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New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

dr5ed nolninally at 81 s0s4 % fs bbL
KEaf4EITIS9uoted at 81 75@l % . bushsL
and cruds A. 16siIoe 16sinoerea sells readiS ~
kIOk-There is still an active demand preyailinS
Of fa Drces We We aaots asSspth choice ssoJo
;ne $3.50 ordinary 6ia9Tioi ana ti!ou ~.
is light. Pp-' P~'
WhISKY-l4 bbls choice Western sold at 81 So
and 50 bbls at 81 10 . gallon Bourbon is quoted at
B1GGfEG@The s.9T m msrket fot round lots of India
tail demand at 22eSI1c : yard in rolls, and 2is24ic
in bales, By wholesale we quote India in bales st
O0FFEE-Ths market continues quiet, the trans.
ACTIONS being confined principally to lobbing lots,
good ISL 9l6a; fair AZ si5e and ordinary l3S14c D
ID; Stock IN first hands embraces 9Il7 bags
- LhGs-Are selling on the landing at lS92Oc p do]
ESOULENTs-Are dull; apples on the landing
oDinn oUaea ~ t9@4b bbl potatoes at 81 tosA On"
.OABBAGES-Are selling at ssOss3 2 crate on the
FREIGHTS-The condition of the freight market
continues to improve. The offerings OF cotton 10
easad bp nays M S or 9u is about the
same, as three other vessels have been put on;
and y New YoE have
on cotton, l0SlSc Dbl on flour. and 25c y Dbl on
By. steamNCotton 70 New York, Boston and Phila,
fqqr to New YORK g $500 \ Dbl DO e Boston and
Philade phla. 81 e Dbl: pork and beet to New ork
and Boston, ST. 2i9 bbiand 81 IS q tierce; corn to
New York, lsc n bushe. By sail the rates are 9l6C1
osd y ID for cotton 70 Liverpool: l49l 5l6c n for
cotton to Havre; Sl2 3 hid for tobacco to havre,
aud 40 as to Liverpool; flour to Liverpool As bbl
lrn to do, 9559l0d D bushel.
- There are at present on the berth steamers for
New York; do for Philadelphia; steamer and 2
brlgs for Havana; ships and barks for Liverpool
ship and bark for Havre; brig for Marseilles;
TOBACCO-Since review Of Saturday last
ket. but it is still far from being active. The sales
embrace 25 hhds OF which hhds Jugs at $40 p h ;
do at sc IL medium leaf at l23ac; heavy african
at lse; do at l5c; hid at l2ac; and low leaf at
:. lot of 10 hhds also under treaty when we
left The receipts since Saturday show increase,
being l34 hhds; but there have been no exports
Stock hand Sept l, 1868 2s3 hhds Total receipts
since then lb3, total exports 142 hhds. Stock
hand and on shIpboard 2lsl. We still Quote:
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
Ohief clerk House Of Representatiyes

In the Senate, Friday, September IL, Mr..
Blackman offered the following resolution:
RESOLVED, That subcommittee of three
from the COMMITTEES en- Elections and Re
turns be appointed by the President of the
Senate to proceed Immediately to Baton
Rouge and there take the evidence of wit.
nesses in the case of George W. Regan vs..
r. H. Day. 81
Mr.. Blsckman: Mr.. President, in support
Of the resolution will say that it is almost
impossible to get quorum of the Committee
on Electious and Returns together to act at
any one time. The consequence is we are
proceeding very slowly in taking down this
testimony. To send to Baton Rouge and
compel the attendance of witnesses to come
to New Orleans and remain here at season
when they are busy. and to detain them
here until their evidence could lie taken,
would be very unjust; so much SO that
dare say il will be utterly impossible to OBJ
tain their attendance. If the committee Is
permitted 20 proceed 70 Baton Rouge in q
few days they could take the whole evidence
in the ,se, and 1t is therefore simply for
the purpose of expediting this business and
for the purpose Of saving expense that l
otter this resolution.
The President: resolution of the same
kind WAS offered some time ago and failed.
Mr.. Blackman: This is different resolu.
tlon entirely. The Committee on Election
retqihs arc IN favor of it.
nj. Pinchhack: should like to hear the
reasons for the passage of the resolution.
gnul ! near some argument adduced in
tayor o. tne resoiution ! can't vote for it.
hlr. blackman. I Will state that a resolu-
tion passed b the sanate como time since,
gives two dollars q day "a witnesses in attend
ance and also their mileage. Now. sir.
the adoption OF this resolution viii be a
matter OF economy on HE mart of the
Senate. If we force the wlfneises Ia come
down In the case Of Ransn Va. Day
il will cause an immense exBand dIture 70 thss
State. Il is for the purpose Of avoiding
this expense that I offer this resol1fions
And ] will state that far hs the Witneases on
the part Of the contestant are conG6rssd
most Of them have been here ever since the
commencement Of thesessieH.- It is to en-
pedtte this matter and give both parfies .
showing and also to save q cOnsiderahle
amonnf ol money 70 the State. ItWiQ take
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
Square. limo. amos. mos. mos. IA mos

