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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-23
HIS EYES FLASH INDIGNATION.
HIGHLY INTERVENING PARTICULARS.

Among the Democrats in the present
Congress none stands higher for patriotism
aud ability than Hon. William E. Robinson,
of Brooklyn. His taul is ole over which be
has DO control-it is one of race. He is an
Irishman by birth, and has on all proper
occasions, eloquently expressed his sym
pathy for the oppressed Of his native land.
This, it seems, did suit the wire-pullers
of the Seymour party Of his district, and
consequently in the recent election an
other man, not friendly to the Fenian
cause, was nominated in his stead. Of
course there was dissatisfaction at this
among the Fenians Of Brooklyn, and an in
dignation meeting o. Irishmen was held on
the Saturday preceding the election. At
this meeting that gallant and eloquent
, leader Of Fenianism, Hon. B. L. Lynch Of
Louisiana, made one Of his usually energet-
ic and telling speeches. During the deliv-
cry of his speech the Ex-Attorney General
was interrupted by some Democratic row.
dies. As all our citizens, doubtless, feel an
interest in all that concerns the gifted Irish
lawyer of this city, we extract the follow
ing report from the Brooklyn Union:
The chairman introduced Judge Lynch
Of Louisiana, as the fist speaker. Judge
Lynch said that it always gave him pleas
ure to address a meeting Of his country.
men, and more particularly when they were
to take counsel as to what to do when thei
pretended friends thrust them aside ant
spit upon them. He supposed there wer'
some Democrats present, and some Repub
licans, and he wanted to tell them SOM
wholesale truths For himself, the speake
said. he was Republican from conviction
and honesty ofpurpose (Here some on
In the audience gave along whistle as 0
surprise. Two OF thFee shouted ouI
nThree cheers for Slocump which wa
aiven amid great confusion. One loud
1nonthed individual shouted ont, "DOW
with the Radical" The face Of he speake
oolored slightly, his mouth contracted, ahl
his ewes flashed, and. with q gesture h
succeeded In restoring quiet for q shOI
time.) He said he had always been hear
bv his counirymen, and doubted not III
he would be heard now. He proposed
see whether Irishmen occupied the hil
position they ahoald in this country; al
BE hoped those present would at least list
10 him. There were two great eontendiI
parties ii this country, aud It was the du
OF all citizens to Thoroughly sift the priOt
pies Of th0se parties, aud espouse the rigt
The speaker then said that he was Dem
ofht. dsond applause.) Democracy nipa
.....=e....aAs.s hs lhe pe0ple; II did aot me,
what VS. meant By the so-called Demhers
Of these degenerats times. Hswas . Be-
ocrak df the 1eh1oi Of JfdsFson- Jaehfl
and Monroe, a1d not Of tbs kind shat b
gone for d1Vety au1 secession e'aes 4
time Of So1lh Carolina npllihcndous z
Democracy Of tie present lime wa nl
named. Republication Now meen1 g.
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Jorana. Mar.h q 90. 10. ,. u. Lalham.

Jordan, Marsh 81 Go. We. j. k Latham.
E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF Orleans, No. lo4-By virtue Of 9 writ OF seiz-
ure AND sale 10 me directed by the Honorable the
huth District Court for the Parish Of Orleans, IN
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchant and Auctionears'
h1cnange, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
mouse streets tho Second District OF this city
sAFbRDAf, December 10, 1853. at twelve O'Clock
-FOUR CERTAIN LOIS Or GROUND with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situate in
FIRST District q this city, designated Nos. a. a.
q and q, ~ square No IA, bounded by st. Mag
oalen, 81 Marc, t5ravIer and Perdido streets, on
plan by Phelps late Surveyor, dated tWent, second
Deeember, ts44 and deposited in the once OF D. L.
McCay, late Notary Public Of this city. said lots
measure in American measure. as follows, To wit:
lots Nos a. % and ~ join each other and have each
street thirty feet in width In the rear; lot No Il
has deptr of l0 fest niue inches the line OF lot
No 90 lis feet tour inches on the line OF lot No "a
Lot No. ~ has depth OF ll3 feet four inches on
the line OF lot No ~ ard lO feet n inches on the
line Of lot No q III No. p hiss depth OF 19 10. II
ineh,s the inc 81 lot No. "a aud l1S .et inches
on the line Of lofnO - And lot No. "a forms the
cor e. Of 0ravoy and st. Nsedalen streets and
ur esOteet INCHES font on Orayer str ct 10 feet
l2e feet b line Of lot No % and 20 feet ineh .
and half in Wild q In hc rear
-WnE property WIS EcQTi cd By fhs dAfondani
herein b. rnrcliase fiomJ b Hubba by act uas sd
before Z a. Gottschaik, notary pnh 10 10 thia diuy
on tne eighteenth December. is6I.
Seized in The ahoyn ruit
Terms--OAsh on the SPOT
npIB dsl u Rharik q Ne Parish ii Orleans.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.



