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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05
Hep,Dbis Market.

By Tefegraph.I MEMPHIS, Sept 4.
aGoTTON-2Sc; receipts p bales; ex ports ,
bales 4; " eek's receipts 10 bales; exports Is
ba Is stock 81 bales
Fn0UR-Quiet;S Superane 81 50.
WHEAT-NOne. .r-..s .r
: Co k-eA s@65d03c.s "a
0418E6J1ee16ee. p t
sEAY-Tz0 AL = ts1A-t- ego.
EHAN-SL0 per ton. 80
: OFsfS-S $50 80 zf@f.tF
B4OoN-SDup 3shoulders Is}zc; clear sides
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05
SPRINGFIELD. MASS.
Explosion eff Nitro GlycerIne.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. An
explosion Of nitro glyceripe occurred
at Hoosoc Tunnel, on Thursday. badly
burning three men.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05

Louisville Market.

ByfTeiegF aph.hg #boUIsvILLE. Sep. A.
T'uBEeoe-sawfess 55@sghds. ;a@lugs TO COM
mon leaf 7Gl254c; Hart County medium
wra pper 251ac.
F'LoS1z -Sa Pe vine So 7S67-o0. - = al.aa=
CORN-S5d90c.
OATS jGlj0c.
IsYE-Sl 2l9I 30.
spQAEE-tf,a1lll Eefnsd IGsc,
MES~ P0RK -S.3 On.
LARD lStzegISi1c.
BACON-Shoniders l5iic; clear rio sides
IG54c, aud clear sides. IL &c. -.-.- 4-s-r
BULK MEA1s-ShouidGrs I2}4c, clear sides
1917.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05
FOR SALE.
House and Lot for Sale.

AUl1U oAN LUu 4U4 bthIUa /.
0WING TO MY INTENDED RE.
~ mOvaI from the city, offer for sale
my House and Lot, containing i've rooms.
cellar, clstern, and stable. AL In tip-top
order; good as new. Inquire on the pre-
mises,
10th st, bet. Vine and Sycamore.
viii give bargain to any one wishing
to buy "a good Dwelling House. syos
sep4 2w ID. SCH WAIVER. u
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05
! IlT1TST9sssye 4 6 a7!!sye free. at 81 27ssf aoe
~keF YORK Gold aad Stock Market

BY Telegra phi n Ew YoRR, Sept. 4.
MoSEY-EGsy at ?G4 per cent. on cali.
The ln0yeIp epts OF fiuaoney from New Eng
land and Phiiadel phist 20 this city Offsets
to some extent the sbipnents now being
made to the West. which sre estimated at
three mi lions %flise week. .ze5r = re-
sTEsLiSG z Firm at ogox per cent,
while gtS IS asked by some bank The
d. mani tronl in parters is increas sing. s-s.s
GoBD-A M About mae rinl change but
more active aud stron, opening ut 1887.
fal ing to li@}S. advancing TO I4I1z, and
closing atyls i9ts4tk. "a ~ ]
CioVIeRN SiESF STOCKS = Dull, and with
cut any decided change: closing weak !;
coupons OF 'SI. lF@1IJ<; do. 10,
lI3< 8 ll3}z; do. '64, foS94 a le9t5: do. 'G5,
Illsk a. Ia; siCr new IeS15TslUS<: do. '67
AloS gI0 u Gs1.l'Js, <esI1S3z 10 Ie%, loi7s
GslO5.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05

TSOR SALE-VERY DESIRABLE RE.
- SlDENCE On account OF a oontem-
plated change in business and location,
intend TO sell my residence, corner Eighth
aud Vine Stress. Tue lot has front ol
100 feet on Eighth Street, and The part
which IS now finely appointed garden
can. If desired, be used Tor building and
sold separa ely. Ire house contains eight
rooms, and the place is well supp led wlth
cisterus and out honses All in the best ol
order and rep4ir. Said property, If not
sold at private sale previous to the Goth OF
Septem ber, 1868, will on that day be offered
at public auction. Terms made knogn on
day of sale.
For further information and inspec' ion
of the property apply on the promises, to
se3 dtd ROBERT RUSFON. #
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05
rAN9Y DYE HOUSE
Z. GRAHPNERs.e.3. =.

