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L JOURNAL OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
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■Seymour Knights inform ns in a
Paragraph in the Picayune lhat they
I Knights of the Sorrowful Counte
i amiable Bag we rejoice to hear
*ir faces are still wreathed with
Jnd tinged with the fine flush of tri
I It gives one new ideas of the pos
p of human jollity.
f the Rational Intelligencer clamor
p <the withdrawal of Seymour, with
requesting Blair to "get up and
I [th the New Orleans Times crying
mge the command, and insisting
bould "be done quickly," we can
dmire too much the irrepressible
-uine "Knights."
: the Blair Guards !
or the festive uniforms and the
ent arms of tin!
>r that St. Louis delegation, bead
» oratorical Hatch, the man whose
ped "honied eloquence'' "like the
trees their medicinal gum !"
the Picayune, with mighh head
e gay Antelope disporte himself
ork, October IS.?—*C!m World, in a
aded leader, says that the princi
e Democratic party were not re
tbe elections on the thirteenth.
General Blair's position was ob
o the people, and cost the party
} of votes. The World virtually
the displacement of General
E ue from the ticket, and the sub
of another candidate. It con*
t the crisis calls for bold action.
ANTEL/ >PE.
I thejpeople don't like Blair. The
Ire not given to dispersing State
puts, and the World, like Richard
hgony, cries. "Give me another
this style of animal does not fill
vas a man who went out to shear
home shorn. There was a man
into partnership with his friend
in the business of dispersing
inte. and, lo, he is himself
I was a bull who tried to butt a
jve off the track, but the butter
pto a jelly. There was o. bully
tried to butt the laws of Con
bra off their course and deemed
p article of very choice butter
e World, in its worldly wisdom,
would do well to get off the
self.
îymour, who does the weeping
God-bless-you-ing, the dear old
er, with bis pink gingham hand
ndhis ready tears, perhaps the
[ 11 ask him to be worthy of his
--trot.
»ratio is in a like predicament,
►er repudiated the Brodbead let
pd bless you, my friends?" never,
fted a finger or uttered a syllable
the spirit which Blair raised
brave of dead rebellion ? Not he.
bparently passed his time in ßit
Iphotographs, with F rank F. by
|r, rather, a little to the front of
which Blair furnishes the trucu
! Seymour the cream cheese,
brfci is right. We have the truth
Let us hear no more aboat Re
Krauds and the malign influence
I bondholders. "Blair's position
prions to the people," and so is
And the people have the
(this neck of woods/' in the das*
> of Mr. Blackburn.
pon
( from legislative halls yesterday
g along Canal street, a pensive
i "music in his soul' 7 and is not
'eason, stratagem and spoils,"
t front of a handsome store.
8 goodly show of sheet-music
low, and one piece, done up in
style of lithographic art, looked
ittractiv*.
led Out Brutus. ' The words
e La Crosse Democrat, that pel
g of gentle poesy. I n the cen
itle page is a portrait of "Our
e noble Roman whose history,
nd achievements we all admire,
irtrait ot Wilkes Booth,
emocratic campaign song ?
profound Dutchman who
pie not to swap horses while
stream. A man might fall off.
if
of
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Republican Club.— The first
«ting of this club, since tbdir
stroyed by incendiarism,
nesday evening. After
ipropriata to th(
nt, Mr. William Pease,
rd was called on for
d with the enthusii
fiivered »speech chi
Practical sense, on the issues ol
crisis. After alluding to th**
suite of the Northern election.
M to show that the Republicans
pa must not reel as if the battle
bd the victory won. The result
banner State of the South, is ab
ptaio, provided the Republican
justice to itself and its prin
k justice
[ivlng to t
ring to the cause, liberty, union
» P* rt 01 ^ attention
which insures success In the
Airs of life. Captain Packard
adlenoe that each man must act
i bis individual vote dopende«.
must oot
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sider his duty done only when, besides de
positing bis own vote, he had done his best
io influence all around him in favor of the
c iuse of human liberty and progress.
After showing the exact bearings of the
antagonistic advocates of Republicanism
(meaning liberty) and Democracy (mean
ing despotism) toward each other, and what
the Republican party had yet to do to se
cure peace and prosperity in this State now
a id forever, Capt. Packard concluded
amid a storm of applause.
Mr. C. Green then took the floor, and, as
Thomas Kenefic always reports himself of
his meaningless speeches, "hild his aujience
spill bound."
After Mr. Green had concluded, a reso
lution was passed to the effect that the
Chair appoint a committee of ten to
traverse the parish and see that Republi
can voters are duly apprised of their rights
and interests, particularly in regard '
registration.
The utmost harmony and hopefulness of
feeling prevailed in the party, which broke
up at ten o'clock.
Examination of Gderin.— In the examina
tion of Arthur Gueriu. yesterday, before
Recorder Gastinel, the following testimony
lor the the defense was taken :
Madame Sin pi, witness for defense—
Was sitting at tue stand of Rose Nicaud on
the day of the occurrence. Accused wus
there too. The deceased came by and bid
us good morning. The accused turned
around, and seeing deceased called to him
in a friendly way. saying : " Here. Edward,
1 waut to ask you a question, but I want
you to tell me the truth. Where did yon
see me the night your club turned out with
the Radicals .'" Deceased replied. " I did
not see you." Accused said, " I want you
to tell me the truth." Deceased reflected,
and said, "I saw you at the corner of Char
tres and some street which I don't recol
lect." Accused asked decaesed if his mouth
was moving to talk. Deceased answered
no. Then Guerin said. "Why should I
always be blamed for things I don t do. and
you and your friends go all about town
and report you want to kill me ?" De
ceased said, "Well, if it's done, it's well
done. You ve come to attack me when I've
no arms. Guerin then said, "Go away
from me. I want no further talk with you.
Go and get your weapons and your friends,
and I will be your man." Deceased went
toward the Fruit market. Accused fol
lowed a few steps, saying he wanted noth
ing to do with that man $ he wanted to go
home and change his clothes. He started
toward the cars, but turning his eyes back
and seeing me look nervous be looked up
the market and saw the deceased returning
with two other colored men ; another still
was behind, and a police oflicer behind him.
Guerin stepped back in the mid lie of the al
leyway ana waited tor them. When witness
saw the decayed put his hand in his pocket
she run behind a post. A shot was fired;
by whom witness don't know. When wit
ness came out, the accused was walking
toward the Fruit market. Saw officer Ma
rigoy a few minutes afterward and told him
if he would go around the corner he would
find Guerin.
Cross-examined—Witness is positive
Guerin's manner was mild and polite, and
that ttiat of deceased was defiant and rough.
Guerin was not drunk. The way deceased
put his hand in his pocket and dis manner
of coming np caused witness to run away
Did not know the witness, madame Rosalie.
She was not there at the time, or witness
would bave seen her. The manner she said
they came together is an rue.
