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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-01
MEDICAL nLE0TRIUITY.

NNEnICAL MLEOTRIuITY.
DR.. O. a. LAW TON,
Broui Phiadsphia would say to his friends and the pub
iIo that he has opened office al
eIS MARKET STREET WILMINGTON,
and prepared to treat all kinds of chronic and
uterue diseases electrical principles and in the most
aeentinc manner Nervous Disssses. Rhsumatsm, Neu-
ragla Paralysis cured in ons-thrd OF the tins usually
required by ordinary appliances Nearly all Of
ahropc hs edsetuslly cured, and there
none but that bs greatly benefited
In Uterine Diseases Its value aot be estimated -
Prolspsus MspAeemsnH Ulesratans and all other dis
peculiar females promptly relieved aud pefma
nently cured in an incredibly short spsae Of time.
r. B.-PATIENTs TAKEN RY CONTRACT, AND
CU1ES GUARANTEED.
RERERRNCR6
Washington Russell, NJ. D., ChrstiAnA nsl Walter H.
southAt Christisna, Del; John n. simmons, Ckrsiana
Del; W. Harris. ~ John atreat Y; Plat, e25 Walnu
STREET PhladslphA Benz Harris assond and Callowhll,
philndelpbia iyl0-tt
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-01

Near Cleveland, Ohio, father shot one
Of three persons engaged in taking up the
body of his daughter, recently buried,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-01
JOHN FAUST.


P. W, a B. r r.. Co.,
WILMINGTON 0cf 20tb, 1854.
Messys L. ANsw 6Oo ApsntS for Dr. MtshlcTs Aedsine.
NlRs:--i nave been aubjeoi ior time TO severe
ehls and tavsr aud advised to Try your med oine
dd ho and In Justice 70 you u cured me anhrep l
70 give any information that may be desired In iaVeF OF
yORT VAluAbie msd'sins -.
nAXIp NEREpITn
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-01

WoMBN RULING THROUGH TAcT.-Men
arc very fond of conceding tact to women,
and almost all women claim 1t for them
selves, till between concession and the
assumption very doubtful assertion has
become almost an established fact. Half
w0menhood are doubtful of their ability to
govern, but no woman at heart disbelieves
her ability to manage" to rule husbands
and children and servants, without recourse
to authority, or lapse into fretful pickering.
Sometimes the belief is we'll founded. In the
cases where an able women marries an able
husband it is almost always so, for they
choose separate domains, and little frictions
can be avoided by that self-Testraint that it
not strictly tact, but has all its value. In
cases where the husband knows his inferior
lty, or thinks he knows it-a wonderfully
common alternative, though repudiated by
both sexes-the conviction is also well-found-
cd. There is but one authority in the end,
and the consciousness that there is but one
| gives the claim which is the very essence
of fact But apart from these two cases, in/
each of which the women is assumed to-h
able, we question whether the palm Of . ma,
belongs TO the weaker sex. Average - - 80
b.
quickness is compensated by manT L A W,
/ tages fatal to the development
women are quite as good tevHANoERf,
They are constitutionally AARKEr sTREEl,
lead unhealthier lives, ".-4--o-ON. D4-,
of interests exaggerate
of domestic topics. Thev AT LAW,
of women which men so ,.xER OF
without them every house wouTREETs.
nexed to the Bankruptcy Court-leseToN BEL
from want of perspective, very injuriou
to tact. Women are not really mean, but
the household allowance is to then the in
come, and they think on a false scale. The
little thing Is treated in such q large way so
often, and at such length, that the man is
irntated at the visible dlsproporton., He
will stand being told that he has acted $50
. like a man" in losing his umbrella, or play
, ing Whist little too high, or taking second
tumbler, and will think the implied rebuke
has its justification, but a whole lecture irri-
6 tates.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-01

