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ID j. Hoey, Auctoneer- Office No. IL Exchange
Place-On SATURDAY; The twenty sixth Septem'
Der, 1859 at twelve oclock NJ will be sold at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex'
change, by, virtue of an order from the Hon l.,
DuviRnsaud, Judge OF the Second District Court for
toe parish OF Orleans, dated tu eftn Septe mber 1869
and pndered in the above emitted matter
Twelve thirteen hundred ,l2U0 or 1900 tons Of
superior FLAT BAR IRON, SPIKES, PLATES
on the track of the Mex can Gulf Railroad
Also
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AUCTION SALES,
Iron Safes at Auction.

HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE AND
Iron Safes at Auction. ..
PY D.. DEAN, Jk., AUCTI0NEsR.-
IL Office No lh3 Gravier street.-Wll be sold on
FRIDAY. the twenty fifth instant, at eleven O'Clock
A M, at his NeR Auction Mart, No. Is; Gravier
rect, corner OHtondeet-
General Assortment of Household FURNITURE.
General Assortment of Office FURNITURE,
d. Iron SAFES and RAILlhGS.
Terms-Cash in United states Treasury notes.
sel5
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THE DAILY REpuBLIoAN

uuAr.a mo. amos. smOs mos. IL mo.
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VALUABLE IMPROyED PRopERTy

NAnHhSfAAos A4Apn ~ % Ahu4AAlAuys llOulHl-
an.-No, q. 80. Second District Court Of Ney
Orieans-Oofalie Prisur. Wife of e. G. Cots.
chalk rs. John H and Alex. Aipuente-sAs to
effect Partition.
DIV THOMAS a. sPEAR-PLACIDE j.
ID SpeLr, Au.tioneBr-Shes rooms, 50 Bienyile
twelve O'Clock NJ. a. the Meiehents aud Aaction.
GERS Exchange, OF hoS Al street. between Canal and
Customhpuse Streets By virtue and In pursuance OF
aludement rendered August, 'S5S and signed Au-
gust H. 1865, BY the uon- Louis Dugigneaud, Judge
Of the second District Court q New Orleans. the
following piece Of real estate IN the above matter,
A LOT OF GROUND, together with the buildings
and in pruyeInents thereon situated In Vaudeville
parish Of 81 IammAny, louisiana, measuring l0l
feet nehe front on Rus du Lao bs los Feet inches
front sue claiborne, ~ l73feel IN depth ia the
s1uars bsunded b Rns du Lac OEaiborie E, Wllkin.
eon and Latayrte streets, according to plan made
b a. pHenscourt. Deputy surveyor, dated twenty
eight JAnuafy le5 aud aupexed 70 an act OF dOna,
sion b. Mrs Widow Rome lie monisr 20 hrs Cecis'
frisnr aud Cotahe prsurs passed before A. Cha
pella, notary pubic, On tNeni sinh January, le56
Terms and Conaificpa- Ono half cszh, ths. balance
81 rrsdt Of one yeaf IN the note Of Tho purchaser
GgaVn By him . h1 pWn order, and By him in.
derstd ldiyidsc into dnur1rs II reQuiradj doncila
va - the Louisiana state bank il thiS city With
interest A. the rstp Of sight PET ,eent per annpn
egs Aud spec NOR raee on he pfopsr y sold. Vi
tbs anrs Of mn aSsnnnd0 and ngs per cent Law.
snrE foes 70 be pa,dby the purch in case Of eu
Ter the recovery OF TIE amonnl Of the note.
Acts Of sale bslole Helim Mngnar, tosether With
lntefnal ksrenue stnpn. etc ~ he expensa Of tbs
n s.-Flau uslI b ozhibissd at tho Auosssnssrs
Aza1 fifteen day, prick % aAia
col ~ ~ oG4
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EXPORTS.

