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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09
AN INc1pENr.-The Lynchburg TI1Yiaian

AN INo1pENT.-The Lynchburg Ti1igiiaiian
gives the following interesting incident as
having recently trapspired in that city:
"Among the distinguished strangers in this
city last week were General Robert E. Lee
and Rev, William e. Munsey' :, Happening
though he had never seen him before, at
once recognized the General, stopped, stepped
off the sidewalk, uncovered his head, and
stood motionless until he had passed. General
Lee, in return, respectfully raised his hat
Not word was spoken but the great heart
of the eloquent divine was so moved at meet
ing the grand old hero that the tears welIed
up to his eyes and ran down his hollow cheeks
1t was the spontaneous tribute of genius and
virtue to greatness and goodness"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09

THE FEAR OF FoRNEY.-Forney has a
fresh grievance. 1t is that the features of
Chase and Fessenden, grown hideous in the
loyal eye,. continue to deface the national
currency. Forney has discovered that Mr.
Fessenden has clean and sinister physiog-
nomy," which "shrivels and twists on the
twenty five cent fractional notes" "Must
we," appeals to the universe the plaintive
Forney, Unjust We sec these men every time
we open our pocket books 2" "Must the
working man, every time he handles his hard
earned paucity, be leered at by the counte-
nances of the men who have made that little
less 2"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09

The New York Tribune suggests that
when the Senate appoints successor to For
ney,it ought to select some one who will attend
to the duties of the Office. 1t charges that
Forney did nothing but draw salary he never
earned.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09

Tho last sensation is the accidental dis
covery of a whiskey spring, near Nodaway,
Missouri. The liquid flows from between
two rocks, and looks like highly colored bran
dy, but it tastes and smells like pure whiskey
and has the same intoxicating effect. The
man on whose farm it has been discovered
expects to realize a fortune by the well.
Shouldn't wonder
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09
LOSTt

DY somc. means my seal as notary ia miElaid
ID Any information so that can get it, will b
very thankfully rcceived-or will give 81 50 i"'
its delivery. II is of no to any one but nlyself
and not very much to me.
June q. lists ii, SA-AI'L RiDENoTR.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09

Senator Henderson. of Missouri, it is
said, will soon marry Miss Mary Foot,
charming Saratoga young lady, now in Washr
ington. The Senator is a bachelor, in his
forty-seventh year Miss Foot is bright
blonde, with large lustrous eyes, and q wealth
of golden hair.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09

Ifthe Radical majority in Washington city,
has been reduced more than tIOo thousand
votes under the very nose of Grant, COlfax,
Forney aud Butler, how much will it not be
reduced in eYeay State of the Union!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09
DIED.

In. charIestown. on Tucs,lav night Last. after
long and severe affc ton Ms SARAH A. YOUNG.
wife of MIR. Samuel c. Young, in the 59th year OF
her age. s-r.1.1.ss Is.,- s-s-a7- Ilsl-t 81
In Martinsburg, on the sIth u,t., PHILIP CLAY
TGN, son of Edmund and Charlotte r. Pendeton,
in the 18th year of his age. l-
At his residence in this county, the 3lGt ult.
Mr.. HENRY UNDERGONE, in bis Z, tn year.
XIV nnr nNrS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09

: The President has not as yet determined
positively upon the new nominee for the
Attorney Gcneralship, although it is thought
more than probable that he may send in the
name of Mr., Evarts. Should he do so, it is
not doubted that Mr.. Evarts's nomination will
meet the same fate as that Of Mr.. Stanbery.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09

WHAT IMPEACHMENT HAS CosT.-The
cost of the impeachment trial of the Presi-
dent of the United States is estimated at four
hundred thousand dollars. The probability
is, it will exceed five hundred thousand:
Some witnesses cost five thousand dollars each
1t is reported that the bill for printing the
tickets of admission amounts to six thousand
dollars. Thus much are the people taxed,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09

General Schofcid has ordered the re-
moval of the guards that have been parading
up and down in front of the doors of the War
Department from the time Mr.. Stanton de-
tcrIniucd 10 mstick"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09
MARRIED.

