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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-23
coFFEE-HoUsE AT AUoTIoN-sUoCE
OF Antoine Aiaitre-No. g., 2as.

of Antoine Maitre-No. s2,2oS
RY 8. GUINAULT. AUCTION EER-O
ll11.noe Exchange Alley and Bienyie street
TUESDAY, September 20, 1853 will be sold al
o'clock A. NJ, at the corner OF Bienville and DI
phin streets, by virtue of an order from the Hon
able the Second District Court of the Parish Of
leans, dated twelfth September 1863
THE CONTENTS OF a Coffee House. includi
Wines, Oordials, Spirits, B ,rroom Fixtures, Gov
ter, Glasses Tables, Chairs, etc, etc
One Billiard Table and All rs noees sories
=, One large Cooking Stove, and Kitchen Uteusi
Glassware, Crockery, ETC., etc.
Also
Several accounts due to said Coffeehouse anon,
ing to Sl022, as per account that VIII be shown at
sale. ~
Terms-Cash on the spot sells % .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-23

pRANG'e AMERICAN ouRonos d, "a. :,
4 Az rcspsclable Art Ntorss Oataioxues msilsd
"a asRssss L FRANC : g..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-23

Grants Letter of Ri
AccePtance.
IF elected to the 7
o1iice of President wa,
of the United Co
States, it will belstit
my endeavor 20 ad, for
Minister all the laws Ito
in good faith, with con
economy, and with null
the view of having the
peace, quiet, and pro- usu
lection everywhere. Sou
In times like the carl
present, 1t is impos-l ernl
sible, or at least en- |whi
inently improper, oIize I
lsy down a pol mel
icy to be adhered tors
20, right or wrong, tive
through an admins Rep
sration of four years. con
New political issues, Den
aot foreseen, are con- Nor
5tantly arising; the adm
views of the public tive
on old ones are con- viii
stantly changing, Sou
and a purely ad- COO
ministrative officer Pre-
should always be left be q
zree to execute theithe
will Of the people. IIonc
always have respect- Iliga
cd that will, and al slit
ways shall. PeacelT n
and universal pros. the
perity-its sequence--lque
with economy of adj be a
linistration, will US.
tighten the burden Of IF
taxation, whileit con.
SANITY reduces the
national debt. Let
IS have peace.
u. s. GRANT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-23
xrrr THEN HEroKE rnn PEOPLE.
Grants Letter of Blair,a T.etta
Acceptance. BrOadhea

Blatr'a letter to
Broadhead.
There is but one
way to restore the
Government and Con
lstitution, and that is
for the President elect
ito declare these FIRE.
construction act S
null and void, compel
the army to undo its
usurpations at the
South, disperse the
carpet.bag State Gov
ernments, allow the
white people to organ
iZe their own govern
ments and elect Sena-
tors and Representa-.
tives. The House of
Representatives will
contain q majority of
Democrats from the
North, and they will
admit the Representa-
tives elected by the
white people of the
South; and, with the
cooperation of the
President, it will not
be difficult to compel
the Senate to submit
Ionce more to the OBJ
legations of the Con-
Istitution : = = =
Il repeat that this is
the real and only
question that should
be allowed to control
US.
FRANK P. BLAIR.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-23
OFFICIAL.
BOARD or COMMISSIONERS

