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THE FOOTSTEPS OF DECAY.

The following is a translation nom an ancien
Spanish poem, which says the Edinourg Rsrie.
s surpassed by nothing with which we are &C
lnainted in :bs Spanish language except ,be .-ni,
5f Louis de Leou-
oh, le, IT, soul is slumbers br-Ak-
Arouse the senses aud awake
To see how sOou
Lie. IN it, giurie,. glides aWsy
md the stern footsteps of decay
Come stealing on
And while ws view the rolling ,isi-.
Down which our Slowing Iaiautes glid~
Away 50 fast
Let n the present hour employ
a Bd deem each future dream Jos
Already P-ss.
t.e, uo vain hope decesve the mind
No happier e; rs hope To iud
Tomorrow than 20 days
our golden dreams of yore we're bright
Like them the present shall delight
Like them decay
1ur 1--we, like Fastening STRAINS must o..
Thag iuto one sngulhug seA
Are doomed % fall
The sea Of death, whose waves roll ga
orer king and kiugl1m. crown and throue.
Aud swallow all
Alike sine rivers Ior,iIy tide.
AHke tbe hum DE rivulel'~ glide
To tnat sad wave
Death levels poverty sud pride.
Aud rich and POOR sleep SIDE by >iita
Within tue grave.
our birth j. but q staTtiBg place
Life B. The running at the raee-
And death the goal
There AL our giitt@riug loys arr 6roug1r-
That parh alone. % all uusou-ht.
Il found vf all
See, then. how poor and little worth
Ar s T Jhu-e gIirtsTiug toys Of earth
hat lure u hv--.
Dreams 0f n sleep that ,.sarh WG~t b-rak-
Alas before IL bids wake.
We disappear.
L1ug err the damp Of death can blight
The cheek : pure glow % red aud white
lie passed away
Youth smilrd aud az Was heavenly fl5r
Age came, and laid bis 6nVer There.
And where are they.
Wher- i the strength that sPurued decay
The SIap that roved - light aud gay
The hearts b.the tuaet
Z Lee strength is gone, tle step j. slow
AHI i3y groTs Wearisome, and woe
When age comes Out
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Bankruptcy Notice.
CASE No 81

CASE No 81.
In the Supreme Court of MontOna Territory.
In the matter of Lueieu r. La CrOix, Bankrupt-b
Bankruptcy
To Whom 1T may Concern:
THE Undersigned hereby gives notice Of his az
Il psintnent as Assignee of the Estate Of Lno,l
+. La Croix. of Helena in the county Of LeSr
and Clarke, and Territory of Montana, who bs
been adiudged a Bankrupt upon his own pelii0a
by the Su RENE Court OF sail Territory.
Dated at Helena NJ. T., this 9Th day % No7eh
Der a. ID. los JOHN H CURTIS.
Dec3-w3t Assignee. ETC,
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Bankruptcy Notice.

CASE No. 33.
In the Supreme Court Of Montana Territory
Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF John G.. yetter Bankrupt
To Whom ii may concern:
INHE Undersigned hereby gives notice o.
IL appointment Assignee Of the Estais
John G. Netter, of Virginia City, IN the eoan'
Madison, and Territory of Montana, who has - =,
adiudged a bankrupt upon his own petition W y
Supreme Court Of said Territory. ,.vd
Dated at Virginia City, NJ. T.. this ssta gNs
Oct. A. d lS6S. L. &. DEIMLlNus
Dec3-w9t AssigDss, b'@
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Bankruptcy oVIOfSce.
ICAsE No. III

To all the Creditors of Michael Cioldsticke= Bank
rupt who have proved their debts. ana ali other
persons interest: Sc
NTOU are hereby notided 10 appear before the
i Supreme Court of the Territory 81 Montana
sitting in Bankruptcy. the l2rh lay 0
December next -. ID. 1S6S. az ole o'clock y. NJ,
AT Virginia City, iu said Territory, 90 show cause
why a discharge from all his debts, should not b.
granted 10 said Bankrupt
Nuu arU also notified that the second aud third
meetings of said B4nkrupts Creditors will b. held
before rhso, Mufiy Esq, Register of sait COur
IN Bankruptcy at his office in NirgiEia CRY, al ~
ocluaS a. M of said day.
By order of the Court made the 27th day Of
Nov. a. ID. le6e LUCIUS ;. PACK CFk
Supreme Court of Montana Territory.
Wm. II. Cbiles sol't'T for petit'r. Dsc.{.w;t
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HOWARD & CO.,
jewelers. and SllVersmiihs
GIG Broadway II. Y

