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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-31

a Book FOR EyERYBopY.-Mr. s. M. Hair
ris has taken. the agency for this county, for
the great work Oh Alexander Il. Stephens,
now being published, in two volumes, a no.
tice of which appeared in this paper recent
ly. Mr.. Harris advertisement will be found
in this paper. The book will be sought af
ter by all.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-31

DENTlsrRY.-If any of our readers have
occasion to employ dentist, We recommend
them to DR.. J. NJ. McCauley, at DR.. Velie's
old Office. His card will be found in this
paper.
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BASE BALL.-The Prairie State B. B. C. of
this city, are requested to meet at the house
of Mr.. C. B. Knox this evening at u o'clock,
to organize for the present season.
By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
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BUTTER.-This article ID retailing at forty
cents pound, and is rather scarce at that.
Several dealers have been compelled to pay
that price to Davenporters, in order to meet
the demands of their customers.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-31

WAPELLos ArTENTIoN.-All the members
of the Wapello Base Ball Club are requested
to attend the first annual meeting of the
club at the Supervisors Room at u o'clock
this evening. Business of importance viii
come before the meeting and full attend
ance is requested. W. II. DART,
prpsit
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RoUeH.-The Des Moines tIowa) Regis
ter is rough on the departed genius of the
Blanket Barnes BY name. 1t calls
him "she senior literary dyspeptic of the
Dubuque Times" and charges him with a
''continual cholic in his breast-a sort Of an
adultish summer complaint" 1t also warns
its readers that ''this chohky old curmud-
geon is not the man who wrote Barnes
Notes on the Gospels, as his Blanket
Barnes notes have never been known to
pass current anywhere or on any subject
He is simply the man whom fools-cap paper
was named after"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-31

SrEIDEL is having a conspicuous sign
painted on the front Of bis drug store build
ing.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-31
SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
HoA6HoPATHIC sYECITIcs

LAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
IL experience, an entire success: Simple,
Prompt, Efficient and Reliable They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use,
so simple that mistakes cannot be made in us
ing them; so harmless as to be free from danger
and so efficient as to be always reliable. They
have raised the highest COMPENSATION from all,
and win always render satisfaction
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cabin which fully equals that ofany boat on
western watess, snd affords acccnncdations
to sixty passengers. In the. ladies' cabin e
2 splendid piano, purchasea e 9 scoss q
81 600. Altogether the Balen will prove a
popular packet. She viii leave this city for
ST. Louis, day after tomorrow.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-31

By recent addition, Salisbury Nc
Gee have enlarged their boot l. shoe store
to double its former size.
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The ticket for township officers presented IN
our paper is the workingman's ticket, Meceen-
les and Iaborers are well represented on it,sAnd
il will receive the votes of these classss.--h"H
Union.
Jesso.a DR.. Gregg, physician. and office
holder at the Arsenal; Roc. a3ezt, mer-
chsSS1s caerk 10. Comet, ehroaie ice hol-
der NJ. NJ. Curtis, policemsa ID. Hull,
.wsatersprinkler these are - mechanics
nominated by the radicsss - Office, and
these are all the names on iheir ticket, e1-
cept John Holmquist, he only mechanic on
the ticket. And bis opponent, Patrick
Grant, is also a mechanic.
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BOARD OF TRADE.-Regular meeting held
at the City Council Room last evening,-,he
president, 81. Dart, Esq, in the chair. The
minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved.
The following gentlemen were elected
members, viz: John Deere, Chas. Ii. Deere,
and G. W. Vinton.
The names of DR.. S. C. Plummer and G..
S. Sleeper were presented for membership.
to be balloted for at the next regular meet
ing.
A proposition to memorable congress,
asking the immediate construction of the
government bridge between this city and
Davenport was called up, and after discus
sion was rejected.
Mr.. Vansant, of the firm of Vansant d
Son, LeClaire, Iowa, and Mr.. Kahlke, being
present, made statements with reference to
the establishment of boat yard and dry
dock at this city, giving the depth of water
required, extent of river front, &c. The
further consideration of the subject was
continued until next regular meeting.
Adjourned until Tuesday evening next at
u o'clock P M.
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NEGRO SHow.-We notice bills abou.
town stating that Duprez & Benedict's negro
minstrel company will perform in Davenport
this week. We know of no reason why
their bills are circulated here, unless it is
because they expect our people will 60 over
the river to see them. If this is their idea,
they are probably considerably mistaken.
If Duprez & Benedict have made any con-
tract with DR.. Burtis, by which they have
sgreed not to show in Rock Island, they
have made great mistake. Such trades as
tha'will do the company more harm than
good.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-31

