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POST0FFiCE NOTICE.

POsTOFIICE, NEW ORLEANS, la,
November 8, 1866.
Until further orders the MAILS at the New Or
leans Postofice will be closed as follows:
Mails for Mobile Montgomery, Atlanta, Augusta,
and Columbus, Ga close daily at p NJ.
Mails North, Eas and West close daily at 30 P. NJ,
via New Orleans and jackson Railroad.
Brashear, via Opeousas Railroad, daily, except
Sundays, at O'Clock A NJ.
Coast mails for all postofces, far up the river
Bayou Sara closes Wednesdays at o'clock p NJ. and
Sundays at s o'clock A. ~
Eicksburg 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. II. every
Wednesday aud Saturday.
Mails for Covington close at IL o'clock A NJ, every
Monday and Thursday.
Mails for Algiers close daily at o'clock A NJ.
Mails for Galveston Indianoa, Texas, close at 6 A
~. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, via Opelou-
sas Railroad
Mails for 0uachta river close at O'Clock P NJ,
Wednesday and Saturday, via the river.
Mails for Northeas ern Texas and Red River close
at p. NJ 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 NJ; closes
at O'Clock P. NJ.
Merchants and general delivery will be kept open
until o'clock p NJ.
Sundays, office opens at o'clock A NJ; closes at
II o'clock NJ Rw. TALIAFERRo
Postmaster
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OFFICIAL.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST YELLOW
FEVER.

HEADERS DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA,
NEW ORLEANS, La, May 90 1871 }
The following communication having been re-
ceived from Headquarters Fifth Military District:
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
NEW ORLEANS, La, May e. lo6I
'Brevet Major General j. A. Mower, commanding
District of Louisiana New Orleans La.
"GENERAL-l have learned from a reliable source
that yellow fever is prevailing in the harbor Of Ha
vana, island of Cuba AMI call your attention to
this fact, SO that you MAJ put the troops of your
command in the best sani airy condition, the cpl
demc may reach here at any time. owing to neglect
of the proper authorities to establish quarantine
regulations.
Il am, General, very respectfully, your obedient
servant, p H. SHERIDAN
Major General U. s. Army"
1t is therefore ordered that commanding officers OF
posts and detached comm nds at once adopt such
sanitary measures as may be calculated to prevent
or mitigate the spread rayage of infectious dis
eases, By employing ali the in their power to
enforce the highest hygienic standard possible in
their commands
1t IS important, in order to secure beneficial re
suits, that commanders give close personal saper-
vision to the cleanliness of their commands in every
detail.
The whole value of all known preventive measures
against infectious or pestilentia diseases consists
in the perfection with which the nO1ious gases,
emanatug from decomposng organic matter, are
neutralized destroyed prevented fro m spread
ing; consequently, every place thing liable to give
out poisonous taInt to the atmosphere should be
purified, covered up, removed or disnfected the
case may require
The positive measures for maintaining good
health should also receive unremittng attention
the food should be wholesome, varied, and vel
cooked; personal cleanliness enforced; proper
amount Of exercise TAKEN amusements and Cheerful
employment encouraged; excuses, overtask and loss
of sleep avoided as much possible.
The first symptoms Of disease, especially Of the
bowels, should be carefully Investigated to cause
and nature, and remedies applied at once.
Commanding officers will by timely acquisitions
keep constantly hand disnfectants adequate ar
| emergency; and ii other dsinfectants for genera
use at the post cannot be procured by the Quarter
masters Department, acquisitions will be made Of
| the Medical Department.
| Post commanders will keep these Headquarters in
| formed to the sanitary condition of their com
| mands, by trmonthly reports; and should 0
| cholera or yellow fever appear, the fact will be re
I ported without delay.
By order of Brevet MAJOR General j. A. Mower.
| j. LEWIS SPALDING,
| First Lieut. LIST Inf. A. d. c., and A. A A. G.
| Official: iel
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POLITICAL,


