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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-12
HALIFAX.
Proceedings Of Assembly.

HALIFAX, Sept. 10.-In the Assem-
bly, this afternoon resolutions were
unanimously adopted, thanking Lord
Strathden, John Bright and Others
in the British Parliament, who sup
ported the Nova Scotia repeal resolu-
tion; also, thanking the delegates for
their services. The estimates for 1868
were brought in by the Provincial
Secretary. The total revenue was
9551, ,068; expenditures f563, $50.
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Chicav0 MaFKeI.

By Telegraph CHICAGO sept. II.
FLoUR-DuII and dropping, and l5@25c
WTIEAT-Moderateiy active: sales No. 1
at 81 coal 81; No. 2 at 81 535z9I 551z clos
ing at 81 541% for No. z; sales of No. sInce
the change at 81 81
CoRN-Firner; sales no. ] at 95sza9CISc:
No. 2 94g94s<c: closing at g81{c for No.
sates at 50IsG5ie ciosin, az - Iil Il anu
RYE-Steady; sales No. 1 at 81 2O1ZaI zIJ< :
closing at outside rates; sales OF No 2 al
81 IGgS1lI II !: closing at SI II
BARLEY-Opened strong at 81 691S; c.osed
weaker at 81 81. - - -
MESS PoRKaQuiet at s29929 25.
-Iaa9l91gc. taa
BACoN-Dry saIted shoulders 1I1<e.
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DETROIT.
Large and Enthusiastic Republican
Meeting-AddreSS by Carl hchurz.

DETROIT, Mich. September IL
,Hhe Republicans held a large and en-
thusiastie meeting this evening at
their wigwam. Carl Schurz addressed
the audience in German and English.
Afterwards all the clubs turned out
in great fierce.
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CLEVELAND.
Political Meetings and TOrchlight
PROFESSIONS.

CLEvEIAND, September 1i.-Gov.
Todd, Columbus DelanO, and others,
addressed large Republican meeting
here yesterday. There was a t6rehs
light procession of the Grant Boys in
Blue at night.
George IL. Rendition wilIaddress
the Democratic meeting here to-day.
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HAVANA.
Suspension Of Firm Liabilities
~ S6,009,O00, r~a5Trg

HAVANA, September 1O.-The firm
of Seulusta, which lost heavy By the
recent burning of the Cosilda ware
houses, have suspended. Liabilities,
$4,000, 900. sit tt4-H = q 'o9 ~
Port au Prince adviees state that
the siege of that city has been abaH-
doned.
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FORTRESS MONROE. Sept. 9.
Major Putnam denies that the troops
fired on the negro rioters at Hampton,
several days ago, as reported before.
The negroes fed before the arrival of
the soldiers, and he says the original
row was of trivial nature.
Col Moore, the Presidents Secre
tary, and the junketing party, from
Washington, arrived here to- day in
O revenue cutter.
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KnrOnean Market.

BY CabIe.l LONDON, Sept. H-Eve.
CoIlsoIs closed at "a; 5-20s at y. az
LIVERPOOL, Sept. IL, r. NJ.
CorFoN-Ciosed nat at n decline of 1sdl !;
mIddling uplands IO5s; do. Orleans 1915;
sales of 10000 bales. le l arzi-
RRRADsTUFFs-No change. - f1aI ef.
PRoyIsIoSs-Cheese declined Is; closing
af go
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New York Dry GOODS Market.

by 4elegraph-I NEW YORK, Sept. II.
There Is an advancing demand for all
ciassts OF goods, and the market gener-
any IS firm, except for q few styles OF
OIeaehed muslins, which are sllls1bly low.
er- VIZ: the Boot 131zc; DO. 3 E:.ze: do. u
10 &c, and do. l. I6I%c (
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ALBANY, N. Y.
Session OF the National Telegraph
UnIOn-ElectlOn CT OfaceFs.

