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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-05
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURGl
RAIIRnAn CnNPhtIY MAY 25 1868. {

ElCH1OED AND PETERSBURG)
RAILROAD COMPANY May IS, 1868.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
" after WEDNESDAY the, 9TH instant th'
trains on this road will run as follows:
Leave RICHMOND at a. NJ. and p. NJ.
Leave PETERSBURG at OILS A. NJ. and o:4s P.
M.
The 4 A. If. train will not leave Richmond o,
MONDAYS; and the Gas P. II. train will moi
leave Petersburg on SUNDAYS,
Passengers for Norfolk will take the z.
Fare to Norfolk, q. Baggage checked through.
Passengers for Glover Hill viii take the a. NJ
train on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS con-
Meeting at Chester with the coal train.
mr. IS Engineer and superintendent.
DICHM0ND AND DANVILLE RAIL
K2ADSUMER ., scH 5lEs tba saS
Richmond daily at 7:l5 4. d. leaves Danvills
a a;d ros Sp FsfmH ESdfSs w
road, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, &c, Tenn:
catur, &C., Ala. Corinth, Grand Junction, Vicks-
burg &C., Miss; New Orleans, &C., and at Greens.
boro' with North Carolina railroad for Charlotte
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon,
Columbus, Atlanta, &C., Ga. Montgomery, Mo-
bile, New Orleans, &c.
GOING EAsT;-Through Mall Train.
daily at $3.50 A. n. connects at Burkeville with the
Seuthside train from Lynchburg for Petersburg
&c.
Through tickets can be procured at the tickle,
offices In Richmond and Danville to ell important
points South and Southwest, and at Greensboro
and panyille TO all points North, East. and West
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
apo superintendent.
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGE
70 The N6RTH, EAST, AND WEST, VIA
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANI
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL TWICE DAILY-ELE.
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEP.
ING CHAIRS ON ALL TR Al n S.-The
from the depot, corner BIRD AND EIGHTH
STREETS IS Follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at lo:40 4. b., arriving In wash
ington ut els L. NJ, connecting with the early al
terroon express trains for the North, East, ano
West.
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached leaves Richmond daily Sundays except
ed at $40 Z. NJ, arriving in Washington at 6lt
4. IL, connecting with the early morning trains
for the North. East, and West,
Both STEAMERS stop at Alexandra each way.
The ACCOMMODATES TRAIN for Milford
and ali way stations leaves depot, corner Broad
and Eighth Streets At 2. u. Returning, arrives
at s:Is A. N.
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points.
For further information and through tickets, APP
ply 1t the Office OF the company, corner Broad ano
office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. 3. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH. Superintendent. myn
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TELEGRA.PHIC NEWS.
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENTS.
LETTERS BETWEEN GENERALS ROSE
GRAMS AND ROBERT f. LEE.

WASHINGTON, September 4.-The CORES,
pondence between General Rosecrans and
General Robert Z. Lee will be published
tomorrow.
General Rosecrans commences his letter
as follows !" Full of solicitude for the fu.
ture of our country, come with my heart
in my hand to learn the condition, wishes
and intentions of the people of the southern
States, and especially to obtain the senti
ments of that body of brave, energetic, and
self-sacrifcing men who, after sustaining
the Confederacy for four years, laid down
their arms and swore allegiance to the
United States, whose trusted and beloved
leader you have been" General Rosecran's
letter is quite long. The following is
GENERAL, LEES REPLY.
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fsre. May they feel the same dear arms
twining fondly around them as in days of
yore.
Bless the sick and afflicted. Bless the
dying; may their deathless spirits be guided
to the glories Of heaven. Bless the widows
and the orphans, comfort and console them
in their bereavement Finally, guide us
all through LIES shifting, meaadering
scenes. Guide Us through the dark valley
of the shadow Of death, and from thence
guide us safely home to heaven, which
favors we ask through the atoning merits
of Christ our Savior. Amen.
Mr.. WieklifFe moved that the convention
do now adjourn subject to call, in accord
aace with the terms of the resolution pre-
viOusly adopted.
The mOt'ou prevailed, and the president
declared that the convention does now stand
adjourned, subject to call as thus provided.
A true copy:
VIM. VIGERS,
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Estate OF CHAnLRs I. o Dvr1

