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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30
RESIDENCE ON LOVE STREET. BETWEEN

RESIDENCE ON LOVE STREET, BETWEEN
Vaudeville and Spain streets-Suecession of
George CrossmRn.
DY CHARLES FOETIER, AUG
y tioneer-Otige No, Is Exchange Alley; ;-Tu ES-
DAY, January 10, 1868 at twelve o'clock NJ, at the
Merchants Aucfoneers' EX hanRe, Royal street,
uetwe Canal and CUSTOM ous- streets by virtue of
an order from the bop rabie the second District
Court Tor the parish of orleans dated December
IT, 1863, will be sold the following property, viz:
A CERTAIN LOr OF GROUND, situate in the
Third District Of this CITY, in the square bounled by
Love, Craps Vaudeville and spain streets, ana
designated by the No. 3, SAID lot measures in
American mea ~ure feef inches and 2 lines 'front.'
on Love street. by i2T feet 10 Ibehes and lines IN
depth, between parallel lines, together with all the
buildings and Improvements. ~
Terms One haIf cash and the balance on credit
of ore year for note secured by NOR gage and bear
ing eight per cent interest per annum, from date
until paid the property to be nsu ed and the policy
transferred the older of the note. and in case OF
suit the purchaser to pay five per cent attorney ices
to recover the amount of the nOte.
Act of sale before Octave Morel Notary Public, at
the expense of the purchaser, lnclooing stamps.
delS Il jas u ls.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30
MIA CLA Us's HEADQUARTERS,
CRESCENT oITY MUSEUM,
40 and AZ st. Charles street.

I'm THOUSAND BEAUTIFUL GIFTS
N be given away, FREE OF CHARGE, to the
5dren Patrons of this fashionable attractive and
hlar resort DURING raE HOLIDAYS.
AsntIe Ornaments, Glass Statuary, French Toys,
smian Biioux. Bonbons, Jewelry. Plated Ware
etc. compose the list of Holiday Presents.
In Distribution will commence
Ion THE EVENING OF THURSDAY,
Htventy-four h instant, and continue until the
IN of FRIDAY, January /, 1863.
ALI, THE LIVING WONDERS.
H. Menagere, the aviary, the Taxidermal Col
kou. the Hail of Paintings, the Geological Speci-
hsand the other Million Curiosities still on exhi
E.r de23
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30

Charity begins at home, but does not and
there.
If you would succeed in auythiae. Won
must use the proper means.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30

A few years before his death the Emperor
Nicholas Of Russia sent q looking glass of
rare siZ aud beauty, with an embassy, TO
the Emperor OF China. fhe looking gla-s
had tu be carried all the way frou ST. Pc
ters5nrg to Pekiu by human haHds. De-
spite the immense distance which had to be
performed in this manner, the lOpking glass
safely reached China; but in the meantime
difficulties had broken ont between Russ a
and CEluL and the "SuH of u ay,Ilp
he tler United the embassy nor dld he
accept the present. A courier w&s dis
patched to st. Peter burg and asked The
Emperor what was to be doue with the TOOK
ing.glass. The Emperor rephed tina, it
should be carried back by the same route
aud in the same manner Wueu h" cave
this order the Grand nuk8 NJ chae ! Ap-
peutd 10 he present, ana hs ttfare T. lay
Il wager with the Emperor tC the effect
that the looking-ga-s would he broken
on the way back to st Petersburg. The
Emperor accept d the wager. aud the l., Ar
era of the looking glass received stringent
orders to be Ms careful rs possible. Ii tliey
should break 1t on hha road they should be
severely punished: but if they sh uld bring
it back salely. thes should receive haud-
some reward They carried it back with
the most incredible care, forty men b ariug
it by turns. A stfply reached 81. Is ,aeis
Place in ST. Pc err burg, wllu it, where the
Emperor SO d with his broth r at the win
dow of his palace, and Laughed at having
won the bet But on tue staircase Ot the
place ore of the carriers shipped his foot
and fell down dragging .everiil of his som
paniens after h1m aud the precious locking
ing glass wa bEnken tuto a th.usaHd pieces.
The Grand Duke therefore won the bet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-30
Crsse.nt city Museum

The Bohemian glass blower will continue
to give presedts during the holidays. The
man who smokes under water will do that
sensible thing every day. The girl with
tive Aeads will sing and converse. The
happy family will hold daily ievees The
billions of curiosities, from All parts Of the
world, can be seen any day opposite The ST,
CharIes Hotel = II. -,
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HOLD tUkNIrUkk PIANOS AN
Office Furniture at Auction.

