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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-14

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sssses1A skss h. =. Dsdts bad sssesa
his ssamsdisss ssers rsss Co upper
Bsss&~sy. - y hasswaFs msrsAans. wee
will have u Hllsd In very Fec dsss
wish vsgy large ssssk+ This win asks
the era kosss IN ear city devoted sxsla-
savsfv IN ne sale az hss3wsxs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-14

have ssvefs h2tns 10 ma hsrx-4waR told taas
n sfiginafsa frsss sI&sasa 81 shA tiyer--x eeasd
sSatnsaY sssre nap Arnr-ik panied ns wksa I
eeagAfd pr. Jsass cared IL 81 in ssonI thrss
saa nnEaz.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18
Uumo $ of the Elec ion.

An honest-hearted Democrat from Wind,
scr, came to town early last evening and
steered at once for Democratic headuuar-
ters to get the news. Just as he got 10
the foot Of tue stairway leading to the
rooms, he was acco-ted by one Of the fuith-
tai, who said: "The State has gone for
Grant "By golly to thunder; gosh darn
1T all, my stars, You don't tell me 50 p
Yes anu that ail't the worst of it; New
Haven mas gone back on us ~ mo !
thunder and lightning, you don't tell me
so ~ "Yes, and that ain the worst of it;
Pennsylvania is all one way for Grant,
Hang my garters, blazes and gimblets,
you don't lell me sop yes, and that
amt the worst of it; Ohio cleans us out all
through" "Ohio does ? Ill be horn
swoggled, gingerbread and scissors to
grind, you don't tell mel Yes, and
that amt the worst OF it; everything is
against us; we are completely faxed out
every where!' rs that so? Condemn the
gol blasted luck, by jimmy thunder; darn
it all to-t0-tO. l swan to-darn it all
gol blast. You don't tell me sor At last
accounts the old chap was heading home
ward, making some very nice carroms up
Windsor Hartford Comdnt, No
vember4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18
q. S. MARSHALS SALES.

thnrlIs MOrgan We, sus bernard AveRno.
~ THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
Tor the efth Circuit and District Of Louisi.
issued n tue above entitled snt and received by me
on the NTH day OF November. 1853 have seized and
public auction, TO the h ghes, bidder. on MONDAY.
the twentl fist day of December. 1868. at the
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in this
CITY, At the hour Of twelve O'clock NJ. the follow.
FoUF rERfHIPS Es6j IS Is OF GROUND. with all
the 0uildit g aud improyem nts there N. rights,
ways, % edtAments and appurteuRnces thereunto
belonging or IN any wise appertaining, situai ed in
the FIRST District of The cit Of New Or aas in the
square bounded by New lsvee, Fulton, Poydras a. d
Grsvler streets, and designaI as lots Nos o. TO- II
an u on plan draw by Hugh Grant, surveyor.
follows: LIT No Q, having "a Get 8 inches lines
r. mt on New Levee street % feet inches front on
lines on d q lot RI q and s II fffs inshss
tne sine ~ lot o. TO- lot No. It, nj wing "a feet
inches lines front on fulton street By a deptn
81 ~ rect ana lines on the side Of No aud Of
NsE street. 2 set no6es lines lines front ON
le on the side Of lot No. 10 sSd 81 s s sa
inch-s u es on the side OF lot No. "; and lot No
street p fsst inches and lines front on F1Iton
stree" By depth Of ZIG feet Ii inches lines on The
sac OF lot no. H. ard of lilo feet inches and lines
on the side OF lot No 10. DO tha me more or less
Seized and 10 be sold as .bove sci Tor TO
SUIT Amounting to thirty eight tn u and and sx,y
nine doiars and eighty eight cents, with in crest
uatl paid, more fully an psricniarL lei f. IN n
me co OF the judgment OF record in said suit To-
aeLlsr win attorneys fees and all coats Of suit as
Terms of Sale cash, at the time Of Adjudication
Costs I act Of sale. internal revenue stamns etc
at II; expense Of purchaser. Ss''
November II. 1903. ~" Ofeans
I'D. HEBRON. u. n Marshal
ANa; s9-nole ~ q dss 2ls s'''0' Oh Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18