for Al to first class, and l4s@l4s1z for bank, ard
francs at 3s293s0 for commercial, and 3s5 for bank
Domestic Exchange continued dull and depressed.
The banks checked on New York at q z cent pre-
MUM, at which they drew quite moderately. The
supply of commercial small ard the sales incon.
siderable including the following bills $4,000 New
York sight at 3l6 y cent. premium $4,000 and $780,.
0o) at 4, $40 CO. $1,000 $1,000 $4,000 and si00t0O
at par $1,000 thirty days at q cert discount $1,000
do. at same, $4,000 three days at 3l6, and $1,000
sixty days at 2 The closing rates for conmerciai
were 3 1t q cent. premium for sight, par for one
days, 3ss5s q cent discount for ten to twenty days
for thirty days, and 2s2l4 for sixty days
The Stock market was dull and inanimate through.
out There were sales, and none that wete re-
ported outdoors.
City Bonds were inactive, sales being reported
from the opening to the close of business The Con-
soldated quoted at sl1s@s21s, and the Railroad
Issues at e06slz, according to the coupons. Louis
ana Skies are quoted at 6o9621s. Jackson Railroad
First Mortgage Bonds at 75s7s, and Opelousas Rail
road First Mortgage, with eight ma:urei coupons
at 5ss57
In Uncuuent Money we noticed sales of $1,000 City
Notes at $3.50 e dollar and s5o State Notes SIZE
Bank of Louisiana notes quoted at ls43c 4 do
lar and State Treasury Note at s0e2c, dealers pay
ing the inside figures for the small sums offered
at their counters, many retail dealers receiving them
in trade at par. City Treasury Notes rule at $685.
per cent. discount, National currency being tho
standard. Tnsy are the general medium of exchange
in our local and city trade.
At the night session of the Board on Monday
evening there little business DONE including 80
shares Carroton Railroad at $50 50. selling op.
ton sixty days, flat 100 Bank of New Cvleans at
SIS 30 same terms. and $500 State notes At e2e p
dollar
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-01
Monetary and Commercial.
MONETARY,

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,,
TUESDAY EVENING. April 80, 1861.
Inactivity and duness have been the principal
features developed in the general market to-day.
The supply of Sugar and Molasses was light, with
the demand of retail character, chiefly; while the
movement in Western Produce was to a ! mited
extent. with the exception of Corn and Oats, opera
tions in which attended with improved feel
ing. The demand for our leading staple was
stricted. being interrupted by unfavorabe advices
from New York and Liverpool and. hence, the sales
at the close were light, footing up barely 1900 bales
at irregular but lower prices the market closing with
4 declining tendency. The sales for the past three
days comprise sToo bales. against $3.50 during the
corresponding period Last week.
The movement in the Coin market has been light.
and rates have fluctuAted in sympathy with the
course of prices at New York. Gold opened this
morning nominaly at lsSisl3s. the opening rate in
Wall street being l3s5 but later Intelligence being
less favorable il receded, then reacted, and finally
closed at 1855. There session Of the
Board of Brokers Outdoors the transactions were
limited including: $1,000 and $4,000 at 1851; sS0o
slo0O0 $40 co., SIS COO and $40 600 at l3i Oo9 at
1855; 5000 at 49, and coo at the same The sales
of Silver included $500 in American slves at 49,.
and $1,000 in Mexican coin at "a q cent premium
for g sid.
We have few transactions TO report in Foreign En-
change. The amount Offering was light throughout,
and the demand at time better than nominal
of the dealers steadily refusing to operate
less at rates materially below the views Of holders
Hence the negotiations were limited, comprising the
follo~ing bills TO banks and bankers; ESQ bill OF lad
ing sterling al is siSC0 at 1855; 5000 at la1s eloo
fl0o f20oo and CISCO clear at lt5; fsoo0 AZ i45i4
$1,000 Al a. 1884; eoj at 1855; Eilo0 sight at liT
and EsoOO bank at llssssltsls. The sales Of Francs
embraced 2S,oeo Al commercial at a9ly<; 1900 and
ss0o Atasiia; . co and 200ol 1T %, and l2looo
private bankers at as6's. Sterling mas be nominal,
quoted at Isaslsa for bili q lndng bills iae9ltel
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-01