Political Revolutionary a regular meet
ing Of the Central Executive Committee of the
Union Republican party held last evening. the fol
lowing preamble and resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, This Committee recognizes the import
ance of thorough organization throughout the City.
and sincerely regrets the pursued by the Hon
Edward Heath in not appointing city commi' tee,
in accordance with resolution adopted at Mass
Convention held on the 18th ut, thereby not doing
the work which the various Ward Clubs labored for
weeks to accomplish. and whereas the platform of
the Union Republican Party is broad enough and
liberal enough for all lovers of the Union TO stand
upon; therefore, be it
Resolved That committee of five members of this
committee be appointed by the chair, whose duty it
shall be to prepare address the of this
parish, urging tie necessity and importance of the
full and complete organization Of the Republican
party and inviting all voters who desire to see the
parish and State reconstructed in accordance with
the military reconstruction bill" organize into
clubs in the various wards and elect two delegates
from each club Of thirty members. to act with the
Central Executive Committee of the Union Republi-
can arty for the parish of Orleans.
The committee was appointed, corresponding
secretary elected and the committee adjourned till
next Saturday evening. je2 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

Down In Kentucky the Democrats have
IN ungracious way of fulfilling the ipjunc-
eon Of the World 10 "court the blacks
'ns cincinnati Gazette says:
a.a fair estimate two negroes per day IN
sntueky are beaten. outraged, manned,
saaed, or murdered. Under the civil
snS law over fifty murders and more than
.e hundred cases of outrage upon Mack
nv. have been reported by the ciyifand
asafy authorities. During the past year
oae over five hundred murders. and out
8 GIsss upon negroes have occurred In Ken
AL This only includes such cases as
~" my olhcially noticed by the United states
sa~asnsssioners, civil courts or agents oil the
IN mems bureau. and II is fair to presume
s 49, one hundred OF two hundred more
\ ~ occurred which were never reported
~ VI acted on officially.
y some Of the parishes of Louisiana, out
~ Of New Orleans, these Democrats
old friends y of the black man-his
sa,y true friends n-have q similar way OF
iung freedmen. Evidence Of this Is
49, N the letter published yesterday from
aapldes parish correspondent.
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Second ward Union Republican Gu

sNeohu hAu mon NtuD-
At the regu ar meeting of the second Ward Union
Repub lean Club of this city, the following preamble
and resolutions, offered by Mr.. H. c. Dibble, were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas The Central E1ecut We Committee of
the Republican party have ordered an election to be
held in the several Wards of this city, on wednes
da evening" the 5th day of June, at I o clock for
delegates to the convention of the Republican
party, wi ich is to assemble in New Orleans on Mon
da', the 10th day Of June 1867: therefore
Res7l7ed, That the Republicans of the Second
Ward enrolled in the club prior to the holding of
said election, requested to meet at this club
room No. liz Camp street. next Wednesday
evening, the 9th inst. there and then to elect five
delegates to the convention aforesaid.
Resolved, That the election shall take place by
ballot the polls to remain open from half past seven
to nine o'clock
Resolved. That three persons be row chosen
whose duty it shall be to commissioners of said
election, to prepare ba lot box receive the votes
decide all questions o the right of applicants to
their ballots and to the result of the election
Resolved, That the president of this club be in
structed to certify the result of the election thus
held, and to transmit the to the Central Execu
tive Committee by the hands of of the delegates
OF this Ward in that body.
Resolved, That the score .ary be instructed to
publish these resolutions in the Tribune and RE
PUBLICAN. W. e. JAMES, Seer etary.
%.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIOSS AND
FUEL FOR LIGHTLY ESsELs Etc
CoLLECToR's OFFICE,


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until IL o clock NJ. on MONDAY, the 10th day
of June l.67 for furnishing and delivering ratiOns
and fuel for the lighthouse keepers and light vessels
in the Eighth and Ninth Lighthouse Districts and
for any other lightvesse anu lighthouse tender that
may be called for for one year from the LIST day of
July, 1857. to the 10Th June, 1853 inclusive. The
tions to be Of good and approved quality; to be deIv
cred alongside Of the lighthouse tender or other
sol provided for the purpose, at New Orleans, La,
and to be stated in tn bid accordingly il good and
sufficient packages barrels, boxes and cases, and in
good order, for tn lightvesse once quarter, free
of all expense to the United States, agreeably to
specifications which viii form part of the contract.
copies of which may be had by applying at this office,
All bids must be sealed. and Endorsed " Proposals
for Rations and Fuel for Light-vessels and then
placed in another envelope and left at directed to
this Office prepaid If sent by mail The bids for fuel
and for rations will be considered separate from each
other.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board.
WM. p KELLOGG,
myl7te4 Superintendent of Lights.
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PATENT ROOFING, ETC.
BOARDING.