HARVEST IN RUssn.-A st. Petersburg
paper, referring TO The wheat harvest, says
that the districts tTaversed by the YolSa,
especially those which border the river,
have an excellent yieid and the same may
be said of the coast lands of the Sea Of
Azof, which will be able to furnish i'm
mense quantities of wheat for expectation.
The central and western territories have
been less favored. In the neighborhood of
Odessa and Nieolaieff the harvest is only
half what it usually is, The necessary sup
ply of breadstdffs is secured, but no great
reserves can be stored up for the future.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18

A PROCLAMATION,
WHEREAS treaty concerning tho citizenshin of
am his NJ jesty the King of bavaria was Concluded
Munich the 18th day Of Nay is6s which r. sty
being g, N the English and German lang ages, Is
lis Majesty the King of Bavaria and the Presi.
dent OF the United states Of America. led by the
Wsh 10 feguiats the citizenship OF those per on
who emgrate from Bavaria to tie United State OF
America and from the United State, OF Americ ca to
Tue territory OF o. kingdom OF Bavaria have re-
soved to treat on this subject and have. for tbst
purpose: appointed penir otentieries to conclude
Bsvsrs, DR.. Otto Ba on of Voederndorif. Council
Eoi Ministry, and the President of the United
= ates OF AZ erlea George Bancroft, eRvoy sxtraor
binary ard minister plenipoteDtiary who have
agreed to and signed the 70 lowing art Giles:
ARTICLE l.
Citizens of Bavaria, who have become or shall be.
come, Aturalzed eltlzsns of The United ates OF
ami a. and shaii have r. siaed teri pt eddy
wlhin tee United States for i've years, snail be
held by Bavaria 70 be American citizens and shall
Recinrocslls: Citizens of the limited st0t.s a,
slized citizens of Bayafia and shall have resided
held by the United States to be Bavarian citzenS.
and shall be treated as such
Inc declaration of sn intention TO become a citi.
I'm the one or tn other country mas not fer
either par the effect Of naturalization.
ARTICLE II.
turn n "a t citizen Of the one party on re-
u ttlal and pun lshment for action pun shz
ted efore h $ emiRr alton saving aiwa,s tn hmits
ton esta blished By the laws OF hi Original counir9
or any other remission OF liability to punishment
ARTICLE III
The convention for the mutual delivery of Grim
inhls, tug;tives from justice, certain cases con
Guided betweea the United States, or the : ne mari
hhd bavaria, on the other part, the wel tn dat al
sepf mber, one thousand Rht hundred an fftv.
three, remains in force with at chance
ARfIOiE ~
II bavarian, ma uralize in America reuews his
reside ce in havar q, whauU the intent 10 rstnrn
20 amer.ea ne shall bs hello TO rave re ouueed MS
al fallzALion IN the ~ ed states Ilaei nr.raiy
IL an American. natatAlize tst Sensgs hss
q ldenir 10 the United states Nfthout the intent
70 eIurn 10 Bavaria, he shall be iluld 10 have @
~. GU hls hAtursl zaton in Bavaria, he intent
NOT 20 return may be held 10 EXIT hen the person
nA uIAlhed n the oae c1untry resides more than
two years IN the o,her county.
ARTICLE v.
The present convention shall 40 into effeetimme
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18

A sad domestic tragedy has been enacted
near Goole, England, while the wife of
sailor, whose mind had evidently been IN
hinged by the fear OF poverty, took her two
grandchildren, aged four and seven, to the
banks OF the Onse, threw the elder boy into
me water, and with the other child walked
into the river until the current which was
running s'rengly at the time, carried them
both away The scene was Witnessed at a
distance ny woman who was unable TO
reach the place II time 10 prevent the un-
happy woman accomplishing her object.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18

