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New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31
EW ROCKS.

ADVENTURES IN THE APACHE COUNTRY. A
Tour through Arizona and Sonora with
notes on the silver mines OF Nevada. By
j. Ross Browne. New York: Harper d
Brothers.
This is well written series of sketches in
the far West by gentleman of acute OBJ
servations and superior culture. There are
more than hundred illustrations on wood.
We have not recently seen more readable
or entertaining book.
PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE. By DR.. j. C.
Dalton, Professor of Physiology in the
College of Physicians ana Surgeons, New
York. Same publishers.
This valuable work is useful as text
book in schools and families, and will be
found an excellent guide on the subject OF
hygiene everywhere. 1t enjoys high re.
pute wherever the skillful author is known.
EXPLORATIONS IN CENTRAL AFRICA. By Da
Chaille. Same publishers.
Since the publication of Robinson prusoe
no work equal Du Chaille's has, to our
knowledge, been put forth. TIE style is
remarkably easy and simple and the au-
ventures, while sufficiepsy wonderful Tor
romance, were actual o6urrences'
SACRED SONGS FOR SCyooiS'
An excellent conn r1stion of sacred hymns,
each one real I'm in itself, suitable for
sunday school, nd families. It is small
volume se.le publishers. '.
TuF CoplAN KNor: By Shirley Brooke.
Tbis luch talked of work is now pub
lisbe5 in pamphlet form by Harper &
R,o4ers, New York. 1t is destined to take
r,Ik among the more thoughtful produc-
IONS of romance writers, and is already
to some extent classic.
All the above are for sale by Krull &
Dickey, log Canal street.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31
SUCCESSION OF JACQUES MADELINE
.Marchand.

DY =. GUINAULT, AUCTIONEER-Ofii
II corner Of Exchahys Alley and Bienville street
twelve eloek g. @ at thss sIehani sand uetoneeis
by virtue Of To% tb
able the Second District uSSgt for the parish of
Orleans. dated November 2S, hSs, the hereinafter
described properly, TO wit:
ALOT on GROUND situated in hsubourg Frank.
lin Third District of this city, de iRned by No Aof
square No g. on ulan drawn on theA Asnt ii Of Sep
tember, 1885, by John Schretber, andN d posted
Tor reference as No. 26 in the office of Sheodore
Segners then Notary Pub ie in this cstSA Said
square No 81 is comprised within pa n, MandeSiIe
Josephine and Sol dele streets. Sail lot of grdtnd
forms the Of Spain and Sohdelle streets anl
me 4sures more less, 80 feet ont spain street
by 40 feet in dep and front Solidee street, to-
gsther with The new buildings and improvements
thereon, consisting Of frame house OF three rooms
built at the corner and two frame buildings in the
va d. having three rooms each sheds, two cisterns
etc. ete. See plan at the AuetoL eer's office.
Terms cash.
Act Of sale before q. Drouet notary public, at the
Expense OF the purchaser, ineludng ULited ntates
in;ernal revenue stamps.
/ h1e8 lb "a 81 ia5
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31
Evening Dispatches to the Associated Press.
GEOEGIA-HIghly Uolored Report of
AlIeRed Gut ages by EoI0red Men
The Correct story not ct Told.

