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DEAFNESS. CATARRH CONSUMP

III, ANl' 1ANtEsiS AlhEIJ
A Treatise IN Deafness, Catarrh, consumption
and Cancer; their causes. means of speedy relief
and Ultimate cure BY Pupil Of the Academy OF
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Letter from Robt. McMuily, ID. D., l.. l.. r.
Grand Proate of Grand Encampment of l.
and Editor ot Fremason."
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ORGANIC VIBRATOR.
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January 18Th, 1867.

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Z DWELL Il SENTE!'S Chronometcr aud Matt.
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+ ron, the rev. VIM II. EielmerAausen, now Of
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Recommendations
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DYAN &c DAVIS, Ship Brokers, Ship Chsnd
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Metal, 16l Commercial Street.
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w ESTOE. TIIOS. II. 8 CO, Dealers in Flour
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Cortland Adrert;semsnts.
Portland Business Cards,

DARKER, JAMES H.. Dealer in Coal Of
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Wharf.
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DURGIN, EDT. II. & CO, 1o0 ColnI ST.
ID Corn, Meal Oats, Ground 5alt, Fine Feed shorts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-22
Domestic Markets.
Morning Dispatches TO the Associated Press
CONGRESS.

dfournment Till October sixteenth-NO
Democratic Member of the House
Present.
WASHINGTON, September 21.-There was
no Democratic member in the House. The
adjourning resolution, telegraphed at noon,
passed without call of yeas and nays.
Subsequent proceedings showed that there
was less than a quorum present, but tAe
previous action was regarded binding.
In the House Schenck moved that the
rules may be suspended any time during
the remainder of the Fortieth Congress.
Brooks, who had just arrived, Objected,
and a count showed no quorum. sclenck
moved an investigation as to why no Super
visors had been appointed. He moved the
previons question and a suspension of the
rules, but no quorum voting. ColfaX de.
clared the House adjourned to the sixteenth
of October.
The following is the verbiage of the reso-
luton: When the House adiourns to-day.
the Speaker of the House aud the President
of the Senate do adjourn their respective
Houses until the sixteenth of October. and
then, unless otherwise ordered that the two
Houses be adjourned until the tenth of No
vemb n, and then, unless otherwise ordered,
further adjournment take place until the
first Monday in December.
In the Senate Mr. Buckalew carried the
adJourning resolution by voting nay, his
voice making quorum present.
Mr. BackaleW moved an Investigation as
70 whether a quorum was present in the
HOuseiwhen the re olution passed, but sever.
81 objected to it as being disrespectlul to the
House, and Mr.. Wade decided the recess
was in the nature of an adjournment from
day to day. 1t was for the House and not
the Senate to judge whether or not quo.
rum of the House was present.
The Senate adjourned to the sixteenth of
October, without doing any business.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-22
WHOLE NUMBER 4s2.a---

AZ ~ % repeal an act entitled s,sn aot aii-
srd nn 1lng tne issue Of Tive Hundred Thous-
Dvnars Of Warrants BY the Auditor
In n she tL arsas9rerof the State to provide
~ tne N ss!e tnereot funds to meet the cur
r OF the General Assembly,
ch2TIoA l.. BE 1t enacted by the Senate
aad HOUSE Of Representative of 4ha' Gfafe
oi Aouisiana IN General Assembly eonvened1
lhSt an act entitled IAN act authorizinO fh1
issue Of two hundred thousand dollars var
rants by the Auditor on the Treasurer Of
tne state, to provide by the sale thereof
FUNDS to meet the current expenses Of the
uenetsi assembly, approved September fif-
pealed. II
SEC. 2. Be 1t further enacted. etc. Tha.
passage. lll-F IT ~N -sN 80 -
On the final passage of the bill, Messrs-
Noble and May called for the yeas and nays,
resulting as follows: iai FfHEF 1854
Brewster, Collins, Carr, Crawford Devices.
DuIsesne, Demarest, Duparte, Evans, Es.
naro, Guigones, Garstkanp, Hill, Honore,
Blanc, Leroy, Lott. Morris, McVean. Muir
rel, Mansion, Morey, Morand, Mathews.
ss sFsesrce frelean,, Raymond, Reese, ReYs
Williams, II. Williams, Waters, N. Young.
forke, d. Young-45.
e,H.y Nays Belot, Kent, May, Magee. Noble,
The bill was finally adopted, and ordered
to be sent to the Senate for concurrence.
Under suspension of the rules, Mr.. Carr,
OF Orleans, offered the following bill, which
passed its first and second readings, and
was referred to the Committee on Judiciary:
House bill No. 2s2, an act to allow Charles
A. W. Milchsack to change his name to
Charles A. W. Milthack. .a.f
UNFINISHED BUSINESS. ua5
The amendment of Mr.. Carr, of Orleans.
to Senate bill No. 80, being under considera-
ton was, on motion, adopted. et
Mr.. Garstksmp, of Jefferson, moved to
strike out the name of Ellison, and insert
John Lockwood
Carried.
Mr.. Reese, Of Lafourche, moved to strike
out the name of E. CAN'T, and insert ]. M.
G. Parker. 4-
Carried.
Mr., moved to strike out the nam
ofP. Buchanan, and insert G. @. Antoine.
Carried.
Mr.. Morey, of ouachita, moved to strike
out the name of J. H. oglesby, and insert
Honorable Henry Heidenhain."
MIR. Raymond, of Jefferson, moved to
postpone the further consideration of the
bill until Thursday next. -..........
There being no quorum, on motion of NJ
Young, Of Concordia, the House adiourne
until tomorrow, at twelve o'clock NJ.
-.-.- ---. WIN. VIGERs,
Chief Clerk House of Representatives.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-22
WASHINGTON.
Hlnckley's Powers EnIarged-BOnds TO
Central Pacific Railroad Why are
not Supervisors APPbInted!


