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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04
8uoget Of Fun,

SAL" cried girl. looking down from the up
~ story Of . grocery. addressing smother girl,
Who was trying to enter the front door, "we've
Ill beso 70 camp nesting and been converted, 90
when you want anything ON Sunday, you'll have
% come round to the back door"
"A lady having accidentally broken . smelling
oettle. her husband, who was very petulent, said
70 her: ~ declare, my dear, everything that be-
longs 10 You il more or less broken" True
ssplied the lady. "for even you are little
crooked" al
The wife Of q sexton in the country was har-
onGuing her neiXhbors ON the bad times when
man came up and offered some ducks for sale.
'Ducks," said the wife, show do you suppose
I can purchase ducks, when my husband has
not buried living soul these three months"
A high authority says that it is the proper
ming for gentleman, on marrying a widow be-
fore the expiration of her mourning, to put on
teeds for his lamented predecessor.
An ignoramus had been sick. and on resover-
ing, was told by the doctor that he might take
little animal food. NO. sir" said he, II took that
cruel easy enough, but hang me if can eat your
hay and oats
The joke practical does not always end as
harmless as in the case of Nathaniel Appleton,
who found, on riding up to the house of his be-
loved, that his rivals horse was hitched at the
gate. Unhitching him and giving him smart
stroke with rawhide, he walked in and inquir-
Cd whose horse that could be cantering down the
street. 1t need not be said that he found the
coast clear at once, and took good pains to keep
il so.
A gentleman who recently travled over a Geor-
gia Railroad declared that it is the safest road in
the country, as the superintendent keeps a boy
running ahead of the train to drive off the cows
and sheep.
They don't use perfumes at the mint for ma
king (5l cents.
At what season did Eve eat the apple ? Early
in the fall"
When is blow froy lady welcome? When
me strikes You agreeably
Why is love hike canal boat? Because it is an
internal transport.
What sort of throat is the best for a singer
to reach the high notes with. A soar throat
The bread of life is love the salt of life is work
the sugar of ife poetry; the water Of life, faith
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04

NOTICE--EsrATEo Y JEREMIAH CuLiFN DrceAsEp.-NO-
tc hereby given that the undersigned administrator
OF the ertate OF Jersnah Cullen hate of the County of La
Sale and State Of Illinois, deceased will appear before the
County Court Of said county the third Monday being tho
18th day Of February 1865 at the Cr; oGc in Ottawa in
said county when and all persons having claims
demands Against said estate no attend and posens
the same IN writing for ml u,tmsnt
Dated this Sd day OF December. An. tS6
john NIfCNNLL
1-6ua 4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04

fafat - fH'f zee a
Our prices will always
be found to be AS LOW AS
ANY HOUSE ENCAG D in
THE TRADE, EITHER HERE
OR ELSEWHERE. ?
We are Determined
Not to be Undersold on
GOOD DvRABLE BOOTS &
SHOES, and will offer to
the citizens Of Ottawa and
the Public for the next 80
Days, A LARGER & BIER
TER ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS AND SHOES at
LOWER PRICES than
any other house In the
Trade.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04

NOTICE.-Theu undersigned having sold out his entire
~ interest in the store of Henry Clarity Mr. Clarity,
his late partner it becomes that NIL the as Of
the late firm he settled immediately All persons indebted
TO the late firm therefore requested to call Immediately
and make settlement n the store and thereby
.lH. .t. iH .rH.. II. HENERY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04

The intention being 10 close out the present stock
possible, the public are informed that selling
dry gos and groceries at less than cast aud fros 10 70
per cent cheaper than any establishment in the city
Nov. 23-2m. IT, GARITY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04

We have now in Store a
Large and Well Selec-
ted Stock of Mems,
Boys and Youths La.
dies, Misses & Child
ren's BOOTS & SHOES
Manufactured Expressly
for our Trade, and which
we feel Fully Warranted
in saying, IL Second to no
stock in this City in Point
of VARIETY, DURABILITY
AND STYLE. 49, "a
sa nsg
s.eaa asa -
akk faa ice, ro
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-23