THE CHECK REIN,-Yery many of the suf-
ierings OF animals arise from ignorance and
thoughtfulness. For instance Every tia hit
cheek rein is perpetual and utterly useless
annoyance to horse, calculated only TO
make him carry his head in an unnatural
position. In many parts OF Europe it is not
used at all; in others passing out of use; vet
hundreds of thousands of horses in our
country are subjected to this cruelty by kind
masters, to whom it has never occurred
that the Gre itor knew better than they how
the horses should carry his head, and has
given to him just that which is best.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18

General Howard tells good story Of a
planter, who assembled all his hands ip
the spring and told them that they must
vote for the Democrats. or h. would not
employ them. The darkies waited until
the cotton crop was whitening, and then
called on him and told him he must give
his word to vote the Radical ticket, or thew
would leave in body. And he did il.
Imagine his wrath, however, at being pre-
sented the alternative of losing his whole
crop, or becoming a CONDEMNED scalawag /!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18
MEDICAL,
A REMEDY THAT NnvER IA

no 10y femed5 Iuat "a. be feli-tl ,,u Jor 4
a. safe, and speedy cure of tsonorrhea in
Alhus, or Whites
A., NO intefual medicine IL necessary when this
10 useli And persons who for months, and eyel
nave suffered from these diseases. and triad Nj
mugs IN VAN, can calculate upon a speedy an
nanent cure by the proper use Of tots never
In al cases OF FLUOR ALBUs. or WHIT
mediate relief
OAOTIoN,-None genuine without the '
s,gn lure 81 KlOORD on the wrapper. the I
lNJkQIlON RIQORD, FARIS-biown in Ii,
OF ths bottle, with chp Of similar inscriniion.
MAuNSELL a BOG
auh hm Wholesale Agents q daV4zinel
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18

DRIED FRUIT.- Knoxville, North Caro-
lima, with scarcely hundred Inhabitants.
has sent Nor ibis fall nearly sIOO 600
worth OF dried frnit One house recently
sent on tnirl9 -siA Thousand pUunti, OF peMch
stones. which cosl fry cents per bushei; and
nearly one bushel of apple seeds. for which
she Is 10 receive SIS. The two last mem
toned articles are bought on commission
for nursery men in the North. .s.s.s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18
New Orleans, November 19, 1868.
ddress

FELLow-CITIzENs- CO-secessionist and
co-rebels: So tar as you, whom now
address, have been connected with the lale
war, you may be described in two classes.
VIZ: leaders and dupes. The latter class,
10 whom belonged till October, 1864, is
by far the most numerous, probably EN-
braeing nine-tenths Of the Southern people.
To this class, therefore, do | purpose to
speak, using the proucuns 1--WE" and YOU"
as occasion requires. 1t is my intention.
however, to speak Of The other class.
You need not tear that | will bring back
to your vision the scenes Of battle through
which you have but lately passed. They
are fresh in your memories. need not
Tehearse to you the hardships and suffer-
1ngs which rest upon Us as the results of
the war. They are seen and felt on every
side, and by all OF ia. But wish TO arouse
your attention to another subject. And
yet l am quite certain you are not in a
frame OF mind to hear to examine, and to
decide nationally and Justly.
From the firing Of she first gun of the
contest down to this very day, your minds
have not been in condition to eoolly ex-
anime any question involving the charac-
tiers of your leaders, or the true character
of the war.
regret as sincerely and honestly as any
OF You that the South did not succeed 10
her desire for independence and the pre-
servaNou OF slavery. | regret as deeply
tue war was ever attempted. / once
thought our leaders honest; do not think
30 now; have not Thought SO since SEN
TENDER or October 1854.
l tell you, as Mr. Riddell told Won in
this city, that the war was not only a blum
der, IL was crime. tell Won that orr
Leaders, the War-makers, J. Davis and his
coadJutors, were cOnclave of mad. ambi-
tious, ignorant and desperate fools They
cajoled Us by tlaltely and lies into their
accused scheme. Like blind brntes we
followed them. The result is. that their
ambition, ignorance and madness, with our
own madness aud Ignorance, which inst
fitted US to be their plant tools and
followers, have brought us to the
verge OF wretehedness and ruin. We present
an example, on exhibition before the
world, Of once prosperous and happy
people selfdestrOyed. Our leaders-states.
men, were theyg - laid out" the Job of
Southern destruction We took" the Job
and carried il through, and thus became
pdHlceps erimiaiS TO the act. On our lead
ers should the burden of guilt fall. They
were band OF mad, ambitious, proud and
ignorant indictments, whose lust for place
and power oulran th' ir wisdom and dis
erection. We had been tutored, Aattered
and dictated to by them, ill we had be-
come mass Of uarcas0ning, unthinking,
ueT0teu cIaudmen, N Ignorance ready n
40 their bidding, regardless Of conse-
quenees.
Now, 1 come TO You with these qnes-
ions. What have We gained by following
these leadersf ! will not insult Won bv
the evidences Of ruin seen IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18

