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Bremen ship Auguste, Won Harten, for Bre-
NEW r Buddendorf
British brig Wild Hunter, Hencerson, for
Mayagues, Porto Rico-Jos Kelley
Schooner Leonessa, Hunt, for CRrdenas-
Thorndike & Norton
Steamer Mississippi, Thompson, for st
LUuis-Master
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AUCTION SALES.

Lots Nos w. "a and 10 measure each ~ feet front
line dividing &c from lot 20 ie, and t test fne1
deep the line dividing il from lot NO ~. "
tbada.
OF No. 20 forms the corner OF Magazine ana Oo'
t4yiR ssEssts, and % feet inches 'front.' on
Magazine street by lbs feet riches ltues oepta
and ffent on Ooava street, together wltn sbe frame
building and sheds thereon.
Lots Nos. n and q measure e&Gh % feet tfent ON
ctaya street by 1876 In Depth together with frame
bpiiang.
L0es RIOS. 10 Rsd II measure each 30 feet 'front.' on
Peters avenue by 1876 feet deep. together with the
improvements, comprising frame stable and tar
ri&Re house.
The entire square Is planted in fronS with dne
growth of vigorous shade trees. This Maya zine
horse hsys their depot the property and tue
naiEhboro00d very pleasant and progressive.
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oBn-fouYsh Of the rsies Of adina 9. tleH TAsn. q
fsrsf chr .nty Of sa United Sfalea and the % Anef
N enal maturing &c one, tsoi tirssl
ana fsur years from the day q e2e tep eeehtsa py
IN ~ fa1n Sorgsd baaTing lit1Faas a. the sAa O!
eiai3 ar eent ger snnHla ifon tina 1a4 e e. %
Hea es,l notes 20 be secured AS eFHrA
ses..t ~ ed VsNdafa privilege On fae psreftS
$50 AN ao5 81 m1gtsaso 70 cnntsn toe pe1a1 cisuea
~ Il ~ - anf pf4Enes fees IL caaa * l3xAl FRO.
esefinsg e collect the mortgage neset OK any q
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EsTATE OF EDWARD .. ROACH

UETIKD STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE, }
District Of Louisiana,
New Orleans February ), 1868
THIS Is TO GIVE Notice THAT ON THE
L thirfy.hrst day of January, A D. 1868, WAR.
RAM IN BANKRUPTCY WAS Issued against the
estate of EDWARD U. ROACH, of New Orleans,
parish Of Orleans and State OF Louisiana, who
was adjudged q bankrupt his own petition
that the payment of any debts aud de-
livery OF any property beiof gng to such bank.
rupt to him for his use and tho transfer of any
property By him. arc forbiddsnsby law; that meet,
ing of tine creditors of the said bankrupt. TO prove
their dshts and to choose one or more aseigneea Of
his estate. will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy 70
be holden at the Cuetomhouse building, in tha
city of New Orleans, Louisiana, before o 8. KEEL
logg, Register, on the second day Of March, A. D.
1865, at 10 O'Clock A. a.
No. ss2-fe42s Dsstriesof LsaisisnA.
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ESTATE or DANIEL WISE.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFPICE,
DstrNt Of Louisiana ,
New Orleans, February 3. Ices.
THIS Is TO GIVE EoTTOE THAT ON THE
y thirty iEst :, Dag ;, q z may A. D. lsas; q
the estate of DAVID WISE of the pRr sh Of fen.
sas and state of Louisiana, who was adiudged
a bankrupt his own petition; that the
payment Of any debts and delivery Of soy prop
eIty belonging to sucn bankrupt, 90 him for his
and the transfer OF any property By him. sre for
hidden by laws that nesting of he creditors Of the
sad bankrupt, 10 prove their debts and to choose
assignees of his estate, will be held at
Court of Bankruptcy to be holden at Customhouse
building, in the city of New Orleans, Louisiana. be-
fore c. i. KELLOGG Register on the I'd day Of
March, A. D. 1865, at 10 O'clock A. NJ
FL. HEBRON,
U. s. Marshal, District Of Louisiana.
No. asl-faA %
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SALES OF RIAL ESTATE
BY c. E. GIRARDEY d CO.,
Arcr1ozzEas, orrscs II EXCHANGE rt.cs
Auction sales at the

