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spencer Field va The RteambOae Ida
Norvell, her Tackle, etc.
TNTHE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
1 Tor the District Of Louisiana, No. sls4 in ODE.
dienoe to an admiralty warrant TO me directed in
the above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
my possession
Tie steamboat Ida NORvELL, her Tackle,
etc, now hbeled py Spencer Field for the causes
Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person persons
tereet in or TO- the same to be and appear at Dis
trlct Court Of the United States for the District
Aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans or
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof to show cause, If any they have can, why
the said steamboat should not be condemned and be
sold agreeably to tie prayer of libeants.
United States Marshafs Once, New Orleans,
twenty sixth day of October leea
No. e0-oc27 nos 10I4
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Monetary and Commercial.
MONETARY.
oFF1QE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TUEspAY NoYemNer 8, z. III, 1868.

TUESDAY. November 3, p. M, 1863
The money market proper ia unchanged
Gold opened at l349l344. against 1884 at New
York We note sales Of $500 1874; $500 at l341a
and $2000 at 1853. In silver small amount in
American half dollArs sold at 1917.
Forelgn exchange is quiet but firm. The banks
hold sterling at lag sl4s1S We have not heard Of
any sales.
Domestic exchange is without any material yaria
tion. The banks check on New York at q cent
discount. and the es Of commercial ineluds S200
New York sight at u q cent scount. gold OF eek
on New York for $l6,OOo sold at p cent discount.
Nothing report ed in stocks or bonds We hear OF
q sale of $1,000 city cash warrants at IS.
The market for city treasury notes lie at q stand
still There is no counter business doing, most of
the broksrs offices bsing closed, and subsequent
ly omit our usual quotations.
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Claude Foulon vs.. Auguste

Claude Foulon VS.. Auguate ,
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR
- ish of Orleans, No. 20,761 BY VI
OF seizure and sale TO me directed by,
the sixth District Court for the Par,
in the above entitled cause, / will m,
public auction, At the Merchants ana
Exchange, Royal street, between Cam
house streets, in the Second District
SATURDAY, December 8, 1865, at
TWO oERTAIN LOTS OF GRor
with all the building and inpr0vem
situate in the First District of this citT
bounded by Canal, Philippa. CommoS
streets, and designated by The number
fourteen on plan annexed to an acf
Charles A. Tsiarie. late q notary publ
on the twenty-fifth day OF May, ls5O
No ID measures twenty six feet two IN
lines front on Philippe street, thirtT.
inches and two lines in depth and fra,
twelve feet wide, extending from Baron,
streets, forty TIVE feet ten inches in
side adjoining lot No %, and TWEEN,
width at the ear adjoining lot No. ID
No. II adjoining the rear OF the lot No
uring twenty-eight feet front on Ina
twesty.six feet In depth, between para
said alley is common with the ether ID
shown by the plan aforesaid
The above described property VASE
defendant herein by purchase from
per act passed before Theodore Guyoi
in this city, on the twenty second davs
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. L. MAY
MOI ia HaA Ghar;H II
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CECoND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
- leanS No. e, 47s by virtue Of writ Of 6eri
faeias to me directed By the Honorable the Sec
ond District Court of New Orleans, in the above
emitted eause will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, at the Merchant and Auetioneersf Exchan4e
Royal direct, between Canal and Customhouse
streets in the Second District Of this CITY, on
the following described property:
situated ip Assessment Distriet -Four o. square
number four hun fred and seventy-four bounded by
Bertrand, Bolivar, Psrdido and Poydras n easurin9
thirty feet 900 b. one hundred aud TWENTY-FIVE feet
22 and assessed At hve hundred dollars ts50D. &C
cordfnR to tbs roll Of 1856 Deposited in
the office OF the Treasurer of this city.
Seized in the above suit ~ - ~ aa .--s.
Terms-OAsh on the spot.
THOMAS l. MAXWELL
ocl7 noA1f Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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INDIANOLA- Steamship Agnes-2S bales cotton
26 bbls pecans l76 head cattle
ItVERPOOts-Bark Maudsie-5s30 SKIS salt
ROOkLAND-Brig w Il Bickmore-5}5O cks lime
MOBlLE-SteamerLouis pkEs tobacco
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A. Harris VS.. Mr.. and Mrs. FarleY-NO.
2667a
EOURTH JUSTICES COURT, PARISH OF
Orleans-By virtue of writ OF feri facias TO
me directed by the Honorable j. g. Baum, Judge Of
Fourth Justices Court in and Tor the parish Of Or
leans will proceed to sell at public auction, on
SATURDAY, the seventh day of November, 1863 at
twelve o clock M, in front Of my office. No. French
One lot Il HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
seized in the above stated suit. ~ -
Terns-Cash on the spot in United States cur
EUGENE MRILLEUR, Constable.
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Fanny M. Fnrren Va. Francl.

