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CURIOUS RUMoRs,--It is rumored that the
President has paid Mr.. Evarts from the
secret service fund Of the State Department;
and it is positively asserted that Mr.. Evarts'
speech Of the third day was prepared by
Secretary Seward, and the conclusion or de-
tense of Mr.. johnson personally was in.
spired or dictated by the President, who
coolly announced to Mr.. EYarts that he was
not satisfied with the first part of his argu.
a,enf
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nc AtIanta, "a ~ 60. IN ais

The Atlanta, (Ga) -Ne2o sIra, in dis
cussing the Vice-presdency, says;
Many prominent Republicans of the East
are mentioned in this connection. but prob.
ably none are mentioned so frequently and
tavorably as Senator Wilson, of Massachn-
sets. The great probability is that the
vice-president will be an Eastern man. In
fact, we apprehend that New England will
demand this share ofthe honor for this term
at least. If this is so, the choice will be
very apt to fall upon Senator Wilson, a gen.
tleman who is in every respect competent
to fill and adorn the position. He is a pro.
found scholar, thorough statesman, and s
consistent, moderate politician. The line
of policy that he would adopt would be that
which is best for the people of the whole
country.
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CRY WATERwoRKs. The Board Of Ar
bitrators elected by the City Council to
appraise the waterworks met at the Office
of the City Attorney last evening according
20 adjournment. There being no members
of the Board present elected by the direct
ors Of the water works Company, the
meeting again adjourned to meet again at
the same place this evening, at % o'clock.
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Paul u. Lewis ". Charles lizard.

Rnul n. LeWla We. Charles lizard.
TN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT UoUBI
Il for the fifth Circuit and District Of Lou.
lana. No. b495 by virtue Of o writ Of ri
ure and sale issued b the abDvena1f
Court in the above entitled slif ana received b. 2
on tie second OF March 1858 Ehape seized and idls
nta my possession and viii sx pose for sale at pa
auction, TO the highest bidder, on "WEDNESDAY
me twenty seventh day Of May, lses, Al W..
. cioek noon. At the entrance to tho CuEtomhaa..
on Old levee street. between Canal and Cusiql
house streets, in this city, the following des1fls
. Two CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND. situate
in the first district Of this city "a the square bound.
by Aeyades, Gle PIytauial end Erato streeta, Der
mated e. lots Nos " aud 3 on 8 plan deposites
ne 9ihse q q, Q. StarEs, notery as plan No y.
sai0 lots dolotu each other. and measure each ~ s
u nino ieet front on Er4to street. b. depth betVe
parslei lines Of hundred and nitynine feet nl.
incnea and tsn lines. tegether vita an the bnildlna
and improvements thereon, which above deseFlo.
property will be sold 70 satlsay the PLAINTIFF, tA
" Lewis eisin, VIZ ne sum Of thirty tive 1una d
ldiiars Interests and al costs a. PER act Of rn9i
sageion file, passed before Edward Barnett noigl
~ THO city, on the sixteenth day Of October, le
Terms--Uash in United States Treasury notes, 81
ssta OF deed and internal revenue stamps 81 eIpen
United States MArshAl's ofHce. New oreari
A Iril y. 1861 +. j. HERON. u. s. Marshal
Nc. Il0-spG ny % le e ia District Of LouislhD'
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Regular 1. ertisers who advertise largely, will be
SLOWED such eount from above named tram ient
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case shall zach isqQpnt exceed twenty-five per
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Messrs. Hoffman, Marks & Co. sell this
day at ten O'Clock at No. 80 Chartres street
400 cases boots, shoes, and brogsns, and at
eleven O'Clock 6s packages boots, shoes,
hats, ETC., bankrupt stock of B. B. Sewhall.
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~ 777-7777 p -
says; 81 H
The uncertainties q It'd Zines ana the
Alarm caused BY tAe Inlane and reckless
conduct 81 the ''tr0oly IoIln eaarants VINO
AaVe usurped political power in the South.
en- Hla2es are sufficient a ais tc defar
capitalists from investing iii efz eant M fsIe
South, ard b prevent the ifzi Ioi al
tha Industrial classes These phahoiI sd
are the direct and necessary result u the
tyrannical and unstable policy Of Congress.
as developed In the reconstruction laws.
and OF a military supremacy which promises
10 be continued even under the fictitious
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Observation-Disclosures.
DR.. ". l. DAVIS,