UidrED STATES MARSHAL osyl
District OF Louistus|
New Orleans. March ! II
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
u second day OF March, A. ID. 1858, a WfRp7
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against ~ ~,
CHARLES L. q. DUPUY, of New Orleans M
parish Of Orleans and State of LouisianH. M
adiudged bankrupt on his own petition; MI
payment Of any debts and delivery Of am NM
belonginz to such bankrupt, to him or for M
ind the transfer of any property by him, an m
den BY law that meeting Of tae creditor M
said bankrupt, TO prove their debts and d M
one or more assigness of HIS estate, Will Be- Nh
Court Of Bankruptcy, 20 be hol zen al M n
before Don A. Pardee, Register. on ma foS5sl
Of April, A. d. 1853, at 10 o'clock A. ~
Z. j. HEBRON, U. S MErA,i
No. 5o9--mh4 ap4 District Of LoT6s,I
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ESTATE OF M, A. vEINEHILI
Individually, and as Member of the Firm Of
Winehill q Brother

UNITED STATES MARsHA1ls OrgtI
District OF Louisian}
New OreEne. March q II
THIS Is no GIVE NOTICE THAT on
i second day Of March, A. d. 1863
RANT IN BANK RUP roy was issued srsiu,1
estate of d, A. WINEHILL indiVidusliy, snd|
member Of the firm Of NJ. A. Winehil BroRi
New Orleans, in the perish of Orleang
state of Louisiana, who was adiudged 4 blnl
on his OWE petition; that the payment OF anT
and delivery Of any property belonging 10 such [
fupt, to him or for hia use, and the translsf
property By him, are forbidden by Law; thst
ing Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt, d
their debts and TO choose one or more assgni
his estate, will be held AZ Court Of BankFuHH
be holden at thu Oustomhouse building, ia az 4
New OfleRns, Louisiana, before John T. d
Req tier, on the seventh day Of April, 40
10 o'clock A. N. T j. HERR9A
.. 8 Marshal. District Of LOUIS
Ne 61i-mh6 AMI
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Steamship st Louis, Sears, for Boston,
s.. via H9vana-CTeeyy, NlckersOn geo
Master
Steamer Ruth, switzer, for st Louis
Master
British ship Elizabeth Yeo, Scott, for Liver
pool-Levell g. Bailey
Ship r Keller, Delano, for New York
G A Fosdick eco
sloop Red Jacket, Cattimette, for Apalachi-
Cola--Master
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EsTATESOF ROBERT AIrw,
AND JAMES ALExANnPs
Composing Firm Of Alexander 4 -,

UNITED STATES MARsHAr,s n.
- District Of LouiS'g,,!sll
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAN ~
! torrteenth day Of March, A. D. ID, w
KANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued M !. =
joint and separate estates Of PORE 81 tgtns
DER and JAMES ALEXANDtR, ind;I., A4lkz
IS members Of the firm Of Alexander h halal,iT
new Orleans, IN the parish of Orleans an ~
Louisiana, who have been adjudged hsndt w
their own petition: that the payment ~
ana delivery OF any property belonging Ia r SaI
ruptS 70 them or for their use, and tn is .ea
any properly oy them, are forbidden by lss' Y
prove their debts and 20 choose one ~ IVA .apa
signees OF their Joint and sspar ate estSts.n ~
ne AZ q Court of Bankruptcy. TO be hoid.lvl
Customhouse building. in the city az Ns Sse1 q
LOUISIANA, before John 4, Dsane, Reeis,ss. va
eighth day Of April, A. D. 1868, at 10 eicIoosL
+. j. HEBRON, u. s. NJ NJ
NJ. Dot-NulI ape District Of TIa.i19..
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Estate OF zENAs PR EsTo,

UErEED STATES MARsHAr.'s IA,
District Of Loniss..
New Orleans. FebrnaryS'5S n Il.
THIS rs 70 GIVE NOTICE THAT os
4 twsnty-sixth day of Behruary. A, n lassvin
KANT ny BANKRUPTCY was issued ~
estae OF zENAS PRESTON. III NV 49,
Of Tensss and State Of Louisiana. wbo vS wy
paAkrupt on his own petition, thSt nv
ment OF any de6ts and delivery OF anv 49, -
iHSnflng e sueh bankrupt, to him or for hisS,a
aW tnat meeting Of the creditors Of thsa ,;ssi
rnpt, 20 proys their debts and to choose ons \,
asslgnees OF his estate, will be held al 4 na..N
II the clty Of New Orieans. Louisiana, befsrsb
A50sss negiater, ON tho tW0uty-fifth day ~ N
A ID. 1855, at 10 o'clock A NJ.
+. j. HEBRON, u. s, Ma,.ha
No.so9 -tez District Of Ioulss
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SI:s.:S s Sss7sSv,y ssss