Monthly Advertisements, inserted every other day,
20 be charged two-thirds the above rates.
Second page monthly Advertisements, each square
800 per month:
Transient Advertisements, having the run of the
PAPER first insertion 81 50 per square; each subse
uent insertion seventy five cents per square.
Second page transient advertisements, each inser
Hon 81 so per square.
Advertisements inserted at intervals to be charged
Es new each insertion.
Regular advertisers who advertise largely, will be
allowed such discount from above named transient
rates may be agreed upon; provided. that in no
case shall such discount exceed twenty-five per
cent
All business notices Of advertisements to be
charged twenty cents per line each insertion.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
IL published every Saturday morning. Subscrip-
hon IS per Annum, advance; halfyearly and quar-
tsry, same rates SINGLE copies ten cents.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
Jean Marie CIaverIe Va. A. l.. Rinram
Dominique Mailles VS.. bAme

SEyENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE P
~ lsh OF Orleans, Nos l02 and lO3-E3y virtue Of
writs of seizure and sale to me directed by the
orable the Seventh District Court for the paris
Orleans, in the above entitled causes, will pro,
70 sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
tioneers Exchange, Royal street. between Canal
Customhouse streets, in the Second District OF
O'clock M - ~ w
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
the buildings and improvements thereon, situi
In the Second District of this city, in the s05
bounded by Burgundy, Dauphin, Canal, and Gust
plan drawn by q. r. Zimpel, late Depnty
yeyor, dated January o, 1885, deposited in the ot
measuring thirty feet front on Burgundy street
one hundred and eleven feet five inches in depth
be taken At distance of one hundred feet Eng
measure, from the corner of Customhouse and B
gundy streets. sr fz.-l = IN
The buildings and improvements consist Of q II
story brick Dwelling house. Kitchen, ETC., being
same property acquired by defendant from Char
W. Hornor, per act passed, before d. /. Riosft
late notary public in this city. dated July nj i6
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot a
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
COMMERCIAL.