DR.. ". l. DAVIS,
Who has for many years been engaged in the prGc-
tiee OF Acou site Medicine, is well known, trusts
he may without improperly assert that the reputH-
ton he has secured ~ opening the ears of the deaf
shall be maintained.
DR.. Davis can be consulted daily at his Office 81
Canal street, on all Diseases Of the Ear embracing
Deafness and kindred Affection mh3l cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-12

The Shreveport 41ae4s notss. IS some.
thing strange, the laos tass 6aly re cd.
ored man was killed in caddo parish daring
the late election, and he lived long enough
70 testify that he did not know who his Is.
sailants we're.
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Edmond Cook vs.. steamer Great ReptA
lie, he= Tackle, Apparel etc

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT OOlTW
for the District of Louisiana, No. s0s5 I'm Az
enee 70 an admiralty warrant to me directed = T.
above entitled suit, l have seized and taAea p
my possession
The steamer GREAT REPUBLIC, her T.sl
Apparel, etc. now hbeled by Edmond CosE n
the causes set forth in the libel now pendrr /
the District Court Of the United States
And do hereby cite and admonish the orre q
owE,rs thereof, and all and every person q ~
cons having or pretending to have any right tie q
District Court Of the United States for the Dive
aforesaid TO be holden at the city of New Ofetrs
hereof, to show cause, if any they have or can N
the said steamer Great Republic her tackle /,
parel, etc, should not be condemned az be q
agreeably TO the prayer Of libeant
fifth day OF May, 1895.
No 77Q-ynve 10 10 "a " - NA"4 'A-
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800 vscte.;e ~. r-a'sla 1871 i,hsA skln
.ssA., IAe. 1919 g ppelei,ssc,
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT UOrRp
for the District Of louisiana, No 90s9 i'm orr
ence TO an admiralty warrant to me directed Il y
above entitled suit nave seized Nnd taken -,
my possession1-c u.,-,.
The Ship VICTORIA, her Tackle, Apparel q.
now tbeled by Rice Brothers 4 %. foSi N X.
causes set forth in the libel now pending in The D.
trlct court Of the United States -
owners thereof, and ell and every person or per,s
naVlng q psetenolng 70 lave anS Tlght Title, q n
80 CAN'T ~ ~ s3, W Sta
sforesSid 10 he holSsn ~ sbs IT. ~ Ns, dplsls
an a. before fha rtIITa n MSlNIli v troyn ~
hereof 70 show cause II anv new have or can ~
AID shin shonld nj - 90 2anansd a1d ~ "a
reesbiT to ne raysy ~ lbalS1fa Ano %
United States Marshai's 1lfies Kav, nj.
eleventh day Of Nav 1858 S4ssiA
r. j. HEBRON
No 51o-myl2 Ia q az TIp;tad Statas WsSsiA,
- - :. 80 - " o----oe 2e-.oo --H.she
Wrt,a., ataea. VI. s,A,,.,-... s,,,,.....s.. : n
TackIe az, ma s3ani i, sraGs;a ~Set hdl
~, NM, 1r.,T1, 80, 49, $500 ~
\. TIE gNlIED PLATES U1STRlOT C0UEfl
Ior the district OF Louisiana, NO. 0sS--ln ots
ence 70 an admiralty warrant to me directed il NJ
apove emitted SUIT have seized and taken into NJ
po Tsa s,1-o.o. s1,ppp1sr MI.
so1a ae SSnooner 81 II r, ner 1Ackle, ETC. III
arsrina no" nnsiea Dy the United State
Had Sv tbe TinitaS stats ~ n;3i, AZ .ne
staie eenuins An tne Olserice court OF the una|
A. ,;4o - .a..z.s.t, A..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-12

