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TNO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
STAGE NOTICE.
MONTPELIER, BARRE. WaSuNorov
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The wheat crop is harvested in nearly
all parts of Indiana, and is the best grown
there for long time.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
TN and aner December 2jth, 1867 paaepre, r.,.


WN anu NllNl HNNNihNNi sun iHNfi IAafrngUf Teal.
will run ns tuluWsf NH
UPWfRD TRIMS.
AccoaonArtoS TnAIs leaves Concord Al iot,...
Tor white River Junction, connecting with 49,. y
Wells River. st. Juhnsuury, barton, Nssport Wiii
tdr &C. Also with trains for Montpelier Be,i,s.l,
So Adams, llouscs Point, Montreal, Opitnsiurs ",
ifc Mcst.
DAY ENrnrss TRAIN leaves Concord o., loa,..
fof White River Junction, connecting with tr,Is. ~
Montpelier Burlington, Ruusu's Point Montreal y
and Win ugdcushursh and Grand Trunt Rallnlt.f
iht Nt-i
nai,rol THuS leaves at a.Il p. in nt Franklin ID.
nrittul.
Evrvixa ENrurss TnAiN leaves Concord al sgo..
for White River Junction, connecting with Talk, n
Montpelier darlington, st. Adams Rousa's Point ~
trual Oglcnshurgh and the West
sUr on arrival % trains from H0st0n,W ofcesie, pa,
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DOVNIrfRD TRAINS.
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fMAiL rRAtS Leaves White River Junction hf Ca,
cord at l1sl D. or arrival % trains ihc y-
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roads.
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sor Ac connecting ~ Concord with trains f0r Mantia
tor. Nashua, Lowell and Boston.
fThcsc trains connect NJ Concord with tn.ns =
Manchester Lawrence Portsmouth, Portland, NAshu
Worcester. New York, Lowell, and boston,
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ENERsON's PATENT
MONABLE-TOOTIlED
CIRCULAR SAWS.
and rateut Perforated CIRCULAR cROss-Cur SAWS
LANE, PlTRIN 6 BROCK.
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COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE

- Situated the bank of Flint River, one and half
miles RON the city OF Banhrdge, Decatur County Ga
This property is the most complete and desirable and
offers superior inducements TO those who wish to manu-
heure 1t is accessible TO New York and Savannah by
rail- and by boats TO Columbus and Albany, TIA. The
Factory is all In good working order, with fine dwell
ing house and necessary Outhuildings The building s
tQ6xj2 feet stories high. The machinery Is all com
pete and consists In part Of 45horse power Engine
made by American Machine Works, p b. Tylers Truss
Engine spreadcr @ heaer), manufactured by Whittier
SOns, Whitersyille, Mass. Willow, 10 Cards 36 inch)
Card Heads, Drawing Frames, List Speeders, s
Frames q ,Ois Spindles) Reels, Beamlng and Warp
ing Mills Dressing Frames, % Looms / Spooler I
Iwiser az spndles, Gard Grinder and Francy manu-.
iaetured by VIM. Mason & Co., Taunton, Mass set
Wool Machinery, manufactured by Daniel Tnnter,
wooster, Mass. steam Pipes for heating etc. This
Factory has been in operation up 10 the last few mont
Connected with il Is the finest Machine Shop In southern
Georgia, with all necessary tools also fine Blacksmith
shop and Gin house, This property is sold in order to
close up the estate to which Il belongs Parties would
do we'll 70 examine this Factory address the under
signed, The terms of sale will be liberal the times
will allow. Address W. g. ID. TONGE, or T. l.. BAD-
BIT Balnbridge, Ga Administrators Of the estate of
s. David Tonge Refers to Messrs. A. O. Sbnofcr 4 Co
III Water street, New York.
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AKApIEWnnn INsrIrrrE N
ssNXvEARING OF THE GREEN ~

