
Departures OF lst and 2lst at RaaanHa with
Steamers los SOUTH PACIFIC sad O8NTRAls
AMERIQAM PORTS. Thosa q tho lst touch ~
MANZANIEIsO.
Departure sf the Ilth each uonsh eoaneess visa
the new steam hns froM FmzAxah to AUSTRALIA
and NEW ZEALAND, :. r. ~
The Steamer of August Ieth viii conpest elsssly
with steamer GREAT REFUBLIO from San Fran
cisoo, Asptembar 81, for NOkqhAna and Hong Kong
a. YokohamA with steamer COSTA RIGA for NaCal
A disssuSt II ONE QUAKTRR frsm sboAners
rates allowed 10 second cabin and steerags pAgsel.
gers with faWilies Also an allowance Of 0MK
QUARTER on through rates 70 otaFzymsa aad thsir
families AnG sehoel teacheEa. . -=r
Ona Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each a&uAt
Baggage Mastees accompany baggage through, and
attend the ladi0s and children without mails pre-
tsctors, Baggage reOsived on ths dock the daF b.
fore sailing, from stesmbostS railroads. aRd Ra&1sa.
gers who prefer 70 send deWa early.
An experienced surgeon on board Mechanics and
attan1Gnse free.
For passage tickets, farther infoFaatiop, sRRlE
a. the CompAay'a ticket office, on the wharf. RDOE
QR CANAL STREET, EoKTH RIVER new
ans F.R. sABY.S
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
STEAMBOATS.


Leaves svsEy "WEDNESDAY. q SP. n. md IN
DAY. Gt NAM
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03

vaIuaBiS Basture Squares ana Lots,
BuiIdiAs Sites sad Businsss locations.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03
STEAMSHIPS.

NRw YORK ARD BREMEN BTRAMsHK
COMPANY.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-03

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street. hailr - keeetFe ff4slnt aad odlla o. iA6D
sianed On esFs 1f dopaEts1o - ne AssuSB ohless
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COMPOUND MTERB 81 NOTES 1854 & 1853
BOUQHT AND SOLD.
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W0 TIP9 1I1-llI GII-7-lT0N El7lII--I
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-31
connersyIIle Mass Convention.

The letter Of our Connersville cores
pendent gives evidence Of tho good feeling
and determination of the Republicans Of
Payetie, and that their part Of the work
shall be done tremendously, In time, and
with will. We are glad to SEQ the work
Of organization begun aud In tho spirit
there manifested. The abandonment OF
the ballot plan Of making nominations
gives evidence Of future success, and We
congratulate the loyal men OF Fayeite on
their safe precedent, and commend our
people to their good example.
The mention made OF the name aud eff
fort Of Col. Farquhar is but confirmation
OF what We said Of him ia connection with
the nomination, that as our leader In the
coming canvass there Is none moro popu.
lar, able, eloquent and energetic In tho
District If nominated, we guarantee that
no moro energetic canvass has ever been
made in tho White Water Valley than
will follow, and with ,hatusiaassss s.Aieh
has always attended his efforts.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-31

Literary Society, return thanks for Sir
Perry's kind thought Of ne In your last
issue. We sincerely hope that he viii
tan denominations, yiE n soon Is he
runs scarce Of news, take up bis pen and
write something which IL not crsditable 10
himself or beneficial 10 the protesting part
Of the community.
There Is not much news ahoat at the
present time. Business seems 10 be look
ing up little, and men with capital are
not 70 10th 10 invest rs they we're some
time ago. One great improvement 10 our
city Is almost completed. have reference
TO the new Shoe Store about starting un-
der The supervision of DR.. NJ. l.. Thomas,
next door 10 friend Roberts Drug Store.
Also the enlargement Of Mr.. Wesley
Thompson's Store is another proof Of the
increase In business.
But before close | want 10 say few
words TO the citizens of Harrison respect
ing Education. OF course We have good
common schools, but notice some Of our
moro wealthy citizens sending their sons
and daughters of TO different parts Of the
country TO receive an education, (and l
believe Brookville has her share.) / ask,
why Is this the casog We have the build
ings suitable distance from our place.
We certainly have the capital. There IL
no other reason we can assign but the lack
Of ambition and enterprise. Then let the
citizens of Harrison arouse themselves to
this good work, aud before next Winter,
instead Of sending our youth away from
this place, others will see how prosperous
We are and will send their sous and dapgh-
ters here TO receive an education.
AS there Is not much news going, will
FOR the present have TO letsmy pen lie dor
mant Respectfully yours.
BILL FRIENDLY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-31
Splendid Republican Victory.