E. M.Crozat, sworu—csaw the deceased
; ratting a pistol behind his back in the Fish
darket. Saw him come up to Officers
Young and Marigny and ask the arrest of
Guerin. Saw him make a sign to another
colored man to follow. He did follow: so
did Officer Young. Saw the deceased and
the black man make a rush at Guerin.
Ileared Guerin cry "stand back. ' Heard
the shot, bit don't know who fired it.
John Henry—Saw the deceased shove a
wideawake lamp into the face of the ac
cused on the night of the Radical pro
cession.
Edward Thomas--Heard the deceased
threaten the accused two months ago.
The case was continued until to-day at
ten o'clock.
The result of the examination before
Recorder Gastinel is the release of Arthur
Guerin on bail in the sum of $5000 lor ap
pearance before the First District Court to
answer to the chargé of manslaughter.
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The
Paragraphs.— The residence of P.
O'Rourke, No. 157 Marigny street, was
robbed Wednesday night ot a quantity of
clothiug, an open-faced silver watch marked
"P.O'R./ 7 with gold chain, a gold riDg and
gold cross, all valued at $800.
Last evening Felix Hughes entered a
house corner ot Poydrss and Liberty streets,
and in presence of the lady of the house
acted indecently. George Washington, a
boarder, srdered the intruder out, but on
his refusing to go George cut him on the
head with an ax. Hughes was taken to
the Charity Hospital, and Washington was
arrested, but released on parole, to anpe&r
before Recorder Becher this morning.
L. Berne, who keeps a tobacco and cigar
store at the corner of Dryades and Clio
streets, was visited by a man representing
himseli to be au Iutern&l Revenue Agent,
who overhauled his stock and informed him
that he had found cigar boxes improperly
stamped. The visitor departed, declaring
that the matter must be investigated. In
the afternoon another party went to Mr.
Berne'« store, representing himself to be a
Revenue Agent who was willing to com
promise the matter by the payment of a
hundred dollars. Mr. Berne not having
that amount, finally settled by the payment
ot fifty dollars. The Internal Revenue
.Assessor, Colonel Woolfley, when the facts
w re brought to his knowledge, prompted
Mr. Berne to make an affidavit against the
parties, who were arrested, taken before
the Commissioner, and gave bonds to ap
pear on the 20th.
A double tenement building in Jefferson,
occupied by colored families, was destroyed
by fire on Wednesday night.
* Peter Peterson, driver of carriage No. 17,
is charged by Henry Lott with having
robbed him of a revolver and thirty-five
dollars in money. Lott, on the arrival of
a Jackson railroad train, got into the car
riage of Peterson, who drove him to an
out of the way place, robbed him, and then
left him to find his way elsewhere.
As William Burgeois was walking along
Dorgenois street, Wednesday night, about
eleven o'clook. he was assailed by two men
with a blow on the head from a club.
t orge Poyfer, while stowing hay fell
fro i. Mb wagon at Poland street car station
ibis 'Vning and was dangerously injured.
Mar} Julm and Armsntine Joseph hire
been urreBted in ihe Third District for re
ceiving stolen property. Ten silk cloaks
and other articles were found in their pos
psion.
The Canal street cars commenced run
ning on Wednesday, between the car sta
tion and the Clay statue. The road will be
repaired by Sunday so that trips may be
resumed the whole route.
William Jourdan was arrested last ever*
iug in Commercial Place for assaulting and
beating H. G. Heartt. The cause of the
«•Malt was that Heartt discharge ! Jourdan
and warned planters against employing
him to put up machinery for which Heartt
claimed the patent.
Neither of the parties who levied fifty
dollars from the dealer in cigars and to
bacco, corner of Dryades and Clio streets,
on the pretence th3t he had defrauded the
internal revenue department, were con
nected with that department. One is a
citizen, the other an officer under Major
Fu 1er, Collector ot the Customs.
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ferers will be held to-morrow evening at
the corner of Roman and Bienville streets.
Special Deputy Marshal, A. Victor Ward,
arrested yesterday, at the corner of Wash
ington and Commercial streets. Carrollton,
Iguitz Keith, charged with knowinglvpass
iog a counterfeit twenty dollar fruited
States note on Louis Voglewidz. He was
taken before United States Commissioner
Warren and released on bonds for appear
ance on the 21st instant, for examination
POLITICAL NOTICES
Congres» I on f
Headquarter« Second ____________
District Campaign Committee, New Orleans, Octo
ber 15, 1863 —The following named distinguisued
speakers will address Mass Meetings to be held
the dates and placei hereinafter mentioned.
All Republicans are invited to be present.
SATURDAY, October 17. 1868, at eleven o'clock
A. M.. at Thibodanx—General L. A. Bheldon, Colo
nelO B Young, General M Flood, Hon. Wiiiinn
Murrell, Hou. D. II. Ree-e, Hon. P. O'Hara.
SUNDAY, October 18 . 1868, at eleven o'clock A
at Terrebonne fetation, Terrebonne—Genera.
L. A. Sheldon, Générai M. Flood, Oolonel C. B.
Young. Hon. P. O'Hara, Captain R. W. Francis.
SUNDAY, October 18, 1868, at ten o'clock A. M.
at Boutte Station, and at Court House at three
o'clock P. M.—General W. L. McMillen, Hon. J. \V,
Menard, Captain Sheridan, Hon. P. Harper, Hon
O. J. Flagg, Hon. P. B. 3. Pinchback.
SUNDAY. October 25, at Courthouse, at
o'clock A. M-, and on left bank, at three o'clock P
M , Parish 8t. John the Baptist-General L. A
bheldon, Hon. J. W. Mei.ard, Captain A. 1. Whitier'
Hon M. F. Smith, Hon P. B. S. P.nchback
SATURDAY, October 31, 1868, Parisn 8t. James,
at the Convent at lo o'clock A.M., and at Courthou
doc* P. M , General L. A. Sheldon, i.ener;
M Flood, Hon. George E. Bovee, Captain Sh erida
Hon. Charles Gray.
Republican Parish Committees In the District a
requested to arrange for meetings and communica
ith this Committee.
N. UNDE 8WOOD.
R. N. JOHK.sON. Secretary .
Chairman.
All communications for the Second Congressional
ampaign Committee should be addressed to
Colonel C. B. Young, Chairman of sub committee
from said District. oci6t31
Hall Colfax Guard«, • ctober 14,1800
At a regular meeting held last evening the follow
ing resolution was unanimoasly adopted :
W hkreak. The Congressional Nominating Con
ention for the Second District have closed their
labors by nominating General L. A. Sbeldon for the
Jong term to Congress and J. Willis Menard for the
shortterm: therefore, be it
Resolved, That we. the members of the Colfax
Guards and citizens of the Third Ward, do beartilv
indorse their actions; and, further, pledge ourselves
to support the regular nominations. And that the
same be published in the New Orleans Republican.
Passed unanimously.
ocl6 _ J- P. KEATING. Secretary.
Eliltith Ward Rrpabllcani - Rally !
