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New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

hc leave it to bo resisted by policemen ana oy
periured justices Of the peace or would he en-
ploy military force to restore order accord
ipg 70 Art. H.. Sec ,, Clause I, OF the Consti-
tufion. and act a. "Commander-in-Chief Of
" the Army aud Navy of the United States,
" and of tbe Militia of the several States,
for the purpose of maintaining the laws And
if he would not, how should the emergency
arise could he fail to violate his oath OF Office
An early answer from somebody authorized to
.ne,L for #. :. will be very refreshing.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

Our French correspondent gives this morn
ing "a full and interesting account of the sup
preston of La Ldnterae the Paris paper which,
during the short period of its existence has
given SO much trouble to Louis Napoleon. The
extracts which we give from the suppressed
number are well qualified to explain the alarm
of the Government at the immense sale OF the
new weekly. If one-half Of what this number
states is true, the sound portion of the French
must turn with disgust from a monarch who
encouraged such atrocities.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
Smuscmmis It.

nroApw,Y TmArFR-This Evening at s." Foul
P4.."
IlyANT'~ NIW MINSTREL HAIL, lammany Build
I- F..rftr.t..t adjoining Academy o NulcIbs LfeuuG-
vi rr.-l., -Ia.r ". Ile l5sc IrI4' braugs Musrci>
CENTRAL PARK GARrEN- -Seveuth-3ve. aud Fifty
si.tti I,raas Theodore Ilula>s Popular Garden Con.
Dopwoum HAL-This Evening at S.-The Iay-
iar tothir1.1a
NrwlouE TurArEE-This Evening at S." Foul
T.r" Mat Harry W4taIa
NmIoS GAEDFN.-This Evening OF 0tenbach :
srae gelc Me lrl4 MIr Lam5e.e; OTsad Partisan Dance
Tio1Dc
OLYMrIC TITArER-This Evening at 8.-'Hmpy
pumgty" %. L. For Nile SauzsA
WAuAch's-Tu Evening at S.--"Fire-tIyi" or
Tie trc.I of t.r Fag'-Lptts-
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

One of the results of Gen. Rosecranss mission
to the White Sulphur Springs win be the
issue of an address, signed by the prominent
Rebel officers sojourning there, in which they
will assert that the Southern people are loyal,
and not inclined to inaugurate another Rebel
lion. The Northern Democratic leaders expect
this address will be in the North good anti
dote for Gen. Frank Blair's letter. and Gen.
Forests and Raphael Semmes's speeches.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

viii undoubtedly, according to the principles
of the Church Of England, be valid, 1t is not
easy 10 perceive how the Archbishop of Can
terbrry can put him in possession Of his See.
The real trouble falls upon the unhappy sheep
over whom the rival shepherds will have to
quarrel.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

the gout that one is oftentmes mistaken for the
other. If The BHddlo Courier can honestly
assure rs that Mr. Fillmore is entirely free from
rheumatism, and can truthfully add that he
has no symptoms Of lumbaso, society at large
we have reason to believe, will experience an
immediate and tremendous relief.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

A number of briclSlayers of MOrrisania, act
ing under the rules of their trade Union,
having prevented boy from working as an
apprentice, his father sued them for conspiracy.
The case was tried at the Quarter Sessions
Court. at White Plains, yesterday, and the
jury found verdict against the defendants.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

The last carpet-bagger is Perry Fuller of
Kansas who has gone to New-Orleans to take
charge of the Office of Collector of Customs, to
which he has been appointed by President
Johnson
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

We are glad TO learn that the army Of the
Chinese G oyernment, aided by European officers
and engineers, has gained an important victory
over the rebels. The Government in China at
present represents the cause of progress, and its
triumph is a triumph of civilization.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

~ The Poem attributed TO Milton, National
Academy Of Science, The Ku-KLar KlaH, The
Pacific Railroad, Board Of Audit. and Judge
Chase and the Presidency may be found on the
second page; The Courts, The Money and other
Markets, and Slipping Intelligence on the third;
Can tie iStHdyof the Classics hare any tendency
to immortality on the Srth; and Real Estate,
Railroads Vest Of the Mississippi, IeTas Cattle,
and Bread on The Serenth page
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
Linton RepubIicnn National Committee.

