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Omc~ Of the N-~ Orleans. ! ac y .sn and
Great Northern Railroad Company New oresns march 70
bslS a shs Once ~ the comsany a carondss: street
MONDAY April 20 1865 from 70 O'clock ior Eign.een
ioussns ana sis from stoethoidsr. residing Msssspp
provided majority Of the stock Of the Company be repre
sssS $ ss s: S s ss B
1s ~ ss It the o'is s siH s%
- once of De Rswss Review, TIA Pey-
ss street New q es,,nss. let
Editor DsBcw's Review.
-ssfayeste Water. Work. Company,
March IS gned Comm ssioners appoints d
s spss seos o y The e.s stock
on MONDAY NEXT, the go Instant. at No. 50 Canal
street. between 10 4. \ and r. n sye5 dyyssn.rxr
: -Bosks az eubscs sptten To toe Caettal
Once FACTORS and Traders Insurance Company, 50
Commercial Insurance Company. Of Camp and Ora
Sun Company. eonsrof Camp and CON-
Hsrshsii ) Smiths once, 81 ca-ondelst street.
Shropshire Z Hsthcrn- Poydrss street.
McCloskey Mason arsvier street.
- cen -nics and Traaers Bank, sew
osaas August s5In conformity 70 Sections saa -
q General Free BANKING Law q me state 81 IA
90 Bsnk nn bs presented redemption within yesl
Sos s che BANKING House OF 4 ne s1sss AUD, s
~ Auditor v Ss claimed IN accordance with the abovs
.:sssss sessions S''s Ssass 4 F 6suu.r c..A..
As.ss .s . y ssy RI. s sss Ss.s
D.s . = Sss
Fss s' o ny No Is Send street Ss-vork
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ny sppesn,m eat of the Bishep .r the
pioe Of Louisiana, there wi he Ann Nesting
a Christ Church. on THURSDAY April 6fh hsifpsst
Addresses win be made by the Bishop and Of
the clergy and lay The congregations Of the several Eps
Churches OF New Orleans all interested
in the home, are earnestly requested to stsnd.
--~resee CITY Crickes c,ub--he Mem
be TUEsDAys FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS on the Grounds
sdc'npg - CHARLES street. tweqneres above Louisiana
avenue By order; JOHN sYhE. President
BslI OF Leuissaaa. Ledge No. 1Oe. II.
A. The officers and members Of this Lodge are
EVER, THURSDAY EVENING AZ 81 O'Clock, punctaaly.
Visiting br Their. are cordially invited 20 attend
- ARTHUR WAUGH. Secretary.
- ersns see>essvys omc--The erand
6s The officers Of the Grand Lodge Of the
State Of Louisiana NJ hereby notified % xttend
at he Grand Lodge Hall FRlDA>, April 2ith 1858 at
Masonic Cemetery The cras in general fraternsy m
yed 70 sssnd sne pstepate in tho ceremonies BY order
JAMES q BACHELOR. N. D.. Grand Secretary.
- once or the New Orleans. ia ksen
and Gree, hertbsn Rsrosd Company New o5esns Apr
o. this Company that In-smush the nscesssr, amount
has at the vote cast this day for
Isussna' approved 10 Ms-cs 1865 entitled Au
the charter of the New Orleans Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Company" the undersigned comms
until TOMORROW the 10Th inst. the hours Of
spd O'Clock aud each succeeding day bstwsen the
the houys until sufficient amount OF stock n repre-
The subject. j. L guBERNATOR,
JOHN ID pLHONDE.
EDWARD A BRIDGE.
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THE NErAIRIE COURSE.

The NErAIRIE COURSE.
Fourth Dsy-Thursdsy. April 1etAs 1861
FIRST RAcE-DAsH OF ONE AND HALF MILES
- PURSE szso-FoR ALL AGES
is Minor enters VIM. Cottri's b. JENNIE O.. BY
Daniel Beone-dsm by Glencoe, ssean old colors red
and red; 81 Ds- Lla
&c A Bseaux enters s. Lsonsrdsch C oHIcKANAU6A,
by Jack Nslons-d.m Aboni By Albion. years old.
co'ors white and blue; les Ms fEoa4rrtr
s-H B. Foley enters 7. G. Moore's c. GEN. MCMAHON,
by Lexngton-dau Magenta by imp Yorkshire, years
old Colors blue and blue; los Ms
"A. Mscsuley T. B. Psttersons ch G. LEWIS T.
SMITH, BY Revenue dam Sea Breeze years od
Colors. purple and purple; los ms.
