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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
IN BANKRUPTCY.

9HIS ST0 GIVE NOTICE. THAT on Tue
oth day Of June. A. ID. 1858. a warrant
Of J. &. Lottin. Of the county oi Marshall
and STATE Of Tennessee. who has been at
judged a bankrupt on his own peti
uon; that Tue payment Of shy debts and de-
livery Of any property belonging TO such bank
rupt to him or tor his use, and the transfer Of
any property BY him are forbidden by law: thar
n meeting of the creditors OF the said hankruut
10 prove their debts. and % choose one or more
ass gnees of his estate. will be held no a Court %
Bankruptcy. % be holden on the 6th dly %.
July, A. D. 1868. 10 @ o'clock A. H.. at the
office Of the Register IN Bankruptcy. Lewisburg.
Tennessee. before W. n. Doughty. fs,i.. Register
u. X. GLASGOW.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-13

Where's, Tie people Of North Carolina,
pSoutb Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia, Alaba-
ma and Florida have, in pursuance Of. the
provisions Of an act entitled An act for
The more efficient government Of the Rebel
States" passed March y, 1851, and the act
fundamental thereto, framed Constitutions
OF 4 State government which are repubi-
can. and had adopted said Constitution by
large majorities Of the votes cast at the
elections held for the ratification or repeal
ing of the same Therefore,
BE il enacted, That the States Of North
Carolina. South CaTolips, Louisiana, )
Georgia and Florida shali be entitled and
admitted 20 representation in Congress as
States of the Union, when the Legislatures
NJ sncb Stafes shall have duly ratified the
amendment 10 the Constitution Of the
United States proposed by the thirty-ninlh
Opugress. and knoWn as article l4th, upon
The Iolloging Instrumental conditions:
Sec, i. That the Constitutions Of neither
Of said States shall ever be 30 amended n
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-13

Andrew Johnson Pleased with the
Action Of Tennessee-Chief Justice
Chase Advises the Pardon of JeiL
DaVIs-PendletOn viii not use his
Influence for Chase-NegrO Suffrage
Demanded by the Radical Party
Rum0red Resignation of Cabinet
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JAMES A. McGLDkE
Music Dealer. No. 81 Union So
a. new supply d tickets Wi be on sole
III morning JungI OF
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From NTexico and sonth AmcrIen.

The House took recess.
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fi6 Walnut H.. under Southcrn Hotel - Louie.
y. A. COPELAND. Secretary.
Certiaeates Of this Association Tor sale bod
I6uisyilis. Ry.. BY Captain ". n hHEA, Gen
srai AGENT Money can beBent b hIn b. letter
NASHVILLE AGENCY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-16

SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Constitutional
Convention of the state Of louisiana That the Sher-
is and FAX Collectors OF the State except of the city
of New Orleans Orleans right bank and the parish Of
respective parishes to the tax OF one mill per cent
levied by ordinance of the twenty-fouTth December,
1857 by this Convention and thirty days after
vice of said notice those who shall not have paid tine
tax due by them shall be considered in default and
the Sheriffs and Tax Collectors shall exact addi-
upon the due by them for the first default and
additional tax of en- per cent to be computed on
the original tax for every subsequent thirty days said
per- ons shall continue to be in default up to the
dateNof the final settlement,
Sec. 2, Be it further ordained. That the Sherifs
and Tax Collectors OF the city of New Orleans, Or
leans right bank, ard parish of Jefferson, shall by
puDio notice in one newspaper published in their
parish, call upon ali taxpayers to pay the tax levied
by the ordinance of December twenty-four above
mentioned, and all persons who shall not have paid
the amounts due by them on account Of SAID tax ten
days after the publication Of the above required
ties shall pay additional tax of twenty hive per
cent the original tax and additional tax of two
and a-hat per cent on the original tax of one mill
per GENT for every subsequent ten days said persons
shall be in default.
SEC. 8 Be it further ordained, ETC., That immedi.
atey after the taxpayers shall have been put IN de-
fault by the expiration of the thirty ten days
the be, given in the notice required by the
first and second sections of this ordinance the Sher
ifs and Tax Collectors throughout the State shall
proceed to seize and sell after ten days notice prop
erty of the delinquent taxpayers, movable or i'm
movable, sufficient to pay the original tax all add
tional taxes herein levied, and costs.
Adopted in Convention at the city of New Orleans,
this fourth day OF January ammo Domlni eighteen
Signed JAMES G. TALIAFBRRo,
President of the Convention.
(Signed1 WILLIAM NIGERs, Secretary. my2s l5t
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> Up. Van Hergen v. j. n. Waaa,.a,