On the 10Th uI., by Rev NJ l.. Cutler. Mr. JOHN
sAMSEL to Miss PRUDENCE BAkER- both of
Berkeley county.
Near Richmond, Ray county. Mo. on the 10th of
April, by Rev. Tycoon Dimes, SAMUEL. A. wOk.-
LARD to Miss ERTR6DE C.. GROVE, daughter
of George G. Grove, formerly of this county
On the 2Ist ult., by Rev. G. G.. Baker. JOHN II.
FuRTNEY. To Miss MARY C. SPANGLER-all OF
HarPer's Ferry. cess
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09
LUMBER..

J60 OOn FEET YELLOW PINE LUM-
1cO.OOo BIER.
3U,thO S.aspned do, 80 900 PirsierinS Lath,
81, COO Ok Shingles, Oak ShingliuE LHth,
Fencing Plank and Railing, LOcust PUsts:
GONDOLAS-On the river. or. delivered in town;
LUMBER by the Boat lead per order, deIiNcrtd
at any point the Shenandoah.
w. ]. HAWKS.
AEeHt Tor Miller Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09

CPECTACLES.-A fine lot of elegant Steel r q pto
- Spectaces, To suit all gee. II you wisl 10 hssa
your eyesight restored, call and get pair a:
June q, 1865. l.. DINKLE'S.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09

All persons knowing themselves to be indebted
to the late firm, will call and scttlc.
S.A. HAMBURGER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09

DICTURE FRA MES. : Just rec iyed a LOT OF beau.
L tiful Picture Fraincss sxIO and smaller rizes,
for sale low by l.. DINKLE.
Ia,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09
Dissolution oF cOPARrNNRsnlP.

CnARLEsTowS. June 1, 1865.
| THE. partnership heretofore existing uudor the
firm oil :. a. Ila IbuI ger n Co. las thtJ
day been dissolved 10y mutual consent 4. Ham,
burger ID alone authorized Ia scttic ioT the firm
S.A. HAMBURGER 4 co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09

HARVEST SUPPLY.-I am now receiving IL
IL general assortment Of Harvest Groceries, AZ
lowest prices. Call and Look for yourselves b-tor
purchasing. w. EbY.-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09

HARVEST WuISKEY.
I HAVE good article at low prlcc. Call shd
examine. just received by ". kBI
June 9. 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-09

DoToMAC HERRING.-yye have just rccciy cd
Il prime lot OF Potomac Herring.
June 9, 1865. KEARSLEY x SHEERER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-12
REnEIPTs nP pRnnnnr