ALBANY. N. Y, September IL
The National Telegraph Union, at
their session yesterday, elected for
the ensuing year-President, W. Fl.
Young, of Washington, I'D. O.; Vice.
PRESIDENT, w. V. Merrill, of Port
lSnd, Maine; Treasurer, a ID Whip
pie, of Albany, N. Y; Recording
secretary; John w. Duxberry, of
Boston Corresponding Secretary. f.
IL, u, rope, OF New York. Portland.
Name, was selected as the next place
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RN n. GTIBERH a co. .,-,,..
- NO. 3A NORTH FLlSsT 5TEEh ll. q
Win be pleased TO see all their ola GIisyo ~ ~.
ers- and as rnany new ones as Will iavoi
them with a cali A Inn s9 assortIns1b .s1 ,oa ~
Grooeries, etc, always on manu- hnu Ao1
sa - Ies q fI1ee lowest market prices.
SelsS 80 = cents for Stafford Mills (Alabama)
c,@.@o,1 XaI.ns at manufacturers prices.
u ts,fu 0iUe special inducements 10 all thos6
b,,,,fa0 fo1 CASH. atS4AAc .loe9
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TROY, n z.
Base Ball Match.

Troy, N. Y, .Sept@A match game
of Base Ball between the sAtlantics,
of Philadelphia, and the Unions or
Haymakers, of this city, was played
here today and resulted in victory
for the former by score of 36 to Is.
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LOulsYIIIe Market

Dy 1eiegraph.I LOUISVILLE. Sep. IL.
TOBACCO = Sales 3S hogsheads; hugs 20
medium Leaf at S60Sl3.
q hLoUR-Snperfne 81 %: $40 for No. 1.
WHEAT-SI 95a2 90
CoRN-90a95c. H q
OATS--47ta52c. uf 9ft att ul Harfnl5fr al
& RYE-Sl 30. s-f... . s,f-
rope Oh s37flIF = e -',TAST-7f =
MISS P0RK-S29. arr o1 - tl.f tsrrf..-
iB.ACoN-Shoulders 12ISc; clear rib sides
I6zac; clear sides I71<c, packed,
LARD -l0Gl Gl914 70 I'm tierces. 9l Fgaa 1
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PITTSBURG.
Spirited Meeting of the Boys in Blue.

PITTsBURG, September IL. - Last
evening large convention of the
Boys in Blue of Allegheny County
held spirited and enthusiastic meet
ing at tic City Hall.
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CLNCIN MATT.
Row in a Rail- MlII-Man Killed.

CINcIsNAu, sept. liza disturb
anee occurred this afternoon. in the
Cincinnati Rail Mill, corner of Par
son and Front Streets, between John
Thompson and John Kemler, when
Thompson sratched a red hot iron
rod about SIX feet long, and ran it
through ,Kemier's body, killing him
instantly. Thomp. oa was arrested.
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ERIE, PA.


ERIE, Pa, September 11.-Last
night FIRE broke out in the whole
sale furnit, ; ware-roOms. of j. H.
Riblet & Co, in Gabel's Block, on
State Street, destroying the greater
part of their stock; also, the stock of
Wheeler Il Wilson's sewing machine
agency. 9nd E. ID. Seigler's music
store N thessame block. The build
ing is pretty thoroughly cleaned out.
Loss on stock about $4,000; about
half covered y Insurance. The in
surance en- t, : building is not known.
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Memphis Marker.