hear OF any transaction Whatever in Molasses.
we nesr OF sales of $50 boxes Nos. IL and I3,
S Soos sugar; in lots. at l2@lsc. q n, so
cuba sugar, fair to prime l20l3lc., Cuba white
sugar I4s@l6lc. Louisiana Sugar, prime to
cnolce l5Gl54c. % h. Louisiana Molss es s5c..
noI;, anu Uuoa DO. 45G5Oc. D gallon, according to
| FLoUR-There has been very little activity in
Ine flour market to-day, the demand having been
Principally for superfine and double extra, with
Mncn grades the market is very scsntily supplied
In consequence of the small stock on hand deal
| ers have again advanced their figures 25c, 10 bbl
on superfne and double extra, and are now de.
msndlng for supesfne- s8, single extra IS so
oouble extra 50, treble extra 50 250l0, and for
choice Flour $l3 50@l4. The total sales to .day
embrace HOO bbls. viz: 100 double extra at 80
LOO and 25O treble extra at 50 50 80 do do at slI
wv do. do. at sll so, 92 do. do. at sll IS, 100
cholce at sl2 IS, 50 do. at sl3 so and 100 do.
upon private terms.
CORN-Transactious in the grain markat bava
Deen OF but momentary character from the fact
that there have been no arrivals within the last
lew days, and the levee is now bare Of produce of
any h,no. Shoice corn is very scarce in the
market, while the offerings of mixed grades are
ample: we notice sales of some $50 sacks, viz:
90 sacks mixed at 81 4c.; 100 do. at $780, and 100
90. at 9Oc.; $50 sacks yellow at 95c, and S25 sacks
wnite mixed, from warehouse, at 97c. There were
$50 sacks of yellow corn sold yesterday, and mot
previously reported, at 90c. =
BRAN-There is none on the levee. We hear of
sale OF $50 sacks from warehouse at 81 40 59
loo ibs.
0ATs-The market is very much neglected.
rates are unchanged. One lot of 25O sacks was
sold at 75c.
HAY-The demand is of q very moderate char.
acter. Prices continue firm at $22022 so S3 ton.
PoRK-ls very quiet. We notice a sale of 100
bbls. at $29 so.
BACos-We do not hear of any movements
worthy OF notice; business is confined to a retail
trade. We continue to quote shoulders at l3Ia
l3sc; clear ribbed sides at l640l6lo., and clear
sides at l74@l74c. D D.. choice sugar cured hams
l9G20c. % fb.
LARD-There is very little inquiry out side of a
local retail demand. Business continues to be
confined TO city consumption. Prime lard. 10
uerces lSttGl9c.; in kegs 20@20tc. y b.
FREIGHTs-fhe freight movement still dis
closes very heavy and steady falling of. The
tonnage IN port on foreign and domestic &C.
count Is reduced to the summer standard while
the demands for freight room indicate Q CORES.
pondng or perhaps greater abatement. We now
quote nominslly cotton to Liverpool by steam,
9l6@bd.; by sail, cotton 7-l6d; tobacco 35s.:
flour As; London ID. for cotton, S7s. Sd. for to,
baccO. To New York by steam and sail &c. for
cotton, l4Gl5c. for corn, 60@75c. for -four and IS
for tobacco. To Boston by sail l9Ec. for cotton,
l6@l7c. for corn and e5@70c. for -four. To Bre.
men by sail, 5@lc. for cotton, and 35s. for to-
6acco. To Havre by sail, lIc. for cotton, and
sl2 for tobacco. To Philadelphia, by steam, lc.
Tor cotton. To Boston, steam, lc. for cotton,
hour &c., grain Ito.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-23
GomnlfrriaI 5ntsligsnft.
I.nn Mas..Si.- On.IT. T., 70 ,s oAan :, slsslssf

CKEscENT OFTIos No. ~ OAzr szEpss
Wednesday Evening. July "a 1864
CoTToN-Despite the fact that the offerings
were augmented to-day by samples OF 600 bales
sent here from Mobile for market, operations
have been wholly suspended throughout. There
were but few buyers looking around and as they
represented domestic markets exclusively the sd.
vantsges accruing from the present high rates OF
foreign bills did not rebound to the interest OF
holders Of the staple. In fact, with continued
adverse advces from Liverpool and New York,
purchasers demanded still further concessions and
as factors uniformly refused to yield there was not
a transaction effected during the whole day.
Quotations are merely nominal and i've deem il
best to omit them altogether.
COTTON STATEMENT.
s,oef on hand Sept l. lS67.................. M8I
eeoeiseo ance yesterday ................. 2D
Made up nom pickngs. samples and Cotton
received in sscks AID bsled here since
0eP'e00Oer i 6Sl5-660 952
E,Do,,.6 .6,,..., s7,M
'-nS'''s''..'''..'s... 3,oZ9-o15.629
akork -
''Se. On AAso snd on shiDoosrd ANS
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There has been but a
mooerate business. and that entirely of a retail
ehsrseseF' done IN Sugar to-day, while we do not
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-23

