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COOKS SUGAR EVAPORATION
Firsi I.emiam q f'orty Siaie Iair.,
Is.ooo IL USE, ALL FULLY wARRAxTEn

COOKS ENAPORATOR is simple. yet scirl
tihc Ia It's construction. II consists IN IA cyal.
Grating pan ol sheet metal, copper or galvanis
cd iron, placed on rockers with wooded sids.
aud 50 divided by ledgcs AZ 10 form u con'in
uous tranversc channel over heated and cas!
Ing surface vi from 20 to l?5 feet.
.. estimated that q, ,uOO, 900 gallonsof sygul.
have been manufactured on the abovr Evslr'
rator IN the past season. We also have rian
tation Pars. adapted 10 q brick arch. Circuiai
aud Pamphlets with full description aud I.ri,,
list. sent to all applicants
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BUILDING MATERIALS!
BUILDING MATERIALS!

TNHE ATTENTION or BUILDERS, CAR.
l. PENTERs. CONTRACTORS and all 9TH.
ers Interested ia the purchase OF
BUiLDiNG M THRIALH!
!. invited &" our NEW AND LARGE STOCK
Of well seasoned and well finished work. con.
sisting of
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lOLp TOWN CHINA HALL'
| III
! would call the attention Of my Country
friends aud customers 10 the new stock ofCHi
Ma, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE. for sale 81
THE LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
The following are some OF the articles which
may be always had OF EVERY QUALITY
SIZE AND STYLE:
Bar Tumblers, Vegetable Dishes.
Ale do. Pitchers,
Table do. Chambers,
Goblcts. Basins and Pitchers.
Wine Glasses. Soup Tureens.
Decanter Pickle Dishes,
Molasses Cans. Dinner Knives a Forks
Preserve Dishes. Tea do 10
Bowls, Carving a." Do
Butter Dishes. Tea Trays,
Candy Jars, Walters,
Caster Bottles. Steeis,
Tea Sets. Tea SPOONS.
Dinner Sets. Table do
Toilet do Basting sIo"ns.
Plates, Casters,
Cup, and Saursrs. Pocket Knives,
Meat Dishes, Tea aud Coffee Pots. Ar
ALSO,
STONE IND EARTHEN WARE,
At FACTORY PRICES.
kW fufttcufoF 0fffNtt0n Qtrfa 10 parking
Goods 10 90 oHt Of the city.
JOHN v. woNDERLY,
no Gay 81. near Front. Bal,o Md
April %. iss7.-iy.
r. H. ooRsUcH,
Successor to Jehu 0orsuch,
corpsI Of Gay and Front sts.. Baltimore Nd.
nEALEnN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
III Al received his Spring and~=Ss
llSnnmer supply Of goods, con
sisting n part ofknivesandF Forks, p
Pocket Knives. Table and Tea Spoons Hollow
Ware, Wagon Boxes, Horse Shoes and Nails
Nail Rolls, Carpenter Tools, Axes, Locks,
Hinges, screws, Bolts. shovels, Forks, Picks,
Matteeks, ,castand Blister Steel. Trace, Halter
aud Cow chains. Counter Scales. Safety Fuse,
wOObcocK's FLOWS AND CASTINGS;
Also. Stewards wedge-p pattern AXES, war
ranted ell Of which he offers wholesale aud
retail At his usual Low prices.
5eo-In addition ~ my stock of Hardware.
hsve added q 6ne assortment or WOODEN.
WARE. such a. Tubs. Buckets. Measures, Bss.
keis. Brocms, Wash Boards. Batter Prints. Ac..
4c., which department 10 in charge Of n. II.
GORsUCH. who IL always happy 20 wait upon
al customers who a vor him with their custom.
Please call and examine his stock before pnr.
ehAsidr elsewhere. Aug. 10. issI.-iy.
PLOUGH CASTINGS
PLOUGH CASTINGS ~
NzsS .
NnE attention of Farmers aud Merchants
II 10 iavited Ia hay FULL AND COMPLETE
STOCK, embracing all the various sizes of the
WfLEY, WOODcOcK.
SAfTH, ATWOOD,
MINOR A. Nd NORTON,
WISCONSIN. aud other kinds, all of which
will he cold low BY the single piece or ton.
4eg-Also, good assortment of PLOUGIIs,
Al less than regular prices. al No. i4a North
0sy Street, Baltimore.
HENRY WILCOX.
Feb. ID, . s7.-Iy.
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T. WHITMAN & SONS.
Nos. ~ and "a s. Calvert st..

