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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24

%9>A poor woman of Jasper county, Ga, who
lost her husband and all her property during the
war, instead Of begging, went 10 workiwith her
three daughters and two oxen, and lost year
made large crop Of proyisiens.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24
Estate Notice.

LII ,yng na% CLAIMS against the Estate
- nrssent tho, same to the undersigned without
s.,pv and those indebted to said Estate are re-
a1.:tsd to usy up forthwith. eee e G.
q1'' J. Z. MIDDLETON, Adn'or
Oct 9, 1857 say ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24
Mill Notice.

MMY MILLS will hereafter be under the Con-
Iva staut Supervision of reliable white man.
and every ylatten fon will be given to give entire
satisfaction to Customers. -
The Mills will soon be put in thorough repair
for. the growing Crop. r,,,
May 19 If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24
INSURANCE AGENCY.

PARTIEs wishing to Iususs their Dwell.
iLINGs, GOODS. DO, cav do seem the .s lowest t
ter,as.and in the BEST COMPANIES, by:calt1
ing on the Undersigned. -,..,,4
Ausnt for A. q. Halls Insurance Agency.
- i-S-z1 '--sfs -sTr sasf,er nj
Jan .s.... s..s t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01
0prtiesune.)

limb pirfli@ bate Bella gang oas
Muftreten elmer Dame aug ben arifo<
fratifden @alofs> bes Gaubpura
ct. @ermatn. MlS fe mid erblidte
unb mefne8 eer1bun9 bernerfte> erpieberte
fe cteielbe auf artt9e unb unbefaneene
@eiie. SD batte bas @er9nii9en Der
Gamtlie in corpore~ pprseitelt au tperben>
es CAB Elm 5dnbeordfen nnb 8eepmplf<.
n1enttren bur9 bic 8ant BON Mutter
5enrfette bis gu Mariette. Damn MUIR
be mir bic Mittbeilun9 een,adt bab na9
&erlauf Don 3Mpnaten Bella olS u6rau
@drtnerin" na9 ct. @ermain uber1ieo5
elm >rerre, ibre SHUTTER unp Mariette
NIT tbr. Stun bletbt mir nidts mebr
s1 meloen ubrt9 ais baB ter6erap0 BON
g. bel Bela'6 5pd3ett ais Brautfa bz
ter fun9irte> nno bic Mitelieper beS
Spdey Glub's Dem jun9en Gbepaar
mebrere gang pra@tppue@ ei9enfe ma9<
ten. SD bpfe unp win19e baB 6enri
uno gella fid i'm Stance berGbe oliifz
ltd fiiblen m69el1 pte fe eS pereienen.
Denn mesbaD ioute Gprtuna ibrem
2tetl{n9e ni&ttreu bleiben? Gums Glube
nod cine anpereglaGrt6t bic ramentli9
Die fle{ne Martette init grpber Treupe erz
fuut bat: Die 6ere 1T auf einnal aus<
9esp9en unb NIT tbrem Brio a Brac>
tbrem Yapa9et unp GiGb1rnden lber
allie Serge. @enn muir rer 8lpGstera
BON partS ntdt 70 pett wdrs>-mir bdt=
ten lte germ babtn 9eldtdt. @teuetdt
1pdter NAL mtecer et>poS fiber Bella.
(S9luB.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01
Terten.