--OE THE
COnsOllda ted Debt of New OrIean.
CITY HALL, Room No q,
M New Orleans, September u, 1853.
By virtue OF the act Of the Legislature of the
State of Louisiana entitled "An act to enable the
City of New Orleans to procure loan of money to
meet its current liabilities approved September
s 1858, to the amount of ONE MILLION DOL.
AIRS Sl 100000, and pursuant to the provisions Of
al Ordinance of the Common Council, No. Isis,
approved September II. 1885,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received 1T this
office until the enth day of October 1862 st twelve
o'clock NJ for the purchase of all or any portion of
series of bonds to be issued as follows:
500 Bonds of $50 each, payable in one year
$50 Bonds of 500 each, payable in one year
$50 Bonds of $1,000 each, payable in one year
500 Bonds of $50 each. payable in two years
$50 Bonds Of 500 each, payable in two years
lso Bonds Of $1,000 each, payable in tive years.
600 Bonds Of $50 each, payable in thrse years.
$50 Bonds of 500 each payable in three years
lo0 Bonds OF $1,000 each, payable in three years
500 Bonds Of $50 each, payable in four years.
100 Bonds of 500 each, payable in four years.
$50 Bonds OF $1,000 each, payable in four years.
said bondsto be dated first October 1868. payable
At tho ONCE of the City Treasurer, with INTEREST
at the rate of TEN per centuIu Der annum. dividad
into coupons attached thereto-said coupons being
made payable semi-annuAlly on the first Of AoriJ and
nrt OF octobsr OF each year. at the office Of the CITY
Treasurer or at such bank in the city Of New Or
leans as the Controller may direct
The proposals TO be Endorsed, "ofer for the pur.
chase Of Bonds of the city of New Orleans" ad.
dressed to o. DeBuys, Secretary. and to be opened
and adIudeated TO the highest bidder. at the date
above mentioned.
The Commissioners reservins the right Of refusing
any or all bids.
t,sr ~ aa4. Beard ae
e JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
j. o. LANDRY, Controller.
", S. MOUNT. Treasurer.
JOHN A. oBRIEN,
CHAIRMAN Finance Committee Board OF Aldermen.
~ s9 THOMAS F. FISHER,
Aldermen ~AAs
Attest o De 3 VI. seeretaty. se12 tooio
THE AUDITORS OFFICE
e located corner Cont and ROYAL old state
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-23
61as NOTICE
or the Cancellations OF Bonds.

e STATE OF LOUISIANA,
.a- s. ExEcCTrvE DEPARTMENT
xvr.v,.... New Orleans, August 10. is6s. J
!, WhEREAy APPLICATION HAS ZEN MADE
" me for the cancellation OF the official bonds
OF WILLIAM HkNRY, as Herbor Master for tie
port q New Orleans, to wit A bond dated July 2s
1s5es Ia the full sun OF twenty-five hundred doIlara
t$2ooO, siRnsd By William Hsnry as principal and
John Dunond end Tkgn.s M Conley as securitiss
0l25D, and hond dated March q, 1866 In che fun
sum Of twenty five bundled dollara S2500 signed bT
Nnham HeplF IS Principal, and John Dlnond and
Thomas H. Qenlty q seeuEities. each IN the sum Of
twelve hundred and hity dollars sl250l the condi-
~ the SEQ MiiIiam Hanry Of his duties a HSrbor
Notice i hereby given % an persons interusted a
fhe 44id conas = SHOW Cause Ia writing AZ tho ofce
p t4s psns1tely q state vtnsn ninnty days AFTER
tt4 l4.t puOncation hereof, Why tho said honde
Should not ne cancelled sud fnnnned.
W 0ivqn under <ny hand and the Haaf Of
fSKAr.i the Stats q tia ahoYe date, and u tte
hnae2snce1ae p che United States |
q toe eeysIaor; II. @ WARMorH
- y. hoynE secressfy Of state. auaes0t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-23

LAhGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF ELs
CANT Match and single Horses. Ilea.nt F.adI
HORSES, Fins Work iiuisu, Fine Miich Oova ~,
giss, Elegant Bretts. RAraska, Wagons. eto.. -
at suction Hf
RR MONTGOMERY RRON. a. Tr
~, ~, 81 Mentgomery ,Auntionssr-Will be SD ~
isss September = lsSs.lat u O'clock a
sf Elegant MATCH HORSES. Nd
AlaGant SADDLE HOR8EA.
Fine WORK MuLES.
hfno MICH COWS:
Top and Open Buggisu, Eisrsat Br.tt. rs.-r.,,
NAGona, eto. -sss1-s NaAEnS~
TsaNs-oAsh.i a Uaitad States rrsssury po,...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-23
TAIRrY ONE LOTS FRONTING LAKE poN