ANl- the oldest Female Scmnares in the country wide
~ known for It's superior Facilities and unrvalled loca
lion, Address Rov. c. V. SPEAR, Principal, Pitts6ed
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CHAW'S CHEMICAL. ELECTRO Sill.
~ r Il A 7 w A T G ii SA LIE!
~ on THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN
Giving to every patron Handsome and Reliable Watch
for the Low Price Of Ten Dollars
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST,

n Every patron obtains watch by this arrange
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Messrs Hunt, Anthony & Co., 1875 Broadway, Now
York city, wish to Immediately dispose OF the above
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placed in sealed envelopes and well mixed. Holders
entitled TO the articles named their certificate
upon payment Of $40, whether II be watch worth $3.50
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TO the article named thereon upon payment irrespec-
tive OF its WORTH and article valued less than $40
s named on any certificate 1t will at be this
No Lonery but straight forrnd legitimate Tronsaotion
ehoh may be participated in eueH By he most fiious
OPINIONS 1uE PREss.-" This Company is known
throughout the Union TO be responsible Tor anything IL
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They are honorable In their dealings and satisfy the
just expectations Of their customers IN. T. Herald Jlg
10, ls6s
"Ths Company has fine reputation, and their goods
are OF superior quality Meas, Juiy u, 1865.
\ single certificate will be sent by mail, postpaid
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ty-three and elegant premium for 81 sixty-sx and
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Address
HUNT, ANTHONY & CO.,
1876 HrOndWnV. N Y.
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saw UUMMENo lNtOno's paIcntl
the best in use also extra Cutters Boxes and Caub. ilr
at all times hnnd. Orders solicited and promptly
LANE, PGTktN & BRoCk.
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Advertisements.
MONTPELIER
ENOUNDRY q MACHINE SHOP,

All kinds Of Iron CASTING furnished, and every ae-
scrpon Of Machine iohwork executed IA the pest mnh
ner ON short notice, and at reasonable prices.
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PAGES PATENT LACING LEATHER,
Also Belt Hooks, Belt Riycts and Durrs Cor sale by
Cgdawtf LANE plTkIN & BROCK.
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SAW MANDREIS
of an sizes and kinds including those with the celebrated
web connection boxes at
LANE, PlTKIN 6 BROOKS.
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~ Beware 10 Of all Worthless limitations.
~ None Genuine without "COSTARST SIGNATURE
~ ~ - and SOC sizes kept by all DRUGGISTS.
II X X lsss sent by mai on receipt price.
t1 70 pays for eight 81 sizes " Express.
Address
HENRY r. cosTAR,
6l2 Broadway, N. Y.
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SAW UPSETS OR SWEDGES.
(limctson's and stones patcntl
double sharpening and ordinary swedges sold hy
LANE. plTKIN q BROCK
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-25
LOUISIANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY


FRIDAY, September Is, 1858.
The Senate was called to order by the
President at twelve O'Clock NJ.
The roll was called:
No quorum present.
Mr.. Pinchback: Mr.. President, as we have
no quorum present, sPd as there is consid
cradle excitement on the streets, / move to
take recess until one O'Clock.
Mr.. Polndexter: second the motion.
MIR. BacoH' The time is so short, Mr..
President, ..ul we do not want to hang
about the State House. If we adjourn at
all think it should be until tomorrow.
Mr. Blackman: I had hoped there would
be quorum present. as intended to intro
duce resolution which explains the caus e
of tue excitement.
The motion to take a recess was adopted.
House OF Representatives
The House met ut twelve o'clock, Speak er
Lowell IN the chair
Forty members, and no quorum pres mt.
Sergeatal-Arms sent alter absent mem
bers.
quorum being subsequently present,
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Satchell.
On mo ion of Mr.. Gair, of East Feliciana,
the reading Of journal was dispensed with.
On motion Of Mr.. Carr, of Orleans, the
House went into Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Harper, of St. Charles, in the chair.
House bill No. l43, from the Committee
on Claims, authorizing the, payment of IF
teen certificates of Indebtedness TO the
amount If $l40, s94 80, heretofore issued in
favor of b. Well BY II. Peralta, State Audi
tor.
Mr.. Garstkamp, of Jefferson. moved that
the Committee of the Whole recommend the
adoption of the bill.
Mr. Gray. of st. James, moved that the
Committee of the Whole recommend to the
House its indefinite postponement of the
bill.
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John n. clay W. vvillinm menIv,

