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sEEMRIFN2s sALIls.

sYNnIC'S sALF-8Y TaE SHERIFF. OF THE PARISH
of o leans"hn q. Ricevs rs Creditors aud the Credi-
of Delsung Rice Coz, urA District CUuTtot New
Orleans No. I4779.
DY VIRTUE of and fn obedience to isn
I'D order If sale rendered May 1865, and directed by
the Honorable the Fourth District Court OF New Orleans in
the above entitled Ghale Bienvrnu late Sheriff. and
public auction Merchants Auctioneero Exchanga,
Royal between Canal and Gustomhouse the
Second District of this city SATURDAY. june 30 1866
IL O'Clock orSccount the creditors of said nsolven the
following described pr perry, Wis: ~
SIX LOTS o GROUND, in the First District OF
this city in the bounded by Cypress street. Florida
landing johnson and Gav8 Streets BY the Nos
IL S H. 10 l6 and II, per plan by O. Hedin, late
dAted5h of March, SS and deposted in the office
D. l. Ricardo late notary public in this city Said lots
follows Lot II measures q feet
and lines front GsIves street by $50 feet inches deep
between parallel lines Lot No Is has 26 feet inch and
lines front street, by ia feet deep and front
nos Ii l5 l6 and each 26 feet inch front Cy
press street by ll9 feet de between parallel lines all Amer
can measure Together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon
Being property which the usolVents acquired by
purchase from Poet by act passedSeore Michael Gernon
notary public, on the 9Th July 1860.
Surrendered BY sad insolvents to their creditors.
RTRRMsThis being the second and last auction, She sale
property wi be definitely sdiudicated highest
bidder for what viii br ng twelve credit the pur
chaser furnishing bond with good and sufficient security
the satisfaction of the syndc and special mortgage th
property sold until final payment.
Sad purchaser shall have deduct and pay cash Oh
printing clerk and shers fees uniting to $500 there
abouts, and u hemore the parish and municipa
taxes the amount Of which not having been ascersined
HARRY I, HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 80 1866.
oun Joe orEIcE Is now the most eompIete ana

OUR jon OFFICE is now the most complete and
extensive establishment of the kind in the city.
The type, presses material and entire fixtures
are new, having just been received from the foun-
dries and machine shops of Connor & Sons, G. P.
Gordon and R. Hoe d Co., of New York, and in
varsity and beauty cannot be excelled in the
3orih We have connected with this department
IN Of the best ruling machines ever brought
South. and can turn ont all descriptions Of job
work, ruled, Iettered and bound, at the shortest
notice, in the most workman-like manner and upon
most reasonable terms.
In addition to a corps Of experienced printers,
we have secured the services in this department of
MFR. w. w. Brisbin and Mr. Charles W. Clara, so
fsvorably known as Job printers previous to the war;
under the firm Of Clark l. Brisbin. Their friends
and ours will bear this in mind and send in their
orders
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Tho yotars of the several States who sustaD She |
admin tration in maintaining uubroken, the Union
of the States
Delegates are asked to agree that:
L. The Union ia perpetuable and indssoiubte' |
O. Equality oil States and the right TO represent
alton are soemniy guarantees. ,,.
3. No right OF secession OF eAulusioh'
4. Slavery is abolished forever. .,;a,,4.,,,, s..
8, Each state mas 10 preso'i"0 qu'i'i0
its own electors -s.,.. u...,t or ao,h eto+o 70
6. The mantenance ~ " wy lL9Is " e"SA ~
manage ITS domesuo Shafts iIFt ~ o 4t n
1t concludes WIN an apgeal 10 esgty psSlioS W.
frown upon the actlon OF SonsIess mnieh o,so o ~
rekindle anlmoslnes anu 70 viii
and oohcllatoTy ~ ~ 81 ocant
take seat IN the convention WIG goes no. Sootps
the national stuauoh anu attoobod IN
principles SET ioIth' aaa mno Is mO' nd
uue alIeSla9ue " e ny '4-N e''SAA
(Signeo) A. W. hANp Dali.
I. n. Doo1 1T,rTPI
o. ~. RpnwEING'
Cuhs rNApp
sa%TpT, EowIER
-. -, r.,r,
Aihl III ~ 1rI,,,,I,s, ~ z-t,pnIST
,,r.N a. - a.. IIa,,on e., do,,
:, " o9nJ u IL s"o 1 ~ bolorye
mat steps naa neen taken oy our ~
ASK ureat brl'alh 70 release te SS
bana the latter borine nroeured the DISCHARGE Of
the former from the war department. by charging
nun WIN alsioyal3' Fetulheu 'eiuA''o VI S'0o0
nrsTyrcr,vy roRyApo-rHE COLLISION BE-
TWEEN Tur FoRysTEE AND 1fIBBARD.
rs-., T,,s-.,.,, -. ~, frh,.a, Ti.s7
DETROIT MICH, June AIMS region 10 Was VS.
itea ut mon n to'9ay %!tn . t9Fnaqo Vi s,Ss' Wy
lEb. til ast tlG s6onf
SeIf -, bdpnr In tbis c;t5 The damage was CON
F"nd "a 3sarrr lawn Sons p5 iniITing the RIO
ttT q III. sb;;oy II ts rto- II III conctrv
L.a o,,i; i,,,c. A., ill.,, IS +ba DntrI,t
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MRRoHANTsl MUTUAL TN. ] E1rrn pIsrEIcr CouEr or