Office Furniture at Auction.
fJ. DEAN ,AUCTIOEEER, OFFICE
No. le3 t5ravier street, will be sold on FRI
q, January l. 1860 at eleven O'Clock. A.
% bis new Auction Room, No. ls3 Gravler street
No Carondeet--
hogany and Walnut Bedsteads, Armoirs, Mar
hop bureaus Wa.hs7 ands, Sofas, Spring seat
ere, Eidehoards x enslon Tables, Cane and
j. Seat Chairs. Hatrack,. Double and Single
Mattresses, Carpets, p intlngs etc.
FRIGHT and Square Plsno and Once Furniture
Also
= large invoice OF y alnut ard Poplar extra
rs Cottage Beds, Walnut and Painted Cottage
|Apom ets
y ms-oash in United States Treasury notes.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
STOCK OF MILLINERY.

bIUUh UF MILLINEKl,
United States District Court for the District OF
Louisana-No. $50.
IN THE MATTER OF j. R. DICKSON,
Bankrupt.
DY g. #. GKRARDEY a. co -OFEICE
ID ~ o. II Exchange Place MONDAY. January II,
1869, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, will be sold at public
auction by order of the Honorable + II, Durell
Judge of the United States District Court for the
District OF Louisiana setting in bankruptcy in the
matter Of j. X. Dickson, bankrupt
The CONTENTS of the stere No. -; situated on
the corner of Magazine and st. Andrew streets,
comprising general assortment of Millinery Goods
de30 I'd
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HORSES AND MULES
kAT SALE OF ELEGANT SADDLE AND
HAR ESS HORSES.
K MULES, BuGGIES, HARNESS, ETC,
AT AUCTION.
MnNyrsats Cd E.Ss1 rxRQH. a CO.
n. Bontrnrnory AJctionsBr--Win be roih ~
MRSDLY December 81. ls6s. at half past ten
IN A. 'v1'y's HtabiR, CiTav'er streei-
IA SADDLE AID HARNESS HORSES, in
tns pLASTkTION AND CITY MULES.
--A8 sf'-
Elegant Top md Open BUGGIES, HARNESS,
#DDLES. eic
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SUCCESSION OF W. H. AVERY.
ksoN RAILROAD AND AGRICULTURAL
FAIR ASSOCIATION STOCK.

j. II. NsAE TON a. DESLON DEL.
Il. Walton, Aleti0ueer- Once No, Carondelet
slr-TH RsDAv, january Z, 1868. at the office of
Auetioneets, ~ 6 Uaronde ct street, at ten
kk A. M, by ordt- of he s. cond District Court,
p of Orleans dapd November so, 1868, will be
8ENTY sHARESv Y the capital stock OF the
Orleans, Jackson tnG Great Northern Ra lroad
4pany. =
slHf SHARES Meehslcs and Agricultural
Asaociation stock
ms--Cash in unried ststesTreasury notes
z ja4td
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III OIII y tIIU ~ UIIVu,
At. Charles Theatre.
Varieties Theatre.

This is the second week of che "Lanca-
shire Lass, but there is no abatement in the
fervor which that admissible drama has
created among the patroas Of the Varitt o..
celleAt houses Dot" "Rost dalen and the
Romance of PoJr Young Man" in re-
heArsal.
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ss Estate, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, etc, and
tutDoor Sales attended to.
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Aeral Cash advances made on cOnsignments;
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AM USEM ENrs.
AcndemV of MnaIc.


The Academy was again crowded last
evening to see the side-splitting farce, and
the buricsque extravaganza of Little Red
Riding Hood and Little Jo 3key Horner.'s
Mrs. Oates and Mr.. Cavanagh are the leads
lug characters i'll both plays and the an
nouneement of that fact is sufficient to put
everybody in the direction of the Academy
doors. AlXon's circus is to be put ON the
stage OF the Academy Monday night, and it
viii then be seen that it embraces wonder
iul talent in that lTne of amusement. But
all this week the multitudrs will be amused
by Little Red Riding Hooa,n and they can
see SohlEe In the ballet. 60 to the Acade--
my early, and go often.
st. Charles Theatre
Midsummer Nights Dream" at the St~
Charles last evening for the second time,
and with fair house, for Ben DeBar in the
character of Bottom is always iavorite.
Fhe pubic IKE Miss Belle Hewitt in any
th1n5, a4[ he does particularly well as
Puck. m mlss Osborne sustains well the char
acter she assumes. The scenery of this
play is magnificent. The Midsummer
Nights Dream will be repeated again this
evening,
Whitmau's Parlshn ballet troune en.
braces o G of the finest dancers on the
stage in this country, Mile. Diani. she
must be seen TO be appreciated The ia
nous Hsnlon Btothesr, with Pau, the dar-
ing young Russian athlete, will enter on an
engagement at the st. Charles Monday eve
ming.
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Total cost to the city. ......... 50, Ooo, ,O0