IS lte9t ein maeii9er Slang in bic
fem @prt uno 3tpar fir ale @elt, fir
@rpB unb &letn, fir @prnebm unb
@ertng F.; npllenbs bier in Granfreid>
tp MIe6> Mues na6 etnem 9roBen
66emattsmu6 9ere9elt uno ein9etbeilt
it, Der a%ufAe3p9en miro pte Elm llbrperf
uno ablduft ipte Elm fpl@es. llnb ba
mum wteoer Yaris> Donf Dem @entraliz
iations< princtp> Der Mtttelpunft pp>,
NQem it, baS Centrum, Don no ale
Rapten na9 nab unb fern auSeeben>
ni6t mtnoer oa6 Centrum un bas f6
allies llebri9e nab unp fern in cpncenz
trii6en &retien bepe9t, 70 1T ea6 Bilo
ber 5auptltabt Elm 8uo beS &eideS>
muir in erb5bter pptena unb AUDI bie1er
Se;tebun9> pie In jeoer anbere11> Atlt cas
Wprt: per parfs latlrert i1ilpert
Tranfreid.
Diesmal bat Die Suoenb> ; +. bic
S9ullu9enb> ben 8orran9: fte erBfnet
BEN &eiQen. Die Observation-Disclosures
fir bic 6fentliden urb prtpot11ulen
Der 5auptftaot beainnen auidbrli6 in
BEN erfea Nu9ufto9et. Dte pari1er
untSerttdt bdlt in Der Sprbpnne ben
fcgenannten concours general; 1T
Deutldlano wirre man MctuS 1aoen.
Nber Der concours general 1T tpeit
beceuteroer als Elm teuti9er Mctu8> cas
perfebt f6 BON felbft. DaS Mmpbi<
tbeater Der Sprbpnne, erpb pie Elm
S@auipielbaus> tpirb auf 6as prd9tigfte
oecprirt> NIT rotben nnb 9rinen@ ammt~
Draperfen> nit @appen uno 6abnen
uno Snfdriften. Der 9anse innere
Ranm wito in etnen @ibuns6iaal perz
tpanbelt nit @eHeln, Stiblen> Bdnfen
uno elmer erbSbten Citrate fit bic Be-
beutenbfen Nptabtlitdten; AUDI Elm
moblbeiebtes Sr9eiter nit Yauten unb
Erompeten parf nt@t feblen. @m gro
fen Sage, Ter lan9e pprber bur9 bic
3ettun9en an9efdnbtat pproerl unb at
mel6em bic untperfitdt mebrere tauIenb
Gtnlaoun9en an bic bSbere pari1er Sc
ieQidaft bat er9eben laifen, uno auf ben
nprsii9lt9 ale Staatsidulen NIT ibren
2ebrern uno S@dlern effri9ft olS adlte
es~einen &f auf 2eben untTpb> fid
go. am 9rpben Sage flIen
ft6 bic t6aQen Der altebrmirbiaen 5prz
bonnie, tn pel@er frefli9 jebt l6noft pro-
fame peltlt@e @tfeui9aft ibren 5ibz
auf9ei9la9en bat unb no bic fatboltfde
Gbeolo9ie bic BIER frdber aeberrf9t
nrr nod etnen fleinenGdplab einnimrnt
-3und@t NIT ben S@alern fdmmtliz
yer xpcee11 1lno @pmnafier, ale in por=
9e1@r'ebeneruniform II. 3par In grande
(Gcrtf. fol9t.)r
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01
&i1der ans 2aris.
Sfabeaa,

bas 8lumenmdbdsn Ses srasy- glubs..
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
AeENrs FOk THE aEPUBLIoAN.