CHARLES Fl. BuDD will learn something
to his advantage by calling at this Office.
d2tw2t
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-31

TONIGHT the Spiritualist Society viii give
their twentieth anniversary at the Rodman
House. See advertisement.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-31

Forty CESTs line will be charged for
each insertion of all articles under this head.
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There are other facts connected with this
case which show that shameful outrage
has been committed upon an innocent and
unoffending man. Let these facts come out,
Just as they are, and show who is at fault.
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Daily ARGUS.
Premium Rob 1rinting.

Orders for jon PRInFING will meet with prompt
attention at the ARGUS OFFICE, and be executed
in the very host manner and at reasonable rates.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-31

hL,GASr SrEAMER.-The independent
frefgnt anu p.ssenger packet Peter Balen,
arrived from oei, this morning, on her first
TIP OF the season. 70 win hereafter ply be-
tween Dubuque and s.<,ou;s She left = sev..
On hundred ton barge Ksokuk to be
loaded by the time other rex Tha n,
aen is commanded by Capt Alex
kcsizep Of Rock Island, and as b.
k4nale6at mnn as travels the river IT, !.
ss|ill csz.ainly contribute to her busiaessss
his point. The steamer 10 fitted out Nth
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-31

An INSANE MAN.-Policemsn Curtis ar
rested man on the street yesterday and took
him to Jail, who appeared to be insane He is
intelligent looking, we'll dressed, apparently
about As years of age, says he is from Dubuque,
bound for st. Louis, is an Irishman, and gives
his name as Rev. James Hennissy Union,
30h.
In relation to the above we have renewed
the following ~ -
Mr. EDIToR-You will oblige me and
others by publishing these lines. In charity
to the injured man, and probono pa6laco, /
consider it my duty to contradict q statement
which appeared in the Daily Union of Mon
day, the Goth inst, to wit: An Msane man
was arrested by Policeman Curtis, and that
his name was Rev. J. Hennessy.- Both
statements are untrue. His name is not
Rev. j. Hennessy, nor is he insane, as the
Justice of peace, before whom he appeared,
acknowledged. Why then fine him upon a
false charge? Atthe time he was arrested,
be was attending to his own business, look
ing out for boat, and while going along he
heard a few boys using profane language.
He merely stated that they shouldn't be
using such terms. am satisfied, and so are
others, thatthe policeman who arrested him
suffered himself to be carried away by preju-
dice think there are others in our midst
unfit for the offices they hold. In Justice, l
hold they should refund the money they have
taken from the man, who was innocent of
the charge lodged against him.
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A DELUsIoN.-Our contemporary says we
lie. He probably was ''laboring under
delusion of mind" when he wrote that.
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made speciality of these diseases, on the Secret
Infrmitiee Of the human system, such as Sperr-
mstarrAeA, Nervous and Sexual debility from
e..Iy errors, Private Diseases, affections of the
Kidneys and Bladder, yaricocele, Female Com
plants, Ac., with an improved system Of treat
ment WITHOUT MERCURY by which one cure
himself. 1t is a guide to the Married and those
contemplating Marriage. warning to the Young
and q self-instructor for the UNFORTUNATE Of
both sexes. Mailed under seal, on receipt of Is
cents. A ~ column Medical Journal on the
above subjects, sent free. Address
DIR. T. WILLIAMS h CO.,
febl5dwly. GAINESVILLE, Wis.
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Railr.sd Trains.