The Southern Bank was elected Fiscal
Agent for the year 1869 and the election,
on motion was declared unanimous.
The Upper Board retired
The Tax and License Ordinance, as
adopted by this Board and amended by the
Upper 8 ard, WAS taken up, and the amend
ments were concurred Ia.
Adjourned.
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Sherih's Sale,
Hugh Price %, Court of Common Pleas

Hugh Price Court Of Co@u0n Pleas
Jane Fairfax ct ais Franklin County in Partition.
IN pursuance of an order Of sale in the above sta
ted case to me direced will offer f9. sale .t
public auction at the door of the Court House. in
thecity of Columbus, on p E&~sSs = 7 -
Saturday, the 29th day of February, A. D.
1868,
between tho hoprs of and O'Clock p. NJ. the fol
lowing described real estate. situate in Franklin
0GSa Situate e. in Mifin Township. Franklin county.
tenth S range Sss" Gnited States Militsry lands
tom slns Of ' Big Walnut Creek. containing forty
Eve (45J acres BEGINNING A. an elm and iron wood
S. hs bosom thence ne
I4s poles passing two ash saplings marked on tho
up the centre and with tho meanders Of said creek
so pole, to point opposite buckeye and sycamore
on the bank corner to lot g IL joseph Garks sa line
beech and ash other corner to said lot No thence
south 4s poles. passing two beeches said Clark's
Also. the following parcel adjoining thereunto be-
ginning at the northwest corner Of the old home
vest corHer co % Of lands decided By John MsshiD and
wife to James Price. November 9Th, lS4s, thence
crees thence south with meanders of creek to north
east corner of old ho mestead OF james Price.
rsst on hs Ss
excepting thereftom the following parcel. conveyed
Sy sad lanes Price ss 59 Ms5y H. and Susan
the center Of the Price road and on the of lands
Themes south on said road l6 poles. thence west
(95 poles to stone, thence north 10 poles
to said Price aud Bobb,s line thence east on said
line s5 poles beginning. containing nine acres and
two ru0ds of land.
: The purchaser Of The same not to have possession
thereof until April lst lS6S (but the interest on the
deferred payments, nevertheless. to commence Is in
ike ses, from tho day of sale.)
Appraised at go per aero. -.,.ti., ,s,l-.+
GEORGE H.EARHART,
jau26- -d1t&wtdR rl - -.aE H8F Sheriff.
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r. =
bat, bate, By opposing the taxation Of United
The proposition to exempt United States
bonds from taxation was disagreed to by
the committee. -ss5, -5a ma nj rs,s,rii,c,
Onmotion. the COMMITTEES rose, reported
progress, and asked leave to sit again.
'9.5s .-...- GENERAL BUSINESS , i zaos enc
Mr.. MONOGRAM offered the following
joint resolution, which was adopted ,t, os "a
,hesotred by ue General Assembly of tksF
STATE OF Ohio, That the custodian of the
regimental deposited in-the State.
House De authorized to transfer temporarily
20 sergeant Robert McCarfer,: late 54of the
4tn Ohio Volunteer Infantry, the colors of
sald regiment. to be used at Reunion OF
i.s i0pmer members at Delaware, Ohio, on
the 5Oth instant, and to be returned imme-
diately afterwards. 81 "a ,sgtE EEU
INTRoDTcT1oN OF BILLS. ,
Mr.. POND, on leave, introduced a bin tor
| authorize the Council of the Incorporated
village of Malta, In the county of Morgan.
in the State OF Ohio. to borrow uoney.sud
TO assess and collect tax for the purpose
OF building public wharf and improving
the river bank and public landing at and
near said village. -r,.s
MT. CUSAC, on, leave-A bill to amend
section one of an act to prevent the spread4
ing OF contagious diseases among horses.
GaLtie s and stock, passed April l6 1851,
Read the first time. .--,s.-.F - -
MIR. ULLERY, on leave A. bin to au-y
thorize cities of the second class and the
townships in which the same may ,besit-
uated, to unite in the purchase and i'm
4 proyement Of lands for cemetery purposese
I--read the first time. "a 'sss'it - ass
Mr. LESTER offered the following resff,.. -
luton. which was adopted 80
/ resolved, That special COMMITTEES or
seven be appointed. to which aliipetitions,
resolutions, bills and matters referring to
the regulation BY law of the rates of inter-
est in this State shall be REFEREED
/ Adjourned. ;.s- --r,.rl E.., s.A.k
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is hat that has paid three taxes. He does
not wear a pair of boots that has not paid
from two to three taxes to the Government;
and, to use an Expression first used by
Lord Brougham in regard to taxation in
England, when he dies he is put into a
taxed coffin, carried in a taxed hearse,
buried in taxed grave, and his virtues
commemorated by a taxed tOmbstone."-
[ GApplause.l
~ rz CONCLUSION.
My friends, thank you very kindly for
the attention you have givenzme. The eyes.
OF the whole State, nay, the eyes of more
than this State, are turned to this district
at this time. They hope that you will give
that intelligent verdict on next Monday
that shall send rejoicing b the hearts of all
the Democracy and conservative people in
this country, from the Atlantic to the Pa
cific. 1t is the first election after our State
Convention. 1t i. the first election after
the great reaction of last year. II is to de-
eide whether or not that reaction, that flood
that was bearing us toward good govern
ment and peace. still continues to roll, or
whether it has been stayed in its course
and we are once more going back to the
dark ways and devious paths of despotism.
| pray you that you do all exert your ut
most industry and your utmost energy.
Let no man say, when the election is over.
that he has in any particular failed to do
his duty. sri7, u Lands a3.i
firmly believe that il every man of you
will do his duty, and his whole duty, this
district will have the honor of sounding
the first trumpet note in this year of 1868
which, in next November, will swell into
one grand chorus of victory, and the Con-
stitution of our fathers, the freedom and
the prosperity of our country will once
more be secured never to be endangered
more. [Applause.l .is5s5.i
At the request of the Chairman three
hearty cheers were given for Judge Thur
man, and three also for Col. Burns, and the
meeting adjourned. Nif ii r''.i.Hl
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Joseph MangolI Court of Common Pleas