" 4 AA AeCAEE -A vs. 3s IN. w M1LDFG.
l for TIE Fifth Circuit and District Of iIoHisiss
no; .S,6S'-By virtue Of writ Of heEi faoias IL
titled suit aud received By me on tie 1RSf t sJ
o. February 1883 have seized and taken into my
e me highest bidder 10 cash: On sxfURDAYs, s
sessatn Gay q June 1858 st the door Of ths
Louisisna At the hour q as twelve eoock nocS,
L A CERTAIN TRACT 81 LAND sstablisbas
as sugar plantation, situated in the parish OF St.
~ sssn ronting on the Bayou Bouf and
acres, more or less and known as the WAord Plant
the Messrs Vincent on me NORTH s g
and on the west by Bayou Shaffer Together WIN si
tne buildings and improvements thereon as well as
All the appurtenanees and implements Ii hnsbSnatry
live stock etc. thereunto belonging Or ia any
4 A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND or svv.r,
plantation, situated in the parish Of 81 Mary Ions
lands Of Barker Dozy and by lands 81 Thonn ~
seven acres, and being lots two, three, four. and
seven OF section twenty-three, in township sixteen
sonen range twelve east, southeastern district of
ALSO ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND, situated
and onestenth acres, bounded east by said BAYOU,
north By lands Of barker Dozy (as supposed south
section twenty.sx, same township ara Failee. to-
gstaer With Az the buildings and impnovem snss on
belonging Or ia anywise appertainlug
sA CERTAIN TRAUP, OR PARCEL OF
on the northeast side Of the Bayos Bseuf fronting
twenty arpents on said bayou b. dtpth III forty
sEpents, containing about eight IN 3sed arpents.
the same as acquired fro n Joaa en-, by act be-
fore Thomas A. Smith Notary \ fiKS "a fine said
parish OF 81. Mary, July u, doll said tract Of
land being situated in township ser south range
thirteen east, southeastern aistyIat and bounded
eeew 9y the lands Of Jar y. 81 gnsrs, and above
~ the lands ofTareton. gethsr s51b all the build 4
ings and improvements N arenr as well as all the
stock, appurtenances. in sfheats Of husbanCsry
viz:
On Tract dwelling House and OutbuiIdines
TOUR Cabins, Sugar House and Machinery, one
stable and Corncrib Blacksmith shop Draining
Machlne, TWO Mules two Harrows, two sets Mule
Harness two Spades, one Ak. eight Plows and
about fifteen acres OF Cane planted.
On Tract 2-Dwelling House and Outbuildings
four Cabins, one Cane Mill and four Sugar Kettles.
Seized as above stated TO satisfy tine plaintiffs
j. P. Van Bergen s-claim oil ten Thousand one
hundred dollars, with interest, and all costs as per
judgment.
Terms of Sale-Oash at time of adjudication in
United States Treasury notes. costs of deed, inter
nal revenue stamps, record etc. al expense Of
purchaser ~ RI -.-.
United States MarshaIs ofhes. New orleazs.
May H. 1858.
F. j. HEBRON. U. s. Marshal,
No. T5s-myE q 80 ieS ls02T -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-16

UNION SoNs RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF LoUIsI-
ANA.-This charitable association met last
evening in its hall, Perdido street, to cele-
brate its fifth annual meeting. The hall was
we'll filed by an exceedingly intelligent au.
dience, who appeared to take deep interest
in the proceedings. President Henry
Clay instructed Secretary Lehman TO read
the constitution and bylaws, as per regula.
ton. There were detailed reports from sew.
eral committees which proved that much
excellent work had been Contaminated
during the past year in initiating members,
and relieving the necessities Of those who
were in need. Financially, on the first Of
July, 1867, the treasury contained Sl83 65,
Received from various sources since that
date, S279s 95. Expended for account of the
association, relief of sick members, burial
of deceased members, ETC., $2sl6 so, leaving
balance on hand of $s5 n. The assets of the
society amount to S7734, while liabilities are
only $40. Total number Of members 1902,
which does not include the youthful ones.
The visiting committees report having made
81, APO visits to well and sick members.
Twelve members were buried during the
year. It will thus be seen that great bene'
fits have been disbursed, and good work
performed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-16
OE'FICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOsALs FOR ARMY TRANS
FORMATION. WN
OFFICE CHIEF QuARrERaAsTRR, !