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wild WaRoner-2 hrs egg,
q pkes fruit ooops poH ltry Boarman-3 horses
coops poultry and spndrles A Bienvenu--l hid OF
1sh q Re tigrsw-11 SKIS corn DR. Smith-5 pkgs oi
iruit bbls potatoes siers76 SKIS cotton seed 10
= Atoige-2h DO marx-l6 bxs peaches to order-I9
bales m3es bale wool bags wool keF hbI falIo,-
shides NJ n aufman &co-25 bbls potatoes TO p Del
FskermS pbIs u m eTass
ATertron &co-l bxs eggs q Whlsh-IO bxs eggs
eoops poultry Terrebonne- - coop poultry 81 xs
sf peas bxs eggs j coops poultry and snndries to
Chsrot0i coop poultry % Lla%bias DOekter--2
Labarthe-l do ID Didier-i do L Dumestre-sun-
WASHIN GTON--steamer j @ Blsckford-l hale
cotton to De Blanc-22 coops poultry IL bxs eggs
bslea wool 81 hides laoassagneI9 bbls potatoes II
hides bbi tallow Dkgs bones L Oouret--l3 hides
hides2 bEs eggs bales moss eoops poultry Beer 4
Ds sl y ss,l 90 bhs potstoes Mrs kolsell box
dudley a nslson-2 bags wool 10 ordel-f hide 10 }
Murphy-l bag wool blnnchin 3 Giraud-l bag wool
soops pSSsss sS a ~ Il sss@S ss
ecoos poultry burlp-1 bag wool ID hIdss NJ WaIl-
BS is D5soss esss sf sis sso s.ts
= ESel-sd driea 70 order
BAYOU SAR Ar7 ! Grey Eagls -thhds sugar
bags wool bteqart Norton---if bbla potat1os sks
potatoes sllersl bag wool bales moss brs fruit
elorsiiie-i0o sks cotton seedJ Aidge-snndrlss 90
oUACHITA RTvRR-stoamsr clsons-2l hidss
Pals sflqs e leg dIies 70 order
bhls ries aks potatoes Hnraia1 bhia rice bba u
bsane Mertin--2s SIG potatoes pezenlFa-o 40 80
: jEsUifs BEND -s,sauss Thomas nsy--its
~ sKR AkD-isuEsar saEihEl6i-2l5 hhi1 potE
|, q : Eogs g. szLaausf 4 win.as- aldass .
~ TH1 nAr4Ro1DG
NFw oRIKAEs. oRRnouHAe AND eREAT
49,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-12
Monetary and Commercial.
MONETAR 4.
oFFIoE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TuEAnAY kYENINa. August u, le69.

TuEsDAY EVENING. August IL, ls6s.
we have no i'm prevement to report in the money
market proper. There lie only mited demand Tor
olscount, and all strictly Al paper IS reaolly nego
banks. The former are sttll quoted at D cent y
month for IL, and 11keslA for second class. mort
gage notes rate at Ola - cent annum Tor the
former and IL 91b for the latter. The banks ols-
customers, but there is little Of TINS description
making.
Gold opened at l4sl49l4s,S. against 1895 at New
York, aud after some fluctuations in secordance
l4o Inc sales include $500 at 1850 mace on tne
puehcatlon Of the TELEGRAM 70 the Assoceted tress
quoting las at New York;; 5000 at l45H; $500 and
lO0O at 1885 5000 st las; 5000 1855 and SdlOO
s2O0 and 5000 az 1851. The only safe Of silver re-
port ed was q small amount of Mexican dollars $500
atl50 American half dollars quoted at l3asA@
1855, and Mexican dollars at $50 in currency, ana
cen premium IN gold
Foreign exchange continued nearly stagnant, the
only sales reported being 30 600 frstcass francs at
500 and 70 O0O a. 3664 There is very little onerInR,
and only limited remittance demand. Inc market
closed 80 unsettled that we are compelled TO omit
quotations.
We have no varation to notice in domestic ex
change. The banks checked on New York at their
there fan remittance demand at come coun.
ters, but very little at Others check for round
amount was oss,ed at 10. The safes OF commercial
INCLUDED $500 New York sigh at = p cent premium,
SlHOOO at 4, and 5000 ten days at a discount.
Nothing transpred in stocks. The only sale o.
bonds reported Wss4 evee State at ssh. We heard
OF little or no inquiry for any on the 81.
Olty treasury notes were in ctive, the only sales
reported being few small Gums, including $1,000 At
80, discount and $1,000 at "a Yesterday $50 OOl
sold at 30 days seller option, at $50 he mAtured
tax bills having passed to the City Attor ey, and
being SUBJECT to an additional charge of pei
limited. Nothing was reported in State notes, but
they can not be quoted over 4S35 discount.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-12
rhomns se,rell =. nlnnn..r rla,a -


