davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08


Inc bnelisn government Is taxing pos
session OF all the telegraph lines. WheE
"i,i America ioiio"
:, James Gor1oh penuett, Jr., manages the
New YORK Herald on board his yacht.
Hence the ponucs OF ths paper are all al
sea-
A drunken Englishman at Ems. a Ger
man watering place, lately, on meeting the
tlceroy oi f.gypS slapped nun IN the lace
ana called MN "a ID Arab"
General Grants gr-at-grandfather, Noah
Grant, commanded company of white and
black men in 1875, and fell al the battle of
White Plains, as did his brother, Solomon
Grant.
A marriage was solemnized in Hartford
nearly two years ago, which has been kept
secret from the friends of the parties IN
10 the present time The parties are now
applying to be divorced.
A Mississippi correspondent of the Dirie
Farmer expresses the wish that the word
'planter" be stricken out Of the Southern
vocabulary, and the word 'farmer' take
its place.
England has a million of women IL wants
to get rid OF, because there is no chance of
their being married in Great Britain. They
{ many bales Of goods. What a gallant ma
uOni 20 -
A physician Of New Albany advocates
the establishment Of a lvinr.in hosnitaI AZ
that place, saying "the number of births
out of wedlock in New Albany, Louisville,
and Jacksonville demand an institution Of
the kind.'
There ia man IN town WIN ba. a
splpnaid education, and can cnnvarss IN
several different laognaoes vet he earns
his daily bread BY citing wood aud
digging with the spsde.-P rincst0n m
Pdhios
At the funeral ~ the senlrtor R.s,;a,;
In Florence. oY,Iv two candles vera carried
and the street bovs Who folov s,ch No.
eessions Ia rather mn the f1rinn;pcs Of -
booted and yelled at the novertv which
prevented their gain.
The Ritualisls separate the sexes in
church. Paterfamilias writes To q naner
complaining of this. He has beeo IL Inc
habit of.sifting by his wife for TWENTY-FIVE
years. ssapd w50.J he piteouslv arts s.is
under the new pIan. 10 pinch me when I
saote out at the stupid sermon.D
Eis,v.e,ur ho,,r. l. y. l,,~nr;ons 80. Ia,
take oue Tram he shore If Iale Mieb;@sn
and a temperature mn In the nineties III ihs
snow-capped mountains of Colorado.
where overeoats are In demand a wear
or two aea a .nanv Ssvs were o,tsn Son.
sumed in tke trim
nor,sd 49, 0ns ~ , ~ Ilapsrol y mus 81
nert wear we ,bnH ses se .,' h saAss Placs
y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08
SHERIFF S SALES.
widow J q. de at. Romes, Eugene de g.
ZONES. subfoeated, Va Mrs. Widow Fanny

blanc es ais asf
GEOONp DIsTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
~ leans NO. 4fl-By virtue OF writ Of feri facias
ya Arthur HAuoh, 20 me directed BY the
Honorable the Second District court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled suit i will
pfoceed % sell AZ publ auction, at the Mefcants'
and auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, betves n
Uanal and Cns omhouse streets, in the Second Dis.
trict Of this city. on SATURDAY the Iwef b DAY Of
september 1858 At " clock, M, the following de
scIibed property, 10 wit: 1l7E
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the rear
81 TINS city. and contributing part Of the former
the square No 40 on pan drawn by Bo1rs eroi late
Surveyo, ON the twentieth of December, 1885 enti-
ted Plan of the late tleytas property situated on
bayou Eoad, and div dcd into lots, deposited in the
once OF Lucien Hermann, late notary public in
TINS CITY by act Of eleventh March, 1887 before Felix
de Artnas, notary in this city; esid four lots of
ground measuring, American measure, as follows:
Lot NO. y feet inches runt on ST. Peter street by
soteet inehee and 6linrs in depth on the line con
uRuous 70 the Ooquet property. Lots Nos. 2and g.
measuring each 9S feet inches and lines front on
hocnebiAve street, the depth the otf er line
next 70 the Coquet property. said two lots being
contagious to each other and hav ng 20 feet on the
nne Wnicn separates said ot No. from said lot No.
ana " feet inches on the other line contiguous
70 lot No 4 Lo. No measures Is feet inches and
ines on Carondelet ak So feet inches A. d g
nnes 'front.' on Hochebave street, Infect inches in
depth on the linz contg uous to lot 40 d 89 Ieet
II in6 hes and lines on the line contiguous to
the Coquel's property.
Seized in the above suit. W."
Terms-Cash on the spot s4.ts.r
THoE. L. MAXWELL ~
au7 % sel2 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