John IT, HnnIln vs.. Patrick Burns 0ad
Aun Gain, his Vito
GEVBRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE
- parish OF Orleans No. 3tz tho d, 40. Third Dis
tret Court).-By virtue Of wri Of hsri fAces to me
directed By the Honorable the venth District
Court for the parish Of Orleans. In the above en-
titled cause will proceed to sell at public auction
At the MeFobMnt-' and Auotioneerr' Exchnntre
Royal street. between Canal and Onstomhouse
streets. the Second District Of this city on MON.
DAY November 90. 1854, AZ twelve q clock M
A OEkT IN LOT tlF GROUND, 10. ether with
TIRE Three story Brick bntdng, out buildings and
oth-F imDroVements thereon, ~ uated in the FIRST
District 2, this eity. IN tae square bounded b.
Glrod street,. VII Oh lot meAsnr 5 torts-iour feet
0uy ,t9i tilF5 ssa;ss Bar s=s stssss y :
depth e. one hundr. and fau1 teen fast being the
SAME property acquired by d. sndapt Mrs Ann
Cam VIE OF Patrick Bur1s. BY pu chase from Ar
msqd he. BY Aob before r. q Ouvel,ier Notary
1851. - -, -. ~ = - ~ II =
Seized In the above suit ..rs5s al
thrmA-Cnah on the spot as - ~ teNfN
30 a. s TliQ8 L MAXWELL,
ocA hph3 hhera2 81 tho PaEtaA - 0zioa1a.
ID '.=.t ~ |.7aIH
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For New York-Cromwell line every Saturday at
Pm. ,.. -.
For New York-MerchAnts' line every Saturday at
P. M. - I.sI.
For Baltimore and misunderstanding from JACK
Square on the LIST and 18th of every month
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n. ". Chnrmbury VS.. F. L. Cook.

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
Il leans, No l7,0l6-By virtue OF a writ Of
taciss drected by the Honorable the Fifth Dh
Court Of New Orleans, in the above entitled eau
Harry Il. hays late sheriff and by said ate 81
to me transferred will proceed to sell at
lie auction, at the Merchants aud Auction
Exchange, Roy al street, betw cen Canal and Gus
house streets, in the Second District OF this cit
MONDAY, December 81, 1863 at twelve q
NJ, the following described properly viz:
A UkRrAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, stu
in the suburb Washington. Third District Of
city, designated by the No. q, and comprised vi
MorPles, Urquehart, Monroe and GORDON str
said square cont aiming 80 lots numbered from Of
thirty two, and measuring in American meAsu
follows, TO wit: Lots Nos. to II inclusive mes
each 26 feet l inch front on Morales street n
feet in depth. Lots Nos l3 to "a, each 26 feetl
front on Urquehart street, by depth OF ITO
Lots Nos. IS, %, 81 and 2s. each 20 feet inches
on Monroe street. by depth Of 1856 feet inches
Lots Nos. %. 30, 81 and 80 each % feet 3 aehes
According to the plan drawn by +. A Cosnier
the thirteenth August, 1913, deposited in the
of ". toulon, notary pup bic, in this city
Together with all the rights, ways, etc, belon
10 said square of ground.
Being the same property acquired by deten
from the Executors OF the late George DoAnS
act passed before L. BOuny, notary public, i'll
city dated A pril 26 1888.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOS. T., MASwFf
nol9 de5 10 Sheriff of the Parish of Oh
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John Breen We. j. IL. Lawrepc,