Thomas SeWeu vs. Steamer FIeta etc :
ho.S64l--J. q. Dobbins VS.. nalne-No Se42 :
IN THE UNIfED STATES DIS FRIOP OOlJRT
4 for the District Of Lodisiana.-By virtue Of tEt
wits Of ner facias Issued and to me directed bs
me Honorable United States ID striot Court Tor ths
District # Louisiana, in the above named euits.
And resolved BY me on sixteenth day Of July 1868
have seizsd and taken into my possession, and will
proceed 70 sell ~ public auction, on TUESDAY,
the httesnth day Of september, 1868, at twelve
o9,oek ~. a ne oeor q the Courthouse in Oar
rolton parish o. Jefferson, Louisiana tho follow
ing described property, viz: 'i4-
= a CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, with
All the bui dlnss and improvements thereon, desig-
mated A. SQUARE No. n on plgn by o. Bnissou Sur.
yeyor dated JAnuary 81, 1871 in the then faubourg
bounded b. honiat, Robert, st, Denia. and pryades
streets and measuring 500 feet inches front On
boniat street like front Robert street. $50 feet
front on ~ Denis street, and like front on Dry
p THEE CERTAIN L0Tb ON GROUND. In
the city Of OaFroi ton, parish OF Jefferson, Louis
lana, in square rwou+Vtso n, b0uuded BY First
WASHINGTON. Hampton, and Short streets with All
the buillinae and lmpFo ementg thereon. and num-
bered q lots nos " - Y. on plan deposited IN
u and a meAlurs each 80 feet front on fiEmnton
street. BY % foot deep. between parallel hnss
and lot " measures " feet trent on Hampton street
~ u feet 'front.' depth on Short street. and
t9fms & corner q Hampton and hhort streets. lots
seizsd . sasiAfy the above.nsn,sd pis,utiRs
c'zirle Nlth interest, and all costs a luit ~
Cots o. reed, Internal revenue stamps. ote., al
=. 1870 q TINS Of saiadieAiien. in Omitted
uVlssd sIaiss Ma.shars once. New orisAns.
tenth dAy q August. 1e14
y. .. HEaRoH, u 3. HirnhAl.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-12
.ETrER FROM a DEMOCHAT
The Course of Governor yvarmOth Com

The Course of Governor YVarmOth Com.
needed.
We make the following extract from a
letter written by prominent Democrat OIL
Tensas parish to Governor Warmoth. The
extract quoted shows the nervous state of
the public mind there, and the anxiety to
avoid any occasion for disturbance:
WATERPROOF, Tensas Parish, La,
August 0. 1868
To His ETcellency Governor warmoth, New Or
leans, Louisiana;
SR-The inclosed slip is cut from the
Vicksburg Times, current August 4, and if
true, the writer desires to express how
much he commends your action in the
premises, No firearms, no constabulary.
and everything quieted as by charm.
The intelligence Of the State must govern
no matter in whose hands power is lodged
otherwise we may have Haytien anarchy.
An old man, and native Of the country,
having never held or sought political post,
1 nevertheless watch the course Of events
with much sOlicitude. l see no future Cf
prosperity for this land till law and order
are established, and industry secure of is
rewards, These we can not have while
mobs prevail and lawless men roam ut
large. For this occasion approve the
Leglslasure appointing Presidential elect
ors, If not unconstitutional. The reasons
are obvious to any thinking man in these
rural regions. Here we have officers who
can not read tue laws they are required to
administer; others so little acquainted with
Louisiana laws as to be in the same cats
egory. We're like gathering to occur ct
st. Joseph or Waterproof fear it would
not be SO easily quieted. 4
Excuse me for trespassing on your time.
4 do not vote, though never DISTINGUISHED.
Opposed to you politically, I desire to add
my appreciation, with that Of all good and
law-aoiding men, to what you are reported
to have done and said In Willis Rollins
case. For identity can give abundant
reference In your city, and am, sir, with
much respect, your fellow citizen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-12
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR TRANsPORTA
TION.