Hadq the Committee az The th Avenue
Ho New FORK City all business eomuuieaou should be adj
dressed fooNng list OF the oe and meuhes Of he Con
uiiee; William Cafu Chairman Boston Mass William T. chandler
s.rerv Wasliugtou D. G. Central Executive CommieeWlam
Claim Boston Mas r. W. PARK North Bennington Vt; William
Kembe 225 Greens Phaieh4 Horace Greeley SsW'lork
n a. Starkueathe Norach Conn., B. r. Cover, BrIare, ono
Marsh Giidugs Kalamazoo Mich Western Executive Committee
Headquarters Chicago R Jones Chicago lA C{Tus d. allen
Vn-rrres Ind r. TAYLOR Southern EIeoutve tnuire
Hrsigusrters Atlanta, G4M H. Souhaorh. Nov Orleans La
Johp Cnlfue y. F. Rice. Little Rock, Ark
Committee Headquarters San FrtncscoGe'rge G.
Corhal Charles r De Long Virginia Cy, hog
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

What contrast the history of the two
National Conventions this year presents At
New York the nomination is prize for which
political tricksters scheme, and lie, and cheat /;
at Chicago it is tho unanimous voice of the
loyal people, speaking without preconcert, and
without the faintest disagreement.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

In another column will be found the instruc-
tions to the Military Commanders in the South,
prepared by the Secretary of War and issued
through Gen. Grant.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
THE EAsTERN PENNsYLYANIA ArToRNEYsHIP.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26 - Before United
States Commissioner Benjamin Patten. yesterday tie
Hon. John y. O'Fel was sworn In United States Ds
trictAttorney for Eastern PenDsylyana. BY going be-
fore Commissoner and not before Judge Cadwaladrr
t is supposed that Mr. ONeil has avoided the little h
pleasantness which might have ensued had the Judge
deemed prudent continue his refusal IL said that
hr Gipin does recognize the proprety OF the ap
ponmen Of his successor and will refuse 70 surrender
the ONCE ..I ... .UsJ-fnf 4|I
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

French Marshal, Valiant has been in
structed by his master to make pacific
speech and at the same time an official
paper, the Pays, publishes warlike article.
Napoleon still likes to keep people in the dark.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

The Hon. James Mann, the only Democrat
Congressman from Louisiana, died of conges
ton of the brain, yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

Ex-GOv Orr has been elected, by the Soutt
Carolina Legislature, one of the eight Circuit
Judges Of that State.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

A fine obelisk was erected, yesterday, over
the grave of the poet Fitz-G Greene Halleck, in
GuilfOrd, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

.1 The opening of the new hall Of Messrs. Kelly
and Icons Miusirols no 100 Broadway, will be post
paint paint is ~ nos Gnte dry Meanwhile Barber Blu Viii
ha shu further rehearBed
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

The Republican state COMMITTEES headquarters Room IS
Fnl Avenue Hotel All iateHded ior the Committee
shoah be addressed H. R. Low. Chairman James Ttrger
Secretsry objective Committee above.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
PAcFIc RAILwAY EXCURSION.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26--PrOf. Agasslz, Senator
COnking, Representative Hooper, and party. took trsp
this afternoon route " Denver. VA
The Kansas Pseho Railroad
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

German Grant and COlfaN Campaign Club
Headquarters Saloon No. % Thrays retag at
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

New-York Grant and CoifaX Boys In Blue.
Gan Ihco B Gae CAmn Com Rooms 10 aal u Aao Houso
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
~len.alo1k Daily GribA1lG

THURSDAY. AUGUST o. 1868.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-10