.tsssf WEDNESDAY, September l6, II 80 A. N.
gO0TTON-The market opened this morning with
avery good demand and we hear OF sales thus far Of
factors are much Rrmer in their pretensions. some
sntherities report further advance Of &C. but it
business sammsd up 400 bales, at an average I'M
provement OF 4e on the rates current the previous
1niddling 4e2as for middling, and -92s1Sc tor
sUGATs-The business doing is ccniined 10 sales
OF lots ct ito % hhds Cuba sugar also boxes taken
for tho eisy trade and Tor snlpmsnt At previous
Nos Is and u; Nz@l51zc Tor Nos. is and Is aud
lsl@lse for Nos y Q 2O Iouisiana sugar is retail
MULAsSEs-There have not been any sales for
somstime, and quotations, consequently, not be
ARRIVALS FROM THE wEsT-The steamer
Tahlequa. from. Cincinnati. has arrived since our
FLoDK-saperfns and single extra are compafa-
lively scarce and IN some request. but the other
dull At irregular and unsettled prices. The prin
Spe sales dsy are confined to 2ag bb. Of which q
se,s double aad treble sTsIs s Ss 2S - treDs s1F'
Aepeffne IS quoted az 81 i25<oS7 Is; single extra
a. a. eonels extra ss9ss 2S' triple extra ssaSe
CORN The msrk 1t is dull and depressed thougl
witnoutany further decline in prices. The sales 70
DAY prs eqnhaed 70 80 sacRa Of which 300 Whit
nnNed pntiApe ~ ~ o5 per buahe; 800 white mixsd
Ths "a and So SO siisS ssIIou "a private "a 3 term
anq 60 eho,ee white - 81 Il per bushsl.
chssss4 u Y oeI % og, s Rs,sss s srs e an an
losat 625Sc. ard 80 = - : bashoL
~, bspss M1sS n ssane' and We note Ime5
sacks. Of which 80 a u zI5f and $50 al 81 50 I
axY-Is dull. Prime ohiorsuo. i ouo.,d az e..
et LSas sSp VII :. s,ts
reiai business IS doing At saleal 81 y bsssel ioI
H1oON-A lair retail business Is os.,r = me- 4
n for shoulders l11se Tor clear ribbed sass Is q fo
clear Sides and 20G22c for sugar cured hama. ~.
LARD -Ihe1g wore no round safes today. Prim,
Is at rFhnlaanio
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
AUCTION SALES.
SUCCESSION OF MARoEL1N ELEN-No. 81 q,

SUCCESSION OF MARoELIN ELEN-No. $3.50.
by 3. GUINAULT, AUCTIONEER-OF.
u tee corner Of Exchange Alley and Bienville
street.-SATURDAY, September %, 1858, will be
sold at public auction at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal
street, between Customhouse and Canal streets by
virtue OF an order from the Honorable the Second
District Court Of the parish of Orleans GATED August
"a 1868, the following described property, to wit:
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in
suburb IRENE in the seeoud District of this city
Designated BY the No. eff square No. 2a bounded
by st. Peter, OrieanH johnson. and GalveZ streets
said lot measuring 30 feet 'front.' on St Peter street
the same fl ont on Orleans street by depth between
parallel Lines Of lli feet inches'and lines. To
gether with the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting of two story frame house, No sis, built
on Orleans street. slate rooted having the ground
floor two rooms closed gallery, PANTY, and gal cry
on the street and on the second story two rooms,
closed gallery in the rear, balcony on the side and
gallery on the street; large two story building in
the yard, having several rooms. Another two-story
building No 1851, built 81. Peter street, having
two rooms shed. two ofsterns, well, privy etc. See
plan at the Exchange.
Terms-Cash.
Act OF sale before o. Drouet, notary public at the
expense OF the purchaser, including the Uuitsd
States stamps. l.a aus se3 10 26
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
Henry Teens vs.. F. Roder.

CEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TE
y parish of Orleans No. 4L--By virtue of a wit
herl faeias, 20 me directed by the Honorabs i
seventh DISTRICT Court for the parish OF Orlsars
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctiobss
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and C1sa
house streets. IN the SecoAd District Of this cyl
TUESDAY, October6 g. 1853 at twelve O'Clock M
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together Vi
all the improvements thereon, rights, adyautss
etc, situate IN the suburb Washington, In the hi
District Of this city (0hver Lombard's Disut
deslgnated by the No Q in Square 10, bounded
GreAtmen, Bartholomew. Craps and Jane strss
on plan of said suburb depositad in fhe ofiig
Octaye De Armas, notary public. in this city, on
twelfth OF June, 1898, which lot measures, Amera
measure. thrty-one feet eleven inches ana fvs h
front on Bartholomew street, between Cream
and Craps streets by one hundred and twenty 4
IN DEPTH, between parallel lines.
Seized in the above suit,
Terms-Cash on the spnt.
THOS. L. MAXWELL
SEQ ~ oe6 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
Monetary and Commercial.
MONETARY.