GEOEGIA-Highiy Uoiored Report of
AIIeRed Gut ages by Colored Men
The Correct story not ct Told.
SAVANNAH, December 39.-The Sheriff of
the county and two assistants went to Hay
woods plantation, on the Oseechee river,
eleven miles from the city, Gu Tuesday, to
arrest seventeen colOr5d men charged with
shooting watchmen on the plantation and
| carrying off the crops of the planters.
They made five arrests at Station No. on
the Atlantic aud Gulf railroad, when they
were surrounded by about 100 armed colored
men, who rescued the prisoners and dis
armed aud robbed the Sheriff aud his party,
destroyed the warrants and threatened to
Kill the officers ii they ever served a pro-
cess again in that vicinity. The coOred
men then separated into squads and marched
back to the plantations, aVowlug they would
have the hearts blood OF every man on the
Ogeechee, saying the war has commenced.
One cOlored watchman is supposed to be
murdered, two white men are badly hurt,
all white men had to flee to the city to save
their lives. Women and children are in the
hands of the mob, and have been carried
into the woods. There is great excitement
in this community. sheriff's posse of
between 300 and 400 citizens will leave at
daybreak tomorrow to rescue the women
AMI children. The military decline to in.
terfere until civil means for preserving
order are exhausted.
FOREIGE-Brig from Mobile DIsmnsted--
Failure at nj Mauchester.
HAvRE December 3l.-The brig L. NJ. Mer.
rit, from Mobile, November IL, has arrived
at Gibraltar, dismasted
MANCHESTER, d, cember i9l.-William
Brunuer d Co., with extensive American
connections, has suspended.
RIver Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, December 81, Noon.-
Barometer 29:s0; wind south and light. Al
Arrived: Steam hips W. G. Hewes, Tri4,yl
Galveston, to G. A. Whitney & Co. Jui-4la,
Hoxte, Philadelphia, to VIM Creecy seah.
slip Jeanette returned, with the ioss OF
her smOkestack. Ship Record, lalhouh,
itty-two DAYS rom Law wrpool 81 70 mas.
ter; bark H tunugya, BerBian6 MY sy-eight |
days from B 'ardeaux, vine y T. oaVaroc |
Il Co; sch hOoner R. Vaunamsg, Vannanan'
twenty one daVs FROM PbAadelphla, 10 u.
W. Hynson Il Co.
Sailed: steamship Halan- "a
Domestic Markets.
New YoRK. December 9l.-Money sharp
with commissions. sterling 1893. Gold
S4l. Five-twenties of 80, l104.
Flour favors buyers. Wheat and corn un-
changed. Pork unsettled but Armer,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Dickens PrOperty-Be Decline in Coal
at New YOrk-Judge Chase at the
MOrse Banquet.
CHICAGO, December 30-It has been
proven in court that the late Mrs. Aug. N.
Dickens left real and personal property
worth $3.50. An acquaintance of Charles
Dickens in this city says that Dickens's
brother fled from England with the lately
the novelist supported comfortably.
NEW YORK, December 30-At a coal sale
to-day there was decline of ST SO per ton
since July.
Judge Chase presided at the Morse ban
quet last night. British Minister Thornton
made u conci!iatOry speech.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31
FOR EIGN.


OreaL War Preparations In Turkey
Meeting OF British PaslIament-Ten
thousand Troops for cuba.
CoNsTASTASoPLE, December 29.-Great
preparations are progresaina in the srse-
mails, on account of threatened war. Trans.
ports with supplies have been senFi to
Hobart Pasha's fleet.
VIENNA, December 29.-The PresSe of this
city, says Greece is ready to comply with
Turkeys ultimatum if supported by the
great powers.
MADRID December 30.-Marshal Pavia,
recently Governor General of Madrid, is
dead,
LONDON, December 30 Parliament met
to-day. The new Ministers were sworn IN,
writs issued for elections to fill vacancies,
and adjourned till February sixteen.
Reverdy Johnson has no doubt of the
ratification, by the Senate, of the naturali.
Zation treaty.
MADRID, December 3O.-With view to
reducing the budget, the suppression of
thirty.seven Captain Generalships, Gov.
ernorships and Bshoprics is sug Tested.
The government will dispatch 10000
troops for Cuba during the mouth of Jan.
uary.
SOUTHAMPTON, Decers Der 30-Steamship
Bavaria, from New Orleans, arrived to-day.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31
EsrArE OF s.RAH a SCOTT.
UNITED STATES MARsHAI's OFFICE,
Iistr c, OF Louisiana,
New OrleAns La leeem Der 5. 1865

UNITED sTArEs MARsHAL's OFFICE,
Eistr G OF Louisiana,
New Orleans, La December 5, 1855,
THIS is TO 1--WE NOTICE THAT ON THE
first day OF December, A. D 1868, an
alias Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against
the es ate of SARAh A. SC0r,, in the
city Of New Orleans, in the parish of Or
leans and State of Louisiana who was adIudge1
a bankrupt on her own pet ton; that the payment
of any de pts and delivery of any property belonging
10 such bankrupt 10 her or for her and the trans
hat mt citing of the credit RS OF the saId bank
rnpt, 10 prove their debts and to choose one or
more RsSiRnees OF her viii be held at a
Court of BAnkruptcy, to be holoen At the Custom
house building IN the city of New Orleans, Lousi'
IA, before John H. Deane, Register, on the thir-
iyHSst day OF December, a. D., ls6s, at ten
FL. HEBRON U. s. Marshal,
ANo. IA--de4 81 District of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31

