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7 c4sb-rn 81.

CHAPTER ~.
AN ACT 10 amend "a act for tie relief IF tht
widow ard lndigent Children of Joseph Ket
terer.
~EHsnsas By the Act entitled su Act for ths
relief o: The Widow aud IodigeR Children Of Jo-
seph Ke,feror, passed a, the Ninth General As
senbly, The State VI Iowa has reiinqarhed Il
Crescent ketterer wife, ard to Joseph and Ferta
maud ketterer, cliild-ep, of said Joseph ketterer
deceased, theescheat in and to tie e or ef
ar Of section Ma. 8, and the " or Of Or OF
section Ne. s. all in township u \ of range No.
west and
WagRsAs, Il appears that the land was in tn
petition directed 10 said 8ennrai Assembly erro
neoasiy described. and not the land Of which
the said joseph Kesterer died seized; ami
WnEBsAs, Il appears that said Joseph Esfter-
or died seired Of the follow ne described tracts Of
land. o-gtt the ar % ar of section 10. g,
townsliy 7f..N Of range no 8 west, and Of piece
describes as follows: beginning a. the e corner
of the qr Of section No, ). township "a, n Of
Ysnge No. west, running thence north O chairs
then n 6s9, ". 20 chains and 80 links, thence N.
T0la, VI. II chains, thence s. l8o, W. II chains
and 81 links. to q point cnans and zs links east
Of the center of said section, thence east to the
place Of beginning, containing 80 $4,000 acres;
therefors
sHcrtes ]. Be il emsotea ty tie General A.
seaIiy n ne State Of foVo, That The State Of 10
wa does hereby relinquish all right or title by es-
cheat. in and 10 the two last described tracts OF
lard, situated in Washington county, Iowa. or any
title she inay have acquired 10 sid lands, and
hereby giants tbs sane 10, and relinquishes her
right herein, 10 the said Crescent keterer, wife
q said Joseph hetterer, and to Joseph kesterer
snd Ferdinand Keiterer, the children aud heirs 81
said Joseph ketteTrr deceased, and to thsr heirs,
assigns OF ysadees. subject, however, to al gener-
81 or special taxes ether iands. III acts and
paris Of sets inconsistent with The present act
hereby rep aled.
SIG. .. This act sbalitake effect and be in force
from and after i;s publication in tho Bniis State
Heytsfer, Des M0ines Iowa, and the IA fisg'oa
C aa,ty4fess, d newspaper published in ashspg-
ton Washington county, Iowa.
Apprafed March sd, 1868.
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Az ACT in relation to the payment ofthe expcn
sss -of agents appointed to demand fugitive,
from Justice.
sTeTfes. /. Beit enacted Ly the General 4ssern.
Ily ~ tE< State D, fotcr That upon tho appointment,
ot ang agent Tor he arrest of fugitive from Jas
tee under the provisions sofChspter 1871. OF the
Revision OF io60, the Governor be, and is hersb y
anthprizedto make it in q condition upon snehau
appointment, and the Issue Ut the writ, that the
saHar stall bs executed without expense tctths
State if In his opinion justice and equity so re-
quire.
sge 2 When In the opinion Of the orernor az.
penses incurred in the arrest Of ncitives fru Jas
tics should be paid BY the State, such expenses
shall by made out by items in detail and sworn to,
and sRpryea py him md at least two other
mci91sefs@ or The tefsds Board, ana wheu 50 ap.
proved, shall be audited and paid out Of The gen
erai reyehue of tee Slate, and this act shall! he
Sufficient authority for tie l'aI Ilept Of the same.
ESQ, ;. This arg heing deemed of fnEnedige
In 9stganee shali be in force from aud AFTER its
sps5iieafios iu The DaH4 Sefe h fstsr and he
-gass Bss Htas Ssifesmia. ssl pnblisAsdat
Des Maincs Tesa
Approved March %. 1864.
/ hereby cegtiiy list tie foregoing act took ef-
feet by pulAieati0a rec uirei ia Section there
q. on the a6.h daysof March. A. u. 1853
En- WeIGHr, seey, Of State,
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CIT 1aip Gafl UhI!.
laws OF IOWA. SO
49, - :. 4 49, %
Published by Authority.