oFFIoE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, 4
"WEDNESDAY, September i6 IL 80 A. NJ 1858.
The money market proper has undergone no ma
.~.ialehanRe.
1Idopansd at l42s{Allsl4, against 14aI4 at New
YORK. 4 mere have been sales thus far OF $500 at
1914: $1,000 at l425; 5000 at l43 and 5000 1885,
In silver 1CO Mexican dollars changed hands at 46
Foreign exchange is quiet A sale of el500 Al
fiRhD sterling Is reported at 155 Some of the baut
bold sterling at l569lb6 and francs at 25s926l.
= DcmesTie exchange IS duli and unchanged. The
banks check on New York at Z o cent discount. but
meet with a very limited connter demand. The
at " discount. I.F
City treasury notes inactive. The dealers buy
the small snns offered across their counters at 3536
q cent discount, and sell at 341S@35
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
z I,oilPTTEw g TwiShsIl !, ~ !. Becnard Ayegne

y @, TwleheII VS.. bernard AveRno.
E'QURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR MI
j. Parish OF Orleans, No. ls,sO6-By virtue OF |
aias writ OF heri faeas TO directed BIZ the Hon
able the Fourth District Court for the Parish Of d
leans, IN the aboVe-entitled cause, will proceed
sell at public auction, at the Merch ants and Al
tlonesrs Exchange, Royal street, between Can
and Customhouse streets. in the Second District
TINS q City on TUESDAY, September %, 1868,
A LoT OF GROUND in the Second District
this city, in the square bounded by Orleans ST An
Bourbon, and Royal streets, and all the buildiu
and improvements thereon, the same being known
the Orleans Ballroom and Orleans Coffeehouss e
Said lot measures ll3 feet inches front ON Orlea
street, l04 feet inches and lines in depth on I
line nearest to Bourbon street. at which depth \
said lot Hidens nine feet seven inches thence ru
ming back to st. Ann street. The said lot measnr
sixty teet eight inches and seven lines; 6fty.thr
feet eleven inches and four lines in depth on the Il
nearest TO Royal street, at which depth the said
runs toward and perpendicular to Bourbon strs
nifty seven feet four inches and four lines thence
said line runs toward and perpendicular to St Al
street. and measures BY further depth one hup
red ard ten feet ten inches and four lines and srt
slx ieet seven inches and four lines in width in d
rear and front on St. Ann street. The whole accor
ing 20 plan drawn by l.. Surgi surveyor dated /
teenth March, 1851 and filed in the Fifth Distrl
court OF New Orleans, being part of the san
property purchased by Bernard AyeRno, Tia h
tendant herein, from j. H Parlange by act befo
Joseph Cuvilier, notary public in this city dated Il
teenth February, 1861.
Seized in the ABOVE suit.
Terms-Caah on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
au2s sells 20 Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orea1s
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

CEooND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans No. 80, by virtue OF a writ Al
seizure and sale to me directed by the Honorsbl
the Second District Court for the Parish y
orleans in the above entitled cause i VII, III
proceed 70 sell at public auction at the Merchant
and and Auctloneers Exchange. Royal street, betgss5
Cenal and Customhouse streets, in the Second Ds.
teentn 1853 atI2 clock NJ, the following describas
A oEkTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together vi,,
AL the buildings and improvements etc situate Il
the fourth District of this city desiepatad hn III
No ten in the square bounded by Levee, RouSssslns
jackson and Josephine streets; said lot messHrs,
sixty feet three inches front on Levee street sIt
feet on the rear line, by one hundred and
feet ten inches and four lines in depth on one inv
by one hundred and seventy three rect in dantb a
the other line more or less P'n Un
Which said property was acquired by the late Mrs
Samuel Snaer, prior to her marriage from ! he,
mother Marie Joseph Pierre, by act of donatioS5l
passed before Louis r. Caire late notary nnhc r.
this city, on the third day of November 1852
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
sel5a ocl7 Sheriff Of the Parish Of IGle oreans
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
John K. clay vs.. william we,u1