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR,
II If Orleans, No. IL, $50 BY virtue of writ n b
tacias to me directed by the Honorable the n
District Court for the parish of Orleans in The n
emitted cause, l will proceed to sell at public !,
ton, at the MERCHANTS and Auctioneers E1ch.,s
Royal street, between Canal and CustomEos
streets in the second District Of this city, on TG
DAY, December Is, 1868. at twelve o'clocE i
the following described property TO wit:
A LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND, with I,
improvements thereon situate in the square bovul
ed by trauklin Gate Benton, MelDomene Lbsr1
and Thaia Streets in the First District OF tbs m
measuring thirtyone feet eight inches md ssvsl
lines front on said Franklin street with adspth d
niuetyseyen feet nine inches on the side line toVAl
said Mslpomene street, and ninety-six feet o. \
side line toward said ThAlia street and Thirteen
and three inches IN width in the rear, AmerI
measure
Seized in the above suit
Terms--Cash on the spot
THOMAS l.. MAXWELL
nolS . del5 Sheriff OF the Parish of OrleEI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-23

For Mobile-Steamer leaves Milneburg every day
on arrival OF p NJ. Pontchartraln cars. -,
For Mobile-Propeller steamer leaves New BASIN
every "Wednesday and Saturday at P. NJ. .,--..
For Bsy St Louis Pass Christian, Mississippi
Qity Biloxi and Ocean Springs-Steamer leaves
Mifneburg Tuesdays and Thursdays on arrival o. Y
a M train; on Saturdays arrival OF p NJ tram
going to Pnscagoula. sout.
For Florida ports-Steamshp from foot of CAlliope
Etraet on the 9Th and 10th of every month.
For Madisonville Vaudeville etc-Stesmer leaves
Sunday (e1cursion), $50 a. NJ.
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JAS. -. nj OrOney John Dnrras a. CS,
SI&TH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
~ orleans, No. q, s63-By virtue of and in ODE.
denGe to an order Of sale rendered November 10 1858
70 me directed by the Honorable the Sixth
District Court of New Orleans in the
above entitled cause, 1 WI proceed to sell at
public auction on the premises hereinafter desig.
Der, 1869. at l0lk O'Clock A. M:
The balance unsold Of the CONTENTS OF A
therein contained, situated at Nos. l3l and l31
Levee street near the evee Steam Cotton Press, in
the hird District Of this oity, as per inventory
which can be seen at my Office.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
no2l q del Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-23
A. Elmer Bader N Co. vs., Mrs. NJ
Fortier, (yeuye Edmond Fortier.)

ENIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TAN
II ish of Orleans. No. sI.-By yIrtulv
writ OF seizure and sale TO me directed By u,
orable the Filth District Court for the %
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, will A
TO sell at public auction, at the Merchants AL
tloneers Exchange, Royal street, between CaH
tustemhouse streets in the Second District
city, on WEDNESDAY. December 3, 1868 AZ
o'clock M, the following described proper
WIT
A LOT OF GROUND. situate in the Fss
IRENE, 10 the Second District Of NeW Orlsi
the square comprised within Ur-ulnes, lTel
Philippe and St. Claude Streets and meas
French measure forty. FIVE feet seven inches IA
It. Claude street, by one hundred and fifty .
depth between parallel lines, and bou ded
side by the property of d. Ohevalon or assga
on the other side by the property OF the b
MourAs and Ed Lavigne or their assigns
on the rear by the property of Mrs Bid
or assigns Together with all the buildinssl II
provements thereon. or appurtenRnces and
The buildings and improvements eomprisI
cious two story Brick Dwelling House, Slate !
oathouses, etc. tine garden in front, iron !
etc,
Being the same property acquired by the 4
ant herein by purchase from the succession
berl mine, Sr., as per act passed before Alcetl
2 notary public Of this city. on the first day !
Seized in the above suis.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS L MAXWHl
oc31 nol6 del Sheriff Of the Parish OF Of
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The beavers are 81 work for the Vnion
Pacific Railroad. Dr. A. Burnham. who
has lhe contract for getting out ties AID
foatirg them down the L.. Anie river from
the mountains to the TRACK al Wyoming,
found i nseeasafy 70 rebuild dams at differ
eat points. Parties were get at work
erecting She dam several days ago, and
when the men left their work 1t night
beavers begsa where they LEI. Oh, and con-
tlnuen Worklug EHQugn0uk tbe nIgny, 10
log vast amount d work In = satisfactory
manner. Not only tbs, bnt ID two or
three instances where breaks had oteufrsd
they repaired them 10 he most w0fk msn-
like maansr. The amount 81 labor already
performed BY them Is aorh hundreds n
itt0laRfE. tAi- .ss- -ill ~ rfll ri
siaE r.1. u .l1la al ltl'
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THOMAS L MAXwEI
oc31 no1g del Sheriff OF the Parish OF on



THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NET
i leans, No. 26,056.-By virtue OF . writ oil
and ssle 70 George ". Avery, late sheriff,
by the che Honorable the Third Dlstrlc,
New orleans in the sb we EMIT ed csu,sl
said late Sheriff to me transferred, " n pfI
sell at public auction. at lbs hiefohsnts' 4
tioneers Exchange, Royal street be Weei
and Customhouss streets, in the Second Ud
this city on TUEND ~, December 8, 1853 4
O'Clock M. the following descr bed pr per 4
A CERTAIN LOT Or GROUND, Will
buildings and Improvement thereon. stust
First District OF tnis city, in the square boz
Suzette Tchoupitonlas, New Levee and q
streets, which lot is de iRp4ted by the nun,
ana measures IS feet inches front on SuEs
by, 1853 rect 10 inches deep between para
being the same property which the defer
quired by purchase from kohert ratla
william y. Patterson, as per act passea
stuart ii. Lewis, Ia Q 9 notary publ in III
the second day of May, ls5O.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. l. Maxwell
moo 2ldeI Sheriff of the Parish Of
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For Galveston and Indianoa-Morgan line, foot OF
St Joseph street, Wednesday and Saturday at B
For Brazos Santiago-Morgsnline foot Of st. Jo-
leph street. every Saturday at A. NJ
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THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
moo 20 de5 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans

Mrs. M. l.. KOOnJz vs. MIss sally IA.
Green
A,OURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish of Orleans. No. q 637-By virtue and in ODE
d.enoe to an order of sale rendered November 49,,
1858 TO me directed by the Honorable the Four
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, IN
the above entitled oaase, will proceed to sell at
public auction, on WEDNESD AY, the twenty-fifth
day of NovembeI 1865 at half past ten O'Clock A M.
AT my warehouse, situate on st Aun street. between
of this city
A lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and
MOVABLE EFFECTS, as per inventory, which
may be seen al my office.
Provisi naily seized 10 the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. l.. MAXWELL,
nol4 2OA Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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SPEECH OF JUDGE" B, L, LYNCH,
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An Irish Meeting in Brooklyn.
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MEDICAL.
A REMEDY THAT NEVER

.ne onty RENE ~ tnat uun 10 rui,su on Id
al n. safe, and speedy cure OF tSonorrbeA
stages, Chronic Glest OF the longest stand
Albus. or Whites
NO internal medicine is necessary Wbsn y
Is used; and persons who Tor raonths nnd
nave suffered from these diseases, and tres
things IN vain. can calculate upon a spesdll
remedy.
In al GASES Of FLUoR ALBuh. or WI
common in warm climates. It invariahlV q
mediate relief
OAUTtON.--Nons gsnuins without to-
Signature Of RICURD on the wrapper. thi
IhJkOF1ON RIOORD, PARIS-6{ONrn 10 d
OF the ooteAe, with cap Of simiisr inSoriptiol
MAURSELL a Bog
aus en- WhoIasaIe ARents al Maearl
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Vincent Pr S9.. y. Jo.eph,ns BENT, now