utneeben 81 fem. 6err 8ierre, Der
Direttor 6ee botonif@eu @artens bon
@nigun, bate in gr6btrer @ntfernuna
ben benz @tan0puntte Der Expedition,
ouf benz bobeil Ram p2nong Ber9e,
Dtc GonnenEnferniB beobahtet unO
nabni cine feItfaMe grfdeinune iuabr.
Gin iuenlg Dor uno trdBrenh Der totoIen
8erfnfterung erbIiGte Ct in Der Mi1s
tuns bon 9orbOit ga SR, fsntre9t AM
SoriSont ftebtnb, gum She'll iiber ben
9intrneI, gum She'll iiber bas Weer fid
eritrefen0, feben l9orf getrennte
Streifen, Die aIlndIi@ bon BEN 8es:
wobnIi9en Notb BurpurbioIet iiber-
singen. nebet Sie Spectrnl &nnIss
fen gibt Ser Beri@t, Ser iiberbanpt nur
zine uorIdufge MeIbune 81 f4etnt,s
teine Nustunft, fOnbern beniertt nnr
bae 8crbaubenfein Iendtenber Stteis.
fen uno Die ooraus fih er9ebenbe irid~
tiee Ebatfa1e, bab bic Yrotuberanterl
saiser slatur finO.
- SIN MiObimento beridtet Sc.
manO iiber ben Befuhs ben er tiir3li6
@aribaIbi nuf Der SnleI &abrern abb
gefottet bat. @aribnI6i lag i'm Bett !;
ee mar s 1tbr Woreens urh er Eatte
Gere6e Elm Bah senotnrten. CT mar,
ME tnnlery rubi9, freun6Ii6 uno sui
bOrtOmmeno. sd Ieibe. iebt iuriiis
ger, faefe ct feinenl Safe, aQetft idl
tperbe aft mas iIf Da "a MAIDEN?
Sd bin cine aIte Borfe, bic tpeit bes
rumaefabren If. DoIo feBlt eineB Idne
fe, baIo elm aaeeI, INNER etsnas. QlIs
Iein Der CUTE @iIIen bilft iiber alien
S4aoen meg. g6enn rnein 2ano Der
Iesten 9Iante bisfer 1ln9Infsbarte Bee
Oarf, brinse i'd Inn tuiIlie Oas Spfer. /"
Seine Samilie, namentli9 Die @es
nobIin Wenotti's, behnn0elte i'm nit
Der aartltdten Bfeae. Wenotti ieIbft
1T Elm tii@ti9er 2an6mirtb unO orbeitet
ieaen Sag nit NFu9 unb 9ofe i'm
| Selse. Nfan lebt bon ben Sri1ten,
Die man lsfber aiebt. Sie benrige
Grnte 1T febr reid auseefalIen. @as
ribaiSi bat 300 2itres gBein atherbD
! ftet, alein fein 8iebifan6 bat 9otb ges
Iitten. Gs paren on 200 9tiid 9@afe
Ourd) bic geu@e eefaAen /; bod iit per
8erluft iOieOer aus9egIiden, Nn Ges
treble bat bic GoIonie fur 0as Sabr
l1eberFus. Die Sirtet, iueId3e nuf Der
SnfeI iuobnen, tuer6en bon @ariboIoi
uie &in0er bebanoeIt. Cine Yittpe,
bic fteberfrant oaIag, lief ct tiiraIi@
aus ibrer unaefunSen quite in cine
BDbnlittg bart neben feinem S1ufe
brin9en, nm fie better berpFegen iaiTea
1n f5nneti. Die Bepobner bon Ga
prero fibrerl Elm uabrbaft PATRIARCH >
Ii@es 9ebe1. gs 9iebt bort chen 70
ipetlig Streit, OiebFabI, SoStf9las,
| als es 8oli3ei, @ens0atntei nnb
Mautbbeontte siebt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-10


&ufInerflamEeit befonbers burd bic
ataatfatbhd1eA NnaeIeoetsbeiten in QIn.
aprlah 0elDnlt1en, iil0etn bic ee0en ben
UlaDpr un0 cine 9lnsabl bon NlitgIies
bern De8 &to0tratbes erbobene Sniuncp
tons &Laee 0urG ben GonsIer Shat
felfOr0 fur bere9tiot ertIdrt iunr0e,
neil bielelben ni@t ben n0tbi9en
@runbbeib nudmeifen f0nnen, Der eis
nen In6f1utblihen @eiese su Seloc
our BefIeioun0 zines it60til9en 9lnteS
erfor6erIi1 1T. Die 9a@e bat ueni9
auf figiy uub uiE6 anf feinen Sail Die
bon ben Slagern 9etplinfAttn Ser6nl
oerlliloen i'm Gefolge Babei1. Die
@efb1fte iparen i'm 0llaenleinen sitp
frieeealfeaene nnb Beginner, fi@ in ites
tiger, fi@erer WEtIe sn beben.
re litter ben elsrop6ifden NGHri1teu
pae6tten bie fpailiiden INNER nod ben
.erffen Blas Elm. @s Bat nod ben 9InS
Hf6ein, Ql9 OBJ F1 Dos &Dn fir bic
NepubIit entgdeiben iptrOe, snn1aI
bn 9panien cine 3iemIi@ freie, repHs
bIitdhif6e uii6 al 70 ielbftFanotse @es
Misunderstanding Be ist. Oit 6abs
rer taeeeef erfIaren fib fiir Oie ntOndrs
s1ii9e &egierungsfOrnt unO bic alters
neueite &abelbepei6e brin9t tuieber Die
gia6ridt, Da6 man beabfbti9e, Gsparp
tsro bic 8rOne anSubieteMs Cine
4rone bat biel 8erIOfen6es unO IS
mjrO fid aeigen, ob @sparterO Der 8ers
| fibrung gu tpioerfteben berntag.
Sic iibrisen Md6te nerboIteu f@
duBerlt8 aGs rubi9e 3uf6euer, Obpabl
les Elm 0ffentItdes @ebeiutnib 1T, baf
| fran5oflde Sntri9uen in boiler Sbdr
tiefeit fin6, nm eiaen ortnebmIibeu
Sbroncanoioaten fur Gpaniea auf5us
fteHen.
Sb nun bic neuen 8erbdItniffe in
oiefem 9anOe ben 8ries befGIennistn
ODER perbin6era tperoen, = baS ipirn
bonn 5dleier Der 3utnnft sur Belt nod
beroeGt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-10
GarOpdiftb Stadbrtdbteu..
Observation-Disclosures,