Flippantly the writers for the Cad
Poydras street press accuse the Metro N issa+
| Police Commissioners of violatinga 6wn lse
to appoint no more colored men on be pr
lice. They have made no such prEnais and
therefore have not violated it. ~
Up to the period of the seign OF terror
which prevailed in this yAty, two or three
weeks prior to the late election, when tle
city was ''natroued" by hsnls of armed rni
fans. who pl!lased and dh1nrdered uneer the
pretense that they Eere performing 2 yes'
untaay duty to thC citizens, and who we're
suffered by the tilitary authorities 70 defy
law and orde5JSith impuuity, poraon 81
the police Yte was composed of celorsd
men.
These s6licemen were hunted down and
shot uyby the armed bands to which wss
haveteferred As a measure of proaetion
br,x these assaults, the colored members 81
ne police were temporarily Withdraw.
They proved efficient under ordinar Dir !
cumstances, but were inadequate 10 eape
with the armed bands that were huHtfS
them to the death.
Captain George L. Cain was apSxalea
superintendent Police, not beaase be
was politician. .abut with the heief Il q %
would make an efficient office, which he
has proved to be. 4
A few of the eolored patrinen nave besn
assigned to. duty again. 'me colerea men
have been appointed A special duty, IN
they have proved seNeeaoie and efdcient
as detectives.
One oolored M, an old citizen, iqtelli
rent adncats5 honorable and high.niFiaea
has been rgposed to be Gaptaih Ii ths
nolice rs nothing to his preiudEct csr-
IN, ai,,t,.' .at he is the owner OF eonsIds,a.
M al estate, rents three on fonr
NJ Soy,ss to respectable tenants, aad
~ his taxes promptly He hss
zen assigned to duty at the IRENE pfacislsf
. compiaint Is made that he Is ins6innA
ant or inefficient, for the facts are fasf5
lie reverse. Citizens would hardly h62ss
nown hat Captain A. Kennedy 81 hs
rene precinct. vas colored man q ils
riters fer the Democratic press had l1t
p a howl about 1t.
But they can not succeed iaefe N ~
rejudiee sggilst him that will not Ia I, /. S.
nne after his merits are known, VIA r 4
ltimase trend of Lientenaht, C0safsislT
unn, and as Mr.. Dunn is no}y one nf IN
lost popular men in Louiii iiana, sn ihsss
or knfWledge of Mr.. Kennedy. vi fss
ssured that he will become 4 pepk
ce officer k;least. 10 aat eohdesF !. Il, & i. :.
n1natl5 o. h lecas 4 he n a ! El ss
M Z II
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31

UNITED SrATEs MArsHALs OFFICE
District uf Louisiana
New Orleans, December 80 1863
THIS is TO GIVE NoTIrB HAT ON TIE
I twenty eighth day OF December A ID 1858 q
Warrant IN Bankruptcy vas Issued against 1e tate
Of GkOR't Il POkTEUS, individually AID mem
bsr of the firm OF Lewis Porteus, which ed
business in Mnblle Alabama, of New Orleans in the
parish of orleans and State OF Louisiana who was
atjudged q bankrupt on his own petition; that the
payment of any debts and delivery ary proper ty
b ,nging to such bankrupt TO him or MS use
and the ransfer of any property By MIN are forbid
den by law tnat meeting of the creditors OF the
sand bankrupt, to prove their debts and to choose
one assgnees OF his estate, wi he het Court
OF Bankruptcy, to be holden Mt the Uustomh use
Building, in the city New Orleans, ouisisna, he
fore @. y, Kellogg, Register, OF. the tftn cay of
February, A. D. Is ,9. at nine O'clock
+. j. HEhhON, u. s. Marshal
ANo 13-de3l te5 District OF Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31

