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New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-15
LA vARIETE STOCK
AT AUCTION.
AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF WIN. H. O. KING,
Second District Court-No. 1888.

pY w. L. MODGSON, AUCTIoNEER-
ID Office No. q Commercial Place-SATURDAY
December o, 1858, at twelve O'Clock M, at the Auc
tioneers' Exchange, on Roysl street., between Cana
and Customhouse streets, by virtue and in pursu
an order of the Honorable Louis DurigDeAud Judge
of the Second District Court, parish of Orleans
dated December g. 1865, docket No. 1888. will be
sold for account Of the above named suoeesson-
NESHARE IN THE CAPITAL STOCK OF La
VARIETE ASSOCIATION, upon which all asses
ments have been paid in full.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
del0 1918
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-15
WITHOUT RESERVE.
SUCCESSION OF MARX LEVI AND WIFE.
OPEN ACCOUNTS. BILLS RECEIVABLE. ETC.

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DY w. L. HODGsON, AUCTIONEER.-
ID Office No. 81 Commercial Place.-0n SATUR-
DAY December 49, 1858. at II o'clock NJ, at the
Canal and Customhouse streets. by virtue and ia
pursuance of an order Of the Hon Louis Duvigneaud,
Judge of the Second District Court, parish Of Or
o. H. for account of the succession of Marx Levi
x lot Of OPEN ACCOUNTS, BILLS REoEIvA.
BILE, and other obligations due the succession, as
per inventory file in the office of the Clerk OF the
Second District Court also the office of the auc-
tioneer
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes
delO is IS
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-15
OEssIoN OF ousrAvE voM HoFE.

E. = Il
JOSEPH HOLZ, AUCTIONERR, Of
II No. n Chartres street-Wiii be sold on
EEbDAY, the sixth OF January, at u o'clock
Y Ut the Merchants and Auotioneers' kx-
n Royal street, between Customhouse and
ltEests by virtue OF an order from the Hon.
u Duyigneaud, Judge of the Second District
dated Novsmber2l, leG9-No 80 All;
#ERTAIN LOT OF ,4ROUND WITH THE
II PINGS AND ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS
&k0N, situated in the Fourth District Of this
p the square bounded BY Camp. Magazine,
And Seventh streets, designated BY the mum
4 on plan in he office of the Sheriff of the
OF jefferson, In this State, and measures
elght feet front on Magazine street by a
cf one hundred and twenty-five feet Ameri-
#asure.
iFsd By deceased by purchase from Terrence
nsll, BY an act passed before John 4. Coftey,
n Public in this city, on the twenty eighth
December, 1860. 4at7H
Y of sale, including internal revenue stamps,
" expense of the purchaser. before Joseph
\ s due.
Cash in United States Treasury notes.
" Is % % 81 lass
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-15
Children are impartial Judges ana .tbei

Children are impartial Judges, and theiI
judgment, as Ia the following case, should
be needed. A girl in neighborinr citv baS
often heard Of the fame of q ponaial
preacher, and desired her mother 10 take
her to church, The mother gratiEied her
request, and when the little child was re
turning home she looked up aud said
Mother, don't like the preaching Of MIR
." sand why do you not r. because
mother. he speaks Of God just a. If he waI
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-15
SUCCESSION IoF MARIE F. LoOARD,
Vv;dosy A{ma rJhstaisrfs. g

widow Aims- Chataisnier.
pY CHARLE8j Il. FORTLER, AUO-
ID tioneer-Ofice No. 48 Exchange Aley.-THURS-
DAY, January IA. 1859, at twelve o'clock M,
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street. and Customhouse streets,
will be sold By virtue Of an order from the Honorable
the second District Court for the parish of Oresns
dated December H. 1865 the following property viz
1.-TWO LOTS OF :GROUND, sitlated u
UoueS & Moreau aad LoIisS aso Streets marked
Nos. and I on a plan drawn by Castaing, civil
engineer, on athe fourteenth January, 1852; said
lots are contiguous and measuring each 81 feet
front on Clouet s&eet by lM feet in depth.
Terms-Casn in United States treasury notes:
the expense Of the purchaser, including stamps
de14 q 3lia1 Il ----
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-15

If you would relish your food. labor for 1t
If you would enjoy your raiment, pay for It
If you would sleep soundly, take q cleai
conscience to bed with you. ia.a5
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-15
NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY EVENING, nECEGBER Is 1888
LATEST NRWsFRox wAsHrxsfoS.