GIG Broadway n. Y,
One Block above the Metropolitan Hotel.
Every one visiting New York j. invited 10 cal.
at our establishments.
10 order that all may address us with cOnhisnre
We invite attention to Tie following:
Omce Of Wells Fargo & Co.
81 Broadway New York OCe 20, ISIS. )
We can chee5fllly commend Messrs- Howard &
Co. No Glg BrOadway New York, Co ouy friend,
a reliable aud trustworthy hrrn. with assurance
that ali orders scot thsm will have fAtufgi and
prornpt attention. c. GODDARD. Treas.
For Wells Fargo S Co..
4 nd we slso refer tp
1 W aymoud Esq. san Frlnciscs.
Il G. Howard Esq san Francisco
n X Butler Esq 4 : Miut san FrauctsrJ.
w s Hobart Esq. Virginia City, Nevada
uoy4wtf
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general Erant,- Inauguration.

To tie Colvred Psgpie IF tic Country:
FELLOW CITIZENS The struggle be-
tween Freedom and Slavery is over.
Freedom has tTiumphed. Our rights as
men in this country have been vindica~
ted We are men. and part of the body
polite. For our redemption from Sla-
very. we owe our thanks TO the great
party Of progress and humanity In
the contest 10 decide this question Gen
Grant carried our standard, and il is to-
day crowned with glory, and he is oUr
President. On the 4th day of March.
1869, he is 10 read his inaugural in the
city OF Washington. Will il not be
proper time tor the people 20 thank the
party jhat gave them these blessings, by
having delegates from all parts { our
country To assemble ia convention on
the 30 of March. 1869 Those of our
race in favor of this proposition will
please address. Geo. NJ. Arnold, lock
box No. .. Wilmington, y. e.: A. III.
Galloway. Senator Thirteenth Senato~
rial District; John y Hymous. Senator,
Warran county, n G., G. ID. Pearson,
Craven county. y. c: Edgar Miller,
New Hanover. y. G.; Gal p Rourke
Wilmington. y. G; Jno Mercer. Lang
ston. Ohio.
Republican newspapers are requested
70 copy
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The terms OF nineteeu Senator's viii
expire on the 4th OF March next. These
are, Conness, of California: Dixon, of
Connecticut; HendTicks. OF Indiana;
Merrill. OF Maine; Sumner, Of MassR.
chusetts; White, Of Maryland tsucces-
sor of Johnson); Chandler. of Michigan;
Ramsey. of Minnesota; Henderson, of
Missouri; Stewart. oi Nevada; Freling-
huysen, o. New Jersey; Morgan. of New
York; Wade, of Ohio: Buckalew, of
Pennsylvania; Patterson. of Tennessee;
Sprague, of Rhode Island; Edmunds, of
Vermont: Van Wrinkle, of West Nir~
ginia and DOolittle, of Wisconsin. So
far as vacancies have been already filled
or State elections held the Republicans
have lost Wade in Ohio. who is to be
succeeded by Thurman, while the Dem
Ocrats have lost Dixon. of Connecticut:
Buckalew, of Pennsylvania: Hendricks.
of Indiana. and Patterson. of Tennes-
see. -Four 10 one, SO sar. will do
DOoliitle. of Wisconsin. is certain 10
DE succeeded by Republican. while IL
is possible. but not probable. that the
Republicans may lose one in New JeI-
sew.
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FINo HOUSE

UNION NJ T.
TNHIS delightful. place Of resort is nov 'F'
Il for the accommodation of guests.
The choicest Liquors and Ci gars on band al
Every attention paid to those giving % os-sts
Alsdtf V. NJ. CLAREf, Pr0P'~
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The Waltham Watch Co. movement, with extra
sJewels. ChrOnOmeter Balance, Patent Dust Can
Patsnt Safety Pinion, &c. ia case win
Gold Joints. $50 coin.
The same in or. case S33. In > OF. case SIS coin
The Montana post., 1868-12-04