MERUHAhHc' AUDE1ONEEkS' EACEASGE,
On ROYAL Street.
February s-sucesssien of Herman Dieters q
twostory Frame House on First. between Dryades
and St. Denis streets.
February Is - uceession Of Lucy Kelly, three two
story Frame Dwellings, on Dryades, between Triton
Walk and CalIiope streets.
Fe raRrg 25.-HeiEs of Delogny and Livaudais vs..
the Cits Of Now Orleans; One hundred and seven
batture lots on New Leyee Front and Water Streets
Race, Orange, Richard. Market, and St james
strests.
February 2a-SuccsSsion Mrs. L. German: A
Double Cottage and two lots corner OF Orange and
Annunoiation streets, facing Annunciation Square.
Succession D. and r. keenan,: Pew No 81 in It.
PAtriok's Church, and large lot on st. Andrew. be
tween Apollo and Baechas streets Succession
Lewis Kraii: Three story Brick Store, corner Of
TehoupitouIas and st. Joseph streets.
For particulars see plans at che Exchange. jas
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AUCTION SALES.


PRREMPTORY
-@ND-
EXTENSIVE SALE OF A LARGE sTook
-oF-
Assorted sad Staple Dry Goods.
DOMESTIC AHp npozrED-
By erder Of the Assignses,
In the Bankruptcy of Msssrs. Loeb, Simon & ve.
--ooSFRpHe-
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
Bought for the Wholesale Trade of this City.
AND
InvOiesd at an or sinal cost of
UPWARD OF s7QOOs,
Being one OF the largest attractions OF Its kind ever
offered u this market.
SURRENDERED AND TO BE SOLD WITHOUT
ANY RESERVATION WHATEVER
For the benefit of their Creditors.
BY o. e. GIRARDEY co,
Office No. II Exchange place.
rrrrEsDAv. THE 18TH FEBRUARY, 1853,
L COMMENCING at y ocock A. III, and
until the entire stock Is dis disposed Of, viii be
bidder, by Ter Of the Assgnees N the Bankruptcy
my (SIIODS. FlXTURES, etc surrepdersS for
the henek Of their creditors, contained r. the ar
story rom store No. &c Canal, between Camp md
TEe stock Comprises a large and welI-selected As
sortmsnt of domestic and imported staple DRY
GOODS carefully selected for the wholesale trade Of
this citT and consisting in part as follows:
Bleached and Brown OOrTONS
SHEETTNGsH, SHIFTING, and PILLOW CASING
Fancy and staple PRINTS,
Of great variety, and OF the most popular styles and
manufactures
STRIPES, OHEQKs, TIoKIN vs., and DENNIS,
OF The beet quality; and ths most desirable colorE-
and OsNABURGS,
extra heavy, and suitable for plantation use
Irish Linens and Linen Damaski toweling; Pop
Inns; Merinos. French and English; Brilhants and
Tape Check Cloths, Doeskin and Cashmere; Twill,
Plsin, and Canton FlAnnels; DelSnss and Dash,
meres: Opera Flanmels Tar ans; Euglish German n.
Cotton and Wooden Hosiery; Madras, Cotton, LintW
Oambrie, aud Silk Hanakerohiefs; Quhts; TO~,
els; Thread; WOODEN, Cotton and Silk Undershirts
and Drawers; BalmoFal Skirts; Table Covers; Tape;
Cloves Thread; Spool Cotton; Hooks and Eyes;
BaFs, large assortment.
Tyeunese and Italian CLOTHS; GinghAms; Barekes
and a large variety Of Brown Irish Linens; Turkish
DesoriDtiTe catalogues OF the entire stock will be
ready on the Itch instant for distribution The stock
is difficult 70 enumerate by advertisement the i'm
nnense number OF articles offered in this attraction
which ia we'll worthy the attention Of the entire dry
goods trade
Cash, in U. s. Treasury notes
By order of the Assignee. fe4
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ESTATE OF NATHANIEL ID. WET.
MORE.

UsFTED STATES MARsHAL's OgFTcE,
District of Louisiana,
New Orleans, February 3, 1853.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
Il Sd day of February, A. ID 1865 WARRANT
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the sstate OF
NATHANIEL ID. WEfMORE, of the parish Of
nt Mary and state OF Louisiana, who was
adjudgea a bankrupt on his own petition that
the payment of any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging to such bankrupt, to him
or fer his use, and the transfer of any prop
erty by him, are fOrbidden by Law; that a
meeting of the crsdtors OF the said bankrupt TO
prove their debts and to choose or more assg-
nees Of his estate. will be held at Court of Bank
rnptey to be holden at the Customhous8 building,
in the city OF ew Orleans Louisiaua, before John
Deane, Register, on the ash day of March A. D.
1868, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ
j. j. HEBRON. U. s. Marshal,
Ne. 2s3-fe4 maj District Of louisiana.
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POLITTOAL NOTICES.