e ~ - { ~ IL scHArTER az Il Is AZ
JAN Act To- lssalir srtaia aetss Al e. Bo1rd
of 81 penison of Howard County Iopas
ThsRE2s, Alta special election held In the
County Of Howard Iowa, for that purpose, on
the 2oth day of November, 1865, in pursuance Of
order OF the BOARD of Supervisors Of said
couatt -aDd of pub ijshsd pspcinnak .it aas de-
tetmfned tY = large majority Of thc vttcs cast,
that the swamp and oyerfiowed lands and the pro-
eeeds thereof of said county should be donated ~
on certain conditions 70 the Mctsferor Western
Railway Company, to aid in the construction OF
said railway, and
WHEREAS, The said Board of Supervisors on
the 18th day Of January, 1857, affer hearing
proof, holding that the conditions aforesaid had
been fully complied with ordered the chairman
and cierh sf ssid Boaeife sx soaiS and deliver to
said company a conveyance of said lands and the
pro1ssdess hieh heing accordingly siene end. Ne
ing afterwards read and submitted to said Board,
Was ratified and confirmed by resolution Of record
md
WHrREAs, Doubts exist as to the validity ofI
such conveyance. and the technical regularity Of
the precee diags; therefore, av%
SEcrf6S l. Be h enacted u the General 4ssep-
BY Of the State Of io1a, That the aid convey.
or deed 30 executed a. aforesaid be nnd il
hereby declared valid legal and effectual, and that
said conveyance be held Ia invest the said Me- |
Gregor Western Railway Company with good
and indefeasible title to tho lands, rights and in
terests therein intended to be conveye and econ.
vey TO said Company the properly, rights and in
terests With the same purport TO convey as fully |
TO all intenfs and purposes, as If all the proceed
ings in the premises had been regular and law |
ful Peorided. That this conveyance shall not
interfere with the rights Of private individuals, |
who may have settled IN and improved any Of |
said lands prior to said conveyance.
SIC ,. Any individual, who may have settled |
ont md constituted home any Of said lands shah |
have the right to purchase Of said Railway Com [
nany, 10 the amount of one hundred and sixty 7
acres, at the of dollar and twenty Eve I
cents per acre.
SEE, ;. This act, being deemed of immediate
Importance, shall taxa effect from and after
its publication in the fora State Register I
ter and the LFa Homestead, newspapers publish.
cd IA De Moines. Iewa
Approved March 23d 1858.
! hsrebs eertsiy that thefsre going Act taok eff
Feet by publications. Repaired in Section there
vi, on the lei day OF aprit A. D. 1868.
Ed WaIe8t. See'y OF State.
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CHATTER 40.