PEEVES AAIRROsIA
FOR THE HAIR
InPrSved.
1t is an elegant DressingfOr the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to ouh beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp olssaand Healthy.
1t invigorAtss the ROotsof the Hair.
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1t Immediately stops BAR FAILING Out. pah
Itkeeps the hair from Damaging Color from age. II
1t restores Gray Hair ;oia Original Color.
Itbrings ont Hair on hs,ds that have been bald ior
ysfs
tits composed entirely eisimple and purely yegeta-
BE substanoes.
1t has received over siE 'houssnd voluntary tes.no
nials of its excellence, many of which are from ply
sss.ans in high standing.
ItissoId in hAlfposnd bottles. cthe name blown in
the CLASP BY Drssgista sd Dealers in Fancy Goods
everywhere, at one Donal per Bottle wholesale b.
Dem Barnes Col q !, Well. q Co.; sohisHolin
MIN " a Co.. EsT York.
RNICKERHOOKER MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets....,."........... $4,000, 900.
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NEW ORLEANS.
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j. Z. GUTHRIE, GENERAL AGENT.
Pollefes Issued ana Losses Paid AZ this
Premiums nouforieitabls under the rules Of the
Company. After hve Yeas policies ineontsstabla
except for non-paymsnt d premiums or miastate
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No extra charge for rasllsree in or travel TO any
Dsst Of the civilized pOroa Of the United states o.
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BANKRUPT BLANKS.
RULES IN BANKRUPTCY,

ADoPT2D BY THE
HON. f. h DUREL.1A
Judge ofthe United stateo DiatFlet Court.
Together with list oiths United States Judicial
Officers of the State, andthe Act Of the Legislature
dividing the State into Congressional DISTRICTS has
Just been published at Tie REPUBLICAN Once, and
is now ready for deliver
Price. Soc. Iiy2dp
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THE NEW ORLEANS REPUBI1CAs

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Rev. j. B. Hague, Principal Of the Hudson Female
Academy and author Of the beautiful Oantata, "Ths
Return Of Spring, SO favorably noticed in the New
York Musical World. writes; liz UGsh GO
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Extract from a letter received from Prof. z. A.
Robbins, Composer and Author "New Method
Teaching Pianofortatsi
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JOB PRINTING

