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ORA nm. prenen, ss,ooo and Lubbock: $1,000 Finally
Upper pSSnd q Sssns shs GsanS RSn
Which v sSoa, nses0 ssc IN al ~;
Revue states tbt france has IS 600 for the pur
pose Of adding that the population OF Prussia woald
exceed Eat figure she succeeded In lncludlng Lne
10 90 600 OF South Germans who inhabit Bavaria,
Wurtemberg Baden, Hesse and Lichtenstein. Inis
the ReUue says Prussia vsibly hopes to accomplish
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PORT OF NEW YORK. NOVEMBER =, 1865.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Purssrs OF Vessels arriving this port viii
please deliver all packages intended for HERALD to our
regularly authorized agents who attached to our Steam
Yacht nest The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports attend TO the delivery packages
will be BY the following extract proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting held March g. 1885,
Resolved, That and after April I, 1863 the Associated
Press viii discontinue the coection of ship news in ths
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
The o1lce OF the Herald steam Yachts JAN-s ana
JEANsErTE is at Whitehall slip All atoms from
owners and consignees 20 the ot inward bound
vessels viii bsSorwsrisi fres Of cnarse.
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ARRIVALS
nErcHTEp BY the HERALD STEAM yAcHrs


Steamship Tybec Norris, Galveston 0cs 2s with mdse
and passengers, to spoGord, Ttleston A 90.
Steamship United States Norton, New Orleans Oct 81 and
sw Pass is Inst With mdse and passengers 70 Samuel ste
vens 10 miles south of Cape Forda sgnalized brig
Mary Cobb, bound 6th, at AN, passed sssmsbp Gen
Grant hence for New Orleans
steamship Bienvilc, baker, New Orleans Oct 81 and sw
Pass Nov with mdse and passengers 70 Lvingston, Fox
Co.
steamship Marnion Fairco.h Savannah 90 inst, with
ms.e and r., SDs ,oo
General Meade sampson hence for New Orleans striking
when we ssnk 20 The main deck Immediately; the
had light at the main gsf for .elegrapk sign
which Captain Sampson stook for her port light and put
hs wheel 20 stsrboard, which caused tho coson the Gen
Meade OF the passengers brought
them 10 the cy Captain Farcloh the remaining part
TIE crew stayed by the ship aud would Try and her in the
Hook.
Steamship Hattcras, Lawrence, Norfolk Ac, with mdse
and passengers, 10 the Old Dominion Steamship Co. :
Steamship Frspconia Sherwood Portland, with mdse, TO
TAmes.
BARK Laertss (NG) witt Rio Jsnro So days with coffee,
10 cpylus Ds Ruyter Co. Crossed the Equator Oct In
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LONDON Oct 10, 1893.
Tn reviewing the London theatres at the height
or the season lsst year the HERALD pointed out
tat In almost all OF these establishments American
actors and American talent were prominent This
wear there is no American actor Of the 1rst rank,
exoept kiss l'ateman, on the bills Of the theatres
but ssll the A Verican innpence has by 10 meana
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SAILED.

s!eamships City Of Antwerp and Pennsylvania Liverpool;
terpe Galveston Geo Washington, and Gen Meade. New
Orleans Merceda Fernandina Montgomery, and San Sal
vador, Savannah Mahattan, Charleston; Terry, New
BERN NC; Niagara, City Point and Richmond Isaac Bell,
Norfolk Empire Alexandria, Knight Georgetown DC;
Mary Sanford Wilmington, NC.
Wind at sunset SIX, light.
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SHIPPIN NEW S.