The City Terminus is Hxed the Head Of Lafayette street.
where within few yards of the Steamboat Barge Land
nes and in the vicinity of all and
Western Produce Dealers, the Company has erected a
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT, with capacity of at leal. ten
thousand barrels.
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TINE as closely as
possible the Trains will follows, halting at Canal
street. at French Market at Old Passenger Depot and at
aborne street:
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-23
OsssIs AArsss.
Orr or JKrTERs

orr or JKrTERsos. jay 23 1853.
Arrived yesterday-2S5 Texas Beeves and l2I
Calves and Yesrlings. Sold-348 Texas Beeyes
IS Calves and Yearlings. 40 Hogs and $50 Mich
Cows. Stock on ssle-278 Texas Beeves, 96s
Calves and Yearlings, Hogs, 3S9 Sheep and 2I
Mich Cows. We uuote:
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-23
Arrivea Ye.tsrsav.
Exports,

BELIZE, HoN-steamship Trade wiud-zn bbl. aour as
Dbl. pork 200 feet lumber kegs butter and sundras
PENsACoLA-Steamship ksindeer-50 bbls aour a hhl.
pork 100 SKIS and sundf les ~ ''''
TABAhC0 AND CAMPEACHY-Schr Pinker-s n. ls,d
5 bos nour l60 kegs lard $50 IS bb s
bbs onions q, 90 feet lumber
MOBILE Steamer ssrah-S bbls whisky I8 ssgs ce6.e
81 LOUlS-steamer Pauline Carrol-l00 hhds sugar 9ll
bxs sugar ~
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-23

RAILROADS,
pONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
COMPANY.

This Road as extended, viii be opened to the pub
lie on
Sunday. the I0th Instant.
Fare to and from the Lake same day TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
Children under u age will charged TEN CENTS
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-23

The r Train from the Lake will not 20 beyond the Pas
senger Depot at the head Of Elysian Fields street.
The Horse Car viii leave the city A. N and the Lake
at l0P ~ and cannot for the present. beyond the Old
Depot
For the convenience Of Baiher and Fishing parties
Train will leave the New Depot O'Clock Sunday morn
ings An extra trip will also be o'clock in the day.
Bsgeage, fhthousehold effects and family supplies VIII be
received at the OLD DEPOT II traveller so prefers H. In
that event. the packages be brought only en- the day
Of the departure Of the which they are
and then not later than thirty minutes prior TO the Of
the train which connects with her.
Travellers from Mobile the Watering Places who may de-
sire their baggage and effects delivered at the Old Depot will
please express their wish to the officers the boat who will
take pleasure in seeing that their property is assorted and
placed separately the wharf.
@. PANDELY,
General Superintendent.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-23
OUACHITA RIVER-

TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW oRLEANs REa1-
LAR PACKET
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY, atBp
EOk TRENTON, MONROE COIUN6IA uau
risonburg, Trinity and all ntermsdiat. Iansn..
hne, fast passenger packet
Il. H. PATTERSON, Master; j. W. WALDEN. CLARK,
WIN leave positively - above For freight ar n....
apply on board, or TO WINBURN A IoRn -
80 Gravior street
s-Ihe Cleona Will take freight passenger. !. Io
as any other boat In the trade, taking freight for R.v
Macon and TshSAs and DArbOnne. with privilege ot n
shipping -
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-23
KNEAss n MAYO

II NEAss d MAYO
9UoOEssORS TO MAGEE KNEAsSJ
Removed from No Magazine street,
Manufacturers OF saddIery and Harness,
-InPoRrkRs or
sADDLKRY, HARDWARE, BkLrIHG, PACKING All
HOSE, ETC., ETC.
H0s. TehouptOulAs and New Lsvss, and EA Is and
Common streets,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-23
NATCHEZ.
oPELOUsAs.
KEeULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING P.oxr-

hEoOLAk WEDNESDAY, EVENING PACKET
- Leaves every WEDNESDAY,. at bPE
ECk OfELOU6A1, WASHINGTON POKi
Fare snd All landings on the Coast AtchafayG RVsl
1ha Dey1u OourtaDlean-Ihe good and safe stsans,
Annie " agiey, w. Burton, master, NJ Kenlsoll
SS2 VII eave a. above WIN leave WSshlng gton svsrl
on Saboy Sy ~ ~ O'Clock n For freight passage GpDll
BLOCH BROS, ln Common street, N. o.
-. or Q. HIHCkLEY SON WashingtOn. La
b-1he steamer Annie Wagey connects az Washing gol
VII steamer bu Frog and bsrges landings Bsys
beeuL and wD sign through biils of aiding
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-23