Arrival and Departure OF Railroad
Trains
North and East via Jackson Railroad-Leave
daily at 4:3O P. NJ. Arrive at $40 P. NJ.
Galveston via Opelousas railroad and steamer
from BrasheRr-Leave tlot of st. Ann Street Thurs
days and sundays at 1880 a. NJ. Arrive Wednesdays
and Saturdays at l P. NJ
Coast Steamers.
For Mobile-Steamer leaves Milneburg every day
on arrival of p ST. Pontchartraln cars
For Mobile Propeller steamer leaves New Basin
every Wednesday and Saturday at 5P M.
For b y st. Louis, Pass CHRISTIAN Mississippi
City, Biloxi. and Ocean SprinEs-Steamer leaves
MneburR Tuesdays and Thursdays on arrival OF
A NJ train; on saturdays arrival of p NJ. train.
going to Pascagoula.
street on the 5th ana 10th If every month.
For Madisonvile Vaudeville etc-Steamer leaves
daily on arrival of 2 p. NJ. train; Saturday, p NJ;
Sunday (exour5onl, 6:g0AM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08
Union Insnranee Company VS. Lsonee
Burths :

CIxTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
p leans. No; n,i77-By virtue of an alias writ Of
ner tacas, Greeted by the Honorable the Sixth Dis
triot Court Of New Orleans in the above entitled
pause % george W Avery. late sheriff, and by said
late sheriff 60 me transferred will proceed 20 sell
AZ public suction, at the Merchants and Auction
eers. EXCHANGE, Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse Streets in the Second Dis q thls
city, on dQNoAl, the seventeenth day of August
b Seven SHARES OF TEE CAPITAL STOCK of
the Oarrollton Railroad Company, standing on ina
books o. SAID company ~ the name Of defendant,
said defendant in and to The same. = FlTT - y,
Seized in the above suit.
Termg-Cash on the spot. i'--
v.f -.--.s.lg THOMAS L. MAXWELL
aubnls Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08

E'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TAE
~ parish Of Orleans, No. 2oOO7.-By virtue
he Honorable the Fitch District Court for he
parish q Orleans IL the above entitled cause,
chants and Auctioneers Exchange. ROYAL street
getwesn Canal and customholss streets in the
second plstslct q TINS city, on. SATURDAY., the
:. a tdE .lsN PaOAlsS0RY HOTK. dated at
view Vfiesnss Y nj lana, June % 1861, payable ons
order Ana Dy him ipdorsed, for the sum OF three
.housand dollars tSao0O, with interest At eight ga
prI cent per annnn from date stil maturity. The
snld note IS securou by mortgage eighty 0 diner.
eht tleels OF and, o9nteining IN ell three thousand
two hundred Auq ighty-seven and hity-even one
~ nareths I 81 leo anrea situate In the parish ~
on the left bank of the Mssi sipp river and
orleans. The whole a. ner act Of mortgage before
a, Y. Ls We hotAry Public dated June .. 1851.
hetzed In the above anit =
IoIns-Gaah on the spot l1+' Hi=ie
8 f.l. ~ 1880 THQMAS L. MAXWELL.
Aut9l5 Sheriff Of the PAfie II Of Oriesnu.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08
MEDICAL,
MEDICAL.
>~>-~N'N~>~NN~-~~-N~~ -~-y-.-, S..---..,>...I
nK. N. A. sOUTMWORTH-
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
ls1 Customhouse Street,
. NEW ORLEANS,
MARRIAGE GUIDE.


Being private instructor tor married persortl
those about to be married, both male and femlk
everything concerning the physiolosy and re1td
Of orr sexual gys EN-, and the productiou sndT
yentlop Of oispring including all the new diso,I
ies, never before gwen in the nglisn Language
WILLIAM YOUNG. NJ. ID. This is really n,
Bile and inter esting work Il IL written in pleip
gnage tor the general reader, and is illustrated n
numerous EngravinRs. All young married peol
or those contempt Ating marriage. and having
ast impeachment to married lie should read =
DOOR. IL discloses secrets that every one shounl
acquainted with; still it is book that must b u
ed up and not lie alb ut the house 1t will be sen
o. y address on receipt OF 80 cents =
Address Dr. WILLIAM YOUNG, No. sl6 Gpfl
street, above Fourth, Philadelphia =
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE--No Il
ter what may be your disease, before VOC place yeT
sell under the care of any ono o. the notl1a
quaek S-native and foreign-who advertise IN tha
any o. her paper, get copy Of DR.. Touna's Bookr
read it carefully. It will be the means Of saEina
many dollar. your health. and possibly your m
Dr Young can be consul ed on any Of the discs
Described In his publications AZ HE cAacc. Ne
Spruce street. above Fourth, PhiladelphIa. len N
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08
ohief CLERK House 81 RepresentaiiYe '
A Noble Enterpri.e--ane of the Garnet.
Baggers.


