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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-14

EINAL SETTLEMENT.---EsrA OF SAMUEL
MLLIKIN DECEASED Notice 10 hereby gwen all per.
ans interested in said estate that John se Of
the estate of Samuel Mkin deceased will appear before
the County Court OF the county Of La Sale and ILL
nos ut the curt House Ottawa in said county, Tuesday
tn. 2s day Of April 1865; for the purpose of render
ing account Of his proceedings in the administration Of
said estate FOR the final settlement.
Dated q ottAwa, this l4lh day Of March 1863.
4w A. u. MOORE, Clerk,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-14

SATURDAY, March 7.
Senate-The pension bill was taken up and
passed: Then the consular appropriation bill
was taken up, and on the motion to strike out
the salary of minister Harvey, to Portugal, de-
bate arose, which lasted until the senate finding
itself without quorum, adjourned.
Houe-The house spent the day in general de.
bate Speeches were made by Clarke, Blaine
Broomall, Logan and Lynch. Adjourned.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-14

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
"A SALE.-l oder for sale at great bargain the house
and l occupied by myself situated East Ottawa
The premises well filed with the choicest Of bearing
fruit Of all kinds, and great variety Of shrubber
The entire place in perfect repair For apply
TO. MILLER,
Or NJ II. Swirl, President of First National Bank.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-14

THURSDAY, MNrCh tt.
Senate-A greater part of the day was spent
in receiving and making orders on reports Of com.
mittses. The bill was taken up to put the sur.
vivors Of the war Of 1912 upon the pension rolls,
opposed by Sherman and Fessenden, and finally
laid over. few private bills were passed. Ad.
journed.
House--The greater part Of the day was spent
in an animated discussion on the alleged bond
frauds in the treasury department., Messrs. Lo-
gan, Van Wyck, and others taking part in the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-14

T AND FOR SALE.-98O acres of very superior
IL quality Trolling prairie, lying in body in the
Of Brookksd La SAs county, Illinois and is the south half
VI section ~, and the whole OF section 26 In said
The land belongs to party In New York who i'll sell it
at SIS per reasonable and desires sell In
one parcel. Apply to !. A. SHERWOOD.
Mar. l+SwH. Ottawa, Illinois
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-14

NOR SALE CHEAP.-A Good Second Hand Fire
l. Proof safe mar. lit I. o. MILLER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-05

way, aud the business doing ID on q very
small scale. euperdne is quoted at So rs;
single extra 81 49, double extra S91S rs;
treble extra 30 g5@ll; choice extra Sl2 500
IS y Dbl, The principal sales 10 day were
confined TO 1000 bbls, Of which so on its
merits at ~ 50. % 90 q IS, %, 40, and l45
superhne At 81 as, 80 treble extra st $l2 20,
and 100 choice extra at SI4 50, 100 double ex-
ira, so DO, and 500 choice extra on private
terms, $50 euperfne ut Sc %. so do at
IS 37s, aud 100 choice extra 1t $1s SO % bbl.
CORN-The market lie inactive, but prices
are unchanged. The sales to-day are con.
aned to $500 sacks, of which 400 and 600
yellow mixed at 81 o2A; LOO mixed, $50 vel.
low mixed, and 100 white mixed and yellow
mixed at 81 05; $50 white mixed at 81 o7a /;
$50 white at 81 10 v bushel; and 1900 at :.
0ATs-Are dull. Buyers are holding of
for considerable receipts expected this evens
ing, and only $50 sacks sold in two lots at
SOC ~ ousheL Subsequently 7ec was asked
and not realized.
BsAN-lsO sacks sold at 81 50 o 100 DIS.
HAT-Saies are being made IN jobbing
way to the trade at $l9 % ton for ordinary,
and $20@2l ~ ton for prime Ohio river.
PoRK-A lot of 80 bbls mess sold on the
landing at $2s rs y bbi--a further decline
Of CSC y Dbl. 1t is retailing at 500 25@29 50
u bbl.
Bacon 10 tierces choice sugar-cured
mans solo AT ZO5c ana ~ AZ ZIG fB ID. Sneul-
ders are retailing at I5A0l4c; clear ribbed
sides I6a61l7c; clear sides l790lSc % ID.
LARD-rhe market is we'll supplied with
poor lard, but prime is comparatively scarce
Prime In tierces is now quoted at wholesale
at 1910; kegs 204@203c VI Ii. so tiercei
prime sold to-day at l92c, and 20 at zoe
U ID. .t.. ..y.
sALT-The market is steady at So 5O@2 81
| " sack for Liverpool coarse and fine from
warehouse, and s. 6002 65 from store
1000 sacks coarse and 500 sacks fine sold a
| So SO from warehouse.
| WooL--The stock on hand is light and d;
fair demand. Wcquote Texas common tC
| merino 20@S4c ~ b; do 4 to merino ESQ
| l2@2Oc; lake 27@50c; Louisiana 20@25c
do bury l0@l5c; Mexican l7@1Sc " ID.
Corn MEALS firm at $5@5 rs in stor'
for jobbing lots. The receipts have beer
light, and there is good demand.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-05