line for Cairo and St. Louis. In point Of elegance or
eapaei she has superior in the Western or
Seutt waters. In her Office viii be found Captain
Fam Barr, assisted by Captain bravo Both of these
gentlemen fully posted as 10 the wants Of pas
sengers, and we assure readers that should
they have occasion travel up the river that they
will fnd no boat where comfort speed viii be bet
ter secured than on the Repub ic. Tcose de-ring
choice Of had better call early She will posi-
lively leave Thursday, May the I'd, at p. M.
STEAMER VIRGtSIA. telegraph received, the
elegant and fleet steamer Virginia will be 10 port
ready TO leave Friday, May Sd. She is commanded
by Cap ain H. G. Carson. formerly Of the Arthur
We have, former occasion, referred to Captain
Ca non as the eldest steamboat captain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-01
OFFICIAL,
~<r~~~~
OFFICIAL.


Fifth Military District,
NEW ORLEANS, La, April D. 1867.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited and will bs
receivedi at this Office uutll u " MONDAY,
May 10, 1851 for the following amounts of building
material 10 be delivered at Brazos Santiago, Texas
sabjectto inspection at place Of delivery, VIZ
1882 feet Rough Lumber. yellow pine
1880 feet finch Mil dressed Flooring, yellow
pine
2LO-O feet weatheIboards dressed on one side and
enc edge, yellow pine.
1880 feet siill Dressed Ceiling, yellow p'ae.
2i3,001 Cypress Shingles, IS inches.
1878 Linial Feet Railing.
GO, 100 Square Feet LatHing.
1900 feet seasoned Yellow Pine Lumber
Specifications Of number Of pieces and dimen-
SONS required can be seen at this Office from A. NJ
to3P.M
Delivery must commence within twenty FIVE days
from date q acceptance OF proposal, and be com
pleted within sixty days from same date.
All lumber must be Of best quality and free from
sap splits, knobs, etc. Shingles to be Of first
quality.
The person 70 whom the award is Eade mrs, be
prepared to execute contract and give bonds the
faithful performance Of the same at once and salts
factory evidence OF the loyalty and so!yeney of each
bidder and erson offered security viii be re
CURED
The Bids viii be opened the day and hour
before named, and bidders are invited to be pre-
sent at the opening.
The United States reserves The tight TO reject any
all bids.
Proposals mast be plainly endorsed, Proposals
for Building Material and addressed to the under
signed at this office
G, g. SAWTELLE,
Brevet Brig. Gen and Chief Q NJ.
EapG I'd 18Th Military District
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-01
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.

PosroFFIcE, NEW ORLEANS, La,
November 8, 1866. :
Until further orders the MAILS at tho New Or
leans Postohice will bevlosed as follows;
Mails for Mobile Montgomery, Atlanta, Augusta,
and Columbus, Ca close daily at p NJ.
Mails North, East and West close daily at 600 T. NJ,
via New Orleans and Jackson Railroad.
Brashear, via opelousas Railroad, daily, except
Sundays, at O'Clock a, N.
Coast mails for all postofioes far up the river as
Bayou Sara closes Wednesdays at 0 o'clock 2. NJ and
Sundays at 0 clock A. n.
Vieksburg mails close at o'clock p NJ. every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. via the river.
Mails for lower coast close at O'Clock A. NJ. every
Wednesday aud Saturday.
Mails for Covington close at II o'clock A. NJ. every
Monday and Thursday.
Mails for Algers close daily at O'Clock A, ID.
Mails for Galveston, Indanola Texas, close at A..
NJ, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, via opelou-
sas Railroad.
Mails for 0uachita river close at O'Clock p NJ,
Wednesday and Saturday, via the river.
Mails for Northeas Texas and Red River close
at 5 P H. Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. via
Red River Landing
Mails for Brownsville. Texas, and Havana, will be
forwarded by every vessel clearing for said ports.
OFFICE HoURs;-Opens at O'Clock A IL closes
at O'Clock NJ.
Merchants and general delivery will be kept open
until o'clock P. H.,
Sundays, Office opens at O'CLOCK A. n; closes at
Il O'Clock NJ r W. TALIAFERRo.
apl2tf2p Postmaster
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-01

Steamship City Of Port Prince, Jackson, for
Alphabetical Hull Briggs
Steamship Alabama, Atkinson, for Brazos 1t IaRo-
CA Whitney 6co
Steamship Harlan, Lewis, for Galveston
CA Whitney &co
Steamer Q Castro, Delpit for Mohi e Master
steamer Lucretla, Davis. for Mobile Master
Steamer Spl'a, Thompson, for st Louis Master
Ship Wyoming Benton, for Liverpool
j II Ashbridge Ocean
Jno Gauche
Schr Arthur Burton, Frohock, for Vera Cruz
Tnorndike d Norton
schr Lizzie Evans, EvdRs for Galveston
Jos kelley
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-01
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,.