MEkoHANTs' MUTUAL IN FIFTH DISTRICT CoURr OF
SURA CE COMPANY
RAR6us j. zUSTz NEW onLzAEs-Eo. Is $50
pY VIRTUE of writ of ierL dAeIas to
D me directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Casnm.
house Streets the Second District Of this city, FRI
DAv the 9th day of july 1866 vt II o'clock the follow
ing described property, viz
SEVEN LOTS or GROUND situated in the Fourth Dis.
ct Of this city, in the square bounded by Washington
Avenue, Fnur h, Prytana and Paqpenne (HoT Coliseum
streets designated by Nos O. T. 10 H. 10 and por.
Lots Nos measure each twenty feet nine nches
four and one-haf lines Paquemine NOV Coliseum
by hundred and twenty feet six inches and four
lines in depth; lot No forming the of FiaqGemine
Coliseum and Fourth streets us plan drawn Dy Noel
hausen architect uuer date Dist JHnury 1876 and deposited
in the office of G. r. Sringe late notary Pubiic in this city
Lot 70. twenty-five feet front Paquemine
now Cseum) street. by hundred and twenty Eve feet in
depth plan By Moelhauaen architect dated 9Th May
1876 deposited in the office Of J. r. Beard late notary
public ia this city. per plan No. 81
Lot No Rdnns lot No 2 and measures fifty feet front
Paquene Coliseum street by hundred and TWEEN
tyve feet in deDb per plan by Bpisson surveyor, dated
9Th March 1882 and deposited in the office OF T. Guyol late
notary publicin this city.
And lois 49, II 10 each twenty feet
inches front Fourth street. by hundred and twenty
feet in depth and the portion Of lot Ne IL measures tive
feet six inches front Fourth street. by hundred 9nt
twentyni depth and adjoinS lot No H. per paI
made by Hedn architect dated 18th April 1853 and deposited
in Office Of Thomss Layton late notary public in th
city together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in tile above suit.
~ HARRY 7. HAYS
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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THTAT Della LOUISA ANE-DEUXIRME col
Z de District de ID E0uYele Orleans.