SECOND RAcE-Two NILE HEArsFoR ALL AGES
PURSE 5000. fnah,is
1T Noise enters Vim. Biadys eh. VETO, by Lexine
top-dan levy BY imp Trustee years old Coors. red
ana blue; ia bs.
2-H B. Foley 7. q. Moore's b. T. FANNY CHEAT
HAM. by Lexing ton-dam Laura by LevathAn, years
old. CoOrs. blue and blue; 70 bs- s.r.l3
Races TO commence O'Clock precisely. Omnbnssss and
street cars leave Of Charles and Canal streets
evesy few minues. s
Pools will be sold every evening previous to the Races at
Bswkins's Club Rooms. at O'Clock.
Quster Stretch Badges for the Week. $i0 for the Day.
81 So Admission TO the stand 81; to the Fsd 50 censs
Ex GOV. p. o. HEBERT, President
s. L. JANIS Secretary. sfd
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II r. sAKKAzIss
TOBACCO MANUFACroRy.
rtf'f Corner chsrtrss and Cont stress
Mr. J. r. sARRAZIN thankful for the extended
him since the establishment Of his factory has constantly
on and Is now able TO oner 70 the superior
article Tobacco for smoking pm. up in ali sorts q pack
Sprs. Cigars. etc. 70 renewed by every arrival
TRY IT, TEST 1T THoRoUsHLY
II win cost you nothing BY making application
undersigned sNsehine will be sent to yonf s'denes
and viii be shown how 70 use t. and rsNsonao eag
The Magnolia washing Machine
w do .s.ons with on. one bali re he soap sRs
Machine the Of clothes and N fuel in les tssn one
nee sres .sssnns tub and prevents the
hg the ssn ?. ny sGsp o
and saving q escter,s BILL vp,varp .. .mx.a 4.
the Nschne and made Of Inoia Rubber Cylinders, and
wrings the clothes almost resdy 10, ironing -.
or no sas Use the
Magnolia Washer.
and save the womsns Health both Labor and
Money. l. A ~ y Id la5 fSJ street.
Sole Owner Of the Patent Right or Louisiana
r Q. rALAEE = o..
az O. PALxER, JOSEPH WILD. n. b COX,
Importers and Whoiecale ane ketAh DeAiers N
Carpets. Mats. 0n Cleshss Etc. Eta.
"a. IS - ana n c.np .sr--. r-- o-,..e. Z.
CUeAK AND A0LAssEss
Louisiana Sugars. (sIl grsdesl
Cuba Sugars, lsl gradesl in boxes and hogshesdA
"Goodaie's" White and yellow Clarified Sugars
Sugar House Nolssses In barrels and halves.
Choice Reboiled M"lssses in barrels and halves.
Cubs Muscovado Nolasses In hogsheads and tierce4
Constantly on hand, and for sale in lots 10 sais By
A. II. D'MEzA,
Once No 10 st Loui. street.
EENEsT TURPIN. wHoLEsALs .ASufAc-
Il Of Stick Candy Fancy checoiss Cream
Drops, Sugar Alnends Rock Candy Jojuss Paste Gum
nsnis such cupids. Eio-ers Gun leaves L,re- D.a
phins Decorated Toys Coesqoes Fancy Papcs for Cake
Fancy Boxes tor Christ
mas and Year Presents Cornueopiss ETC. etc Ne IS
old Levss street, ST Louis and Cont streets New
\ Orleans Ia
y MA8sH DENAAH = o..
oARRIA0B REPOSITORY
uu.w 4 Osrsndsss - srsvsr sszsssa
| NV oRLEAua
| sr..sh xususzhAnau = nsshA A. ndnsAa T9nss
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DIssOLUTIoN-rHE FIRM OF CORS0N
DGroyes dissolved BY mutu consent. J. j.
Corson Withdrawing from the firm. il cOEsoN
TIE undersigned having assumed the liabilities ofroson
9rcyes and being ed With settlement OF all claims and
NJ finished will the Inns OF business At
The Old stand, l4l Poydras street. JNo GROVES
CMJTH a. LEEFE-GARDNER SMITH, AUG
- toneer-Ofice No III Grnver streetThe undersigned
have Old business and their old stand next
10 the Bank where they will formerly devote IL cir
entire time sales Of Real
Ipsovencies Stocks Vessels Csr9oe Damaged Cotton and
'''S'' : - GARDNER SMITH,
BENZ. r. LEkFE
New Orleans. April 4, 1863.
N rssor urrIoN DInnO Euyrrnx
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II ENTuCkI STATE ~
s.ts.a
cuAs r HOWARD win this day open the sale Of 0oM-
-x~.~,ox ,orrrpv rInKRrs "a thu Three Number
DirAi'oN
Plan - folovs dyes ant
~ xU~s,e.dav and Thursday.