By relegraph.l MEMPHIS, Sept. n, +
CoTToN-Lower; mlddlings Csc. ResAeIpIa
~ Dales: exports none. Weeks receipts
$40 bales. ~
tLoUR-Qutet. 81 ..e .1f n aF4 wiEg +
WHEAT-S2G2 05.
CORN-90c. TatSFttt3 tA At fg
OATS-65c. r--ff--- E..- u
HAY-S2 90.
BRAE-S2l per ton. ~ .tw T feff
(oRN .MEAL-S4 00M4 .25. y
PoRKZS30. tEE - oTuIkl III =5iE
"a iB5acoN7Firm; shoulders lS]Sc, clear sides
LARD--I91<a20Me. -. IL.
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CoNooRD, N. H., September IL
Ex President Pierce passed a COM
Portable night, and his symptoms are
favorable to his recovery.
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BURLINGTON, VT.- Sentemho.11
Inc vermont Htate Fair, held here
TINS week, concludes tomorrow. The
attendance mas been very large. The
Society was yesterday addressed bv
George +. Edmunds and John 4.
Griswold. aoA ~. - -
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OENC1NNNAFI, Sept. 11.-The river
has risen four and a half feet. There
IS now. seventeen feet water in the
channel, and the river is still rising
rapidly. Reports from above show
that the Allegheny and Monongahela
Rivers are rising. with thirty three
inches AT Oil City. nine feet at Green's
boro, and eight feet at Brownsville.
There is seven feet water at Pitts
burgh, and rising. All the Ohio
River tributaries are pouring ont in
torrents, and there will be plenty of
water. The departures include the
j. N. Mccullough and r. C. Grav for
Pittsburg; Camelia. for st. Louis.
There were no arrivals except the
regular packets. The weather is
cloudy aud rainy. with the mercury
at 7S0.
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were picked up By a sail vessel and
carried to Sangatuck, a few miles
from st. Joseph.
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WASHINGTON.

Interview OF the tennessee LegISla.
tive C0mmlttee with the President
Indian AfRairS-IRtePVieWO OF the
British Minister with the PFesi-
dent-App0intment Of StOrekeeper
under Infernal Revenue Law.
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Row in a Rail Mll.--Man
Killed.
Large Republican Meeting
in Detroit.
Late Advices from Arizona
Consecration of a Hebrew
Temple.
Appointment of Storekeep-
er Under Internal Rev.
enue Law.
Woman Waylaid and Rob-
bed. l1r
Sale of Condemned Whisky
Suspension of a Firm-.-Lia-
bllities $6,OOO,OOO.
tsa 5000 81 ul2s
Spirited Meeting of the
Boys in Blue.
Session of National Te1e-
graph Union---Election
of officers.
az
Fire---Loss s25. 900.
Late Foreign News.
Political Meetings. u
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NEW YORK.

Scarlet Fever among ChlldFen-Cap-
tuRe OF a RObber-AdYIees from
Mexico City-FOur Men G0red TO
Death By q Mad BulI-Regatta on
the Hudson RiyeF-Sulelde-Sa
or Condemned Whlsky-UOnseGra.
tiOn or Hebrew Temple. e
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CHICAGO, Septem Der 11.-Dispatch.
es from st. Joseph. Mic chigaD, this
evening. report the arrival of Captain
Brown, of the HippOcompas, and
fourteen other survivors from the
the wreck. They report that a squalI
struck the vessel about o'clock
Tuesday morning. She went down
almost instantly The survivors were
in the water thirty five hours. and
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-.T y 19tasl EDS t91 $3.50 91f
4amgd gna @ aal1sutoi ole g aol3
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NEW MEXICO.
Sweeping Republican victory.