French steamship Sonora, Bonvat, from Vara Cru
via Tamp.co, 10 erilat-
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DE O. n. GIRARDEY &, co, AUC.
ID tioneeFs--NicbolGs j Hoey, Aucttonerr--Ofhoe
No. y . Echangs aee.-SA URDAY, third Octo.
beI 1865. nt twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants
orleans. BY virtue OF order Of the Honorable the
Second DIstrlct Court for the parish Of orleans,
suotion. Tor Account and risk Of former purchaser
frank sha pc, who declined - eomply with the sd'
Indication made 70 him nineteenth May 1859:
TAIRrY-nNE LARGE LOt S nearly Adjoining
the McreAu Hotel, on the Lake shore, ironing on
Madison street. eKtendsnR from New York street TO
London Wharf nd com nTisinR nearly the whole OF
aquarez Nos. 5z6i 517i. 5457 81 8 and bl61
ferns Of sAie-Cash IN United States Treasury
nntre.
Acts Of sale and United States stamps at the er-
ren.s q the purchasers, before A. Doroeourt. No.
tAiI Frello. se2x - oc1 I
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All the Stringers, Cross ties Bridge Timber an d
old Iron in the parish OF st. Bernard.
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THIRTY ONE lots FRONTING LAKE POINT
chartrain-sueeessio Of Baptiats Moreau-No
1881. second District Court for the Parish OF
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WAsHIN6TON.


WAsHINGroS. April 27.-The follow
ing was received to-day at General
Grants headquarters from Gen. Candy,
dated Charleston, April %: a detach-
ment OF tue Fortieth infantry on the
18th inst. attempted to capture Reddick
Carney and party charged with sew
eral murders. Carney while under ar
rest Ior murder, in 1861, murdered
Lieut.. Kenyon of the Twenty eight in-
fanIry, and escaped.
On this occasion two soldiers were
killed and the ofhcer in command,
Brevet Major Lyman, badly wounded.
Carney and his son were killed and d
son-in-law badly wounded.
General Candy also dispatches the
following in relation TO the election in
South Carolina: The returns are all
in: the majority for the Constitution is
1870.
General Meade telegraphs that the
election in Georgia passed oh
as quietly as could be expected
one or two serious outbreaks only
Many complaints OF frauds from both
sides, and some applications for re-
election. The official returns come in
slowly. The probabilities are for rati
icatiOn by large majority. Bullock
is elected Governor. The Democrat:
have u majority in the Legislature.
1t is stated that Senator Grimes vii
vote for acquittal, while Mr.. Fessen
den and one or two others heretofore
considered doubtful will vote for con
Yiction OF the President.
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branches of government as to the
application of the Constitution
and laws in the work of
reconstruction were Immensely diff
ferent and readily productive OF honest
differences Ofopinion. he dwelt at
length on the complication caused by
political aspiration, and claimed tn at
all these considerations were motives
to avoid or delay the action of i'm
parchment, to cure the evils of which
political action would itself remedy.
He referred to an article in the Tribune
as an example of the feeling entertain
ed by many that impeachment was
warranted for political reasons, and ar
gued in refufation of the view thus
taken. He held that the essence of the
Constitution was the authority of the
people, and that its arrangement of
the relative powers of the different
branches OF the Government was based
on the idea that the terms of authority
grsnted were so short that the evils
could be patiently endured for few
years, until the people could by the
ballot remedy them.
At this point, o'clock, the Court
and Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Stevens offered u resolution that
five hundred copies of each of the
Constitutions of South Carolina aud
Arkansas be printed for the use OF the
House. Referred to the Committee on
Printing.
The House then proceeded TO the
Senate,
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LoNDoN, April 2s.-The Governor
General OF India telegraphs to Sir Slaf-
ford SOrthcott, under date OF Calcutta,
April 23d, announcing that Mahomed
KOhRn, son of Alecrali, has, in course
OF the border war movements now in
progress, re-taken Randahar and
Khelat from the invading Prussians.
Night news from Rio Janeiro 10 the
9th inst are just received. Dates from
the seat of war on the Parana are to
March 25th. The Allies had taken the
Paragunyan lines at Royas, and the
headquarters of Marquis Decaxias
were at Resso. Lopez has abandoned
Pucees, and his whereabouts were un-
known. The Allied fleet had gone up
the river again to Fort Humaita, which
was soon to be attacked. The Allies ex-
pect the Paraguayans will surrender.
LONDON, April 29-The papers la
ment that the debate on the Irish
Church question is left to second rate
Iue in the House of Commons.
1t was Congdon, the informer, who
testified against Casey, Burke and
Shaw, yesterday; not COrgan.
PARIS, April 29.-Tne Moniteur has
South American advices stating that
the allied land and naval forces are
in possession of all the principal points
around Humaita, and their force is be-
ing daily increas d for a final attack.
LONDON, April 29-l:20 P, M-The
weather is favorable. U. s. Bonds, 7OH
a701<; Consols, 9S7<a9S5S; Illinois Cen
tral, IS; Erie, 461z.
LIVERPOOL, April 29-I:20 P. M.-Cot-
ton, irregular and declined fraction;
middling uplRnds, on the spot, 123<d;
do 10 arrive, l3d; Orleans, l3d. Corn,
heavy Mt 3Sj. Pork, dull. Lard, firm;
others unchanged.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRAEc1sco, April ga ban
quet to Arson Burlingame and the
Chinese Embassy was given at the
Lyck House last night Gov. aaight
presided. Speeches were made by
Gen. Halleck, Admiral Thatcher, and
others. All the representatives OF for
eign governments attended.
Mr., Burlingame in his remarks said
it was not the place nor the time to en-
ter into any exposition of the purposes
of his mission. 1t came to him unso-
licited and WIS accepted. The broad
Interest OF civilization would not be
used in any partial or limited sense,
interests of all. The mission was not
the result of accident or any special
design. But the legitimate consequence
of the events which recently occupied
the capital OF China, caused by the
West being brought into proper rela-
tions with that empire.
The schooner GroWler, the property
OF the new Fur Company, was wrecked
on a reef OF rocks, near Cape Murray,
on the northern coast, and twelve lives
lost, The vessel had a valuable cargo
destined for Sitka, which was total
loss. Several bodies have been recoV-
cred.
General Ord has been assigned 10 the
command of the Department of Cali
fornia, vice Mcdowell, transferred to
Idaho advices to April sth say the
Indians are committing depredations
in Jordon Valley. Il is thought the
programme of the past four years VIII
be re-enacted by the savages,. robbing,
burning and stealing. The Indians
made a raid through Platte Valley cap
turing and driving OF a number OF cat
tie. Troops were sent in pursuit from
Fort Rois.
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p y MAIL .