IEDIAEOLA AND GALvEsTON-steamship HARLAN
$3.50 Summers Branns--S6O0 Frarcks 4 Danneei--s3Q
Pilsoury5s2lO KATE Ba nett-Sl7O0 Henderson Peas
4co-S650 Perkins Swenson kco-s50D Adams 6co sss9
w Lechford-$3OOOO Asst Ireas-s373 Biscoe a sins
Il bo water Stevens SeymOur-l de G. Morrison-I
DO Syme-l do Weiss-27 do 9 bags wool AiNhitney
ann &co-2 bales hops Sd sacks SKIS bdl hides
20 hides BLAZER &eo-l te taow Schneder Zuberbier-
case ndse Blakemore, Woodbridge Aeol3 empty barrels
- pcs castings and sundes Garner AGO. bxs beef
Hsys Tunsall &co-l case do j Presu-4 q o Nj
bx fruit Gen Beckwt us head cattle McQuoid Mehle-
sundIies 20 ordeT-rotal 10 bales cotton
MOBlLE-Seamer Mary-lOl bales cotton winston Morr.
son &co6S do Wheeler. Spoord &cO-5 bales yarn Wallace
&cOS bxs tobacco Bl ck-9 do Wackerbrath Joseph
sundries 10 order-Total log bales cotton
Receipts Of Produes.
InT,ALA-HACHE-Stesmer Huuter--sundres to
JEeUITS BRED-steamer Thos p May-Sundries 10 order
GRAND lsLE-steamer Agnes-Sundries to order
ShaND II SLt-Steamer Mi now-sundIies to order
LOWER COASf-Steamer A Brown-Sundres to ordar
LOCkPOkT--Lugger Phiomens-l20 bbis potatoes j
LoCKPoRr-Luggsr Triden-lOO bbls potstoe, to order
to order $1,000
LoCCKFoRT-Lugger Belle Creoe-ls bbIs potatoes NJ
Leort-sundres 10
Receipts by Railroads.
EEw oRLE ans, JACKSON a GREAT NORTHERN
~ w teet lumber Tayior-M50 do Wesver-i00 do
SAUand-l2,C0 COO brick Webber-I6 SKIS potatoes WIN
eeyyZ do Seine der-S bbls apples bxs
ruI v C.oud.lzz do kboarman-ll2 W Orisler-8l
hearn a Shearer-sundries to order
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs GREAT WESTERN
5000 feet lumber Bordeaux son-3OOO do Tton-8t -
potaoes u SKIS Llambas Dockter3 ss rca re-
bonne 0oudet-3 hf bales bd hides
~ do HaIe-2 do III hides Debanc-2l hides l. SuresD
90 ze'ops fowls Couret-sundres TO order
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-23

T'HROUGH RATES OF FREIGHT
NEW ORLEANS,
New York. Boston. PhiiadeIphia aad All
Points North and East,
VIA N. o., J. AND GREAT NORTHERN AND MIS-.
| sIssIPPI CENTRAL RAILRoARs ,ErC.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
No Insurance Required
THROUGH BILLS LADISG SIGNED AND RATES
GUARANTEED.
N, o., J. AND N; ;RAHRoAD OFFICE,
New Orleans, July l. 1868
Shippers informed now transporting fese.
between New Orleans and New York, Roston, Phadspha
etc atvsy low rates making saving the shipper BY this
route Of from TWENTY to FIFTY PER CENT.
All claims for loss damage oysrcharge wiz be uromntlv
settled a. points of delivery.
For further Information apply the Depot on Callope
street, at the Ofce Of the Company No. a Carondeet
street
T. s. WILLIAMS
General Superintendent
JANIS IoSeE. General Freight Agent
CPEED. COMFORT AND SAFETY.
WA
CAIRO AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Quick ard Direct Route TO New York. Boston and an East,
srn Cites-Two Trains leave Cairo daily on arrival
OF Trains and Steamers from the south,
But Two Changes
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND NEW oRLEANs
SLEEPING CARS
Through nom New Orleans to Columbus, without change
For Through Tickets in New Orleans apply ct the ocs n,
the y O j. G n X R. under City Hotel al the oace of
the Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship COMPANY l0t Com
Cairo WM HUSIiIT "@1'
General Superintendent Chieao,
W. p. JOHNSON.
General Passenger Agent Chicsga
b. y. LONGLEY.
Gent southe-n Passenger A gt New Orean.
CK0OKs - MARIsTANY.
vHoIREALz pxALzRs IN
LIQUORS, SPIRITS, WINES, CIGARS. Ero. yro-
No Ishcupltoulss street. and the Star wsrshOus..
fetre Dame street. corner Commerce.
Always on hand, largs stock Of Bourbop
e and kectifed whiskes which offer u te trsds ..
pssrh ssFus sRa o. ne 8Hsst market rassh
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-23
Martnt Jnteligenre.
CRxscKsf oyyIcE. No. ~ CAxr STREET,
Thursday. July Is, 1893.
Steamship Trade Wind Briggs, for Belize Hon