Rali.t ! • Rall-, • • -Hon. C Wilcox, Hon. Dennis
Burrcl, W. B. Phillips, Esq ,and other distinguished
speakers, will address the meeting, onS ATURDAY
EVENING, October 17.
Come one, come all.
W J. DOUGLAS,
oc!6 2t Chairman Committee on Orators.
Headquarter« Gram Wide-Awake« —
The officers and members are requested to meet a.
their hall, SATURDAY EVENING, October 17, at
seven o'clock, for the purpose of parading.
By order of the President.
oelG 2t _ PETER BAX. Secretary.
Kmpire Grant Club.— will be a regular
meeting of this Club on FRIDAY EVENING
October 16, at the Mechanics' Institute. Every
member is specially xotified to be present.
W. R. FISH, President.
C. D. LlT EKB, Secretary. oclf
Third Ward Kemibllcan Club.—The Third
Ward Repnblican Club meets every Saturday
ing at seven oolock. Look out for prom
Speaker- cn Saturday next, to wit: General Flood.
Captain Pinchback, H. J. Campbell. C. Ü. Antoine
and the old war horse, Charles W. Lowell, Speakei
oi the House.
list the Boys m Blue come and see us and hear
them. THOMAS LYNNE,
President Third Ward
J. A. Cbaio, Secretary. oc 1
II ead quarte re State Campaign t'oi
raittee. New Orleans, October, 1868—The following
named distinguished speakers are announced
address Mass Meetings to be held at the times and
places hereinafter stated. All who favor the election
of Grant and Colfax are earnestly invited i
present :
SATURDAY, October 17, 1888, at 12 o'clock M.—
East Baton Rouge, Hon. M. Hahn, Hon. M. ( arr.
SATURDAY,October 17, !Rb8, at. 12 o'elock M
Bayou Goula, Iberville parish, Hon. C. B. Darral!,
V. E. McCarthy, Esq.. Captain J. L. Chapman.
SATURDAY, October 17, 1^68, 12 o'clock M
Napoleonville, Assumption parish, General Mart
Flood, Hon. R. Poindexter, Judge FJ. G. Pintado.
SUNDAY, October 1«, 1868, 12 o'clock M —Port
Hudson, Hon M. Hahn, lion. M Carr.
SUNDAY, October 18 ,1«68,12 o'clock M.-Plaque
mine, Iberville parish. Hon. O. B. Darrail, V. F
McCarthy, Esc., Captain J. L. Chapman.
SUNDAY. October 1H, 1868, 7 o'clock P. M.-West
Baton Rouge, Hon. C. B. Darrall, V. K. McCarthy,
Esq., Captain J. L. Chapman.
Republican Parish Committees throughout the
State are requested to arrange tor meet.ngs,
send at once notices to this Committee, and eminent
speakers will be in attendance.
8. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
R. O. KrCTUBPSOS, ßecrerary. oc!3
Political Coatrlbutlons.—The Republican
State Campaign Committee meets eaoh day at n
No. 12 Dryades street. It is sending canvassers
1 over the State, and needs and must have meney
for this purpose. All who desire the election of
nt and Colfax, and the success of the Republi
party, are earnestly requested to immediately
hand their contributions to 8. B. Packard, Chair
or to the Treasurer. The Treasurer's books,
containing a list of all subscriptions and all expen
es, will alwuys be open to the inspection ot Re
publicans and subscribers.
S. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
c 18tno 3
Headquarters Colfax Guards.—'Tne ofli
trs snd members are requested to meet at tb r
meeting room f >r the purpose of parading on ne t
SATURDAY EVENING at seven clock.
By order or F. C. ANTOINE. President.
WiLKoN W. Johnson, Acting Secretary. oc!3 5t
Pioneer IrlehlJBepuhllcun Club.—Owing to
noreaaing numbers of this Olub.we have obtained the
fine aod spacious hall over Bertero'e saloon, next
Mechanics' Institute, Dryades street. Regular
meeting nights TU FISDAYS and SATURDAYS at
half-past seven o'clock. Punctual attendance is re
quested of each member, and all persons favorable
the election of Orant and Colfax are respectfully
invited to attend.
By order oi
P. E. Collins, Secretary.
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The Warmoth Campaign Clnb—Meet« at
No. 484 Lafayette street every MONDAY EVEN
ING.
P. S. NUGENT, President.
THOMAS JONES Vioe President.
CHaRI.ES KELLY. "
MARHN SNOVtLL, ••
R. BUSH, Secretary.
ALT X ANDER COOLEY.Assistant Secy.
CHARLES COLEMaN. Treasurer.
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The ('olftox Oaarda meet at William«'*
School Room, on Gravier between Liberty and How.
ard streets, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at seven o'clock P. M.
F. O. ANTOINE, President.
.1, P. Keatiho, Secretary.
self
The Grant Invincibles Meet every Satur
day evening at the oorner ol Conti and Treme
streets.
Punctual attendance is requested.
By order of the President.
R. (). Howard, Secretary.
J. H. INGRAHAM.
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8PE0IA L NOTICES.
Palle« Jury. Parish of Orleans, Might
Bank of the rivar Mississippi Notice—T he public
we cautioned not to receive or trade for any Wan
**»ta drawn on the Trea ary ol the parish of Or
'•*»*, right bank of the river Mississippi, by one
Tfaomaa Kenefic, a* each warrants are illegal, and
will not he recognised or paid by the Police Jury of
said pariah. OSCAR PILMAN,
pr, - nient Poboe Jury, parish of Orieana, Sight
Ban *- _ ocl4
Notier.— The ofloeof the Board of Registration
is at Room No. 7. City Hall where all communica,
tiona should be addressed. It is particularly request
ed that writers from the oouatry parishes will state
their postoffioe addreaa.
WILLIAM BASKS,
MM Cfenrmaa Board of Registration.
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OFFICIAL AOTICES.
B.
CAVALB f H ORS ES WANTED.
H EADQUABTERH FIFTH MlUTABY DISTRICT. I
Office ef Uhief Quartermaster.
CE4I.KD PEOFU8 t k\|""b^ï'L"!ÂTE WILL
«t» 1 » TnH 200 Ca valry HORSES, u> f «
Sul A ntoo.o, lana. »9 Mr, Ham, '
The horses mast be round in ah uarticnlnM wail
brokrn, in full rlssh and good condition. i ro m (151
fifteen tOi.l6Jsixteen bauds h gb, from .«■ five to'.T>|
nine years old. and well adapted in every wav to
cavalry purposes. Hornes between r 9J nine and'lOl
Delivery to commence within thirty '30] days from
di "of ""'»'•'o" "«Wo .1«,
Proposals will be received for the whole or any
0 f t h e ntim b er 0 f horses required.
«„H* - - )i60t an , 0f Wda
off n V ight >» reserved to
Proposals to be indorsed "Proposals for Cavalry
Horses, and add—essed i° the ,,. j.m.( «JL. « a -
HAILE OP CONDEMNED OK D NANCE
AND ORDNANCE 8TOKE0.