9n GrIee Der I'm 2aufe ses SpriseH Runats
@tatt sebabtfn Berfn4e trerhfu nun bic
Rrnpp1den Gnef6bIernfrt Diitttrtnbunssae-
fBdse tn bic @artne rinaefibrt. Die neue
pdnier-G erNette 6ania erH6t adbt, bic @latt.
bede iGprsette Mrtabne feds 9esoeene 9net-
nnh Eebfnafe-U ftAber. Die Iebteren tperhen
1e6pdg nod ferter erprpbt, nm etraige 8er-
beBerunseM aTbrtnser ~. fGntteE. 9ie Dor.
ertsab nten beihep @9iife barren ibrigenS nod
hes @e9ftnes un6 Der glefternrbeik Die
9dnid iptrb bae erfte tn sDreueer gebdnte pan-
aerf@if fetn., Gins neue 9@tTsinngeHbrie
trirh aud IN Mmertf eenpmuttn. Die auth
fEnigIiden Btrft in 91nat1 nen erbante Cor
bette ,,GIifnbetb" IN am is. October, NfittagS
balb spsi 1br, eEidIiH bonn @tapeI eelanfen.
&enbSkHrG, IS. Stt. SIN Der beutigen
@fsune bee Vrr1tncial-2 nnbtases warbe Der
9lntra6 Digaers auf Sefrntli9teit Der Ser
h1nhlnn8en einfimMig 6p6en rlltl1iett nuc bic
feIbe IN GCIge fTni9t9er Grm69 ttsutt8 bur9
ben Sbtr-@rGfhtntsn bis anf Beittrss be,
Hilligt. 9
Wies.BAben, 19. Dct. .9suts Nltttas
nm 10 11br III Der COMMUNICATIVE fir
ben &eeitranesbeairt QBtes6aSen btir@ ben
S6er- prGfeenten BON NGler erGFnet rErheE.
Differ bob n ietner Mnipraibe bersur, baE Gin
@efebentwnrf iiber bic uafauifde 2anbesbant,
cine @e1netnhr heiIunese orhnttng, sin Sc
fes a6ev Bic nnlwanbInne bes GrbpaGtDere
bGltmil[ee tn GieentbMut, elm Srsanil ntirns-
plan fur f6nbif@e Sflbfperpaltuns nekf
elmer prppDlitipr tpe9en 8ilbunG eiteS pro-
Sinctalfonps BEN 2nnbta9e tprrbe spreeleet
wer6tt.
epanien.
8eint BefM@e bes @aaIts Der gprtes parb
6srTn SIDaaad rtlie 3Orbeerfrpne hberret@t.
Bef bieIer @eIesenbeit belt 81 ipieber cine
gRe6e, IL Der e. ettlfrte, bag ct reu teber anti.
6snaft11 geDefen ief iiah Il ttGane bttttabe ssft
li1 laseu, bag Ct ais @eguev Der Bcnxbpns
aar gBelt geFuHr8elt. So. s. II. Si.ss aa IS
I Sn efner 9gRlpyadbe, bic er Bonn B1ltcn teS
Wintffrtnns -bes. Snnert ait bas Bolt tielt,
rmpfabI e. nentftlben Ginieteit unb Nie-
tranen eeetn Seben, Der I@ Inn aus ptrlDn-
ECben Snterefe nGtere. Sas gseH niti1Ie rinie
lefn une fi@ Der erruEetnea 6rfibeit piirbig
ertreiGen. 0an3 Gnrrpa bepunherr hae Berf
Der &spDIntiou, alIein 60 bebirfe Der Orb
nMns. Der Gtni9Eeit Mnb Der MAtnne Dor rent
GeleBe, nm 60 a. sLiidIiGers Gnbe sH ftbren.
Sic fpnnild -srrtMaiellden Su6en basen
nm ben Niherrltf bee G6icts son 1892 gebe-
ten, meburh re aus 9panien nerbnnnt finh.
Sbr @tlu9 pirb rbns 3weifel ssrdtst tDers
ben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-10