Stock on hand and On shipboArd. 9s.6s9
The clearances included l20 bales for BOs-
ton, 54kfor New York, ard All for Liver
pool.
SUGAR AND MoLLssEs Louisiana The
receipts this morning comprise % hhds.
sugar and 200 bbls. molasses. The demand
is fxir, though only local, and the supplies
were sold at eAnl0c. - ID. for inferior
sugar; I2D12ac. for common; 1910. for good
fair; lac. for fully fair; 144c. for prime;
l6kc, for choice; Ice. for yellow clarified;
lie. for white, and lac. for seconds.
MoIasses-elc. % gallon for choice, ESQ
a5c. for reboiled.
ARRIVALS PROM THE WEsT-The steamers
Gr0esbeck from Cincinnati, and Mississippi
from st. Louis, have arrived since satur-
day. l
FLeUR-We note fair local demand and
firm market to-day at previous prices. The
sales embrace 1909 bbs., of which 100 su.
perfne on private terms; sc fair at So; 100
and 100 treble extra at Sill rs; $50 do. at
Sill so; 100 do. at $l2; 1856 choice extra at
Sic 75nl4; 100 do. at Sl4; 30 at SI4 50; and
100 at Sl4 as; 200 aud e8 on its merits on
private terms; 200 ana 200 double extra at
$40 So; Sc treble extra at SIS 80; IS choice
at SI3 rs; and 100 do. at SI4 - bbl.
CoRN-rhe market continues quiet but
irm, with a fair demand Sales to-day
10, 8 IS sacks, of which 459 yellow mixed, in
secondhand bugs, at e6c.; 800 white and
mixed SIC; $50 white aud lU0 white and
yellow st enc; 5000 sacks white, yellow,
and mixed az 9Tc.i and III yellow at 81 "
bGshel.
{ O1Ts-The demand is fair but at lower
rates. Sales 1888 sacks, of which 200 and
800 at 76c., 200 at 76c., SO and 100 at nc,
$50 ia poor ordsr and 200 merchAntable at
75c. u bushel.
BnAn-Is selling slowly to the trade at
HAv-1 better feeling prevails in this
market. SAles sos bAles, OF which go ordi-
nary Ohio river at SIS b ton, 100 aud 100
choice at SIS. and I2b do. vt $40 3 ton. An
offer Of $40 N ton was refused for boat
load Oh ksU0 baioa choice.
GRREa MEsfs~A lot Of 90,0o9 Ms. bulk
sides sold e. lie q b.
LkED-ls duh ana dfo0ping. a lot Of 100
tierces prime sold At i5sc. u b. Kegs are
quoted nominally at l6c. 80 d.
BAcoR-d dams uro In request and com
maud higher prices. Shoulders aud Hidea
are dull and dropping. Sales to-day Of Is
casks 6houIdera ~ l0lc.. 20 do, clear sides
al lfac.. IS tiercea sue AZ cured hama atl6tc,
u aid ~ do. 1T leo. ~ 4hey are jnbbIne
IL a9ic shoulders at lie, aud clear eides
AZ l6c. & ID.
-llontipuea dahl To-day leA bblB
mess sold on the landing NJ 42e IS y bbli
and 100 do. from store at So There were
also safes reported 10 as Oi about 100 bble
Ia iibbtng lots from at0re AZ &2b % q Dbl.
Coat OLA tot Of SO hblg. sold on the
iandlns 81 l6s. b gallon.
Co4l6s ast1 To-day 800 sarka Of the
seed q 1891 we're taken 81 SIS q ton.
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that he is not and will not be a candi-
date for any Office whatever.
Adopted,
Mr.. Mcmillan moved that the roll
be called, and as each delegates name
is called, if a candidate for the board
of registration, he shall take seat on
the platform.
Adopted.
Mr.. WickliAie moved to repeal the
resolution of March in relation to the
board of registration.
Mr.. Tinchant moved that the COM
mittee appointed to wait upon General
Hancock have leave to retire.
Mr.. Mcmillan moved to amend by
instructing the committee to inform
Major General Hancock, commanding
the fifth military district, that the con-
vention is about to conclude its labors
and adjourn, and to furnish him with
an official copy of the constitution.
Adopted. ..
Mr., Wickliffe's motion to repeal
tho resolution of March 2, in relation
to the board of registration, was
adopted--yeas 81, nays 2O-as fol-
lows:
Yeas Belden, Blackburn, Blandin,
P. G.. Deslonde, Z. Dupart, FRANCOIS,
Guichard, Harper, Harris, Hampstead,
Ingraham, r. HI. Isabelle, Jones, Ian
ders, Leroy, Marie, Massioot, Mead
ows, Morris, Moses, Murrel, Oliver,
Packard, Pollard, Reagan, Schwab,
Underwood, Vidal, Wickliffe, Williams,
WilsOn-31.
Nays; Bertonneau, Bonseigneur,
Brown, Butler, Cooley, Crane, Craw-
ford, Dspasseau, Donate, G.. Duparte,
Duplessis, Ferguson, Lynch, McMil-
Ian, Mushaway, Rodriguez, Smith,
Snaer, Tinohant, Waples-2O.
Mr.. Cranes was called to the chair.
By Mr.. Mcmillan:
Resolved, That all clerical duties,
unfinished at the time when the con-
vention may adjourn, be completed
under the supervision of the president
of the convention, who is hereby au-
thorized to employ two clerks for fif-
teen days at a compensation of eight
dollars per day each, payable upon
the warrant of the president.
Mr.. Wiokliffe moved to lay the res
olution on the table.
Lost.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Packard moved that the conven-
ton do now proceed to the election Of
the board of registration by ballot.
Mr.. Mcmillan moved to repeal the
ordinance of February 10, creating
the board of registrars.
Mr.. Packard raised the point Of
order that his resolution to proceed tc
the election has precedence, and that
the motion to repeal could not be en-
tertained until the previous motion had
been disposed of.
The chair decided that the motion
to repeal was higher one than the
motion to proceed to an election. and
had precedence.
Mr.. Packard appealed.
The chair was not sustained
Mr.. NAPLES moved Co adjourn
sine die.
Lost.
Mr.. NAPLES moved that when the
convention adjourns to-day, It ad.
journs sine die
Laid on the table.
Mr.. Packard's motion TO proceed to
an election prevailed.
Mr.. Packard moved that each dele.
gate vote for seven candidates, and
that the seven persons receiving
the highest number of votes cast BE-
declared duly elected,
Adopted.
The chair appointed as tellerl
Messrs. Smith, Bertonneau, and De.
passeau.
The roll was called, and the dele
gates &c ssll.ss;;ss names ws=e read read &c &c
posted their ballots with the teIlers.
The following named gentlemen were
nominated, and received the number
Of votes set opposite their names.
rasnaof;valv.
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United SIArxa MAHsHAL's ofIa
District Of Louisls
New Orleans, march,
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT o.
i twenty ninth day Of February. A. d. 1851,
RAM IN BANKRUPTCY WA issued aElll
estate Of kICHAHD POWER, Of m
ish OF Orleans and State Of fouisiaa
was adiudasd q haallrupt on his own ..
that the payment Of any debts q
livery OF any property hslo aing g. suel
rept, TO him or for his use and TIA transfa
property By him, are fogbidden by Law; tAait
ins of the creditors OF the said bankrupt y
thsir dents and to choose ono or more assisl
his estate. will be held At q Court OF BsnEug
be holden ct tho Oustnmhouse building
uitg Of New 0rlqAna, Louisia a, before ]:
Pstkiny Register. on the thirtieth day of ~
D 1885, Of 70 O'Clock A. NJ
n s HEBRON, U. s MArshi
No. 4oQ-mh % Distriot Of Loula
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NEWSPAPERS. MAGAZIN Es.
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An the CITY PAPERS.
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l60 different Publications. among which are
the American Naturalist, the journal Of Speculative
Philosophy, Thrilling Narrative OF the Union He
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In BANKRUPT0y
ESTATE OF JOHN d, WIIco'
Individually, and as a Member Of IN. -
ReeVes, Wilcox & Lambert fit