JsBszeaQN CRY. Brevet Major B. B
Keeler. Assistart secretary of civil affairs
At head aarters. Fifth Military District, has
addresses ths Mayor Of Jefferson city, on
the Prasid 4 Of die Common Council, as
follows
Referrfpg ID decentralization addressed
70 you from thls oifiee on the thirtieth ulti
mo, iDposs ag certain restrictions upon the
action Of the Common Council of the city d
Jefferson, / am instructed by the Brevel
Major General Commanding to inform you
that after q careful examination of the
measures Of the Council to which objection
was made by 246 citizens, who petltioned
him upon the subject, he removes the iuhi'
biti0n imposed except in two particulars;
First Upon the action of the Council ia
passing the ordinance establishing ''The
Jefferson City Elevator Warehouse Compa-
ny.n secoBd-Upon the action of the Coun-
eli in adopting resolution granting to J.
A. Burbank certain railroad privileges for
. term of fifteen yeare.
With reference to the first, it is the opin-
ion of the Commanding General that by the
provisions Of the ordinance the city is to
receive no equivalent in return for the
privilege granted.
With reference TO the second, the obiec.
tons of the General are only as TO the mum.
Der of years it is proposed TO vest Mr.. Bur
bank with the privilege specified.
Under the circumstances the Command
ing General is convinced they should not be
granted for a greater period than one year.
He, therefore, earnestly desires that the
Council take into consideration the wishes
Of the citizens as expressed in their petition
to him OF the 30th ultimo, and reconsider its
action upon the two measures herein by
him objected to.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-05

A petition Of the inhabitants and dealers
in the vicinity of the New canal stating
that the new bridge across the New canal
at Magnolia street lie finished but not opened
to the public, thereby subjecting them to
great Inconvenience, and requesting the
city authorities to attend to the matter, was
referred to the Committee on Streets and
Landings.
Mr.. Damn obtained suspension Of the
rules toefer the followingresolution, which
was adopted.
Resolued, That the City Surveyor be and
he is hereby requested to report at the next
meeting of this Board the reason why the
new iron bridge across the New basin at
Magnolia street. being completed, is not
open forpublic use.
A petition Of property owners on Gaiennie
street, prayingfor the erection of a lamp
on said street, between Annunciation and
TchoupAoulas streets, was referred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings.
of Ausustin Goban, veteran of 1914 and
rs, praying to be reimbursed the price of a
piece of ground taken by the city for the
widening of Ursulines street. Referred to
the Finance Committee.
OF Robert Alexander, for permission to
erect steam engine and boiler on his
premises, No. $40 New Levee street. Re
ferred to the Com mittee on improvements
and Buildings f..
| Of Jacques Cl&veni, praying for the lease
of the iron building at the head Of Canal
street fer the term of three years, was re-
ferred to the Finance Committee. .- .
OF butchers in the several markets, rec
ommend.ng Bertram Clayeni as inspector
of meats and slaughter-houses. Referred
to the Committee on Police and Health.
OF Peter Hart, ex,assistant book-keeper
in the Controllers office, stating that his
name has been omitted on the payrolls OF
city officers for January, February, and
March and that he has not in consequence
been paid his salary for said months, and
praying for relief, was referred to the
Finance Committee.
Petition of Mrs. Josephine Debergue,
praying to be refunded S2S 60 of taxes paid
erroneously. Referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
OF Henry Walter, for permission to estab
fish cooper shop on the vacant lot corner
of Thaliaand White streets, was referred tc
the Committee en- Improvements and Build
ings.
A communication of George W. Avery
sheriff Of the parish of Orleans, stating thai
Judge Enersonhad decided that the city il
bound toreceive all payments for debts il
city monsy, but that a certain city oficia
entertained different opinion.
Mr. Sullivan stated that the sheriff hac
already received instructions from the Fl
nance Committee to receive city currencl
in payment of all debts due the city, fo
taxes, railroad bonds, etc.
The communication was laid on the table
The Bard on motion adjourned unit
! Tuesday June 9Th instant,
| ALFRED BOURGES,
Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-05
Monetary and Commercial.
ALFRED BOURGES,
Secretary.
MON GTARx.