In the Country Parishes of LOuisa@n@.
Ascension Aldsonvills, r. L. Nalfrolt fn'
reauS PostofBce-Mllton Morris.
Assum ption-N -NspoIeonville-O a. Hampstead.
Bienville-- H. Twitchen
Boesler-Beuton-John Feafee'
CRddo-ShrsV benjamin hdcLer4n-
CJaJcAsisu-k nirVlsw L.sndlng-J. h LAnders
Caldwoli-Cop vi sgen-RichArd B. Edgeworth.
OsrIol'-LAks st'rovidence3GsorRe U. Benham.
Olaiborus-Miudeu-L. W. baker.
Conoordis- vidAliA-A. b Harris.
De Soto--Manstield-G. Snyuer
East Baton Rouke-BAton Rouge-Louis FRANCOIS,
g. W. Reagan.
East Feoiana---CHnton-R Richard lewis
Iberville- SAyou Gouis-P q. Deslonde-PlAque
mines-wlIIiAm Brown.
Jackson-Vernon-G. W. Fen Ruson-
Jeferson-OArrolltou-R @. GARDINER
miAionville-Fortun, hiArd;,
Lsfourohe--Thibodaux-D H. Reese- William
MurTei. ,,,,
LivinRstoa-PouchAtouls- White.
Morehouse- . trnp. u + Buck uRhAm
Natchitoches Natohitoches, Charles Leroy ana
William Il. Hisstsnd r.-., n
PtAquemines-bon Se5ouf-D. a. Inlpsup-DurAs
DettSement--W. A. Brainard.
Pointe oupoe-H eImitage-Emile bonnefoi.
RAp,des-Ale AlerAndrla-tjAptaiu j. Sypher.
ST s-Convent-Napoleon Underwood-Can-
trelle-Jossph U Oliver
Nj Lnudry-,Ipa, ,ousas--August Donate, Jr.
sd Martn-st- Aartiusviile-S. L. SnHer.
St Mary-Franklin-A- j. Demaresi-JepneTt
Postodice-J. g. Esnard.
St Tam auy-Covington-Johu Hutchinson
Madisonvlle-Daniel D. Riggs.
:, Ten asst Jeseph-oapt N. K steeie-Oapt A
Terrebonne-Houma-F Marie u. Dppart.
West Baton Rouse-LobdePs Store-Theodore
West Fsliesna-St- FrAncisville-J. P. Newsham.
Texas.
Austin--Ridge Paschal
San Antonio-W. W Gamble.
Shalbvvie-GeOrEe r Stuhb'eheld
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
RPnEIpTs ~ pRnnnnr

TLOUIS-Steamer Continental--ti36 ska corn To
sks bran horse and buggy 81 mules Sc baes wool i0i
nSs pork ~ e6is Hour 2 Sbis meal y bpS potatoes
O5 brs ssaro6 49, do OH Bsss cCS so
as soo sss SGr sS1
IA cases Ag hi-bbls beer A whitney Aco-e bbs Of
3 siiers-ig bbls potatoes 81 bbls pork 10 - + Del
Bondo=is0 sks oats 2 FSturcken-t bx books Rem
KirKpstricE Ksith-is Do Welsssn5sch I KInmD 10
~ pols potatoes W Byrne &co--36 pkgs tobacco 10
MICA 2co- IS bbIs SSSr TO- 10 bns eggs s' % wis dWs
llb sheets iron bostick Segmour-l00 frkns butter
S5s ear KsSor pss 9se seo 5bs oS9
Eggs be sgSs na' Il bhla potatoes ss bis of
eggs q slaybseE Eco---5 bbls oil % bbis fcaf to
ssss z ssa smpas SapS S
ksge Aco-l PkEs mdss W U Tompkins-l bbls pork
CO q Roach 1coZe5o BIS cheese IBIS oSio1S TO
AeFAElan. Straight &eo--ll bbis potatoss j 8 Walls
xeo-so sbbs onr III sbis meal oESnomss csSss
4coTl@ hbs -four Keep Caqlfeld-i0O bbls four
DO Glover 4 Odsndahi--50 DO j Il Pohihaas 1eo--s
eks bacon. o. LanmAn-2oc SKIS malt 70 J Beatie-2o
= Wsrd-leo arkins butter A d t5reik &co-50 half.
bbs bse1 Fasnaeht--5 brs eggs caahepe-s bTs
ssd Potion Knishsi1 Sfs andes - cfs bscosr
shSph1s sP1 q sss 1pI 70
tobacco 5 NAsss Bre--l3 bEs mdee Il Folsom 4
bran Dan ll5 tcs hama o8Dtcs lard 40 bbls pork
ID Y Sanford deo-l7 pkgs mdse 4 > Hart &co--l
saws branch. CrQates 4go--i pkea earthenWaro fhos
Glaael-20z SKIS oats 81 bbB meal b Gfoebel 6co-1D
beia hour j H,Uglesby &eo-xA do b n HoFrell Eoo
iee 40 burnbu, Kirby &eo-oQ bbis -four 100 axis bran
4 bora &cp--i03 Ska oata lao aka Lacey. Ferry
&oo-f0 h2-hbls beer % j ZeiRleF--l lbbs eRKs 70
= DuH0uchet &co-ot furuitnre H Pinaad - bales
l.deo dchmidt EoiGlor-z3 hltinB butter n AEot 4
uampou-ilo bbls lime Richards--l1 brs ogRs II
fqeal, 9hhd1 tobacco -
/. MONTGOMERY LAHDING-A--staamsr Aittis
2 ss.slhsns-ail head cattle 70 Mcauoid Asnls-sun-
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
Monetary and Commercial
MONETARK.
OFFIUE oFTHE DAILY HEFtUjssLIoAz,
MEnNEspAY hYENINa. August D ls6o.