OFFICE OF THE U. 8. ORDNANCE AGKVCT 1
Corner Houston and Greene Streets.
Entrance on Greene stre-t, New York Citv I
September V4.18C8—Postoffice Box No 1611 y ' '
SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE ARÎ
KJ iDvited and will be received at this nffi™
until SUTURDAV, October. 24. 166* at 3 M. for
the purchasing of oondemned Gannon, Shot shell
Scrap. Wrought and Cast Iron, Brass and other
Ordnan e^fetores Jocated at the following points on
Fort Hamilton «nd Redônbt, Forts Wadsworth,La
layette,Columbus and Schuyler and Oa*tle W llikmr
in New York h.rb-.r; Kort TinmbolTlW i "iSn
üarbor.Connectiou» ; Fort Adams and Wa'oott Me»
port harbor, Rhode laland; Fort Constitution.FoM. -
mouth harbor. New Hampehir«; Fort Knox, Bucks
horta Prebfeand fe. ammel. Portland harbor.
r? rt8 , Flc « n i 8 , and barrancas, Pensacola
harbor, Florida; Mobile and Forts Games and
Morgan, Mobile harbor. Alabama. * nd
This sale centemplates'the disposition of:
79 GANNON in New York h£bor, e»° mated as
eighing 4 57,032 pounds. * 39
28 CANNON in Portland harbor, estimated us
eighing 108,500 pounds. , esumaiea as
42 CANNON in Newport harbor, estimated as
weighing 269 500 pounds.
92 CaNNON in New London harbor evtiiaafed
s weighing 96,64ft pounds ' e»T.uj..tea
H9 CANNON in Pensacola harbor, estimated as
eighing 811,639 pounds.
*foAJ[NoN in Mobile harbor, est imated as weigh
ig 169.400 pounds. 6
» CANNON Portsmouth harbor. New Hampshire
itimated as weighing 109,962 pounds. V
Also, smaller lot« at Fort Niagara. Youngstown
New York: Fort Ontario, Oswego, New York and
Sackette Harbor, New York. * aD<1
The condemned Shot and Shell, amounting in the
aggregate to 1.197,454 pounds, are in quantity at each
of the above mentioned forts: also, scrap wrought
U®?. 1 amounting in the aggregate to 468,381 pounds,
hull and complete catalogues of the property ofiered
can be had on application at this office, the Ord
nance Office. Washington and to the Commanding
Officer of the different forts.
Terms cash ; ten per cent on the day of rale and
the remainder when the property is delivered. thirty
days will be allowed for the removal of heavy ord
nance; all other stores will be required to be re
l "'6d within ten days from close of sale.
1 he Ordnance Department reserves the right to
ijeot all bide not deemed satisfactory; prior to the
i"£«D.°pÄä" wiU '"' e to be b "
Bidders will state explicitly the fort or forts where
they will accept stores and the number and kinds
iâe a t°the f o rts Deliveries wüi only be
_Propo Bjhi will bead dressed to Brevet Colonel O.
Crispin, Major of Ordnane, United States army, in
dorsed Proposal« for purchasing Condemned Ord
nance and Ordnance Stores.'
_ ... O. CRISPIN,
003 7 10 lin"' U ' S - A " Mai<>r 01 0rân ««
jyjOXITI OM .........MONITION
United States CceTOMHors«, New Orleans, »
Collector's Office. Octohnrl 1 ££R <1
rpiIE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED GOOÔS HAV
A mg been seived for violation of the revenue
laws as herein set forth, notice is hereby given that
nnleM the persons claiming the same shall appear
and hie the r claims according to law, within twenty
days from date hereof, the Goods will be advertised
and sold at public auction, as provided bv sections
eleven, twelve, thirteen and fourteen of the Act of
Congress, approved July 18, 1666:
July 9,1868, no mnrk, 9 bottles Kirschwasser: ves
sel. Ohnda: violation section one. Act July 28.1866.
I w 1 i'» 1 i 867, u ,n " rked r A / 6bblsf vrupof Cane Juice,
12 halt Mils. Syrnp of Cane Ju.ce: steamer Trade
\\ ind, violation section one, Act June 30.1864.
August 10, 1868, marked S. under T. P. Y.,1 box
(37oj Cigars; steamer Gayane; violation section
twenty-four. Act March 2, 1799.
August 21,1868 marked P I>„ 2 kegs H5- : gallons)
Sherry; 1 box Monda Water, and 113 pairs Kid
Gloves, no mark: vessel Prima Donna; violation
section twenty four. Act Mardi 2,1799,
August 21. lt-68, no mark. 4', casks R un; vessel
Y »bellte; violation section sixty-eight, Act March
^September 7, 1868. no mark, 1 case Absynthe. 36
Billiard Balls; vessel Elina; violation section twen
ty-four, Act March 2 , 1713
0t3 5 7 9 12 » ,6 19 20 PKBRY FULLER '
PKÜP08AL».
? Subsistence.U.S.A., j
— _,—rtment of ixmisia
^ „ . r „ New Orleans La., October lü, «««. /
OBALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL
hL ^«NINETEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1868, for furnishing the United States Subsistence
Dena-t nient with the following Stores, viz. :
â0,0im pounds of HAVANA SUGAR, in boxes, dn
5*. e S-P? . * f be ? u 8. ar to be of the grade known as No.
14 Dutch standard.
I the Governmei
rejs from other causes, will be required to be made
be of the very best r.nal
up by the contractor.
The above article
and put up in superior packages, and to be del
at the Ant hor Press, in this city, within twenty days
after the opening ol the bids.
No bids will be received from parties wbo have
failed to comply with their engagements with sny
branch of the Government.
Propoeals to I>e addressed to the undersigned and
maraed "Proposals."
, A. BECKWITH,
oclQ ot Brevet Major Gen. and V. S.. U. S. A.
ALE OF UOVEttXMENT MLIJL1».
IA CIS.
H.EAP Ç CART EES DEPARTMENT OF THE SOCTH, i
Chief «Quartermaster's Office, /
Atlanta, «.a,, September 12. 1868 , '
T HERK WILL BE «Ol.ti AT PUBLltb AUC
tionat Fort Gaines, Mobile Bay, Alabama, on
the third of November. 1868, and a> Fort Morgan,
Mobile Bay. Alabama, on the fourth of November.
1868, the following WOODEN BUILDINGS belong
ing to the United States, viz:
AT FORT GAINES.
I BUILDING, 23 feet by 1« feet.
1 BUILDING, 33 feet by 20 feet.
1 BUiLDING, 45'a feet by 18 feet.
1 BUILDING. 40 leet by 18 fett
1 BUILDING, ei feet by 30 feet.
1 BUILDING. 44 feet by 24'J feet.
1 BUILDING, 40k feet by 2 Ö feet.
1 BUILDING, 55 feet by 13feet.
1 BUILDING, 50 feet by 18 feet.
1 BUILDING, 26 feet by 18 feet.
1 BUILDING, 40 feet by 18 feet.
1 BUILDING, 170 feet by 30 feet.
1 BUILDING, 46k feet by 20 ieei.
i BUILDING, 4l0fe-t by 30 feei.