EouRTA DIsTR !CT. COURT FOR THE PAR
lsh of Orleans, No. p e3l-By virtue Of 4 writ r
seizure and sale to me directed by the Honorable
tne touIth District Court Tor the parish Of Orleans
IN me above entitled cause, will proceed to san al
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
ac snge Royal street between Canal and CUSTOM
ngpse sssess IN the Second District Of this cty on
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together win
az we pn,ldlngs and improvements thereon and the
rights ways, privileges, and apDurtansnces there.
Hnto beiopgng Or in any wise appsrtaining situated
tae SQUARE comprised within Decatur, (Vicior
Marigny, Mandevile, and Peters streets and desir-
mated as Lot No. 2 on a plan drawn BY A. D'Heme-
court, surveyor, dated twenty ninth pecember,
1858, and deposited, for reference in the Conrt Ok
pIobSts in this city Said lot = further Illustrated
OF James Graham, late Notary Pub ic in this city,
anq measures IN american measure thirty five feet
eight inches and four lines front on Mendeyille
street. by depth of eightylsx feet four inches AM
two lines between parallel lines.
Beng tne same property acquired by defe ndant by
purchase from W lillian w MeGarity per act passed
efore Andr. W Hero Jr Notary Pubic in Ibis civ,
dated June 2ist, 1896 $3.50 800
Seized in the above suit.
Ierms-Cash on the spot
oo,o THOS. L. MAXWELL,
SUE selo ~ oherih Of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-25
Hyponte ReIot v. victor GerodIa.,

EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
Il ish OF Oreans-No. p, sl5.-BY virtue OF a writ
Of SEIZURE and sale to directed by the Honorable
the Fourth District Court tor the Parish of Or.
sell at pubic auction, at the Merchants and Auc.
uoneers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustomhOuse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on SATURDAY, October 10 ls6s at II O'Clock
NJ the following described PRIORITY, 70 witt
J. LOT o. GROUND together with the build.
lngs thereon ana appurtensnces thereto belonging,
situated in the Second District OF this city, making
part of lot No. IL, in square No. 10, bounded by
MAN, st. Ann johnson and Galvez streets, md
measuring, raid lot, accord ng to sbetch annexed
to an act of sac from Felix M. Jacobs 10 Victor
Gerodias, on the twelfth February, 1892 be ore A.
Dorooourt, No,ary Pubic in this city, thirty seven
feet three inches front Main s. rect, about one
hundred and ten feet line separating ii from
property OF NJ Jscobs, about one hundred and
seventeen feet sn The side line separat ng it from
property of Gurie or assigns; this last line closing
so as to form point in the rear.
Being the same property acquired By defendant
by purchase from Felix M. Jacobs, per act passed
before A. Dorioeourt, Notary Public in this city,
dated February IL, 1852
p THE SAME LOT as above described, with the
bulldogs and improvements thereon
8. AND LOT OF GROUND, and appurten.
ances thereuDtO belonging, situated in the same
square as the above property and measuring thirty
feet front on Main street, by hundred and twenty
feet IN depth, between parallel lines. Purchased
by said def ndant from jacques Alphonse Dieudonne,
fourteenth May, 1s6L
As the whole more fully appears and is described
IN Two comics of acts Of mortgages by said defendant
70 John r, Clay, dated sixteenth July and twenty
hrst August, 1856 respectively.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
seq 70 oel0 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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sion prevailing in Northern markets a,TssnSsb9tersd
mSlS1sc u n; Mexican dry flint 2lS22c; d
Fb, 1-.,
CORN MEAL-Ts still dull and dropping; = NM id[.
dried is quoted at s. 25a4 BIZ Dbl Tor rou s 70
on the landing. Some holders however ieAu ~
sell unless at rates above the foregoing. 20 ,-inc;
NAVAL STURE-Tbe demand TOT Iosih 70 - - =
quoted at 81 40 = bbl No. A. - ~; No ~ ~ A.
aud pale at 81 q bb Tar and Southern p.ent s.es az
at 81 n Dbl for the latter. and ). 29sS Ior 'he
former Spirits tUrpentine dull at 400 e gallon.
CHEESE-Steady at l66lsc q u Tor reserve an Y
factory and ls920i for Northern cream and hnghsn
BtJTTER-The market is very dull with hesvy
inferior 27@3 0c; choice Goshen 4jci good Northern
HOOP POLES-Hdd poles are retailing at SO
and Dbl poles at S35 u l,U0a. s, :.
WOO The market is still bare. Nasnetg =. ~
quoted At 30935c e n Louisiana native 2osZIs''
MALI AND HoPS-western malt is quoted at
y 75a2 g, and Canada at 81 e592 90 busheL hop7
l5G35c = b for old. and Aec for new.
EsCULENTS-Potatoes are selling on the lan1
lDR At 1894 q Dbl Unions S4ab Apples u JUS
80 e box, and 1904 p bbl. ,.d;.,
POULTRY AND hGGS-Chickenso on tn ns iAh 1
- olG1 5O q dozen; geese -; Iurkeys pc Iss7
lSs Zoe n dozen in boxes and $lhGiS 0. DOL E..
RICE-Lousiana rice Is inactive. Buyers reluse
to invest present rates. but holders refuse 70
any concessions We give the following as the ask
ing prices for round lots: ,..o,, =;
We quote choice 9S10c y 10 prime 74Ss54e; ordl'
nary 6i4@654c; and 33x9534c for inferior; Inc re
ceipts continue light, though considerable acces'
sions 10 the stock are expected soon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-25
George Tate VS.. William c. Graham.