Railrsad Trains.
LEAvE-Chioago,R Rock Is.snd 4 Pasife, going
East. Ct $50 A. nj and 500 P. n.
Going Wsst--ss sos A. n. aud 6.45 p. n. ~
Western Union, and Sterling 4 Rock island,
ct 6.45 P. M.
oe.. Valley, about TOO 4: n: and 100 ?. n.
from the East, at 1854 NJ. and $40 p. NJ.
From the West, at sos A. N. and 7.45 PM.
Western Uaiou, and Sterling Rock Islsnd.
at sos A. NJ. IS 49, -
Goal Valley, about IL A. NJ. and p. NJ -
Trains run by Chicago time, WHICH Il
about Is minutes faster than Rock Island time.
Nail Roptss
CHICAGO AND EASTEhN MAIL-arrives ct
7:45 A. M. and $40 P. M Closes at 7:5o A. N.
and 1880 P. M
PORT BYRON MAIL--viA Waterfowl, lamp
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and CordovA, ar
rives at SOS A. NJ. Closes Sis P. NJ
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL-arrives at se6 A.
NJ. Closes at 7:I5A. M. and $40 r. M
ALEDO MAIL-yis Camden Mills, Andalu-
sic, Edeington, Hamlet, Perryton, Aledo, High
Point, New Boston, Ksithsburg, oquawka to
oquawka Junction, (Sagetown), leaves daily at
ter for Pleasant Ridge, Hazlitt, Buffalo Prsirie,
Illinois City, Drury, Copper Greek, and Mil
lersburg, goes by this route.
MACOMB MAIL-yia Presumption, Sues, vi
Ola, North henderson, Spring drove, ana Mon
mouth to Macomb, leaves Wednesday and Sat-
urday at z A. NJ, and arrives Tuesday and FRI
day at P M. Centre Ridge and Richland
Grove are supplied by this route.
GOAL VALLEY Malay cars) daily, leaves
between and 8 A. NJ, returning at about s
P. M. Rural mail matter 10 sent to Coal Val.
ley.
CAMBRIDGE MAIL--via Coal Valley, Orion
and Andover to Cambridge, leaves Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at 7s~A. M !, returning
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at P. M.
Office hours from 1880 A. NJ. to 500 P. M.
Sundays, open from Q to 10 AN.
NJ. d. OSBORN, Post Master.
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II s. ssssh
TIN oReAS HAD TO YfrID.-Tbe or
cial Organ of the radical party, after having
first published the various sccounn Of rob-
berries, outrages, &c, z&c, we UNDERSTAND
was set upon by Mufteck, Mclaughlin 4
Co., and told that i. h thus brought their
official management ITO contempt md ).
must turn around al deny every oassof
them; that they had Mt Retieker 64sdsS6
he would sign vhate might be wlittdn,
and the Organ must co1Ae out and declare
that every one of its psssious stories we're
"fabrications" gotten up by the wicked
AaeUs. We understAndS that Murdoch,
Mclaughlin & Co., had hard work to
persuade the Official Organ to attack the
"loyal young soldier The 'qoyal post mas
ter" the 'loyal post Office clerk" and the
other ..loyal persons" Who had furnished it
information for the articles it had Published;
but the good of the party and the fear OF be-
ing removed from the position of city prin-
tiers finally prevailed. and the Organ sue
cumbed, thus stultifying itself and denying
everything it had previously published.
This, of course, greatly pleased Murdoch,
Mclaughlin & Co., and they chuckled over
it "muchly," saying, soto voice, as they left
"What's the use in having an Organ, unless
you can play any tune you please on it?"
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Or. Knapp,

FIFrEEK CENTS a line will be charged for
each insertion of articles under this head.
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Very reliable journal, that. Somebody must
feel cheap-small political dodge-very.-
Davenport Democrat. -
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~3 800 PAGES and 12t
FINE PLATES AND EN-
GRAvINGs-PRIcR ONLY
IS CENTS .% A per-
feet safeguard against
,Quackery.
A reliable and prac-
tical pocket Treatise, by
a retired phyaioian who
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-31
GLASSW AREI

Also, q fne assortment Of Casters. Lamps
Looking Glasses, Spoons, Knives and Forks, But
ter Knives, &C., &C.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-16
J.P. Van Bergen vs.. J.N. w.fora.