Steii-No. g. 3U3.
DY G.. DE FERRET, OFFICE NO &c BIEN.
ID WILLIE Ebtreet-SATURDAY, January 2, lstg
at noon, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets, will be sold by public auction, by ylr-
tue of an order from he Hon l. Duvigneaud, Judge
Of the SecoDd District Court OF the parish OF Or
leans, dated September 80, 1868. the following de-
scribe property beonging said succession. viz:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build
irgs and improvements thereon situate in the FIRST
District of thus city, in tae square bounded by
Theresa streets, measuring twenty-six feet five
inches twD lines front on St. Theresa street, one
hundred and one feet eleven inches and seven lines
in depth the side toward st. Thomas street,
nineyzseven feet SIX inches in depth on the other
side and front on alley twenty feet wide opening
on st. Thomas street and running parallel with
Ichoupito1las street, and twenty-five feet three
inches and six lines in width on the rear line.
The buildings and improvements compriSe
l. twostory brick house covered with states
containg below a large room used as a blacksmth's
shop. and in the second story hail. four rooms and
gallery, in the attic a large room.
2 A two-story brick building in the yard contain
ing one room in each story.
3. A two-s story frame building containing four
rooms, with fireplaces.
4. A large shed covering the yard, two csterns
privies, etc.
Terms-One- half cash and the balance on credit
OF one year, payable in three mortgage of the
same amount each aud bearing eighs per cent in
mortgage and vendors lien; the bui dings to be
kept insured and the policy transferred 10 the eura
trlx ana in case OF suit the purchaser to pay i've per
cent attorney c0mmls lssions the amount recover
mortgage.
Act of sale, with United StatesInternal Revenue
stamps attached before A j. Lewis, Notary Public
at purchaser expense. del IL l9 26 ial
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31
NEW ORLEANS EVENING DECEMBER 81 1868

duce q bill for the purpose of removing all
disabilities whatever from persons who par
ticipated in the rebellion. OF course, as a
compensation for this magnanimity, the
universal suffrage amendment, and in some
instances the impartial suffrage amendment
to the Constitution is expected.
Judge Busted, whose official action in
the State of Alabama is shortly to be the
subject of investigation in this city, an
nounces that he is totally opposed to the
removal, for any cause, at any time, of the
disabilities from any and all persons who
engaged in the late rebellion.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31

UNITED STATES MARsHALs OFFICE,
District of Louis ana,

UNITED STATS MARsHAL's OFFICE J.
District of Louis ana
New Orleat S, December 80 1868.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
thirtieth day of December, A u. 1888 War
rant in Baukruptcy issued against the estate of
RUFUS S. RlCKEl, OF New Orleans, in the parish
OF Orleans and State of Louisiana, who was ad-
judged bankrupt on his own petition; that the
payment OF any BITS and delivery of any proper W
belonging to such bankrupt, to him or his use,
and the transfer Of any opert. b him are forbid.
den BY law; that meeting of the creditors of the
said bankrupt, to rove their debts and to choose
ene more ass,gnees OF his estate viii be held at
Court OF Bankruptcy, 10 be lden at he Custom
house huifdn g. To the ci OF New o leans LouIsi-
ana, before K G. Pitktn, Register, on the twenty
ninth gay of January, A. D. IS g. at p'e OK A. NJ
Il. j. HERRON, u. s. Marshal
ANo. 20i-de3l ia29 District of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31
EsTATEoF jus useFHERzuG.
UNITED STATES MARsHALs OFFICE,

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFGcE,
District II louisiana,
New Orleans, December so, 1853. }
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
thirtieth day of Decemb5r. A. d. 1853, War
rant in Bankruptcy Issued against the state of
JOSEF HERZOG, OF New Orleans, ia the parish
Of Orleans and state of Louisiana who was ad-
Judged bankrupt on his own pet'uon; that the
payment of any dabts and delivery of a Y property
belonging to such bankrupt, To hum or for his use
and the transfer OF any properly by HIM forbid
den by law; that meeting of tne creditors OF the
said bank upt, To their de'ts and to choose
one assignees Of his estate wl be h. Id at
Court of Bankruptcy to be holden at the Custom
house Building, 10 the city of New Orl ans Lou
ana, before J. K g. Pitain, Regis err on the twenty
ninth day Of January. 4 y t69, at ten O'Clock A NJ
HERRUN, u. S. Marshal
A No. 2O6-de3l in2s District of Lonisiann
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31
In BANKRUPTCY,
ESTATE OF BENJAMIN SEAN.

