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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-07
AUCTION SALES,

oPELoUSAs RAILROAD BoND-sUCCEssIoN
of Mrs. Sarah Hebben Goodman, wife of ]. G.
Ellis
QY @. Il. GKRARDEY a CO., AUG
No. II Exchange Place-SAfU URDAY, November
and Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal street,
will be sold. by virtue of ap order of the Hon.
Court the parish of Orleans, numbering II 669
of the docket of said court rendered in the above
1853
A Bond Of the New Orleans, Qpelousas aud Great
Western Railroad Company, No. Is, tor one thou
sand dollars, with coupons attached.
TermsaOash in UAited States Treasury notes.
MOI l420
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Funeral Of Policeman. Gebhard,.

Funeral Of Policeman. Gebhard,
Four Hundred Policemen Attend
GERMAN TURNER'S IEPROUEssIoN.
METROPOLITAN oPPTOERs AND CITIZENS.
APPROPRIATE ADDRESSES MADE,
JAWLESSNESS TO BE REBUKED.
A Reprehensible Practice, Condemned.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS AND
Office Furniture at Auction.
RYJ DEJAN. Jr., AUG

RX j, Del AN, Jr., AUG
u No. ls3 Giravier street. q
DAY, Nov. 9,ils65, st eleVa1
Auction Room, No. l8
ondelet.
Mahogany and Walnut
bic Top Bureaus. Mashst
Chairs, Marble Top Cent
Etegere, Sideboards, Extei
Wood Seat Chairs. Hatrao
Safes, Mattresses, Carpets, 4
Upright and Square Piand
-ALsO-
One large invoice Of Walni
Misses Oottsge Beds, Walnut
bedroom Sets.
Tertna-Cssh in United state
oe29
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~ BUSINESS LOCATION NEAR THE
seazine Ma1ket-Successio of Margaret eau.
deceased wife of Natalie Bal!etin-No. 81. .4l5,
lcond District Court for the Parish of Orleans.
j c. E. GIRARDY ds CO., NICHOLAS
~ Hoey Auctioneer-Ofhce No. IL Exchange
:. SATURDAY, fourteenth November, 1869, at
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and uctioneers
Inge on Royal street, by virtue of an order
- Hon. L. Duvigneaud, Judge OF the Second
ct Court for ti g parish of Orleans, dated Octo'
1863 will be sold at public auction, for account
"a Luccesslon of Margaret Gautier, deceased,
u Natalie Balletin:
PORTION OF GROUND in the Fourth District
city in the square bounded by old Magazine,
III Felicity Road and st. Mary streets. said
oa Of ground forms tine corner OF old Magazine
'bt Mary streets, and is composed OF lots Nos ~
1 adjoining each other and measuring together
i five feet front on old Magazine street, seven
ght feet 10 depth and front on St. Mary street,
siy-one feet seven inches wide on the rear line
ia Laurel street, and one hundred and fifteen
hn depth on the side line toward Felicity Road.
ams-One thousand dollars cash, the balance at
two and three years credit in notes secured
eoiAl mortgage on the property sold, bearing
i est of eight per cent per annum, from date OF
4hntil final payment, with the clause Of five per
attorneys fees in case of suit, to enforce pay
4 Of any Of the notes-purchaser to assume pay
\ Of all taxes for 1853
4 Of sale and United States stamps, at the
hse Of the purchaser before Octave Morel. no
bubble. ocl2243 moi II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-07

METRoPoHITAH oPP1oBRs AND CITIZENS.
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CaSE OF THE ST. MARY PRISONERS,
ARRAlGNMENT BEFORE COMMISSIONER WARREN
A DEMURRER TO THE JURISDICTION
The Demurrer Sustained and the PrisOcer,
Discharged
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PoNTE A-LA-HkCHE, November 5, tS6s.---
The vote as received here to-day sor thiar
parish is as follows:
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AUCTION SALES.