OFFIUE OF THE DAILY REF BiSiSA|'i
"WEDNESDAY hvKNrse. August . 1855.
We have no material variation to report in the
money market proper. The supply Of available eaPi
notes, hut the offerings OF the latter both on the
street and at the limited On the street
paper secured by collatsrAls is quoted at q cent
month, and second class Ia Mortgage notes
rule at l0Sl2 p cent p ann1m Tor Al, and l2sl5 tor
second grade The banks discount most OF the ap
proved paper offered by their customers. and lend
Gold opened at l47i49l47h tsRainst l4iz at New
York and after . limited move ment closed a. l4s<
Sl5s1S Ths .stS sales iPelrde $Ml2O9 M SloeS Sao5
5000 at l47sS, and SIS 511 $l0U d 81 90 $500
$SB0, and $1,000 a. Es. T transactions in silver
l3S7S and zoo Mexican dollar a. 8 q cent premium
l5e9- for the after
at New York the rates for foreign exchange under
went marked improv- -ment. The business, how
everwa limited ent the sales OF sterling being
10000 AL commercial sold at $50 20 orc bank At
S47k. and 1000 at 9.45. Sterling may be gu ted at
lt3Sl631a for bank. private nominal At 1eO7s9l6lH;
and francs at $50 % ls< for commercial and d4eaS
The market for domestic exchange continued quiet
without any material variation in rs es The banks
tna sal 9 Of cnmmere,a inolGdei 5000 NV rk
sight at par; 5000 at Is p cent premium; coo and
Su,o at "a; and S75UO sixty days oignt, At x 1lr
connt.
Nothing was reported to Us in stocks. Levee State
bonds we're weaker. The sales included 81 100 at
changed hands st s0ls Il State warrants $500 sold
sold at 66, showing marked decline
City treasury notes a. inactive. The transactions
a. s5ls and $500 81 % and $50 st 559. The de /
ers bought tue small sums thered scross their
unters at 80 s37 discount and supplied the de
mAnd from tax payers at b.
Hcthing was repor ed IN state notes except $500
at 2e1z 2 cent discount.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06

The p N. Train from the Lake viii not go be-
yond the Passenger Depot at the head Of Elysian
Fields street.
The Horss-car will leave the city at A H., and
the Lake at 10 r. M, and can not for the present
beyond the Old Depot
For the convenience OF Bathers and Fishing Par.
ties, q Steam Train will leave the New Depot at 4
O'Clock Sunday mornings. An extra trip will also
be run at o'clock n the day.
All Trains are expec cd to reach the Passenger
Depot Eysian Fields street in about twenty six
minutes after having left the New Depot.
The Com pany's rates of Fare and of Toll remain
UNCHANGED.
Adults will be taken to the Lake and back ON
THE SAME DAY for TWENTY-FIVE GENTS
Children under twelve years of age will be charged
TEN GENTS.
Freight will be carried at the rate Of l2As cents
dry barrel.
The full penalty of the law will be invoked against
all parties who may obstruct the track. or may at
tempt to hang on cars or steps.
GEORGE PANDELY.
Yl6 General Supsl ntendent
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Virginia G., Lee x.. char,e. III. Lee.

