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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22
SUCCESSION OF GEORGE KAIsER-NO. 2s7ss

SUCCESSION OF GEORGE KAIsER-No. 2s,7sa.
Second District Court Tor the Parish CT Or
leans
PY A. DUCHIRON,. AUOTIoNEER =
ID Office and Salesroom Nos. 2e and 30 lchoupitou'
las street.-On WEDNESDAY, December %, 1868,
at u O'Clock Nj, at the Merchants and Auction
eers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal anu
Customhouse streets, in virtue of order from the
Honorable the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans dated November 10, 1868, in the matter
Of the succession of George Kaiser No. f33, will
be sold at public aution to the highest bidder the
following property to wit:
A LOT OF GROUND situated in Faub2urg
Livaudais in the Fourth District of the city of New
Orleans in the square No. 49, bounded by Laurel,
Live Oak Eighth and Ninth streets designated by
the No. 4 on a plan of II. Nulhauson, Surveyor,
dated the fourth day Of May. 1874, and measuring
thirty-one feet eleven inches front SAID Eighth
street, by one hundred and twenty-five foet, between
parallel lines, ogether with the house, kitchen,
cistern, ETC., thereunto belonging
Terms-Cash.
The act of sale before A. Daurocourt. nota
public. at the expense of purchaser, together W
the United States revenue stamps.
no23 de3 II 10 q
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ADMINISTRATION.

4AYNT1OMERX bros, q UDs-
4 y Mon ntRomsry, Auotioneer-Will be sole n
< RSnANl December "A. 1868. at II o'clock, al Olo
tion NAT. 10, 81 OHmp street, =, ,,,v.,ru,
general eeAartmant of HOUSEHOLD EQhrL
RE, such al NRosewood Mahogany and Walnut
Aateaos, pufN4ss Armoirs. Washstands, MAhoga'
i snd WAlnHt kes, SofAs, Spring Seat Chairs,
- Chairs Mafbh Top Centre Tables, Marble Top
4sboards, Extenssp Tables Velvet and BrusselH
peis, French El1A Mirrors, Mattresses, Engrav-
n Paintings. Oo1nt( Stoves and Uteneils, etc.,
5ag the contents o. ps'eEAl well furuihhsd houseA
IsEge inyoies of oottAS Beds. Cane and Wood
81 DhAire. etc.
aRMs-OAshi
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PY C. f. GIRARDEY q CO.-NICHO-
II las j. Ho y, Auctionee Office No. IL Exchange
Place.-SA URDAY, twenty third January, 1863, a.
twelve O'Clock M at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal and
Customhonse Streets in this city of New Orleans by
virtue OF an order of the Hon. L. DuvigneRud, Judge
of the Second District Court for the Parish of Or
leans. dated seventeenth December. ls6s will be sold
At public auction for account of the succession Of
Mrs Widow y. johnson, the following described
ALoT0F GROUND in the First District of this
IRENE and MarAis streets, designated as part OF lot
No. of square No. r. and measuring 30 feet front
on Gasquet street. by 100 feet IN depth. French
measure. Inc improvements comprise double
onestory and attic frame building, with two rooms
gallery and attic each side alleyway each side
one-story frame building, with two rooms on each
side; and on the rear of the lot one story frame
hulldlDg, with two rooms al slate roof two csterns
two by drants aud well. he whole known as No. 81
Gasquet hIreev
Terms third cash, and the balance
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months In notes
divided into COUPONS, secured by special mortgage
and vendors hen on the property sold. stipulating
to bear interest at the rate of eight per cent per
mum from date OF sale until final payment, with the
clause of five per cent attorneys fees in case OF judi
ca proceedings to enforce the payment OF the notes
Tns improvements to be keHt fully insured 20 the
amount of the notes. and policies tran ferred until
the notes are fully paid. The purchaser to assume
and above his bid the payment of all taxes for
1868 and up to the day OF sale.
Act of sale and United States STAMPS at the ex.
pense of the purchaser before Amedee Duoate,
Esq, Notary Public. de2l ja2 9l6 %
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SUCCESSION OF GUsTAvE VoM HoFE.