AN ACT lega!izingtne incorporation Of the First
Canere. .ttjnnaf Sacieiy Of Mason City, Cerro
6;orlo esnnty. Iowa
~ vs., a.. 81 ,alh aruah n tnfe
Tn ,.,ssl,rsl IFe5.o Ng4f5T f9aTDsr i
mi Henry s.nair. James i. Mason. Talrns !.
chnrch W. sn y.nn Rerton II Tptfie ~
s..9 1b., pa. ,ti.f fer,n ~. into
sh.ar ea,aeya,e n,,,r fi,,. 81 . ti.st Ca,
r,essfY,5,8i cgtese., ~ f8f9n fsff. s1ra :,
eerttseete 81 such in the osec Of The
R.ror4er az e,.rro Gprae esnnty. Iowa on The
a5tb dsx feApril. A d. 1854. hui sailedto a.. me
same IN In. a;iic. al tbr srre,ary Of s,.,e nail
IL s7th ,l,,v II a., Ises ana
whertas said certificate fails 10 set forth lie
fac thot s,,a d,,s WIRE IL sui arc ana III;
~, Il IT, + AND states and fhe STATE of 1oxa
ana
Whereas Tina sai., ,,etsars am, t,elr a ss,e;atss
have coffj9,,sFi Is act fr..n sajI 3th ag Of Anril
A.p. tsa6. as sac8 i5,iy corporate. and 81 snssi
- tge.s I.t teriis s ~ al,
Society ha 6tn last, and the acting inetafe-s u
said sseiefyai on the Tsh day Of February ses,
saFpisf saa ssss'i'ate aFsiests q fattoe,
asela'rg sssg 70 ''s "a '' ,e, aaa =
,sle
J.. 1890, u. d., A..
IN II ~. ,t,se ~ M, 'ba, ,ne pfer,,a;d AK
TX = rs - 'a0 aNs
s. j, . X. $50
As5 "a 81 =, ~ a.s w. s'ea
,ssa eng INV :, ss s,Y i, , -
s"e sea 49.h aa u Alsst, a. y iee', sha ho ~
laFaa,.s aTIssaiasS e s.isaaa, n me lsrns-
.sn = = 'ue
~ = shas,
~ any s.'n"e,f ~ 10y lsh,, a.4uteu,
sets feFiefHea VI o9isasssns assumed oy she said
Summation. .,r, c.,
eFc. . ihaa saau thss lang1sga'i"na. score
y OF mason Guy rc ara 'nc same Is beIeey ae
eiarea q eadF corporate oTeahtaea ana created on
sala zsta day o. apfis isoa' 'na 81 convey anees
20 saa sscas.y a,lu ~ on'cefs ~ ~ oshens ana
ah eoftrae.s mus ~in sna y Tue saia Society afo
hsseof ~ - 'le sans sA
tenn y = sa', s oaa p'.a ta',s huu fssa,y
ineurpofase1 On saia @9su ah, " APih, q. =.
1901 r,... So. 49,,
80. E Tug ~ 49, -. y iansuia'e
irapaTtance, snal Use ssssea lpom ana aver w
ruotcaiion in the iord .ssafe hs9sster, ana Zero
Sosde ffepao,faa, rec y sapease % sns STATE.
rg.ar,.u
A5is
81 AL i5f .ae ieii1i - AiAtuih eouhtt, 1oAHs
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caarrkHs3. IS q
An ACT - snsAA - A. aG0rsysa AL ~
ss&saeE ~ SsssssssE sfs $50 Ase&s
Sas4
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Regisfrars Of Voters.

Richard q. Tracey register .........
willisln G. Sparks, elsTk..........
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WINS.
WlllsKiEs

80 GiN Whirh "fier g, toiel K.epes
81 90 50 iaSsif guess. and asa call.
THOMAS " GREEN.
49, West Baltimore -. aeaT .lallils
Mal :. L. u
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COMMISSIONS Odiccting Tarr,

e.. u amman. ,oiutht. u . fr.s
NJ. o. Nv a.f
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County Comm ssiancrs baltp. Co... I.0Ge a.
John lnelry. nf WIN. interest ... &. -
W II Allen. intrrrst ................. 80 un
County 'mmi--on"r- Bslsr G"..... Ioaa un
Ih"ns. ,. Milsoi4........ ................ ?-aua
Joshua J. Cookery. ........................ ~ 90
t"uits Commissioner. BALTIC Cr...... loo 900
Joshua =. f"ck"y.......... ............... 200 go
Samuel Brady. President Board Of
Commissioner. to paw cou
pons On court house. aims
h"u-" and bounty bonds. I.sss O.
Samuel Brady. President Board OF
C'nmis.ioners. I" pay cou-
pon- on county boni........... 2s1V 90
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EAR N IRSiii
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ALTA vELA PHOSPHATE.

n contains sufficient AMMONIA ~ si,rn,
uviy without injury 10 the vegetation. ahd
n Ia, g., percentage ~ sol 4 MI. npNF VIius
rIArE "t LINN .han any u,hef bttiFsr
together With r'o. .hi Scotia mehinfatuN
rLE1L MANrRh
Il has 80 ~" stimulating lpnui,. of
PERUVIAN utANo aud pctmnhch'iy a-
ricl". The '".l. r'icc ',a PCS tom Of go D' .
20" 10. ".,h. i"htcioi ~ AMY dtpai ~ -
Yora cii,. A y.u. a.ishr.t. nbrt' 20 .,.
a"nt f'r Z, pamphlet
TiiE ALTA VITA orANO CuNPANN
D, nr,alsny. N,W N,tt
futt,s a.
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Roiem,,,ion Of art Louss land.
!SJ.ciai .IJy,ro,ridfions.