& On Asne"s' n -
Tckefs - oo % a"a ''o
r...s.v ana saturday,
On fHoas'
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O. O. f.

o. q. +. -
Baton Rouge oncss-osesr Barbes O. r.; L c. Morris
II. p; Il. Cssrlinsky, Scribe -,...f- :
-.-- wAsHIEGros EscAMPxErrxo.G
Meets ON the second and Mondays each month.
Margin, Buildings Third District Ocsrs r. stahs C. p;
H. v. su1eksn, H. p; ). Rsirer. Scribe ss1l
LAFAYETTE ENcAEPNEET Eo.Z
Meets ON the fst and Wednesday In jefferson Hail.
corner Of Magazine Philip streets, Fourth Dstrict
oncsrs-J W. Allen @. p. Frank Pnstsr II. p; George
Ritter. Scribe.
ODD FELLOWS REST
Meets Once the Grand Secretary on the second
Monday In January, April July and October. The
Board the third MOsday in January for Organize
ton OnHcerJ O. Dunlsp President Josiah Foge Score
tary, Joseph West, Treasurer; John Quinn. Sexton.
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Meets IN oee geeretsry FIRST Friday evening in ever
month. 0cers-A W. Mcdonnell. President; Josiah Folger
Secretary.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF AS
ISOLATION
Meets IN oce Grand Secretary Saturday Of each month
Annual meeting Saturday in Officers for 1867
E. Rusha President; g. Roper. First Vice President;
Pfs,er Second Vice President; Luther Homes Secretary
A Wallace Hunter, Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Meets frat Monday MONTH Once of the GRANT
Secretary Election hrst Monday in May for Directors.
BOARD FoR ls6S-President-E n. Rasha
Ffnanos oorlmittee-J @. Dunlap; A Wallace Hunter.
@. L; Eugene p. Brugere.
Hal Comuaiaee-3eorTe Dirmeyer; @. W. Rope.
Building Committee e NJ Rushs NJ W. q. NJ; Luther
BONES. Genr.e Nungesser.
JOSIAH FOLGER Secretary.
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Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.
THE r. ". GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA. L o. o. ,.
Meets on the fourth Tuesday In January and
July In New Orleans oees or the present year is-E
Ru,ha Of No. O. NJ W. Grsnd Master; r. hum Of no. %
r. W. d. Grand Maser: Z. H. Fsirchild Of No. az, X.
Grand Warden Josiah Folser Of No. E. W. Grand seere
tary W Dslesdsruier Of 80 40, w. Grand treasurer
Luther Bomss No Is and j. O. Dunlap, OF NO D n ".
a. Representative L. U. Rev @. More. Of No Is W.
Grand Chaplain John B. Benz Of No w. Grand hArshA
A Mszureau Of No 40. W. Grand Conductor; J. Reiner
Of No To- Grand Guardian; @. J. n Ltsejohn, Of No.
Is w. Grand Herald ~
Drrurr DISTINCT GRAND MAsrrRs-P. O. Jshu r Barnett
Of No. H. District No. 2: r. O. A. J. yandegrin Of No s.
Dsict No. 5; p. O. 8. Grsxmors Of No 81, District No.
4; r. O. s. p. Clarke Of No Is, District No 8; r O. b.
CLANCY OF No District No. u p O. Jacob schrensr OF
No. 81 District No IL; p. @ Il. Hun.icksr Of No a. Dis
trc No Il; p. @. q. w. Guth Of No. 70 District No Is
srxrprNe COMMITTEES Suite Of the 0rd,r-P O. Sire Geo.
w. Race Of No. II, P O. Master W. O. Wilson, Of No s.;
p. q. Master Gardper Smith. of No II.
JsiiciaL-P. q. Master Lu'her Homes, Of No. ID; r. O.
d. d. c. NJ Phi Schneider, Of No. 10; P. O. D. wsidn'r
No. a.
coMsitusson and By-LacsP. O. Master George Nungss
SER of No. %; p. @. Henry Haskell Of No ls; r g. VIM
wisett Of No. IL.
Pstitiou. and App.al.-P O Master O. Dunlap. Of No.
Is; p O. L. Graham. of No. AZ; P. d. q. N. Bcnamia
Moses, sfNo.6.
Legsatiue-P. q. Master Thomas H Shields, OF No. s;
p. O. Master Howard Mnspsugh Of No. III p. O. Joseph
West, Of No. l.
FTnance.-P O. Master A Wallace Hunter Of No. l6; p.