Fanny NJ. FARRELL We. Francis
SlXTH DISTRICT COURT FORT
~ OF Orleans, No. 1854 BY yirtui
tieri faeiAs against john McDermott
me directed by the Honorable the
for the parish Of Orleans, in the /
cause, l will proceed to Sc 4 at public !
Merchants and Auctioneersi Exc.
street, betwt en- Canal and Customh5 (,
the Second District of this city. on
December s, 1868. at II O'Clock III, In
scrIh-d property, to wit:
TWO UERTAIN LOTS OF CIR N
with all the BUILDINGS and IWPg
thereon, RIGHTS WAYS, PRlVILE
PURThN AGCES, situated in the N,
this city, designated by the numbs,
twelve, Of the square which is boundsl
Howard, Poydras and Lafayette srs
measure each twenty.t even feet thrs
hve lines front on Howard street In
and seven feet, six inches and six inc,
tween parallel lines according to ar
Louis h. Pile, late Surveyor, dated /
April, 1874, deposited in the Office OF Il.
Notary Public in this city.
Being the same property acquired
in the name of Julia Stanley, wife Of
mott, defendant herein, from Jos, Oh /
act passed before n. Madden, late al
10 this city, dated February s, 1876.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOS. L. MA
no2 II de4 Sheriff Of the Parish
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For New York-Oromwell line every Saturday at
Pm.
For New York-Merchants line every Saturday at
Pm.
For Baltimore and Internationally from Jack
Square on the LIST and 18th OF every month.
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For Galveston and Indianola-Morgan line. foot of
Bt Joseph street, wednesday and Saturday at s
a n.
For Brazos Santiago-Morganlin foot of St Jo-
Reph street, every Saturday at g A. M.
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City of New Orleans vs.. sunni
EIFTH DISTRICPCOURT OF NEl
II No. 10, 1873 by virtue OF a writ Of
me directed by the Honorable the
District Court of New Orleans, in the
cause, | will proceed to sell at public
Merchants and Auctioneera' H1oa
street, between Canal and CUSTOMER
the Second District of this city, on vi
November eighteen. 1864, at twelve o.
following described property, to-wit:
Situated IN Assessment District
square No. gin two hundred and Sc
bounded by st Charles, CArondelet,
Julia streets, and measuring (l0sl on
eight feet, by tl09l one hundred and D
assessed at the sum of twenty thoI
$50, COO, according to the assessment
deposited in the office Of the Treasuro
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the sDot.
THOMAS L. MAJ
oe17 no2l7 Sheriff of the Parish
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2. Mar.oaaet Is. Melol.e nonaon.anls