A Noble EnterPzi.e--"ne of the Carpet
Baggers.
Twenty-Five or SIX years ago a man who
had seen between thirty five and forty sum.
mers, with a genial face and an impede
ment in his speech, was found in a seven
by-nine room, in the Exchange Building,
In Albany. The stock and trade Of the
apartment consisted of dilapidated desk,
a three-legged stool, and carpet bag.
The aforesaid individual was Henry Wells.
and the carpet bag was the foundation Of
the great American Express company. The
express business has become one of the
great institutions of the country. Henry
Wells is entitled to the credit of being one
of its principal founders. We are renrind-
ed of this incident by the fact that the same
Henry Wells has erected and furnished at
Aurora, on Cayuga Lake, seminary for
the education OF females, at an expense of
about 100000. The ceremony OF inau-
gtlrating the Wells Academy took place
Friday (July 24) The chief speech was
made by George William Curtis, who was
followed by Judge Hall Of Buffalo, Seua-
tor F0lger, and others. The building Il an
immense structure, thoroughly equipped
ana furnished, win large domain OF cui.
tured lawn and grove around 1t. It a
monument 20 the munlaeence of a man
who bas risen from the lowest round Of the
ladder. We agree with Contemporary.
that whenever q citizen rises to the grand
eur Of q motive by which fortune Is dedf
Gated to make others than himself and his
own happy, Il deserves public record.
Nelp York Commercial Advertiser.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08

We have law prohibiting the imporla.
ton Of Texas cattle into this State. This
law has been ignosed. Texas cattle have
been imported and fed on our prairies
without regard to law, and farmers are reau-
ing the result in the defamation Of Their
herds In many localities So sefious H.
the aliiietion become. that L Is affecting he
live stock and packing interests. The lat.
ter trade has appointed q c6mmittee to visit
The localities where this spanish fererl'
prevails, examine into dhe cause. and re-
port, This Is well enough, hut Il is better
10 apply the preventive which experience
has proven is the oely way to secure lnmus
mtg from The disease, and keep these long
hofnea heFaa 81 fren cur prairie pastures.
Bssf consumers haze vital interest n tbs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08

Glendy Burke VS.. David n. Forbes.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THIS PAR
~ lsn Of Orleans, No u-By virtue of a writ Of
seizure and sale 10 me directed by the Honorable the
Seventh District Court for this parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed TO sell at
public auction A. the MsrchAnts aud Auctiones RS
Exchange, Roy al street, bets cen Caual and Custom
house stree in the Second Dislric OF tfs CITY on
"a iuRDAi, the NTH day of september, 1853 81
to Wit = F-A'''
A CERTAIN. PORTION OR LOT OF GROUND.
together with ali the buildings ahd improvements
snereen n hts priv eyes and appurtenances there
unto osoneing or IN any wise apperaninR situated
IN the First District Of this city in he square conn
prised " thin Prytania. st Charles late Nayadss),
traio and Thaia slreets forming one of the corners
OF Prytan and Erato streets, and measuring in
trenoh measure sixty feet front on said Prytania
street. BY one hundred aud twenty fee in depth Sc
tween parallel lines, and front on said Erato traet
be ng the same property which the said defendant
acquired by purchase from ~. N simpson nv act
passed before p o; CuveieF, Notary Public in this
city On the twentyhfth Of September, 1865.
Seized in the aboveIedit. -
Terms-Cash on the spot. fF
augS 25ss5 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08

holders the sales including $1,000 at 2z y cent dis
COUNT 5000 and e50Upo at u; Slkoo' ~ 9sx; 5000
ard S2h0Q a. 25 $1,000 3bk, and Sl6, 200 u 55&,
Last evening 5000 sold 1t Sl,i.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08

For Galveston and Indian la-Morgan line foot OF
st. Joseph street, Wednesday and Saturday at S
A, NJ
For Brazos Santago-MorgEn line foot of St. Jo-
seDh street, every Saturday ats NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08
ocean steamships.