ResVes, Wilcox 4 Lambert. ~ III
UNITED STATES MARsHAI,s n.
:. District Of I,onySsiklR
-,.,.,. -. New Orleans. MsSych l,iall
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE TIA iI1AsTIso ~ \
1 thirteenth day of March, A. d. eVA
Rant IN BANKRUPTCY WAS issne5i oee N
estate 81 JQaN p. WI OuX, individnalIss a ~
member OF the firm OF Reeves, Wilcox Il ny ani
New Orleans, in the parish OF Orleans a.,
LOUISIANA, who was adJudged bankrnntl ~ W
petition; that the payment of any debts y y I'D
or for his use, and the transfer 81 anv .aps 3 I
him are forbidden bylaw; that sp.;lopat
creditors Of the said bankrupt to prove n!
Snq 70 chose one OF more assiRnees of his sss..
Customhouss building, in the CITY Of NJ NJ hoIt
Louisiana, before John f. Deane' Rev Viz
eighteenth day Of priI AID. 1868, al Ia o,sssh 2
F. j. HEBRON. d. 4 X oloet !
No. j6o-.mhlT apl5 Dfslriot ~ ~ qfafgAill
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ESTATE OF KNOX q MIGGIEl
And Hugh B. Knox and Randall G. HiFgius
vidnally.