acknowledgements Of Baptiste Moreau-l
sl,9s7. Second. District Court for the Parish
Orleans.
RK G. E. GIRARDEY a. co. All
~ tloneeIs-Nie5olas j. Hoey, notiOneer-oa
NO, lI Exchange Place. SATURDAY third NJ
Der, 1868, at twelve O'Clock NJ, At the MerehSn
and Auotioneers' Exchange. on Royal street. N
orleans, BY virtue OF an order Of the Honorable
Second District Court for the parish Of Ilris.,
dated twentysi1th March, 1888 will be sold Al mn
auction, for account and risk OF former p11rnba !
Frank sharpe, who declined to comply with tha
J uGi6afIon made to MIN on nineteenth Nav ls6p.
THihrtHlNE LARGE LOTS nearly adieini
the Moreau Hotel, on the Lake Shore fronfin1
Madison street, extending from New York streef
london Nhari r., end com nrising nearly the whole
sqrAFes nos; ozoi osIl oi5I, SAs and 1855.
notes. -ASA9-
Acts Of sale and United States stamps at tina :
tarY Public. sep "a o ~ y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-23

THE AUDITORS OFFICE
g located corner Cont and ROYAL, old STATE
sank entrance on Cont. up Stairs su1s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-23
mo. 80.
AN ACT

To Provide for Taking the Testimony of
witnesses in Suits Pending in the Courts
Of this State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-23

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bay Eve.
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New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-11
ANOTHER eaEAr STORM.
snow In the west-Raln at the En-,

Snow In the VPest-RnIn at the Enst.
ST. LOUIS December An Omaha dis
patch says the snow storm which has been
raging tor the past thirty hours is the
heaviest ever experienced in Nebraska. In
many places there are about eighteen inches
Of snow now on level, and the storm still
continues. So far trains have managed to
move, but it is feared that a slight wind
will cause serious blockade both East and
West.
A Helena (Montana) dispatch SAYS tina,
snow TO the depth of six inches fell on Fri
| day night. The storm continued ali night
and it has not entirely stopped showing yet
| NEW YORK, December 7.-Heavy easterll
| rain storm here.
| LEXINGTON, December IA snow storm
| has prevailed here all day. The weather il
| severe and turning very cold.
CHICAGO, December 7.-It has been snow
| ing moderately all day, but the mildness OF
the atmosphere has caused it to thaw about
as fast rs it fell. The streets are in very
uisagreeable condition.
ST. LOUIS, December THE weather
turned Geld this afternoon; the meIc curry
fell to twenty four degrees. The prospects
now are that navigation will be suspended
on the upper ivers.
NEW YoRK, December 7.-Railrosds gen.
orally are Ii good running order, notwith-
standing the recent heavy SHOWS, and the
mails today were all on time.
Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Democratl
OMAHA, December 7.-Since early this
morning the weather has been clear and
cold. Floating ice prevented the ferry.
boats running, and the river is not crossa.
BILE to day, Trains on the Pacific Railroad
are running as far west as Sydney; also be-
tween Laramie and Bryan. r"
Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Democrat.l
ST. JosEPH, December IA furious snow
storm, accompanied by driving wind, set
in Sunday, aud continued throughout the
night. The snow is badly drifted. The
morning train for Quincy was bEockaded
about twelve miles out No traius left the
city to night on the Hannible aud ST. Jo.
seph Railroad. Trains on the Missouri
Valley aud st. Joseph and Council Bluff,
Railroads came through all right, though
behind time.
Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Democratl
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, December THE snow
storm which commenced In this vicinity
yesterday atternoon Continued with but
slight intermission till this afternoon, when
the wind changed to the north, and Y stiff
gale from that quarter is now blowing. The
thermometer is down to fifteen degrees
above zero aud falling, with C ear atmos-
phere; SO that winter weather In earnest
may be expected. The snow is about nine
Inches deep and pretty fair sleighing is an
ticipated.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-11
TRIAL OF DEACo ANDREWS.
Strange Scene In Court