LATEST NRWSFROM wAsHYS6fON.
TIE PROCEEDINGS OF O0NGREss.
SOutherh Freedmen's Bureau Hospital,
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NOMINATIONS By THE PRESDENT.
GRANT AND PARTY AT CHICAGO.
THE SUPREME COURT ON LEGAL TENDERS.
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
SURRENDER OF THE CADIz INSURGENTS.
End of the Insurrection.
Interesting Miscellaneous Intelligence.
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Morning Dispatches to The Associated lfesA.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-15
FIREMEN AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.

Feasting. Fun and Fro11c.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-15

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New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-15

EssIoN OF JEAN BAPTIsTE GRossIR-
aa.5os-Second District Court of New Or
%LArIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTIoNEER,
hice No 3e Bienvills straet : FRIDAY,
hsr Is. At hall. .past four O'clock +. q viii be
Is No. 10 Orleans street, betWeen Villere and
# streets, by virtue and in pnfsuRnoe of an
rom the Honorable Louis pnvieneaud, Judge
Second District Court Of New Orleans, dated
d. OF GROCERIES and HOUSEHOLD
Ss-Cash. dss 1918
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-15

Surrender Of the Cadiz Insurgsnts.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-15

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AUCTION SALES.


4 COTTAGE NO. rs LAUREL STREET. -
sUooEss1oN OF loHRIsTINE DINKEL.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 21.3M.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-15

Menard Out of "sorts.''
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-15
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Indiana American., 1868-06-26
Sad and FatalAccidept.

Two little sons Of Mr.. Robinson Jones. Of
Morgan Township. Butler Co, Ohio, Former
ly of White ws.er Township in this County
went into The ~oods on Thursday Of last week,
taking a gun with them, and while relur ming
teen yearsl spied bird which be decided TO
shoot, aud while getting the gun ready, rest
ing Il on bis arm, il was accidentally discbar.
ged. the contents passing through the lungs Of
bis youngsr bsosher, (aged abou, ,welve,) kill
ing him sImos, instantly. Thus We have an
other victim Of too careless use Of irearms.
When will people learn 10 b. more careful
Indiana American., 1868-06-26
laurel Items


Wesley Chapel. Methods. Episcopal
Church ak miles southwest Of Laurel, was
dedicated on last Sabbath q 10 O'Clock AsH
The sermon was preached By Rev. j. Al. WAL
den of Cincinnati.
Quite sensation wss created among our
cilissns on last Monday morning BY The re.
ceips Of = telegram stating that Major Gener-
al Burnside and lady we're coming mp from
the ciiy on special train TO spend the Sab
bath 10 Laurel. At the appointed hour the
distin guished. party arrived, we're met at the
depot BY their friends, and escorted 10 the res
idence Of Mrs. Thomas Morrow. who is the
General sister. They returned TO the city in
the evening.
Capt. John Golfer and John Beggs Esq, to-
essher with their wives, left for the Vest on
last Monday morning. They expect TO spend
. few days in Chicago, after which they will
visi. many Of thu important towns 10 illinois.
Iowa aud Kansas. We sish them pleasant
trip. GiB.
Indiana American., 1868-06-26
Fairasld Itsma