GREAT MORTALITY AMONG NEwsI'A-
PER MEN.-Scarcely had the sad news
of the death of General Hslpine been
printed, ere the death of Charles q.
Brewster, the long time editor of the
Portsmouth, N. H.) journal. WAS an
nounced. almost simultaneously with
the decease of Seba Smith and Chandler
4. Potter. gentlemen long connected
with the newspaper press and the liter
ature OF the country. They have since
been followed tn the grave by Louis
Morwitz. of Philadelphia Washington
Clapp. editor of a Natic (Mass) psper.
and Mr.. lohn Wilson. who died in Cam
bridge. on Monday. the 3d inst; on the
4th, the Rev. John Marsh, Editor OF the
Temperance Journal. died ut Brooklyn !;
and nearly on the same day. Chandler
Z. Potter, of Flint, Michigan. an able
writer and well known scholar.-Er.
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Newt TODAY
Look at these Prices
For Genuine
WALTHAM WATCHESl

The p : Bartlett movement. with extra jewsls
Chronometer Balance, Patent Dust Zap. Paten,
Safety Piniou and all other late improvemeuts
in "A solid 3 or Coin Silver Hunting Case with
Gold Joints, S27 coin.
The same in 4 or case $50. In ) OF. case scJ coin
The Montana post., 1868-12-04

Langleys San Francisco Directory,
gives she following statistics ol business:
of assayer there are IL establishments;
attorneys. 473: auctioneers. 2S; bakeries
-: bankers. 10: bathing shops, %; bill
lizard table makers. 4; boarding houses,
Ga: breweries. 25; brokers, 323; butch
ers and markets. 222; cabinet makers.
sc; carpenters, lOi; cigar dealers aud
makers. 262; clothing and tailOrs, SO;
dress makers. POI: dry goods. 1874; fruits
les: furniture stores. 103: groceries, ,6l3;
hair dresser. 153; gOnsmiths. 153; hard.
ware. 1S: hatters. a; lumber. 5;s: com
mission merchants. 420. painters. SS;
milliners. 50; physicians, $50; printing
Offices. 81: produce depois, 13l; stoves
and tiDware. 81; uphOlsterers. 6S. watch
makers aud jewelers.. 100: wood and
coal dealers, 143. Total business Occus
pations pursued in the city. 1!4s3.
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The Appleton. Tracy s. Co. movement with extra
Jewels Chro uOmeter Balance. Patent Dust Car
Patent Safety Piniou, sc. ia o. case, Gold
joints S3i coin.
The sanein 4 OF. case. s37. Ia : OF. $40 coin
The Montana post., 1868-12-04

p 5. Bartlett Watch in p oz. Il karat told
Hunting Case $50 coin.
waltham Watch Co. Watch, in - Is karal
Gold Hunting case SS4 coin.
Appleton Tracy a. Co. Watch. IN p ~ j. -arat
Gold Hunting case So coin.
Any additional weight a. 81 per pat. or So 7-r
w..
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We will send aay of the above b. Wells Fargc
s Cos Express. with bill to collect on delivery
aud give the purchaser ths privilege to examine
the Watch before laying. All express CT arges
however. 10 be Yai$ by the purchaser But { the
amount Of the price OF the Watch is remitt,d o.
us with the order. will prepay the express
charges 10 Sau Francisco ourselves. In sending
money drafts ON Wells Fargo g. Co. are preferred
We wish il distinctly understood that these
Watches are the very best WIKI all the u ,sst i'm
provemenis and that they are in perfect running
order and if any does not perform well,
will exchange IT, or refund the money.
Please sta,e that yon saw this IN the MoSEANA
The Montana post., 1868-12-04