vincent Frlth VS. J0sephtne hen1i, now
Wife of Ettienus Carbon.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
leans. = No. 25&26-By virtue of q writ OF
seizure and sale directed by the honorable the Tnrd
District Court of New Orleans, in the above eut
tied suit, 10 George W, Avery, late Sheriff and by
said late Sheriff to me transferred / will proceed
to sell at public auton, at the Merchants and
Auctloneers Exchange, Royal street. between Canal
and Cusl omhouse streets in the second District OF
this city, on MONDAY, December I, 1865. at twelve
o'clock NJ:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
all the buildings and improvements rights ways
privileges, customs, servltudts and appurtsnances
thereunto belonEing OF in anywise appertainirg
square bounded by Poydras, Perdido, st.
Adeline and Magdelen streets, and the pro
posed continuation of Claiborne street said
lot being designated by the No. il, on plan made
by George T. Dunbar. late Surveyor, dated twenty
eighth June, 1884, and posted plan No. IN the
otics OF g. X Beard, late notary in this city said
lot measuring thirty one feet three inches front on
the proposed continue ion of said Claiborne street
thiryone feet seven inches and halt line in width
in the rear one hundred and feet six inches in
depth on the side adjoining lot No. L. and ninety
feet sx lines in depth the opposite side American
measure. Acqu red by the said Miss BENT from
Jean Rotge, BY act passed before A. Doriocouft
notary public in this city, on the seventeenth Jsnu
ary 1857
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
AAE
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Circular Aetter from the Governor OF
Arkansas.
MEMPHIS, November 1.-THE Avalanche
publishes tomorrow the following from
Governor Clayton of Arkansas:
CIRCULAR LETTER.-To the Sheriff and
Their county officers; have transmitted
your county copies Of my proclamation de-
elaring martial law in certain counties of
this State. The election being over, the
time has now arrived when the State gov
eminent must sustain itself, at the point of
the bayonet if necessary. The American
people having, by overwhelming maJorities,
declared In favor of the validity OF the re-
construction measures, the government will
act Hereunder the United STATES author
tiles. In Difference to the decision of the
people, before we ask for help from abroad,
we must show our willingness to help our
selves. d. . -.s.. .5rr.5 e-.f 1FsEf.
Enemies state the Government is de-
moralized by the effects of the stunning
blow received on the third instant. Now
is the suspicious time for the officers Of the
Government, State, county and municipal,
aided by the loyal people, to recover their
lost authority, and by one grand, thorough
effort establish peace and order perma-
nently 10 this State. 1t Is the intention Of
the Executive to lend every energy TO-
ward the accomplishment Of this desired
end. II the officers of the various depart
ments 10 the State, and the law-abidinR
people, will but heartily second him in bis
efforts, it will be accomplished. l, there
fore urge upon officers of your county to
put forth united, determined effort in the
enforcement of the law and toward bringing
the criminals to punishment. You mus
make your authority respected or bring or
: an open issue. II, after making vigorous
attempt, you fail, then martial law will bt
! extended to your county, and upon th,
l heads OF tho people thereof dreadful re
sponsibility must rest.
: You are requested TO perfect the organ
Q ization Of the militia in your county. /
T loyal people do not volunteer in the Stat
D guard, reserve militia must be organized
g When called upon you must furnish you
i quota Of militia to operate in other portion
:, OF the State. Urge upon citizens not TO &C
8 upon their own opinions against that az
+ thority. A general plan has been detel
q mined upon, and all must render phee
Z full assent, in order to make 1t succeaafp
4 Warn the people Of you, county again
= unauthorized Interference in the affairs
Z other eountieA, and report promptly i
q matters Of importance.
4 POWELL CLAYTON, Governor.
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John 8. GIdIere I'd. 90. and Mrs Cload-