New Orleans, La, May 27, 1868
GEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL,
~ be received at this office until TUESDAY the
Jun OF june next, At twelve o'clock M for the
transportation OF military supplies from the date
q sontrae 70 the FIRST day Of January 1870 on the
AoUTE No. i-Frem Austin to Fort Richardson.
Fort Griffin, Fol Concho, and all military posts and
camps that are or may be established in Texas
south OF Red river and north Of the latitude Of
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred 400
pomn IDS per one hundred 600 miles at which they
viii transport said snpp les. fF
Bidders should give their names in full as we'll as
their places q residence and each proposal should
sand $l0000 dollars, signed BY two or more respon-
sble persons guaranteeing tina in case the contract
is awarded Tor the route mentioned in the pro- osa
20 the parties proposing. the contract will be &C.
cepteG and entered into, and good and sufficient Sc
curty furnished by said parties in accordance with
the terms Of this advertisement. I'll NJ nj
The amount OF bonds required from the con-
uactor will be nifty thousan $4,000 dollars.
Satisfactory evidence of the soivency Of each
bidder and person offered as security will be re-
Forms Of contract may DO seen at the offices of
the Chiet Quartermaster, District of Texas at
Austin, the Depot QuaTtermaster at San Antonio
Texas, and at this office.
The RIGHT s reserved to reject any or all bids that
may be offered
Proposals must be Endorsed " Proposals for Army
Transportation and addressed to the undersigned
at New Orleans, Louisiana.
By command of Brevet Major General r. @. Blu
chanan.
Brevet Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster
jel46t Fifth military District
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SHERTFFS SALES,
Eliza Ellen Howell VS.. Rufus X. Howell
Her Husband. .

Eliza Ellen Howell VS.. Rufus X. Howell,
Her Husband.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
- leans No % 72SBy virtue Of writ Of her faGias
to me directed by the Honorable the Sixth District
Court OF New Orleans in the above entitled suit,
viii proceed TO sell at public auction, at the Met-
chants and Auetioneers Exchange. ROYAL street,
between Canal and Cnstomhouse streets in the Sec
ond District OF this city, on IT. ESDAf, July q 1853,
A OERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all
the rights, ways, privileges, and appurtsnanoes
thereunto belonging in anywise 2ppertH tnIng,
situate the First District Of this CITY in the square
bounded by Polymnia Euterpe, Coliseum and Pry
tana streets designated by the No % on plan
drawn by H. Moelhausen, late surveyor, dated the
fifth Msy 1875 deposited in the records OF Theodore
GuyO late a notary public in CHS city, as plan No.
ll3 aud said lot measures 80 feet front on Euterpe
street, between Prytania and Coliseum streets, By
III feet 10 inches 81 lines in depth between parallel
lines, American measure, and is kno%n as No. 9
Euterps street. Said lot of ground was acquired
by defendant r. K. Howell from Mrs. N: w.
Graham, as per act of sale before Hugh Madden.
notary public Of this city, on the tWsnty'first &C.
tober, 1865. l-.
Seized in the shove suit.
Terms--The purchaser TO assume the payment Of
the balance due, say the sum OF $4,000, promis-
sorry note secured by mortgage on said property,
and payable the eighth of june 1859 and to keep
the pro perry insured to said amount, and to
transfer the policy TO the holder of said note, and
''-S GEORGE W. AVERY,
les II jyT Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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a. u. p,AIeza V. p. eallaher.

IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
i for the Fifth Circuit and District Of Louislsns,
BY, the above named Court in the alb We enEitlsd
suit, ane received by me on the swenEy-first
my possession and will expose for sale at public auc.
ton to the highest bidder, for cash on TUESDAY,
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange on Royal
street between Canal and Customhouse streets. in
this city at the hour Of twelve O'Clock at noon, the
Fwo E6s III 5GRoUFB with ali
the buildings and improvements thsrGen, situate
in the Fourth District of this city, in the square
bounded BY Camp, Chestnut, PHILIP, and First
streets said lots adJoin each other, and desig
mated BY the letters A and B sketch annexed to
an act passed before Andrew Hero ,qotsry public.
which said Gallaher acquired said property; lot A
nea5a5ng slxty IeeS front en- ghHp street Py
and nifty feet between parallel lines and lot b has
hundred and fifty fest on the line of lot A. and
siiei side line from which depth Il axter4s at rtbt
angles toward Camp street forty-thAee feet tsu
Chestnut street thirty feet. thence parallel VIII
Phip street ninety- feet tan inches Two ana a
quarter lines to the line dividing the two lots, ali
Seized above stated the property of the defend
ant, and to be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs "a H.
D'Meza's claim Of twenty.nine hundred and thirty
hye dollars and twelve cents, with interest and all
The buildings and improvements on lot A consist
Brick Dwelling, modern in all its finish,
SIDE TeTandas. ba fH"s rsf iS from tns
street. wide hall, two beautifully finished parlors,
and large dining room, besides kitchen, laundry,
and other convenienees on the frst floor; three
large and one small airy, and we'll finished bed
rooms. and bath room in the main and three gallery
rooms on the second floor, with large attic rooms
finished. large cisterns, gas throughout and al
necessary outbutlduRs, On lot B is a tWo-stor
Frame House used as a carriage house. which with
little expense might be converted into good dive
ing.
Terms of Sale-Cash at the time of adiudies ito
in United states Treasury notes. r-.,
Costs ii deed and internal revenue stamps record
ing, etc, at expense Of purchaser
United States Marshals Once, New Orleans,
twenty first day Of May 1863,
4. j. HEBRON, U. S. Marshal,
District Of Louisiana.
No. 795-my22 29ie4u1723 ~ ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-16

MURDER ON STEAMBOAT DExTER.-As this
steamboat was coming down the river yes.
terday morning man named Mike Hanley
shot and killed freedman named Judge.
Hanley escaped from the boat at Kenner-
vile, and has not been arrested. Coroner
Bradford held an inquest on the body of
deceased on board the steamer last evening
at the head of Poydras street. and the jury
returned verdict that Judge came to his
death by being shot by NJ. Hanley.
Orlando Skies and Jack Thompson were
arrested on the vessel as accessories to the
murder. John Owens, W. Davis, and W.
johnson were detained at the Main station
as witnesses in the case.
Hauley was arrested last evening near
| Carrollton, having been followed from Ken
| nerville by several persevering freeames,
who tracked him down and lodged him in
prison. The affray occurred on the steamer
just above Eaton Rouge. Hanley informed
the captain of what had occurred. demand.
ed to be paid his wages and set on shore,
| but the captain refused. Afterward Hanley
| by some means obtained the yawl and got
ashore, but the steamer was then put about
and several men followed the fugitive, az.
resting him as stated. When accused dis.
covered that he was pursued he fred and
| shot freedman who was about to overhaul
him, which is one more crime against him,
Hanley will be returned to the authorities
where he committed his horrible deeds. He
was mate of the Dexter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-16
EsrArE oF CHARLES V. LAaAY.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFIoE
District OF Louisiana,
New Orleans, May 20, 1865
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
L twenty-sixth day of May A. d. 1858 a WAR.
RANT IN BANK kUPFuY was issued against the
estate of CHARLES V. IAGAY, of New
Orleans in the parish of Orleans and State
of Louisiana, who adiudged bankrupt
on his own petition; that the payment of any debts
and delivery OF any property belonging to such bank
rupt to him for his use, and the transfer of any
property by him, forbidden by law; that meet.
ing of the creditors of the said bankrupt to prove
their debts and to choose or more assignees of
his estate will be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to
be holden at the Customhouse building, in the city of
New Orleans Louisiana, before John Z. Deane,
Register. on the twenty-third day Of June, a. d.
Is6S, at l0oclook A, M. + J. HEBRON,
o, S. Marshal. District of Louisiana.
No p0I-nV27
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PROPOSALS. FOG CORN,
-OFRICE CHIEF QUARTERAEAsTRR, }
Fifth Military District,
Mar Orlaana In lima IL 1853 =