Hem ~hu<. f,Iaifiust hari.s e.. 90 90
IhAi A.iStllr ltiar hsaI i.an i.hfa 90
i"s~r hH'lef shltiu-a' iirtsT
- .---......-.-... ...--.s..-.-.
Toll hpt'rt. hridreesyhn VAL t.ft'.
~. M,raY!,,. Th..t.. Fsr'ets .... ..t
child d. M'nili. b=iI- .atnn--
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Ga ..rrfa. i........... ............. ie Ht
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: T. n-muth. hfiisr N.f.,itfhs frid - a.
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i o.. 81 i..9 o.
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v. q i!u.an. Lrtdg- a. rh~-ntx...... sf-- Dig
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HHYf'w.l. ........ ............ fF
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- fh~ntN hr'iss ..........
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II. 'asxh... hrrI:. 70 iism''tn
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lou di.trc' .-.. ir.a
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t.n...a.r '. --.....i.f ar.4s. 4-i...
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jaime. Nsi.i.f,,'u ah3 .si.sfs.
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clerk 10 Treasurer baltimore 10

BaI'i'4,ie county Public Schools. .
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Edward l.. Larsh. clerk. april. =:
:" Dec. I. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3fa
'Ileb :. Taylor clerk. Dec. {. 6i.."
June. '6s......................... ..... 3sp
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SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from City In
lieu Of Horse Car Every SUNDAY MORNING, at O'clock
An Extra Train vin leave the Oty Every SUNDAY EVEN
ING at o'clock On and amer April 5th the Trains win
leave ether end Of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
HOUR from until o'clock Pm.
FARE-To and from the Lake, day. rs cents. Pas
GENTLY must notify the Conductor prsr depart
urs Of Train. Fare to Gently statonFteen cents each
6EO. rANDkLf, tenersl Supt
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NEW ORLEANS, jackson AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at $50 r. ~
making connections with Trains for Vcksburg Meridian,
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North and
East
ACCOMxoDATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
$40 NJ going BrookhAven. Returning leave
BrookhaysD 81 $50 A y. MONDAYS, arriving In Ne~
Orleans at IL is
Excursion Tickets good Train Of Saturday Sun
going north Of Sunday Monday south.
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY Except Sundays
a. $40 A. =
r 8 WILLIAMS, General Superintendent
JAMES YONGE, General Freight Agent.
Ed WARE General Transportation Agent
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NoR sALE-REAL EsfATE-sEvERAL HUM
dred Cotton and Sugar Pantatons located In the besa
portions Of he Gotten and sugar growing stsea Also Rice
Orange Orchards and large bodies Of va uaola
lands Also, large variety Of City and suburban
Property improved and unimproved In the Of resdenoes
building lets and squares favorable terms PARTED
wish invest viii do web 70 call and examine our Proper
hes Miller Gard keal Estate Agents, No. u C0ondes3
street. New Orleans.
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c.e. GIRARDty q co. s SALES.
SUGAR PLANTATION IN THE PARISH OF ST. MARY.
LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN GoRDY, BANKRUPT.
NO. S2, DISTRICT COURT OF TUE UNITED
STATES OF AMERIcA--FoR TIE DISTRICT
OF LOUISIANA.
C. E. GIRARDEY @ co.'s SALES.
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN ooRDY, BANKRUPT.
Bx G. e. erRARDEY q co..