ONCE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,, I
THuEsDAY EVENING, June A. lS6s )
The banks discount most of the approved
business paper offered by their customers,
and are rec lenders on solid eollaterais. On
the sired Al commercial notes, well guar
anteed, nay be negotiated at lola ~ cent
v montl, and second class at 1f@l4, and
MORTGAGE notes at HOB u cent " annum
for All, aad 1915 for second grade.
Gold qenedat l393@l3sk against 1885, at
New YOkl, and after selling as high as 40
closed 139l@l394. The movement was of
a very limited character, the sales having
been confined to $500 $4,000 and S4s00) at
1893; 5000, $1,000, $1,000, $4,000, and $4,000
at 1891; $1,000 and $4,000 at lao. The only
transactions in silver we're $1,000 (Sl000 and
$4,000 d American hali-dollars at 1856 The
latter are now quoted at 135@I56, and Mex.
icAn dollars l4slDl43s.
There was some lutte increase in the
offering of foreign exchange, but still the
supply gas very small. Nothing was re-
ported D us in sterling excepting $1,000
private bankers at l544. In francs rs 900,
SC, 600, md 5000 Al commercial sold at
/ $50 !, said i3i0v0 Dssilk al 3.62ss. Steriin <
NAV be iuotcd nominaliy at i524 a l53 ana
| 1884 for good to AL bill of lading and clear,
and 1910 i544 and 1856 for bank and francs
3.6s3@3673 fol the former, and S,6Sa@S 623
for the alter.
The market for domestic exchange con
| tinued Exceedingly dun The offerings
| were llsht but the demand was limited and
rates WIRE unchanged. The banks checked
on New York at - cent premium, and
| the sails Of commercial included $4,000
New Yak sight at par, $40 900, $40 600 kant
some smaller sums) at ! y cent premium
| $l5,00Ot 8 l6. .t
No transactions were reported in, stocks
The saleof 40 shares City railroad noticet
| in repoE lasteYening as on private term
was mate at Sl64 so.
In bolds there were sales Of leyee Stat
| at 40S, o at 40l04l, and 10 at Al. Thest
| figures show an advance on our quota
tions OF yesterday, when several parcel
changed hands at 3e30409 There wa
sone inquiry for old Louisiana skies, bu
/ we head Of no sales. They are quote'
nonifnaly at 60@53. City treasury note
we're qaet and rates were rather easie
/ toward he close. The sales included $l50
az 81 " tent discount; $4,000 and $4,000 q
sS: 500 at sss: $1,000 and 5000 az 3ss
and $3.50 at SSi. The dealers bought tht
| small SIMS offered at their counters at SSs0
So, andiupplied the demand from taxpayer
at S7Go3 discount.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-05
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship W G Hewes, Trip, from Gal
weston, to G A Whitney &c0
British bark Moss Rose, Bustiu, from Liver
pool March %, to G W Hynson &co-4th
district Al
Schooner Cora, Fauria, from Pensacola, to
master-New Basin
Lugger Magenta, Paolim, from Jesuits'
Bend, to master 81 district Is
Lugger Theodore Capegas, Dufresne, from
Lafourche, to master-2d district Is
Lugser Esperance, Lawrence, from ST
Charles parish, to master-2d district Is
Lugger st Joseph, , from Upper
Coast, to master-2d district Is
Lugger Small, -----, from Jefferson par
fsh, to master-2d district Is
Lugger Hard Times, ---- from Jefferson
parish, to mastered district Is
Lugger lie Jeune Lefort, --, from the
Upper Coast, to master--2d district 10
Lugger Venus, ---, from the Upper
Coast, to MASTERED district 15
Coast, to MASTERED district Is
Lugger u Pur CT Mnove, ----, from the
Upper Coast. to master-2d district Is
Lugger La Tour D'Auvergne, ------, from
the Upper Coast, to Inaster--2d district
Logger Gem, , from the Upper
Coast. To Mastered district is
Lugger La Provence, Francis, from Jesuits'
Bend, TO master-2d district Is
ToWBoATs.
Calhoun, Follett, from the Passes flowed
down and to sea, 9th ultimO, ship Mon
soon, barks ehawmut and Biaggio, brig
Challenger, and the schooner Hanna
Brought up bark Moss Rose
STEAM OATS.
Vicksburg, Blanks, from Ouachita City.
kan.ka kee, Maitland, from Bayou de Glaize
st Nicholas, DoWty, from Grapp'e Bluff.
4 P May, De Bonche from Jesnits' Bend.
BELOW COMING UP.
Ship Bazaar, Jefferson, from Liverpool, 70
JH Ashbridge a. Ocean @
British brig Sir Robert Peel, Conner, siz
days from Havana, with molasses to I
TrOisgros
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-05