The nidge is in the whea. TO such an ex-
tent 10 the nsigh5orhood around Fairfield tina,
il is feared IL will entirely destroy the crop.
Fairfield Lodge No. ss, +. 4 A. Masons,
elected and installed The following officers for
the ensuing year, viz: z Ferguson, w. NJ ;
Simeon Miller, 8. w.; J. w. Morgan, J. WI
Alex. Meharry, Treas G. Il. Cory, Seey; ].
L. Ssns, s D.; II. Burk. j. D;.J- A. Crook
shank and ). T Buckley, Ste~afdsi ID. Bah
main. Tyler. The Lodge meets on Monday
evening before full moon.
The Methodist Meeting House was raised
10 Fairfield las, Thursday without any acci-
dent IL Is probably the iarges, church edibcs
In the County. Mr.. Briar Is the contractor,
and judging from the way the framing is dooe'
He 10 not GREEN briar. r.
Indiana American., 1868-06-26
BrOokvillc, Ind, Jausl6, 1868.

The greatest caution should be exercised 10 the
Of preparations Intended to promote the growth
of tho hair. few applications of an improper
substances to the delicate vessels from witch the
hair derives Its nutriment, will cause irreparable
injury, and en- tail premature badness, upon the
unhappy victim of eharlatanry, whose nostrums
crowd the market. Nosnch bad eject need be
feared IRON the use Of Halls Vegetable Sicillan
Hair Remover. manufactured In Nashua. N. u.
This article ls conoooted upon scientific principles
and with an intimate knowledge of chemistry aud
philosophy as applied TO the growth, preservation
and restoration Of the human hair Whom the
hair has become gray. Il will restore II 10 les nat
ara color, and produce fresh, vigorous aud
healthy growth. improved In texture. health and
beauty. IL peopi, arc wise, Hsels sieilian Hair
Remover will take the place of-ths mutitade OF
inferior compositions now hawked about lioston
Commercial. - - ts ~
Indiana American., 1868-06-26

A Fourth Of July and Sunday School Cele-
brssios vill b held in The grove near the
spr;as6sid Methodist Episcopal Church. two
miles wssk Of Mixsrville Several distn-
guishsd speakers viii be present, among which
ere Rev. 7. II. Lynch, D. D., Rev. Mr.. Ray
uosd Of Oxford. and Prof. Mcfarland Of Mi.
ami University. The Sabbath Schools will
usses si The church At 81 o'clock. form ia line,
ssi nAreh 70 the gsose All are cordially In
vised 70 be present With necessary preparations
foe basket dianer.
Indiana American., 1868-06-26
Died.


April goth, 1868, Sarah J. Fletcher, wife Of VII.
sou Fletcher, Of Bloonins Grove. Ind. aged 81
years and Is days. The deceased was kind wife
and tender mother, an 'mher presence will long b
missed ln the home circle. hut her friends hav,
tho consoling assurance that 'tis only for time
and they again shall meet her whore parting Is nc
more.
Desr sister, thou art gone;
Thy vactnt chair Ia left;
Thy children Tor thee mournj
Thy compssioa's bereit. a
Thy voice no moro on earth
Our lonely hsarts shall cheer
wits straias Of joy and mirth
That once 10 us we're dear.
But Why should We thus mourns e
For our loss is Der gainj
On heavens golden shore
She's free from griei and pain.
There, mid the flowers OF Eden,
Where blooms eternal Spring,
She joins the glorious anthem
That saints and angels sing.
Then, friends, don't mourn your lost onej
The hours will not bs long i
When you again shall meet her
In her eternal home.
Yes. friends, you there shaii meet her,
where parting IL no more,
And dwell with her Forever
On csnaan's happy sher".
Mas. MATHS M. CosLEy.
Brookvills, Ind.
Indiana American., 1868-06-26