TUESDAY hNENINH Aprh ~ ictI.
Yesterday the weather tickle as maid Of sweet
sixteen TIE clerk of the weather was undetermined
whether to smile or frown. lie did both By turns.
In the evening he gave us delaying shower. and
when IT had spent its fury all nature smiled and the
sank gaiiy 10 rest in all its evening splender
Bat little, however, was done on the landing; but
few arrivals. aud less departures. The Bayou Sara
packet Ibelyille lsft as usual, with good trip OF
freight and passengers, Her punctnaiiss in her ar
rivals and departures gives confidence to the msr-
camille and travelling community that insures her
good trips Nsbeiter fare, or more polite and urbane
officers can be found than those eonaected with tho
Iberville.
The Robert f. Lee left for Memphis and Cairo,
HAMA No. for Cincinnati Monsoon and Bart Able
for Red River, and wild Wagner for Bayou Sara
Captain VIM. o. Donslson's mammoth steamer,
Great Republic, viii bs found Al the landing this
morning. She Is the Tsgnzr packet u TIE Railroad
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-01

We continue the publication OF the names
Of white voters registered at the several
offices in this city:
Fir,t District.
Horatio n Cole, 207 Baronne.
g. Soa j. Cochin Cochin So Ss Rampant
John Holloway, Robin and Front,
Terrence McGann, Gaisnnis and rchoupitOuias
James Rice, Clio and Thala,
Pat ick Fipnegan, Franklin. between Julia and
Patrick Mcnamara, New Leyee. near Erato;
Andrew Murray, Howard. between Perdido and
oi 1. j. Solomon, ga St. Charles.
r Erickson. conmon. between Claiborne and
oscar A. Rice, 8 Liberty.
T TSOmss surse, 81 osTiiops;
Adelph Ksstner, So Frank l,.,,.
john Kline. lsI Howard.
Samuel Stewart, 2o9 Camp.
Leon Lee 4i6 franklin
samuel Myers 100 Annpno da,l
James Murphy, Religious and St. John Baptist.
Frank Scrohder 1870 st Thomas.
G G n o esi az is sfTerpsiohore.
3, y; psireys ia Csrondelet
Patr,cs burke. 2s3 Calhope.
Patrick VIM. Leiser, 2os Melpomene.
George BssTnss,, w Fogehsr I'd Howard
Lawrence Kelly, Tcnoupitoulas between Julia and
Joho Herman. Jr., sss Melpomene.
Josesh K wesicott 25s Magazine.
M, b. O'Neill, az Gravier.
EdsfnJ Kursheedt "a Carondelet =
Alexander Mehoffy, Perdido, between Broad and
II. s. Bell, sl4 Carondelet.
Reward Claren, 339 St Charles
r. b. Trenchard $50 Nelpomene.
Geo. L. Plat sniier, 40 BASIN.
Alfred Penn, South. ...
%. b. Penn, South.
Jacob y. Rub, 10 Prytania.
Henry Deitz. al ST. Char.es.
Gideon Townsend. l2S Caroadelet.
VIM, Corn. n. al Liberty.
Paul y. Rebennack, Is Calliope-
a. Collins, Julia and pryades.
John II. kasson, $40 julia.
John T. Horthrop, 81 julia
Hugh MoDermott Willow aad EFato. ...
l. Folgsr, 3s5 Rampant.
Vim. A. Bricken, 10 Carondelet.
~. hursheeah ia Camp.
VIM. Gross, los Circus.
Richard Il. Please. 45s Magazine.
John Kapier. johnson and Palmyra.
Cnas. y. Gam Dbeli. l43 Race.
jules fout. Charity Hospital
John 4; smith, - PosyfArre.
Henry Haacke, Girod and Leyee.
| ~. K. Lock God, go CArondelet
John Il. Seward, 4Qg Rampant
Thomas Anderson. "a Baronne
i Philip Fitzpatrick, Camp. bet Lafayette and
james c. Bloomhaid, 21i AnnaneIation.
HUI Lucas. az Dryadss.
Thomas Mctsowan, - Bertrand
gsehssa Shields; Magnolia and EEsto.
Thomas 81 Dermott, City Hotel
VIM Braig, Claiborne and Fefdido.
G. w Wnita. Apollo near Oaliiops.
A. q. Van Benthuysen, Gravier and Magazine.
a. p. Field. l99 Tsrslohore.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-01
River and Marine Intelligence.
RIVER NEWS.