.ALTtNOHE, Nh,
YINUFI CTUREHS or
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS a
MACHINERY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
SEEDS. FERTILIZERS 4 AGRICULTURAL
HARDWARE.
NOUTHERy .iGENTS FOR
Buckeye" Moving and Reaping Machines.
Wagner Celebrated Grain 4 Guano Drills.
american" Sugar Mills and Evaporators.
The "Swaepstakes" Threshers and Cleaners
Grants Grain Cradles.
The celebrated Maryland Wheel Horse
Rakes.
Montgomery Rockaway Wheat Fans.
The "kcystone" Cider Mill.
Hutchinson's Family Wine aud Cider Mills.
aud general stock Of Implements aud Machi.
merry. embracing nearly every variety in use.
The a0ove Machines have all OF the latest
improvements. and are confidently rrcotnmsn.
ded as the beet u the kind in the country.
Repairing y'aTts Of any Of Ge atOre Machinery
Furnished. aud Maciines Repairsd
at SHORT NOTICE.
We have ia store "a large aud carefully select
ed stock Of Garden. Field aud Flower Seeds
which we confidently recommend rs fresh and
genuine. Send for one Of our Seed Catalogues,
giving practical directions for planting al va.
rieiies Of Seeds.
Ed-Garden aud Flower Seeds forwarded BY
Mail. March .. Isss.-Iv
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TIE MARYLAND
CANE STRIPPER AND TOPPER

IaftHtef trtober 10, IsG5.
frirr complete. Sij. send for CirruIara
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Fhrfnors, Look TO Your Interest
TIHE ~ MONEY
BUTTgR ~ SHEET .
Butter an 1de In . Go . minute. trem
sweet Cream.
The Diamond Churn
'U.tLLENGEN THE WORLD,

'UtLLENGEN IHE WORLD!
III ANlN6 purchased the right Of tlanuiac.
IL turing the above celebrated Cl urn, the
undersigned are how prepared 20 furnish them
st til" shortest notice. Among the many al
vantage. may b~ named the following;
ist. The Diamond churns sweet Cream.
2d. III" Diamond separates the Butter from
the cream. aud leaves the milk sweet. 81 every
farmer eau feed his st"rk an sweet milk instead
oi sour.
Sd. The Diamond makes Butter in from two
t0 four minutes.
9Th. The Diamond makes half pound more
Butter 10 the gallon of cream than any other
churn nov IN use.
Sth The Diamond CIUrn is cheap aud dur.
able.
9Th The Diamond Churn works the Butter.
tit Is a self WORKER NO milk left in the Butter
7ih. The Butter will keep sweet longer than
that made by any other Ch,irn now in use.
.Fts-All orders address Ia the Manufacturers,
KILGORE. HARDEsTY a SCH .EPFER.
No. ~ n. Gay Street, Baltimore.
March q igc-
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baltimore advertisements.
Here Is a Machine for the Farmer.
GEISER'S PATENT

fa'@ess, LOok at Ms Great .idrantage in L,e.A.
ing GraiH tvih
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Also. general assortment ni
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEM ENTs.