sFtr perfdafen TN MneenbEid eiue grofe AHswobI
ssser-hpcHer Maarel betebenS ans Guenwadteh, gofs
benen isiah f6ernen ubreii, Eeppien, M6beLns bers
pIuttirten 8ef9irrea, MISUNDERSTANDING S9mnds
Eae5en, Rahmiofdinen 1e.' GbenfD ale Dtnges wsl9e
isEid unb ieSer 6anite erruini4k fne, ieees Stud
air ein en- 9aItars pdhFeno Der &offerprets
N febem Retai, Store bos 0oRpeIte betTdot. q
Sair bietsn Naerten 6bere Bortbttle, .als rgene
fdr Clubs non 10 RerIonen fur 81, por 30 fur 90,
BON SO fir s. mttf an ROO grobere tR uerhdltnib.
unifsi0er Wretfen dbge0ebens Musfihrtie @irem[are
merbsgt astf @erlangen fOftenfrei eu0eian6t. 81
eit uiaeia, IpeIe ole Mgenten tbti9 GU ietn Minis
fd5e, rnoiIen aeiaHi8fs TIRE Grhgra etnfGtden; fie
perbei bafr 2letbernluf T. upllene 3eden, gpINene
unb fsEbe rne fbrehs woAene 1spgt 3e, Ndhmaituen,
Gtn6e B0nuigpo4 en1ete NIB peridtebene enbere
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gtnn abreffre f@t
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log @MnAser ST. 8otons @Raii.
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butte &c .pereIiHeH nit beneu uoa Ohio, -
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
q. S. MARSHALS SALES.

Charles Morgan versus bernard AveRnO
N THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
Il for the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisi.
issued in the above entitled suit and received by me
on the fifth day of November 1858 have seized and
public auction, to the hi CHEST bidder On MONDAY
the twenty first day Of December, 1868. at the
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in this
city, at the hour Of twelve o'clock M, the follow.
F fSfSI ERf RzlIRNsr G6fs OF GROUND With
1ne buildings and improvements thereon rights,
belonging in any wise appert aiming. situated in
sae FIRST District Of the Sts Of New Orleans, in the
Grayier streets, and designated as lots Nos g. TO- ii
and u, on plan drawn by Hugh Grant, surveyor,
oo eRe 'Te ot No OF s and mssurpg as
tront on New Leyee street q feet inches front
Ines asOn on tbt S Ss 81 depth Of s feet inches
on the side of lot No. TO- lot No. TO- having a feet
i inGnes lines 'front.' on New Leveo street, q feet
Of ls feet and lines on the side of OF No O. and Of
~ feet inches and lines the side of lot No IL
New Levee e feet inches lines INES ron ON ON
Fulton street, by depth OF III feet inches and
inches lines on tie Side lot No @ and tss! No.
Y having q feet inches lines front New Levee
street. by depth Of l6 feet Il inches lines on the
side of lot No II and of l6 feet inches and lines
Seized and to be. sold as above set forth to
satisfy the demand Of Charles Morgan. plaintiff in
nine dollars and eighty eight cents with interest
thereon at the rate sf eight per cent per annum
the cory of the judgment of record in said suit to-
gether with attorneys fees and all costs OF suit as
Terms of Sale--Oash, at the time of adjudication.
in G nnite9 states Treasury notes
at the expense of purchaser
=, United States Marsnars Office, New Orleans,
F. j. HEBRON, U. y. Marshal
M. on ..,e n, a, ., District OF Louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY NoEEMBER 28 1865