O. master Edward Psbury Of No. Is; p @. L. y. Tower
OfNo. r.
oseaemtials-P O. A. W. MacDOnsn of No. u.s. p q. Frank
Phster, ofEo %; P. @. George Dirmeyer, Of No. z
An communications to the NJ W. Grand Master Grand
Secretary should be forwarded the once Of the Grand Be-
cresry over tho Mutual Insurance Company
ner Of Camp street and Commercial Place
JOSIAH FoLGER, Grand Secretary.
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SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from City IN
lieu Of Car. Evey SUNDAY MORNING, at o'clock
An Extra Train win leave the O.ty sy.y sUsDsY even
leave either end Of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
HOUR IRON until o'clock P.x
FARE-Jo and from the Lake, day rs cents Pas
for GENTLY must notify the Conductor depart
IRE Of Train GENTLY statlon-Fiteen
GEO. fAfDFLf. General Sup't.
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LOUISIANA.

LOUISIANA.
[From the MarksvIls yilisger. April Isl
Spring showers have become very common WITH
Ms. Yet It Is to be hoped that we will now have
some dry weather. as il Is much needed, both for
the fields and gardens. The crops are indeed
flourishing, while the gardens are in fner condi-
ton than we have ever seen them before.
IRON the CaddO 0azstte. April IS
The weather during the past week has been
clear and warm, Just the weather for planting
cotton and working corn. The labor OF the coun
try has not been demoralized as much as we ex'
pected. On many plantations only one day was
lost the freedmen having performed good
weeks work by Friday night In some localities
where the carpetbaggers had operated, the
freedmen were required TO attend mass meetings,
and to waste their time In listening to speeches
which only served to confuse their minds and EN-.
bitter their feelings towards the white people.
The planters are actively engaged, and there is
good prospect for an average crop both on our
rivers and uplands. Let the white and black
races 60 70 work on the plantations and let poll
tics alone for the present, and we predict that
peace and plenty will crown our united labors
Follow the example Of those who have left our
cities and sought employment on the plantations.
TEXAS.
IFrom the Bonhsm Banner. April Is
From many portions Of Washington county we
have the most encouraging accounts OF crop pro-
spects. Corn is generally up, and most OF our
planters brag of fine stands. considerable
quantity OF cotton has been and is being planted,
as its production has been stimulated by the good
prices recently paid for the staple. Washington
made good crops last year, 10 comparison with
other portions Of the state but all expect to do
better this year. consequently our farmers are 10
fine spirits. Sambs and Dinah are learning by
sad experience that they must work, steal or
stsrve, and are laying "down the fiddle and the
bow, and taking mp the shovel and the hoe"
The finest assortment OF se wing machines can
be found at the Office OF Grover Bakers, Is!
Canal street.
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STATE OF LoUIsIANA-FoURTH DISTRICT COURT
Of New orlesns-Mrs. Besss McQuade wife Of Arthur
Hauch VS. Her Husband-No. q 440.
HEREBY CERTIFY that on the cath
Il day Of March, 1868 judgn rendered In THE
in the following entitled suit In the words and figures
Il is ordered sdjudged and decreed that the Judgment
By default entered the 18th instant be confirmed and
made hna That there be judgment In favor Of pl sntid
fendant husband aforesaid decreeing dissolution
the unity II acquets and heretofore existing
q that they be declared separated in property
that plaintiff recover endant Eight Hundred Dollars
costs Of suit
Signed 18th Of March, 1868
PAUL T. THE ARD, Judge
In testimony whereof have hereunto my hand and
affixed the seal OF the said court At the city of New Orleans
on this I'd day OF April IN the year Of Lord
thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight
ETAT DE LA Observation-Disclosures CoUR DE
District de Ia Nouvele Orlesns-Madame Bessa McQuade
femme dAIthur Haucb, mari-No. p, 40.
IEPAR LIE PRES ENT CERTIFIE, que lie
2lieme jour de Mars 1868, Judgement fut readu
cette dams les figures qui suvent savor
II est Ordonne. aduge ct decrete lie ugement rendu
final Gull Jueement favour du plaintve Madame
Bessa McQuade femm Arthur Hauch ct lie defen
dam mari susdt decretent dissolution de la
nunite acqus ct de cdevant existant entire
reco du def ndant Ia de HUT Cents Pasres $500
interets legal partir dn Seme Juliet l66 les
trails de Va cour Pave.
PAUL z THEARD, Juge
In emognage duquel a oppose signature al lie scean
de la dts dams Ia vile de la NouvseO leans
huit
JF DICK, Depute GrenHer.