For New York-Cromwell line every Saturday at
Pm.
For New York-Merehants' line every Saturday at
Up. NJ.
For Baltimore and Enthusiastically from Jack
son Square on the Ist and 18th of every month.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08
FOB RENT.

TO RENT "a LARGE AND EIIGIBI
etore-one Of the finest In the oity-No. Ia GIl
ss.s,ssS neaE yarondelet street L is susceptibs
viii be rented cheap. Inquire Of
M 9 kRNON, No. 2 story Building.
s, Le corner OF Camp and Common street.
no KENT.-A NEWLY BUILT TWO-sTOI
\ Brick Dwelling. with al modern conVeniau1
70. Rampant street, q few doors above 81
street Possession given immediately Appb
n. Gernon. No Story BniidiuF "A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08

Louisa Wolbreeht, WILSON, of the I.
Henry kreienOrock, vs. Frederick Wilhelm h
necke.
GIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARl
~ OF orleans, No. l0--By virtue u o writ OF sss1
and sale 70 me directed by the Hononj
he Sixth District Contt for the pafisa
Orleans, in the above entitled cauM
viii proceed to sell at public euction, n !
Msrchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. m
street, between Canal and Uustemhouse stresh
the Second District of this city, on TUEsDl
September 1858. at II o'clock Nj this folioWias 4
scTibad property, viz. -
A CERTAIN lat OF GROUND toeethsF n
the bui diDgs thereon and Rppurfenances tbarsN
eelonging, rtuate in the Third District Of nj, III
Designated by the No. Is in the squars boun5ei +
60 dehildren Mora es, Louisa, and Piety arss'
on plan No 2eS deposited 1, the office Of [heodal
Guyol Dotary public in this city said lot rsiS'l
ing, American measure. twenty seven feet fveir,SA
and four lines front on Louisa stre q by one huHJ
rect deep and front on Morales street. Which mN
erty was sold BY the late Heinrich KreienbrosSN
the said defendant. by act passed on the ffsg
July, 1866, before Abel Dreyfous, a notary pusi,
this city. 80
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
.e g THOS. L. MAXWELL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08

cramer Bergnan a o.. vs.Jehn ntriwer,
SEXENTH. pIsrRlgT COURT FOR THE
- fatilf % Orleans No 1i.-By virtue 81 and in
ohediene4 p A. order Of yale audorsd Juy SCI ie6s
70 me directed BY The H1aorable tbs Seventh l5is.
trict Court Tor tho parith II dreams 10 M aiors
eatid,ea eanss Will proceed 70 sell at public auction
o. TUESDAY; rms eleventh day Of AusuSf
ietd ~ tsp O'clock a. N, At nv WETahouss 81, M
Am street. betFe9n R1{ = and Bourbon street,. IL
~. L box Tebaoeo.
BE Facksss, fiade Tobacco 5is
TX barrel uf Molaasaas ~.
uozsnuf Blooms 1-A
ef naz 81 Diackinf. t J
! bog ~ Soap. 4aF
w 7 doxan Sockets 8 ISL l 5I
box Candy. Z
Attached Il th9 abotn suit e. t' lf- !
lqfm4- A1sn % t1n net. !. - y
THOMAS Z. NlxWzLI.
Ud aps u Sheriff 81 lhs Pffilh u oTis1tA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08
John aedaa. ra. Pet.r Kmna

THIRD DIsTRIor CuURT OF NEW n
L teams No. 26056.-By virtue Of a writ Of seis1
and sale to George ". Avery late Rh.s7
directed, by the Honorable the Third n
trict Court Of New Orleans in the above eatal
ferred, l VIII proceed TO sell at public suction w
Merchants' and Auctioneers' Exchanre Nj
street. between Canal and Customhouse strsaesH
the Second District of this city, on TUERnif
September l. 8e, at 2 O'Clock M, the folloWipsa
,scribed property, to wit:
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, with all N
the First District OF this city, in the square bous
~ Suzette, Tohoupitoulas, New LeVee, and M
JsmIn streets, which lot is designated BY she M
and measures 46 feet 6inehes5ront on Snzetteihl
BY ite teet 10 inches deep between parallel lines:
ing the came property which the defeD liant aooui1
by purchase from Robert Z tierson and Willa1
Patterson, as per act ed before stuart H ~
late notary public in this oity, on the second
of May, 1850.
heized IN the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
su1 II sel Sheriff ~ tha p. r;aI, - 49, 49,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08
RRnEIpTs an pRnnnnP.