no EFFECT A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
vilere street, between Kererec and Colum'
streets-M. F. Broutin ct ais. VS.. P. Raquet.
CHARLES II. FORTIER, AUC.
beer Office No. "a Exchange. Alley:-TUES,
frst December, 1853 at Il o'clock NJ, will be
4 the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
street, between Canal and Customhouse
! BY virtue of Judgment rendered by the
kbe the Second District Court for the parish
kans on the twepty.thlrd and signed on the
eighth October, 1868. the following described
.ly--
District in square bounded by Viilere, Column
4 Irlerec and Plauche streets, said lot measuring
.oae f. ct four inches front on Villere street,
kph OF one hundred feet between parallel
bs-One-half cash and the balance at one
ith eight per cent. interest per annum from
payn ent, secured by vendors privilege and
mortgage on ths property, the purchaser to
l payment of taxes of leg, and pay attor'
hes al five per cent in case Of suit TO enforce
|nt 80,
II sale before Octave de Armas, notary public,
.sIpense of the purchaser, including United
Internal revenue stamps. oc3l MOI IL y ~
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GERMAN TURNER'S INPRoUEssIoN.
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Four Hundred Policemen Attend
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GROCERY STAND AND DWELLINGS CORNER
OF ERATo AND LIBERTY STREETS,

AND LOTS ON THE GENTILLY ROAD.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN JOSEPH MONIoTTE.
Louisiana.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-07

LUABLE LOT ON FULTON STREET. Be
kWeen First aud Second streets-Succession of
4. Fahrenholz-No. s0,l3S
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LEWlS--At his residence in Morgan town
ship, Greene County Pa. Jnnc II, 1868,
Mr. John Lewis Sr., in the Sjth year of his
age
MORRISON Saturday, the Goth of June
1868, Mr.. G. p. Morris of Newtowr, White
lytp.
MORRISON Sunday, June 81, 1868, Mr..
Ephram Morris, of Centre tp.
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GRAIN AND FLOUR.
PENNA. CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.

PITTSBURGH, June IS. 1853.
CArrLE-The market furnished only limited
number of transactions, although the offerings
were larger. The usual buyers evidently have
no faith in the present prices, hence their pur.
chases were governed accordingly, Prices rang
ed from s. % to 50 20.
suEEP--The market was pretty active one;
the sales being among tho largest we have re.
ported for some weeks. The rates however were
precisely the same as last week. OF the num-
Der sold, tbs were sold by the head, at prices
ranging from 81 to 81 IS y head.
Hoas-There was falling off In the demand,
with corresponding decline in prices. Buyers
took hold very sparingly. IT, heavy ship
ments East have glutted aud depressed the
market, although the prices Of good smooth
hogs suitable for shipment held their own ex.
ceedingly ell.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-24

MooRE's LIFE OF Hos SCHUYLER CoLFAx-
I. B. Paterson & Bro, No, 3O6 Chestnut St,
Philadelphia, have in Press and will publish
in few days, "The Life of Hon. Schuyler
Col:ax," written by Rev. A. Y. Moore, of
South Bend, Indiana, who was for twelve
years as pastor and friend, in the entire conf
dence of Mr.. Collax, and had access to the
files of the paper published by Mr.. Colfax for
twelve years, and to the Congressional Globe
knows all his past history ard all who have
known him from boyhood. He began his BIZ
ography two or three years ago, so that it is
not one Of the hurried ami ephemerai publica-
tons so common in election years. Mr..
Moore is gentleman of fine talant and cul,
ture, and their is no doubt but that his biogra-
ply of Mr. Colfax will be worthy of its dis
tinguished subject,
The following letter from Mr.. Colfax, to
Rev \. Y Moore will explain itself;
WASHINGTON, DC, May 80. 1867.
"My dear M Moore AS your prediction
of year ago has been rea ized, have no fur
ther objection to your publishing any sketch
more or less full, of my life, you may have
prepared As you was for dozen years q
fellow townsman Of mine, and a valued friend
suppose you know as much about my histO-
ry as the public would care about knowing
and although my engrOssing duties here
leave me no time 70 revise the manuscript,
have no fear that your work will not be faith
tul one" Yours, very truly,
SCHUYLER COLFAN.
Rev, A. Y. Moore, South Bend, Indiana.
1t will he published. in u large duodecimo
volume of five hundred pages printed from
large type and on the finest and best of white
paper, with portrait on steel. OF Alr. Collax
executed by one of the first artists in the
country, from photographs taken from Mr..
Coliax within The last week the whole bound
in cloth in the most substantial manner.
Price 81 80 copy, Canvassers wanted eve
rywhcre. Large discounts given. Copies will
be sent to any one Nt once, post paid, on re-
CENT of price, by the publishers
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GRArurrous SuGeEsrross.--Where there