HoAunIN JEFFERsON-NO EAST
Is corner Of Cadiz and Apollo streets, twp squares
above Napoleon avenue, on the new sheilfoad 70
800 street. Parties DESTROYS Of spacious and
sissant recommendation for the summer can apply
=, The above zine Bath Room, large Garden.
st.blipe, plenty OF Milk. Strawberries, etc. Refer
'NWSyINTED-ex man and wife: the man a. gardener,
tn conan ss washsrN oman or cook. mys lms
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

FOURTEEN THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND IN
the Parish of vermillion La, and Twenty seven
Hundred and Eight Acres of Land in the Parish
of St Landry, La.
TINTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Alvin
[ DestrehAn, widow OF Emile Chazot, ct al, vs.
Armand Pilot, ct aL-Ao. 4O0o.-Fifth Circuit and
nde. order of the Honorable Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Fifth Circuit and District OF
widow Of t. ChaSot, ct al, vs. 4. Pilot, ct al No
41O, will be offered for safe at the Merehsnts EA
Chancery and Special Commissioner at twelve
o'clock NJ on the Thirteenth day OF July lstI &C,
said Exchange, the property OF tie heirs OF Nc
Tbe land in the Parish of vermilon is situated on
both sides of the Bayou Nermilion, commencing
about ten miles below the town of Abbeyille having
depth OF forty aIpents, and front extending down
10 the bay A large part OF it was formerly soceess
fully cultivated in sugar and IS nov in cotton a
arabic prairie, suitable Tor yacheues Several Of
WINS T6is 4re D Dirty w will be sold as follows
l. Lots 81 s., 36, and s., in township 10, s: r. r,
and lets s6 So 40, a. and a in + a. s. E, south
river, in one body, containing eleven hundred and
sixty tll60l acres, more or less. - . i, ~ =.
S. W. district, bounded east by Nermrlon river,
south by Lite Rayou, and north by lands rrst above
acres more or less with much of the rear portions
of lots s., IS, 50, and Co. same township, as would
to line Of exchange estab ished between Lew klce
and Allen Campbell containing IN all SIX huhuIeu
and forty l64O acres, moie or less , nv ,:.;. ,,,
g Lot as township II, ). h E., D. W. oisrio'' Gun
tanning one hun bred 400 acres. d.. go, $780,
q LIT 81 r. IA S. r. Is, seventy-elght 70 acres,
s That portion of lots IS, So. 50 and ~ hAyi g
front on Vermlon river of about twenty arpents;
extending in the to The DIVISION me established
hatwssn levi Rice ard Alen Campbell; mentioned
~ tbe above description of the second tract, and
Containing SIX hundred and sixty 600 acres more or
less -. ~ :, q ID = c NJ 5.,.;..
Containing three hundred and nifty $50 acres, more
or less. -
0fO acres more or less.
g. Lot g, came township, one hundred and sixty
l6N acres more or less
o Lot Co. same township, one hundred and sixty
Q60 acre., more or less.
10 Section g. T. a. S. r. E., containing fourteen
hundred Q40O) acres, more or less -
IL. Section 90, containing fourteen hundred uiO
acres, more or less.
3s 20 and 4O T. Is s. X. Be- containing twenty foul
hundred (2lOO acres, more or less. .
10 Section So T. IL, 8. r. T., and section,3I, I.
s. r. Es. w district, containing thirteen hun
dred and seven $500 acres, more or less.
IA Section ss T. IA. \. R. r., on east bank OF Yer
mlion river bounded below by the tract last aboys
descrihsd having . front and depth Of forty arpent
and containing fourteen hundred and eight a4oo
Af q section is * T. a. g. Rs T. s. W. district OF
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terms The markets. very firm, and we continue to
quote fair leaf at he, and line at l5c. p b
fREI1H s. The rates for foreign ports frmer
and fuller; otherwise the market is unchanged.
The rates are lc. r n for lotion By steam
for New York and Boston. &c. for Ph,lade phla,
Steam for New York and Boston, 40c q sack for
corn SOC " Dbl for Hour 81 Is q bbi for pork Steam
for Liverpool, I'D. tor cotton sail nd, and 5lOs
IL z hid. for tobacco. tor Havre, lie.
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HeceiDta Of Produce.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bart AbIe-sl bales of
cotton Warren, Crawford &co--70 Capp Bros &co
81 j U Elstner Sco-23 Payne, Huntington &co-l2 to
Cummings, Brown 6co-ll A Nose 10 IL Mays
Pillsbury-7 w Cooper 8eo-6 Speake 4 Buckner-
Wilson Young-l II Plerson-5 Cam 4 Thomas
sc l. Walmsey Sco- Brooks, Macdonald AGO. to
L L B Henderson-3 II w Farley kco-l w Tuls-
Jno Phelps 6co-2 Perkins, Swenson dco-l L.
Eldridge-i bales leather IL May rolls leather
JnolChaffe Bro-l Dbl tallow q hides bdls hides
Montague Carlos-ll head cattle MeQuoid Mehie
6co-I2 do I q Noe--520 sheep Stoner Turner
sundries to order-Total, 3l3 bales cotton
POINTE-A-LA-H ACHE-Steamer Hunter-32 SKIS
rice h Martn-lO SKIS onions A ID SAlyant-49 SKIS po-
tatoes and sundries to order
PETIT CAlLLOU-Three Luggers-3O bbls onions
IL bales moss to order
LAFOURCHE AND UPPER COAST-Five Lug
ger-3l8 bbls potatoes lie bbs onions and sundries
10 order
POINTE-A LA HA CHE-Lugger La Provence and
others-li5 bbls potatoes "A bbls onions to order
UPPER COAST-Luggers La CoTnit& and others
237 bbls potatoes 50 bbls onions to order
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Steamship St Louis Clausen, from Boston sd ult
Creevy, Nickerson 6cO
Bark Lucy Nichols Ford 20 days from Las Tunas.
with 81 ties and 3l9 hhds sugar to Couture AGO
Brig Galveston Merriman 10 days from Havana, to
A Couture &CO
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Harlan, Burt from SABINE Pass, to Halves
a Bowen-lst dist
Steamship W u Hewes. Trip, from Indanola and
Galveston, to A Whitney 6co-lst dist
Luggers La Provence, William and Weaver, from
Ponte ala Hache-2d dist Is
Luggers La Cornita. Morning Star, st Jose and La
,Jeur e Cesar, from Upper Coast-2d dist 10
Three uggers from Petit GALLON, to naster-2d dist
Five luggers Fl 5m Lafourchs, and Upper Coast. to
nastpr-gd st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