Almanac for New York.--Tais Day.
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The Academy OF Music Pixies Opera House and the
French theatre closed during the above rnonths
Tho following table shows the receipts Of the yari
Gus places Of public amusement IN Brooklyn az re.
turned TO the Assessor for the Third district Of the
New York, Tor the months Of July, August and sep.
.fember:--
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ABANsAS-steamship Austn-55 bales hay 10 bbls meal
20 bbls molssses 10 SKIS corn 20 bxs sOap
INV enthusiastically Gen Meade-25j bales cotton l76
bales IL bales wool I3 wine SIS cotton seed
% bd shingles ESQ bbls -four q rolls leather 100
bushes
BOSTON Bark Bwood Cooper-2 bales cotton SO bales
stock 1909 sk 1874 Dkgs mdse IA csks metal q
bbs 1870 bos -four SOC horns 58 slaves feet lumber
ct L0Ulssteamer Great kepuOic-l90 bars of railroad
iron
HAvANA-Schr Estrea-l0f2 SKIS corn 50 SKIS oats
ST THOMAS-SchT Joe Kely-SOJ nb -four 100 bbls meal
50 bbs pork 50 bbls bread 80 900 shingles
slaves
HsvANA-Big Sir Robert Peel535 empty barrels 80 do
csks 81 do ties and sundries
BRAZOS sANrIAGo-steamship Hsrrls-3O0 bills
lime 30 CO feet lumber
COMMISSION steamship gnes-51 bbs -four 10 bbls su
gar 80 bags coffee bbs whisky IL bbls mOlassss
HAVANA AND BALTIMOkE-BaltimOr dis hides
$50 hdes Hsvana52 bbs -four so SKIS bran ties hams 81
coops fowls 20 bbs onions
MOBILE LucretiA-2 bbls whisky bxs sugar 81
bass coffee 20 SKIS con
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.
Death.
BY REV. ABRAM J. RYAN.

BY REV. ABRAM J. RYAN.
Out of the shadows Of sadness,
Into the sunshine Of gladness,
Into the light Of the Blest-
Out of a land very dreary,
Ont of the world Of the weary,
Into the Rapture Of Rest.
Out Of to-day's sin and sorrow
Into blissfnl tomorrow,
Into day without gloom
Out of a land filed with signing
Land Of the dead and the dying
Into land without tomb.
Out Of life of commotion,
Tempestswept oft as the ocean,
Dark with the wreck drifting DER;
Into land calm and quiet;
Never a storm cometh nigh IL;
Never wreck on its shore.
Out OF the land, in whose bowers
Perish and fade all the flowers
Out Of the land Of decay
Into the Eden where fairest
OF fOw'rets-and sweetest and rarest-
Never shall wither away.
Out Of the world Of the wailing,
Thronged with the aDguished and siling,
Out Of the world Of the sad;
Into the world that rejoices-
World OF bright visions and voices,
Into the world Of the glad.
Out Of a life ever lornful,
Out of land very mournful,
Where in bleak exile we roam;
Into a joyland above us,
Where there's Father TO love us
Into "our Home-sweet HOme.n
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OPELOUSAS.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, ct sRx
ECR oPELOUsAs. WASHINGTON, POkI
Barre and all landings the Coast Atchasye River
and Bayou Oourtsbleau-Ths good and sats steamer
Annie Wagley, Gus z Louaier, nsster n ksnison,
clerk. will leave as above. VIII eave Washington every
Sunday at 10 O'Clock T. For freight or passage apply
BLOCH BROS, IH Common street. N. o.
orc. HINCKLEY SON. Wsshington. La
p. S-The Annie connects at Washing ton
with Frog and bsrges for all landings Bayou
Boeuf and win sign threugk blz Of ading.
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wv. (Thurlow Weed) contributes 10 the Gal.
sxy. for May, the following very interesting ar
tiee:
Nothing marks the high cultivation Of the day
more surely than an intense desire to be million.
aires. Every man believes he ought to be one,
and many men, for time, at least, believe they
can be. A coldblooded inspection of this vital
question may enable rs TO see what we are about,
and IL may too teach us how this blissful result
can be accomplished.
An examination Of the tax books Of New York
City (fOr ls66-'7,) shows that already ten men
own one tenth part of the whole taxable property
nj tha cftv IA fOllawa.
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Imports