- 3 THGS. L. MAXWELL g.
oel6 no3l6 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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pRkhGH AMERICAN oHRoMos for al :.
y ~ E4to1t:Ahl8 Az Etore7. Catalogues m1illd
1 Ss 3 = I rAANe fBSo;:ssn
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City OF New 0rleens W. WLliam Gold
ing, Br.
THIRD DISTRICT OOURfOFNEW ORLEAES
Il No. A6S.-By virtue Of . writ az her faQias
70 me drscted BY the Honorable the Third Dis.
ulot court OF New Orleans, in the above entitled
cause will proceed 70 sell a. pnble auetion at
street. between Canal and Oustomhouse streets in
the Second District Of this city. on WEDNESDAY,
Situated in Assessment District No. l2l two
hqpsre, No. - eorty 1inel. bounded b. Peters,
ing described properly, 10 wit;
Pear, Oalopa and Delord, and measuring forty q 70
lAbl b, lot4 "a forty three b. k-64 and various and
g ne assessment roll Of lse6, deposited u the once
o. the Treasurer Of this city lr y r. 49, -
Seized in ne above suit.
Terms-QAah or the spot y 40 g. .fli. 4 " -
THQS. L. MAXWELL
s.1x asA scS TX
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A. Harris vs. M. eG Mme, Farley--Yo,
OUATRIEME COUR DkJUSTIOE, PAROISSR
" dOr5ans,-En yertu dun writ de ieri faci1s
In0i adresse par Honorable j. O. Baum JUICE de
IA Quatreme Cour de Justice dams pour Ia paroisse
& OLlehns 10 proc4derai Ia yente publque, Ia
bAMEDL septieme jour de novembre 1863, midi
en face de mon bureau, No. rue des FrancAs ds ID
pTopTist oapTss dsoTiSs, a SAVIOR:
In lot de MEUBLES.
haisi dams Faffsire cLdessus.
Condition. Compliant sur les lieux en- monnAie
conrante des Flats Unis.
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- Ann Cam, his Wife
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT
- parish of Orleans, No. 2l2 NO ~
triet CourD.-By virtue of a viii OF b
directed by the Honorable the 81
Court for the parish Of Orleans, in
titled cause, l will proceed to sell at .
at the Merchants' and Auctioneei
Royal street, between Canal and
streets. in the Second District of this
DAY. November thirty. lsee, at tWelU
=. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND
the Three Story Brick Building, out
other improvements thereon, 81 ualed
District of this city, in the squsn
Baronne, Osrondelet and Lafa! ette ,ls
Girod streets, which lot meAsur )
one inch three ines front q Bar nj
depth Of one hundred and fourteen 4
same property acquired by defends
Gam, wife Of Patrick Burns, by putct
mand Pile, by act before p g Cu7
Public, in this city on the twenty eigt
1851.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. l. MAY
oc29 nolan Sheriff of ths Paris
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MEDICAL.

3 tne only remsdy that can be relied
ain, safe, and speedy cure OF Gonorfl
stages, Chronic Glset OF the longest ~
Albus. or Whites.
No internal medicine is necessary wSs
Ia useds and persons who for months y
have suffered from these diseases, and
things in VAN. can calculate upon ~
mAnent cure BY the proper use Of this
remedy
In 40 cases Of FLUoR ALBUs, o.
common in warm climates, it invSriap
mediate relief.
q OAUTfON.-None genuine without
signature d RECORD on the WRAPPED
INJECTION RIOQRD, PARIS-b
of the bottle. with cap Of similaT insets
I -5 sl MAUEBELL 4 }
aasem Wholesale Agents. GS Ma.
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OLEARBD YESTERDAY,

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, 4
Tuesday, November 3, 1868.
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w. 4. Henulnx q 90. A. F.