LEtat Louisiana tous prssoutss
nent, Salut-
Atsenda. Que JAMES REYNOLDS ct Nine SARAH
Samuel Boap 'esn adrcssbs reer de pour
IN avis contornemen nu acts de 10 LeeGlre de at de
Ia Louisiana inttHle scte reSat aug noatons 81 la ma
Mere d prcceder appr0uve lie 10 mars, 1852
ee orSeD es somaaos Su nom Dc Etat Dc "a Louisane
la deuxema de- district de Ia qui pour
rsent la proprete capres decrite
quence dun default de dams orde e deoet juge
ment de Ia cour, duquel yente fate
tOute irraguarlte legaiite Destination ays ~ lie
10 mode de Ia vente pour autTe quecon
que are yo treute JOINS daer DC Ia pub icton
avis pouquoi la 7ente ana fate ne serat confGe
Ledit James Reynolds avan proprltes premiere
secOndemeEt decrtes de Nine Sarah BoAB, femme de
G Dc $500, AE aete deVsnt j. Cofey, notaire
Le4ditS Gsrers Sam Bos sysn5 aequi5 les prophecies
capres decrtes ru tun orde de mise possession
du dams Ia ession dudt Sam Boal, lie IL ayrl l86No
DESCRIPTION DIES PROPHECIES
To- Tn certain lot TERRI ayec toutes amaloraon,
gyagtage attaches ct aPpertennt stae dams g ooura
de Ia vile de NouTee Orleans dams Ia paToisss oaSns ep
Get Fiat degne pur No Tre1g cans et No S5 eque
aps 9g & az plan d'SS ,6 par HGEh T
Q de William Christy, noaire public de cee Vile Lest o
rue st Andre qunrantesept pieds profndaur sur
igne limitrophe aa lot a cent qnarnehut pieds troll
ps fea samuel Boais de Ghire ia Blanc femme de- beT
Watson suyent acte passe pardeyantJ Cofey notae
en- date du 2lme Jour d'ayril 1854
tons au S tFouvegt o. oua les DR. its privileges ,erVtude
s az Dc u NoaTe paTo @
leans, dams rilet susmenonne borne pr les Fntnu
paries HUT Neufct Dix Lesques touchan
ct mesgrqnt chacqn tsente psds face Ia rue Fulton NM
schees par feu Samu BaalS dc Thomss f. Kennedy
ii qu appert d'u pause psruevant j. NJ DIV no
tare pubic de cette vile en- to du six m9S Dc JUN 1873
Iet No dams L fnhog Lvandeis dns Ie quatr tme dis
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No HIIOt.
HARRY T. HAYS,
Shariff of tha PAriah o. lrlnanl

S. H. DAVIS. JR. IS. FoURrI uIsTKI0r CouRr or NV
JOHN FINN. ORLEANs-Na. l6Gl9.
DIV VIRTUE of a writ af Teri fACIa aIdI-
ID rected by Honorable the Fourth District New
Orleans the above entitled cause, to Gbas Benyuue ats
sheriff said Aa sht IF transferred will prncspd
sell at public auction, MONDAY the 9Th day oRTuly,
1866 at 0'clo X my Warehouse, No. % eferson
street. in he Second District Of this city
A LOT or HOUSE HOLU FuRNITURR per Bnventory
which can be my Office.
SaE ID in the above suit
R4S~TBRMB-Uash on the spot.
& arHo NJ En. pnri sh oF Cr uay
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HARRY I. HAYS,
Sheriff Of the Parish n Orlai