DY JOSEPH HGLZ, AUCTIONEER, OF.
ID fee No. q Chartres street.-Will be sold on
WEDNESDAY, the sixth of January, at Il o'clock
A. NJ at the Merchants and Auctioueers Ex:
change, Royal street between Customhouse and
Canal streets by virtue of an order from the Hon.
Louis Dnvigneaud, Judge OF the Second District
Court, dated November q, ls6s-No. 81 41l; = -
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND WITH III y y
BUILDINGS AND ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON, situated in the Fourth District OF this
city, in the square bounded by Camp. Magazine,
Der four on plan in he office Of the Sheriff OF the
parish of Jefferson, in this State and measures
twenty-eight feet front Magazine street by
depth of one hundred and twenty-five feet Ameri'
can measure.
Acquired by deceased by purchase from Terrence
Mcdonnell by an act passed before John T. Coffey,
Notary Public in this city, on the twenty eighth
dav of December 1850.
at the expense of the purchaser. before Joseph
Cohn, Notary Public; also the purchaser has TO pay
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
de2 Is % % 81 ja56
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NolhInr or Importance rrom AnruheI

NOahInx oA Importance from Anywhere
Providence, R. l., December 2l.-Rev.
William O'Reilly, pastor of ST. Mary's Catho-
lie Church of Newport and Vicar General
of the Hartford Diocese, died suddenly yes
terday.
PHILADELPHIA, December 21.-TheRTw
chell jury is completed.
TORONTO. @. W., December 2l.-The
Queens Bench refused new trial to
Whalen,
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SUCCESSION oFJAMEs M. FORGAY-No. a. .usa
Second District Court parish Of orleAns.

btVuuu DI5lIIVV OVIIIV p1II q NHE1l'---.
DY A DUCHIKON, AUOT1QNEER-
ID Cf1ce No. l73 Gravier stIset-On WEDN NEo-
DAY December 23 1868. at twelve 0 clock M, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal
street between Canal and Oustomhouse streets, IN
virtue of an order from the Honorable tne Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated
James Nj. Forgay, No. q .032, will be sold at public
auction to the last and highest bidder the following
/ A CERTAIN CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT of
the First National Bank of this city, numbering o.
and amounting 10 twelve hundred and ninety, six
sixty two one hundred dollars being the balance due
the succession of James NJ Forgay as depositor In
Tsrms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
dei0lalS2l
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Eat SALE OF ELEGANT SADDLE AND
HARNESS HORSES.
DIX MULES, BUGGIES. HARNESS, ETC,
AT AUCTION.
q MONTROM EBN BROS. - co.
4 H. Montgomery. .Auctioneer-Wiil he sold on
bek- ~ p. liners nsahle, CrAyier street.
ns SADDLE AID HARNESS HORSES, in
/ ns PL LAfSsTATIoN AND CITY MULES.
-ALeO-
7egant Top and Open BUGGIES, HARNESS.
IpDLES. efc
Erms-O Cash in United States Treasury notes.
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COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE No 80 SPAIN
Street, Succession OF Daniel Golding-No a25ls.

DY G.. DE FERRET, AUCTIONEER,
ID office and salesrooms So bienyle street, on
WEDNESDAY,, twenty.third December, 1868 at
twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctlone ers
Exchange Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house streets, will be sold by public auction by
virtue of order from the Hon. l.. Duvigneaud:
judge of the Second District Court for the parish of
Orleans. dated November l6. 1858, the following
described real estate belonging to sad sucoesson-
the Third District Of this city, in the square
bounded by Spain, Craps, Poet and Greatmen NOV
Dauphine) streets, designated as Lot No l, on
plan drawn by o. A Heddn, and deposited in the
office Of l. Hermann, late Notary rubiic IN TINS
Spain street by depth Of 50 feet one inch and hines
between parallel and equal lines, together with tne
buildings and improvements thereon consisting OF
the two story frame house No9sSpan street
ing four rooms vestioule, hall, closets, TWO front
galleries two story kitchen, containing i've rooms
closets, balcony, shed cistern, prfvy, etc.
Terms-Cash in United states Treasury Notes
Act of sale with Internal Revenue stamps at
tached before E. Barnett, Notary Public at pur-
ohasers exnense no23 rs de 3 10 II p
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|ARIETIEs THEATRE.