VIZ. Henning d 90. vs.. A. F. !
--s5.... his Wife.
- ish of OrleAns-No. 2s3-By virta
teri faoias to me directed by the
seventh District Court for the parish
the above entitled cause, i will pro
public auction, on the premises her
mated, on TUESDAY. the tenth day
1868, at 1880 o clock A. M:
The EURNITURF and MoVAbles c1
house No. 2l6 Camp street al per in
may be seen in my office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-CAsh on the spotl
THOS. L. MAJ
oc2e no4 8 Sheriff of the Paris
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John Jansseh va LheEnns arearsCA-NO.
EOURTHJuErIOEs COURT, PARISH OF OR
leans-by virtue Of writ Of ieri faeias TO me
directed By the HonorableJ. @. BAUM, JucEe of the
Fourth Justiees Court. In and for the parish OF
Orleans, will proceed to sall at public auction on
MONDAY, the ninth day Of N0sembor ie6a
a. twelve O'Clock NJ, in front Of my ONCE, No. s
One bKIFf, her Sails, Tackles etc.
Seized IN the above stated suit
Terms-Cash On the spot In United States cur.
~ EUGENE MRuLRUR. oops,sbls..
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Schooner Etna, Goodspeed, for Ruatan Island
Steamer Virginia, Holcroft, for st Louis
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FASHIONS.

To please our lady friends we copy from
the special fashion correspondent of the
Louisville Courier, the last letter Of 'Jen.
ME Jnne;n
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The following described proper
In Assessor emit District number eleven
number ninety-nine 1891 bounded by
Laurel, First and Philip streets. ali
thirty feet 1901 by one hundred and TIVE
and assessed at i've hundred dollars II
TO the assessment roll of 1856, deposited
of the Treasurer of this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THoS. J.. MA
ocl1 now u Sheriff of the Paris
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City of New Orleans vs.. Kobe
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF
u leans-No, 2O,969-By virtue d
tieri facias to me directed By the HI
the above entitled cause, 1 will pros
public auction, at the Merchants aud
Exchange, Royal street, between CanL
house streets. in the Second District o.
WEDNESDAY, November Is, 1865. at {
M., the following described property 81
sessment District three t3L square y
hundred and seven 307l, bounded BY B
lin, Pcydras and Lafayette, measurins
feet 1881 BY eighty,tiye feet 1851, and assi
thousand dollars $4,000, according 10 L
roll Of 1855, deposited in the ONCE Of !
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John t. HanIin vs.. Pntllck

IVIHh-Ddsu UH IHb spUJ.
THOs. L Nj
no2 II de4 Sheriff Of the Parish
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1oMMIssIo.
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New-York tribune., 1868-02-17


Our news from Eastern Asia this morning is
of more than usual Importance. The increasing
intercourse of China and Japan with the
civilized nations of America and Europe, and
chiefly with the United States is preparing in
both these countries radical change of adj
ministratiOn. The Government of China has
appointed Mr. Burlingame, formerly United
States Minister in Pekin, its special envoy
to all the Treaty Powers. and Mr.. Burlingame
was to leave China in the course of the present
month. He is at the head of a large
retinue, and it is reported that as soon as any
of the Chinese officials who accompany Mr..
Burlingame may appear to be fit for regular
diplomatic service, they will be appointed
Chinese ambassadors to the principal among
the foreign countries We think it like
ly that this mission will prove an event
of the greatest Importance, and of far
reaching consequences in the history of China.
In Japan, the opening of the new ports in Jan
uary has led to very serious revolt. Three
of the most powerful Daimios had even seized
the person of the young Mikado. The late
Tycoon, Stotsbashi, had placed himself at
Osaca under the protection of the foreign
representatives; but the latter declared that
they would observe an absolute neutrality, and
StOtsbashi was collecting forces to regain his
lost influence.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
METHODS OF LIE INSURANCE.