John D. Gidiere vs NJ; and MIRA ClOad-
THIRD JUSTICE OF THE Pc CE, PARISH
i Of Orieans,-By virtue Of writ of fieri faoiAs
to me directed. BY toe Hon. John P. Montana,
Third Justice Of the Pe4oe in and the parish Of
Orleans, yill proceed 70 sell at public auction on
TUhsnAY, toe frs Gay OF December, 1858, at
tween Royal and Bourbon rests, the following de-
scribed property, Viz:
One lot Of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, ooFFINs
and FUNERAL ORNAMENTS. as per inventory in
my office. " FTlf
Seized in the above entitled and numbered suit
Terms-Oash IN United States treasury notes.
nol9 26 30 j. A. MoLAISON, Constable. D.
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Mrs. Emilie Evershed va A. l.. BinRan,,l
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR mi
u parish of Orleans, No, s6.-By virtue of NJ
of SEIZURE and sale to me directed by the Houcnsl
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Orla~|
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sei
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiopsS5
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and OustSuI
house streets. in the Second District of this city
SATURDAY, December IL, 1881 at II o'clock III N
following Described property, to wit:
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND toReA.
with all the buildings and improvements tnsrerI
District of this city, designated as square No. WI
plan drawn by Louis Bringier, late SurveyorIa
public in this city.
Which square Is bounded by 7 ape, rouse. Op,,.
Miro and Tonti streets and the same was ac0uJ
by said defendant by purchase from RufusE
Howell, by an act passed before Selm MaRps
rotary public OF this city, on the eleventh dT
April 1854.
Seized IN the above salt.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. L. MAXWELL
nos q dell Sheriff of the Parish Of OrIs,,,
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sou.r,. ,mO. mos. mos mos. IA mos

Monthly advertisements, inserted every o1nef u@S'
s. ~ ohsyrSsd two-tbirts the above rates.
saeond naSe monthly Advertisements, eAen square
TrpSnsient advertisements, having the run OF the
,.ar Arst Insertion 81 50 per square; each subse'
S SaaDt' insertIop seTenty-hve cents per square,
5Saoond page transient advertisements, each inser-
tiou 81 so per square. L..5
Advertsa ents inserted at intervals 70 De charged
Psgniar advertisers, who advertise largely will be
alloWed such discount from above named transient
Tstes as may Be agreed upon; provided, that in no
oAse shall such discount exceed twenty-five Per
All business notices OF advertisements to be
shsrRed twsn1y cents perlin each insertion
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
ia nnbHshed every Saturday morning. subserlp-
don SIS per snnum, IN advanced halt-yeaLy anu uuAh
barIy same rates. Single copies ten centS
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Mrs. Martha Almont va. JAS. Duane-NO
y NO b45

Mrs. Martha Almont va. JAS. Duane-NO.
. NO b46
FTHIRD JUSTICE or THE PEACE, PARISH
u OF Oreans.-By virtue OF writ Of heri faeias TO
me directed by the Hon. John p Mon'amat, Third
Justice Of the Peace in and the parish of Orleans
viii proceed 70 sell at public anction on MONDAY,
the thirtieth day OF November S. at twelve O'clock
M. at No. IS Bienvil Q street, between Royal and
Bourbon streets, he following described property
One lot of FURNli URE and GAS FIXfUkkS,
as per inventory in my Office. .g.
Seized in ths above EMIT ed and numbered suit.
ms-uash in United Sta ss treasury notes
nol8 A2s j. A. MOLAISON, Constable. .
n. C0nlnnKe VS.. Mr MasHe-N0. 0B4
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
ID 70 me directed BY the Hon. @. w. Sadler First
Justice of the Peace, | snail proceed TO sell at
public auction on SATURDAY. November 20, 1868,
at twelve O'Clock NJ
CONTENTS FIXTURES and FURNITURE of
Restaurant No. 81 North Market street.
Seized in the above suit.
TeTms-OAsh in United States Treasu ~ notes
A A. PLAT rSMIEK. Constable.