comprising the crirbra%ed
TORNADO THREsHER 4 CLEANER.
with Carey Horse Power.
Wheat Fans, Hay Presses.
Straw Cutters, Corn sbeller.
Plows. HsrrOws. Plow Castings. Ge.. A..
r. For any Of the above articles call nn 81.
address. JOHN NJ. GRIFFITH A CO..
40 y. Paea ST., Balto.. Md
Aug. 3I.-tS30.
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(tANFlELD. BROS. L CO.,
229 BALTIMOR ST.
CORNER OF CHARLES,
--HAT TE 4 FINE STOCK OF
Gold Watches for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Silver Hunting Case Watches Of all kinds.
Gold Chatelain Vest aud Guard Chains.
Diamond Earrings. Pins, Bracelets RinRs.
Rich suits Of Jcwelry Of new styles.
Bracelets. Necklaces. Earrings and Pins Of
great variety.
Pearl. Carbuncle. Seal and other RinRs.
Silver Spoons. Forks, Ladies'. Butter knivss,
Ac., 4c.
Silver Pitchers. Goblets. Cups, Salts, Ae.
Fancy Silver Goods of new styles.
Plated Tea and Coffee sets Of late patterns.
.Castors. Baskets. lee Pitchers aud Cups,
Plated or Alabata Forks anil Spoons Of best
quality.
Table aud Pocket Cutlery, Scissors a Razor,.
Watches carefully repaired.
Fans. Opera Glasses. Portmonaies; beautiful
Paris Gilt aud Porcelain Vases; beautiful Par
u Card Receivers and other articles; Prout's
Hair and Tooth Brushes Fine Marble and
hronEed Paris ciocks; Bronzed Figures aud
Ornament.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING :!

Ilmss' lsepi. I.-6m.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING.!
THE undersigned. thankful TO his old Gus.
tomers, desires . continuation Of their patron
age, aud would say. most respectfully. to the
community generally. that he keeps on hand
an assortment Of
CLOTHS,
cAssIMERs.
vEsTISGs. Ac..
~ suit the seasons, at his
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
No. 50 West Faystte st.,
which be will make up to order in the most ap.
proved style. Past experience induces the 10
say that can give you as good lit, and as
much for the monsy,M any in the trade. u
you viii take the trouble 10 compare prices.
an SURE you will give me trial.
2B-Persons furnishing their own goods eau
have them trimmed in good style.
L. D. TAYLOR,
No. s. Fsyettes bet. Calvert North.
one-haf square East from Barnum's Hotel.
Aug. ~, Iss7.-6m.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
GNDERsHIRTs a DRAWERS.
HOSIERY, COLLARS, GLOVES.
HEcKTIES, HDK'FS, sUsPHNDERs.
A full assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
al the ueslTablc styles oi
PAPER COLLARS AND CUFFS.
LINEN BOSOM
y III I II Il $,
READY MADE AND MADE To ORDER
WEBsTER's FACTORY,
~ ". EUTA W ST.. NEAR FRANKLIN.
Oct. 3e, ises.-iy. BALIrNoRE.
GEO. 9. BOYD q co.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Avn DEALERS ~
MEMS AND BOYS
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS
&C. 1C..
80 WEST BALTIMORE STREET.
BALTIMORE. Nd.
Nay 10. lss..-iy.
John w. RICHARDsON 4 CO.,
4
No. IL N. Gay st.,
ADJOINING CHRIST CHURCH.
BALTIMORE, ND.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER
IN THE BEST STYLE.
<s-MajOr ROBERT HALL. Gutter.
cALL AND SEE.
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THE CONQUEROR
Grain, Seed and Guano Drill.
Price complete, ai60. 0.0a.
BICKFORD A HUFFMAN

.ibe Grain Drill. $50; with Guam" Attach
I.snt. st:e. Tube do. Ss5: with Guam" ~
tsehDcnt. sIsO. Tube do, 500: Grass Seed
Sower Extra. tI0.
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Tingley's Improved Churn.
Rateatod ArgH1 %. is6s.
FOR COSvHYTENcE. DURABILITY ANr
CliEAPNEss,
IT rs UHSURI.A .SSED.
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MILITARY GOODS