ALEXANDRIA-Steamer st NicholaR.-l99 EN- tv
bbs to keringen-4 coops poultry 2 bdls hides
bale rags MARKS 900 Il bbl whisky DWyer-I DO
tailoy d ksllar-4 pkgs mdse ] L Copret-4 bbls
bag wool Beraud Gibert-1 coop poultry bdl hides
LaDusduere-i coop poultry 70 Il feTreDonne -ie
bdl hides Y H Mortar teo--363 head ca tie MeCuoid
&c0- sundries to order f
THIBoDAUx--Steamer Hetty Gilmore lot
slaves to Ben ksey--e bbIs rice r Cherot-l COOP
eggs DutourI tee lard Pessou--l BIZ grapes to
j LAmbeft-4 bzIes moss Ierrebonne 4 Gonrdain
coop poultry bales mos pkg eggs j N " Alsh--
90 Lsurle--S DO 20 u 1err sbonne-1 do Il Smiths
Carthy--5 bdls hides M aufman &co--a pkgs mdse
r. = Mattesen- aundries to order
ThIbODAuA-Steame Flicker-18 pkgs eggs to
do AlIen--3 do g Garner--2 coops poultry
pkg eggs l. Dumestre-5 pkgs eggs n Uherot-lot o d
iron pkg eggs ferrehonne& Gourdain-l BIZ eggs
p Dider---tx suudries Geo Duncan---And snndfles
LOWER ooAsT-ste.mer Aces bales cotton
crates cotton TO Clinton-38 bbls rice MArtin-f
sks potatoes % bdls sacks and sundries 10 order
observation-disclosures Gen QuitmAn-8 bales
cotton 60 j = Person-l5 bales cotton Musson eco
DO PAYNE. Huntington &co-I do l bag do james
nrlihng-]l bale cotton 1 " Arthur 600 do 70
~ 1iRbt, Allen &co-32B pks Is fruit A Juhan-l20 40
Il Tramcntana-iO2J r Boarman-iO8 M Dowling--l
g y straeder44 l,arhrini Petroveh--Sl b siiers
Jn9 King-l6 Miller & Meyer--i6J Burchsll lco--
North Brush MAson-e do Hugh Allen &ae-a do
Person-2J loren1o-l7 bags cotton Clinton
~ S SbIs flour Jno KiPEzo bbls lime Richards
y CLntou-3 do do wool Meyer. Deutch a Weia-
sundriis Jos Hoy 4co-2v2 SKIS cotton seed AidiRs-
l2s cedar posts and sundriss TO orderTota 81 bales
GOVINeToE-Sehoope Pippo-to coo brick. to O
steHart-sundries 20 order fE lTs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08
STEAMERS LEAVING TO-DAY.

New Work, GEN MEADE, Sampson, s P. H.
New York. Cor YES, Nelson, P.
81. Louis CONTINENT tai, Garter, p. II.
Red River LorUs No. Z. Danie's 5P ~,
Vieksburg. ...-- GEN. QUITAIAN, Leathers, p. "
Red River. ST, NICHOLAS Dowty, or. H.
Natchez .........WILD WA oNER, Richardson Pm
Bayou Sara. 81. OR EAGLE BAranco NJ.
Galveston ........W W. q, HEwEs. Trip. A. N.
TeIas.............I O. HARMS, Talb 4, sA If.
Bay St. Louis. .CREoLE Baker, 2 P Cars.
Bay St. Louis -. LAURA, Walker, l2M-Oars.
Mobile. ANAL BOAT, 2 P. MARS
Mobile ........... sLUCRETIA, Davis p NJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
Saturday. August 8, 1862.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
-l No eleaTAAces reported yesterday.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Pippo Pippo from Covington to master

New Basin
sTBAMBoATs.
st Nicholas, Dowiy, from Alexandria
Hetts e lmore, King, from Thib .dau1
Aloe, Woods. from Lower Coast.
Flicker, Aucoin, from Thibodaux
Gen Quitman, feathers, from Vicksburg
BELOW COMING UP.
Ship Coronet. CsrriRal from Liverpool June Is to
Creevy, Nickerson eco
Steamship Trade Wind. Briggs from Belize Hon.
70 GeoW Hynson eco
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08