BRAZOS SANTIAGO-Stesm.hip c Harris-sl0 go in
Texas Ex $4,000 Currency Schmidt Zeger-
p wool Creevy, Nckerson &co5l 90 la hides Mann
6c479 bbls beef Whitney &c0-lE3 head cattle Nc
OuOd a Mehle-sundTies order
HAvANA-Stesmship rappahannock-5S bales tobacco
boxt cigars TrOsgrOsl0O sugar 10
Dymond Lay-55 do 20 J Y Tucker-I67 TO order
CARDENAs-Schr SabinO-229 hhds molssses IS ties do
KOhn
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Rarint 7ntfuiaentf.
CRKscxsr Orrrcx, No. u CAN'T srRxxr, I
Sunday. May 8, 1858.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. ~ CAN'T srRKxr,(
Sunday, May 5, ls66. J
Cleared Yesterday.
STEAMSHIP Austin, Farwel for Arkansas Whitney kc0
steamship Gen Meade. Sampson, for New York
Wood, Low Ludsigse
Steamship G Harris, Tablet. for Br4zOs Santiago
CA whitney &co
Steam ahip Asnss Wilson. Galveston A Whitney 90
steamship Liberty, Balm, for Havana and Baltimore
Wtherspoon 4 Halsey
Steamer Republic Donaldson for ST Louis Master
Steane r LucTetia Davis for Mobile. Msster
Bark Abraham Lincoln do. Benante, Tor Malaga and Mes
sina Master
Bsrk Hlwwod Cooper Fituer for Boston FOsdck &co
Brig Sir Robert Pee Britt, Conner for Havana TrOisgrss
schr River Queen, WO, as for Ceniuegss IN ballast
Goldenbow Kelley
Schr Fsirella Fuentes, for Havana Master
GoldenbOw Kelley
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Receipts by Railroads.

NEW ORLE ms, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
bales Warren, Crawford &cO-5 Acus Sherck Au-
tsy-7 Male &co-2 Battle No6e-2 Jne Ha-die &co :
rs X L Aaams-2 a q Crom WELLS His gins &cO-sun-
dries 20 order-Tots So bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUSAs& GREAT WESrB RN-
cotton sure-l do Hsrs-50 bbls potatoes and
eurdres TO order
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llliOhalres.

THE RICH MIN OF NEW YoRK-How THEY MADE
THEIR MONEY.
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BALTIMORE
FOR BALTInoEK AND HAVANA
fHK NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEhI-hoNTHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
LIBERrY.....I zoo .Ihos A Balm, Commander.
oUBA...-......llso tens. .Dukshars, Commander.
CARRYING UNITED STATES HAMa
FIRST CABIN:
Through Tickets 70 New York SEQ.
FOE BALTIMORE AND HAVANA,
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs splendid fa., steamship
Liberty,
THoS. A Balm, Commander.
WIN lssvs ~ above. on SATURDAY, May I'd. ct
freight passage having unsurpassed seoommoda-
lions, apply TO wIrHBRsPooF, HALsEY q CO., Agents.
20 Oarondeet street
e signed Permits for freight must be procured rom this
once No freight for Hsvsns taken shsr II o'clock %
The CUBA. Capt Dukshsrt. will follow.
BOSTON.
xEEoHANrg BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
UorooRDIA.....7OOO tons Lesnd Commander.
KKNsINGTON. ...l2O0 =. Hedges, =.
ST. LOUIS.......l2O .. Sears. ..
oRIEEfAL...... 300 .. Snow, ..
Forming Regular Weekly Lins
FOE BOSTON DIRECT-rHE STEAMSHIP
Oriental.
p. SNOW, Commander,
VIII leave on MONDAY. May 4th, at p. n, from
Bulls Head.
These srer superior accommodations passsn.
ofy >~ss.d.a shippers froiEhs psssass
sppHto 0REKyY, MCPHERSON co..
No. So Osrondset street.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
HOHDURAa
BELIEF, BRITISH HONDURAS
UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE BELIZE GOVERN
MENr.
To sail the FOURTH SATURDAY Of Every Month,
Commencing Saturday Dec e. ats o'clock Pm
EOR BELIZE. BRITISH HONDURAS.
rhs United States mail steamship
Trade wind.
u woRRILL, Commander.
For freight or passage, apply TO
BROOKS MACDONALD 4 CO., Agents,
50 CsrOndelet street.
The TRADE WIND with the steamer Enterprise
for SantO Tomas, Onoa, or Yssbel.
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B q LID Z T.,

Returns thar 70 their patron
He has made extensive additions
his Workshops and introduced several Woodworking ma
chimes which vii enable him 70 attend promptly 70 any eus
shops and Oes Of PyAna and Washington srsstx
Mechanics Exchange box No.
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TOWBOATS.