Fl DYER AND SEQ fR Err @
FIFTH STREET. bet. Oak and Cherry.
Silk, Wool, Cotton, &C., colored TO order.
All work warranted, and any damages
promptly paid. lIns27 dsm
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R. G. JEWELL & co,


- Il. GILBERT & CO.. m
Se No. 81 NORTH FIRST STREE "
viii be pleased to see all their Old custo %
ers, and as many new ones as viii favor
them with call. A full assortment OF
0rocer1eS, etc, always on hand, and foI
sale at the lowest market prices.
SS- Agents for Stafford Mills lAlaoamal
Cotton Yarns, at M manufacturers prices.
We t1H gtce special s7sdisce1seets 70 az SlsS1e
buying for CASH. locS
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05
Regidence and Farm for Sale.

FHVHE RESIDENCE OF the late DE
- Thomas Runcie will be sold at private
SAFE. Said farm contains 100 acres, With
I'm mprovements. Ii Is aDOnt one mile fFOEn
Ingie's Station, on the Il. & e. II. K, aud
ten miles from this city. For further par
tlculars apply at DIR. +. T. Runcie's office
No y First Street, Evansville. Jy3tf.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05
ESTABLISHED. 1881.
OEFTCTAI-.

at5Ics rs REMAINING urScI. r,,FD Il, ,ha
on fbe ats at Evansville SO or JI,d1ans 1 SDe
Persons caISiod y 81 September, ls8s. ''''-'
viii please say ssAdver,afy ~ v OF tytsse letters
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05
House and Lot for Sale.
THE VERY DESIRABLE LOT.
Northeast corner OF
Second and Division Streets.

Fronting seventy-five feet on sSecoI d
Street, together with the new two-story
frame house. For terms. &c, apply to
THOMAS e. GARVIN,
Third st rect;
sep4tf % and 2f First Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05

+, PARIS, September At is an
nounced to day that Dafagre, an ex-
minister under Louis Philippe, will
be the opposition candidate. for the
Corps Legislatif, from the Depart
ment of War.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22
NOTICE TOA TAxPAYERS. |

IN accordance with Act No. 1877 of the Legislature,
approved 0ot0bsr 81 less sntitled IAN act % seours
the collection Of the taxes Of the city Of New Or
Jeans for the year 1861" all delinquent taxpayers
whose names together with the amount respective.
" due by them, were published in the official jour
nal (the New Orleans Crescent in the month of
July 1858, are hereby cited to appear and notified
that Judgment will be applied for in accordance
with said publication, TEN days after the first pub.
hcation Of the present mott e. in the following
courts viz In all cases in which the bills are for one
hundred dollars or less the Third District Court
for the parish Of Orleans; all in which the
b lis exceed one hundred dollars, according 10 the
hrst letter of the delinquents family Names as fol.
lows: From H to inclusivelv, IN the Fourth Dis.
trict Court; from - to II inclusively and G. in the
Fifth District Court; from to inclusively and
r in the Sixth District Court, and from A to E
inclusively, in the Seventh District Court
F. MICHINARD,
Assistant City Attorney.
NEW ORLEANS. December 10, 1883. de2I5t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22


NEW TRIAL GRANTED.-Yesterday Judge
Durell granted new trial in the case q
Samuel Thompson, the sailor who killed W.
l.. Call, on board of the ship st. James,
when crossing the bar at the Southwest
Pass last spring, and who was recently
found guilty Of murder by q jury before the
Omitted States District Court. The jury, il
win be remembered, recommended the &C
cared 10 the mercy of the Court. The mo
aon tos new trial was made by the coun
selof The accused, Judge n. A. DooIey, and
grained onshe points made by him;
!. nat tie ollense having been commit.
seo % Deard vessel crossing the bar ct the
mouth q ME Mhslssippi river, was not on
she hlgn se.s--snd therefore that tile Court
granddaughter. ~ ~ W. Dus
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22