1 BUILDING. 43 test by 69 feet.
3 BUILDINGS. 30 feet by 18 lee*.
AT FORT MORGAN.
1 BUILDING, 4L feet by 20 test.
1 BUILDING, 24 feet by 12 feet.
1 BUILDING,40feet by 16feet.
1 hUILDINg, 100 feet by 24 feet.
1 BUILDING. 100 feet by 22 feet.
1 BUILDING, 24 feet by 12 feet.
1 BUILDING, 40 feet by 16 feet.
1 hUILDINg. 100 feet by'24 fee -
1 BUILDING. 100 feet by 22 fee
1 BUILDING, 24 feet by 13 feet.
1 BUILDING, 29J2 feet by 11 feet.
1 BUILDING. 36 feet by 15 tcet.
1 BUD DING, 33 feet by 14 feet.
1 BUILDING. 75 feet by 22 feet.
1 BUILDING. 100 feet by 38}$ feet.
1 BUI* DING, 34 b' feet by 12 feet.
1 BUILDING, U7*i feet by 67>i feet.
1 BUILDING, »9 feet by 18*4 feet.
1 BUILDING, 61 feet by 12 feet.
1 BUILDING. 15!« feet by 13 feet.
A steamer will leave Mobile, Alabama, at nine
o clock A. M, ou the day of each aale, for the pur
pose of conveying biddeis desirous of attending the
Sale to commence at twelve o'clock M. each day.
Terms—Cash in United States currency.
By order of the t^uartermaater General.
4 _ R. SAXTON,
revet Brig. Gen. and Q. M. U. 8. A., Chief Q. M.
Department of the South. «ei5 law6w
■yyEftTWAHD THE «TAU OF EM
PIRE TAKES ITS WAY.
Secure a Borne In rallfornla.
THE IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD ASSOCIA
TION OF CALIFORNIA,
■Incorporated under the laws ot the State Novem
ber 30th, 1867, for the purpose of
PROVIDING HOMES FOR ITS MEMBERS,
and thereby induce immigration.
Capital Stock................................fl.DOO.OOO
Divided into 200 ,r00 shares at S5 each, payable in
UNITED STATES CURRENCY.
Certificates of Stock issued to subscribers Immedi
ately upon reoeipt of the money.
No PKllSON ALL OWED TO HOLD MöBE THAN FlTN
Shakes .
A Circular, containing a f ill description of the
property to be distributed among the shareholders,
will be sent to any address upon reoeipt of stamps to
oover return postage.
Information as to prioe ef land in any portion of
the State, or upon any other subject of interest to
parties proposing to immigrate, cheerfully furnish
ed upon reoeipt of stamp« for postage.
All letters should be addressed
SECRETARY IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD AB
SOCIATION, Postoffioe Box No. 06, San Fraoo'sco,
California_ au 27 2 m
Q F PICS OF THE JilCOBDEK
OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS,
■A W- Ailkeay's Alley,near the Sheris**
(Between Chartres Inh
____public are '
the provisions of
The public are hereby n^^d^at^eo^tng to
the city and pariah of Orleans, on both e dee ol the
river Mjsiuippi. most be duly registered In the
above office. Tne d «ela ration for registey must be
mad« by the father, or in case that is ixnpracticable
by anv other person pressât at th* birth. Kvsry par
f on neglecting to oompiy with said act is liable to a
penalty not ezoeeding teo nor less than five dollars
The above mentioned law wifi be »tric^mfereed
sole Ca Recorder of Births aad Deaths.
,
is
E
ous
y
I
«
to
-
OF fMAL NOTICES—PITY
W m
~T t fict Pound, oorner of Orleans and Claibcrx
streets, as «strays—
One red and white COW.
fnîiho£rt ,IOW wi *b both horns cut, and star c
med within five da:
d, will besold at pul
TUUI----- ~ '
Which, if _ ,
expenses thereon
' id Pom
claimed within five days, and the
ubßc aucf
own . , votober 20, 1
JOSEPH MURPHY.
auction
- 12o'clook M. ' * Vü jÎÂïf , inîüSpÏ!r,
Lorn SEracim,. for Cootro™' °°"""5SÎ5?t
Mayoralty of New Orlean*.
City Hall, October 14,18#.
No. 1068—New Series.
r«^»2ii V ? d 'T Tf 1 *w-fi 8rm,Mion h« » nd >■ hereby
ranted to J. H. Williams to erect a steam engine
n ms premises, in the square bounded by Piety,
.'ît* ^reatmen and Gasacalvo street«, provided
that the chimney shall be of brick, and carried nbove
I". "J®* adjoining building, and that the
floor about the boiler shall be paved with the same
m r, u • nn< * ^ be whole be erected in accordant
wi ta ft the city ordinances, and remain during tl
"' ' immoTJ Uonncil.
ALFRED KEARNY,
pleasure of the
(Signed) _____
, President Board Àssk ___________
tSltntdj __ THOMAS MAKKEV.
Aldermen.
-------ARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved October II. 1868
A true*?*^ JOtlN ^ 00NWAY * Mayor.
John Ti, vERall, Secretary. oc!5 It
Mavoralty of New Orleans. *
City Hall October 14, 1868. )
No. 1069—New Series.
Resolved, That the contract adjudicated by the
Lon*roller to A. Conrad, for the cleaning oi the
sinks of the pubhc buildings of the city 01 New Or
M»reb :ast, for toe sum of four thousand
. uaudred dollars(¥4500'. be approved.
Hero ved lnrther, Tha toe Mayor be authorized
.rt n , A^ I "^*. notftriR i c * ntr T t w,,h A - Uonrad at
cc.-ding to the term? of the adjudication.
(feigned) aLF'Rj-D KEARNY.
a Pre^-Jent Board As istant Aid- rmen.
(Signed) THOMAS MAKKEY,
Ar ._„T. fir ?n , ,®5î ( *® nt Board Aldermen.
Approved October 14. :nee.
A truewfp • JUUNK - CONWAY, Mayor.
John W
Overal:., Secretary.
ocI5 5t
8 N&W ORIÆAN8, 1
Mayoralty 0 .____
Oily Hall, October 14, 1868.
No. 1070—New Series.
*^ e80l ^ ed - Tblli l he b © «nd he is hereby au
thorized to enter into contract with Jos. M Howell
^V?. ten910 " of N,ntl - S i reel Market. Fourth
B l ?l r,0 ^L ln ^ ccor ' 1ance w,th Plan» *nd specification*
of the Guy burveyor, and in accordance with the ad
judication made by the Oity Controller on the twen
ty-second bepiember, 1868. to said Jos. M. Hewed
for nine thousand four hundred and twaotv ttv«
(SM») dollars, with F.F W. Bobning as security
which adjudication is herebv approved.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY.
/c . President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY.