Firss W@r@ Radical Ikepubltean elub
will meet On TUESDAY, February 4, at POlymnia
Hall corner st. Charles and Polyznnia streats
Judge Simeon Belden and Hon. George b. Wick
Ii6e will address the club.
JOHN L. BROWN,
fe2A Secretary
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Marine Intelligence.
OT,RARHD YBETHRDAY,

oFFIgE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Tuesday. February 4, 1858
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0. s. MARSHAL,S SALES.

u sted States vE.I hart y.SIx Boxes Cigars
married. ~ Progreseo; Thirty-Six boxes Cigars
mnrkBd La Barcelona Fifteen boxes Cigars
marks5 MediE Regalia.
IN THE UNITED STATESDISTRICT COURT,
foT the District Of Louisiana No. es6T.-hy vir-
tue Of writ Of yendtioni exponas to me directed
2 the above entitled SUIT, will proceed TO sell 70
the highest bidder, on FRIDAY, the fth day Of
February 1853 e. twelve (l2l O'Clock H. at entrance
TO Guseomhouse building, on Old Levee street
Eighty seven boxes CIGARS, more or less
ri ferms-Ussh, at time Of adjudication in United
States Treasury notes.
United StAtes MarshaIs Office, New Orleans
twenty seventh day Of Jsnuary 1865.
No. 36s-ia2a 81 fe a
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AUCTION SALES,
S@1-sEoosD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS,

THE HEIRS OF LIvAUDAis VS.. THE CITY
or NEW ORLEANS EFT ALs-vo. arg
SECOND DISTRICT COURT on NEW Or
LEANS Z
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ARRTVED YBsTERDAY.

Steamship George Cromwell, Vail, from
New York 25th ultimo, TO A MOulton--
I'd district
TEAMD0ATS.
Victory, Dalferes, from Lockpert.
Caroline Bateman, from Shreveport.
j M sharp, Dugas, from Lockport.
Golden Era, Smith, from St Martinsville.
Louise, Hopkins, from MObiie-P RR.
Sarah, Deering, from Mobile-Eew Basin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-04

N THE MATTHR OF AUGENE Z. SHELTON.
Individually, and as N mber Of tho Firm Of
Rioksg. shelton Co., Bankrupt. .
WHEREAS EUGENE L. SHELTON, INDIVID-
w usllyl and as a member of the hrm Of Hickey.
she ton Co., of New Orleans and district afore-
SAID, duly declared bankrupt undar the act Of
Congress of March 2, 1857 has this day filed in said
Oourt petition praying for discharge and ceriih-
eats thereof from all mis- debts and other elsims
prOvabie under said act
hetisO is therefore given TO all creditors who have
proved their debts, and to ell other persons in in
tarsst, that the I'd day Of March, is69 at u
A NJ, Is assigned for the hearing of the same and
that they may then and there attend and show
cause, IL any they have, why the prayer of the said
petition should not be granted.
clerks Once, New Orleans, February ]. 1868,
X. LOEW,
fe4 l5% Deputy Clerk,
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OFFICIAL NOTICES--OITY.


STREET CoMaussToNEa's OFFIcx,
Room No. City Hall !
New Orleans. February g. 1858
WAS BROUGHT TO THE SECOND DIS
w triot Pound, corner of vrleans ana Claiborne
One Bay PONY twelve hands high, white star ON
the fOFeheed.
Which. ii not claimed within Eve days. and the
expenses thereon paid will be sold at public suction
at esid Pound, on SATUhDAS, February 8, 1863,
at Il O'Clock ~ WILLIAM BAKER,.
Street Commissioner.
s. G. BRoWER, Deputy Controller. fe4 st
STREET CoMAfIssIoYERs OFFICE,
Room No. 20 ty Hail.
New Orleans February 2, 1863.
WAS BROUGHT TO THE FIRST DIS.
w trict Pound, corner Of Lafayette and Locust
streets Us estray-
one Bay HoKSE, about fifteen hands high, with
Which. IL not claimed within five days and the ex
psnses thereon paid will DO sold at public suction at
said Pound, on THURSDAY, February 9, 1858, at II
O'Clock NJ. WILLIAM BAKER
street Commissioner.
R. M0DoKNB1.r- for Controller feast
STREET COMMISSIONER OFFIcE,
No. City Hail !
New Orleans February 2, 1868.
XNERE BROUGH TO THE FIRST DISTRICT
w Pound corner Of Lafayette and Losust streets,
~ estrRys-
I've GOATS Of different colors
Which, # not claimed within three days and the
expenses thereon paid will bs sold vt pub 10 auction
at said Pound. on TUESDAY, February 4. 1853,
at II o clock M VIM BAKER,
Street Commissioner
r, MCDONNELL, for Controller. fe2 81
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UNITED STATES DEsrRTOr COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA

DISTRICT or LOUISIANA.
Hm BankruRtey-No. y.
IN THE NATTER or W. r. BARFLEY,
Bankrupt
UTHEREAS W, 4. hartley, OF THE CITY
Wv of New Orleans and district aforesaid, duly Dc
elared Bankrupt under the act ~ Congress OF
March q 1861 has this day fled in said court nett
tiou praying for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims provabe under
sad act
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who hRvo
proved their debts and to al otnar persons in in.
te1est, that Ihs I'd day Of hiRrch. 1888 at II A.
H., is assigned for the hearing of the same, and
that they may thep and there attend and Show
cause il any they hove, Why the prayer OF the sal
petition should not DO granted
Clerks Office, New OEleans January q, 1888:
X. LOhW,
jAq0 fsll-s4 naruiy Ciars
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Ia the United STATES Caremst Coure for
the hifth Circuit and District Of Ilouis,Ans-,Jos.
SwageT, peintin, (F. Van Benthuysen d co.
transferreeS to all the rights of plaintiff va Mrs.
Nirginie Laeoste, widow, eto.--No. 1855 alias
f. fa.-ChArles A Laooste, plaintiff tB. Van Ken
thuysen Co., tranEferress to all the rigtts Of
plaintiff, Va. Mrs. Virginie Laeoste widow, etc.
No. 375S &. IA.
QY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE TWO WRTTS
u issued BY the honorable the United States Cir
cult Court for the Fifth Judicial Circuit and District
OF Louis ana. in the above entitled suits and re-
csiyed by me on the 18th Of December, 1867 have
seized and viii offer for sale, on y aTURDAY, the
$40 day OF February, 1861 as II o'clock A M at the
door OF thu Courthouse, in the PARISH OF Points
viz:
A CERTAIN SUGAR PLANTATION. situated
in the parish of Poiute Coupee, Louisiana, and
fronting On False river having Is arpepts front by
el arpents in depth, containing about 1900 slnRr-
hciGl acres, together with al the buildings and i'm.
pr0vements thereon, to wit
One Dwellinghouse Kitchen and Onthouses the
remains Of brick suRarhOuse. and los of zachin-
cry, damaged By fire, also enc steam Saw Mil, le
Negro Cabins Corn Crib. Stable, pbows. 2 sets
OF Harness, Harrews
Seizsds as above stated, to satisfy PLAINTIFF CLAIMS
with interest and costs es Per judgments.
Terms OF sale ash, in United states Treasury
notes. and coss of deed and revenue stamps at ex
pence Of purchaser.
January g. 1853. +. J. ARRRQH, q. & Marshal.
No siS-jss IL IL 2sfel 3 - ~
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UNTTED STATES DTsrRIcr o0UR 4.
UNITED . E@ANES WEa I E9GC z co g Is a
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
Eu BankrupteT-NO. as,
IN THE MATTER OF HENRY SHEPHERD. JR.


XNYHEREAS HENRY SHEPHERD, ia, OF
w the city Of New Orleans and DISTRICT aforesaid,
duly declared Bankrupt under thu act congress Of
p t;sion praying for u disehai 80 and certificate
thereof from all MS debts and otner claims progable
under said act
NOTICE is therefore given to all creditors vito have
proved their debts and to oil other persons in inter
est that the 10Th day OF February 1853, at II A H.
is assigned for the hearing Of the same, ana that
they may then and there attend and show cause, II
any they have, why the prayer Of the said petition
sh0ald not be granted.
Clerk Office. NeR Orleans, January % 1868.
iaga feIl2l nepntr ulsrk.
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In BANKRUPTCY.