Swords aud Belts for Army and Navy. sash.
es, spurs, Buttons. Lace, Cord, Navy Lace
Caps. siars aud EnbroiJeries. Army Embroi.
deri"s Of all kinds. chevrons. Bindings, Cloth
ac. Field Glasses. Pistols aud Cartridges.
March 81, IsG5.-ly.
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A No. ! Peruvian Guan".
Coulson's Raw Bone Phosphate.
Woolson's Bone Phosphate.
Rhodss Phosphate.
Turner'S Excelsior.
Mhiielock's Superphosphair.
Moro Phillip Phosphate.
Bone bust.
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wAGoXER's

Plain brill tsS. With Guano Attachment t.nn.
Spring and Grass Seed Sewer SIls
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wM. =. sHEALEY. AaESr.
Jan. %. ls6s.-iy. Towsonlown, Md.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-22
u AMUREMENTs.
Varieties Theatre.

varieties Theatre.
This evening the comedy of the knights
Of the Round Table" will be again present
ed at the Varieties. The cast is very ap-
propriate, and the best talent of the COM
pany will be brought into requisition to
depict the various characters correctly.
The play ought to draw good houses, and
it would If the political campaign was at
an end.
Academy of Music.
The "Three O'Clock Train" delineated
by Charley Pettingill and Leon De
Berger, is an amusing representa-
ton, which convulses the audience
with laughter. The star of the Academy
is the talented Mile Augusta Sohlke in the
Hungarian polka. Dave Hawley in the
aerial trapeze exhibits degree OF science
in that peculiar line seldom witno ecd.
Mile Bertha is the airy OF the ballet.
Mi Evel3 in the Spanish dance is much
admired. The album of living pictures
personated by Billy Pestor is prominent
feature in the evenings entert Iinmen;7.
Though portion of the audience indulge
in the harmless pleasantly Of Kissing the
personation of General Grant, yet he will
be the next President notwithstanding this
exhibition of petty spite. The "Quiet
Family is laughable comedy at the bot
tom of the programme.
Olympic Varieties
One of the hes performances of that ma
ture ever witnessed in the city is the class
ical groupings OF the flexible and agile
pupils of Mile Lopez. The songs of
Amelia Garcia, the beautiful, elicit ap-
plause. Miss Henriette's "Silver Tap Jign
and Miss Lloyd's ,"pas de fascination are
warmly applauded.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-22
JOURNAL OF THE House.
Ninety-Seventh Days Session.
EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
MONDAY, October 10, 1868.
The House met pursuant to adjournment,
Speaker Lowell in the chair.
The roll being called fifty-one members
answered to their Names ..-...
Speaker Lowell, Alexander, Bennett,
Buckingham, Belot, Brewster, Burrel, Carr,
| Cuny, Crawford, Deslonde, Devices, Du-
fresno, Demarest, Evans, Faulkner. Gui-
Comet, Gray, Guidrv, Hill, Haskell, Hanlon,
| Holland, Hall, Heidenhaiu, lie Blanc,
Leroy, McCullen. McVean, Iurrel, Melvin,
Morey, Morand, Pearce, Pratt, Pierce, Pres
cott Raymond, Reese, Sterrett, Simms.
Taylor, Tureaud, Umphreys, Walsh, Wash.
ington, Wren, Wilson, VIM. G. Williams, II.
Williams, Zoelly-5l.
| House bill No. 222 (revenue billy, recon.
mended by the committee of the whole, was
taken up.
| The amendments of the committee were
adopted, and the bill as amended Passed
its third reading, and on the final
passage Messrs. Pratt and Bennett called
for the yeas and nays, resulting as follows:
Yeas; Alexander, Brewster, Burreu. Carr
Cuny, Crawford, Deslonde, Devices, Du-
fresno, Demarest, Evans, Faulkner, Guigo-
net, Gray, Guidry, Hill, Holland, Hail, lie
B'anc, Leroy, McMillen, McVean, Murrell
Melvin, Morey, Morand, Pearce, Raymond
Reese, sterrett, Simms, Taylor, Tnreaud,
umphreys, Walsh, Washington, Wren, Viii.
liam G. Williamson.
Nays: Bennett, Buckingham, Belot, Eager,
Haskell, Hanlon, McCuilen, Pratt, Pierce,
Prescott, Wilson, Waters, Zoelly-l3.
The bill passed finally and ordered to be
sent to the Senate for concurrence.
House bill No. 277, an act to provide for
survey of Bayou Manchac, also reported and
recommended by the Committee Of the
Whole, was taken up.
Passed its third reading.
On the final passage Messrs. Pratt and Be-
lot called for the yeas and nays, resulting
as follows:
Yeas: Alexander. Buckingham, Barbee
Cuny, Crawford, Deslonde, Devices, Du-
fresno, Demarest Evans, Faulkner, Guigo.
net, Gray, Guidry, Hill, Haskell, Holland
Heidenhain, Kent, lie Blanc. Leroy, Nc
| Cullen, McAiillen, McYean, Melvin. Morey
Morand, May, Pearce, Pierce, Reese, Ster.
Tett, Simms, Taylor, Tureaud, Umphreys,
Walsh, Washington, Wren, Wilson, William
| G. Williams, Zoelly-42.
Nays; Bennett, Belot, Curell, Eager, Han
lon, Hall, Murrell, Pratt. Prescott RAY.
mond, Waterfall.
The bill finally passed and ordered to be
semitic the Senate for concurrence.
Mr.. Kent, of st. Helena, called up Senate
bill No. 247, an act to authorize the com
pilation Of new and official map Of the
State.
Passed IL third reading, final passage and
ordered 10 be sent 70 the Senate fnr concur
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-22
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ST
ineresa street, between st. Thomas and Tchoup.
ana -~P- e'NSAA A'S'