WASHINGTON, September 2I.-Itis under
stood that Solicitor Buckley has gone to
New York with enlarged powers. He has
letters from the President, Secretary OF the
Treasury and Attorney General Evarts, re-
cognizing him as an officer of the United
States, to cooperate with Judge Fullerton,
who will lead in the prosecution.
Internal revenue receipts to-day Si00, 900.
Oimstead's (not Armistead) defalcatiou
amounts to $40, 600, fully covered by bonds
and property.
Hill and Miller, Senators elect from
Georgia, are here, but did not present their
credentials, having received instructions
that the presentation of their credentials
would open the question of Georga's al
legged violation of the reconstruction acts ia
expelling negroes, and the present present
alton might lead to Ultimate delay In their
admission.
Sl,120,000 in bonds were issued to-day to
the Central Pacific Railroad.
1t is stated at headquarters that General
Grant will not return until the middle of
October
The House Committee on Retrenchments
had a meeting to-day and determined to in
Y 'stlgate why the Supervisors ordered by
the late tax law had not been appointed
Also, the nature and extent offrauds charged
By Binckley against Rollins. A sub com
mittee will commence the investigation to
morrow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-22
EUROPE.
ResignatiOn of Spanish AIInIsters-Mar-
thai Law PrOeIaimed-The RevOIu-
taenary MOvement-Another Peace
Address by King william.

Resignation of Spanish AIInIsters-Mar-
thai Law PrOeIaimed-The RevOIu-
tAenary M0vement-Auother Peace
address by King William.
LONDON. September 2O-aIidnight.-The
lotloWing important news has Just been re
ceived from Madrid;
Prime Minister Gonzalez, Bravo, Mayalde
and Beida, members Of the Spanish Cabinet,
nave resigned. The Marquis of Havana
has oeen requested to I'LL their places ad
1ltefim' . Inc queen is returning to Madrid.
capital.
PARIs, September 2l.-some renorts saw
that the rising in Spain is not a movement
Of the Liberals alone, but Is Supported hv
all parties. 1t is stated that the revalutlor,s
lists nave failed at some points owing TO a
want OF leaders. The rnmor that Queen
Isabella had abdlcated is generally dis
The Monitettr publishes exciting intelli-
genee received yesterday from Spain, and
says: THE reported accession OF some of
the crews OF the fleet at Madrid to the revo-
luiionary movement gives gravity to the
news, but the accounts 30 far received are
imperfect
" lis certain, however that the Ministry
mas resigned, and that General C0ncha has
been summoned to Madrid e form A new
Cabinet. At last sccouots the capital re-
MANNED quiet.n The Monitear adds: ssT6is
event prevented the Queen Of Sliaih from
meeting the Emperor Napoleon agalh. "A she
left St Sebastian Saturday for Madrid ~
HAMBURG, September 2l.-Kins william
visited the Bourae, and in response "a an "a.
dress said: Peace is desired by all. have
the surest hope it will not be broken. Nv
speech at kiel was intended TO give the
strongest assurance Of that hope, and | can
not understand how an opposite impression
could have been derived from the words !
used on that occasion. (Great chsering.)
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-22
ALABAMA.

Adoption of "A Resolution Asking for
United States T-ooPs-PuhlIcat,on OF
Laws In Loyal PnPers-RegIstT alton
Law and Election. 81. ..
MONTGOMERY, September 21 In the Sens
ate this morning, resolution was adopted,
asking the President to send United States
soldiers to this State to aid in preserving
peace. The Democratic Senators denounced
the resolution as a libel on the people of
Alabama, and as being political scheme to
control the polls and to create the impres.
sion that the people of Alabama are not
peaeeable. The resolution passed the House
also. 1t was bitterly denounced by the
Democratic members.
A committee of FIVE has been appointed
to take the memorial to the President, and
will leave for Washington in the morning.
The House passed bill authorizing the
publication of all the laws passed By the
Legislature in some loyal paper. 1t is IN
tended to build up new Republican paper
Just started here, which can nor live without
such aid.
II is now thought that registration law
VIII be passed and an election held in No
vember.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-22

SOUTHWEST Pass, September 20, IL A. NJ
Barometer 1880. Wind south and fresh,
No arrivals. Sailed, bark Arthur.
VIcKsBuRG, September 22.-passed down,
Frank Pargoud at 0 A. NJ. River rising
slowly.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, September %, Noon.--Money
easy. Gold l425. sterling 1885,; 5.2Os Of
,62, ll45. Flour dull and unsettled, favors
buyers. Wheat slightly favors buyers. Corn
heavy and shade lower. Mess pork nomi-
nal at $2s e5. Lard dull, steam l9i02Oc.
Cotton dull and declining; middling uplands
26@261c. Freights shade firmer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-22
BALTIMORE.