NICHOLAS J. HoEY, Auctioneer,
Ofice-No. II Exchange Place
CATUKDAY. August I. s8s, at IL o'clock
- NJ the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange en-
Roy city Of New Orleans virtue Of order Of thu
Honorable Edward H. Dure Judge bearing date the 30t
day Of June, 1868 At public aucti viii be sold for
Of the estate Ct John Gody Bankrupt the following described
property, to-vit:
The SUGAR PLANTATION situated in the parish Of 81.
Mary, State Of Louisiana, described As follows:
/. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND together with tho
bnldngs and improvements lying and being tuate 10 tho
parish Mary both sides Of the Bayou Oyprem0rt,
containing 967 less bounded north by the
press swamp BY the land belonging Sigur Caery
south by the marsh and by lands presently Of Jno
Carey all being Township L. south Of Range east aud
prsng all Of Sections and Of said p; 7lh75
Of which hsv R entered by j. L. Daniels and
Douglass Wikins and afterwards acquired by DIR. p.
Scott and M Is Of which being entered BY the said DR..
Is p Scott.
2 AND ALSO TWO LOTS Of forty g4O acres each os
swamp lands each being In Sections 26 and OF said Town
ship Il south Of Range east, the being contiguous
and supposed TO be the southwest quarter Of northwest
quarter Of Section 20 and the southeast Of hA narh
Of Section a. acquired by said John Gordy from
DR. E. p BY Of sale executed before j. O. Parkn
Recorder Of the parish of St. Mary, Louisiana in Juys
1889
az- fKRxs-Cash on the spot In U. g. Treasury notes.
Of sale, together with the .. 8 Internal Revenue
Stamps attached the expense Of the purchaser before NJ.
GernOn, ESQ notary public
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SPRINGS

II OsT-ON MONDAY EVENING, TIE Isl INST,
Al the corner Of Felicity and St. Charles
small Pocket Book Potemenn.is containing ten dollar
bill and three dollars Unit led States The hndes
receive gratitude Of orphan girl whose entire
worldly contained In that Pocket Pook By eay
ing il at this oEee.
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OFFICIAL.
DROCLAMATION ......PROCL AMATION
H. C. wARNorH. GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
OF LOUISIANA.
Five Hundred Dollars Reward.
OFFICIAL.

WHEREAS, Official information has been received by
that fragrant committed the Of
BLDKIDGE TURNER Govinglen, IN the parish Of St.
Tammsny, by one CHARLES W. BRADLEY, the I'D
day Of June, A. D.. 1868;
NOW THEk EFURE, have thought proper to issue this
Precamat calling the good people Of the State
give their aid in bringing 20 justice the
petratoT said crime and furthermore offering reward 10
the and by the authority Of the State Of Louisiana Of
FIVE: HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the arrest and conviction Of said Murderer.
DBscRIPuoE-Bradley a white thirty.dve forty
years has blue eyes, zig h straight hair thin face,
slim built about i've feet nine inches high, and weighs about
40 pounds
Given my hand State City Of
New Orleans, this ninth day of July, 1868 and Of
the Independence Of the United States the Ninetyhid
II. @. wARMOTH,
Cove Of louisiana
BY the Governor:
CHARLES o. HARDY, Assistant Secretary OF State.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
WILLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.
These celeb ated popular Springs situated in Mont
Of Visitors and the attention Of
the Springs going pub is respectfully invited to the advan
present The waters Of these Springs unr
vailed in a. Of Dyspepsia, Cutaneous Diseases, and
Powerful Restorative.
They proven eminenty useful in many Female Diseases
CHRONIC DIARRHEA
regarded as specific.
any the State being situated almost the summit
of the Allegheny Mountains The air is always cool and
brAcing climate healthy saubrious the water OF
delightful temperature b5 deg Fahrenhe the grounds arr
shaded and protected hour in the day By thick grow
Hotel and buildings have recently been enlarged re-
retsd and the prOpretor Halter themselves
they offer TO their guests accommodations by
watering place in the mountains and confidently ASK
Visitors 20 tie Springs will stop Chrssnsburg where
comfortable coaches will be in attendance on the arrival Of
each train, TO convey them to the Springs
RATES OF BOARD.
Per Dsy.......................
Per -
For nger period than months per month 81 Oh
Cosred children occupying seats at first
''O''' D"'- '"' Dr. JOHN B. RADFoRD,
Col HENRY A. BDMUNDSON,
Major JAMES p. BDnUND3ON,
General O. WHARTON,
A. DAVIS, formerly Of the NOrvsll House. Lynehburg,
SUPERINTENDENT
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MONTGOMERY BROS. @ co.'s SALES.