n y :
hads The mari ct is dull TO-DAY. espseiay for the
,ener GRADES and prices for them lower, while
. No.. foE fully fair and the grades above remain
poor at 707l6c for interior: ssso for common; s1Sa
i .or fair to good fair; ol2So for prime; zoe
9ils<e for yellow clarified. 50
I'D nOLASsES-The receipts this morning were
sne ssO for S's the
AZ IS lover grSdes-the receipts selling slowly
for az s sSoa fOi inferior 9s3s for Goo
ARRIVALS FROM TdE wEST.-Tne steamers
fE soq from Lousve 0rosebeok and Argosy
rro 1 yl1clnnat have arrived since our review 81
EL0DR-YssdordAy, not reported, 400 bbls were
q Mnlch o. and 90 double extra at S6 62 and $50
better feeling With more inquiry for t6s local trade
which los ane AZ So 100 supsrfne at SO 32, IFS do
Al 81 Snd ny S on ~ Tsrit: 100 spS ~ double extra
QORR-The market is dull although the supply is
l9nt and prices have further declined 2hc b1shel
Of which 200 and zoo sacks new at 500 and $50 at sc
oATsIArs quiet bat unchanged; 1000 sacks sold
bRAN-one hundred and fifty sacks sold at 81 20
TX Us. snowlng no change in PRICES
PORK--The market Is very dull and unsuttled /;
new mess is quoted nominaly at SEA, and is retait
BtO9NaTbers is scarcely anything doing even
sizes lec; clear sides isstc d b.
:. LAkD-The market is dull snd prices are lower.
10 tierces prime sold at l5Ac q h. Holders are
asking tic Tor beg
sALT1Liverpool salt is in good supply and de-
DO from store 50 2Oe2 IS sack: coarse from wara-
TnrS ~ SSg2; do from store e 0522 10 p sack
ESCULENT Good to choice Western potatoes
are selling on the landing at SO 5o93 % q Dbl;
onions ~ 70 oO apples 50 S5; turnips I5o9Sl; sour
kr9ut SS9s parsnips carrots and beets So 50 D
Dbl; eabhages $l5alT NJ crate
POULTRY AND EgGS-Chickeus command on
the landing 49S7 p doz; geese sass; turkeys leo
Szo doz; Eggs 259S21 q Dbl, and 27@30o p doz in
BEANS-The market is well supplied. but there is
not much demand. Western white are quoted at 90
Sl5 " Dbl IS IN quality and choice Northern at lac
80 Red sell in sma lots at SIS y Dbl.
pUHNf BAGS-The market is quiet. The last
sale Of round lot from first hands was at zoe p bag
Ihey are retailing at ,2lc q bag
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
SHERIFF'S SALES

Henry Elchel vs. Torrance Coyla 4.
of the minor Mary Ann Ooyle, Ana ~
| Monaghan, father Of the minor Oharlea i nsl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
TruxtOn Lowell ship John Harvey,

TruxtOn Lowell Va ship John Harvey,
her Tackle, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District of Louisiana No. 9ls9.-In ODE.
dience to an admiralty warrant to directed
above entitled SUIT, have seized and taken into
my possession
THE SHIP JOHN HARVEY, her Tackle Ap-
parel, ETC., now llbeled by Tru1ton Lowell for the
causes set forth in the libel now pending in the Dis
triet Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and adnonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having pretending to any right title or inter
est in or to the same TO be and appear at District
to be holden at the city of New Orleans on or before
the TH y MONDAY from the date hereof, to show
cause, II any they have can, why the said Ship
should not be condemned and be sold agrees
biz to ike prayer of lbelant.
United States marshaPs Office, New Orleaps
ninth day of November, 1852
+: j. HEBRON. U. S. Marshal
No. 17-nol0 II q %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
From Poems by Lucy LArcom.
NTNTs

"rake the fruit give you," says the bend
ing tree;
'Hothing but burden is it all to me.
Tighten We my branches; let them toss in
Only leave me freedom next years load to
bear"
''Do my waters cheer thee, says the CUR
Cling spring,
with the crystal GOODNESS tits their lite to
bring?
Leave me not to stagnate creeping DER the
plain;
Drink for thy refreshment; drink, and come
again /"
'Can ! yield you blessings ?" says the friend
ly heart,
"Fear not am poorer, though l much i'm.
part.
Wherefore should you thank me Giving is
my need;
Love that wrought none comfort sorrow
were indeed"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28
Mo. sa-nol6 2l "a dehlo1a

Jacob BOurl VS. Three Barres
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Louisiana, No, 9l79-By yirtue
OF writ of venditioni exponas, to me directed in
the above entitled suit, will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder on TUESDAY, the second day of
December, 1885, at twelve 10 o'clock NJ at entrance
10 the Onstomhouse building, on Old Levee street:
One MODEL and two COMMON BARGES as
Landing.
ed States treasury notes.
United States Marshals Office New Orleans
nineteenth day of November 1883
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