'ARIETIEs THEATRE.
LEGITIMATE COMEDY MIGHT.
day Evening, December rs, 1868,
Bulwers Standard rive Act Comedy oil
MONEY!
Gnily Matinee To. Morrow e saturday) at IL NJ.
UNDER TaE PALM!
Marrow Saturday Nisht, Greatest Bill of the
Season-Three Attractive Pieces.
EAMs OF DELUSIoN, IRISH EMIGRANT
JEM BAGSl
p Look out for the advent of the LANCA-
IRE LASS on Monday, December twenty.frst.
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NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 22 1868

ground that he demanded money before he
would do his duty in her case. The know
ledge of this fact is said to cause q good deal
of talk down there. ,..., .4-fI : ..+y .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22
Cuban Revolution = The Preside nta
Iden-SItnAtiOn In New Orleans.

Especial bispdlCA 70 Iue RulsSOuIl
WASHINGTON, December tls - Recent
events in Cuba have brought out fact
heretofore known only to comparatively
small circle, and carefully guarded by those
who composed it. The idea of getting DOS
session of Cuba has been very prominent in
Mr.. Johnson's mind since the Spanish bonn
bardment of Valparaiso. Soon after that
event Senator in close sympathy with the
President sounded the Committe on For
eign Relations to ascertain how far the Re
pubicans would support the President in a
direct seizure of Cuba. The leading mem.
bers of the committee opposed it, and SO
| did Mr.. Seward.
PLAN OF PRESENT REvOLUTIoN. ~
The plan of the present revolution, al
ready telegraphed as having originated
here, was set on foot by the Republicans
acting in concert with leading Cuban Lib.
erals. One of the most prominent in the
matter here was general officer of distinc-
ton under Bolivar. The plan was submit
ted to numbers of the members of each
House, and considerable material aid is said
to have been secured here. The first idea
was to have considerable number of ex.
soldiers to go quietly from New Orleans,
Charleston aud the Texas ports, the revolu-
tionists on the island to be ready to act
promptly in concert with these parties. It
was supposed that the Cuban authorities
would of themselves be utterly powerless to
check the movement, and that, as it would
require more than thirty days to get any aid
from Spain, the possession OF the whole
island could be gained. fl.
This was to be followed by those interest
ed in the two Houses of Congress here either
in recognition of The Republican govern
ment there, or by annexation of the island
and the creation thereof into a regularly
organized State government. Vt
The first date fixed for the breaking on
Of the revolution was early last winter; buI
satisfactory arrangements regarded as SAFE
could not be completed, and the blow wal
postponed to the twenty-second of last Fe.
, bruary. There was failure on this occa
sion, caused by the unexpected watchful,
ness of the Cuban authorities, AS soon
however, as the late troubles assumed I
grave character in Spain it was believed b.
the leaders, in this plan that favorable
time toT the movement had arrived, and in
, surrection began. The opinion is dali,
gaining strength here that the revolution
] will finally succeed. -.-5
A private letter from New Orleans, say
i affairs in official circles there are about b
d bad as well can be, and as an instance 0
: the situation, tits stated that Mrs. Genera
0 Gaines, who gained her great suit in th
Supreme Court here last winter. is prepat
ing to have Judge DurelL of the Distrlc
Court OF New Orleans, impeaehed, on II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22

Patient, persevering thought has done
more to enlighten and improve mankind
than all tie brilliant efforts of genius.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22

RED RIVER News The Alexs,dria Demo
crdt has these paragraphs:
The river Is once more on he decline, but
navigation, from this dom, good; above
the boats sre having sone trouble. Single
card rates are yet the 70, but no telling how
soon the association NIL pile 1t on. Ei.t
I'VE have had, tie past week, the worst
weather of. the season. 1t has been cold,
with plenty of rain, ice and sleet. A snow
storm Will be next In order. s3- i2
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RY y. b. WALTON q DEsLONDK.-