The steamship Juniata, Captain Roxie, sails at
O'Clock this morning for Philadelphia via Havana,
with full freight, and number of passengers.
The steamship Geo Washington, Capt Gagcr. sails
this morning at clock for New York with full
freight and number of passengers
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q. s. COLLECTORS SALES.
COLLECTORS SALE.

COLLECTORS SALE.
UNITED STATS CUsTOMHoUsg, !
G LLECTOR OFFICE,
New Orleans May 20, 1867,
by III. NJ. Van sOIingen, Auctioneer,
Office, No. % Cnrondelet street.
In pursuance of instructions from the Secretary
of the Treasury, dated April Is, 1867, the following
captured and abandoned property, viz: Ten Bales
Cotton marked D. g., will be sold at public auction
at United States Bonded Warehouse No. 5, Nos. lO3
and los 7 ~houpitoulas street, on SATURDAY, June
o. 1867, at l. o clock NJ,
Terms-Cash in L. S Treasury notes.
NM. ?. KELLOGG,
my1l oayt;eg2 Collector.
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IT.. N.w Or,enn, Republican

tor sale in New Orleans by the following dealers,
tsNoy No. IS Baronne street.
Ia ELLIS, Old Leyee street. opposite the Post
WAN BAKER, ST. Charles Depot, under the st.
fharles Hotel. . NH,
INNS ENNIS bookstore. PontchArtrain Railroad
Jepot, Third District.
X.scIs BOIMARE. corner Rerlerec and Robertson
<,aats Third District
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LEGAL SALE AT AUCTION.