. J ^ President Board Aldermen.
Approved October Ï4, 1868 .
▲ tome on JOU ^ R CONWAY. Mayor.
John W! Overall. Secretary. oc!5 t
Matoralty op New Orleans, #
City Hall, October 14, 1868. )
No. 1071—New Series.
Resolved, That the Surveyor be and he is hereby
instructed to have the sidewalk^ on the Front Levee
from the bugar Refinery to the United St» tes Bar
p!a ?k- «*ch twelve inches
u de nîoJTdAd 0 ?.?! m * k,DK * footway two feet
(ftigneo) ALFRED KEARNY,
/o- President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKKY.
j«. . President Board Aldermen.
Approved, October 14. 1868.
A true*'co ,OHN R- CONWAY, Mayor.
John V? Overall. Secretary. ocl5 5t
Mayoralty of New Orleans, )
City Hall. October 14,1868. )
No. 107*2—New Series.
Resolved. That permission be and is herebv
W. Stockton to erect opon the tri -
of LibeT
'□rosine streets, a small po"
? n 9 bp* !er tor the purpose of grind
nine and boiler be erecu
iting laws and ordinances.
granted
angular .
ty, Dei ord
able engi
ided. The engine aüd boiler be^e'rected
b accordance with existing laws and ordinances.
°unci"* m dunng tüe P ,fcMUr « of tfa e Oommon
(-Signed) ALFRED KfeARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
. , , President Board Aldermen.
Approved October 1 «, 1868.
(Signed) JOHN R. CONWAY, Mavor.
jSSW :
., Secretary.
M/ yobalty of New Ori.ean
k City Hall, October 14, l86a.
No. 1073—New Series.
Resolved, That the Controller be and be is hereby
authorized to adjudicate, alter *— ------ •
the official journal, a contract _____ ____
or bidders lor making the necessary repair
stall- ot I reme Slarket, the work to be done
o the lowest bidde
alfÄko -
City Hall, October 14,
1 ! >74—New Series.
t the Surveyor be and he i
X
Resolved, T,
Wharf twenty
(Signed)
(Signed.)
Approved October 14,1868
iSiKoedi J OlIN E. CONWAY, Major.
A true copy: *
Ji IHN W. OVTÏ
President Board t
. QvRRAT.Ta, Secretary.
oclû 5t
MAYOR.4LTY OF NEW ORLEANS, t
Oity Hall, October 14,1868. s
No. 107.5—New Series.
Resolved, That the Surveyor be and he is hereby
•paired l ° LaT ® Xne root of the Sor »P' ,r ' J Market
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Boa'd Assistant Aid
THOMAS M ARKEY.
AMermen.
Presklent Board Aldermen.
Umec? JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
John \^ y OVERALL, Secretary.
(Signed)
Approved Qciobe'
ocl5 5
Mayoralty of New Orleans, )
City Hall, October 14, 1868. f
No. 1076—New Series.
.,£^! ve 2'.T hat Sar 'e*°rbe »nd be is hereby
authorized ty p-irciiase and uut np, on or near tue
engine house or Vigilaot_ Fire Company No 3,
Signed]
'Signed]
^heard in
bole v Dst shad not exceed h\e 'hun
ALFRED KEARNY.
nt Board Assistant Aid
THOMAS MARKEY.
President Hoard Assistant Aldermen.
T HOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved, October 14. I8b8.
(Signed JOHN K. CONWAY, May
A true copy: ^
John w. Overall, Secretary. oelS
Mayoiultt of New Orleans,
City Hall, October 14, 1968.
No. 1077—New Series.
e usual place of land
small <_
settled____...
Provided, That said cisterns shall in no mam
impede bssuiees. and shall
pair the wharf <
un on the whar
Common Council
President Bosrd Assist*:
—TOMAS MARL... .
President Board Aldermen.
j the wharf only during the pleasure'of
_____n Conned.
(Signed)
(Signed) THOM ASllA RKhlV?''
Approved October 14, 1868 .
▲ traeoo v Ju " N R CONWAY, Mayo-.
JoHx P fe. O-.Tim i, Secretary. oc!5 fit
Mayoralty of New Orleans, t
Gity Hall, October 14, 1868. )
No. 1078—New Series.
Resolved, That so much of ordinance No. 2176. in
proved May 18, 1865, as relates to the public«ion
the offijiai journal of spocißcatioi *
be and is hereby repealed.
of
or
t
, Resolved further. That ihe Controller be and he
is hereby âutsori.ed to have all specidostions for
E ublio work» printed in slip form in quantities suf
cient to be exhibited in the offices of toe Controller
Uiiy Surveyor, Street Commissioner Committee on
Streets and Landmge, and Finance, and in conspicu
ous places about the hall and in the Mechanioe'
Exchange.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
. President Board of Assistant Aldermen
(Signed) THOMAS MARKE V,
Prmi ent Board of Aldermen
Approved October 14 1868.
(Signed* JOHN R. CONWAY,• Mayor
A true copy: #
John W. Otebaix, Secreta ry. oelifit
Matoealttof New ORueaNs. )
City Hall, October 14, 1866. I
No. 1073—New Series.
Resolved, the City Surveyor be and he is here
kfareef rewured° °* *** Magazine
(Signed) * ALFRED KEARNY,
(Sir..*
AppfomdOetobarAl-i™
(fitMi) JfiHN B. OONWAY, Mum.
A true copy :
Jon W. Otbau, Secretary. oclfifit
ip
U
Mayoralty of New Orleans, 1
cite Had, October 14, 1868. J
No. 1060—New Series.
Kfno'red, That ths Mayor be and he is hereby
y th s ste. d te enter lute son Ire -1 before the Oity
Meten In bahaf of ths eity. ¥ * J->hn Clark as
CARL'S ttaWJSKÄ tt
of
I OFFICIAL N0TME8--0ITY.
° , " i « »»-*•«
1 ""*'•* " •
c
the
*
)
-
Pr^ldeM Board Assistant A?deri_
THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermei
(Signed)
Approved October_J4,J868.
A true
JO'flN k CONWAY, Mayor.
John W.^Overall, Secretary. ocl5 6t
Mayoralty of New Orleanb, \
City Hall, October 14,1868. <
No. 10S1— New Series.
ounce.
, Tlu ^Controll» be aod ta, i, here!),
'.Kbcve, citer live due notice ii
».contract to the lowest bidder
fifty thou
r bidders
'djudicate, after b
-Dal, a contract t
to Hpeoilce
<Si * ned) P..«!..
Approwd .SKIS W Aldermen.
a 3'® JOHN R. CONWAV, Major.
John W. Otihall. becreurj. ^,5 tt
MavoKatp or New Oi.lf.ane i
C ity Hall. October 13, 1868 . }
No. 1067—New Series.