PY j. b. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE,-
- j. b. Walton. Auctoneer-Othce No Caronde
let street.-SATURDAY, December 26, 1869, at
twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Auctioneers Exchange,
Royal street. by virtue OF a Judgment rendered By
the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud. Judge of the Second
District Court of New Orleans in the above entitled
case, dated the eight enth day of November 1868,
will be sold the following described property to wit:
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with the buildings
and Improvements there on, in the Fourth District
Of this city in the square nded by Eighth Ninth,
Laurel and Live Oak streets, described as follows,
to wit:
l. The front half of lot No. 9 in above square,
measuring 80 feet front Eighth street. Detw, n
Laurel and Live Oak Streets by depth OF So feet,
between parallel lines. ne improvements on this
lot consist of one 5ory frame dwelling, ktch hsn,
cstern, etc.
2 Parts of lots Nos and 10 IN same square, meas
uriug % feet l0a inch front Laurel street, be.
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, by depth Of 81
feet between parallel lines. all American measure.
The Improvements this lot consist of two story
frame dwelling, tchen, etc.
Terms-One-haf cash in United States treasury
notes, the remainder on a credit Of one, two and
three years the notes of the purchasers to their
own order and by them ndorsed and bearing inter-
est at the rate of eight per cent per annum from
day Of sale, and special mortgage on the property
sold until final payments The mortgage to emil brace
the penal clause of five per cent attorneys fees in
of suit to recover payment of any of the notes.
Acts OF sale beforeWlliam Shannon notary public,
at the expense of the purchasers, including the
United States internal revenue stamps. de22
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Never speak unless you have something
to say, and alwags stop when you have
done. 80 siia {. ...4'r-' - '77''5
Little and often flls the purse.
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pafi al Estate, Dry Goods Boots, Shoes, ETC., and
D 'clOd H.. n, o,. ....,5od g..
owiuf 'usOoor o3ies A'sehu0u vs.
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AUCTION SALES,


DOUBLE ONE STORY AND ATTIC FRAME
House, No. 81 Gasquet street-Succesion Of Mrs.
Widow N. JOhnson-No. % 500. Second District
Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
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AUCTION SALES

a f"o-SIoHH fhAnh Hooon'
On Laurel street between Eighth and Ninth streets
LOUISA METZGER AND JOHN n. FRIoKEY,
her HUSBAND, VERSUS JACOB LONG.
1UToR, ETC. EFT AIS.
Second District Court of New orleans-Docket
No. 80 2,o4s
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AUCTION SALES.
F. MEUNIER-

oTa F. MEUNIER-
Pls AUCTION NEER,
once, No. se CustOmhOuse street,
DUR1 TWEEN oHARrREs AND EXCHANGE ALLEY,
o. &aF
g din New Orleans. Louisiana.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELECR APH.
LATEST NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
THE CASE OF COLLECTOR FULLER.
Report of the Retrenchment Committee
THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA.
President Johnson's Connection with It.
JUDGE DURELL TO BE IMPEACHED
The Contest for Governorship of florida,
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
LONDON TIMES ON PRESIDENT JOHNSON,
Interesting Miscellaneous Intelligence.
Morning Dispatches TO the Associated Press.
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You NAV BE- Zoo LAC.

BE warned IL time. Diseases like Tvdlgcstion and
Dyspepsia are not to be triHed with. There u sach i
thirg as boing 10 iae in those matters. inflammation,
Or Scirrhrs Cancer, or some other dangerous disease
may enSue when all rrstoratiycs, no walter how pQ,
tent ogla seinedcctu1f Do NOT DOLBY, tbepl Whcn
the s~ylnptons og Dyapapsi ara 6rtl esperiented. III.
sort N eacet9 the grfat RESTORATIVE medicine, Hos.
TETfEn'S STOMACH RlTTERs, and You VIII be
safe. Fiar #9fs@ -M&
Rut faw disorders involve greater suffering, and, II
not In itself Immediately dangerous, it Il thu source Of
smRny deadly u%aladics. Even Il / did not tend to
greater Vtl, The mental aud physical misery Il pro-
duces is clone sh nlcient tpason witty 10 pains should
be- spared 10 prevent or cursit, III 10 country gu lilo
face 1T theFlobeis Il "a completely ropiestieltcd as in
orr own, wiete tits fotnd 10 nearly evtry hunSehuld.
HOSrETrEltS STOMACH Buffers are universally
conceded TO be The sovereign rsnedy Ior this annoy.
ing disease, as they act directly upon the digestive
orsans, cdrrectand tone hestomAch. and give renewed
vitality to the system. Acting delightfully."- upon the
nerves and soothing the brain, renders item e~dieaeious
a. a mental medicine, as well as a genial stOmaohir.
~ aiken as a preventive. they Will be found particu-
glariy well suited TO the diseases arising. from the M.
healthy SEASON Of autumn, aud theft use VIII provost
thu creeping, unpleasant sensation often complained
'of when the chilli are stealing slowly upon the PATIENT
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Hon. WIN. Bosom.