UsurzD STATES MARsHAL's OFrl
Die rict of L0uislnl
New Orleans, Marehs !
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
II second day Of March, A. d. 1863, a WARE
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
of KNOX 4 HIGGINS, AND HUGH B. II
new Orleans, in the parish OF Orleansl
State of Louisiana. who have been ads
bankrupts on theif own petition; that tu9
mant Of any uebts and delivery of any propst
longing to suoh bankrupts, to them or for TIED
and the transfer Of any property bs them are q
den ~ law; that meeting Of the creditors Z
said bankrupis, to prove CD. ir asbts and 10 &
one or more assiRnees OF their estate, wi be ID
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holaen at No. Il
Charles street. in the city OF New Orleaus
lana, before Don A. Pardee, Register. on thea
day Of April, A. D 1853. NJ 10 cock A. N.
=. j. HEBRON, u. B. Marahi
No. ho5-mh4 ap3 District of L0uil
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ESTATES OF JOHN P. EGGLEsT0E
CHARLES H. JONAS.
Individually and as Surviving Partners d 4
McARee a Co.

UNITED hTArE8 MARSHALL Ufla
District of Lougii
New Orieans, MATehk
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAI
4 the fourth day Of March A. D., 1863,
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY Was issued Aesls
estates Of JOHN p. EGG LESION and CHA
4. JON IS Individually, and as surviving %
OF Block, MaAffee a Co, Of New Orleani
parish u 0Tsssl1s sd State 81 Eseisisns, -
been adiudged bAnkrunts on their own p
that the payment Of any debts and the dsi'
any property belonging to euoh bankrupts 2
or either Of them. or for their OF either Of tAf
and the transfer Of any psFpertv BY them Or
OF them, are forbidden BY laWt that messing
cred.torg o. the SAID bAnkrupiss . prove thsI
gill be held ct S Court Of Bankruptcy, to b
ct the Oustomheuse building, in the city oil u
leans, Louisiana, before o. s. Ksliogg, Regt
the thirtieth day Of March A. d.. n&
Il. J. HEBRON, D. 6. Marsha,
No 6l9-mhB % District OF Louis
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HaTATneRv ALnNFannMnEA
URrrED STATES AlARsHAL s on
f District Of LOUISE
Nav Cgslaaua March