Virginia G.. Lee vs. Charles HI. Lee.
EoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
ish OF Orleans, No. q el7-By virtue Of and IN
obedience to an order OF rendered July n, 1865,
and to me directed by the Honorable the onr
District Court for the Psrsn Of Orleans in the abovt
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public auc
ton, at the Merchants AID Auctioneers Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Custo bhous,
streets in the second District of this city, ES
DAY, the first d4y Of September 1858, at twelve
o'clock M, the following described property, viz:
TWO ERTAIN LOTS Ok GRO situate
lying and being in the First District Of this city in
the sQuar- bounded by St. Charles late Nay ades)
halla, Melpomene and Prytania Streets designated
by the nu mbers three and four q plan No. q OF
the book Of plans Of Il. X. Stringer, late notary
uubllc in this city.
raid lots adioin each other, and measure each
twenty five t25l feet seven ID inches front on St
Charles date Nayades) stree, by one hundred and
twent Ql20 Ieet in depth between parallel lnes
Together with the buildings and improvements
thereon. o. 372 St Charles street,
Seized in he above suit.
1erms-Cash on the spot
THOS. L MAXWELL
aul l6 sci sheriff OF the Parish Il rlsans.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06

Widow o. Leiievre vs. Mrs.Ann W. Jeter.
SiXTH DISTRICT OoURP OF NEW uk
y leans, No. n594-By virtue of writ of fier faciAs
director by the Honorable the Sixth Distrlc Court
of New Orleans. in the above entitled
osuse to George Avery. late sheriff,
WI proceed TO sell al public auction, at the Mer
chants and AuctiOpeers' Exchange, Royal street
between CANAL and Customhouse stTeets in the
second District Of this city MONDAY ths sew.
nth day of September. 1853 at " O'Clock NJ. the
following desor1bed property, to wit
Two LOTS OE GROUND, situated in suburb
st. Mary First District of this city in the square
and south rtreet Lafayette rQuAre designated by
the Nos. and on plan drawn by Alfred torstali
late deputy surveyor, dated the fifteenth Of Februn
~ lbJ2 and annexed TO an act passed before l.. T.
CalrS, then Iary public in this city, dated he
fifth Of MARCH. 1892 which lots OF ground measure
ch Is feet front more or less. South stre l.
Lafayette square, by 81 feet, less from snd
corner ToRether with AL the buildings snu In
proVements thereon, rights, ways, and privileges
thereuntO belonging or in any wise appertainlnR
knswn as the FiorAnce House. o
Plan Of SAID property will be exhibition at the
Exchange ONE DAYS previous to tnat of ssle.
now reduced to four hundred and twenty one a. ~.
OF the cap tai stock of the Citizens Bans of Lousi
ana, secured ~ mortgage on said property.
Seized in tie above suit.
TeTms-The purchaser TO assume the pavrent of
stock note in favor of the Citizens Bank of Lou.
isianA for the sum Of eight thousand Eve hundred
snd fifty dollars 1850, payable the first dsy OF
the terms of the charter Of said ank an a the bal
Ance OF the price OF adjudication cash the spot.
THOS L. MAXWELL
Auo SCI Shef1u OF the Parish ai Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
CitlZenA' Bank of LDulHIaaa VS.. .yoneuh
Stnson Mrs, Sttn son Oaratri.