UNITED STATES &ARsHAL's OFFICE, !
District of Louis ana
New Orleans. December 30, 1868
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
l. twenty ninth day of December, A. D., t6s a
Warrant IN BankruQtGy vas issued against the es-
tate of BENJAMIN uEGENN. of the parish of St.
Landry ana State OF Louisiana, w1 was adjudRed a
bankrupt ON his own petitIon; that the payment OF
any debts and delivery of any proper b longing to
such bankrupt, 70 BIN or for his and the transfer
OF any property by h IN forbidden by law; that
meetns of the credl TORS OF The SAID bankrupt to
prove their debts and TO cnoose more as
sgnees # his estate wall be held Court of Bank
lupcy, 10 be holden at the Customhonss Building,
10 the city It New Urleans Louisiana before ). X.
g. Pltkin, Register on the nineteenth day of Janu.
ary, A. d. lsG9 at ten o'clock A. NJ
ANo 2O5--de3Iialg DI,triet Of Iouisiana
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31

Attention is called to the card % the
far famed Phoenix House, which sp'sa,ss ~
another column. The Ph@pix is Ae u 'ne
most striking features of mis- w. nayins
no superiorfn the SoulbS In @ct' we Ahon
Of nothing in this civ that can oe consul.
cred its rival. we6syebot time to-day to
describe the wopderful changes that have
recently been Introduced by Mr.. BldWeii
but shall deyoteh litile time % that end a
an early day.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31
$z1 SO. Lard frmer. TurpeDtine A.
Rosin steady. Freights firm.

FOFeiRn Markets:
90 LONDON, December 81, Noon.-Consols
924. Bonds TAT.
LIVERPOOL, December 81, Noon.-Cotton
actlve; sales ID, 600 bales; sales for the week
$1,000 bales, of which $4,000 bales are for ex.
port and l6 900 for speculation; stock 352,.
ooo bales, OF which $4,000 bales are Ameri.
can. Coln 37s. Sd.
=, LIVERPOOL, December 81, Afternoon
Cotton afioat 265 600 bales, of which los, 900
oaies are american. Pork firmer and high
er, 9Gs. Bacon 53s. Sd. Lard e5s. Tal.
low Ass.
HAvRE, December 31.-Cottou firmer ON
the spot and afoat. On the spot 1876.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31

UNITED SsAIHs MARsHAL'S OFFICE,
DIstrict OF Louisiana !
New Oreans, Noyember q, 1858.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE That On THE
WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issut against
tue estate Of Morris Daniel; Of New deans, in
who as been ajudged a ban. Fup An his
own petition that the alment OF any debts
and delivery e. any property belonging 10 sAeb
bankrupt, 20 him or Tor mis- u,e. and the trans
fer of any properly by him. forbidden By law
20 prove their debts ami to choose one OF more as
sgpees OF his estate will be held court of Bank
ruptey, 10 be holden at the .ustOmhouse building
in the city of New lreaus, Louisiana, before John
Deane, Register, the Ihirty-frs6 day Of Decem.
ber, A. d. 1863 AIten O'Clock A. Nj
y. J. Hkkhs,N. y. 8. Marshal
Mosu0--no23 de3l District Of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31
SALT LAKE CITY.
Especial Di.

Progress of the Central Pacific KnIi-
road.
Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Democrat]
SALT LAKE, December 26.-The Central
Pacific railroad reached four hundred and
seventy one miles west of Sacramento yes
terday.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31
iusgEssIoN OF MARIE F. LooARD,
Widow Anne ohataignier.

PY S4AnkLEs q. FORTIER, AUG
u Toned -Dffice No. 4s exchange Alley.-THURS.
PAY, JJ.Aaaay y. 1863, a. twelve o'clock N.
Eoys' street anal and Uustomhause street
will be sold BY SVue Of an order from the honorable
the second Dish Court for the parish of Or asDs
aatea DecemberA 1883, the following properly. gz:
TWO LOIS MI tGROUHD, situated in
this city, in sqNre bounded by Casa calvo.
Ciouet, Moreau ant Louisa streets, ms rked
kos and I @ On sS pMS drsw1 by ossts ns. elv,l
ots are contiguous any measuring each 81 fest
front on cI9uet s. siIGst ,,.t 6y Z, feet in depth
Act OF sale before p. @ OuSseier notary public at
the axpenss Of tns purQnaass, including stamps.
= dsl4 q sli47 ~
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31