IN THE US TIE STATES O RCUTT COURT
o. 5ses.-By virtue OF a writ o fieri fse,as' Is
suet b. the above named Csutt in the above en-
o. FabS have R and On a iaa INTO q nay
p session aud Will expose for sale at pubic auction
10 thr hisf est bidder tor cash, on TUESDAY, the
tive itn day Of Ma, 1888 at The door Of the Court
house a. Franklin, IN the var sh Of 81 Mary, LOuis
ana at the ur Of 40 twelve O'Clock no m the
follow ing d--rribtd pros ~. VIZ:
l. A UtRTAiN TRACT OF LAND estab shed
Hs u sugar D antatior, tuaied IN the aris OF St
N ~, Lplis,a q, 'front.' on tie Bayou Boeuf and
the Ba on Shafsr con aiming abou' tw I've hu dred
alton unred on tue east BY lands he onling 10
the Messr' vi cent on the north ty Bayou Boeuf,
he buiainps md improveme Is thereon, a. we ! as
al the app rten n e. an impl ment- OF hush ndry.
live ock, ere. tn, rsunto be onsing vr in any
3 a pGER ATTN TRACT OF LAND or sugar
pl utation, situated n he pari s. MARY. Louis
ianaon he wesi bauk of he hayou SnHfsr,b 'undrd
east ny sad you, vest b. publ lands south by
lands Of q rkvr Dozy. and lands If Thomas
Evans,and cont dining about one hundred and twenty
seven arr-s and ing lots two three, our. and
seven Of section twsntythree in town hip sixteen,
south range Twelve east, southeastern district Of
Aisu ANOTHER TRACT or LAND. situated
on said Bayou Sh fer, con aiming alb ut fifty nine
and onetenth acre bounded east by said BAYOU,
north bS land OF Barke- d ~ as surpassed south
and west ~ public tands, anu beng OF number five,
re ti"n twenty SIX, sam 'wnsnip and range. TO-
gether vlIh az e. bindings and improvements
said Of land and al the appnrtenances thereto
belon nag or in snywi appeltalnlng
UEa AIN ThADT OR PARCEL. OF
LAM sitna ed IN he Aforesaid parish of St M,ry.
on thu northeast size OF the Bayou Boz f. fronting
tNebty arpeBt- on said bayou BY a depth of forty
arp. MS cIntAinIbg light hundred arpehts equal 10
slx hundred and seventy acres; said tract OF
land being situated IN township Elk south nRe
thirteen soutbea tern uIstrch and bounded
belo bv the mos d Jared Y sanders, and above
by the ands OF arerOn, together vi all he build
inEs ana improvements ereon, IS well as all the
sto k appurter anoes, and implsments Of hnsbandry
y. @a.s..ae he 10 wise aer4e4 q Aies
viz:
On Tract l-Dwelling Ho1se aud 0utbuildings
table and oornerib BisoSsmiia shop Draining
Machine, Mules two Harrows, ,wo cts Mule
Harness tvs spades, one Ak. eight Flows, and
about fifteen or s OF Rne planted
On Ia't 2-bwelling House and Ontbuildings
four Cabins, ne Cane Mill a. tour Sugar Kettles.
Sc zed above stated TO satfsfs the plaintiffs
j. = Van Berg n's-o aim o. ten thOusAnd one
hundred dollars, with interest, an ali COSTS as per
judgi ent,
United STAT Urea ury notes; costs OF ueed inter
nal revenue stamps record, etc, at expense OF
purchaser
uiled States Marshals ofhSe, New Orleans.
r j. HEBRON. 4. n Marshal,
District Of hJuisiana
No 6g3-apIl Is 2 m,2gI2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-16

RADICAL hEP UBLICAN STATE
CAMPAHGN.


Thursday, April l8 1858 -Liawood Plan
tation.-Hon. .. J Dunn, Hon. T. W. Oou-
way, Hon. P. F. valfrOit, Hon. Milton
Morris.
Thursdsy, April -0pelOusss.-Hon.G
d. WiGkhtfe, HOn. solomon NOSES.
Thur day, April l6-CArrOl'ton.-J. Willis
MenHrr, Thomas w. Conway, p B. 3. Pinch
back, o. j. Dunn. r. q. Gardner, S. M.
Todd, D. g. Woodruff, H. c WarmOth.
All Republicans, officers Of clubs and
others who know of meetings nOtem brated
in this schpdn e. or who may provide toT
the holding of any special OF general meet
ings, and who may desire speakers, VIII
please communicate as early as posi-
bile with Hon. 3. B. Packard chairman.
No. u Dryades street, New OrleSBB.
Republicans III the PARISHES throughout
the state who desire speak ers NJ their mass
meetings should Communicate with the
chairman at as early day rs pOssible.
The committee will sre that mr~tlnge are
generally held throughout the state. aud
that our most distinguished Republican
speakers shall be present To addr ss them.
Communication ON the subject OF meet
ings should be kept up with tue Committee,
and from every part OF the state.
). B. PACKARD,
Chairman Campaign committee.
WIN. MULFoED, Assistant Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-16