lheresa street, between st. Thomas and Tchoup.
ltoulas streets-Successon of Joseph Stel-No
323O3 -''
g. DE FERRET, OFFICE NO "a BIFN.
y yllls SYSTEMATICALLY, November 4 Isss
~ az noon; at the Northumberland Auctioneers Ex,
streets Will be sold by public auction by yIftue Of
an order from the Hon. l.. DuyiRueand ,Jud0e nj
le Seconu district Court Of the parish Of ORLEANS
pSo1erv ~ lses the following described
ACbhTAlN LOT OF GROUND with the build-
pgs anu improvements thereon sit late in the First
TSrct o. TINS city in the square bounded by
Theresa Streets measuring 26 feet inches two nas
front on 81 Theresa street. one hundred and one
lg9I steven incnes and seven lines in depth on the
siue CoWAIu 81 Thomas street. ninety.seven feet
s1 inches in depth the other side and front on
alley twenty feet wide opening en- ST Thomas strsat
hnu running parallel with Tchoupitoulas street. and
on the rear line ga 0 IA "iu'u
The buildings and improvements comurise.
Two story brick house covered with States
cohtAihlhg below large room used as backsmith's
shoR and IN the second story, hail. four rooms and
gallery, IN the attic large room
z twostory brick building ia the ward contain
ing one room in each story
rooms, with fire places i
q large shed covering the ward tUo c;staxrs
pTivies etc. SN' WV S'S'0iHS
Terms-One-hslf cash and the balance on A crsdit
OF one ear payable in three mortgage notes Of the
t ae a t eaen and bearing eight per cent in
mortgage and vendors lien; the buildings 10 he
kept insured and the policy transferred u the en- ra
anu IN case OF suit this purchaser to pay five per
cent attorneys commissions on the amount recover
ed, the said commissions to be hkewlse seonTsd hv
mortgage so0uieu w
Act of sale, wit United States Internal Revenna
Stamps attaehed before A. j. Lewis Notary Public
at purchasers expense. N'
oct 10 IL - 81 MOI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-22
AUCTION SALES.
JUDICIAL SALEM THE MATTER OF IN. |
terdiction of Mrs. Gatharine Richards, No. |
81 2S6-Seeond Cistrict e,or.4