T0WB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
THE UNDERSIGNED, WISHING TO ESTAB
fish equitable and uncfm rate Of Towage and to offer
facilities the shipping erng and leaving this
port have combined the following Towboats:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland. Leviathan. Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE.
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles. Thos. n. Morgan, Equator. w
bash, Norman, Republic, Teeumseh
WlcacO and Reliance.
The and power OF the above associated Line Of
guarantee that detention will occur either ct
PETER MARCY Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER ZUBERBlER
Harry Wright Lima
EDWARD A. YORKE a CO., y Lima
Associated Office, IS Carondeet street up stairs.
j. O. NOROROSS.
CHAS FITZENRfTER
Levee Agents.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

S44&&A@ssS44&4S
9ALvEsTON-INDIANOLA
MORGAN LINE u s. MAIL STEAMERS.
ZOE GALVESTON AND TsDIASoLA-rHE
allowing iron steamships form this Lines
w g. Hewes..I. q. Harris 80. Austin.
iss......SS rss. organ.
cltntos ..........Tartsr ..........Matssorda'
The Steamship Agnes.
wv WILSON. Commander.
WIN san on SUNDAY, May Sd. stsAz
oHAs A WHITNEY 4 CO., Agents.
80 and So Camp street
No Whisky received without order from the Office
The steamship v. 2; HEwEs sil succeed the AGNES.
EOR TEXAs................Fo TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICK's BAY ROUTE,
VIA
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
P.ssengs The Ferry Boat opposite Jackson Square
the leaving the Agisrs Depo. at arriving At
Bsshesr City 4. taking the Morgan Line Steamships
Josephine. ..................oAPTAIN >. n. LEWIS,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYs
Tickets be bad and secured until o'clock
DAY TnSsy IS At hs . ess o. 81 the a. os
Ferry Landing on the mernDg O. dsPsssurs s,,.s.,.
CORPUS CHRISTI,
MORGAN LINE U. s. NAIL STEAMERS.
FOR CORPUS CHRISTI, ROcKPoRT
and St Mays Tsxas-Ths low pressure sidswhes iron
steamship
s. P. FARwELL. Commander.
VIII leave on SUNDAY, May Sd. at A. n, from her
wharf, Oet Of ST. Joseph street. carrying the o. s. mails
The Austin will go Rockpo landing freight and pas
seDgers for Corpus Christi St harys that place
Fer freight or passage apply to
CHAs. A. WHITNEY CO, Agents,
90 and 50 Camp street.
PHILADELPH
FOE PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
THE PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN NAIL
STEAMSHIP ooNPkNY's
Regular ssmi-xonthiy Line Of stssmsbps
suniata. I7ls tOns................Cspt p. r. HoxIK
Star Of ths Union. l2O2 tons. 7. n oooKsKY.
To sail THURSDAY, May H. at6rM
C0R PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
The hvorite steamship
Star of the Union.
Capt T. N OooKsEY.
WI lssvs hsr wharf. Jackson Square. Is above
Cabin Passage 70 Havana currency.
Through Tickets New YOrk, Baltimore and Boston.
FOR freight passage, having splendid accommods-
uREEvY, MCPHERSON . co.,
IS Osrondelst street.
FLORIDA PORTS.
FOR FLORIDA PORTS.
ALLIANCE LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
EOR PENsACOLA, APALAcHIooLA, ST.
KEY WEST.
Through bills Of ladlng Columbus and Bainbridgs.
Ga and all regular landings ChattahoOchee River also
route Freight New Yo K via Cedar Keys, Florida Rail
road and steamships connecting Fernandna at lowest
rates and with dispatch
This line Is composed following steamships
emi-monthly for the above named ports:
Alliance, &. Z. PARKER, Commander
Lavaea, L. II. LIVINGSTON, Commander
Leaves TUESDAY, May s. atsA
The steamship Lavaca,
LIVINGSTON Commander,
Will leave her whsrf Post 40 Fourth District above
taxing freight and for tha above named
For freight or passage SPPlyto prpv,xs A..
% Carondelet street.
B-Shppers will please procure orders from Agents
Office before sending freight to the steamer
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Arrived Yesterday.