An exchange says: t., urs..
At the trial of Deacon Andrews at Ply
mouth, Massachusetts, for the murder oI
Cornelius Holmes, constable, named Nc
Coy, testified that he brought the prisoner
to see the remains of the murdered man.
Andrews stood at the head of the coffin and
stroked Mr.. Holiness face, at the same time
kissing him; that evening, Deacon Andrews
desired witness to read chapter in the
Bible, and Mr.. Peckham and Andrews both
offered prayer.
At the trial on Friday, Joseph s. Besl was
sworn-I am the brother.in.law of Cornell
ins Holmes. After giving an account
of what he saw at the scene OF
the murder, he stated that he sub
sequently went there and counted in all
twenty'seven stones that were bloody, some
bearing the imprint of fingers; he also
noticed four different pools of blood in diff
ferent places; on Wednesday, about half
past twelve O'clock, saw q stranger pass
ing through my lot, coming from the river,
who proved to be the prisoner Andrews.
This witness further testified to having a
lengthy conversation with Andrews about
what he did in the garden the night before
the murder, and also concerning the homi-
eide. the will and the funeral. He also
testified to being in company with Andrews
and Macy on Friday in front of his (Beal's)
house; Mr.. Macoy then said to me- "Mr
Andrews says there was copy of the will
found in Holiness coat pocket which he
had on when he was found dead.n turned
toward Andrews, ard he said to me, "Yes,
merely a copy; l think the will gives me
more than the copy"
The prisoner lin loud and excited tone)
interrupted by saying. Il never said that,
Mr.. Bea!s,h and shortly after, while the trial
was progressing and all was silent and at
tenti0n in the Courtroom, there was a sen.
sation caused by his jumping from his seat
in the risoner's box and crying out sud
denly, aud very sharply and quickly. The
spectators became excited and rose to their
fe t, expecting scene of some Importance;
bat Andrews Immediately took his seat
again. His counsel visited him directly
aferward and inquired how he was
troubled. TIE prisoner replied that he
thought somebody had struck him in the
face. He was then told to be Of good cheer,
but for nearly an hour afterward the effects
of his sudden fright did not disappear, and
he looked detected and unhappy, frequently
bathing his temples in cold water, aud pay
ing no attention whatever to the evidence.
The telegraph has already informed us
that Andrews was convicted Of man
slaughter, and sentenced to twenty years
confinement in the State Prison.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-11
0. S. MARSRALS SALES,


Chhrles morgan versus nefhnrd AvegnO.
IN THE UNITED. .,TAFEs CIRCUIT COURT
for the Fifth Circuit AID district of Louisi.
ana-No. 5279-By virtue OF a writ Of ieri facias.
issued IL the ABOVE entited suit and wed by
tAken INTO posses, ION, and will expose for sale at
public auction, TO the ghess bidder ON MONDAY,
eptrsnSe to tes CosSomh on ld e. Sse stres
rity, at the hour Of twelve O'Clock NJ. the follow.
u FouR oERfAiN * IS s OF GROUND, with al!
the beitlirgs and i'm rovements there N. rights,
ways, heredltaments and appur enancss thereunto
belOa gng in any WISE apper ,aninR. stua. ed in
Tho FIrst District Of the cit of Or ,aus, the
square bounded by New .eyea, Futon, poy dTas Az
Gravier Areets and designai lots Nos. ., TO- II
and II on a plan drawn By Hush Graat. surveyor,
on the twe tn OF January, 1852, and msNsuring as
tollows LIT No. 8, having "A eet inohes lines
front New Levee street. p feet Inches front
INES on a the side Of lot 10 ana % Of is feet lines
on the side of LOT o. 0 lot No IL, nsvng "a feet
inches 3 lines fronton fulton street, by depth
Of lls feet and lines the side Of ot No and Of
New Ievee S'rsei. q feet nsSes hnes trout on
Hes on The side q % lot No. d md @ 81 Is fst Il
inches 8 lnes on the side OF -, No. y; and lot No
~ having "a feet inohss2 lnes front New Lsvee
street % fses inches aud lines front on Fulton
street. by depth Of i6 feet inches lines the
on the side Of lot No 10, he the me more or less
Seized and TO be sa,d t r. sboys se for'h to to
suit amounting TO tn .rty eight th usand and sixty
nine dollars and eighty eight tents with crest
thereon at the rate i eight per cen per annum
until paid more fully pariicuar set forth in
the copy of ne luignantnt ord in saiT swift, to-
ssIier with attorneys fees and all costs of suit
per writ,
Terms of Sale. cash, at the time OF adjudication,
In Uniieq states Treasury nolns
Costs Of act Of sale, internal revenue stamps ETC.,
at the expense of purchaser
United states Marshas Ofice New OrleAns
November IA, 1868.
F.J. HEBRON. u. \. Marshal
ANo eq-noI6 u 2sdeb 2 10
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-11
RBOEIPTS OF PRODUOE.