Resolved. That the City Treasurer be and he is
hereby instructed to receive city money in payment
SeSLî*W # îa£» 0tei J n * t . Ured f ">" firet to fourth
September, 18K8, and release the drawers of said
notea fyox n payment of all notary's fees for protest
wihniS»!!«^ having been unwarranted and un
THOMAS MARKEY
President Board Aid
.. AL8TIED KEARNY.
■ n fnren u President Board Assistant Aldermen,
in force bv virtue of law:
•JOHN W. Overall, Secretary. ocl4 6t
Mayoralty of New Orleans,
City Hah. October 13,1868.
No. 1066—New Series.
Whereas, The payment of the back pay ro' s k.
hDwr r ?«w f * , {. an ® wo l" d not relieve the sufferers who
nave, tor the most part, discounted the several
accruing to them, and as it is the intention
of the Council to relieve the really needy,
.??«._ fwolwdi That tne Treasurer be and ue is
r first the different nay roils
ent officers employed during
it present in the employ of
"tending —*------ 10 the contrary notwit):•
(SignetS) THOMAS MARKEY,
Prudent SoArd Aldermen.
(S'rned) ^ ALFRED KEARNY,
»_ . , President Board Assistant Aldermen,
in force by virtue of law.
John W. Overall, Secretary.
ocl4 5t
OFFICIAL-POUND NOl'ICES.
Street Commissioner's Department, )
Room No. 7 City Hall, S
New Orleans. October 14,1868. !
W E *5£ BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DI8
streeta M Mtr«yi- 0Orner LaUjelte Locust
One Black COW. with both
One Black CALF.
Which, if not claimed within five days and the
îtîîfJp tbe ^eon Pjjd will be sold at public auction
c?£kM and oijMOND AY, October19, 18C8Tt U
JOSEPH MUBPHY,
.___ Street
Lorn« SENECHAL, for Controller.
Street Oommiffioneb's Department, i
R oom No. 7, City Hall, J
New Orleans, October 13, 1868 . S
W. A ; S * BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS
on Dryades street, between Jack
in and Philip streets, as an es tray—
One speckled UÜW, with both ears cu*.
Which, if not claimed within five days, and the
SffiPVSSSd" 1 "'L 0 -XjUJS"'jl « pâlbe «notion
■ ■ ( . ii 1,on Saturday, uctoher 17 . i«e,
. o clock M. JOSEPH MURPHY,
Lone 8CTCHAL, for Controller.
SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession of Mr*. Honora Cu«ev. Wfduw
of J. Si anion—No 32,472.
CEOOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
,8b L .Pi Orleans.—Wherea". John E. Sweenev
has petitmned the Court for letters of sdminij
traticn on the estate of the late Mrs. Honors Case'
Nnt?-i 0l K Je 5 em ! ab Scan on. deceased intestate.
!niL-„ hereb5 ' all wDom it may concern,
to show cause within ten days why the prayer of the
sa»d petitioner should —* •---------- v 1 0
By order of the Oouj
OC16 20 24
be granted.
M. O. TRACY. Clerk.
Sncceulr.n of Jacq
Madeline Mur
chand—... ...
S oVnîiP, r CU ^ R J FüR THE PARISH
S- 0 'Orierin8.—Whereas, Nicho as Dabon has peti
tioned the Court for letters of curatorship on theva
cam e«tate of the late J. Marchand, deoeased, intes
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may con
i.t o snow cause within ten days why the nrarer
By order of the Court,
days why the prayer
be granted.
M O. TR/tOY. Clerk.
Succession of !.. J Prince-No. 99 SIT
sîPïïss?j!2as5 c ^FTEsg* ært^ss
ÄÄffÄrArs:
from the present notification, if any they have or
can, why the account presented by Charles Cava
°J tb:F ®«tate, should Dot be
?.T„. l0 5 ated and *P» r oved, and the fund* dfi
tributAfi m «/innpij.nn. 'herewith
M. O. TRACY. Clerk.
8ncce««lon of Yalery Duple**!«—No. 3 ft,.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAK
O :»h of Orleans.—Whereas, Francis Valery D i
plesnshas petitioned the Court for letters of admin
whom it mi) concern, to show cause within ten
not 8 te W granted Pra ' Ver *' De 941(1 petitioner should
By order of the Court.
wl3M 22 _M O. TRACY,Clerk.
*n« e ..i„n. or Ern... Xh... B.nete u.,ü
CECOND DlSTRICT° I OUUKT'W)B > THB p\h
O isbof Orleans. —Whereas Mrs. Monier Ben * He
has petitioned the Court for Letters of Administra
tb « estate of the late Lir
'•'••nased, intestate: *'
t may concern,
iy the pra,
t be granted.
M. O TRACY, Clerk.
Succession of Lake Calllierovich—No
ot tins estate and to ad other persons herein interest
^^SfïSSÂÎRÂÏÇÂISSa
nnf by , the curator of this estate should
be homologated and approved, the fund* dis
should
therewith,
M. O. TRACY. Clerk.
Succession of James Sager.
S F rii, 0 «« D nP. ISTRl( i T COURT TOR THE PAR
O ish of Orlesn«.—Notice js hereby given to th#
creditors of this estate, and to all other persona
herein interested, to show cause within ten days
from the present notification, if any they have or
can, why the account presented by the executor of
this estate should not be homologated and ap>
proved, the funds distributed in accordance there*
M. O. TRACY. Clerk.
Succession of Mrs. Tarollne heymour—
No. ^2 446.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
O ish of Orleans-W hereab Alfred M. Seymour
petitioned the Court fur letters of curatorshin
on the vacant estate ot the late Mrs. Caroline Hey
«hftXî d ?i' ease ^* lntest - at ^' notice is hereby given to all
Hhom it may concern to show cause within ten
Botb2',nUred Pra *' ,r ^ b * B ** d P«utioDer stoultl
By orAer of the Court.
O '* 1018 _ M. O, TRAOr, r.t, L
Snoc.Mlon or B Tramo.t-.il__No._
SEO OMDPi aTRlCT COURT Kt)R IUK PARISH
of r'i?,o C .n o.h' >r ' by *'''' n i° th * «"-liiwre
or t- is estate,ana to all other person- herein interest
t ii. to show cause within ten days from the praanm
notification if any they have or can.wh, the ïc^nt
t ?f teataisentary executor of this ee
ihl tt, H n ,°^ h® b ;; m ^«ated and approved, and
the funds distributed a accordance therewith.
By order of the Court.
i and approved, and
anoe therewith.
M. O. TRACY. Clerk.
•urt esalon of «John Carullo-No. :iv* 440
S*S2? N 5 DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ip .}*.* Or .eant—Whereas W. Marioni hxs
petitioned ths court for letters of curatorsiiip
estate of the late John cîÏÏjoT
inteaUte; Notice is hereby given teal/
^°mitmay conrern, to show cause witnin ten day*
gteLud Pr4Jer 01 the aaid Petitioner should sot be
By order of the Court.
Ool 0 MW m . o. TRAOY, Clerk.
Succession of JKev Alphonse Faare-No.
CEÇOND DISTKIOT^ÙüfjBT FOB THE PA*.