7OFRIoE CHIEF QUARTERAIAsTKR,
Fifth Military District, ;
bNew Orleans. La, June IL, 1868.
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL
- he received until II o'clock noon on WEDNES-
DAY the first day of July, 1863 for furnishing the
Quartermaster Department with Corn or an equal
number of pounds of Oats or Barley, in sacks, at
places and in quantities as follows:
Austin, exas, $500 bushels
Fort Inge. $50 busnels
Fort Clark, $500 bushels;
Fort Duncan, $500 bushels;
Fort Stoc ton, IA, 900 bushels;
Fort Davis, 5000 bushels;
Fort Bliss $50 bushels;
Fort Mason, lu00 bushels;
L Fort Ooncho, l4,000 bushels;
Fort Quitman, 1850 bushels;
Fort Richardson, 1000 bushels;
Fort Griffin, Z 600 bushels;
Fort McKavitt, 5 90 bushels
Camp Verde, 200 bushels.
These amounts, however, may be somewhat modi.
fed before the day OF letting the contracts.
All bids to furnish the above must be for good
sound, merchantabe, shelled Corn Oats or Barley
subject to the inspection Of the receiving officer
Delivery to commence by the first day of August,
1888 and TO proceed at the rate of not less than
third of the whole amount per month, and in such
quantities as to keep the post continuously supplied
at such rate.
Satisfactory evidence of the solvsncy of each bid
.eI anu person cfared as security will be required.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids that
may be offered.
Proposals must be plainly Endorsed Proposals
for Corn - and addressed to Brevet Brigadier Gen.
eral j. A. Potter Chief Quartermaster District OF
By BY order Of BrsTet Major General R. G.
CHAS. H. TOMPKINS,
Brevet Brig. Gen. and Chief Quar- termaster,
iell Ct Fifth Military District.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-16
ESTATE OF E. G. BURsoN.
OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
nlsnrint nj L anlllaianA

OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL, b
District Of Louisiana, Z
Monroe La, May Z. 1868.
seventh day Of May A. D. 1858, a WAR,
RANT IN b BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate or f. G. BuRSON, in the parish OF
BienviIe and State of Louisiana, who has been
adiudged bankrupt on his own petition; that the
payment of any debs and delivery Of any property
belonging to such bankrupt to him or for his use,
and the transfer of any property by him are forbid
den b. law; that a meeting of the creditors of the
SAID bankrupt to prove their debts and to choose one
or more assgnees OF his estate, will be held AZ .
Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at the office OF W
D. q. Baker, in the town Of Monroe, parish Of Qua
uhita before W. j. O. Baker, Register on the thur
tieth day OF June, A. D. 1868, at 10 O'Clock A, III,
f. g. HEBRON U. s. Marshal.
Per NJ. NJ. GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger.
n, ,gTE iaan
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-16

LOCAL ITEMS IN BRIEF.-Burglars entered
the dwelling of e. Lieberman, corner Of
Orange and Camp streets, and stole guam
tity of silver plated ware. No arrest has
been made. .-..-,-... .'-...--
John Tobin, alias Turfey, accused of
highway robbery, will have an examination
some day this week.
Sackett, the forger, has departed for I'M
known realms. His bondsmen are in a
furry.
Charles Freecup is under arrest in the
second district for having attempted to kill
Joseph Mulvey with a dagger. He viii have
hearing in a day or two. 6ia
Dennis Paul goes before the criminal
court TO stand trial for having stabbed
Ralph Lee with intent to kill, about one
month ago, corner st. Ann and Burgundy
streets. ---.------..----
Isaac Roddy is professional forager, and
carries his tools with him. When arrested
on the levee he had sack scientifically
slung on his back under his coat, in which
was found a variety of articles which he
had pilfered from the steamboat Lee. Work
house.
The waterworks company has closed
plug on Franklin street by driving piece
of hard wood into the opening. This bit Of
illiberality will not go unrewarded. In case
of fire it is likely the fire fighters will
smash that plug and say some harsh things
of the company. The waterworks company
is nearly dead. Long live the poor thing.
Albert Jennings and E. B. Eastman, keep
ers of deadfall spider trap on Front Levee
street, were fined SIS each because when
an officer was called on to interfere and
stop robbery going on inside he was not
allowed to enter the show, which had no
license. Judge Gastinel has no leniency for
these fellows, and would not allow accused
to be released until the $50 were deposited.
Bridget Brittoh is jolly little old woman
when in her cups. She spoke very pleasant
ly to Recorder Gastinel and was all smiles
until he informed her that she might ride
down to the workhouse, when she turned
on him face full of spite and fire, cursing
awfully. She is fair actress, but has been
vitiated by frequenting the workhouse.
Margaret Golding, same quality, keeps her
company.
! J, Alexis, keeper of drug store corner
Rampant and pumaine streets, stands
charged before Recorder Gastinel by Isabel
la White with having attempted or consum-
mated rape on the person of her daugh-
ter only eleven years old 1t is stated that the
affair occurred in the rear of the drug store
last Thursday evening, by force and against
the will of the child. The case will have a
ventilation during the present week. The
daughter is named Rosalie, and resides
near the store.