The election for Congressman in tho
Eighth Ohio District, last Monday, to Gil
the vacancy caused by the death Of G. s.
Hamilton, resulted Ia the election of Gen
John Beatty, by over one thousand ma
joriiy. The Cincinnati Gasenc comments
us follows on this important election;
The special election in the Eighth Con.
gressional District, yesterday, resulted in
a very decided and gratifying Republican
victory. The vote for Governor ia October
was close, the Republican majority in the
counties composing the District being only
247. Yesterday there was Republican
gain on the October vote in every county,
aud General Beatty was elected by ma.
jority Of 1000. The Democrats attached
great importance TO this contest, aud con-
adently expected TO elect their candidate,
Mr.. Burns. The Republicans also regard.
ed IL as very important election. Both
parties, therefore, worked hard, and each
were led bg representative men.
This election shows that the reaction
against the Democracy has already set in
in Ohio. As il was in 1862, so it is in
1868. The Democrats carried Ohio that
year, by false pretenses. The election over.
the cloven foot was exhibited, aud in 1868
John Drough was elected Governor by
over 100, 600 majority. Already in 1868
the Democrats, encouraged by the fall cleo.
tons. have indicated what they would do
if restored fully to power, and already
have the people taken the alarm, and are
prepared to give the party that sustained
the rebellion, and would now restore rebels
to power, back seat once more. This
special election Is, therefore, one Of great
significance. II fairly foreshadows the
vote Of November, and insures q sweeping
majority for the Republican candidate for
the Presidency.
twill have good effect, toe, in hasten.
ing reconstruction, by convincing the dis
loyal people Of the South that the Demo.
cratic party of the North will not DO able
to carry them into power; while il will en-
courage the loyal people of the suspended
States TO persevere in the work of recon-
struction. In another respect the election
will do good. twill serve as an intimaiion
to the President that his policy is not popu-
lar in Ohio
The loyal people OF tho nation have
been placed under obligations to the Re-
publicans of the Eighth District, who so
vigorously fought and so gloriously won
this short, but decisive battle for princi.
pies.
The next election will take place in
Alabama, commencing on the fourth day
Of February. We are assured that the
Constitution will be adopted, aud 10 less
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-31
District Prosecuting Attorney.

We this week announce tho name Of
Capt. William II. Jones ms candidate
for nomination (subjoct TO tho decision oil
the Republican party,) for the Office Of
District Prosecutor in the Sixth Judicial
District, composed Of tho Counties Of
franklin, Union, Fayetto aud Wayne
The nomination Is Quo that ought TO be
made.
In tho arst place, franklin County Is
entitled TO the nomination for several rca.
sons. Our County Is overwhelmingly
Democratic, and we cannot hope fer mn
election Of any Of our faith to any Of tho
County Offices, and yet We are expected
10, and do labor ~ hard as any Of our
friends Ia any part Of the State for gen
eral success. We ought occasionally, at
least. to have a crumb, a taste Of official
honors. In all the other Counties Of the
District the County offices are certainty
10 our friends.
Wayne County, aside from the fact that
she has, ever since tho organization Of the
District, held this Office, and during a
large part Of the time that Of Judge also,
Is now organized into a Criminal Circuit,
aud has It's Judge aud Circuit Prosecutor
holding Criminal Court, aud thus alb
-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-31
Fsyotto County Republican Convention.