CRESCENT oyyIcE. No. ~ CAxr sfRxsr,
Thursday. July rs, 1893. J
Cleared Yesterday.
s'eanshp Trade Wind. Briggs for Belize, Hon
Steamship Baindeer, kagrath. for Pensacola Dsshon
Steamer Sarah. Desring, for Mobile Master
Stesm-r raullne Carroll, White. for st Louis, Master
sebr flnker (bria simo. for Tabssco and Campeachy
GoldenDow Kelley
Arrived Yesterday.
steamship Harlan Lewis from Indisnos and Galveston to
a WhitneI AcO-lst district
snip Albert Sslatin Russell from Mobile to Crsevy, Nick
Lugger Irdent hengave from Lockport 70 masser2d dis
Lugeer Three Brothers, from LaOurchs to massr2d dis
Lugser Belle Creole LsiOr from LOckpO to maser-2d dis
Lusger PhOmena from LOckpOrt msstsr-2d disc. Is
rowBOArs.
Iowooat Republic sturevan from Mobile with ship Albert
STEAMBOATS,.
Mary, Carroll. from Mobile
Hunter Jesntr- u. from Pointe -Hacha
ihos r May DeBouehel, from Jcsuits Bend
agnes, kalte from Grand Isle
Mlnnow, N Q. from Gr and Isle
AZ Brown, Bassett, from Lower Coast
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-23
BRAzOs SANTIAGO.

BRAZOS SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. b. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SATURDAY, July 18th, ct sAE
EOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO - THE LOW
= pressure side wheel iron steamship
i. q. Harris,
w. H. TALBOT, Commander
VIII leave above from her wharf, foot Of St. Joseph stree
carrying the United States mails If the unable
TO cross the Brazos bar goods to be delivered tackle
col sgnees to their ghtsrage For freight or pass
age apply TO
CHAS A. WHITNEY 4 co, Agents.
30 snd So Camp street
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-23
TOwBOATs.

TUWBUATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAr ASSOCIATION.
IHE UkDEKsl0NED, WISHING TO EsTAB
sh equitable and uniform Tovsge and 10 osr
greater facilities 10 the shipping entering and lsaVng tns
port, hsvs combined the following rowbOsis:
ECLIPSE LINE
swfIEsrland, Lsviathan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles. Thos. a. Morgan, Equator. w
bash, Norman, Republic, Tocumseh
Wicaco and Reliance.
The number and power OF the above associated Lfus of
IoSoosts guarantees that detention viii occur either Al
the bar or In this port
PETER MAROY Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER A zUBERB ER
Harry Wrieht Lima
. - EDWARD A. YORKE CO. y Lana
Assoei@teo Omcc, - Oarondelet street, up stairs.
J, @. HOROROSk.
OHAS FIfzENRfTER
Lsvse Agent1
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-23
VICKEsRURa.

-, leaves EVERY SATURDAY ab.
lux tlOkhB UEas NATCHHZ AND Axe ~
a hrmediefe Andings-fhe steamer Gen Oaias.a1o -
making all Coast landnRn - "A' 'o~fe ~ aoOve.
SINNOTIA a adams Is ooupnsrc,.l y,...
Ine- steamer Gen Quitman connects al Vokshnr.
s.esmers Countess and Calumet for YaEoo and
phis and all intermediate landings % N~ena, Asan1
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY 49,
VlCh nAuK9. kATCHEZ AND EEw o1ru.v
ksguar Tuesday Q. q Mall Packet IN pls,s 81 A. y
l. LEE The steamer - k-@0o0 0i ne
Gov. AIlea,
JNO. ". CANNON MAs,s.l
VII iesvs a. above for Vioksburz NAtches Grand ,,
o1 Joseph waterproof For Adams BAYOU ssrs az
se' s ponsiosonville, and all intermediate lAndns.
n Wy alien makes close connections with sta.r-.
NALVMEI Al Neksburg for all landings on YaEoo
m Or passage, having unsurpassed accom- n
sIEEoTr a ADAMS, Is Conmsrci.I Pi.o.
enppers VII pay ireisht TO all plantation isHdinEs
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-23