BY close attention TO TO business, the propfieto,
hopes 10 mcrit the confidence and patronage OF ths
public Once at j. NJ Knights, Wallace 81
Express freight carried With care.
May T. 1858 dtfl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-05
ASSESSORS notice.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, J
, Assessors Office First District LoIisiauH,
New ORLEANS, APRIL ls6s'
THE ANNUAL INCOME Ii t OF ASSEeS-
j ments for the year ending December 81 1851 made
in compliance with An act TO provide internal Rove
nue. support the Government, 70 pay in crest on
June so 1874, as amended By subsequent acts, hav-
ing been returned by the Assistant Assessors o. the
First District Of Louisiana TO the undersigned,
NoSics Is hereby given that said anuui income
list will rHnAin open for examination by taxpayers
for the period Of ten days from this date Il room
10. SHissa states oasio house dHrirg w lisaa
asgreved 81 the action Of ASSISTANT ASSESSORS mag
appeal 70 the Assessor 80,
And Immediately sfter the expiration of said ten
DAYS. on the eleventh and twelfth Of April lho-,
will determine all appeals relative TO erroneous or
excessive valuations made and taken by the Assist
ant Assessors. .a.t4H
An appea 5 to the Assessor, as aforesaid must be
made in writing, and spt city the particular cause,
after, or thing respecting which decision ls re
Quested, and state the 'uOund Of error complained
The First District Of Louisiana is comprised with
in the parishes Of sIi9a4s Jefferson, ~. bernefd,
bauemines 81. Charles, st. james St. John the
Baptist, Ascension, Ferrehonne, LafouIehe LIVING
sion, st Helena, Washingio on and St Tammany
In the parishes OF - dOhn tue Baptist ST. Jai1es,
and Asceneion, appeals may be made Z, tniS otnee
Convent Landing.
In the parishes Of St Tammany and Washington.
appeals may be made through "A. Arthur Assist
In the parishes OF ~ Helena and ivlngstont ap.
peals IN be ma ie thFoue D j. Bradley, Assistant
Assessor, at pontchat9ula
p as may bespade through A. sistant Assessed ) a.
SAID 'ssissADt Assessors are hereby notified K
upon their rseoipt. al other apneaA must BE- mad
directly 10 this once. JAMES hEADE,
spiss Assessor first DlsEnGt Of LSuiaanA
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SHERTPFS RALEG.

sBahn EEenaerBSn va j ohn II. Claiborne
ElOERFH DIsTRIor COURT or NEW Or
II leans-No lg,6lH--By virtue Of writ OF seizure
and sale, to me directed BY the Honorable the
entitieo cause, will proceed to sell at pubic auc-
lion, at the Herohants and Apstiousers ExchenRe,
Eoss STREE, eesSe s5d qsnS anS GTss9%h'ass
MONDAY, the sixth day Of April, i56a a. u O'Clock
NJ The fooTng dsseT, bed property VIZ;
with all the rights, ways, privileges customs, servi
eades, and appurtenRnoes thereto belonging or in
~ Use st5atee n me ioaFta qsstEiot
tnst, Howard, ara Jacob streets, and forms part
Of the original lots DESIGNATED By the No. 3sEd on
TIE thT,esntR DAY Of Apri isss dsSOs,tsd iS The
ota49 o. y boany, notary public IN thls elty ana
inches and iines front on First street 81 fest
inches in depth and front on Howard street 90 feet
n depth on the side line toward jacob street, aud
lot No Of said square, all Of which viii more fully
appear BY reference to tns sketch of the same an
nexed to an act passed before J. w BreedIoye late
notary public in this city, dated March rs 1855 be-
ing ne ssne properly acquired by defendant By
said Notary BTesdlove. dated March 81 1855
Seized in the aboyesuit.
Terms-L In cash to a sufficient amount to pay
hundred dollars $500 with interest tbsseSn at sir
per cent Der 9Bnum from the 18th dav Of Mach
1855, tn the 18th day Of March, lsdI aud thereafter
dollars and five cents S3 05 costs Of copy Of act and
the costs Of suit.
amount of his bid the payment OF promtsaov
note secured by mortgage SAID property fOr the
like sum Of three hundred dollars tSS09 drawn By
the defendant 20 his own order, and by him ndorsed
dated on the 18th day of March, ls6s, and payable
two after date, bearing interest at six per cent
per annum from date to maturity and Thereafter a.
eight per cent per annum I'll paid. =, 81,
:. AND the balance Of the price OF aoJudioa1on' n
N-''- VI '--' SPO'' GEORGE W. AVERY,
mh6 20 APPS Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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n. S. MARSHALIS SALES.


n, b. CIahIn a. Co. va EweII a. CopPolls
TN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUII COURT.
L for the Fifth uircuit aud District o. LOUISIANA
No 5495.-By virtue Of 8 Wut. Of heTi taeiAS
70 me directed in the above entitled suit, 4 viii
pYOoeed to sell TO the highest bidder, on TUES
DAY the fourteenth day of April, 1858, At twelve
n91 O'clock NJ at the entrance TO the Oustomhouses
Old Isevso street side - - $500
II cases more or less Of MERCHANDISE as per
inventory on file in my Office, and being the usna.
contents of cJ1ntry store to satisfy tho plaintns
claim herein viz: fsur thousand and sixty i've ana
seventeen one hundredths dollars, together with
iuteTest and all costs per judgment. . .
Terms-Oash, at time OF adjudication, in United
States Treasury noIes.
United States MarshaiB Once, New OfieAne8
first day Of April. 1868, ,-,,v,.,, =, . 49,,
No e62-ap27Ill4
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR OATS.