Steamship Harris Talbot from RraEos Santiago via Rock
pOr and Galveston 10 @ whitney &co-lst district 10
Schr Sabine Percy Om Cardinal 10 k0hn- "a district IL
Schr Annette, from Pearl River, master-New Basin
Schr Isabella from Pascagous, TO master-Nes Basin
Schr Victoria from PascaR Oua- TO master-Neg Basin
sehr Julia from Bay ST Louis. to master New Basin
Schr Desire, from Pascag0ula TO mas er-Nes Basis
Sohr California from Pascagoula. 20 masteI-New Basin
Schr Elizabeth Anne. from CovngOn 20 msster-New Basin
Schr Star from siloxi, 20 master-New Basin
Schr Liberty IRON Parcagoula, to master-New Basin
schr FruitieTe, from Pascagoula, 20 msster-Nev Basin
schr Blessey from Pascagoula 20 master-New Basin
Sehr Mars Ivene. from Biloxi 20 master-New Basin
schr Dixie, from Biloxi 20 master-New Basin
Sehr Leonora, from Pearl River. 10 mastr-New Basin
schr Jno 0koake from Pearl River to naste-New Basin
Barge Stevenson, from Pa cagguls, 20 maserNew Basin
Barge HI Latour from Biloxi 20 master-New Basin
Logger Salvador, Milton from Reeand TO master-2d dis
trictl5
Luggsr Venus Smith, from Petit caiOu to massr2d dis
trio is
LuggtT Chp vsiOn from Baratsr mastsr2a district Is
STEAMBOATS,.
Frank Pargoud Tobin. from Memphis
Mite Stevens, Kellogg, from Jefferson
Cleona, Patterson, from Floyd
Peerless, Reasener. from fort Smith
Wild Wagner, Richardson from Natchez
Iucretia, Davis, from Mobile
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile
Hunter Jeanfreau. from P0inte a Ia Hache
LouisianA, holcrof, from Ci cinnad
Richmond, Neal, from Louisville
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1899 MoNTvALE SPRINGS. 1853

1853 MONTvALE SPRINGS. 1853
This Favori.s SUMNER RESORT, situated in BlOun.
visitors on the FIRST OF JUNE
was. in LIVER BOWELS
KipNEYs and SKIN and the Cure Of eHKoNIo DIS
2res for enjoyment and recreation the best watering
le ths season. will he Increased bv the extels.n the
Knoxville Railroad in rapid course Of
the time Of opening % Mayv Whence passengers cen
REDUCED-Per day. 50; per week, s2; per month. $40
Address for pamphlets containing analysis and DESCRIPTION
BOOK FOR THE UNFoRTUNATE.
j. BALDWIN DUFrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EAEs Loss PSS SsIgG S ,a DsD Ill ss
mPatng marriage Sent By mail On receipt Of 3 cents BY
New Orleans Msdicsl Institute.
Where all private diseases successfully treated
NOTICE TO STATE TAX PAYERS.
FIRST DISTRICT.
city of New Orleans.
once of the State Tax Collector for the First District
rom Canal to Felicity street. the river and lake open from
"a n. tOs P. L., DAILY, for the
COLLECTION OF LICENSES FOR 1855,
Now due once ITO CarOndelet street.
In accordance with the of Commanding General
Of the Fifth Military District all State Taxes, Licenses
nd the Convention Tax will hereafter be required to be
din U S. Currency. ..,
State Tax Collector, First District
yew Orleans. January 10, 1868.
Il NEAss tk MAYO
IN SUCCESSORS TO MAGEE KNEAsSJ
Removed from No. Magazine street,
Manufacturers of saddlery and Harness,
-fnPoRTERs
sADDLERY, HARDWARE, BIZ LTING, PACKING AND
HOSE ErC, ETC,
Nos Tchoupltoulas New Levee, and a. 48 and 50
Common streets.
Y O. PALMER - co.,
Or o. PALMER. JOSEPH WILD, L. 8 ooxI
Importers and wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
Carpets. Mats. Oh Cloths. Etc. nts.
Is % and " csnnp street. rs- orl..na La
|
PETER ROSS.
BUILDER,
Returns thssks 70 the View Orleans patron
age the 70 he hss nov made extensive
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Below Coming Up.
Exports.