A STRANGE AND CosrLy HALLUCINAT10N. =
There is u very estimable old gentleman lily
ing within two or three miles of Nash
vile, who Is ninety years of age, and who is
nonomaniac on very peculiar point. He
prides himself on mis- clear eyesight, and is
particularly deranged as to the direction Of
the State House from his place; the direcs
ton in which he asserts 1t lies is exactly
contrary to Its true location, while the
distance he fixes ia equally extravsgant. A
short time since he offered to bet friend
SI0000 upon the direction and distance Of
the Capitol, both Of which he had got II
with his eye; but the friend refused to &C
oept the wager we'll knowing the indmity
Of the old gentleman. A few days since,
however. the aged monomaHiac feii In with
aless scrupulOus customer, whom he slso
offered to BET $io, 600 on the distance aud
direction OF the slate House. The man
having only &2eo0F the old gentleman bet
thai amount with him, and az q matter 81
course lost the money, which the winner
coolly pocketed and still holds In his pos
session.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-05

Michael nFsrsn Va Aaols w ~iasehth nnnek
In Tt4h UREFNl, ATAs IS UIRoU1 OoURT
for be Eifth giFceit anf pi4tr et d Louisiana.
No. asa By xirlae IS writ ct teri faciaa tssusd b.
tha aDoVe named Court in the above entitled tuit
and reserved ~ me On the t5nr day q Nay, Sssa.
HAYS ssifed sad iaker iut1 ny pcases sien, snd
oder tar cash, on A0NOAY. Jane q. les8 IL the
door Or this CaQri house e rkino aux, par 81 o.
noon the following decor bed p operty via
A oa5t in RAUf or La ) D 3 luaea IN the parist
Of efolsche Louisiana about tw MY miles beluN
the tOwnuf fhib0dsux, sa8a uFiHa u. afpents moe
on lesa IRON ~ iartr eEpane Ia "a q lsa6 dsp4h
bonn "a sbove b. lAndE 81 Kiln Pleiea aud BE-
low ~ anns d UFssa Ghavta. te stlisf esh ell the
bpiidtngB and impioxau nta th0Tapn keiEed and 70
be 20 q 70 satisfy fhF plaAn-iH, HicnAei Aorass.
olin q sse eith iniefeat End Al essta p per iaeE
msnt. f
srsis 81 Sais-CAah al time Of lude5tion. ID
Uuiigd State 4fFseury Eaeaa Act Of sale, r1VnElu
stensts fetDFa siej 4 expense o. pnsah aeE.
United states Mar hat tftic. New tfrieahs
MAG "a lazag r. i, ftERH IN o. :. MaFshai.
Ne. 4psH 81 ses q district OF Louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-05
0JNsFABLgs SALES.