BANKRUPTCY Gainesville Picdyune
ststes that Judge Durell yesterday gave an
important ruling relating to the charges
made by the assignee in bankruptcy.
The decision was given in the case Of An
drew McQuirk, asking to be discharged, but
opposed by the assignee on the ground that
the costs of his suit were not all paid.
The Judge ruled that a bankrupt is only
required to deposit at the commencement
of the suit the amount specified BY law,
and that after the expiration of the statute.
y limit he is entitled to discharge, the as
signee, marshal and clerks to realize their
costs from the estate surrendered. Upon
this ruling three other bankrup.s were also
discharged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22

and at the SEPARATION OF said nme, npel
due proof of continual occupation,
1 patent will be issueds sszsasass,.ssa'lss
By another section, the lands acquire,
under the provisions Of this act can in n
event become liable to the satisfaction 0
any debt or debts contracted prior to tn
issuing of the patent therefor. T1#
The registers and receivers of the sew
eral land Offices are entitled to the sam
fees as in ordinary entries, one-half to b
paid by the person making the application
at the time of so doing and the other hal
on the issue of the certificate.
Persons who have served in the army OIL
navy of the United States during a perioG
of not less than fourteen days in any actua
war, domestic or foreign, shall uot be de-
prived of the benefits of this act on &C
count of not havingI attained the age O.
twenty-one years. ......
The foregoing constitute the chief pro
sire to direct the attention OF the public to
its principal features, its interest and i'm
portauce to large class of the citizens Of
Louisiana and other Southern States, but
more particularly to the freedmen. This
class, il is needless to say, possess no lands
They have labored, toiled, sweat and
groaned to obtain lands and make them
fruitful and productive for others; but for
themselves, they may be said to be truly
homeless and houseless, with but little else
than the rags they have upon them which
they can call their own. They have had
bestowed upon them what is called the
boo of freedom, which from late expert
ence must surely seem to them mere
mockery. as they have been forcibly de-
prived of nearly all the benefits which the
aimiable goddess is supposed to bestow
upon her favorites. They are blamed for
being ignorant and uneducated, and hence
unfit to exercise the electoral franchise
But what effort Outside the city of New
Orleans), has been made to instruct or en-
tighten them? There is only one cure
for the evils which newly acquired freedom
produce, and that cure is FREEDOM. when
prisoner leaves his cell, he can not bear
the light of day, he is unable to discrimi-
nate colors, or recognize faces. But
the remedy is not to remand him
back to his dungeon, but to accustom him
to the rays of the sun. The blaze of truth
may at first dazzle and bewilder those who
have become half-blind in the house of
bondage; but let them gaze on, and they
will soon be able to bear it. In few
years men learn to reason. The extreme
violence of opinion subsidies. Hostile theo-
ries correct each other. The scattered
elements of truth, cease to conflict and
begin to coalesce. And at length sys-
TEN of justice and order is educed out of
chaos.
Let us do all in our power for the en-.
Iightenment and advancement of the col
ored race-by the advocacy of suitable
schools and by assisting them to procure
those lands donated by generous, parental
government, as homes for The homeless, free
farms for all.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22
TEE HoMRsTBADl

In 1862 the Congress Of the United States
passed law providing that aany person
who i the head Of family, or who has
arrived at the age Of twenty-one years, and
is a citizen Of the United States. or who
shall have fled his declaration Of intention
to become such, as required by the natu
ralization laws Of the United States, and who
has never borne arms against the United
States Government, or given aid or CON-
fort to its enemies, shall, from and after the
first day Of January, 1868, be entitled to
enter one-quarter section (l60 scres) or Z
less quantity Of Incorporated lands, upon
which said person may have filed q pre-
emption claim, or which may, at the time
the application . made be subject to pre-
smption, at one dollar and twenty-five
coats or less per acre, or eighty acres or
less # such unappTopriated lands 1t two
ssllare and my cents per acre, to be
loceAeq IN body, in conformity to the
hgai Subdivisions Of the public lands, and
aises The lzue zAall have been duly sur
Inc aext aetsQp provides that persons,
upon hing theis 7aasEt with the Register
Or ReceiveE Of The eniieA States Land OF
Gee, and on yaymsHlei ~ doIlsrs. shal,
sheEeupon be permitted q ,sIssr A. snaD..
lity Of land speeiasd, with e. lStthss mo-
fiso hat 40 esFiiIisale shan 4 eigeh a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22