We lave reOs ,tly put up in oar ofes ana have nov
IN operation three arsteiass
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Baton B9sss oacsu-oscsr Barbse. OF; L O. Morsi.s
q. r; q. Csaziinsky. Scribe. ~
WASHINGTON EScAMPxKNr No.a
Nests On the second and fourth Mondays n each mosss
Mns.y Buildnss Third Dissric& oosrs- r. ssAhsi.o Pa
Il. =. stursksa, r. p; J. Rsiner, Serbia
LAFAYETTE ENcAnPMENT NOT
Mssts The arst and tArd Wednesday IN Js6sssa Ha
Of Magazine asd Phillip strssts Fourth D4strseA
oBcspJ W. Allen o. Pr Frank Phstsr, II. p; 0ssrss
ODD FELLOWS REST
Mssts n the Once Of the Grand SECRETARY the sscosa
Monday In January, April, July and octsssr The
Board the third Monday In January for Organise
ton onoen-J @. Dsalsp. President; Josiah Fog~ ss9s
tazy. Joseph West, Treasurer; John Quinn. Sexton
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Meets In Office Secretary Friday evening In svsy
month onesrs-A W. Mcdonnell President; Josiah Fo'ssr.
Secretary. o. fffa.Ir fIl ~ trl. N.t s.Ha
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF As
Meets IN ONCE Grand Secretary, last Saturday Of each month
Annual meeting last Saturday in January oncers for 1905
p Phssr, Second Vice Presidents Luther Homes Sserss;
A. Wallace Hunter, Treasurer. ..reae
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Meets FIRST Monday IN each month Once Of the Grand
Secretary. Election frst Monday In May for Dirscto
BOARD roR ls6S-Preidest-E NJ Rasha. NJ W. q. n.
Finance Commitee-J. G. Dunlap; A Wallace Hsntsr:
Eugene p Brugere
Han comniaee-G L. Thos. H. Shields. 4. H. FAircaHd.
George Dirmsysr.
Bui1dag commttes-K N. Rushs; Luther Homes; George
Nungesser.
O. W. Roper. b. Mlspsugh. s. Z. Moore. q. L. Hsarr
: - sH-s1 JOSIAH FoLGER, Secretary.
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STATE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEF .RrHESr
New Orleans, May q, 1865.
wHERKls An Let Of the Legislature approved March IS
lo entitled AN act 10 establish Quaras Tor the
lection OF the provides taat the Governor Of the State
shall Issue bis proclamation upon the dvice Of the Board OF
Heath, declaring place where hrs shall be be-
heve residential contagious Infectious disease
be an cted place. and stating the number Of days
snne 70 BE- performed BY the vessels their passengers on
cers and crews. coming from such place or places
Now therefore In Of the provisions Of the set
Aforesaid do issue this my proclsmatiou hereby de-
clare the places hereinafter named t. be infected and
that all together with cezs crews passengers
eargoes arriving from said places having touched or
stopped at sny Of them, shall be subject Quarantine
not lees than ten days for longer period be
deed BY the Board Of Health take effect from
and after the promul cation Of this proclamation
Any violation Of the Quarantine laws here proelsmed
will be severely punt he'd. II the penalties prescribed by
law ed inadequste the parties offending will be de
hvered up TO the military authorities t. be dealt With.
The places which hereby declared infect ed
said, the following wit:
the ports Of Nicaragua Central America and the port
Of vers Cruz, In Ne xico.
under my hand and Seal Of the State above and
the independents Of the United states the ninety
JOSHUA BAKER
By the Governor:
J. H. HARDY, Secretary Of Stats. -.
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A -. gEELYEs COTTON GINNERU
"A. and COTTON PICKERf, corner 81 Thomas and n
James strssts IN te Immediate vicinity Of the foows
psy Plsnters', Tyler, FActorsi Commerciz Psican or
esns nerchans vicksburg and Penn. Having nrstcass
Carver Cotton Gina Of slightly each, the --latest In
proved be prepared V hsa gin and pek ost.oa on sat
soT 81 rnss c1frsas once, III snr.r street.
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DoUsLAs.
ENaRAvER AND LTTHOGRAPHER,
.J8ae he. 10 Camp street.
ADJOINING LADKg ENTRANCE crTr HOTEL.

vasns an1 Wsd1ns Cards engraved In ire nsss saae,ns
manner bssinso Cards. Account SALES Cotton, BUS La
ing. ohsekA Invoices and Circular Lsttss ssn, usn.-
usphsd esab, Csncsins Stamps, posr Plates, ssa
Initials Embossed % Pryor sns Eavslopss WTraouH
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EACTB - Mexrs r. Ksner q Hoglsnds., No. 10
IL Poydrss Of the Nslskof Bitters:
0entcmcnI hsve examined the patent thai granted
you by the U Government for manufacturing the haskoe
Bfers and found In the ingredients employed compound
vel calculated 70 excite and kss IN good order the digestive
orxanA have prescribed ssd Btsrs several tines and In
ever Instance had occasion 70 ascertain their beneficial
effect pnAn. ssSssns7 ysy rsspsctiully your oct
have The patent you bold for the msnuiae
Naskod listers and ind nothing 10 the Ingredients thereoi
tAksa n nordnas euAatidsA Indeed 4 nsthaS ba s
cordial Aromatic bitter. =. A. SMITH n. q
Yosr Hsiskof Bitter, which / have examined do not
coptai, sny Ingredients Injurious 70 health and may b
Yoarx n. scHUPPERr. n D,
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AGRICULTURAL.