This popular hotel. 80 well known through
'ees the White Water Valley. continues to be
smiosntiy deserving Of the large patronage Of
which u is the recipient. Ne. Jas. o. Van
Horn. the clever and accommodating Propri-
stor, together with his mos. sstiusbIs wife, are
slvsys attentive 70 their guests, supplying the
tables With everything that The market affords,
and making the stay Of their patrons both
pleasant snd comfortable. The Valley House
should Be = "paying institution" under the
present management iass..a -.
Indiana American., 1868-06-26

The Presbyterian Sabbath School Of Brook
vile propose visiting Csmbridgs City on fues-
day next, having engaged speciaI train 10
ear, II I o'clock In the morning and return .,
Tia the evening. They viii stop q. a beauli-
ssI grove adjoining that place, where they ex-
,pect 70 meet the Sabbath School from Rich
nend. The officers. teachers aud scholars Of
other Sabbath Schools are invited 10 join with
them. Bring your baskets. Tickets for The
round ssip (sdalss one dollar, children under
II, 6fy csnss.) can be obtained at Haile''
drug store. ai Barsoa's store. and at the Post
Z lice We prsdic, good time for evsrybod,
WHO attends
Indiana American., 1868-06-26

For the American.
Flowers and the Women Of BrookviIle.
Auong the vast number OF blessings
bestowed upon mun by the bcne6ceni Cre-
ator, aud for which his gratitude is due,
we should estimate the gift Of flowers as
one amongst the greatest boons vouchsnied
TO mortals. Flowers are essentially good
per SEA creation from which no evil can
be wrought. They cannot be prostituted
to base purposes, but stand alone, pure,
holy, living monument Of the goodness
Of God-holy as tho smile of angels
voice whispered as from on high, calling
upon Us to pursue aud directing us meek
ly to the path of duty, mercy, hope, char
ity and purity.
not music 10 his soul sis fit for treason,
s,ratagems aud spoils," but woul1 much
sooner suspect person Of being capable
Of committing these crimes who had no
love Of flowers in his soul, than he who
had no love Of music. Flowers are the
gift OF God directly to man; music is the
production of men, therefore 'im perfect.
The works of the Almighty are perfect,
and therefore much more worthy Of love
and admiration than the puny, artificial
productions Of His creatures.
There are many cold, saurian-blooded,
upright characters, male and female, whose
regulations are as invulnerable as the
hard, bright, FURNISHED steel. who seem to
have q holy horror Of anything beautiful.
and Of flowers in particular. These peo-
pie you may respect with that kind of feel
ing you have for the cleaning stiletto; you
may admire their bright, upright charac-
,ers, just as you would the perfect fiuish Of
poignsrd. whilst you shudder at their
steely brightness, aud within your secret
heart there is dread of injury lurking
behind ell this apparent perfection.
There is another class of bilious, cold
hearted. cold-skinned individuals, whose
touch reminds you OF the clammy reptile,
whose hearts are probably made OF nlusA ace,
who would stare with unwinkiug eyes at
you IL you were to tell them that lowers
are beautiful, and scarcely could be made
to comprehend your meaning. Their
brains are likely partially composed Of
sand, their blood Of ditch water, aud their
nerves Of psok.thread.
There is still another class Of stout.
dark skinned individuals, who rather make
Indiana American., 1868-06-26

winvisit BreekviIls psxt Wednesday, exhibit
lag sfssrnoes and evening, and win also visi.
Lssssi On Thsrsdsy. See advsrtissnsnt. Itis
vsry veil sreksn Of BY our exchanges. The Vim
ten csaasy to.) Record ssys Of II. -
"Ihs oecidsptAl shsv that exhibited here last
saturday, wss hy far the beat troupe Of varieties
Ne ever saHt performing all they advertised, aud
more tee The nss and vopdsrfnI fsats Of the
otfort Brothsrs we're sioas worth the price Of ad-
mission. Wssennsnd them 70 The favor Of the
hFsthfsp of he prses. They viii Cad the pro-
pristsrs, Msssfs. sp<rks 4 MeDovsu, aud the
N sososT. T. Lis<1sn, clever gsntissncn, With
shsv verify Of patronage"
Indiana American., 1868-06-26

<ws are resusssed TO anuounos, for the ac-
commodssion OF persons arriving on The. train,
desiring to attend the Pic Mic on the fourth Of
July next, st Roberts Grove near this place,
that conveysscss can be readily procured at
shs depot and hotels At this place for the pur-
pose Of taking them TO The Grove.
Indiana American., 1868-06-26
Fruit Cans.