OFFICE CHIEF QuARrERMAsrFB
Department of Louisiana,
New orleans, La, August g. 1853
| CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE. WITH
pa copy Of this attached TO each are
Twelve H. 81 NIB gs os or
| the transportation OF all Government Troops and
ters Depai iment for period Of twelve IL mouths,
commencing on the first day Of October, 1868 and
Prom New Orleans to Galveston, Texas, or
From New Orleans to Indianola, Texas. or
Frem New Orleans to Brazos Santiago, Texas,
From Galveston to Indianola Texas, or return;
From Galveston TO Brasos Santiago or return.
From lndianola to brazos Santiago, Texas, or re-
| turn.
Proposals will state at what rates bidders propose
| TO transport to or from each of the above named
Officers and Enlisted Men, Cabin and Deck Passen.
gers. each, and the following classes Of freight,
JHLorses, Mules, and Beef Cattle. each per head.
Iron, AsshinsTy Lead, Zinc, Tin. Copper. Nails,
Hardware. Hollow Ware, Grlndstones' ordnsnce.
heavy Ordinance Stores, ETC., of each per one humid
hay. Stray, Moss, and oakum. Of each per bale.
Lumber, Pine, per one thousand feet.
Lumber. OAK, per one thousand feet. 1f..
Oats and Corn, per sack e4r sk
Crates, grookeTy, Furniture Doors, Blinds, sashes
Wagon Tongues, Msttings Mattresses, light CASKS
and TierCes. Books. Stationery. etc, Of each per
DRY Goops.-gIOur. Meal, Bread. Rice, Crackers,
s Ir,ed Appies Onions Potatoes Turnips. White
WET GooSs~PorEs Bssf.. Liquids, Lard. Lime,
Dsnent, rlAatet' lar, hoen MotAsses, Brown Sugar,
leloW., crease. eee., o. eacn per barrel
Amouienees. spring wagons Oartss and Wheel
paTrowss eeen..
x sat "4 4a S EonpieS M;, eacn. ,,. u,
tracts etc, o. each per box Ill8
.Oanales, grs0keTs hard Bread, Farina, Spices,
per DOB. .4
Hams, per eask Hai M
lsAns. PEI tefoe. fra
- IL. ~ -. ry fs snsAu-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-12

twill be seen by our telegraphic dis
patches from Alabama, that Governor
Smith has vetoed the bill authorizing the
Legislature of that State to cast the cleo
toral vote. tits the belief of every intel
hgent man that the majority for Grant and
Colfax will be so overwhelming at the
North and West that if the electoral vote
of every Southern State should be given to
Seymour and Blair, the Republican Presi-
Dental ticket would then be most triumph
antly elected.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-12
AhLENTOwM nArrRoAD IN

NEW ALI Rail. FAST FRRIGHT N
bug vie AAFFisbung, AllontoWn. And 1srsSv d
without change Of Cars. $3.50
rev YORK goods Tor Pittsburg must BE- dsliVesi
flsr 20. ~ North River, to the Afent Of TIE Z
Anoat0Nn trAnspertation COMPANY. and not tbl
sssnts OF the New Jeznsy Central Railroad. Il =
!, bllls o LAdingisuned at the ofacs OF the Lima
Boston Once No. n WaahinEton street e
JOHN p. HAMILTON Agent
ens peos foot Of kiberty atrest. pittsSutl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-12
UNITED STATS OF AMERICA.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIL
FIFTH CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT OF LOU
SIANA