Parish . iekes o. a Rraoiutisn a dansed
Tue flluWsHg res,iiutiOn VA. uuauIu,lu "
opted At the Coneordla rArish convention.
winch met april Il. " which line the fol.
lbs ing ticket was unAnimounly non,inat,.d;
Fol the sfnaie John 3 Harfis, f.r imli.h
jid. z Jamts H Lai drrs, ior fhcrH Albert
3 Harr 9, Ell Is ct.uit J. 8 Mug rrlile
rrhlautesJ A Ahboii sad DAVID Young.
recorder a. lntEt, 49,, ssur Beau. Il
Hlltlicnck eistaner ohai Randall.
heseiUtd has cordially tuppnft ihe
RaniIeal hrpntileah iiek, 4 ilfndrd b. II q
WnfHsOin ned q Daeh. ala hrlar unf.
trit,r "a Rne'iAe = ha.e Nn,r tf thr Il pllrAl
y, "a ~ nsasiln. Is 81 tnr AenS. state AUD
4 onsr saieEafs ~ NE cllsi, s n filnn
NeNcORDIA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-16
Monetary and Commercial.


OFFJoF nF THE UAInY HFPIlPAIOAH,
WEpHEspAv EvESn@o. April 10 b~a
The oOntinurd absence OF IergrHphic dis
patches till after ~ o O'clork lendrd Ia aus
tain he general dulnpss of the morning. A
telegram NJ length came to hand, Quoting
gold IN New York AT 1859.
E1oHANeB-NOthng l. reported on the
street; the banks Inuk domestic t. the
amount of Sl60 900 NJ 4, BIC, aud pre-
mium, anu continue Ia cncCh ~ I premium.
Purchases of -iprlirg re- mad IN small
sums At l50460l5l, aH'i -alr- Of bank &lO0O
At 1929, anh $500 1t 1853; LOO OJO bank ilancs
sold a' 3.7l@.
GoLD-Has also Influenced nv the absence
of 1tlegrams. We heard Of sales, however,
of stu DO0 in evelai amounts, at S95 394,
aud S9l prem. Brokers' buy ~ 59l 393,
aud sell ut 39i to $685. rs in amounts. Amer
lean halves l36 10 1864.
CRY NOrE--Wetr trmer this morning,
and rounq / uI SO, coo sold at 49, Later
in the Iay they fell utf aud were ttered at
q to 273. Nnthing dune at last evenings
board OF brokers but sale Of $1,000 city notes,
and NO transactions thus morning.
SECURITIEs-Nothing reported.
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BELOW OONING UP,
YDTIOB TO MARINERS.

FIXED wRITE LIGHT AT EAST PAscA 'oUkA
LIGHT STATION, MISSISSIPPI.
OFFICE LIGHT HOUSE, SsPEoToR,
Eta Hth Di~Ir,e,.
No. Il Cont street. New Orleans, A ri l3, 1853 J
A fixed white light will be exhibited
from the lantern on gable of keepers dwell
lag nj East PAscHgOula Light station, Mia
rissippi. ON the vrnihg of the 20 h instant,
from sunset to sunrise, aud thenCefOrth be
SO continued nightly.
The illuminating apparatus is diOptric, or
nv I-nsps Of the fifth order, arc Illuminated
80 degrees.
The focal plane ia at an elevation OF
thirty 1--WE feet above the SEA level, making
the light visible under ordinary circum.
stances about ten nautical mics. Lantern
painted back, dwelling white, roof slate
COlOr.
By order of the Light House Board:
f K THOMSON,
apl4 Tot Inspector Eighth lhsrict.
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- n.alsn. =. 2. eal.ahs...