Robert Osborn, OF stove and tin store noto-
riety. 10 ready TO furnish aoy quantity Of Fruit
Cans. made Of lin. glass or stone, either quart
or haIfgallon Ills cans are warranted 10 give
satisfaction. Our people would do well to sup
ply themselves from bis store, where eans may
be had as cheap as q, any other establishment
in the Valley.
Indiana American., 1868-06-26

A new Railroad Time Table wen, into sHec,
on Monday last See Time Card At head Of
Local column. There is but little change
The Chicago Express (upwsrd bound) arrives
II .so5 r. y. instead of 7:54 as formerly. and
shs Night Freish,. downward bound) arrives
ct =. \. instead Of as heretofore.
Indiana American., 1868-06-26
The Catholic Fair

sCeriips~s Ga tall blast In the Court room,
drH~ing crowded house every evening. The
interest appears TO be on The increase rather
than dimipi-hiag. IL promises to pay we'll,
bsipg literally palroaized by both PloIes'aa's
aud Catholics
Indiana American., 1868-06-26
The Miller Houss

IL steadily gainiag in favor with The public, as
yell Ia may. for Il is Que Of the bes, hotels In
the White Water Valley. Friend Miller GER
ssinly doss furnish most excellent meals, aud
bic accommodation In every respect ars OF a
superior kind. Success TO the Miller House.
Indiana American., 1868-06-26

Robert A. Clean wishes us 10 inform the
people that he viii commence running his
butcher wagon next Saturday, from and after
~hich time he viii os happy 10 supply them
With good fresh meat a, the lowest cash prices
Indiana American., 1868-06-26

GLOW III white hairs become fool and JESTER
said Henry w How M, indeed. they become
any one when "Darrett's Vegetable Hair Restor
atye" occasionally applied will keep the hair as
fresh and glossy IN old ago al in youh. To this
valuable article Was awarded the only prize medal
over all oampettors.-[rri States Union
Indiana American., 1868-06-26
prookville pusiusss Chart.

Prof g. w. Bishop has executed, in pencil,
. Business Chart Of BrookviIIs, which gives
evidence Of much artistic skill IL is on ex.
hibi,ion st tie Railroad Depot
Indiana American., 1868-06-26

Persoss desiring 70 rent stands daring the
coming Fair Of the franklin cosniy Agricul-
tural Society csn do % By calling on the Com
ni,sss Of Arrangements The following nam
cd ssnsIsnen compose said committec F.
Berry. r n s~ih. VIM. Mcclure, jackson
Lyon and IL IL Butler.
rft .'e l. H HArrssp, sec'y
Indiana American., 1868-06-26
Fourth Of July Celebration at Fairfield

An old fsshieasd celebration will be held 10
Roses Grove near Fairfield on the 4sh Of July.
Hoo. Jchn = Reid and Gen. T'W Bennett
.srs expected 10 he present aud address the
.mer,ips. Come With Jour families aud friends,
With basks's sell filled, aud have good time
GENERALLY. Cossirrsx.
Indiana American., 1868-06-26
PROOFS OF THESuPERIOR QUALITY
AMERICAN WATCH
MADE Al
WGGTWEET, GlGSca