CoNSERsvILLE, lED,, JAN. 20, 1868.
Editor american, The gallant
yeomanry Of Fsyette--thc mechanics,
manufacturers and farmers--the real bone
and sinew Of the Couniy-this day assem-.
blod in Mass Convention, pursuant to the
call Of the Republican Executive Commit.
tee. The meeting was large and enthusi'
astic, and entire harmony characterized
It's proceedings, Hon Il. Il. Claypool pre-.
sided as Chairman, aud Confaeius ID. Ed
wards Esq. acted as Secretary. The OBJ
ect Of the meeting was the appointing Of
Delegates TO the State Convention, the
pcrIecting Of 4 County organization, aud a
determination Of the node Of nominating
candidates for the future.
After appointing Delegates to the State
Convention and the usual and ordinary
Committees, resolution was adopted with
great unauimity, providing that candi.
dates shall DO nominated by the Delegate
Convention system, thus discarding that
modern innovation, the so.calcd Popular
Vote system. This il long step IN the
right direction, and will 20 far TO restore
aud maintain unity and concord In the
ranks Of our party. The dcplorablo dis.
sensions In tho old Fifth District may be
traced, In rrcat measure, TO the mode Of
nominating candidates, which the Repub.
lican party Of fayette County have wisely
repudiaicd. II Old Wayne aud Little
Union will follow suit, we may confident.
ly anticipate return Of tho balcyon days
Of yore.
After the regular business Of tho Con.
yonton was dispatched, the people were
addressed by Hon. j. II, Farquhar and
Gen. i. w. Bennett. Unusual interest
was manifested TO hear Col. Farquhar,
many of the audience never having met
him, and his name recently having been
prominently mentioned In connection
with the Congressional nomination. That
hc fully sustained his reputation as a fine
speaker and clear, methodical reasoner,
need not assure you. The war, It's causes
and results, My Policy" and the Con.
gressional plan Of Reconstruction, tho III.
nences, and other topics Of general inter.
est, were reviewed in an able aud MASTER
y manner. To the Republicans present,
his speech was most satisfactory; aud the
impression seemed general, that as our
standard bearer in the Congressional bat.
tic Of 1868, Col. Farquhar would BIO "the
right man in the right place"
Gen. Benefits speech was listened TO
with interest, and the meeting adjourned
all present apparently being we'll satisfied
with tho result. RADICAL.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-31
Candidates for CONGRESS.

The Richmond telegram Of last week
Ia noticing the several candidates named
for Congressional nomination, says that
Mr. Farquhar is well known as gen.
tlemau Of ability and long political expe.
riencc. Having once represented his Dis
,riet 10 Congress, he has some advantage
IN this respect.
and that
The Democrats, We believe, have not
yet definitely settled upon man who shall
erjoy the honors of defeat in the coming
esnvass. DIR. Berry, OF Brookville, is per.
hsps the strongest man talked Of. He
has already at least once made an unsuc-
eesriul race in the old Fourth District.
We wish TO remind the Telegram and
PEOPLE Of the new Fourth that il was Col
farquhar who ICON in the unsuccessful
race Of br. Berry; that it was his per.
ronal popularity in the old Fourth to-
Le,her with his energy and ability as n
canvssser, that ovcrcame about three thou.
sand majority and defeated DIR. Berry, the
most popular man Of his party in Frank
In County.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-31
FROM PosEY TOWNSHIP.

Editor of american, In response 10
your request for an expression from the
people in regard to the Congrcssional
nomination In this District, | can't shy,
like "Citizen," that can pledge this
part Of tho County as a unit for any man.
But this much ! can say | believe that
Jno II. Farquhar Is tho choice Of an
overwhelming majority of the Republicans
And further, his record his groa, personal
popularity, and happy faculty Of harmonic
Ing all feuds and differences, Is well known
and appreciated outside Of the corporate
limits Of Brookyillo. Citizen to the
contrary Notwithstanding, Aud, Mr., Edo
tor, ysur announcement Of Mr.. Farquhar'
name shows very conclusively that you take
broad aud comprehensive view Of the
matter-hayo no petty spite or malignant
feeling 10 gratiiy-suecesa, in your view
In the ppproachiugconIesi,be being paramount
TO every thing else We have no unkind
word TO utter against Mr., Julian or his
friends; but what are the facts In tho easel
- AHtFe wv Whfl tNAi WIN VuN VI NNt
four Republican papers In Wayne County,
but one is In favor of Mr.. Julian iol
Congress. Aud further, take MIR. Julian 4
vote Ia that County, aud what does that
showY Something like thousand votes
short. Don't understand that iudorsc
the action Of those men for not supporting
him, but | merely give II to show that il
would be better TO take a man who has
never been mixed up with the ieud apd
strife which has existed in that part of the
old Filth wlSch has been attached to the
new Fourth District. Another very sig
nifcant iact--ihe Democrats are very anx,
iovs~ that Mr.. Julian should be nominated
And why this anxiety on their part
From the fact that they can pour on, the
bottles OF wrath they have treasured ~
against him for years, believing, beyond
doubt, as their actions show that he would
be much easier man TO defeat than Col
farquhar. Give US the Col, and theil
hopes at once fall to tho ground. A free
expression Of opinion, without malice. viii
lead to beneficial results. FARMER.
Andersonyille, Jau'y ~, 1868.