URrrED STATES ii ARsf1Ar s on
District Of Louis,
New Orleans, March
FpHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT o.
1 tNenfy-ninth day q February, A. D
the estate Of VALENTINE y. BEAMEk.
Orieana IN the oar sh Of orsans and tate q
ana, who was adiudEnd a bankrupt on bis o.
tieui hat the pegneut Of any dseti and deiyel
sss AZ tns trs II u an, pfopsitS 81 nun
bidder By Law; that meeting ot The crediton
SAID bankrupt. - prove their debts and V
one or more sasiguto- e. nia esihee ~ ~
building, IL the silly % New OFieane. Bouiaa
fore IoI,u u Desns Haqiafef. on the eightl
April. A. D. iass. = % o'olqek z. =. ,,pos
y. 8 Sarslial. Disisa 4 Of Loss
E.rATE OF john .. oOFTEl
Indiyidnaly. and a. d Member 81 the Firms
fold ) DAVIS and Davis = Coheid.
UNITED sTAEks MARSHALL o.
y stii5t q Louis!
Nav Orleans, March
TfHfs rs 10 GtVE EQTr1R THAT ~
4 tNehtg-n nth dHg 81 tebfuary. a u,
~ARaahf II RANKa r i. Y sas isgasd s
aisidua q, and Is > meubsr Of tho firm,
dsld Davis and Dave & gefeld,
pstish ~ ID. Hefuari sni bats o. LOilsi.n
WAS adiudned q bankrupt On his WI
shat the pnYmsnt al any dents ana de
sug property eoioua3nE 70 aach banAIi
hlin Or Cor his 1sc. and the slansier
prduertg BY him are forbidden 81 laWi
lufatlur Or the creditors o. me sad banl
pragu lnnIt debtH aud % choose ono or
iauae8 o. his estate. will be neld o.
Hank4nn tcf. 70 BE- holden "a unstnmneuee 2
d flli. oit9 % Eaa dreams. 10 iei4n9 baor
r Deano7 R.fi-isr, on ne nleFsnlh Cay q
A. b. fl1a g. &c o o oclr a n.
y j.. HEBRON. y s. Wars
No. sas-nAs spli paisiss q LOu
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ARRIVED SUNDAY,

ARRIVED SUNDAY,
Steamship Agnes, Wilson, from Indianola
and Galveston, to C A Whitney Eco
LIST district 10
Steamship Clinton, Talbot from Iudianola
and Galveston, to G A Whitney Geo.
lstdistrict l8
British bark Ocean Phantom, Hezelton,
from Liverpool, to MeekUr, Knox AGO
Point
British brig Hope, Baldo, from Havana, to
PUG Bros-2d district
Schooner Martha Am, Halterick, from
Tampico, to master-Point
Schooner Victoria. Delpit, from Mobile, to
master-New Basin
Sloop Adele, Hall, from Sabine Pass, to
master-New Basin
sTEAMBoATs.
Mississippi, Thompson, from st. Louis.
r e Lee, Cannon, from Vicksburg.
Cleona, Patterson, from Floyd.
Mittie Stephens, Marshall, from Jefferson.
Gov Allen, Richardson, from Napoleon.
Starlight, Pitts, from Shreveport.
VIM Butler, Smith, from Ouachita.
Republic, Scott, from Mobile.
BELOW COMING UP.
Ship Kearsage, Stevens, from Boston, to
G W Hynson &co-Cargo, es7 tons ice
to G CIce Co
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Marine Intelligence.
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oFFIoE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Tuesday. March H. 1853. :
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-17

The following named gentlemon
haring zeceived tho highest number
Of votes wsrs deolared BY the chair
g have been duly elected members Of
the board Of registration:
aB. Packard w } Blackburn. J.
s. Harris, }. II. Ingtahan. D. ii.
Hampstead n. Underwood. q H.
WIekiiRs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-17
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship United States, Norton, from New
York It'll instant, to Wood, Low d Lud-
wigsen-2d district
Steamship Cortes, Whitman, from New York
18th instant, to A Moulton-2d district
Bark Prima Donna, Boomer, from Messina,
to A F Cochran-Point
STEAMBOATS,.
B L Hodge No 2, Montgomery, from shreVe'
port.
Nina SHINES, Greathouse, from Lockport.
Iberville, Gross, from Bayou Sara.
Caddo Barnes, from jefferson.
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile-P RR.
Lotawanna, Brinker, from Camden.
TowBoATs.
Bee, Coll, from st. Louis, with five barges.
Vulcan, Perfect, from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea, l4th instant, bark
H A Litehfield and schooner Petrolia--
came up light
Leviathan, Shultz, from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea, Sth instant, bark Al
bert and briggs Plsogas and Vencedor-
brought up bark Prima Donna, brig
Hope, and schooner Martha Ann