THE American warth Company, af waithsn,
4 Mass., respectfully submit that their Watches
are cheaper, moro aecarate. iess complex, more
durable. better adapted FOR general use, and m,rs
easily kept In orderand RET aired than any other
watches iu the market. They are simpler On
structure, and therefore stronger, and l-ss likely
to be hjsred than ths msj.ii,y Of foreign
watches. which arc composed OF frVm 1eb 10 500
pieces, white In an old kngish watch there are
more than 700 parts. How they iun pLeef a..
hardest trial watches can have, IL shvwn BY the
following letter;
l. PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY.
eGrick 90 aHs 6KNsRsL LkrPThfhrtSDfSr.l
ALToOxA, Pa, Deo. l5., lS6o. J
Geptismsai The watches msnufactured hy.,ou
have been In -uss on this railro ad for several
years by our snginemen. to whom We furnish
watches as. part ci our equipment There are
n CIV toDe thu ice bendftd Of ihtm carried on ow
line, and We eensidef them good and reliable
tiine-ksepors. Indeed, have great IN Tin fHet ion
In saying yonr watches give us less trouble, and
have worn and do wear much loneer witho ut re-
pairs than any watches We have ever bad In
on this rad. As you are aware vt formerly utst.
ed TO those of Engish manefaciuie, of Retnowl.
edged good repstati.p; lut as oiass they never
kept time Ms correctly, nor have they done
good service, n yours.
In these statements am sustained by my pre-.
deeessor, Mr.. Lewis, whose expsrienee extended
over sefissof ysars. Eae =
ntsI'eUtHJf
~ ELwARD II. WILLIAMS.
General Supcriutendsht.A
| American Watch CO., Walihnm.
We make now Ave different grades Of watches,
named respectively NJ folows
| Appleton, Tracy A Co., waltham, Mass.
WHltham Watch Company, ralthHm, Mas.
p. ). Hartlett, Naliham, Mas.
Vim. Eiisry, Boston, Mas
Home Watch Company, Bost1p, Mass.
| All OF these, with the exception OF the Home
Watch Company, are warranted by the Americsn
Watch Company 10 be Of the bert material, on the
most approved principle, and to possess every re
quisi,o fer q reiinbie time keeper. Every dealer
selling these watshes IL provided with the Com.
pans : printed card Of guarantee, which should
aecpmpany each Watch sold, so that buyers may
feelsurv thattbey are purchasing the genuine
article. Thcfe are numerous countefieits snd
inai tatious OF our Watches soid throughout the
county, and We would caution purchasers to be
th their gusrd against Imposition.
Any grades of Naltham Watches may 10 lur.
chased OF Watch Dealers throughout the country,
ROBBINS 4 ApPLETOn,-
! api22Iih Is2 broadway, New Yprk.
Indiana American., 1868-06-26
FRUIT TREES AND EVERGREENS.

have the finest and cheapest lot Of Evergresns
ever offered In this County. The best chance j
ever sxpect TO elve.f Also hns soedlipg Peach
Trees ~ 81 per hundred .is.aIt-Il- : -
j.. A. APPLEekTE, nj. Carmel, Ind. (.
mar 20-tf .s.f.
Indiana American., 1868-06-26
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong ny the nae u either Of these
rrmcde- They Will cure svsry case Of hARAsMus.
without fall
Thousands Of certificate. have accumulated 10 the
hands ~ the proprietor but space Will allow OF the
publication Of bat few. Those " will he observed
men ~ note aud of such standing thai they nsst
be believed. I
Indiana American., 1868-06-26

Such as violins, Guitars, Bapjos, Flutes. German
and French Aecordeons and concertinas in great
variety best Italian Violin and Guitar Strings,
Music Boxes. Sheet Music. Music Books, Self
Binding Music. Newspaper Foiios, Be-, &c.
IN addition to theso Goods has also asplendid
collection Of
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-10
lWEAK AND DELICATE cHTLDRE

Are made strong BY the of either Of these reme-
dies They will cure every case Of MARASAUA
without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated in the
hands Of the proprietor but sace will alloy Of the
pablicatiop Of but few. Those It will be observed,
re men Of note and Of such standing that they mase
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