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Levse Repairs.
HEADQUARTERS Firm MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La, April 70, 1858.


2. The construction Of the Ezra Davis planta-
ton eyee in the parish of st. Charles La, having
been completed, the following named persons
(engiDeers) are hereby appointed board TO In
spect said levee In compliance with the provisions
OF the contract for building the same;
J. J. Conway, on the part oil the governor OF
Louisians.
J.HVsn PeIt. on the part Of the Board Of
Leyee Commissioners.
First Lieut. VIM Hoelcke, 39th infantry. on the
part Of the commanding general, fifth military
district. sr ftu aa
The board viii meet tomorrow, at 10 o'clock,
on board the steamer Ella Morse, foot OF Canal
street, and proceed to make the inspection.
After the inspection Is made iull report 10
writing will be sent to these hesdquarters.
By command of Brevet Maj. Gen. Z. G. Buchanan
GEO. L. HARrSUFF,
Assistants Adiutsnt General.
Oncis: NATHAN Ell BURBANK.
Second Lieutenant Thirty aevent Infantry,
ErTrr Brsyet First Lieutenant U. 3. A,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
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Encampments.

THE r. ". GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA.
Meets semiannusly the fourth Wednesday January
and July. Officers for ls6s-J winnemore ONO s. NJ W
Grand Patriarch A. W Maedonell, Of No. s. NJ Grand
High PRIEST Jules A FiOrAt. Of No l. R w. Grand
en- ". G. Wilson, Of No l. R. W Grand Scribe B. Dssiva
OF No l. R. W. Grand Treasurer; Geo. W. Roper
Of No. 5 r W. q. J1uior wardea A. Wallace
Hunter. Of No !. r. w. Grand Representative /;
Gerge Nungesssr, Of No W O. Narshs Frank Pnster
No. Z, w. Grand Sentinel; n Frankford Of No s. w. d.
Grand Sennsl Henry Jonss Of No, T. Dis No 5 Deputy
District Grand Patriarch
STANDING Communicated nd Ret,vna--Jotb-
am Potter. Of No !, Wn Bloomfield, Jr Of No. A. MAzu-
rean, ofNo.a
Gts Of Tie Order q. Danlsp Of No. l. Luther Homes
Of Ne l. @. Tneman, Of No
Nhaaoe-B. Rnshs, Of No. Z, John B. HenO, Of No l
Geo. C. KAuI, ofNo.6
Constitution and By LarA-Howard Mlspaush. OF No g.
Edward Pilseury, Of No s. Il stureken, sfNo.6
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MACHINERY, HARDWARE.
DEYNOLDs n QUIRK,

DEYNOLDs a QUIKK,
CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
Nos. rs and rs FRONT STREET, NEW oELEAn
Are prepared to make contracts for wROUGHTIROB
WORK of any Description Quantity the Lowest Prices
Manufacturers of Crescent Brand HORSE SHOES
Also, Of Csry's PATENT EARTH BoRER
Orders le at Box 100 Mechanics Exchange 1890 Post
Office will receive Prompt Attention
I EEBS FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED IN IssSl
Corner Of Dsierd ans ro~ehsr ssrsssA
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HAT prepared IS formerly. uAzufsctzrs ssesp
Engines Boilers sugsr Mills. Sugar Kettis Draining
chimes ssv Mia Csttea Presses Newell screws Gln 0sz
ing. Funsce Mouths Bsrs, al kinds Plantation
Steamboat Wsrs. ,ss svsry description Of Machinery
the South. LEEDS 90
Orders Ian Of Boz ~ Mechanical and Dsssrs Kxshsnss
yin receive pronpt sitento-.
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RAILROADS.

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which VII Be suesnt TO duplicate lines 70 all or nearly all
hepayins points reached By the present monopoly.
The present Telegraph Companies Of the country have Ses
consolidated into one huge monopoly and are now ssnin,
six millions of dollars per year. over one hundred per
cent the actual cost Of their lines their present capita
TT. NATIONAL. TELEGRAPH COMPANY hsv. a "a
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.v,ry Railroad and Mail Route In thu United STATE. III,
po,i.,op Of this COMPANY d from that of any coup.p,
orv.n,,.d rbs ou..sp Of tn. Rich, If w.,
so,,v,r s.,,led
The Stockholders Of thi, Compsny esnnO, b. ,O,d ont
.ans.rr.d 70 any O,hsr Cop.pv Ths act Of nm
s,r which ,bi, compsp, hs. bean ORGANIZED Urobbi,,
trsp,ssr Of tn. franchises granted.