SIXTH DISTRICT CoUET / G NEiTzERROFr Vi.
OF NFw ORLFANs : ANTONIO GosTA-Eo. IO,st$
ID vHRTU n of ana in obediance to AN order
Dofsale May 81 1856 and directed the Hon
o4be the sixth District Court New Orleans in the above
titled cause will proceed to sell al public auction ct the
Merchants aud Auctoneers Exchange Royal street between
Canal and UustOmhouse streets in the Second District Of this
city MONDAY, the st enth day oJuy 1866 OF Il O'Clock
NJ, the following described property, VIZ:
A OEhTAIn LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District of this city designated Number One Square Nun
Der TwsntySeVen bounded by MaT'is Cusomhouse Canal
and Irene streets measuring American measure twenty We
feet inches and lines front uomhpuse street by
hundred fourteen ee in depth between parable lines
Together with the Improvements thereon, belonging TO
ggrnshee
n5Y~TERHs-URsh on tie spot - i -y
HARRY T. HAYS,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPART1dN1
Now Orleans, June %, 1865
WHEREAS, John C. Sinnot has applied to
for the cancelling of his official bond az
Dor Master in and for the port of New Orlei
to wit
A bond dated the Dist of March, 1880
the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars, sig
by John G. Sinnot as principal and james
Closkey and James Ninick as securities,
said bond being conditioned for the faitt
performance by the said John G. Sinnot Of
duties as Harbor Master aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons IN
ested in the above described bond, to s.
cause in writing at the Office of IT, . ' h
State, within ninety days aftei
LEGATION of this advertisement, e,,e, AZ
bond should not be cancelled and annulle'
Given under my hand and seal of Stat
above and of the Independence of the Un
States, the ninetieth.
J. MADISON WELLS
BY the Governor:
]. Fl. HARDY,
Secretary of State.
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j. 81 0RIOL vs. HIS CRED SIXTH DtsroIHr
itbrB.-No. 1899 Court Of New Orleans.
DIV VIRTUE of and in obedience to ana
I'D order If sale rendered June Is 1865 and rectet
by the honorable the Sixth COud of New Orleans,
IN tie above entitled matter proceed Mt public
auction Merchants nd Auctoneers Exchaage Royal
street between Canal and Second
district Of this city, SATURDAY, the 18th day Of Juyr
1865. at u O'Clock
The Schonner O. W. CHAPLIN together with Tackle
Rigging etc he lies ia the Mississpp At the foot If
MOnteEut street, in LLe Third District Of this city.
HARRY T HAYS,
Sheriff Of he Parish ~ Orleans
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pz-TERMs-Casb On the spot
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff of rim, Parish uf ra4ps.

SIXTH DISTRICT CoURr or NEw j. NJ. ON. VI vs..
0aLRAEs--No Is 26l HIS CREDl tOHS.
pY vEATU oEard in obedience o. nm order
~ Of sie June 10 1856 and to directed By Che
Hon Sixth District Court IF Sew cans, in the a7ge
entitled matter wl proceed sell public rnction
on SAtuNDAT, the SEVENTH DAY OF JULY,
1866 at O'Clock the Lowe ~ the foot OF Montegut
greet in tho Third Dis Eict ot THE city -
Fty-two thousand ST hundred twenty-sX 52G2s feet
Assorted Lumbsr Mud
Two thousand ur hundred 2iN1 Slaves
HARRY T. HAYS,
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THIRD DISTRICT CoURr or Nzw) JOHN j, 1