PLEASANT READING.-This pleasant read
ing, complimentary to the present city ad-
ministration, is reproduced from the
Picaytlae:
Our city government is rapidly getting no
better, and it is not difficult to see what
must be the end if things progress in this
manner much longer. Debts upon debts
are increasing, and each day makes the mat.
ter worse. Contractors are refusing to sup
ply material, and forcing the city to 90 into
the market and purchase at ruinous prices,
City money is still at ruinous discount,
and the bonds are only worth seYenty-two
or three cents.
not procure material, while their paw runs
on. Unless check-rein be suddenly an
piled smash-up is inevitable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTKRn
Department of Ions
sL New Orleans. La, DeSemberl
CEALEp PROPOSALS IN DUPLICAI
~ invited and will be received Al this n
10 A. Nj. SATURDAY, the twenty.sixth
1or furnishing the Quartermaster's DeDar
New orleans, Louisiana, with such STAT
as may be required from the fourth CAV Of
to the thirtieth of June, 1855, CONSISTING nr
OF the following named articles; bIanL
crown, Demt and Cap. tull and half bou nd
sn "a not 9 printed; per qaire
LETTER ENvELOPS, white. Der lad ~
BLACK INK tArnOld's), pints and gu
COPYING INK Frsnoh,, Uints and gu
UARMINE INK CPerine and Guyot's, y.
MuOlhAGE, small bottle, per dozeu.
6LOLIlNG PAPER, heavy, per Quire.
F FARF RAREB B. r SkeS' per reain.
FOLIO POST PAPER, ruled. per rsan
IL Itch PAPER, ruled, per ream.
1H6ErrEkkAPER, plain, per ream.
NNorrE PAPPER. ruled, per reAm.
ff S9EsLP Z, sEs p bta per ream.
LEAD PENCILS, Faber's per gross.
fENnOLOEhS, per gross.
STEEL PENS, Gillotts, per gross.
QHgLL PINS. per hundred.
9UlLLS per gross.
QEsIIE TAPE. per gross.
SEALING WAX, per pound.
HOBkER RINGS, assorted. per gross.
uBBER kRASERS, per dozen.
lNkSTANDs. glass, each.
RULERS, g. P eighteen inch, each.
LIZ TBH COPYING BOOKS, Mann's 0,
WATERS, per ounce,
PAPER FASTENEaS phelps and So!on
EYsLETS. per box.
ERAShRS, each.
PAPER FOLDERS, each.
All stationery furnished must be of Il
quality AID will DO subject to careful inspec
lore acceptance, and must be furnished /
Quantities and at such times as may Ne renu
the Depot Quartefnaster. Samples Of tbs
cry proposed TO be furnished must be subu
The ability of the bidder to fulfll his ar
must be proved TO the satisfaction Of tn +
ment. " Va
The bids will be opened at time above IA.
the whole bid awaroed TO the lowest respops
DER and all bidders are required TO be pressr
me United States reserves tine right 10 NJ
Proposals must be indorsed "ProCos.i, y
tiouery." and addressed 70 the undsrgnsdil
By command of Brevet Major Cen
CHARLES II. TOMR1s
Brevet Brigadier General and Chief Oucs'
81 III
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22
LORILLARD's
"CENTURY CHEWING rnRAncn