We received TOO late for publication, last
week, the letter Of Hoa. VIM. Bossoa, of Rnth-
erford County. As his letter was written be-
fore the election It's Important items have
been developed BY recent events end q paO-
LEGATION is not now necessary le is one of
Tenuesses's loyal men and stands brayely by
the old A e. Ia regard % ONT Journal be
says "The Union Bzag breathes The right
spirit-and is sound principles, good humor
aud hard bIows will, rs they doubtless have
had, a decided :aasence for good. We shall
look torn strong yote and large mpjoritiesi
from East Tennessee.
Union Boys, ofEast tennessee he will mol
look in vain. VIII he3
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THE UNION FLAG.
JOResbOrO Tenn, Nov, 6, 1865,
LOCAL ITEMS.
nnffalo Ridge platrlot

There were eight civil districts N this ccuu-
~ that sent up good returns for Grsns and
Colfax, with not a single blaek sleql TO stain
their snowy ballots" Bafplo Ridge ths MAJ
tive; district Of the Editor Of cue f1ag, sends
up the largest vote without opposiion,aud he
takes this occasion 10 reuiu bic grateful
thanks to his schohl-mas " aud other friends
for their noble work. The other districts,
with clean hands are Greasy Cove, Briekers,
sweeney Hoggorth's Leesbnrg, Embree-
vile, ~Campbelps ANA Kuob Greek All praise
20 such patriots wish saeh spartans our
country b safei
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

%
BHfln a country who're the patdrai deaire "a thA
penplsis 10 reheh ne highast p6htiin Art. it's VERY
D lmealt for success 70 be obtainca wlthoniinost ard0.
bus labor. Public opinion II extremely exRcling, md
pot always lust bot often nrlust AID ornh aileisn
has produced The most beneficial results the greatest
improvements have bsen made under c~ontinned 'db,
couragenents, and in niluy s%uccessful efforts z efvat
scanned certain 10 all except those concerned. In no
one brEnch Of art has there been moro trials and fail-
urcs, aud in no single inFinunent y there "a many
warts TO perfect, Ga order In make The whole asilccess,
Ua the piano.Fdrie this " always atteaded With grrat
expense, %reqoiring large capital, and pnteni %nerssNer'
anpe, JgH. GrOvesteen, b5 Mercer street, New York,
now Groyesteen, Fuller n Coo, c0mfhertsd ingndfac-
timing Pianos ttirty eight yelgs ago, and Y one Of The
uldoet houses in the country. Tiny Aiin 70 MIKE The
hest Instrument, and sell IT nc the smallest profit,
These Pianos eannot no eEcelled. Their Singing quail
ity Il bute, foil, and easily retained through te most
lengthy passages, For power they are unparalleled,
and urdcelohTgted for their great brillianqy, cXQul,
sltuslouoh, md ~dlegEnoa 81 style and hhish. CAla
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TO C0NSUMpTTVES.

.TTrHE Advertiser, having been rcstoredto health In
. Va few weeks, by very simpls remcdy, AFTER
hatin suffered several years With u severe lung afec-
tion, and that dread disease, Consdmptiop-is anxious
to make known 70 Bis fellow sufferers the means q
cure.
TcuIl who desire II he will send Mcopy ofthe pre-
scriPtion used Gree OF Charge, whl'the d%irctiions f6r
preparing and psi6g tho same, which they win aud a
Sure c~rRr'Fot CoSsrArrioS, Asthma, BaoScHifls,
Sc. The only object Of The a~lyerliser in sending the
Prescription IS to benefit the afflicted, aud spread in
formation WHICH he e~onceiyes e. beinyalpablc; and hc
hopes evary s%ailerer wilitrs his remedy, as 1t viii
cost them nothing, aud may prove n blessing.
PARTIES Wishing ths prescription ~willplaAse address
Rsv. EDwARDfN WILSON,
lG5 South spconA. ST.,
wrliamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
'Gsnoy6yl-N&Co.
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Rev. L. +. DRAEE, will preach at JObnson's
Depot next Sunday ,aelO1 O'Clock, a. MsB aed
at Oak Grove meas Peter y. Reeves at ,
o'clock P. NJ.
he will also deliver a lecture upon the sub
jet Of education at Johnson's Depot neHt
Saturday evening at g o'clock.
All Interested uper TIE subject Of Com
'moa Schools are cordially invited to attend.
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WAIVED AGENTS,

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