HEIpQUARTERs DISTRICT INDIAN ERRTrORY,)
Once Chief Quartelmaster,
Fort Gibson, y. NJ, March q, ls69.
DROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL BIZ RE-
i ceised at the Office of the undersigned at Fort
Gibson, g. n, until three O'Clock p, y May 8 1903
lat which tims bids VIII be opened to furnish tor
the the Quartermaster's Department, de-
livered at Fort Arbuekle, o. N
5000 bush-ls OAtS.
The requirements and formalities usual in con.
tracing for government supplies wi be eIaoted of
all bidders and all to whom any contract may be
awarded in he esent case.
Delivery TO commence early as June l, 1863, and
to be supplied at the rate Of not less than G0J bush
els per month, until he contract is filed
aBy authority of BreVet Major NJ BRYANT, U. s.
A., commanding District Indian Territory.
A. g. KlMBALL,
Captain and A. @. 81, U. S. A.,
APPS Ct Chief Qu4rtermaster District I. T,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-05

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR RECORDER,
FIRST DIsTRIcT.-It will be seen by a notice
in another column that Mr.. Becker, the Re-
publican candidate for recorder of the first
district, has disposed of the Ruth concert
saloon for the purpose of devoting his time
to the interests of the party.
Mr.. Becker came to New Orleans from the
Grand Duchy of Hesse Darmstsdt, in 1850,
and was admitted to citizenship in 1855.
He served in the Union army as captain Of
company K, second Louisiana volunteers,
for about two years, when he was honora-
bly, discharged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-05

ARRESTED FOB PERJUBY.-Lsst evening
Augustin Davis, register Of the fourth
ward, took to the second district station
house Philip Burton, charged with per-
jury in registering as voter. When asked
where he resided he was unable to state any
precise locality; he was then told to go and
learn the exact place. He was followed /,
and inquiries made at the place he said was
his home, but the people there did not
know him. He was then arrested. That is
the story as we heard it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-05
SPEnIAL NOTICES.


By direction Of mas honor Mayor Heath, we will
resume the sale of the unsod Stalls being the right
and left Wings, of the Poydras Market, on MON
DAY next, the sixth instant, at the usua hour of
sale, II NJ and continue daily until the sale of this
market is completed
Purchasers are likewise Notified that they are ex-
pected to deposit their purchase price in city notes
with the City Notary, II. q. Dibble, No ls ommer.
cial place. without delay.
ana I'd CITY Auctioneers.
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PROPOSALS. FOR LUMBER AND
SHINGLES.

OFFICE CHEF QuARTRRAfAsrER.
Hifth Military District, I
New Orleans La, April ?, 1858,
OEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
y will be received at this office until Il N. WE'D
NESDAY, the eighth day of April 1865, Tor the de.
livery in this cts within thirty go days from date OF
acceptance OF proposal Of -
l23 All feet Of Rough Yellow PINE LUASER.
$4,000 CYPRESS SHINGLES, IS inches
Specifications Of lumber may be sesn at this office;
Bids w1l be opened At the time above named, ana
bidders are invited to be present.
The United states reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed - Proposals for Lum-
Der and Shingles" and addressed TO the under
signed. OHAa. IL pOMPklNS,
Brevet Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
ap3 st Fifth silitary District.
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Csarls. g. Ger va. steansa.s AnAA Per