The anniversary of the capture of
Camp Jackson, near st. Louis, by Gen.
Lyon, will be celebrated Sunday,
May 10, by a grand demonstration at
the Union Park, under the auspices of
several camps OF the Grand Army OF
the Republic. An Grafton will be de-
livered by General Carl SchurtZ, and
speeches made by Governor Fletcher
and others.
The Committee of Ways and Means
have their new revenue bill in print,
aud are engaged in revising it in the
proctor the last time. They RIe Fro
gressing with this revision at the rate
OF about twenty pages per day.
Another great nugget OF pure gold
has been found in u small gulch, a
tributary TO Deadwood, in Montana,
which weighs SS,s7 in gold at SIS per
ounce.
The Nashville Press and Times has
reliable information of another horri-
BILE Outrage perpetrated by the Ku-
RluK, in Marshall county, Tenn. Last
Sabbath night, Rev. L. Lincoln, Bap-
tist minister, residing near Farming
ton, was taken from the house of a
friend, with whom he was spending
the night, brutRlly murdered, and his
body thrown into sink hole. Mr..
Lincoln was a discharged soldier, an
unconditional Union man, and an elo-
quent advocate of the principles of the
Republican party.
The whisky ring az St. Louis is said
TO be pretty well broken up. The trials
of parties indicted for illicit distilling
and otherwise eYading and violating
the law, are expected to reveal a great
amount of corruption and fraud. Sew
eral quite prominent citizens are among
those indicted.
1t is said the Government was de-
frauded out of over $40, 1000 by the ope-
rations OF William B. Mann, the Han
nibal, (Mo.,) tobacconist. who was re-
Gently convicted in the Uniied States
Circuit Court of violating the revenue
law. Over SOS. coo worth OF his proper
ty has been confiscaled as penalty for
his acts.
"A Chicago dispatch to the Clncin-
natl Gdzette, says that the story sent,
by London correspondent TO the
Boston Advertiser to the effect
ems is Lying tin England sufferer
from iIl-health, and tenderly cared for
by Chas. Dickens, is untrue in all its
parts. Mrs. Dickens is now, as she has
been for several years, living at 56s
North Clark street, Chicago, on exceed
ingly small Patrimony. She has never
received dollar, not even word OF
comfort from Mr.. Charles Dickens since
his brothers. death.
A Washington dispatch says that a
few Republicans have been in panic
of late, growing out of what they feared
would be the effect of statements that
the Grant men were opposing impeach-
ment, because of the supposition that
Wade would stand in the way of Grant
at Chicago, and also that Speaker Col
fax and his friends were working
against impeachment, because of their
opposition to Wade. There is no such
feeling between Grant and Wade men.
and nothing is more unjust than to
charge Mr.. Colfax with working
against Impeachment. The stories OF
such differences all originated in the
first instance, in Democratic circles,
and are part of the game to promote
distrust.
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0trtAntelliqenfer.
NEWS SUMMARY.
By TELEGRAPH.