For New York-Cromwell line every Saturday at 5
IN
For New York-MerChan line every Saturday at
pm.
For Baltimore and Enthusiastically from Jack.
Square on the LIST and 18th of every month.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18

JOrdap, NaPAh 81 10. va. j. IL Lat
HNltt II DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE Pa
IL of Orleans, No. l0i BY virtue of a writ 4
ure and sale o me directed by the Honorsb
ruth District Court for he Parish OF Ola
the above en- tiled cause, Nill proceed TO
pubh0auctlon, at the Merchant and Auctil
Exc lapge, Royal street, between Canal and u
house s. eets, he Secoud Di,tr ct OF this
SATBRDhH, December 49, 1856 At twelve
NJ the following described property. town,
tOu K CERTAIN t.O1SOf GROUND wi
pull iinb S and improvements thereon, situate
FIRST District 4 this city, designated as Nos
u ana ~, ~ square No a. bounded By stI
'alen, ~. Marc, tsravler and Perdido street,
plan by helps, late Surveyor. dated twputta
December, lsit and deposited in TIE o. &c ID
McCay, late a Notary Public of hi, city. NJ
measure in American measure, rs follows
lpto NOS. p, 21And y join each o her and u
street thirty feet in width IN the rear; lot
mas : dent, of TO- feet nIue inches on the Ind
70 ~ lljfeei four iuches on the line of II 81
Lot NO. re has depth of li3 feet four ind
Inc line OF lot No q, an ll9 feet ! inchesl
lne OF lot No 49, Lot No. % hss n depth of luI
Inches ou the line Of lot No, q and l26 { 81 81
on the line of loL No "a And Lit No. q tod
cor or OF Gravier and 81. Magdalen st feets, lard
nr ~ ieet inches front on Gravier str ct 4
l26 feet on The line OF lot No. % and % feet n
ana half in width in he rear
Nhlln property Was aeqpiyed BY the deil
hefe'h by purchase from B Hubba d BY actl
before g, Gottschalk, notary pub TO- in n
on the eighteenth December, 1861
Seized in the above suit
1erms-Cash on the spOt.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
nol6 del 10 Sheriff of the Parish Of Oh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18

For Mobile-Steamer leaves Milneburg every day
on arrival of ?. NJ Pontchartrain cars.
For Mobile-Propeller steamer leaves New Basin
svery "Wednesday and Saturday at p N.
For Bay st. Louis, Pass Christian Mississippi
City, Biloxi. and Ocean Springs-Steamer leaves
A. NJ. train; saturdays arrival of P M train.
going to PascagoUla,
For Florida ports-Steamshp from foot Of Oallops
street on the 9TH and 10th Of every month.
For Madisonyille Vaudeville, etc.-Steamer leaves
daily arrival of P NJ train; Saturday, p. NJ {;
Sunday (excursion) $50 A. NJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18
ADDRESS TO sOUTHEKNERs.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:

EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
deeply regret the necessity that COM
pels me to address my Southern fellow.
citizens on a subject of the utmost i'm.
portance to their future welfare through
the columns of the Republican organ, q
paper so lightly esteemed and so little
read that, unless the contemporary press of
this city are disposed to copy this article,
few, very few of them will ever learn
what they ought to know. I therefore
politely request the press of this city, and
ofthe South generally, if they have or have
not recovered from the blindness, the ig-
norance and the madness which charac-
terEied their conduct before, during and
since the war, and whether they can or can
not comprehend what the true interests of
the South now demand from every South
ern manic publish in their several Jour-
nails this address without delay, and ,oiih
or toithoat note or comment, just as they
choose.
Yours, E. R.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18
John t. Hnmlln VS.. Patrick Burn,

,,,,,,..,,-, INN Cam, his Wife
~ parish of Orleans, No. 2l2 mo 2s,l4l Min
tr Ct Conrt.-By virtue of wr OF fieri facia,
directed by the Honorable the 5 yenth n
Court for the parish of Orleans, in the sbG
titled cause, will proceed to sci. At public a.
at the Merchant and Auctionsrr,' Eyeh
Royal street, between Opnal and C5sronl
streets IN the Second District of his CITY, o1l
DAY: NOyemhet 80, 1868, at Twelve o clock ii
A nEhT Mn Lot III GROUND, 10 .ethel
TIE Three StOry Brick Buildipg out buIldirE
oth r improvements thereon, 81 uated in he
District OF this city, in the square bounds
Barot me- Carondeiet and alta cite date Heyi5
Glrod strset-, VIII ch lot measur 5 tortI -fouI
one inch three ines front Ii Bar nue street
aepta Of one hundred and fourteen feet benl
same property acquired by Il, fgnda7t Mrs
Oa'n, wife of Patrick Burns, by pnrChase iron
mand T. lie, by act before +. q Cuyelier \
1851. '' "'A GU
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on tine spot
oo2s mold % Sheriff Of the Parish OF nj
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18

For Galveston and Indianola-Morgan line, foot Of
AM.
For Brazos SantiaFo-Morganline,f foot of st. Jo-
ssDh street. every Saturday az A NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18

d.; NJ. achnppert VS.. Patrick Non
S'AtH DIST tIUi COURT FOR I'll + m
heri tacias to me directed by the Houorsbi
SKIN District Court for the parish Of Orleans
above entitled cause. will proceed to sell N
auction, on the prsni,es, Julia street. M
Cypress and Magnolia, in the First Fistr ot y
g9stC5' on MONDAY, the thir;ieth O y of j. ys
1863, at o'clock 2. NJ
One MULE and CART, a small lot of C,,slI
coal, Fire Wood aud Furniture
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-UGsh on the spot.
TAOS l.. Maxwell
nolsN - SherifI of the Enrlsh Of NJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18

phe0ks. aad All kinds Of o. Dral aasee.pts. banh
$685. 1880 Attns aepuh lean oica No 81 81. u5srs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18
FALsEHoOD 10. VII.

1ou we're lOtu' auu many OF yUu believed.
that one man of the South conId Win
without much fatigue or danger, Eve or SIX
men OF the North. This lie was Of later
date, somewhat, Than humber six. Il
was Invented TO suit state OF lhings which
the fheryiile lawyer, who was my aeigh-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18

e. COuInnTe VS.. Mr. MaAse-NO. ga.
by VIRI UE OF WRIT Or FIERI FACIAS
- to me directed by the Hon. g. w Sadler First
Justice of the Peace shall proceed 10 sell at
ubic auoNon on SATURDAY, November So 1854
At eve O'Clock NJ =
CONTENTS. FIXTURES and FURNITURE Of
Restaurant No, 81 North Market street.
seized in the above SUIT.
TeIms-Oash in Unitrd States Treasury notes
A. A. RLATISMIEK, Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18
Mrs. FmIiIe Ever.heJ VS. A. 4. Ring