Capt. II. C, RARIDEN is the only authorized
nver news reporter for the REPUBLICAN. Any
communications for him in relation to steamboat
N alters should be addressed to him at this Office.
Mr.. D. swETMAN is authorized 10 transact any
business on the eyee connected with the river and
marine reports OF this paper my assistant
ii. q. RARfDEN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-01

SPOKEN.
Feb 23--In lat g. ion sc, Span ship Maedaena from
Mobile for Barcelona.
April 3--No la. bark Annie Kmball, Lincoln from
New Orleans Deb "a for Havre
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boston. April 23-Arr from New Orleans, brig Benz
Deiano, Reynolds.
Philadt lphia April 2s-Arr from New Orleans,
steamship Star of the Union, Cooksey and schr Geo
7 Thorn.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool April SAT- from New Orleans, barls
Commodore Smell and Nenthorn, Foster.
Messina, March l4-Sld for New Orleans, brig Caro-
lire, Perkins
Genoa April s-Arr from New Orleans, brig Mary
Z Rowland, Rowland.
Barcelona, April 5-Arr from New Orleans bark
Aimiranta, Aorien.
Gibraltar, April l-Arr from Messna, bark Grulia
Luna and cid for New Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-01
Fellow Coming Up.

Ship Huntress. AlteridRe. from London
Bark Aberdeen, Anderson, from Liverpool March %
toe Fosdick
Err bark Edouard, Riorteau. Sc days from Bordeaux,
Bark wapeIa, Orr, from Liverpool, 10 Lowell Il
Bailey
Schr Harkaway. days from Rultan. to master
Schr Seggr from MGtanZas TO Troisgros
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-01
Arrfyed YeaterdaY.

Steamship Lillian, Olsen, from Sabine Pass. TO d
McCoard-2d dist
Steamship Morgan Lavless, from Galveston, TO q A
Whitney &co-lst dist
Steamship Planet, from IndienCia, TO Perkins d
Hersey-lst dist "a
Steamship Austin, Beckett, from BrszoS.St Iago,
toe A Whitney &co-lst dist \
Steamship Monterey, Edwards, from New GeEk, to
Creevy Sickerson &0o-2d dist
Steamship Florida, Leary, from ApalacnieolaSt to
Post Hobby-1st dist y
Ship Rochester. Oliver, from Liverpool. 10 Meekef
Knox &co-Point
Br nrig Hope, Marshslt, t days from Havana, to
PUG Bros-2d dist PIT
Bark ka'e stamle-, Crawford, from Boston, to Geo
W Hynson 6co-lst dist II
Br schE Welcome. Blohm, days from Matanzas, II
Schr Isabella, Mon'erola from Sagua la Grande to
Pug Bros-2d dist I
Sloop Elizabeth Smith. from Laiourche, TO master
I'd dist Is
TowBoATs.
Lake Erie from Pittsburg with 8 boats and barges
Of Goa 10 j NJ Peterson
Equator, Warren. from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, 2ist INST, snip Marcia Dav, brig w
II Beckmore and scar Joe Keey-Brougst up
ship Rochester, brig Hope aud schrs Isabellita
Welcome and Gen Jackson
Harry Wright, Wright, from the Passes.Towed
down and to sea, 20;h inst, ship Veloz-Brought
mp bark Kate Stanley
Boaz Smith, from Pittsburg
sTEAMBoA-s.
Pauline CafrsN. White. from st Louis
Idaho, Blanks, from Trenton,
Matte, Leavenworth, from Poplar Bluffs
A 6 Brown, Siewerd. from Fort Jackson.
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Fourth District.