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pa
IL ish of Orleans, No. 81 ,s3l.-By virtue OF writ
seizure and sal sale to me directed by the Honorat
IN the above entitled cause will proceed N al
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctionee
hxcoange, Royal Ieet, between Canal and Custo
h9pss streets the second District Of this city
TUESDAY, September 10Th, 1888 at - O clock
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together vi
all the buildings and improvements thereon and b
rIghts. ways, privileges, and appurtenances theT
unto belonging or in any wise appertsining, situst
in Suburb Marigny Third District Of this city
the SQUARE comprised within Decatur, Vicfou
mated as Lot No. ?, on plan drawn by A. b Han,
court, surveyor dated twenty ninth Deceube
1853, and deposited, for reference, in the Co1rt
Probate in this city Said lot is further illustrate
on plan, deposited as plan No. no, in the ofsc
of James Graham, late Notary Public in this cit
and measures, IN american measure, thirty FIVE fei
street, by depth of eighty.sx feet four inches an
two lines between parallel lines.
purchase from William W McLiarity per act uassl
efore Audrsw Hero, Jr., Notary Public in this an
dated June 2lst. 1856. E
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. L. MAXWELL
au2s sel6 20 Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
Mrs. Elisabeth Flint, WIFE Of Ia. Raul
head vs. her Husband.

EoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pa
y isb q Orleans-No. 20, 0,3lS. BY virtue of a Vii
heri fecias to me directed by the Hnnorshis
EouItn Dlstrlct Court for the parish Of ORLEANS
the iNpoye entitled cause, will proceed to ssl
Rnoiio auotion, az the Merchants And Auctioues
n21se streets in the Second District OF this cT
AYESpp pAAh, ppAAh, September % 1883 at twelve o'ciockl
l. A LOT OF GROUND with the buiIdinSs 4
improvements thereon. and the RIGHTS ssst- nj
leges, and appurtenAnces thereunto haIongr
sieuAtea IN tne city OF New Orleans Stats Of Ioai
ana, ana IN sne FIRST District OF said oity IN 4
square bounded by Uarondeet, Canal. Sf charI
pan annexed TO an act passed before F,isr fs,s1
EotAIy fuplic IN New Orleans, on the typeiffh d1T
fspruary, ls4l, the said lot having tvsartr Tasfi
lnene9 'front.' on parondelet street eiShtsen N
~. ~. y ~ IN WIDTH in the rear By one humid
ss9t ~ oepth petng bounded on the rear bF an AZ
s3hiMiqn shini 70 ~ and other lots bordering thero1
bsad s los WAS acquired By said James Banl
slaS ~ p3 AZ act before Theodore Guyoi nota
:, Xiso. a L0TSssoF GROUND. with .ba ir,r,o,
ments thereon, and all the fights WaSEY nrivilee
~ e " % PSss nereunto belonging Situated
sne eanboarg Piaisance, in the PARISH 81 Tsferst
and State Of Louisiana and desFn ated AZ III No
N N square NO =, on plan drawn By Buisson, su
veyor on August g. 1881 and depositnd +, IN IN.
~ the Recorder of said parrish Said lof havir
LII it1ree teet front on Toledauo sfreet nv OF
1ndlso anu tMenty.eight feet in depth betwet
1ar5liei lnes. which lot was acquired hy said jam
4 2Sey q May, lsso, By act before T6eodore Guyo
Aeiged in the above suit
Ierms-Cash on the spot ina'I tt
II sE.J. iI1.sTHOMAS L. MAXWELL.
~ ssls y sheriff of the Parish Of OrleauG
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
9. Tarlanse V. j. J. Feueher-.No. go

Q. ParlanRe VS.. j. j. Foueher--No. sac a.
TRoISIEME JUSTICE DE PAIx, PARoIssF
dOrisans.-En yertu dun writ De fied faclas
Troisisms Justice de Paix dams ct pour ID psToisss
dOrleans, 1e pFoeederai la yente publioue Re yingt
deuTlem9 Jour de Septembre 1869, midi, au No. 81
rue knyale entire les rues Bienvie ct Cont, de "a
Tn SECRErAIRE
Les oLols9NS SSSsE EN BoIs du mAgasin No %.
rotee. S '"'ts
E oonditions-oOmptant en- bIIlsts ds Trssor des
Sel2ls4 J.A. MoLAIsoN. Constable.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