With the exception of the Express system
and Photography, no business has grown so
rapidly in this country rs Life Insurance.
There is scarcely State that has not one or
more companies organized and In Connecticut
we find that the town of Hartford depends for
its business almost solely upon its insurance
companies. In New Y ork, for instance, thirty
five years ago, there was but one company. At
the end Of 1865, there were twenty-five; and, as
the country grows and as people become more
impressed with the necessity of taking care of
themselves and their families, we may look for
a prodigous increase in the years to come.
Life Insurance companies may be divided
into three classes-the stock, the mutual and
the mixed Writers on this subject give us
some interesting information in reference to
these classes. In stOckn company, an
applicant for insurance contracts to pay
so much money during his life, in con-
sideration of certain sum to be paid
to his family at his death. The connection
of the applicant with the company here ceases.
He has nothing but the assurance of the full
fillment of q contract which will inure only to
those dependent upon him. The profits Of the
business are divided among the stockholders,
VINO manage LUo tupS 40 any OtuCi
stock corporation is managed, and divide the
profits accordingly. A mutual" company
embraces the cooperative principle All the
proceeds that arise from the surplus pre-
MUM or profit are divided among the
insured themselves: so that q man may
insure his life in mutual company, and,
while he has guarantee of the fnlfllment Of
the contract that is made by "stock" company,
he also has share in the profits of the busi-
ness. According to the law of New-York, all
companies organized in this State must have a
capital of at least 100000, and Mutual Life
Insurance companies pay only seven per cent
upon the capital. In the "mixedn class, we
have the principles Of the two former combined.
They differ from " mutual" companies only in
this, that, beside paying the stockholders legal
interest, they divide portion of the profits OF
the business. This has in some cases caused
the capital stock to appreciate in value over
800 per cent, while in England it has been
known to appreciate 800 per cent.
1t would seem from casual consideration that
the mutual or the mixed principle would be
the best for the insurer. Upon this subject, we
have no advice to give. 1t Is altogether mat
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
TIE QUESTION or OFFICE.

The question of public patronage is becom-
ing interesting. Several foreign missions and
places of equal Importance are either vacant or
about to be vacant. Gen. Mcclellan, and Mr..
Winthrop and Mr.. G.. T. Curtis are named for
London. Mr.. S. S. Cox has been nominated for
Austria Gen. McClernand and Gen. Nc
Mahon are named for Mexico, and Mr.. Haskin
is said to be anxious to spend few years i'll the
shady gardens of the Bosphorus, watching over
the interests of the American eagle in Turkey.
The point about these nominations is that each
nominee is in high and solemn communion
with the Democratic party.
Of course, President johnson has a right to
name his own officers. With him rests the absO-
Lutte power of appointment. Naturally he will
appoint his friends, and, generally speaking, no
one would care We know of no reason why
a good Democrat should not be sent on an i'm
pOrtant mission. Mr.. Bancroft and Gen. Dix
are both Democrats, and no Republican regrets
their presence in Berlin and Paris. Mr. Cox
would make a good Minister in Austria, Mr..
Winthrop would write Lord Stanley classical
letters, and Gen. Mcmahon would do well
in Mexico. Because they are Democrats"
they should not be rejected. The power of
confirmation, however, is as specific and neces-
sary as that of appointment, and we think the
time has come for the Senate to inquire
whether the fact that man is a Republican is
to debar him from every position of honor and
trust. The President will, of course, say that
he has a right to appoint whomsoever it pleases
him. But the Senate can say as much, and
then we have a deadlock. This we should
regret. But the Senate owes something to its
own dignity. If Republicanism is to be dis
qualification for Office in the eyes Of the Presi-
dent then we linsst that Democracy should be
an absolute disqualifcati IN in the eyes of the
Senate.
The service of each citizen belongs to the States
State. We find an English Tory Administration,
for instance, sending Gladstone on q mission of
high consequence. There are certain duties
which prominent Democrat may best perform,
while others, perhaps, may best be performed
by Republican. The President should not be
hampered by party considerations and it is to
his credit that at times he has been
very liberal. We know his troubles.
He has around him hungry, ravenous
Democratic party anxious to coax nomination
out of him. and to bully a confirmation out of
the Senate, and he is not in the temper to be-
stow his favOrs upon Radicals. That we do not
want but we do insist that, until the Presi-
dent makes it known that he does not regard
Republicanism as an absolute disqualification
from Office, the Senate should take firm and
manly stand