ARGYLE-Steamer Frank Pargoud-2261 bales
cotton 209 axis cotton seed ks seed cotton ..
ST l.oUIS-Steamer Lizzie Gil-25 bales cotton
hid tobacco 6S0L bbls -four
CAIRO-Steamer Henry Ames-1845 bales cotton
and cargo of Western produce
ST. LuUIS-Steamer Shark-73s3 bbls aeur 45l4
axis oats 42l9 skis bran
ClNCINNATI-Steamer Emma No. 3-Western
produce and sundry mdse
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Nina Smmes-l5l bales
cotto 50 bids sugar 3eB bbls molasses =
SHREVEPURF-Steamer Pi0neer-645 bales cot
ton and sundrv produoe
ARKANSAS S RIVER-Steamer oheyenne-l29O
bales cotton and sundry produce
OPP rLOUSAS-Steamer Cleona-lA bales cotton
49 hhds sugar "a hbs mOlssses
LIrTLE R0tiK-S'eAmer Ben Johnson 5T4 bales
cotton and sundry produce
OUACHlTA ClTY-Steamer Big Horn--742 bales
cotton and sundras
D0NALDSohVILLE-Stesm Thomas Powell
~ hhds sugar 6I bhls molasses bbls rice
By THE RAILROADS.
PER oPFLOUSAs RATLROA D-Dscember 10
bales cotton l0S hhds sugar 470 bbls moAsses
ITO head cattle
bales cotton l6 00G bricks and sundries
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-11
CITY couacIL--oFFlcIAL
BOAKD OF ALDERMEN.

CRY HALL, New ORLEANS, !
December s. 1868. (

CRY HALL, New ORLEANS,
December 8. 1868.
The roll was called
Present: President Markey aud Messrs.
Roguille, Kaiser, Pessou and Shields.
On motion the reading OF the minutes
was dispensed with.
On motion of Mr. Kaiser the rules were
waived for the Introduction OF the follow
ing resolution offered by himself:
Resolved, That the Board of Assistant
Aldermen be requested to concur with this
Board IA the election II tep llO) engineers,
including the City Surveyor, Tor drainage
at the joint session OF this evening,
On the motion of Mr.. Poynot to adjourn.
the yeas and naysstood: Srs
Yeas; Messrs, Boguille, Pesson and Poy-
not---S.
Nays: President Markey and Messrs.
Kaiser, Prados and Shields.
Motion lost.
On the adoption of Mr.. Kaiser's resolu
tiou the seas and nays stood;
Yeas: President Markey and Messrs. Bo
guile, Kaiser, .Prados AID Shlelds-5 s
Nays: Messrs. Pesson and Poynot-2.
On motion the rule was waived, and Mr.
feteou offered the following resolutions
which we're adopted on frst and aecont
readings BY the vote annexed to each, tn.
rule being waived:
WHEnAAs II is important for the welfars
gt me ciIy t4Hi le Common Council shuult
ps slways lei4Aleu of the probable cost q
aliimpfevemensAn all ordered 10 he sold bv m
C0utooiier; auu TT ~ tsa 4 = VI
Nherses- Is lsHspapsed that isngs hsys
pay for materials or work ii price "a,
above their rsal value; aad,
Whereas. In other iassancas contract,
have been sold below their value. to Derson,
not sufficiently acquainted with ihe natur,
Of works offered for sale, thereby inqolyinr
the city in endless iitigatIons Therefore
be 1t
Resolved BY the Common Council, Thai
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-11