CitlzenA' Bank of LouiHIaaa VS.. ,Josevh
Stinsen, Mrs. Stinson Caratri1.
SECoHD DIsTkIuT COURT OF NEW OR
and ssle directed by the Honorable the Second d.
trict Court of New lrleans, in he above entitled
late sheriff to M transferred, / will proceed to
sell at pubic auction, at the erchants' and Auc
city on MONDAY the seventh day Of Sen,enhar h
ls6s' AZ IL O'Clock M, the following described prop
Two LOTS OF GROUND situated in suburb
st MARY, First Di'trist of this city in the square
and south street., sfayette Square, desiRuate by
the NOS and 2 on plan drawn BY Alfred FOrsta
ls32,and annexed t. an passed before L. r Oaire
tgsn & notsr public in this dated the ifrb March
measure esch Is ieet front NOR or es on sd ga
south street afa ette square by 81 feet deep Lot
Camp street together With al the bu idings And
improvements thereon, consisting of a three.storv
Brick 1oase, known as the VsIandah H1ie kitch
ems, etc, rights, waSs, and privilege thereunto be-
long nR or n any wise appsr aiming
, ians OF said property vii e on exhibition at the
Together with four hundred and fifty is511 shares
now re1uc 10 four hundred and W 1ty one .42l Of
the capita stock OF the Citzen's Bank Of Louisana
secured by mortgage on said property.
seized in tue above suit.
Terms-The purchaser to furnish stock rote in
favor Of the Citizens Bank Of lana ior he snn
of eight THOUSAND i've hundred Add fifty dollars
$500 PAYABLE on the first day Of June nett Gsssi,
olarter Of said Bank and the baianos of the prioe
OF ,Sdludll alton cash On the spot
ine purchaser To assume al the obligations a nd
Fsspons bilities Of stoekholder Of the Uitizens'
bapk, and the stock 20 furnished 70 be idenIited
and wife TO the Git zens Bank Of date February ii
ls3I, before II SegheTs, late notary public in mi,
70 The Citzsns' Bank, Of the date Marc IL Isbs
before A. Bodusquie, late . notary public in I'M,
e,ty fhird-And the Sher MS deed oi ssle IL thu
aus 80 se6 Sheriff Of The Farish Il Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
SHERIt FS SALES,
widow O. de st. Homes, Eugene de at.
Homes, 81 rOEated, VI. Mrs. Widow Fianny

widow . o. dc st. Homes, Eugene de st.
Homes, 81 roGated, VI. Mrs. Widow FiAnny
SEoosD. D!sTaIcF COURT OF new Or
= leans Nols by virtue Of writ Of heri faeias
yS Arthur Hauch. to me directed BY the
Honorable the Second District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled suit, will
proceed 20 sell q pubic auction, at the Merchants
and AuoGoneers' Exchange. Royal street, beGwes
Canal snd Ou. omhouse streets, in the Second Dis:
trict Of this city, on MONDAY the seven b day of
september 1858. at II o clock, NJ, the following de
eerIbed property, 70 wit:
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the rear
Of this city. and constituting part OF the former
tlsy tas plantation eesign ed as Nos l. g. and OF
the square No, 40 on pls drawn BY 5our. erol Ia
SuEveyot, ON the twentieth OF December, l0 enti-
tled Plan Of the late teytas property, situated
Bayou Road, and divided into lots deposited in the
ofice of Lucep Hermann, late notary public In
this city by act Of eleventh March, 1851 before Felix
90 Armas, notary in this cityi said fonr lots Of
ground measuring, American measure, a. follows;
Lot NO. ~ fe IL 2inches frunt ST. Peter street by
30 teet inches end shines in depth the line con
tiRoous TO the Coquet property. Lots Nos. and g.
measuring each es feet inches and lines front on
hocheblAVe street. the same depth the otner line
contiguous to each other and hav nK 20 feet ON the
line which separates said lot No. from said lot No.
ana II feet inches the other line contiguous
70 ot No 4 Lo No measures l6 feet inches and
lines on Csrondelet ak, % feet iaohea ~ d &
iines front on Rochebave street, 17feet inches in
depth on the ns contiguous TO lot no 5 q d vs. Iert
u IN. hes and lines on the rear line contiguous to
the CoQue,'s property.
6-ized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
Thus. L. MAXWELL
eubsp seb She III of the Parish Of OrIeRus,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
virginia Q. Lee v. Chnrles H. Lee.

Virginia q. Lee VS. Charles HI. Lee.
ENOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THEPAR
ish Of Orleans, No 2 62T-By virtue OF and in
obedienee TO an order Of sale rendered July r. 1865
70 me direct by the Honorable the -Four tn District
Court for the Parish of Orleans the above emit
tied cause, v proceed 70 sell at pg blic auction
the premises hereinAfi er designated on WED rs
DAY, The twelfth day of August, ls6s at half past
ten o'clock A. M
All the furni, ure and ables effects co staine
IN the house No 312 St. har uAte Nayhdes
street, between ThAs and Meipomene streets, in
the First Dist let Of th city conslstng Of splendiu
partor and diningrOom sets, and PLATE glass mir
rors, &c The whole as per inventory which may be
in my Office.
Seized in the shove suit.
Terms-Cesh on the spot.
THOS. l. MAXWELL,
Sul II Sheriff of the Parish of t'rlsRna.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
aul l5 sci
LOuIsa WOIbreeht, Widow Of the Late,
Henry kreienbreek. VS.. Frederiek Milhalrn Kun