JUDICIAL SALEM THE MATTER OF IN.
terdiction of Mrs. Gatharins Richards No.
s22ss-Second district Court.
PY w. I. HODGsoN. ArCT1oNFFR-
~ Office No. q Commercial PiaceSOn WEDNES
DAY, October % 1866 at twelve O'Clock M At the
Canal and Custonhouse streets BY virus AND IN
pursuance OF an order of the Hon Louis Dnvioneand
leans dateo September Is, 1895 docket no. s2Ss n
ne matter OF the Introduction of Mrs. Oatharine
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the improvements
thereon situated in the Fourh District Of this cty
citation and Laurel Streets measuring 81 feat =,
Incn e and lines front on Philip street by depth
snd 'front.' on Annuneaton street of 10 feet between
pan by L. Reizenstein, architect, dated May "a 1858
TT a DOUBLE ONE STORY AND ATTIC FRAME
t, EiN;mnE sds HOUSE on Philip street, con
two rooms. two oisterns, etc, and in the
oNGsT6R%n FRA n9Fei soTrS street v Is
TOO aHo Kitchen, all in very good order and
This property is well located for dwellings or for
investment is adjacent to three lines Of INV - rail-
ISi ana convenient to good market, churches
r SNE tb hor OF GROUND, with the improve.
this city, in the square bounded by Annnnciation
Josephne, Laurel and St Anorew streets measuring
II inches in the rear by depth and front ~ J
phlne street OF no feet, American measure aonord
Der 2, 1865. ee" u0'eu Octo
The improvements on this lot consist of A ONE
STORY AND ATTIC FRAME COTTAGE Dwell
nnng containing three rooms in main building in
front and three the rear has cistern in the Yard
'front.' gallery, gas throughout etc., all fronting on
enumeration street. and in the rear fronting on
A., "A oNE-SToRY FRAME COTTAGE, containing
.hlee rooms and Kitcnen, Cistern, etc This
p operty is also elgbb located, and is worthy the
attention OF capitalists and others W
tEhMs AND CONDITIONS. - One-haH cash in
not .Se1 otates ireasury notes the remainder in
hh o.es at SIX and twelve months, equally divided
DeAIlhg eight per cent interest from date and se
oureu Cy special mortgage until final PAYMENT with
Judgment for the amount of the credit
payment The improvements to be kept insured to
the satisfaction OF the holder of the notes and The
policy to be transferred. $500 W
ACTS OF sale before James Y. Coffey notary public
az the expense of the purchasers incudinS tha
se2b oc3 l0l72427
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-22
Wm. @. Q. Claiborne vs.. Shephert
Michael Cuddy, and Eldridge Id

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH ol
- nAtd, No. b9l.-By virtue of a writ oii
sale to me directed by the honor 4ble M,
dicial Court, in and for the parish OF 81
the above entitled case, l will proceed tol
lie auction, at the Merchants and Aucti
change. Royal street, between Canal y
house streets, in the city OF New Orleanl
URDAY, the twenty. eighth day of Nov
At tive I've o'clock M., the following descr,
A SUGAR PLANTATION situated 4,
Of st. fernaTd on the Bayou aux B1ul
eight miles. from the river Mississippi
eighteen miles below the city Of OrleansI
as "Contreras Plantation" having q froD,
six arpents, seven toises and one foot m
sides Of said bayou, by depth OF fortyl
each side, together with all the rights,
terest to further depth on the Ieitl
bayou, extending between parallel IND
Bergne, and bounded on both sides OF n
property forms rly belonging to successIl
Jorda, and on the lower line by that
Verret.
Terms and Conditions-Oash on the sd
A. CHALAIRl
Parish st. Bernard, October 5, 1868.
ocl9 q nos 1927
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-22