Calvin Jones. Felicity near Laurel.
Allen A. Carman, $50 Chippewa.
Christopher McEvoy. $40 Felicity
John w. Cormick, SIS St. Charles.
VIM. Dalton, SO Washington.
Andrew Anderson. 239 Sixth.
George Fiegenschuh. Laurel, near Sixth.
Charles Mensman. 81 Jackson.
Christopher Rohders, 667 Magazine.
Martin Mannion, 81 ST. Mary.
Jacob Probst. Do ToledAno.
George Med Madere Eighth, near Camp.
John =. Hill, First. corner Chippewa.
VIM. H. Peters. t29 Magazine.
Herman kohlmeyer SAL Magazine.
Christian Gurtner, Seventh. cor. Annunciation.
George w. w. Goodwin, Washington, near Con
stance.
Arthur Henry Rice s45 st. Andrew.
Peter ii. Shode, Rampant, corner Felicity.
laurence Doush, Annuncslion near Eighth.
VIM. Stuarr, SIS Magazine.
VIM. II. Stuart, 6l5 Magazine.
Jean Cassewtre, Laurel, near Sixth.
has. q +. Reichert Levee, near Harmony
Henry NJ. Payne First, corner Camp
Jacob Zimmer, $40 Fulton.
Jacob NJ Payre, First, corner Camp.
Jas. b. Adams, Franklin, near Third.
N 'chael Mcdonnell, Seventh, corner Constance.
Henr, M:nke Leyee, near Josephine
John Weber, Ninth, corner Chippewa
Julius MGnouvrer, l2e st. Mary.
Nicholas Glessein, 100 jackson.
Michael Cunninsham, Fulton, corner Sorap,yh.
Jacob Faitig. Sixth corner Constance.
Christopher IIfs, 5TJ Dryades.
Richard Duncan, Fourth corner St Denis.
John . Brien, Apollo, corner St Andrew.
John i Baringer, Magazine, corner Third
John I. Randolph 1876 Seventh.
Geo. y, Converse. 207 Prytania.
John NJ. Wiemann, SO Annunciation.
Carrollton W. Allen. st. Mary, corner Laurel
Alanson Is. Long, Coliseum. corner st. Mary.
1Altred II. Scott, Washington.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-01

BE- A railroad man says he did not see q
pretty female face in Salt Lake City.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-01

ag- The landlords of New York are
threatened with legislative regulation.
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1oRI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A G Brown-25 bales
Sot1oh from wreck Of Monico tn Asbbrdge Ocean
s. sks rice Martin-lO do j NJ Johnston--sundrses
to order "
toes to order
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-01

GgThe female suffragists are making s
vigorous campaign In Kansas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-01

aB- Three New York milkmen have been
fined for watering their milk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-01

RF number of female evangelists are
preaching in England.
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and sundrieg
APALACHICOLA--Stea City Of Port-au-
Prince-l21 bbis Hour hhds sugar 10 hhds bacon IS
bbls whisky 2l00 SKIS corn 465 SKIS oats
GALYESTON--sehr Lizzie Eyans-35o tons coal
BRAZOS ST IAGO--Steamship alabama--4J0
bales hay 1900 slaves 1000 feet lumber
GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Harlan-276 bbls -four 200 Dbs pork 100 cks bacon CSC
bxs candles 700 bxs starch 700 SKIS oats 1000 SKIS
VHRA CRUZ-Schr Arthur Buron-660 SKIS corn
and sundres
GIBRALTAR-Ba EmiIy-45l bales cotton 81. 500
slaves
LIVERPOOL-ship wyomiEg-233l bales cotton
$50 cases gin
MOBlLE-Steamer 9 CastTo-l0 bbls whisky ITO
SKIS corn and sundries
MOBTLE-Steamer Lucret 40 bales hay 20 Cks of
bacon 500 SKIS corn 500 SKIS oats and sundries