GRArUrroUs SUGGESTIONS Where there
large family we would most respectfully sug-
gsst the propriety of not sending over one
half Of them to the Post Office for letter at
the same time. especially as all know that the
room in which mail matter is distributed, here
is q very small one. Another hint When
you do receive letter or paper, pass out of
the distributing room as quick as possible
and do not show your want ofappreciating the
convenience of others by haltng right in the
door, opening your letter, and standing there,
blocksling the way all the whic-until you
have read it through, and digested its contents
Nonelbn. unma nnerly people do this, but it is
done nevertheless quite frequently in the Post
office in Waynesburg Pa.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-24

They made her grave too cold and damp
For soul so honest and true"
Ifthey had been wise, the dire necessity of
opening the grave for one so lovely might
have been averted Plantation Bitters if
timely used, are sure to rescue the young and
lovely, the middle-aged, and the ailing, from
confirmed sickness.
Almost all diseases have their beginning in
some slight difficulty of the Stomach, which
would cyentuate in Dyspepsia, Headache,
Liver Complaints, Night Sweats, Consumption
Death. Plantation Bitters will prevent these
premonitory symptoms, and keep the blood
pure and the health good.
While they invigorate the system they en-
lven the mind.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-24

GRAsr AND CoLFAx.-We have received
from II. II. Lloyd s. Co, 2l John Street,
New York, the well-known Map Publishers
a Colored Pictorial and Statistical Chart con
tanning very good likenesses of our Cardi-
dates, Sketches of their lives, the Platform,
Letter of Acceptance, Portraits of all tho
Presidents, and very interesting Statistics re-
lating to former Presidential elections. This
Chart is designed for the masses, and sold so
cheaply that all can have it, See advertise
ment in another column.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-24

PRoposE TO CELEBRATE "Nigilant' Lodge
]. o. Of G. T., are making preparations to OBJ
serve the anniversary of the Fourth by q
grand Temperance picnic, in which all the
Sabbath Schools, and the citizens generally
have been invited to participate. 1t is intend
ed to make the affair interesting by speeches
appropriate to the day and occasion, by toasts,
etc. 1t will be largely attended.
Since the above is in type We have received a
card inviting "en the friends of Temperance
and moral reform to participate" with the
addition to the pro 5ramme of vocal and instru-
mental music and refreshments signed by
A. G. Cross,
b. F, .FLhNSIKES, Com.
A. G., SMALLEY, J
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WlSDow Glass of all sizes for Sale at G. W
Roberts Drug Store
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GROCERIES,.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.

SATURDAY June 90. lStS
During the past week there ha. been gene
raf lasitude. As to commercial values there
have been no very radical changes during the
week. This depression is mainly due to the re-
stricted demand, and to the excellent crop pros
poets, which latter give premonitlon of decline
in the prices of food. Breadstufis have been very
heavy, aud the tendency OF prices is uumis-
takably for lower range at no distant day.
Speculation may keep up prices for few weeks
but should the crops mature well flour will be
lower than 1t has been for several years. For
provisions there is a mod crate inquiry.
We quote as follows, which are the wholesale
pripeS.
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MIaRArroS. The people Of New York are at
present in high state of excitement concern
ing colony being formed in Carmichgls to
move thence to Tennessee, 1t is said to be Of
ficered by heroic spirits, anxious to move to
this new land of promise by knight crrantry
as devoted as that Of Don Quixcte Anything
about il in Greene county?
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a1larritA.

WS-MICHENER- nth ist., by
Rev. Hill, Mr.. John Mathews and Miss
Kate Michener both of Morgan tp., Greene
Go PA
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Markets.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 2O.-Tradc more active and
the market decidedly frmer for all fine brown
and bleached muslins Certain styles of heavy
brown sheetings are also flriner Stark 4. for
instance, which sold as low as lp4c by the pack
age, arc now firm at l6I4c. These goods must
advance. All light styles OF prints are being
closed ou, low, but dark eolors are held firmly
at l3lzc.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-24

FAyErrE CouSrY-The STANDARD mentions
the mysterious disappearance of Hannah Cra-
20, of Davidson's Ferry 1t is supposed she
drowned herself in the Monongahe.a River on
Saturday, May the Goth. A woman answer
ing her description was seen near the river
that day with bundle in her arms and as
she has not been seen since the probability is
that she jumped into the river She had not
been in her right mind for some time,
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June l7-it
| STANDARD WORK.