= &4s
II Eth DISTRICT OOUNT FOkt
parish of Orleans, No s5--By rtue a,
OF seizure and sale 10 me directed by he Hoi
the Fifth District Court for the parish OF Il
in the above entitled cause, will proceed to
public auction, at the Merchants and Aucil
Exchange, Royal street, betV cen Canal and "a
house streets, 10 the Second Dis Iiot Of Ills n
SATURDAY, December IL 1856, at IL clock ]
foil wing described property, to wit:
A tERTA1N SQUARE OF GROUND, tol
with all The buildings and i'm improvements Id
and appnTtenances thereon, situated in the
DlStrcL OF this city, designated rs square 10
plan drawn by Louis Brngier, late Surveytl
eral deposited in the Office Of .. de Armas, ii
public in this city.
Which square is bounded by ape rouse d
Miro and toBti streets and the same was atj
by said def ndant by purchase from R1iui
Lowe !, by an act passed before Seltm Mad
rotary pnblic OF this city, On the eleventh.
APP il 1864.
Seized In the above suit.
ierms-Cash on the spot
THOS. L MAXWELL
nos q dell SheriIf of The Parish Of GII1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18
OuNSTABLE,S SALES.

ARA Martha AImOnf We. JAS Buane-No.
No E45
THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, PARISH
L OF Or eans-By virtue OF a writ of ier iacias to
me dlreete by the Hon John P. Montamat, bird
just ce of the Peace in and the parish Of Orleans
! vii proceed to sell at public auction ON MONDAY,
he thlrile'h DAY OF November, S. at twelve O'clock
Bourbon streets, he following described propertr
One lot OF FuRNlt URE and GAS FIX UKFS,
per inven' DRY in my office.
Seized in he alb we EMIT ed and mum bered fuit
Tie ms-uash in United Sta IS tIea>ur, notes
nols2IgS j. A. MOLAISOS Don, table
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18
Thoma. q. Pay an vs.. Mrs. e. Miguel

No 284
THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PARISH
o orleans--By virtue of writ OF ii eri facas to
me directed by the Honorable john p. Montamat
Third Justice Of the Peace in and for The paI3.h
OF oreans vii proceed to sell; at public auction
1878 a, Y o'clock NJ at No. IS RienviHe street he
twee ROYAL and bourbon Streets, the following
described property, viz:
o1g lot of FURNIrURE and MOVABLE EFF
fEofS, as yer inventory in my office.
Se'zed in the above entitled and numbered suit
lerms-Casn IN United States Treasury notes.
j. A. M0LAISON,
nolE IL ~ Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18

ANTANANARIyo l4th Feb uary, 1857
And @hereAs The sgid treaty mas been dpIv 4;
ne on batn parts, and the Respective ratitcsttons
July last: ~ s S'ei+th VI
Now, therefore, be it Known That l. Andrew John.
SOD, PRESIDENT OF United States of America.
nave caused the said treaty 10 be made pn bio % the
eud that the same and every clause ami aTt,ris
tnere9i may be observed ard fulfilled with good
atn by The United States ana thu citizens n erect
In witness whereof / have hereunto set INV hand
and caused the seal OF the Unilea States 10 be
Done in the city Of Washington this first d,v of
pctooer IN the year of Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty eight, and of the ipd-pendaSca
OF the United States the ninety ecopd.
ID SEAL ~, ANDREW JOHNSON.
WILLIAM ii. sLwARD, Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18

Il. HenO d +. Bracker We. NJ L. Mad
- den-kO, 67l
THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, PARISH
of Orleans By virtue OF a writ Of her faoias
70 me directed by The Honorable John
Mont mat, THIRD jus ice of the Peace in ami for
the parish Of Orleans, viii proceed to sell at pub.
ic auction on "a lURDAY, the twenty eighth day
OF November, 1863 at twelve o'clock NJ. at the tres
cent liveTy Stables, On Toulouse street between
DAnphlne and Burgundy streets, the following de.
eStrcTg HORSE
One WAGON AM HARNESS.
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