UNITED STATES DEsTRKC T oOURT
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DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
I'm BankruPGey-NO. So.
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-16

There vas M serious disturbance duriag
the meeting on Saturday. exespsia the Soust-
err part Of to-a, IA the neighboehood Of the
liquor saloons, where shouts fvr JED Davis,
aud ,aauss and jssrs ,heo~a cat towards Un-
ION bsys,s rsssI,ed IN some OF the offenders
coming to grief aud . fe~ innocent persons
accidentally receiving slight wounds. After
the meeting adiournsd Al night, some Demo
crass took /, into heir heads TO have revenge
by shro~iug stones, which ratified quite extern
sisely Ia the neighborhood Of Republican
houses on Main Burgess Street, breaking ~iu-
dovs and shutters, and striking lady On the
bad. dszsing the blood. but not seriously 10
jaripg her. + ttf -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-16
Fairfield Items.

Ma BlseHAs.- viii try to give you few
items Of news from the quiet village of Fair
field The reason say it Is QUIET, the Hotel
has changed hands and the WHISKY trade is
dried up at the corner. DR.. Ferguson has la
ken possession Of the Grant House gain. aud
is ref,ting ia, and is prepared to make the
weary traveller feel at home If be stops at the
Grant House. tss s.a
6Ithoughs, when commenced writing. I
would say something about the political ex-
citemsnt here, bar / do not know where to
commence. as both parties are working with
q. determination. 10 vin-. Last Friday evening
We bad fine speech from I. B. Adams Eco.
and the Grant Boys ilIuminAied the town with
aiorchlighs procession. On Saturday there
was some rivalry between the Democrats and
Republicans in raising q crowd to start to
Liberty and Brookville. Bas the Republicans
had about three Il mes as many in procession
when they started 10 BrookylIs. aud the Dem.
ocrass had TO 90 to Liberty. <t 81, s +.
.a1a5 Yours. &c, Elk
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-16
Psrsonai.

Among those who took - active part 10
getting up ths demonstration on Saturday,
special mention should be made Of Mesrrs
sso n Farqshar. W. 8. Baker, Il. II. Swif',
r. NJ. s,oae. Ed. speer. Jno. c. Barton, Jacob
Masters, and several Others that nigh, be
named, Who not only literally contributed
their money, bat DID all else they could 10
make Il the grand success shich II proved TO
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-16

We learn that the ssv n, 4. Church 10
Fairfield viii be dedicated on tie zs,h Of this
month, being Sabbath after next. This is one
Of the seares, saa mos, comnodioss horsee
q worship ia Frsuklir Coua,y, and is credit
20 the soeiety and comnuniiy. I, is true that
every such tsiIding no, only gives stability to
Christian morals bat enhances the value OF
surrounding properly Either Dr. Eddy Of
Cbicsgo. or DIR bowman, President Of Ipdi-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-16

The Republican 81 BfookviIls deserve much
credit Zoe the very handsome manner 10 ~h'ch
they decorated aud illuminated their residsn-
css on sa,a rdsy and Al night Il would not
be strictly courteous 20 spscify individaais
where ell did 90 we'll. Arches, wrsa'hs, gar
lands, portraits, boqusss, notices. 40, &c ,
we're profsssiy aud elegantly displayed IN sv'
cry portion Of the town where Republicans re-
side; and as The procession, both 10 daytime
ADD II nigh, moved pas, these pa,rio, resi-.
dsacss. numerous we're the shouts that greeted
Tee ears Of The dwellers therein. i,s
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-16
Died.


While on visit to Cincinnati. Woodson Orr.
son Of Dr. J. p. and Lizzie P. Orr, aged 3
years aud 6 months
For year our Woody had looked forward
TO this visit TO Grandpa as the event OF his
life. He hardly rested from the journey be-
fore he sickened and in a week died To
those who knew his angel tread aud lovely
form, his love of Sunday School and home;
who saw his meek aud earnest little face, so
constantly at church, or were char med by his
manly little spiril-we need not praise him.
Home, its pets, it's comforts and its Joys were
all the world TO him, aud he was half the world
to us. He died as be lived-loving bis home,
and calling to his side the dear ones that
shared that love with him. How sad to see
him die, aud then 20 back aud gather mp his
little garments aud precious plsyihinzs that
he loved so dearly and bury them in our hearts
With the memory of his loneliness.
Go to thy rest, fair child
Go to thy dreamless bod,
While yet 50 gentle, indebted,
With blessings on thy head.
Fresh roses in thy hand,
Buds on thy pillow laid,
Haste from this dark and fearful land,
Where flowers so quickly fade.
Because thy smile was fair.
Thy lips and eye 50 bright;
Because thy loving cradle care
Was such dear delight, ris
Shall love. with weak embrace,
Thy upward wing detain?
No, gentle angel, seek thy place
Amid the cherub train.