"A Washington despatch says Gen.
Schodeld desires the new Constitution
of Virginia to ba voted upon in separate
parts or sections, SO that il the voters
deem II proper they can defeat the dis.
franchise clause, which Gen. Schofield
takes exception, and adopt such other
parts as they may approve; thus the
entire constitution need not be rejected
because OF any one or more objection
able feature.
The sum total of the receipts from
nearly all collection districts in the
United States proves the revenue for
the last five months TO be at the rate OF
Sl2, ,OOO, 600 per year, or thirty millions
less than the estimate made by Special
Commissioner Wells.
"A Washington special says that
Gen. Schofeld has written n letter to
the President declining the acceptance
of the nomination to the War Depart
ment.
The Tribune's Washington specinl
says: AT a meeting OF influential
Democrats on Sunday evening, it was
agreed TO aid the nomination of Gen.
Hancock anu Mr.. Groesbeck, for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency. The
same dispatch says that all the officers
TO aid the military authorities in cor.
recting the false returns and all at.
leulpLs 10 remedy lle lraQuS IN Inc
election OF Louisiana, by the Republic
can leaders, were thwarted by General
Buchanan.
I'm the United States District Court
at Boston, Tuesday, Judge Lowell
presiding, N. Porter CleaVes and Jos.
L. Dryden, charged with attempting 10
evade the payment of taxes on a large
quantity OF alcohol in bond, were ar
raigned for trial. Several other parties
indicted with them were discharged on
the ground oil insufficient evidence.
Robert Boone, son of Bishop Boone
was accidentally shot and killed al
Halifax Court House, Va, Saturday,
by a companion.
1t is stated that the Congressional
Democratic Executive Committee
unanimously passed resolutions re-
questing the Democratic National Con-
vention to reconsider their previous ac-
tion. and issue a call for the Presiden-
tial Nominating Convention to meet in
New York early in June. 1t is proba-
BILE that a Congressional caucus OF all
the Democratic members will shortly
be called for the purpose of making the
same request.
"A meeting of Democratic soldiers,
held at Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York,
Tuesday night, agreed upon supporting
Hancock as the candidate for President,
and urging the calling OF Il Soldiers
and Sailors National Convention.
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Fire.

CIScISSATI, April 29.-The chair
factory of Putnam & Rabbers, on
Wood street, near Third, was entirely
consumed by fire about one O'Clock this
morning. The ire communicated 70
several adjacent buildings, which were
speedily destroyed. The total loss VIII
amount to SO, 900. Insurance s. 600.
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BosToN, April &C. N. Thomas,
manufacturer of envelopes under the
title of Hope Envelope Company, ab-
seconded leaving liabilities TO the
amount of So, 900, for $50. 900 of which
he had given forged notes on e. ID.
Bender OF Albany, and Gladding Bros.
of Providence, 70 paper dealers in this
city. The victims are, Peter GoodnoW,
John GoldthWait, Dockway, and q
dentist named Joshua Tucker.
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RIyer nnti weather..

PrTsnUReH, April 29.-River, feet
s inches and falling; weather. wet
steady rain all morning.
CRCINSATI, April 29.-The river has
fallen I9 inches; 10 feet inches in the
channel; weather, clear; Thermometer.
"a degrees.
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duaurtaI.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
or west Virginia.

Capital Paid In. 100000.
THIS BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BU6I-
mess OF the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank OF wheeling." It Is Q designated De-
pugttory and Financial agent OF the United
States, and ls prepared 70 do legitimate
Banking business
PreTideaf-Jas. Nelson Vance
DireufOr5-Thomas Sweeney, l. X Dala-
plain Jas c. Achesonf John Donlon, Robert
Crangle. A. Allen Howell. VIM. y. simpson,
James Dazeu- ;. BRADY, Cashier.
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Georrin EIecfIon.