Master Commissioners Sale.
Joseph Mansoli Court of Common Pleas
jacob N.su. a. 4. as Fr.nklin in 'eoanty.ils
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
L sale in the above stated case from. said Court
to me directed, will offer for sale ct public auetion
at the door of the Court House. in the city Of Co
lumbus, on sg.c cFF
Saturday, the 10Th day.of Febfuary,..A. D.
1868,
ct 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following described realss
tate in Franklin county, wit: q s.sR
certain tract OF land situate In 'Franklin oouni
ty and State of Ohio. being part of half section
number three (3) of tip. No. Eve 80 in range No.
twenty-two (25) Of the Refugee lands. bounded as
follows: Beginning at stake or stone inths center
If Windsor lane. northeast corner to twenty.
three and half (231S) aero tract sold BY Windsor
Atchison and wifa to John Fowler; and running
thence with said Fowlers north line north es de-
grees 30 minutes. west fifty poles to stone; thence
north l decree 80 minutes east sixteen poles;
thence parallel with the first lire above described
south S8 degrees 30 minutes, east fifty poles to
stone in the center of said Win sor lane; thence
with the center line of said lane south degree 30
minutes, west sixteen poles to the beznninR, con-
tanning five acres, and being the s.ue prem ses coIl
veyed to the aid Jacob Nage by Windsor Atchisoa
aod wife. ny Jeei dated May % !, A.. b. 1854. ID
Appraised at $3.50 90 per acre.
Printers fees
GEORGE H. EARHART,
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
= ian2s-dltwtd -tEsY FE g1E &c Ssy
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FANCY DYEING!

III - % 80. y - "a 2lf3EfE
slii9i1 i1-9 1is i-s y 9sI777e73 g.as-1 baa N
THE UNDERSIGNED MOST RE
specifically Informs tho public of Columbus
and vicinity that he has now completed his fixtures
East Of The Eagle Drug Store. and is fully prepSf
cd to Dye any stus goods in the incest and most
durable manner, such as Silks, Grape Shsvls,
Damask. heavy Window Curtains, Ladies' Dressed
Ribbons. Woelsn Shawls. Gentleme ms Clothes.
Dresses or Clothes are cleaned of any stains and
renovated. i -.--ffsl -.-.--r,gC = b--r---F = : n
Having been employed for four and o. half vesrs
Is Foreman in the Dyeing departm ent at the Woo
on Factory of this city Itru.t to be fully able and
competent to satisfy sll reasonable ,iensnds nv
patrons and customers may mako upon me, and,
therefore, would most resp ctfnlly SAX the public
Tor = goodiy share OF their patronage. "A RA
My prices ere low possi BILE. and AL orders WI
ind prompt and speedy attendance.
- e. sJACOB MICHAEL,
No. 19 East Rich street, Second DIOR East of the
Ea2le Drug store. = = -.
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4 NEW STEEL EsGRavInG OF CHAs. DICKENS,
SUITABLE. FOR FRAMING,
Given Gratis to all Subscribers
APPLETON'S NEW POPULAR EDITION OF
CHARLES DiCKEhS,S WORKS,
NOW PUBLISHING