As many eniggAnts are now arriving xom Eu-
Tope parties wishing farm lat5reTs, am.es OF
1en.e eeryanl1, viii do we'll to call ID tfkD BEAU
Xs lmMk9hAItON, il2 Customhoug ~ s.rses9 New
Qfie1uhs % send thstr address, with 35erlption
the kind oilabor required. Persons lsning employ
sP. mf{ slss aya 5hemseiyes Of ~,
ton A. ~ early date report ~ TIE resources o
Logsssna especially her ,.o,i Se,nmssca
0bliEnfloar for Az ne~ unusual Information
upon these snblscts Tiks Quilts q individual in
dnstry ard economy in ~ nng ana fruitraiains are
'''ss'e''k a'-s Hs <AHEso o. MOVES,
ChisfA Bureau OF Immigration.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22
SALE AT BONDED wAREHl

UNITED STATES INTERNAL. RE
Collectors Once, First District, Lou
New Orleans, Decembel
THERE WILL BE SOLD All AUOTIC
4 account Of the Unitej States, on Nj
January 4. 1859. at twelve NJ. at United n
.ernal Revenue Bonded Warehouse, No. T.
iIOt GiGAk Factory STANDS.
lot 1900 CIGARS.
% boxes TOBACCO.
lsTILL.
lSTILL and APPARATUS.
lot STILL FIXTURES.
cask MOLASSES,
8 RAILINGS.
IS boxes BITTERS and sCHNAPPS.
barrels Low WINES.
a.o o.,-,. JAMES B. sTEEoN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22
RE rs.

Six Linen Bosom SHIRI s for nine dollars
Embroidered SHIRTS
Fine Linen HANDKERCHIEFS--eyer descr;n.
ton.
Linen COLL RS and Silk SCARFS-all stvlss.
Best French KID GLOVES
All styles Of SHIRTS and UNDERGRADUATES
made to order at the lowest rates at
LEIGHTON & HAYMAN'S,
Corner st. Charles and Canal Streets
N B.-Ihis house has been established for the last
thirty five years. de2l o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22
NoTIOn 70 CONTRACTOR

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR CONS
y ing the p6t of the New Orleans, Mo
Orleans an Mobile, embracing about ass0t
yards q s[th y alSs The delivery d material
d. 000 pal feet of Pile and Trastls Rrid1i
for deIery Of zoo. go Gross Ties, and other ID
will received at the Company' 8 Office in
of ~, orleans. up to ten O'Clock a. ~ WI
Dffi January 20 1864 r = - =
sAps and protiles Of the line. plans az str,
~ APPROXIMATE amounts Of work "a N
~ y h.bited At the same ONCE on and i
eemoer 10 1858 and blank forms furnisbed
uag,s. specifications, proportions. arc
AL proposals 70 be addressed 10 Henrv Va.
I NY Engineer for the New Orleans. MOI
fp na,sseA Railroad Company, New q
The 0ompsny reserves the right to reieot \
49, .ss1, ier which any reason may be deemed
JAMES A. RAYNoR
o@.. President n. o., IL. 8 q. H.
=. ummee Of the New Orleans, Mobile and 6hat
y - hAiiroad Company. New Orleans, Mover
-. nos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22
SITE ron a REV srArE ]

THE JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE
4 pointed BY the General Assembly TO y
what attAinable spot is most ehgible for thel
lect. One within the corporpte limits OF
leans preferred, and ample grounds viii be re
AZ wen as conspicuous petition: II this i
tlon COMES from owners 81 grounds suggestt
writing. and addressed % the undersigned
Chairman Of the Comhttee, 60 Camp sire
Orleans
del I'm A, b. BA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22
WHOLESALE LIQUORS,


k''As E.........~......".FOR SALE
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
SCOTCH WHIsKY-Islay Malt, 1850.
lKndISyhn MHiSKY=Jameson's Dublin.
BOURBON WHIsKY-"old, full proof,S low
RECTiFfED wHIsKY-yarious brands.
GOGGlMS.Ag BRANDY-yarious grades.
nl00M4ESTIC BRANDY-New York and Western.
HOLLAND GIN" Steam boat brand
DOMESTIC GIN-New York, Western and Louisi.
yAAMAiGA RgM-Mellow and aged.
LOUISIANA RUM-Copper distilled.
PORT WINE-Durand
SHERRY WINE-A. Roy Co.
CHAMPAGNE-KruR Pints
NEUTRAL ENTHUSIASTICALLY rectifed.
i. ALSO
,o Several CISTERNs-Capacity of about 1000 gal
=, JOSEPH H. WILSON,
uet lH and ITO Magazine street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22
A Chriatmas story.