-
east bank of Yermilion river bounded below by the
tract last above described and above by the claim OF
John Merriman, now the property otsAdrlen Nuhez.
containing five hundred and eighty $50 acres, more
I6 Section "a, t IA, S. r. 8 E bounded below By
the property above mentioned, OF Adrien Npnezw
lot No 81 adjoining conta ming together three hun
bred and sixty g % acres more or less
ing five a7pents front the east bank of the Yer
million, with forty aTPents in depth, together SIX
is. t Lei + i .Eks sE.
These lots adj9in. having depth OF forty arpents
with front of live arpents each on the east bank Of
Vermillion river, and contain each one hundred anu
sixty ll6O, acres, more or less
81 Lot 80, r. H. S. R.3E.
p Lot q + T. s 4 81
"a Lot IS T. IA, S Sc.
These four will be sold separately; they adloin
Each has front of five arpents on east bank OF Yer
million river, and depth of forty arpents, ana con
tain each one hundred and sixty deo acres, more or
The land in the parish of st. Landry consists;
containing thirteen hundred and fifty-four Qs5D
acres as surveyed by VIM B, jackson, United states
Deputy Surveyor on TIE tn o. June is foTas
arpents front by forty deep in II 10 3 Sootn NJ
west DISTRICT Louisiana BSunded, az th obn I'M. Moo
ton below, and vacant Ian ds IN the rear, -
"a. tract confirmed TO EDMOND MeGarty, con
as surveyed byWm b. Jackson, United States Deputy
SuIveyor. the 2sth june, 1923 situated forty ar.
pents from tbs Nemenon river boun ded, at the time
Of survey, in front by Bartholomew McCarty, and on
all other sides by vacant lands Each OF these tracIs
and numbered g. and and will be sold the pur-
chaser having the privilege TO buy all in bulk
Terms of sale-Payments to re made in unitea
States treasury notes. Onefourth cash, and the bal
anoe in the notes of the purchasers TO their own
per cent interest from date of sale secured by mort
gage. . ..L.
penss Of the purchasers, before Eustis Winchss-
ter, notaries public in New Orleans )el HBo
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Steamship Juniata, Hoxie, for Philadelphia via Ha
vaua- Oreevy, Nickerson AGO
Steamship Geo Washington, eager, for New York
A Moulton
c A Whitney AGO
Steamship Morgan. Lawless for Galveston
CA Whitney a CO
Schr Charlotte, Pepper for Pensacola Master
Schr Anna. Whitmore for Pensacola Master
Schr G W Dill, Miller for Tampa Bay Master
Err Poole
Steamer Ruth, Dube. for st Louis Master
Steamer Sarah, Stone, for Mobile Master
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krr ORLEANS Republican.
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The DOstie Republican Club meets every
Tuesday and Saturday evening" at No. "A st. Thomas
street. JOHN L. BROWN,
myll In Secretary.
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CATTLE MARK Ell

CITY OF JEFFERSON, June 2, 1861
Arrived yesterdays 3 + ras beeves, Isl calves and
yearlinRs, Sol sheep, and II IN tlch
Sold-l32 Texas heeves, 2i6 calves and yeariugs
46 hogs, and mi oh COWS.
Stock on sile-.533 Texas and II Western beeves
1853 calves and year ngs 1853 hogs, 2i79 sheep and 81
milch COWS.
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LUMB Err MARK EFT.

The market To- unbeL is extremely irregular and
most OF the arrivals at the New Basin are disposed
OF in barter sales, showing wide range OF prices
Dealers supply the demand for city consumption at
the rates indicated by figures below. At the
same time these prices are, to some extent nomnal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

Loyal League.-The Provisional State Council
will meet at Economy Hail on MONDAY, at !
O'Clock z. N.
BY order Of the President. je2lt
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xporta.

PHILADELPHIA AND MISUNDERSTANDING
,Jnniata-Eor Philade phia-55 bales cotton 1872 BIB
clay I Dales wool bales moss 5H bbls flour empty
casks and sundri-s--fOr HAvAna-2l0 bbs lard 1870
tics lard $50 kegs lard % bales hay 20 empty hhds
and sundries
NEW Notwithstanding George Washington
s5 bales cotton IS bales wool 600 SKIS cotton seed 81
bbs beef 43 DISTINGUISHES l36 hides l0i kegs butter
$50 cases wine and sundres
GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Austn-lO0 bbls flour 40 bXs soap 20 bags coffee so
SKIS
MISUNDERSTANDING Morgan-5O bbls flour
10 bbs lard ~ Kegs lard l5 SKIS IS SKIS oats and
sundries
PENSACOLA-Scbr Charotte--35 bbls -four 425
SKIS corn 10 bales hay and sundries
PENSACOLA-Schr AnnE--40 bbls bread 22l0
c4bbages
TAMPA BAY-Schr w Dill-lOl bbs flour sic
SKIS corn and suudrles
MOBILE--Steamer Sarah-35 bbs flour 10 cIs ba-
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