ORLRANs-Eo 2I,166 JNO. NJ. BARTHET.
Nv VIRTUE of IL writ of ffcri fncias to me
- directed by the Honorable The Third District Court OF
New Or cans in the emit led will proceed 10
sell at public auction ut the Merchants and AucOneers E
change koya street. between Gaua and Cust0house
in the Second District of tots ci y, MONDAH, the thi
teth day Of july 1865 Il O'Clock NJ the following de-
scrihed property. viz:
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate in fsubourg
Deassze in the designated by the No twenty six ad
bounded by b1yades GumonE, e Denis streets aod th'
line of division nt said uhourg Deasige and the RTter
de Fsiauce said lots Of ground designate by The Eos
Eve and six on pan drawn ny II. Grant, late surveyor,
dated April TO- lStt, Bnd deposited in Office Of Il
kenny late notary public the parish Of Jefferson Tho
lot No ave thirty feet front Dryades
b. hundred aUd tEeltg feet in depth between p.rIe
Inca and the los No six adu lot No Eve th
feet ave inches 'front.' p5yHas street BY one hundred
Rnd twenty feet depth tie line separating it from lot
No five one hundred aud sEuy es three inches also IN
depth he lm9 q iub"urs Asance ~ t"enE eight leet
seven inches ana six lines in width III the
Together with n the Il laid IoSs Of and
rights and privileges app5rtIaiug wshors exception
| SER atior.
Being the property acquired NJ defendant BY patchaa
from wdnw J. r Essg5nH, passed before b. ElsrN
Jr IT, g2lrJ pubic o. tho parish Of Jefferson on the "a
| OF JGly 1871
seized ia the shove gni..
| rs EERNS-Ca6h on the spot.
I HARRY T. HAYS,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Or cans, City OF New Orleans. :
Be it remembered the 5h day Of June, 1886 before
me- the undersigned Juatico of the Peace in and for the
parish aforesaid personally and appeared John Pember
ton President Paul Fonchy Secretary OF the Aerchan
Mutual Insurance Company of Nov Orleans, who being duly
sworn according law did dcpoe and say that the above
statement just and correct transcript from tho books
of the Company
JOHN PEhBERTOE President
PAUL FoURCHY, Secretary.
sworn to sad aoscFbsa before day Jane 1885
PAUL W COLLENs,
Third Justice of the Peace
Atneetpg Of the Board of Directors held on the day
OF June 1856 resolved to declare Scrip Dividend Of
Forty Per Cent tlo Earned Participating Premiums
tue year ending the 3t day OF May 1865 for which Ger
tih;s and after she frst day Of Augustnext
Also pay after tbs second Monday in July next tue
balance Scrip ssue Of 1853 and ak interest in
Currency aoutstaudng scrips Of she Company
DIRECTORS;
I'd Dupasgeur John Penbcrton, David heCosrd,
P. Maspsro, Pierre Poptt s. 2, ReE
L. T. Generes, NJ PUG, ID. Fernandez,
j. Morgan Hall Chas. sagory
NATIONAL MARINE AND FIEE
INSURANCE COMPANY, or NEW ORLEANS,
Capltal.,...........,..- 5000 600 90
Surplus. Observation-Disclosures. 93y554 90.
A'sets. -. 'ss'SSS Do
Insures against FIRE Pers of the SEA INLAND
NAVIGATION
DIRECToRs
]. NJ Corrtenay, A. s. Mansfield, 3. C. Emily,
Gee 70 s pgg'on TPfpfs' ssd +09l' SGa1sos
'"''' VI" --'"-'' ]. NJ. C0URTENAY, President
LOUIS SCHNEIDER, Vice PresiieAt.
LOUIS G. D'HOMhRGUE, Secretary
This Company continues to allow discount OF TWENTY
FIVE PER GENT. CASH TO its Q GSIOAERS.
oFPICE.
Corner Camp and Common streets,
CITIzENs' MUTUAL INSURANCE 90
OFFICE, No. 8 oARoNDELET STREET.
of Premiums for the year S2206 %
of Assets of the Company $4,000 u
The Board of have resolved pay per cent
on outstanding certificates scrip and aag the
secoud Monday of February 1896 have farther dsayed
| "a ip dividend of twenty-five cent
EEu5rIEs;
j. Lorber, Jas. a. White
A. II D'NegA F. Matthew.
Ar HlteAberger j. Len0re
A. Eidault r Avpndano
J. Lembrs L. Grand
fn0 Gapehs a. VBrl0in Dsgruy,
| guer Gail1ard.
| oMEr GAILLARD, ptestdgoa
! Fly, uswAesos, sarretuy
CAHrENrEws', 5OgNEns',
P.rrEaN AND MODEL MAEse's GLENN0 VALVES
AMI ali Mind, ut Patterns for Machinery executed with {,
2s cn ttW- nT stoves aud Offices shjprcd 70 nn9 rHt
we world q. @r--.iNHuyeG nlier etE A-7IH '4ltHN
ANDERSU> 4 -CUE MERH n,
hsHr y Ann street. New York.
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From y. II. sehomacker,

Test by Bukey Patent Lumber Dryer: Ono piece
Pine board, 1913 hes vide = inches thick, weight y
IT, sRu gpd u 56, lost In weight Thu
dried ia the three year and year IN ho
air by recouuend this process To all manufacturers
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y. o. CGALON Deputy CLERK.
FouRTH DISTRICT CoURrl ttLGr 1GHL7ACH vs..
New rletus-Nu- iSOuTHERS SHOE MANUFAt.
TURING COMPANY.