We shall publish on Christmas day an
original story, written for the REPUBLICAN,
entitled Veronica Vasson; or the Doves oil
Peace" by Vernon Malone.
The scene is laid in New Orleans, in the
Fourth District. The incidents of the story
run through the years of the war, and of
course are intimately connected with that
event.
The reputation of. the writer for fine i'm
agery, graceful style, and vivid word paint
ing, is fully sustained in Veronica Vasson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22

In our article yesterday in reference to
the removal of political disabilities, a singu.
lar mistake was made in reference to
Hon. Joseph P. Hornor, by the use of the
words returning to be exchanged" to
which the important word mot" ought to
have been prefxed. Otherwise the compH.
ment justly paid him for his good sense
would have been non sequitur.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22

The Echo states that most of the sugar
planters in Pointe Coupee parish have fin
ished grinding. The yield has been very
good. On one plantation ten acres yielded
thirtyone hogsheads of sugar; four thou.
sand pounds TO the acre.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22

We are under obligations to the purser OF
the steamship Bienville, from New York via
Havana for Havana papers of the fifteenth,
sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth in
stant
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22
OFFICIAL NOTICES,
SALE OF WAREHOUsED Az,
CLAIMED GOODG


UNITED STATES CusroMHoUsE, New On,
Collectors Office, December IN
THE FOLLOWING GOODS HAVE
4 manned in warehouse unclaimed for \,
one year, or warehoused for more than th.
WI oe seld at public auction, in accors,,
Jaw and the reeu lations of the Treasur
ment, at warehouse No. Customhouss
Oustomhouse entrance, on SATURDAY. N.
leoS, AZ eleven O'Clock A. M: 70
UNCLAIMED,
bdls Iron Ties, "a cases Cordial. I bo, n,
bdls Iron Ties. ia boxes Orange FloWey
demilohns Orange Flower Water, cask W,
cask Currycombs and spoons. / box IoeH
hinges, Locks, ETC.; box ink, 328 bdls H.,
quarter,esaks Port Wine, l bale Carpets, II
Isssee, II pigs Iron, "a Tiles, g cases en-,
roper, ] case Plated and Japanned War
wan Paper, cask Brandy, Z cases Spoon.
Gunpy Cloth, 80 casks Ale, / boz Dentis,,
m ,ne cask Port Wine, puncheon Brara
WAREHoUSED OVER THREE YR,I
- boxes Champagne, case Brandy Fruh
,,ordisl, puncheon Whisky, / bale Hspdsj
= cases Cotton Cards, 10 cases Wool Csia
dell % Is % . 81 jy4ss oAAEN' u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22
A CARD,

- 1t having been stated in the local columns of the
Times and other city papers, that stolen goods had
been found at the corner of GAlvez and Columhus
streets, lest there should be misapprehr nsion Of
tne facts desire to state that there is only one cor
ner OF those streets occupied and that By me as
grocery and that stoten goods were found by the
ponce on my premises. Several persons were ar
COLUMBUS and johnson streets.
delS A. WHARTON BADON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22

Strawberries were brought to market yes.
terdsy, the price of the first basket OF the
season being three dollars only. They will
soon become plentiful and comparatively
nhnaO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22

Mr.. c. E. Creecy, Supervisor of Internal
Revenue, left this city yesterday for Baton
Rouge, accompanied by Mr.. Lawrence,
Special Agent of the Treasury Department.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22

Hand car trains are running on the Baton
Rouge, Gros Tete and Opelousas Railroad,
for light freight and passengers. So the
Baton Rouge Courier says.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22

The cotton crop of Bienville parish is est
mated by the Sparta Times at four THOUSAND
bales.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22

The Terre bonnie Patriot reports that Jules
Lapene, of the firm of Lapene & Ferre, OF
this city, has purchased the Downing plan.
tation, on Bayou Terrebonne.