sitfR8F JUST t3Es4 s50UHT--lsu tels 10y 8 BE-
y tue % @gt 81 her faeiss q me 2. lses1t p ~
HnneFni4 + clifford. First 5siHties q sfs u g 9
The Parish oi Ufil ans shall prot4al u seN "a tut
he aaesi y, o. KDNE Day. s 4th DO f
June, $50. - III o'd9ct n ~ f4Nt q raf "
1ousr ~ "a nelutd htaost sAA f4Nla9 a44tfi ~
t8nf Bdfs q ono MahtHAaI ebaaFd ea4 esds
On. 81 nna 4t3st are * IlttfE &f-. Aft l6trl
ina chaif I - + qsHaIN 14ed 9 Ats. e4d lat q
s. 1inEs aud fa1f = lalFeIe5
Hs4Eaa L. tbs a14ls 1a Is4 as sal4s
14fpHn-fI4sh - MEl46a 4salFs tfAEsaFF Ettsa
5aIrSf = NLs14NA mn (4ff1E# Ta1aaa.tatA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-05
a. H. D'sGe4a vs.. r. aallnher.

IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
/ for tbs Fiith Circuit and District Of Lou siana
BY the above named Court IN the above entitled
suit, and received by the tWenis-hrst
nay S 90 % ssh and Win ef sale a. eabo ale
ton to the highest bidder, Tor csah, ON TUESDAY,
chants' and Auetioneers' Exeh tngs on Foysl
street. between Canal and Gustomhopse streets, in
i0 T@b sERTA HF E6ffs az GRuBNB. vita az
IL tie Foarsh DISTRICT q Ills city 10 Tie SQUIRE
bounded Camp, Chestnut, Philip and + irst
rnaaed by he letters ana u ske,etl aaneSed e
an act passed before andrew Hero, notary public
which said GallaheE acquired said property; 90 4
peasur ,ng sixty iess font en Phlip street BY .
and fifty fet between par.liel lnss and lot - has
hfy-six feet front Philip street BY depth Of one
ons hundred and tgtnty feet on the opposite par
allel side line from which depth extends right
angles toward camp street Tors three teet tea
INC es two AND quarter lines me CO parallel witn
Chestnut street thirty fset Themes parallel WITH
Philip street ntnet5 -uine feet Inches TWO and
quarter lines 60 the line dlvlding the Two lots, ell
more or less.
2 +, nd e BE 10 70 satisfy the paintf's A n.
D'MezA y claim Of twenty tue gandrsd and thir ..
i've dollars and twelve cents. with interest and all
The ouIidings sndfmrrc vsnenis on lot A consist
B. Bro T Rs1Sias s saia T e t sa nn iD
and StpA sa5s,sssiess ssyihs dsd6s front and
si IRE Wsds s two beautiiui Do she'd parlsrs
and large dining room, bsulsrs Kitchen laundry,
and ether eonveniences on she frs doors thres
large and one sIaal airy; aud vel finished bed
roaIna aad hath room IN the main and three gaIHrI
roops on the second hbor. pith large ATTIC rooms
hnishen large lserns. gas hrg uRhOuty aud al
necessary eutnuiidit g.. On lot u 10 two HtoF
Nrafna House, uafd as carriage house. Whleh with
ting. al iaa 81 fs.af1c =
Terms Of sale--fiash at the time OF adiudieads
CossS Il deed and iassEssl revenue stamps, record
ing, etc. 1t expense OF purgnhHsr
United Statss MsrshArs 0ties, New Orleans
f. j. 1hEhkpN. y, 8. Marshal, #
Nn sc5-rnv9s 1aiaA II "a = ID.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-05

UNITED Stairs AiARsHAA's orglcE ]
= uiai riot ef louisiana, 3
st5z Monr0ss -, Mst 2. 1s6s
HsHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON Thk
II seventh dag Of NAY A. .. l893. q WAR
KANT IN b tNMHUPfti4 vas issued against tire
estate Of RoHE Us HEsTEfs.in tbs pa tah 81 dack,
son alld STATE "a 4 uiaisuz vino has 5ssb 1ajad cd
hankrnpt on nis o@n pe4itl6ns that he payment 81
ans ds5ls an desisaEy o. any p4oDartg seld gins
10 such bankrupt, 70 tim ~ Tor his use and she
f4ausfar OF any prosperity By h a1o fssoideu b ldW;
that fotihs Of thS creditors 1t the Aaid b4nrupt,
70 prove their dsbls ana @ chogap one 1r more IS
sisuees u bis ese4ie viii b neid st Court q
81 FtsptaT. 10 be holden et the ol1ca a ". j. O
Rakaf. Ia tls taaA d Manres. Raiiah 81 Duashits,
before w j. q Baker Register, On the 1fgt day d
ss'e' 80 r FJ HEnR0N, Us Earshal
Psr n d. GRADY, Deputy a. Messenger,
No. g1l~myleill a3tr Cd #a7TsF
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-05