Meeting of the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows
BALTIMORE, September 2I.-The Grand
Lodge OF Odd Fellows met to-day. AL the
States ard Territories were represented,
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Q Fl F. I OF a L :
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H. @. wARMoTH,
Governor Of Louisiana.

Mr.. Bacon: As II appears that this bill,
fra aed by me, is enrolled in words directly
opposite to its meaning when II passed the
Senate, would suggest thata committee be
appointed to investigate the matter.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Bacon. Ray
and Monette.
The Senate went into Executive Session.
The Executive Session having been raised,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-22

the President announced the following
Senators as the special committee TO which
Is referred an act relative to interpretations
for agricultural purposes.
The following communications from the
Governor were read; ID ,..,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-22

FEARFUL RIOT AT CAMILLA, GEORGIA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-22

Fatal Shooting Anra,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-22

Democratic yiggers DenOuncing Carpet-Baggers
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-22

Adjournment Till October sixteenth-No
Democratic Member of the House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-14
Board or EDUCATION.

The gentlemen comprising this Board arc much exer
csed by the sweeping assertions which have been nde
public by the Chairman OF the Citizens Association re-
gardng the expense connected with the system public
schools in this CITY, They say that the Communication
is not only uncaed for by tho facts OF the case but
that in Its inception. nsmission and publication
n want Of charity, If OF decency, is exhibited.
The communication OF the Association d.
rected to Mr. Mclean personally. Immediately
preceding his retirement from the Board of Education
that such being the case IL unworthy Of the C-
zons Association to make public porOn OF private
correspondence, especially that Association must
have known that matter Of such grave Importance
would receive at the hands OF the Board, which Mr.
Mclean had referred u, most critical examination.
Mr. Larremoro President elect Of the Board OF Educs-
ton, ahrms that on tho appointment Of the Finance
Committee, on Wednesday evening next, the matter
will DO immed lately referred and invesgatan insti-
tuied which, he Claims will establish beyond a doubt
the iaacles OF the assertions mase In the conmunc4-
ton OF Mr. Cooper and will show that tho public moneys.
with the expenditure OF which tho Board OF Education
rs Entrusted, are guarded carefully, aud expended
more economically and more probably than those In
trusted TO any other legislative body In this STATE Mr.
Boese, Clerk OF the Board Of Education states that he
Will at the same time prove TO the satisfaction OF the
public and tho discontinue OF the Citizens Association,
that the charge made against him not only untrue bt
that the facts being known, 1t will appear that he has
saved TO the Board OF Education counsel foo In tho
case cried by Mr. Cooper. The Board OF Education
anxious TO have the matter thoroughly slfled, and
great deal oil anxiety Expressed as 70 the result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-14
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
BoAsD or ALDERMEN.

This Board convened yesterday afternoon pursuant
to adjournment. with tho President Alderman Conan
in the chair large amount OF routine business was
transacted in tho way OF ordering the opening Of streets
and erecting Of gas lamps In various portions OF the
city. Communications wero received from various prop
cry holders in Corandt street asking for the laying Of
tho Ncoson pavement in that sroot, aud another
communication asking for the laying OF the Belgian
pavement
mnstrator setting forth the facts that during the past
year there had boon distributed TO tho OF kim cred
itors or others duly entitled TO receipts from the estates
administered upon, the sum OF $64 535 20, and that
SpOS3 ~ had been paid into the city treasury from
estates TO which no claimants had appeared
RESOLUTIONS were offered and appropriately referred,
directing tho Clerk to furnish TO the members OF tho
Board the necessary stationery for the TRANSACTION Of bust
ness ana also TO furnish TO the members appropriate
badges and slaves of office.
A resolution Was offered by Alderman Miller and
adopted by the Board, directing the paving aud repair
ing OF south street, between Jackson and Corlears
streets, snd Coroars street. between South and Water
Streets between The railroad tracks, at the expense OF
the railroad company using those Streets and 10 the
event or the company refusing to comply with tho
directions Of the resolution, the Street Conmouer IL
ordered TO do the work and charge tho expense TO the
railroad company
The President announced that william Mcclure had
been appointed Reader 10 the Board aud then
tue iooWng ~ the standing committees Tor the ensu
ing year
Aocoanfs--Messrs Ward, o,Brien and Cushman
AsssBt ,nts-Messrs. KeppeK Norton and Cuddy.
Arts and Si,rces--Sesers Miller o'Bren nnd White.
, Cha,'rs aad D0natons-Messrs Coulter, Miller ard
o.oir Aque,imf-Msssrs Hardy, Ward and Reppsr
S07t~-GeAsrA Moorsth Harry and Miller