PIONEER GRANT CLUB.--An enthusiastic
audience assembled at the rooms Of this
club last night. DR.. Terry led of and made
a short speech, which was received with
applause He was followed by the Rev.
Henry Grimes Mr.. Grimes spoke al
length, and made some heavy ticks at the
Democracy, which party, be said, had
caused all the trouble that had convulsed
the county for The last eight years. Elect
Grant and Colfax, said the speaker, and
peace will crown our country with pros
perity and happiness. General w. L. Nc
Millea followed, and gave q history of the
two parties now claiming the attention of
the country, from the seetnsion Of Mr.. Lin
coin 70 the Presidency up To the present
time, aud showed conclusively that there
was no hope except in the election of Grant
and Colfax. General L. A. Sheldon was
the next speaker, and be was listened to
with marked attention throughout his
speech.
Captain Sheridan made the concluding
and perhaps the most effective speech OF
the evening, notwithstanding be was some
what indispcsed. The Captain has happy
vein Of hnmor in him, which has telling
effect with an audience, and can raise Al
times to degree Of el0quence rarely at
tanned by other speakers. He is a Thorough
Union man, having served In the ARM
against the rebellion, aud is now working
with tine energy Of 4 true patriot for thu
elsction Of Grant and Collax. AT the close
OF Captain Sberidan's speech be was callet
upon 70 make few remarks by way 0
presenting iV6 beautiful Wfsaths prepared
Tor the Club BY Miss Mary Duncan and Mrs
Hannibal. The Captain did this IN hi
happiest and uo4f classic style. Mt. VIM
R.AzIler Responded on behalf Of the club
ard lhe meeting aaiourned amid the yeoii
eroun rlanditB aad good feelings Of al
pressnt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-22
Monetary and Commercial.
MONETARY.
OPTION OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, 4
THURSDAY. October %, p. NJ. 1859

THURSDAY. October %, ! p. M, 1853
The money market proper is unchanged.
Gold opened at E614(gl361a. against 1859 at New
York The Gales thus lar include $1,000 and 5000 at
1886; Sl700 and $1,000 at 1866 5000 A resale at 1885,
Sl010 at 1861 and $40 600 seller fifteen days at l3G
Nothing reporte ed in silver.
Foreign exchange is unsettled and rates are still
lower in consequence of further decline in gold at
New York sale Of 50,tOJ AL commercial francs
is reported at So. We have heard of no trAnsac.
l4sI.
The offerings of domestic exchange show a con.
siderable increase and with rather moderate de-
mand rates rule with declining tendency. The
banks still check on New Nosk at par and the sales
of commercial include $i5,0C0 and S25 900 New York
sight at "a Il cent discount We note also sale OF
gold check on New York for s. 900 at 81 discount.
Nothing reported in stocks or bonds.
S7slO stats Warrants changed hands at 701. City
treasury notes are inactive. The dealers Guy the
small sums offered across their counters at 40G Al
from taxpayers at 399391s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-22

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. PAR
~ Bernard-No. 59l.-En vertu dun N
ct vente d moi adresse par PhonorsfI
Second District Judiciaire dams ct poufl
st. Bernard, dams Paffaire oi-dessus, is
SAMEDI, lie vingt-huitieme Jour du mon
bre 1868, d midi, Ia Bourse des N6goc
Encanteurs, rue Boyale, entire les rues \
de la Donane, la vente ct adjudication
Ia propriete ci-dessous decrite, SAVIOR,
uNk HABlrATION etAblie en- surn
dams la parOisse ST. Bernar sur lie Ba, an
d environ huit miles du fleuve Missisl
butt miles de la vile de Ia Nouve;le OIL
nue. sous lie nom de "Contreras plantal
rant vlngt-siX Rrpents. sept toises ct un|
sur les deux c0tes du dit bay GU, eur upeI
de Quarante arpents des deux c0tes ID
avec tous les titres ct interets une plus
fcndeur du cote gauche du dit bayou ell
entire lignes PARALLELS, jusqu'au Lac b
nee sur Ia Unite superieure aux denG
bayou par la proprief6 autrefois appan
succession de Pierre Jorda, ct d la init
par celle de Martial Verret; avec les an
Qui s'y trouvent
Conditions Compliant au moment de Ii
Paroisss st Bernard, ce ctobre 1865
ocl927 nos 1927 A. OHALAfRI