SMEaIFF'S OFFICE, Parrish OF Orlenns,
. OTsaus. June III 1866 Nott,O he eby that,
by virtue provisional seizure directed
by the Honorable the said district Court 10 the above emitted
have seEed taken into possession aud safe
keeping cerun machinery the PREMISES occupied
by the southern hoe unftcurng COMPANY. Feni
street. Third District ut tins city sad Corporation Of,
legged been dissolved the President dead its property
abandoned and exists, eth in corporation
living person claims any ownership right In and
nloyeanes which plaintiff claims the Of thousand
If five dollars Sl55 for rent and for subs
rent with interest and costs,
aud persons Interested her by notified
yited appear within ft-en from date lereuf
answer the petition fled IN III case.
HARRY 7 HAYS
Sheriff Of the PARISH OF 0rleQus.
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CEVgFTH9
Ch8ries Briggs, Archlbaby u, ttsg
Ant, CArrtero, Hsn'y j., sas,
George A. FOadirh Jas Jssksonl
Mason Pilcbor g. Marques, /. q
R. Brugisr, Alfred DOhonis
B. CrsneE, Charles Weishs Az
Charles LATTE, A LHcourt, @
John s. MRanseli Frank WillisIr
P. Anderson, Thomas ByrBe
Alfred Kesrny, John Thsrnb . ~
A. r. Montgomery ". a. yioIe ., cal
A Freriths, D. Plaggie
A. P. Eoblom, Hugh kcDl -.
George W. DuAbaE, Harlow J. Easlfsz
g. p. stoekmever, Vim. 81. Pircksr.
George W. H7zsoH, Henry Il. Bryan,
g. l. Woodbridge
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The above a5nJcmanl ts Ils., tine aEl s7rToesl n
e. DC tic bguH8 ui the Company. 80
CuAkLLs bt1geo, st1a.tl
j. EoUE, sgCrateg '''
~
STATE or LOUISIANA
pAuEH or CEIrANs CRY og MY Ont
Sworn 20 sad subscribed before me- this 10th d. OF
1856 EDMOND HaGEU
Third IusIcS Of be Peace iof the PAl,H Of Z y
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OFFICIAL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPART1IN
Now Orleans, June %, 1866.
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WIDOW J B. Bell nCQ A p. NOBLuM AND PIEkHE
Roy Their Creditors aud the Creditors of BeocQ Nobom
rENHEsSD BISTRHCC COURT OF NnsV
Ure tns State of LouisiAuaFue Creditors OF tue
AZORES d. us0veuts hereby notified aupeNr the office
Adopha Bou ousuue = Ngtary Public n this ety.
ur the purpose taking into consideration and collaborating
ON she atfairs Of aid insOlvruts
81 Jf Court, June p 1856. 49,.
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STATIONERY, PAPER, ETC.