LARGE AND PEREhPToRY SALE OF ELEGAER
Match Single Horses, Elegant Saddle Horses, Fine
work Mules Fine Mich Cows, Buggss Harness, wagons.
etc, ETC., ct suction.
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. u co..
n korTeonEKY Auctonesr.
Omce-H Camp street.
rTHUKsDAY, July 10Th. NJ N s'eioek A.
n, r. Lisers Stables Grsvisr street. VII be told
Elegant Match Horses
Elegant Saddle Horses.
Fine Work nues.
Fine Mich Cows
Aso-Tep and Open Bugges, Harness, wagons,
81 TzRxs-Cssh In o. g. Treasury Notes.
FURNITURE. ....FURNTrU RE.......FURFITuRE
BIZ MONTG0N ERY BROS. a 90,
4 NJ MoEreosERr. AuetIoneo.
T'HURsDAY. July 18th. at In o'clock A.
their Auction MarI 81 Camp street, will be
general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD ~ kNirURE,
such Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads Bu-
Sofas Spring Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
Tab Marble Sdeboads Extension Tables Velvet and
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrav-
ngs Paintings Cooking Stoves and Utenss etc. being ne
contents Of several vel-furnisnsd houses
Also
large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane and wood sse
Ohsirs etc.
sS-TERxs-oash in U. g. Treasury Notes
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RAILROADS..

RAILROADS.
THROUGH RATES OF FREIGHT
NEW ORLEANS,
New York, Boston. YhiladeIphia aad An
Points North and East.
VIA n. O., j. AND GREAT NORTHERN AND MIS-.
sIssIPPI CENTRAL RAILROADS ETC.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
No Insurance Required.
THROUGH BILLS LADING SIGNED AND RATES
GUARANTEED.
NO, AND @. N. RAILROAD OFFICE
New Orleans, July l. 1868 !
Shippers informed that transporting freight
between Orleans and New York. Boston, Phadephia
etc very rates. making saving to the shipper by this
route Of from TWENTY TO FIFfY PER CENT.
All claims loss damage oyseharge will be promptly
settled At points Of delivery.
For further information apply at the Depot Callope
street. or the Office Of the Company No. a CsrOndeet
street.
8. WILLIAMS
General Superintendent.
JAMES YoNGE. General Freight Agent
CPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY
CAIRO AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Quick Direct Route New York. Boston and all East
srn Cities-Two Trains leave Cairo daily arrival
Of Trains and Steamers from the south
hut Two Changes
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS.
SLEEPING CARS
Through from New Orleans to Columbus, without change
For Through Tickets In New Orleans apply at the ONCE Of
the n o. j. O. N X. under City Hotels at the office Of
Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company O4 Com
street, also at the ONCE Of the Illinois Central Railroad
Cairo WIN. HU9HIT
General Superintendent Chicago
W. +. JOHNSON.
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
b r. L0NGLEY,
Genl Southern Passenger Agt :, New Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-16
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PUBLISHED TREwEEKLY By WI. KIRK 4 co.

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This long established jon becomes desirable
view of the fact that Pensacola IL efecting
her railroad communications with the Northwest, and
becoming point Of interest 10 enterprsng men
II is devoted TO the development Of the material In
teress Of the State Of Florida and in Its local de-
special attention 10 the immense Lumber
and Timber trade growing mp its vicinity also 70 other
commercial items which the careful reader will indicate
development OF the great natural OF