LOnIsa WOIbrecht, Widow of the Late
Henry hreienoreoE, VS.. Frederick Wilhelm Kun
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Urleans No l0-By virtue Of q writ Of seizure
and sale to me directed BY the Homo able
ne sixth District Oouu for the parish Of
Orleans, in the above entitled cause
will proceed to sell at public auction, Al the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse Streets in
the Second District of this city oD TUESDAY,
September l. 1855, at IL o'clock N the following de
scrlbed property, viz:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
the buildings thereon and appurtenancee thereunto
5elongnR, situate in tine Third District of this city
designated by the No. Is in the square boundel by
60. dShiIdTen no. Mora es Louisa, and Piety streets
Guyol, notary pubci in this city said lot measnr
ing American measure wenty feet five IN he,
and four lines front on Louisa strest by hundre
feet deep and front on Morales street. Which prop.
erty was sold b the late Heinrich Kresnbrock 10
the sald defendant by act passed on the fifteenth
July 1865, before Abel Dreyfous notary public 10
this city. ~
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. L. MAXWELL,
aul Is sci Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
THE PAEI,HEs.
OuachIta Parish.


We copy these paragraphs from the
Monroe Intelligencer:
WEATHER, CRoPs, AND RvER.-During the
past week we have had almost daily rains
doing great deal of good to the crops
The cotton is growing very fast aud form
ing bolls rapidly. With the prospects now
before US, full crop, according to the ex-
tent Of ground planted, may be expected
The river is still failing, and is now about
three feet above low water mark.
HEAVY TRRs-The last trips OF the steam
ers Idaho and Cleona brought ND unusually v
heavy amoants of freight for this point and
Trenton. All our merchants have been
laying in full supplies of merchandise for
the coming tall trade, the present prospec s
for a good crop beiag such rs to Justify
them in doing so. We hope they may not
be disappointed.
Franklin Parish.
The Monroe Intelltgencer also furnishes
the following particulars of an assassination
in Franklin parish:
Some six weeks ago DR.. Curtis was killed
by young man named Charles NJ. Henry.
In Franklin parish, aud after an examina-
ton before q magistrate Henry was dis
charged on the ground Of having commit
ted the deed in self defense We now learn
that on the evening Of the fifteenth instant
Henry was sitting in the house of Mr.. Ed.
dir, on the Marlborough and Delhi road,
talking to MISS Eddin. 70 whom be was en-,
gagged 70 be married, when some unknown
assassin ared through the window, killing
him instantly.
A second shot was Grcd by Tho assassin,
hovrlu vvneo
Henry had fallen after being shot. To
show the deliberate manner in which the
ruffan who committed this outrage went TO
work, we would ,te that in order to reach
the window through which the shot was
fired he rolled an empty barrel some dis
tance seross the yard, stood it on end, and
laying plank across the head, stood on it
and carried out his intention. No clue had
been found at last accounts. 4
lEsrehonse Parrish. 4
The bHte1igencsr likewise gives US this
information from Morehouse parish:
One OF tho editors OF this paper visited
varions points In Morehouse parish during
The past week, and after making pretty ex-
tensive inquiries relative to the crops, was
pleased 70 learn from all sources, in addil
ton to what he saw bimselE that the crop
OF cotton never looked better. The corn
crop has suffered severely; but tits expect
ed that sueiciancy will be made 10 sup
ply ths parish. The universal opinion re- I
garding the colored people is, that they
haVe never worked more faithful, and that
70 theiF industry the present good pros
peeIs are greatly due.
The cotton worm has made its appear
anes - various points in tue parish in 4