On receipt of $t5 80 We will mail. postpaid. to any
New. Cheap and Elesart Edition of Dickens. in
seventeen volumes. together With an elegant i'm
best Yet ex cuted o. the dist ngui he'd author 81
Seven volumes oftf is edition Of Dickens Arenor
ready. .Pickwick Papers. IS cents; sOnsE
Great Expectations" rs cents; Nicholas MCKEE
by" IS cents; christmas Stories." IS cents;
''Dombey q Son." IS cents. volume is issued
every week. 4 he volumes, so far as issued. to-
gsther with tho Portrait. carefully wrapp d, will
be mailed immediate, on toe receipt of the price.
as above. - ~ ,L-ss5
Agents wanted in al parts of the country, to sell
this edition Of Dickens. Every family. and every
apprentice, mechanic, journeyman, farmer, and
clerk will certainl buy Dickens at this low price.
Send to oPublishsrs for special terms to Agents.
ID. APPLEf0N& d CO, Publishers.
jan25-d3t Il3 Il 4f5 Broadway, Now York.
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A Good Chance for a Man with a
Small Capital.

THE COLUMBUS CoNSUM vEREyN
L wants to sell out at its Grocery Store, at No.
1874 Fourth street For references, please to apply
at No. 23S South High str ct. = I -
is slaS-dIw WV 4. HERMAN. seo.y.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Ri0kly 4 :. BROTHER bloeuit Of osP~en sP Plea.

Riekly Bs0.hsFl Court Of oS%~on Pleas
Lyman Gone ct al.> franklin county.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i sale in tho above stated case from said Court
me directed viii offer for sale at pu blic aucti0n
atfhe door Of the Court House. in the city of Co
Saturday, the 10Th day of February, A. D.
1858,
Ut 10 O'Clock A. the following described, real
estate. situate in the city Of Columbus. Franklin
The west half Of inlot number seven hundred aud
seventy-four (w IT'D in said city of Columbus,
as the Same is designated the msp of said city.
being the same premises conveyed to ,sais Lynsn
Gone BY Joseph & NJ l. stewart and wife. by deed DAT
Also. thirty tsO) feet o6 the north and Of inlot
number seven hundred and ninety four (7sD in said
city of Co!u nbus rs the Same is designated on the
Vest 81 half half inot IA appraised At IS 900 %.
Thirty feet of north end iniot ia appraised ct
s0py pp;ut.,,. yu f...se r - 11r II y.
GEORGE H. EARHART,
Sheriff and Master Commiss .oner.
jan2s-dltwtd
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eoLD closed IN New York ,rr 3 yesterday at


Tho Election ID the: sth DissrIct.
We have Only partial returns from the
9Th District; but they are sufficient to
show that General BEATTY, the Republican
candidate, has been elected by from 800 to
1000 majority. Several causes conspired to
produce this result chief lof which was
the thorouxhness and persIstency with
which the Republicans worked and the
,ihscfupnfousness with which they used
money. How full the vote was we have
no means of knowing at this writing.
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HOUSE.
MORNING SESSION.
D- d.. nr uorlnoEo.
) PErITIoNs.ll

'Trayer Uy heV' DT'' Ho'i iVChef'
PETITIONS.
Mr.. BEGINNER presented the petition of
Peter Robinson and 95 other citizens of
Putnam county, in relation to certain
changes In the road law. Referred to the
committee on Roads and Highways.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-28

We lay before our readers the speech of
Hon. ALIEN q, THURMAN, delivered. at
Mansfield on the evening of the 2lst in
stant. Although it was made pending the
election ia the sth Districtritsis is speech,
by reason Of the great ability with which
it discusses the live issues of the day, that
deserves general circulation, and will
make an admirable campaign document.
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New Advertisements
MASONIC.

r STATED MEETING OF COLUMBUS
>~1L0pGE No. 50, F. 3 A.. M. will be held
>1S6s at o'clock. H. J. cox.
JAMS fGHf 4 I9iljj sesre,.rysig