George Tate vs.. William c. Graham.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT or NEW OR.
acias directed BY the Honorable the Third District
Court OF New Orleans, in the above entitled cause
TO George ", Avery, late Sheriff, and by said late
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and
t S oS K tR Rs az
o'clock NJ, all the right, title and interest Of the
ae,endant ". Y Graham, being the one undivided
half IN and to the following described property, to
i A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND situated
per sketch thereof annexed to an act passed be.
fore r. u. Gottsehalk, Notary Public in this City,
mntseDs s wa S Is bounded p
turnpike. or New Shell Road, and containing ten.
lots numbered from one to ten inclusive, and run.
Venus street. lot No. l. forming the corner Of the
turnpike or New Shell Road and RocheLlave street,
or New Shell Hoad spe DorSenos st, sa 'urnpAs'
o SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated
in the rear of this City, designated by lots No. to
nois, Rocneblave, Venus, and Euphrosine Streets,
and measuring, according to the said sketch there
7raying 100 feet in depth, between parallel lines,
and lots to inclusive, have each 80 feet inches
in Width T. in the re- rear by the following depth
line OF lot No and l73 feet 6iRches and lines the
line Of lot of No which lot No has 5 feet inches
hiss 4 feet and lines the line of lot No. H. which
lot No II has l29 feet 3inches the line of lot No
II which lot No. II forms the corner Of Dorgenois
and Euphrosine streets, and has III feet inches
and lines in deoth and front said Euphrosine
stree together with all the rights ways servitudes
Of ground being the same property acquired by de.
fen ant ointly with Samuel eBow from Samuel @.
Runde, as per said act before Il. G. Gottsehalk no
tary public, Of date January %, 1851.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
SCI 20 o6 Sheriff of the Parish of OrIeAns
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PRE- TAKES IT'S WAY.
seeure . Mon.e o Calasarala.


THE IMMIGRANT HoMEsrEAD AssoorA.
TIoN OF CALIFORNIA.
Incorporated an Ter the laws Of the stals Eoyena.
ber soth. 1861, for the purpose Of
PRovIDING HOMES FOR ITS MEMBERs.
aad thereby induce immigration.
Capital
Divided into 7O0fou shares At s. each. payable In
UNITED STATES ouRREScY.
csiiaeasss Of stock issusd % subscribers imnodi-
stell upsn rsesipt Of ths money
Nernssoa ALLOWED TO noLD Nom TRAN FTvz
fsnznas. @.1'
A cissoi.r. containing fun description Of the
property bsdlstsisutpd among the shArsholasrsI
IN Be ssut 70 Any aaassss upon rssspt Of stamps TO
covsy rsturn possa6s
Iniurmaaaan q q pine q lund In any portion q
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