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New ADVERTISEMENTS. The attention of
our readers is specially directed to the follow
ing advertisements, which appear for the first
time in our paper to-day.
eIOur New Chart-H. II. Lloyd 6 Co.
e1Executor's Notice--John Lewis, Jacob
Greenlee.
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A FREAK,-Monday one of those strange
occurrences which happen in our natural lives.
Our cilizcrs-some of them-were not thrown
into excit Ement but throwing themselye out
side thsir coats, went into the street and
cleaned it up much nicer than we have seen
1t for many day. Nobody killed, but sever
al mortally lazy.
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SuSK.-The tow-boat Lark, in the employ
Of the Old Line, sunk her fiat loaded with
freight near Fredericktown, Saturday night
about l2 O'Clock. The / SO will be quite helvy
on some body as 1t went down in twenty feet
of water Several parties here had goods
lost or damaged. Railroad railroad!
r-a i.lr.o-a.d
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-24

FAIR AT WAYSEsBuRG.-Am the many
schemes at present en- foot among our citizens
that of an agricultural fair to be held in this
place is worthy of note. About one thousand
dollars have been SUBSCRIBED, and we under
stand the ground can be procured and fitted
up in time for exhibition the coming Fall
When the arrangements are complete and wa
ter runs up hill instead of down our reader:
shall be duly posted
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Jusr OpESED.-A new and complete stock of
Boots and Shoes, at NJ. G. d II. Bells
cheap store, Sayers' corner, Wayncsburg.
Among their stock will be found all the Spring
Styles, direct from the manufacturers, selected
by NJ. c. Bell expressly for this market.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-24

kDrcESr,--Thc window OF the iron clad
part of the ProthonOtarys office is appropria
ted TO another use than that intended From
the looks a little chloride of white lime would
prove beneficial. The whole building is de-
generating rapidly into Democratic cess
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-24
NoRwoop or, Village life in New England
by Henry Ward Beecher.

NoRwoop or, Village lie In New England !;
by Henry Ward Beecher.
This story originally written for the Ledger,
has been published in book form, by the well
known firm Of Charles Scribner & Co., 654
Broadway, New York. The book contains
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WOOL.

Holders Of the finer old clip Wools are ready
to sell in anticipation of the early appearance Of
the new, and this feeling has made prices easy
and led TO some transactions; but the market for
Fleeces, generally, is quiet. Some small lots OF
new clip have already come in, but ii is alleged
that the whole receipt will be later than usual,
having been affected, like everything else, by q
lingering winter.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-24

To- -MonRow-or to-day rather-will be q
big day in Waynesburg. Numerous lodges
will be in attendance at the Mason walk &C
companied by three or four bands of music.
There will be large crowd and q good time
II the weather is favorable.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-24

TVS WEAruER.-Until Saturday last the
weather had been dry for spell. On Sunday
night fine shower of rain fell, refreshing veg
citation, cooling the air and laying the dust.
1t was most opportuue. Corn and grain Of
oil kinds are looking well.
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ES-Guide to Marringe.-Young Mems
Guide to Happy Marriage and Conjugal Felici-
Is, The humane views of benevolent Physi-
clans, on the Errors and abuses incident to
Youth and early Manhood, sent in sealed letter
envelopes, free of charge Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia Pa
June l7,'6S-ly
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The State Normal School, at Edinboro, is
the best place for the young people Of West
ern Pennsylvania to obtain an education.
Its advantages are surpassed by no similar In
stitution known to US.
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HArrr.-'rhe children are happy in antici-
patton of the vacation and enjoyment of hol-
iday on the Fourth. Young and old are in
glee over Guiher's magnificent stock Of Dry
Goods.
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ALMOST twenty columns..of new reading
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ISrERrRorIcAL fragrance rises in invisible
clouds the moment that bottle of Phalon's
"Flor de Mayo" the new perfume for the
handkerchief, is opened; one single drop
scents handkerchief. Sold by all drug
oicte