NEW N0RE-Steamship General Mea1e-2OO
bales cotton 70 hhds bones 25 hhds iron 2226 skis oats
sks cotton seed 80 bbls pecans 2 bds green hides
76 bbls oil end 5is pkgs mdse
PENSACOL LA--Steamshp Reindeer-35 bbls flour
5 bbls pork tes lard SKIS bran so SKIS so bbs
meal
LNDTAEOLA AND GALVESTON-Steamsh
Orescent-2001 bbs flour 20 cks bacon q ties hams 20
bags coffee 40 bbs WHISKY so sbs sugar 100 bxs cheese
30 hhds sugar and sundrlss
GRAND CAYMAN VIA CIENFUEGOS-
Schooner Dophin-3l5 bbls flour bbs Hour bbls
bsef IL bbls bread 2;4 pcs lumber and sundriss
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
RECEIPTS or pRnnnnE

L0UISVILLE-Steamer Legal Tender-Western
produce and sundries to order
DONALDsONVILLE-St Flicker-9 hhds
sugar bale cotton and sundry produce.
OUACHITA RIVER-Stearer Cleona-2e6 bales
cotton and sundries 70 order
OUACHITA RIvER---Steamer Idahoe-367 bales
cotton and sundries
NATCHEz--Steamsr Wild wagoner--sio bales
cotton and sundries to order
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

Steamship General Meade, SAMPSON, for New York
Wood, Low d Ludwigsen
Steamship Reindeer. Magratn, for Pensacola
G. p Deshon
Steamship Crescent, Hawthorn, for Indianola and
Galveston A Whitney 6cO
British schooner Eden. for Grand Csyman Via Glen.
fuegos Z Pilsbury
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
VALUABLE FRoPERgIss X TIE FIRST
Distriot.-suoceasion Of psta1 W.issp,.

DX CHARLES fE- EORIIER, .AIJC.
ID tioneer-O dice No. 4a Exchange Aiiays-S TffR
DAY, October lo 1853 q Y o'clock ~ Eill sd Il
the Merchants and AtctiQneers' Exch1nfo, Hogn
street, between Canal and Cuatomhouse stroeta bg
virtue Of an order from the Honorable the heepbd
District Coure for the parish Of Orleans, dated
August q, lass the following pEopertiess vi;
[ l. A CERTAIN LOT on GROUND, with the
buildings and rDrovsments thereon, situate in the
First District Of this city and deeignated lot No.
Il Ia the square bounded By Hercules, White, Thalla,
anq kFato streets, as per plan Of b. u nicholsI
4t11ltoot on fhlrteehfh April 1876. and deposited
- plzn No. Ts IN the olaee OF j. B. Marks. late
pqtRsg said lot forms the corner of Hercules and
Ih4ila streets, and medapras inaAmerican measure
.4.i 1aa ieet nine nehsg and three lines front on
lrt14M street. bg ntnety SIX fest eleFen inches
$40 &ix Ip1 ID depth and front on Thalia street.
| ~ Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUD. with an
w ~ 1ler tpHreuuto belonging, situate In
vs.. W. F5es t4tsIet q this city, dolignated ~ the
nos = tnI lt 81 1ffe No. % bounded hy CalEaz
SounsQnt ttta1ta. 4ad 3asquet ntreeta fneasuriug
eacn, Amsr,esn m,.anfe, tuentg-sx feet four lrss
mont on fainl{Io 1<fezt hr Ic0 feet ia depth be-
sFfen para l'l. tot No. n farms the corner of
Terna-Ce Ceah ~ Ualis tistss Frsasuiy aotss.
acts q sac neleks . Alssf As!r. notary public
so 19 70 oc3 10 -llI-I
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
Jean CambeIIh va. q. casanave-No. aaa

Jean CambeIIh vs.. II. casanave-No. s4s
Il of OrIeans-Bv yirtue of writ Of fierl facias
to me directed hy the H9sgorabie Hssa John Monta.
ish of Orleans. viii proceed to sell Al public
suction on sATURpAAt ne 2lnsteeth day Of Sep
Livery Stablss No. l22 Toulouse strset bsf sssan
Danphrns and BuFandy streets. the following de.
scribed property ~ Er-.lfl m. : u
Five COWS.
Seized u the above entitled and numbered suit.
Terms-Oasa IN uritec states Treasury nores Z u
j. A M0LAIsON. Constabls.