Special attention Euer' AID shippers Orders for
Lumber, SIIuSIts, sc delivered a. uai.is o. ely
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" WseE1 Den. n. made the question Of order that
az ,sis Was foreign TO the question Of the joint resouou
irfo STEAMER sustained The point ~ order. rr
NJ SToKEs declared soenny, in eon'l1.ion that ne
never vote repeal med ~ DE test Oath ID a. ~ n nd
He would maintain ~ flaming sword 10 guard e-i''
watch tle loyal meD OF The South. .-,..ior
Nr COMING CRep. n ~ opposed the Joint Iesol,'Oi IN
He called attention To- the facts Iu DE very lis
which the safeguard Of the test oath was TO he ieh.u
was proposed 10 TRmple under foot and DESTROY u
not for Judge Patterson but for all the men VINO were " ~
ECe claiming representation. -, a. srp,ort
This Judge Paterson had taken solemn oa,n " ~
that omeraon If robbers and murdeTeIs Whose
Illce was at Iiclmond and had exercised tce 80 a. 4
and privileges OF high officer under uat col,"i', nv
when he thus dedicated himself 20 the seiFS VI .Nc ~,
cracy be took the last ard most HIeiHe'""0 sP VI '
allegiance. ,-.1o. :. o,orv man
from efrson Davis the huubcat fc Del 'el cOs" cum
here and point 10 his title 10 ei ID eIoeI ouso nv
could fnd Il constituency 70 receive b" 'io A1"''" " '
me ioiut resolution the table. - -,
Tie vote was taken, and Te.nedyeas ~ nays ii 20
rooiron was laid on table. The Democrats generally
voted in the negative
lTbi H. we received tho hour Of going to Ire
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NRxICO.

TRADE IN THE RIO GRAYDE vALLEy-CORTiNAs TX
PEELED PROM MATAMoROs-PURcHAss OF ARMS BY
THE LIBERALS.
INV ORLEANS. Friday. Jolly q. 1866
The steamship Clinton, from Brazos, has arrived,
bringing up the 18th United States troops and officers.
The RIO GraDde Valley quiet, ana trade reviving.
COntinas caused continued trouble at Maamoros, and
had been expelled from that city, Gambling was unvcr-
sal there.
The French number 900 at Monterey and hold all the
interior.
The Liberals buying all the and accoutrements
sold at auction by the United States IN Brownsville
The steamer Exact from British Honduras, reports that
the Indian continues. The colony was quiet The
Government had SCI apart some LAID for Southern emf
grants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28

and asfonishel ~ ~ wor be performed IN tew
sto months His lecture, tave been collected and puh ne
In mann let sorm and being sold for the henct ol iLe
Astm for IryGhd Soldiers, AIoier Iroi 81 th' ,
Professor eclelcsy, which I'D bia1Aais sI''e-'' 90
knCW.edre. .,,c
MOLE TnoUHLEs - TIE ARoFSTSE RlIUiLlc' AIM.
srofltr in.sfrrcfir hat ~ Sen out n tie Alsenlue
troylase OF CaamagVai the eaaer Cot Cordoba nau '
arrested ana many other influential men Of that poNve
rerFro uElLAco-PARAGUAYANs AGAIN At WON.
The south america leaves in half an hour therefore hS
only tine 20 add that tie news Just received by on EDesn
steamer froE Aionteyidoo Is OF most dscouihelnt e"
acttI. ~. go, rr,o Il 1896
Tic allied lines have suffered t,Triule -
Cqv The Ore commenced and last'd IN uI
e ereat have" 10 the camp Of the allies VINO heVi!
10 the cEeuys Ere. livery one accuses Heh ,r,,y
fleet confines total yinactvc nlre niles ueo ~
although % said there Is water enough Tor some @
ir as tie Ba44n province of AattJ Crosse NJ i"''"
ia ny next
CoresFoldenee Of tie associated Pies'.
RIO De JANrmo, july ., lst6
Three Spanish steamers have arrived from chi'"o'
and tie whole fleet IS expected al on the way home
The seury is very bad on board.
PROT Agassz lady leave by tie steamer South Ane'
or home.
Tzelauge nominal % 23l. Flour higher Coffee dnl anu
stock Increasing. Tlcghis nominal at 80 aio
LOPEZ had brought from Humata ana eoinmeloeu
the boubardmen, Of tLe allied camp The situation oil inc
latter was critical and called Tor the Immediate expulsion
tie parasuayaus from their strong position or the aDahdon
Ilent Of tie invasion.