U ish of Orleans. — Notice i« hereby given to th*
creditors ef this estate, and to aJJotner persons herein
interested, to show cause within ten dayB from the
present notification, if any they have or can. why tha
account presented by William T. He op. dative tss>
tameniary executor of this estate, should not bs
homologated and approved, and the funds distrib
uted in aooordancs therewith.
By order of the Court.
oclQ M 19 _M. Q. TRAOY. Clerk.
taccmtaa .r A1,U.*,-»,.
of this EstetsahonU " v
approved, and
therewith.
By order of ths Court.
Gem
gort
timàM distributed in auoordsnoe
M. O. TRAGT. Ota*.
Manen bach—N o.
IT FOR THE^PAR
WMHtp' ten'day*
» «■no«, if any they have or
- t presented b/ Gsa O. 8weet,oo
steotn shenld not bs hemok gated and
ifSÄ distri bo tsd in aeoordanos there
ice is hereby given 1
. aad to aD «ber p
ref the Court.
M.O. TRACY. <
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said
un
AMÜßfiMEHm
^CAIIMT OF Mr CIO.
SPAIDIÎIG A BIDVlLi,
Proprietors and Managers. . . ,
Wednesday, October 14« 18«ft
SFLENDID BILL TO-NIGHT
FK wr »«a v»» NIN i , r Benefit of HAS.
ELM A Y HR, and latt night bat two of his en
MoCSS
Academy's
yAKlETIM TBtlTBE.
Friday Ivnlnt, Oetober 1«, lias. g
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GHARLEB STREET.
WHITE.. .Acting and Stag* Manager.
Op«r Every Sight and Saturday Soon,
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, 8*ptomi>er
MjjritfcUi* largest and most talent-ed combina-
^»on of Variety Artist« in the country.
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NOTICE.
Exkcutiv* Dcpahtmckt. )
W of Louisiana, >
Orleans. October I, MSB. V
ha ® î w,n ta m* by
L or i h P CAuceistion of hi* official
^ on ^, \ n the Bu " of six thousand
doltsre, ($6000,.i signed by th- said John J. Hone a*
BlîtiÏTkîK S*SÎ?T'r h * t,ril 'l M7 ' toïeth.fî'ith
Martin Tally, B. Frank Lagon and J. M McOleland
th^f^thfSt Said bond . being condit.ou*d for
^onS^!/ffir n r a u C ® of tb ^ dut i* a incumbent
of ) °^ ido John J - Hope, as Sheriff of the parish
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all parties
.nterested, to show cause within ninety dare Horn
th* last publication hereof, in the office of the ttec
retarv of State, why said bond should not be can.
celled and annulieo.
Given under my hand and the seal of Stete, tki*
.cond day of t>ctober. 1868. and of the Ir *
dence of the United States the ninety-third.
second day of t>ctober. 1868. snd of the Ind'epeu
H enoe of the United w *-*— ---*------- •
By tne Governor:
^ H. C. WARMOTH,
Geo. E. Bctbe, Secretary of State.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
JyAW PARTNERSHIP.
W. B. FT5JAW, J. B. WALLACE, W. W. HAXDLÜT
HYMAN, WALLACE A HANdS^^ *
-Attorneys and Counsel_____
No. 26 St. Charles street.
Prompt attention wiU be given
•usted to the above firm. Judge l V m.u,
Justice of Louisiana, resumes his praotioe
New Orleans, La.
rrompv attention wiu œ given to aD business in
trusted to the above firm. Judge Hyman, late Obi ef
Justice of Louisi--*" —-----^------■---------
ber of the firm.
r r Two of t h e firm are familiar with the French
Spaa-.j-'h lang uage--. seit lm
\\ M - V. 8EYMOO
NOTAR Y PUBLIC AND COMMIS8IONKR OP
DEEDS FOR ILLINOIS, TEX Ab, MISS lb
bIPPI. AND GTHiîR feTAtBR.
Passport* for Enrspe Procured at Short
Notice.
34 EXCHANGE ALLEY,
lm New Orleans, (Up-Stein i
rpM EODORE O. STARK,
N0TARY PUBLIC, ATTORNEY AT LAW
—AND—
COMMISSIONER OF DEED8.
Office No. 6 Carondelet Street.
_ Second Floor.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
No. M St Charlee Street«
NEW ORLEANS.
Strict attention to all Civil and Criminal besteeoi
the Stale and J nited States Courte. anM ly
|,PKW. B EA KMART—
NOTARY PUBLIC,
AMD
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. •• Canal street,
(Near the Customhouse,)
»Mm _ NEW ORLEANS
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£ W AKKRA
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
—AND—
T T nltcd Ntatcs Commissioner,
No. 79 Customhouse street, ap-eteire,
r :m _NEW ORLEANS
JAMES ift. 8Y MP90N,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Galveston, Texas.
Special attention to commercial busineee and to
the collection of claims in the oities ot Hoaston and
Gatveeton. iy7
BUSINESS C ARDS.
JAHK8 H WIKSFIII.il,
r» »»ter Aient
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI SALLKOAD
J- 3 _ Postofflo. Bo* 68.
BEL. I.—
W. H
ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
No. 1 RS Carondelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS,
anU
I^niauma
CO.,
JOY, COE ,
PUBLISHERS' AGENT 6.
Tribune Buildings, New York,
Are authorized to contract for advertising in oup
paper.
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gClLOIK ANB CONTRACTOR
HENRY BKNSEL,
.Shop and Factory No. 806 Magazine street;
Residence No. 233 Eighth street.
Prompt attention paid to business ordsrs.
J C. KATULMAR,
'TROPICAL ROOFING MANUFACTORY
Cost), Charcoal Coke. White «and and
firewood,
234 Bienville street, corner of Marais, New Orleans
Ordere left at the above place, or Box 63. Mechanics
Exchange, will receive prompt tention apt
J E. FHHLET,
Twelve years with Paton 4 Go., Patentees of the
EL.YHIAM U » II
PARLOR. DINING.and BEDROOM FURNITURE
Lace Curtains. Window Shades, Upholstery, etc.
Thirteenth Street.
my 28 Two doors West of Broadway
MJ4KERIMW1UUI MUTUAL i.iv f
INSURANCE COMPANY.
ÄRABTUB LYMAN, PRESIDENT.
S. O. PAXSOW. MANAGE*
J- 3. GUTHRIE, GENERAL AGENT.
Polir «« Issued 1
Premiums non forfeitable under the nues 0 « the
Gem par.?. After five years poUoiee înoontsetabie
xcept lor non-payment of premiums or qnsetato
mente in oppUoauon
No or jo charge for residenoe in or trara bo «u
gort of the civilised portions of the United Stale* ok
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LDOKb. ST ATION ERY. RTG
A- SIMON,
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am itmjcm PAPKRh,
All ths Northern and Western DAlLIEh.
Ths lea din g PIUTORIALS.
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SofaeSÄoee received for tha Ammcao C^cfcaea.
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