Echr Loresito (Mex) Laferta, from = TO = Osmerden
Bark Shawnut, Lord, from Messini, TO Cochran
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SHOCKING MURDER IN WINS BoROUGH.-Mr.
Elijah II. Conway was sitting on the gallery Of
MIR. ROsenfelt's store, with his chair leaning
against one Of the pillars and his back to the
street, when Capt. j. Lawrence Ward approached
from across the street and remarked TO him, " Mr..
Conway. you owe me an apology" Mr.. Conway
rose TO his feet and asked him " What for" By
this time Capt. Ward had got upon the second or
third step Of the gallery and repeated the de-
mand for an apology, at the same time making
movement as IL 10 draw weapon, when Mr.. Ed.
Abel, who was standing on the gallery, stepped
down and took hold Of him to prevent him from
doing so. Just then, John Ward, q younger
brother of Capt. Ward, who had come out of Mr.
]. II. Crawford's Office with a gun, ran to the
spot, and fred from position some six feet to
the left Of his brother the shot taking effect in
Mr.. Conway's right eye, making hole as large as
q dollar, and coming out behind his left ear. he
fell, no doubtki led nstantaneously his brains and
pieces Of skull bestrewing the side OF the house and
floor. The Wards went up and looked at the
body, and then walked up town. posse of
citizens armed themselves and went after aud
came upon them walking up the Beuf Prairie
road. On calling on them to surrender, they said
they would not do 90 70 q mob, but TO legal
authority, and on being told they had a warrant
for then, they gave up their arms and surrendered.
They are now in jail. having. we believed, waved
an examination Winnsboro' (La.) Sun. April 81
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vICKsBURa.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, MBrE
LNOR VIeksBUE 20, NATCHfz. AND ALL IN
II termedsfe landngs- The steamer Gen Quilmaa.
making all Coast laDdings
sINHOTfx ADAMS, Is Commercial Place
The steamer Gen. Qutman connects Ct Vicksburg With
steamers Countess and calumet for YsEoo and TaahAtohis
RIVERS and steamers Julia and Rabeon for st. Louis, Men,
phis and all intern landings
LEAgEs EVERY tn gsDAY ATsPM
WICK eB q R9. EATCHEZ AND NEW ORLEAFE
hsgular Tuesday .. g. Mall Packet, in place 81 the
l. LEE. The steamer
Gov Allen,
JNO w. CANNON, xsstss.(
VII leave for vicksburz EAtchez Grand Gulf
st Joseph Waterproof Fort Adams Bayou Sara
Rouge Donadsonville, and al intermediate landings
Ibe Gov. Allen close connectiors with stsamsr
CALUMET vicksburg for all landings Yssoc river
FOR freight having odaooa
splpy board or 70
sINNoTT ADAMS. rs Commercial Pisca
A. BRITToN 4 CO., Is Front street
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WATERING PLACES.

NEW ORLEANS AND VAUDEVILLE DAILY PACKET
COMPANY.
FOR VAUDEVILLE, LEwIsBURG AND MADISON
WILLIE.
FOK VAUDEVILLE. LEwrsBURe AND
MadsonvileThe elegant lowpressure Cam ella
Capt W. l. CozZENs having unsurpassed
for passengers and freight has been purchased for trade
and viii commence her regular daily trips the places
about the 2Sh April continuing in the Summer
and Winter Arrangements will be made transpOrsa
ton of freight and passengers to and from oOvingtou
For further Information apply to
COHEN NJ. s0RIA. Agent
Is and 20 Union street.
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, BOOK FOR THE UNFoRrUNATE.

j. BALDWIN DUFF's TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
BASES lmpoteDey Loss Of Power Nervous Debility with
mpedments to Marriage should be read by all
mpatinR marriage Sent by mail receipt Of IS by
j. B. DUFF a GRIFFIN,
New Orleans Medical Institute,
264 Magazine street,
Where all private diseases are successfully treated
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-05
THE pENOoRATIo ooHYEHr1or.

There has been Of late some movement in
Democratic circles with view to organiza-
ton. So far as this is intended we see
netting strange in it. But they have gone
further and made preparations for holding
state convention in this city to-day. They
have an avOwed object for organizing
defeat efthe constitution which is about to
be submitted to the people of this state tor
approval or rejection.
But we can not see the prepriety Of nom
mating candidates for any Of the Offices.
For il the constitution Is defeated there
wiz be no Offices 70 ill, and we
shall have to 90 on under military ruls
while longer. If they arc not strong
enough to defeat Che constitution, they win
not be able 70 elect single state o1aOsr,
nor scarcely : member d congress. And
the election Of delegates to national con
ventiOn viii be equally. useless, as Ibis
state will have 40 vote in the next pfeni-
dental campaign unless we frst adopt 3
constitution. There will hardly Be another
framed in this state beswesa now and next
November, 30 that We mnss ratify tie one
just completed or &c without . Htata gov
ernmens altogether fsr smother year ar
peThaps longer. And i The Demecrals ara
not able % prevent ne ndopsioa Of tha
conalllutlsa tse. hey eaa hardly hope'i q
carry he alsls far thair electoral fbfel
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