Judge declines TO hear it, MS the New York
Judge has prior Jurisdiction. The case
eneieiore comes back to Judge Sutherland.
j Two or three days since the telegraph
stated that Commodore Meade had been re-
leased from the Bloomingdale Asylum, af.er
close examination by competent and skill
ful physicians, who pronounced him per-
fectly sane. But in the meantime his
daughter had married sg ainst his wishes.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-11
Daniel Graham nnd WIN. A. WhltmOre
VS.. Steamship Maryland and her Engines, etc.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i for the District OF Loui lana, No al96.- In obs
dence to admiralty warrant TO directed in
the above en led suit, have seized and taken into
my possession
The steams,i ip MARYLAND, h er Tackle, Appa.
rel, etc, and her Engines, now lbeled by Dan 81
Graham and VIM. A. Whitmore, for the causes set
of the United states.
And do hereby eite and admonish the owner OF
havng 1r pretending TO have any right, title in
terest TO the same. to be and appear at a Dis
trict Court of the United states for the District
aforesaid TO be holden at the city Of New Orleans
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof, to show cause. e any they hive or can why
the said Steamship should not be condemned and
be SOLD agreeaby to the prayer of ,ibeants.
United StAtas Marshal's Dttu- New Oreanr,
twenty seventh dav of November. ts6s,
i. HEBRON, United states Marshal
ANo 103-no2 6de38I3
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-11
BELOW COMING Up.

Ship Advance. Murison from Liverpool Oct IA. to
ship, Bessie and Anna. Hughes, from Liverpool Oct
OF, 10 70 master
snip Kelvin, McFee, from st Tnomas. in ballast, to
master
Brig Palkoa. Austrich. from Havana in ballast, to
Puig Bros ...I- - +.
Brig j d Kennedy. sslman, 6 days from Havana, to
Seller &co-
Schooner Thres Sisters Henderson, I Gays from
nk Ruatan Isand, to Morgan &co-
Schooner Rebecca, Ma ia. days from Rrazos San
tiGgo, to AvendAno Bros
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-11

Sarah. Murray. from kobile-Nsw Basin.
Maggie. 81 CsFAn. from Blind River-N, Haain.
Wanona. from Mad sonYilie.
Hspry Anies, Boyd, from Cairo.
EmmA No 3. hArAtta. from CInciunsti.
Bug Horn, Keeling. from uuAchlta kivey.
Ben johnson. Voorhies. from Lift Rock.
Nina himmes, Gresthouse. from Bayou Sara
Pioneer. Gilen from Shreveport.
Cheyenne, Kyle, from Arkansas River.
Thos Powell, DinvAnt, from DonAldSoL vile.
Cleona. Sp Rne. from Opelousas.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-11
WISHES.

-
That life were but beginning,
That power we're worth the winning,
That loving were not shining,
Ny darling, oh, my darling
That memory were not grievous,
That shame would ever leave us,
Thai time would not bereave us,
My darling, oh, my darling!
That eyes were done with weeping,
And over us, safe sleeping, ,.l
The stars their watch we're keeping,
Ny daring, oh, my darling
That hope and fears were even,
And were fast forgiven,
And dared to dream of Heaven,
My darling, oh. my darling
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-11
q. S. MARsHAL's M0NITl0Ns
j, III, AAhbrldxe d Ueean VS.. Stenmbo
Armadilla, her Tackle, etc,

j. III. AAhbrIdxe d Ocean vs. Steamboat
Armadia, her Tackle, etc,
JNTHE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i for the District OF Louisiana, No. s203 In obe
dience to an admiralty warrant to me directed in
the above entitled suit have seized and taken into
my possession--
The steambuAs ARMADILLA, her Tackle etc.,
now lbeled by j. II. Ashbridgr Ocean, for the
causes set forth in the libel pending in the
District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner eV
owners thereof and all and every person or persona
having or pretending to have any right, title, in.
terest in or to the to be and appear at Dis.
trict Court of the United States. for the District
aforesaid to be holden At the city Of New Orleans
or before the THlRn MONDAY from the date
hereof, to show cause, II any they have can, why
the said steamboat shOuiu uot be condemned be
sold agreeably TO tie prayer of lbelants
United States MarshaPs Othce, New Orleans.
tenth day of December lses
+ !. HERRoN, U. s. Marshal