FAST FREIGHT LINE.
FREIGHT TAKEN AS PER NEW TARIFF
NEW DAILY ARRANGEMENT.
EkoA NEW ORLEANS, VIA MORGAH LIHH
US Mail steamers to Mobile and thence By rAIl Y
AokIGOMEkY, COLUMBUS, WEST POINT, MACON
sno ATLANTA, GA, Cheaper than any other route.
Freight win be receved here daily up 70 IIJ< H. for tis
Gays boat tehartran Railroad Depot and Forwarded
as sbove ct lover than BY any other route BHI
iAdns signed through, up 70 lkH n daily ct the Onoa
OHAS. A. WHITNEY 90, AgentA
50 and 81 Camp stress
freight TO be consigned to agent Of Mobile aud Gssaa
Northern Railroad Mobile
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

---oIHhmsShlFbs
NEW YORB.
| FOR NEW YORK
|
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
Comprising the nrstclsm stssmshIps-
GbkLRAL .oaptsin Il: g. Quick
| SHEsCkhr Clff................Csptsm q w. Holmes.
ShNERHE Gsptsn A W. s.@psss
Sailing from New York EVERY s TURpAY.
United states,
GEO L. MORTON; oOramsndsr. /
WI ieSy. & her shsri foo. of Jefferson street. on SAT
These Steamers have superior sccOmrsdatons pas
CABIN PAssAGE...................
t0r freight or passage apply 70 &
No 100 Sommos street.
The steamship GENERAL GRANT wui aoIIow leaving .s
above on SATURDAY. Augustlst. !. -
FOB NEW YoKK DIRE6G
THE oRoHwKLL LIKx
rnis Line is sOmpossd ofshs following steamships,
SEQ. Cromwell. eco. wsahinrton.
hariposs. Cortes.
The steamship
Geo. washinRton,
E.v GAGEB. Commander
.savs her wharf, fees Of Toulouse street On SATURDAY.
August LIST, NBr.E -" -
fssssge .........................S6O
freighi for LIVERPOOL, HAvRE snG BREMEN ..ks.
% this line, and through bills Of sdng given for ssma
SS Insight or psssAes apply 70
ALrKxD HoULroH.
q Csrondslst street
GALVEsTON-INDIANOLA
nosaAS LINE U. 8. NAIL srsAxsaIPs
FOE GALvEsToN AND nxu1ANoLA-rHE
following new iron lOwpressurs STE nships form this
w. @. Hewes.....I. O. Harris. Austin.
~, hary.''.''..--.. a gnes. .......... Harlan.
Ginies Tarsar srgsn.
The Steamship Harlan
J. LEWIS, Commander,
WIN sail on SATURDAY. July 2sth MsAx
Fortnight or passage apply to
oHAs. A. WHITNEY 4 CO., Agents.
80 and 81 Camp street.
No Whisky received without order from the office
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INSIDE BERwIoEs BAY ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
on SUNDAYS and THURSDAYS st TX O'Clock A NJ and
the train leaving the Agisrs Depot A n arriving al
Brsshesr 3 cry q u taking the Morgan Lane Steamships
Josephine. ........OAPTAIN J. H. LEWIS
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
Tickets 70 Be hsd and state o'clock r.
lousas Railroad Company, No. street. or Al ths
g. w. R. BAYLEY. Superintendent
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-23

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toFFICIALl
COMMON COUNCIL.
REGULAR SESSION.

Guy HALL, NEW ORLEANS,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-23

The following resolution from said committee
was adopted on its first reading, and the rules
being waived, read second time and adopted
by the following vote:
Yeas-President Markey and Messrs. Boguills
Brady. Kaiser, 0'Brien and Prsdos-6.
Nays-None.
Hesotoed, Thatthe controller be q nd he is hereby
authorized TO warrant on The treasnrer in fsvor =,
John +. Walsh in the amount Of tventy-nipe
hundred and fifty dollars (s2950). being the
amount due him for repairs to Soraparu Market.
Mr.. Prados offered the following resolution:
heso!red. That from and after the passage of
this ordinance, all orders, requsitions ceraestss
sna bius' before being issued OF delivered, shaII