NKw YORK, April 29.-The Tribune's
special, dated Atlanta, the zsthS says
Omeial dispatches from % counties
show that Bullock's majority Is l1s11si
Gordon, s,T29. Bullock is $3.50 votes
ahead.
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MisftHaasnas.
PETROLEO-CALCTUM GAS.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE M
mzntufScturinE eas 6y The Petrole6-C calcium
Gas Company, Of Wheeling. West Va, upon
patents OF Dr.. ]. II. Connolly, nom an al
trEsidlElEEIIl In combination with lale,
or EfHle o1ld cool, 50 simple that two
S1T flrm hand or ststls boy Of or,iinarS- IN
telllgence In three hours. II has been
thoroughly tested upon such scale, At tho
country residence OF Mr.. ]. p. GIlchrtst, near
the same city, as 70 nx the certainty OF lis AZ
iording entirely saIiSfactory results In the
to Pirdte ReadeIloss, SculiB0Ties, HOteiS, Fdc-
now In use, not only as TO tne safety, SIM
plicity, practcahility and great cheapnesS OF
manu1aeture, but for its superior 6r1llianeyI
son influence upon the sight, and freedom
nom the sulphurous odors common 70 Gas
These facts the ofioers OF the company
desiring 10 adopt or Interest Ihemselves In II
The company VIII sell rights 10 mauufacture
In Towns, Counties, Districts OF States, and
direct attention TO the following
TESTINIoNLA
wHEELrSo, W. Va. Aug. G. ISJz.
10 he PrCsiie1It Of ne PetToleo- Caleifni GdI 90
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turing Gas That we are acquainted with. We
cheeTfully recommend It's adoption by all
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Gas ESl0iiIoer, EtttESta7gh, R1-
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REEVES AMBRosIA.

REEVES AMBRosIA.
For the Hair,
IMPR VEDt
1t Is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the scalp clean and Healthy.
1t Invigorstes the Roots hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beari to grow iururi-
sntly.
1t Immediately stops Hair Failing Out
1t keeps the Hair from Changing Color from
Age.
1t restores Grey Halr to lis original Color.
1t brings out Hair on heads that have been
bald for years
1. is composed entirely ofsimpIs and purely
vegetable substances.
II has received over SIX thouEand voluntary
testimonials ofits excellence. many orwhieh
are from physicians in high standing.
nbsold In haIfpound bottles uhe name
blown In the glass.J by Druggists and Dealers
n Fancy Goods everywherO. at one Dollar
per Bottle. wholesale by Demss Barnes a
Wells a Co: schlsnelln a Co. N. Y.
mHTI7-lyd
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LIVER PILLS

Are Pills that have direct and powerful
action on the liver, and relieve any mac
tivity or congested state Of that all imPor-
tant organ upon which depends the whole
process OF digestion. Tha importance theni
OF procuring Pill that shall have such d.
rect action without the III effects OF mercury
is manifest 10 every onei Such PMS are 10
backs Blood Pills, they are warranted pure
ly vegetable, and can with certainty Dc re-
He'd upon, and are sac at all times
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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Designated DepO.itory Us
go 900
SuRPLus------- ---------- --------.------ 4auQO
Money resolved on deposit; Exchange
bought and sold.
Interest on Special Deposits at the rate OF
FOUR per cent per annum where the de-
post remains six months, and FTVE par
cent, nfor one year.
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturer,
Bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums 10 suit.
\ constant supply OF New Fractional Cur
rency, and l, = B So coin, kept for the &C
commodation of depozitoFa and the public.
GEO. X. W HEAT, Pres'I-
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P. q. HILDRETH 8 BIO.

WHEELING, W. VA
"HoLEsALE DEAIERs IN HAIIRoD
w Bar Iron, Nails, sheet 1run. VILE, C4st
EstessI ITTindoIE l5laEE Printing Paper, Wrap
Ing Paper, PIzster REEtss Land F1nEteE, Co
rnsut HIa[ylaEd Lime, Comrnon Lime. ElOuI,
eIaanzflai Aatehes, Salt, Wooden Ware, &C.
Agents for HOEeB improved Counter and
Platform ScaleL
M Ei0neIf Hhrksf price BditG1F R1oa ia
sssd, Gblsssl0. 9T1p 1On- dn-
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MELANCHOLY.

Il one Oft ths many disorders OF the nervous
EyEtem, arising from q low state Of the con-
sIitutional hsalth or severn prostration afteE
long couttnued sdcknes, and requires tnviE-
orafing remedies like Roback's Stomach Bit
ters 70 res1Ore the nerves % their natural vi
tslity. Eold by all Druggists everywhere.
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FTRST
n Alto AL BANK

or WHEELING.
Designated DepOsItOry q. y.