pY a. DUtIEIRON, AUCTIONEER-
ID Lffcs No 178 Gravier street-Ou WEDNES.
DAY, January l3, 1863 at twelve clock NJ, at the
Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal street, between
Canal and Customnouse streets, in virtue OF an
order from bohora5le L. Duvigneaud. Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish of Or cans,
dated November 49, 1868, in the mater of the enc-
cesson of Geo. KAISER, No. 2s. .733 will be sold at
pubhc auction, to the highest bidder, the following
property, to wit:
A LOT OF GROUND in faubourg Livaudais in
the Fourth District of the city of New Orleans in
the square No. 4S bounded by LAUREL Live ak
Eighth and Ninth streets, designated by the No. 1
on plan of ii. Mulhausen, Surveyor dated the
fourth day of MAY 1874, and measuring thirty. one
feet eleven inches said Eighth street by depth
OF one hnndTe and twentyhve ieet between parallel
ltue+- The Improvements consist in a Cottage
House, containing four rooms with slate roof,
kltchen, containing also four with slate root
As IS also II sned come ting the house with the
kitchen, two cisterns between the house and the
Kitchen, and one in the The buildings are in
an excellent state repnirs and arranged be
rented TO two small famille-.
The plan ean be at the Auctioneers' Ex-
change
TINS sale being perenptory the property will be
sold to the highest bic der bond of twelve Z
months, lndcrsed to the satisfaction of the admins.
traitor, and bearing mortgage on the property thus
sold, which must be fully insured and policy trans.
ferrod to said administrator.
The act of sale before 4. Do1roourt rotary pub
lie, at he expense of the purchaser together with
the United States revenue stamps
de2S 81 Ja4sl2
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31
ALABA A MA.
Adjournment of the LegIslature-A Mem.
ber Killed In afIsIIssIppi

MONTGOMERY, December 30.-The Legis-
lature adjourns sine die tomorrow. The
next session is TO commence in July next.
The business of both Houses has been
confined for the past week to local matters.
A sensation was attempted to-day over the
killing of Page, a member from Washington
county. Investigation proved that he was
killed in Mississippi and consequently the
matter was dropped. Page left here for
Washington county before Christmas and
was killed a day or two ago.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31
lirATIoN IN THE PARISH o. PoINIE
ooUPEE AT AUCTION.

! cHARLEA Y FORTIER, AuCTItS,
I'm Office No. a. Exchange Allty -SATlL
second January, 1873 at u O'Clock NJ. will be
81 the Merchants and Auotpneers' Ike "a ge
' street bstasen Canal and Customhouse
~ By virtue Of an order from the Honorable
leond District Court for tins pafish OF Orleans.
+ fourteenth koven Der, 1858, the following
.Fty. viz: =
X HALF OF A CERTAIN
lxrATION, situated in the parish of Pointe
he, honting on the Atch atAlayA river, and be
mpdeed OF the f. fiiawinR lots or traets of lands,
81, l. a certain tract OF land situated in the
~ Of Poiate Coupee, froutiu on ths Atohaialaya
cont sining $50 acres, mora or less, and de-
Athd on the tiguratiye plat OF the same as lots
l1H. l9 and the halt OF lot No 20, IN township
~ ~ range NJ. east 4 certain tract Of lane
Hsad in the ab.ye named parish In township
E 81 rRp ge seven east containing 353 acres. more
~ designated o. the fl uraiive plat Of the same
iaks I Rne 2, or fIantiopsl section 3d. and lots
SS 9 d AtetieNRR lot No, 8 of section 60, lots
aA Of seqsfSH q. aAA lots Nos. 3 aud Of
taaki in Units4 States TrsAspry notes;
5. HX sale before Al b ronoeoutt Notary Pub
q ~ expense q tAp parehesI, inclne ing
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-31
SUCCESSION OF w H. AVERY
JACKSON RAILROAD AND AGRICULTURAL
FAIR ASSOCIATION STOCK.

DY " IL. WALTON d DE>LONDE-J.
ID e. Walton, Auctioqeer- No Carondelet
street.-The RSDAY, January l. 1853 the office of
the Auetoneers. No 6 Caronde Ell street, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ, by order of Ike Second District Court,
parish of Orleans da ed November so, 1868, will be
sold
TWENTY SHARES Of the capital stock of the
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
Company.
EIGHi' SHARES Mechanics and Agricultural
Fair Association stock.
TpFms--Cash in United States Treasury notes
de29 ia4td