CHARLES q. GET va AaeamaoaAS AMIN A-SF
- rett, Her Tackle, Apparel, etc.
TX T4E UNITED STA TIES DISTINCT COURT,
| for the District Of Louisiana, No. so92-ln
Obedience to an admiralty warrant, 70 me d.
taken into my possession ! . !,
NE straTnboat ANNA PERRH'rT, her Tackle, a p
parcel etc, now hbsled By Charles q. Con ior tns
causes set forth in the libel now pending N the
District Court Of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admOniah the oenet %
owners thereof, and all and every person er
having or pretending TO have any w oT VI
terest in or TO the same. 70 be ana agpsAL *
irict Court II the United Statss for the Dtstrlot
afore> AID to be holden al the city Of heS %
Or before the THIRD MOhDAt rem we oses hs ~
said steamboat Anna PoFrelt per taeAie 9ppereA
etc, shonld not be condemnon ana oo SOLO Agtes'
ablv To the prayer Of Iibeiant
limited States Marahale Once, Now OrieAna,
thirty first d-y Of MaIeh, ES9 -, :, 9 ,r.,..,
r.. y. hlihIkQN, q. =, AaranAL
No. 6s2-apl ne
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PROPOSALS FOn oEMENr.

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsrER,
Fifth Military District, 7
fsoW STi5sIis, La, -tyE!! 2, 1859
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
y will be received at this Office until l9 81,
THURSDAY, the 9th day of April for the delivery
in this city within thirty go days from date Of &C
ceptAnce Of proposal of
40 Barrels Of CEMENT.
Cement must be of best quality, and will be sub
ject to inspection before acceptance.
Bids will be opened at the time above named, and
bidders are invited to be present.
The United States reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed Z" Proposals for Gem
ent p" and addressed TO the undersigned
lSignedj OHAS, d. gOMPKINS,
Brevet Brgadier General and Chief Q NJ,
ap4bt Fifth Mill airy District.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-05

ADMITTED TO BAIL. - Harris Abrahams,
who is to have a second trial on the charge
of attempted arson, in the criminal court,
has been admitted to bail. He was to have
had a trial yesterday, but for proper rea.
sons it was postponed.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Howe yesterday
pronounced the following sentences:
William Woods, convicted of crime
against nature, penitentiary for life.
Henry Harris, manslaughter, five years
penitentiary and $40 fine.
Thomas Figharty, carrying concealed
weapons, SIS fine,
Ambrose Young, larceny, three months
parish prison.
G. W. Cronan, obtaining money under
false pretenses, three months parish prison.
Elizabeth Hayburn, larceny, one month
parish prison. ..
Iohn Kelly: wonnding with dangerous
weapon, six months parish prison and $40
fine. .-.. .......
james Wood and Mary Edwards, assault
and battery, $40 fine and five days parish
prison each.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-05
AUCTION SALES.


ATTENTION BUMDRRs
Carpenters, Mechanics. Machinists, Furniture
Manufacturers, Lumber Dealers, and Others
PBREMPToRY SALE AT AUCTION
on THE STOCK AND OUTFIT
OF the -
MARIPosA planning MILLS,
Door, Sash, and Blind Factory,
ESTATE oFE.FRANK q BROTHER,
In Bankruptcy.
Surrendered and Sold for the Benefit of their Credit
ors By order Of the Assignees.
pY C.E.GIRARDEY& Co., AuctIOneers.
~ Office No. II Exchange Place--on WkDNEs-
DAY, April Is 1868, at lO1s O'Clock A. NJ, will be
sold at public auction at the Mariposa Mills stu
atsd on st. Joseph street, between New Levee and
Ichoupitoulas streets and known as No. q st.
Joseph street.
THE ENTIRE STOCK IN TRADE: Msehinery.
Lumber Materials, Tools, Doors sashes and Blinds,
etc. beor ging 70 the bankrupt estate Of Msssrs, E.
Frank Brother, and by them surrendered and sold
for the benefit Of their creditors by order Of the as
signees.
Descriptive catalogues Of the entire property are
In course of preparation. and will be ready for dis
tribution at the Office Of the auctoneers on satur
day the eleventh Instant The stock is a very large
and varied one, and we'll worthy the attention Of
house builders, mechanics, dealers in lumber etc.
Terms Cash in United States Treasury notes, By
order Of the assignees ap4 I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-05

THIRTY DAYS WoRKHoUsB.-T party Of
twenty-six persons who were arrested in
Turner shelby's house, Basin street, were
all, male and female, sent to the workhouse
for month; but any one of them will be
at once released by sending to Recorder
Gastinel some responsible person to vouch
for them. Five of the party have already
been released.