RICE MILLs.... .............KICE MILLs.
Having secured the services Of Mr. PETER McKINLAY,
he inventor Of the most approved RICE PoUEDER nov In
who has been than years engaged the con-
strueon, erection and management Of Rics Machinery
are now prepared under bis supervision kinds
Of Machinery required IN the preparation Of Rice the
Market and 10 furnish ell necessary drawings and speca
eatisns.
model OF hcKnlsy's Patent Ros Huer, suitable for
hose who euvsis Rice for domestic consumption, Be
cen 81 sstsbishmsnk
LFEDs 4 Co
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Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.
THE r. w. GRAND LODGE or LOUISIANA, L o. or


Hssts annually on the fourth Tuesday IN January and
July In New oresns 0cers for the present year 5ssE r.
kushA Of No. NJ W. Grand Master; J. r Hum Of No. So
W. D. Grand Master: 4. h. FAirchild. Of No II, r
Grand Warden; Josiah Foger ofNo R. W. Grand Secre'
say; W. Dsiesderaer Of No. 40 ". Grand Treasurer
Luther Homes Of Ne Is sndJ O. Dunlap. Of No. Is, r. W.
a. Representatives O. L U Rev G. L. More Of No Is W.
Grand Chaplain; John B. Benz Of No w. Grand MsrshA
A. Mazureau, of No. 40 w. Grand Conductor; J. Rsimsr
Of No. 10. Grand Guardians r. a. J. n LttleiOhn Of No.
Is, W. Grand Herald
No. II, District No. ,; p O. A. J. vsndsgrin Of No O.
District No s. q. g. Grisamore Of No 81 District No.
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CLANCY. Of No. District No. u p a. Jacob schrensr Of
No. s. District No IL; p q. II. Hunsieker of No. a. Dis
srics No IL P O. q. W. auth, of No. g. District No.
STANDING conrrxEs State Of the 0Tder-P. a. Sire Geo.
W. Race Of No. III p g. Master W. O. Wilson, No. 6;
p @. Master Gardner Smith, Of No L.
JsdicialP q. Master Luther Homes, Of No. Is; p q.
d. ID. G. n. Phi Schneider, Of No. 10 r. q. D. wedner
No. a.
Consultation and By-Law.-P. q. Master George Nunees
err of No. 20; p @. Henry Haskell of No. i6 r. @. Vim.
wisstt, Of No. IL.
Petitions and zppeals- a. Master J. O. Dunlap Of No.
Is; p. @. L. Graham. Of No. A.; p. D. q. N. Benjamin
Moses, sfNo.6.
Leqissatise-P a. Master Thomas H. Shields Of No. s;
P. @. Master Howard Mspsugh Of No. u; p. G. Joseph
West, Of No.
Fsnanos-P O. Master A. wallace Hunter of No. Is; r.
g. Master Edward Pilsbury Of No. Is; p O. L r. Tower,
efNo. IL
otsdsntial-P O. A. w. Macdonald, Of No Is; p O. Frank
Phsser, of No. %; P. @. George Dirmeyer, of Ma q
An communications to n w. Grand Master or Grand
Secretary should be forwarded TO the scs Of Grand
eta tho Crescent Mutual Insurance Company
Of Camp street and Commercial Place.
JOSIAH FoLGER. Grand Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-05

MEDICAL.
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Sole Agent for New Orleans State Of Louisiana
"a oounsry Dese,s and Druggists supplied.
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UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
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ITS EFFBCrS ARE MAGICAL II IL the Unbailns
Remedy IN al Of Neuralgia Fscias often sHecsing
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more than two three Pins
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WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT.
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utmost always affords the astonishing relief and
cry rarely fails 10 produce complete and permanent
II contains drugs sightesde
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always be used with ft'
PERFECT SAFETY.
Il has long bean Ia constant bv many Of our
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
who give n their unanimous and unqualified approval
Sent By mall receipt Of price and postage
One package, 81 90. Postage. sosnts
six packages. IS 90. Postage. 81 cents.
Twelve pscksees % 90 Postsgs. IS cent?.
sold by eli Wholesale and retail dealers In Drag and
medicines throughout the United States aud By t
TURNER CO., Sole ProPrietors.
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