Steamship Lsvaca, Livingston, tor Pen.
ssoola--F W PerEius
Steamship Liberty, Balm, for Baltimore,
via Key West and Havana-Wither
spoon & Halsey
British schooner Genevra, for Ruatan-T
Smaller, jr
Steamer Olive Branch, Jones, for st Louis
Master
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-05

An editor out West thus hits OFF the fash
ion and the vulgar custom of describing the
dresses Of ladies' ut balls, parties, etc.
'sAiHs ST., old Smiths daughter, wore q
short dress Of sorrel popiin, striped with
brown gewgaws. with tisht fitting basque
made cut Of her mas last winter cloalk.
Sleeves Of MORE antique 70 match her high
est undershfrt, and bonnet of red oak bark
tied with elippery elm sirings. She looked
3 little odd, but With all amazingly pretty.
Hiss - X alleged 10 be the weaithiest girl
on Sugar street. wears q black and tan Lri- b
poplin, trimmed with bias folds Of ban.
bazIne, with blue stitching pat around the
skirts with spaldlng's glue, short sacqee,
tights nndeF the ARMS, and bonnet Of good
lesges trimmed with pieces Of grape vine.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-05
GeGree, KSs:lly anq Jo& y IN, n ae :. stsamer

George Kelly and j ohm NJ ck vs steamer
Lizzie HOPKINS Her Tackle. Apparel, etc
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRIyT COURT,
for the District OF Louisiana. No. e0l5.-In ODE
dsnce to an admiralty warrant to me directed in the
above entitled suit / have seized and taken
into my possession
The steamer LIZZIE HOPKINS, her Tackle Ap-
paFel, etc now hbsled by beorRe Kelly ana John
Mack tor the causes set fort in the libel now pend
ing in the District Court Of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person persons
having pretending to have any right title, or in.
terest in or to the same. TO be and appear at Dis
trct COURT Of the United states, for the District
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof TO show cause if any they have or can. why
the said steamer shoulu not be condemned, and
be sold agreeaby to the prayer of hbeants.
United States Marshal's Office, New OrleanA
eighteenth day Of May, 1863.
/. J. HERRoN. U. s. Marshal
No. 7sT-myl9 q 30 je6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-05

uaEsEp 80 ALAnaaAl.. ogrIoa

h ~ - TT7TFToT q l7IUlET77I1 Z
M ~ New Odeana Nag " lH6e
fEsHls rs 70 QEvE NOT pt THAT On TAk
NANT IN BA trRUFTuF WIS issasd against ths
e5ssla a THOMAS HENuf q Sun. indy duaitr
CO. ii hse 9ri.sHs 10 The FsFisp a 1rlsans
fhd Nlate Vi L1FjeiRaa Rtp vas ndirr sd
bankrupt On biz lWA Nqtii iant sfe4 fHe
rNgN4nG II amp efsa gNf tq1eQ4 81 4lq
Hrdutflf bslcpuNI - egeN h4ettdEt % nim
So tlf fIlH 81 And 4fa ifEas of ASS property D
hIis Sfd h bidtaQ b law ting a gaeqliaf d. she
1faNitd5S y the uaid 14Hf qpis ORE h97f aePls
fsl % az SEES one a. q ~ a1sp4a5 ~ rs e sejr
~ NJ By q a QsH4l 3 H.e4lfEsa4, y ~ seiese
,iA4 nalsamheass ~ l4iri5 q iss q 81 80
tsf1s4 81 t.ae1aIa1A A1l1lI g. ~ H4lHs4 1ttstsI,
ls' 81 sss az 81 34it A n lHfa ~ $ s sissA = q
B. , HNHaklts u =. s4Asa -,
H. ss-as@h "a oasssss e kssAsasss.