To all to whom these Presents shall come
WHEREAS, JAMES o. zUNTz, HAVING
the United States for the District Of Louisana' the
hereinafter described property, his applied to the
office the deed of sale was recorded on the six
tenth dav of July 1868 tor monlion or advertis 3.
the staie Of Louisans enttIcd An Ct for the fur
asT n T ss to a. UGiea
e monitions and mode OF proceeding" approved
Now, therefore know ye, and all persons interested
herein, are hereby cited and admonished in the
name Of the Unite states Of America and Of the
United States Circuit Court for the Fifth Judicial
Circuit and District of louisiana and in con ormty
70 the act OF The L. gslature Of the State of ouis
ana above cited. who can set up any right ii 10 or
claim in and to the property hereinafter described
cpss oe el any IN the order de
sale was made for any irrseuArity illegslity in
manner of sale, or for any detect VIII tsoever, to
show cause, within thirty days from the day this
monition is first inserted in the public papers, why
the sale SO made should not be confirmed and no
The said property was sold by the Usited States
Marshal for the District aforesaid on the twenty
second day al May, 1862 by virtue Of decree Of the
day Of pfil, 1866. and signed the eighth day Of
Msy, 1855, in q suit entitled Margaret K Deas,
heirs ol Henry Doya deceased, So sTss Of he
Docket O. the said Court, at which sale Jas ri 2untz
doiars COO. payable in Twelve lnonths from he
sad day Of sale, and for which, less $500 paidin
Co5to VI uubu given q D0n0 con-
dilioncd as the law requires
Descript on OF property as given in the iudioisI
conveyance, viz:
A CERTAIN PLANTATION. situated on the lest
bank OF and fror ting the Mississippi river in the
parish OF Ascension, in this State formerly known as
the Hard Times, but now known as the SouthWoodi
plantation, and BOUNDED on the upper line by the
line OF the parish Of Ibervie, and on the lower by
lands snow or formerly belonging to s. r. TiIiotson
and measures about twenty eight and half arpents
'front.' on the Mississippi river by eighty arpents in
depth, between diverging lines with the opening
thereto belongngi together with all the improve.
ments thereon as vel as all the cattle. live stock
implements OF husbandry, etc. Of whatever kind or
nature Thereon or thereunto belonging, twenty
new bricks and a lst of corn 10 barrels
ClerAs Office, New Orleans, July "a, 1868.
BY y. B. VNoT Deputy Clerk,
No. 93T jy 10 % au Ii q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-12
". #. 6 j. II. Cotton VS.. Chnrlea Dou.I.
or Dowty, OF ais
vlrglnia q. Lee vs., Char,.,

Virginia q. Lee VS.. Charles HI. Lee.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE piv
4 ish OF Orleans, No. 2l,6l7.-By virtue Of ans
ooedience TO an order Of "a rendered July d is
and 70 me directed by the Honorable the bons'
District court for the Parish of Orleans in the an
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pubic ~
ton, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exch,nss
Royal street, between Canal and Custo m6osss
streets in the second District of this city on TIiSs
DAY, TIE first day Of September 1855. at tsyS1
O'Clock NJ, the following described property ri1.A
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROuNli s ,tz,
lying, and being in the First District Of this city
bne squars bounded by st. Charles date NaySSss
lhaha, Melpomene. aud Prytania streets deslSns,si
by the numbers three and four on a plan No IN
the BOOK q plans Of q. Il. Stringer, late a nos,,
public in this city. AS~l
said lots adioin each other, and measure a..
twenty-five co feet seven (I) inches front on n
Charies Tate Nayades) street, by one hundred All
twsnty l2D feet in depth between parallel lines
Together with the buildings and improver5s,I
thereon, o. 372 St Charles street,
Seized in the above suit
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. L. MAXWELL
aul 10 sci Sheriff Of the Parish of Oriean,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-12

For New York-Cromwen line every Saturday at 5
Pm.
For New York-Merehants' line every Saturday at
tp. NJ.
Tor Baltimore and Hayana-Steamship from Jack
son Square on the lst and 18th of every month.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-12

The st. Louis Democrat has the follow.
ing, which is certainly worth reproducing
General Grant was walking in Fourth
street on Saturday, when he was accosted
by prominent Democrat Of the Copper.
head persuasion as follows: Sab, General
you are looking well; am glad to see that
these rebels pitching into you do not wear
yon down much,n t.5a
"No." the General quickly replied; "you
rebels have been pitching into me for sew
eral years, aud It has not troubled me
much.'
But during the war, General, We were
divided; the war Democrats helped You.
Now you have them all against you"
Well, think not; think the real war
Democrats are as much opposed 10 rebel
lion ~ they were during the war, and VIII
vote, as they fought, 10 sustain the govern
ment and the laws"
The eopperhead walked away. unhappy.