The steamship George Washington. hence, ar
rived at New York At quarter before 10 O'clock this
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08

ME YES AWHKOHxA
FOR THE HAIR
Inprsved.
II isAn elegant Dressing tor the hair
It causes the Hair TO Curl beautifully
ithssps the Scalp clsan and Healthy.
ItiuyiSoratss the Roots Of ths Hair.
Itfsresu the Hats and Beard to nov Iururisu,l,.
ltimmsdiately stsbs Hair Failing out.
Eskesps the hair from Changing Color nom aga.
y rsssorss Gray HAIR 70 i.s Original Oolu-.
Z brinss cut Hair on hs.ds that HAYS bssa bald
s- sakrs.
TITS composed entirely q simple and purely vsssp
bic substances.
has received over Hix voluntary tastims
mails q its ezpelsnes. MANY Of which are from ph
acians IN high standing,
MS sold IN hali.ponnd bottIes. tths nsms blown Y
ne CLASP p pruszists AID Daaisss n Esus, Good
.EsFtshsEs, a ops psIlsrDss Buttia wzSlssAIsn
OsH's Rszap = cO.s 9. ,; wspsA o.. nshissss|
hAs 'aes. Es- xs.E
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08
n BY THE RArLRoAps


NEW. ORLEANS oPEL0UsAs AND GREAT
WESTERN RAlLRCAD-August 7-suudrles to
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08

'teoNrINuED FROM rrRsr rAoE.l

ceas=Ae=sef, s.ssai that that az pPEcprat4e be
made for the same.
Respectfully submitted,
a. j. DEMAREST,
Chairman;
W. C. MELVIN,
M. RAYMOND.
W. @. WILLIAMS,
DAVID YOUNG,
JAS. McCULLEN.
The Committee on Ways and Nj, ans sub
mitted the following report, which was
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-10-10

~ gar, n psssnsussa ~ 1lvi,lHh nuu1n = ~
anpuns q mers than ssvm ant.erha6 nlna - 1ennra
zhs vhoas u ~ npd ~ - " = ~ svuvegaseu
u indlviAasI psley hddsrs vss ~ arp,pa sarsn
| 4 thslF nonsy ~ = reaprv, b ~ ssnp.nlsas
mis- conpsny. n sasrr girls eossssnavs - - n
arancs sscurss IN SOD AeesnulAtisns = ~ eersf
~ The very sat rsductson D. he csss u ~ innns
For lnslAnce tsks "a III tabies nd okzssle1s u -
sstwssa " ysss u IN and sixtytvc. snd sAsy ~fl
oniy average eve 70 thoassnd twenty ss IN
shoussna thirty assshs n nrs tAsunnd sushs - 60
yer che worst ysars vi u would naks ~ eees u ss
rance 70 escA member sor ~ 49, = - psr yssr. o.
the oocurrsncs Of death ssnd slrsnins % sach
member q hs el.ss iasss.ins hin efsss met
Prooh Of dssaA VIII b. saoh sss usually rssairsib ~
li5s Insurance eoapsniss.
psrsan Insured In caas l--whsa he IN between Ne
years IL 10 aad rsnsns IN the slsss whipA 10
orsaaIy jonsd, thas receiving the benehs of
hsrs who take the piss Of shos dyns thas hopping As
fees o. The original average.
No application sil be sssspssd unless the money (ss)
accompany the same
Every persoa Insured should bscons N agsnt isr 10
b interested In procuring new memssrs; ne
bsrs the mSre dollars for his family ~ his dssth
The Commitsss Pays andsr this syssen, JAS - many
dollars there membors and guarantees sAeu
sand members In each clAss thers only thou
sand members family woald rec.ivs 81 go; vhils
the other hand vhoud coss you only es Per year
there being only ave deaths 10 thousand twenty
ave In Ave theusand.
Insbriatss are not admitted ~ members.
person can Be Injured In two classes. For exsmps.
be enters olass |. wi5h receives msmbss from sAe
age Of ten twenty-five when ne arrives st twenty IN
years Of ago. he eater into Class I, and SIN
ssn hIs nebership in his original class. and should
there Be ten classes Of any letter. he coal enssr
them ELL and the eAsses being fall, his heirs woad
ceive ATTY thousand dollars nj his death.