TN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
4 for n. fifth Or . District Of Loni-IAua--
No. BY virtue OF a writ of dsri faciaa 70
routr the above tiled snlf, siil proeed 70
tell 10 the b shes b. oder, on "a LAY the
eifhteertn uny Ut Aprti 1861 twelve al o'elspk,
u IN the rem rs, the CttNIkNTs OF Tito
q aOl T Y ORk No. IS puy as treet, IN this
q as par iIveaury on hle IN 9th Q, s. il - apd
t. b. sold " satisfy "a plaintiffs demand herein
viz. ts-i " n ne hun d and IN y-hss z l0Odd
flsr-, 10 rests ana Al cost - per Judgment 81
Ter s-grsr, AZ Time Of aoi d cation, N United
.stttes Tfss d ntises.
Uutad states MerhaiH Office. Now Dreams,
Aprii6 86s v y. t1llRRuN, d. s. MarshAl.
~. ee5-ap5 li51s
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oArrAE MAmNEr.
Marine Intelligence.
oBrIoR OF THE DAILY REPU LIo IN,
raur.aAy, a prii ". iseS


steamship Cuba. Dnkehart, E,r Baltimore
via Ke, West ana IL sVann--Willl, rst0un
4 H.a-ry
ship < ar-ase, Robinson. for Rosion &C "
a, hron &sn
Sehotilrr Niiliam l. Bnrrnighs. swift, fir
II ,vrr--n K Bnhdrhlnt1
Schooner ] A u4ilerg. CioNel. FIR 6sgua
IA G,Aads.- tilid,.nbO. a Kelley
schaoA,r En- ~ O raisprtd, for Ranian
isiai 4 --AlsN ~
5ehn-nrr Msrv 'Ampbel. Tassp. Tor Grand
TIA lsnfi- Al CIR
Seh,rnar lAatsn, VshE. ior Prnsacola-
Master
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In BANKRUPTCY.
Es FATE oFHEvRY FoLEl

OFFICE OF UNITED STATEs MARsH
district Of LOUIS anl
New Orleans, La Ma eh x,
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
L Il hte-bth dayat March, A. a.. 1868, "a WARE
IN BANkRUP CY was .ssued agai 81 the ed
HENRY 3. FULhY OF Napoleonv.llo, IN the 4
Of Assumption anu ate OF ibiu,siHna, wh5
adjudged bankrupt on his own pc ition; IND
payment Of am dents and delivery of any ord
be OneinR . such b4ukr pr, to him or tor aid
aud the transfer OF anv pro erty by him, are d
den BY law hat d nesting oil the credit rs Of hl
ba krupt, to prove their debts aud TO Oh 0ss d
more ass nees Of his estate, will he held at n
o. nkrupr y, 10 be holden at No. 70 st. "a
U A. Y ruet. krgisteF, On tna sixteenth
a prii A. d. 1863 at 10 o'clock A NJ
+. j. HGRhON, U. S. Masi
No 5I2-mhH apl6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-16

Pierre Cazelar, Executor, VS.. " Idow
S. K. MHrdl4
FOURTH DISTRICT UOURr OF NEW Or
Il leuns-No. l9,9sj.-By virtue Of and in OBJ denee
to order OF sae render, d March IL, 1868,
TO directed by the Honorable the Fourth
Distr tCourt of New Orleans il the above emitted
cause, viii proceed 10 sell a, public auction, at my
warehouse, No % } fer on street cond District
OF thus CITY, on rhUR,o Y the sixteenth day Of
April, Is y, at o'o'ock A. M
A lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and NOV.
ABLE REJECTS, as per inventory, which may be
seen at my otic
Proysi0na y seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
GEO. W. AVERY
ap4 l0l6 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-16

IN THE UNITED STA FES d STRIOT COURT,
i for tho District OF Louis a-NO. 9055 By vir.
tueOf writ ven iItOni xponas TO mr directed IN
the above entitled sui will proc ed 70 sell the
highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the twenty.seo
Und day OF A pri 1873, at twelve 20 O'Clock NJ. at
trance to C-stUmhouse bunding on Old Lsvee
str ct
The steamship TEXAS. her Tackle, Apparel, etc,
as sue lie, ~ ver Bbpve II } sepn street
Terms-Oash at time Of adiudicati United
States Treasury notes.
Unit States Marshaps Office New Orleans
ninth day OF Api, 1864
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