ST. LOUIS, September 10.-A Santa
Fe dispatch Of yesterday says: The
legislative election In New Mexico
yesterday resulted in a Republican
victory. It is believed the heglsla-
ture will be two. thirds Republican.
Santa Fe County gave 100 Republican
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"
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and BoiIs, Ulcers. ana All Obstinate
Aneetions of the Skin, InfiRmmRtOrY
or Chronic rheumatism, Piles. ChrOniu
Diarrhcea, Brercurial Diseases, and every
Taint OF the system; Dyspepsia, and
these Anections originating in the De-
rangement of the, Digestive Organs.
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HTHIS EXCELLENT MEDICINAL
A. Compound was first prepared by Dr.
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ployed with great success In expelling hui
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ments, which were adopted. and Whlch
has made IL $50 the people say the very
pest remedy for all kinds OF humorh
known TO 1.-THE faculty"
This preparation Is composed entirely OF
vegetables, among which are Saia& ptaIiil4l iiil4l
Yellow DOCK, Noble Pine, MandraAss ana
When the originator lived IN New
Hampshfre at GodstoWn Centre, Tor tha
aneca ~ flSirfv or forty miles around, and
la Manch ester particularly the 10m on Doc
tor was well known anu ,, Va lgs
IL effected. Though manufactured in large
Quantities, the supply was frequently eX-
hausted, and purchasers had 20 wait for
more 10 be made. In that region, some
very severe cases OF Erysipelas Wers treat
ed Vifh-and they ySVere curedl Erysipelaa
sores or carbuncles-thoSe ugly, painful
uIcers--Were entirely removed wherever
this medicine was faithfully used 50 IL
was with ScrOfula and salt Rheum. The
Humor Doctor cured them.
It rs free from any dangerous Drugs i9
pleasant to the taste, safe, yet sure and
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Prepared at the
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and for sale by all dealers In medicine
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@ CLOUD & AKIN,
Wholesale Agents.
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PEsTH, Sept. 11-The various es-
tates of Prince Karagrorgewich in
Hungary, have been confScated in
favor OF 5seryia.Tt8 d5E8E ce .oE
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MARsEILLEs, September H.-ThC
American blrk B. Howe, with a cargo
OF Petroleum, was badly damaged by
fire last night.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-24
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THENATIONAL TELEGRAPH DOM.
S.iPSN ma new enterprise, to be known as the
with valuable franchises conferredSby recent act Of
Congress for the purpose of establishing Trunk
mail routes the United States The stock IL 10 ba
issued upon the same principle that Of the Msr.
commenced operations. The design is to interest,"
She entire business community in the enterprise.
y 70 secure the basiness of the country through
The capital is 70 be sIOOoOOOO in 10000 shares q,
amount to be paid in cash is S35 per share and this
amount IS to be paid as follows: One Der cent Of
the par at the time OF subscribing and no mors mn
I'll the entire amount has besn subscribed and then
instruments not 10 exceed five per cent per month.
When thirty-tive per cent Of the par value Of the
Issued; This will give the Company paid nm css q
capital 81 S3 10000, which will be Sufficient 10 du
reached by the present monopoly
The present Telegraph Companies of the country
and are now earning six millions Of dollars per yeay
OF 9ver one hundred Per cent the actual cost Oh
over one thousand per cent.
a, The National Telegraph Company have q recogni.
portance OF their enterprise with grant Of the most
valuable franchises ever conferred upon a telegraph
rights now granted BY Congress to this COMPANY to
construct and operate lines every railroad and
this Company differs from that Of any GONNA nv eysr
before before organized. The question Of the Right Of
The stockholders of this Company can not ba aold
out or transferred to any other Company The act
OF congress under which this Company has beeu or.
granted. S'
Calls on Stockholders will be as follows viz: One
per cent At the time OF subscription and subsequent
Calls not exeesding FIVE PER CENT per month will
VIII pc made by The Directors from time to time as
may ne necessary to supply funds to construct and
cup lines, but no calls will be made after one Der
emit has been paid until the whole capital stock
hall have been subscribed
IL Is confidently believed that thirty-hVe per cant
Of the capital stock will construct and fully anuin
bsOO0 miles OF wire, which will connect ali the coys
mercal centres and important places in the United
states The opinion rests the most relinble A..
mates and responsible offers TO construct and equip
The National Telegraph Company is orranizad
under the laws Of the State Of New York and fran
enses Conferred by an act Of Congress- approved
PFfssidsns-GEoReE B. sENrER. of Cleveland
city. = = A-'i''oi ~" A"FA
{ IEsssss.rrsr-FREDERIoK PRENTICE. of New
v sssScrsIt.sry-GEoReE B. WALTER, Of New
y 09nDany's oaaOe-0A and 60 BROADWAY, New
limited amount of the capital stock of this Com
pany - allotted TO this locality and those having an
oppo,tnnlty, and subscribing, will be placed upon
squa terms with its corporators, and will secure ike
interest in all franchises which have accrued or NAV
hereafter accrue, to the Company from any and al
Parties wishing to subscribe to this emit. rprise VII
nd tbs oubsoEplon list at the FIRST NATIONAL
ANk. springfield, Illinois.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-24
NOTICE. TO TAXPAYERS.

In accordance with Act No. 1871 of the Leeislatuse,
approved October 81 1885, entitled IAN act to secure
the collection OF the taxes of the city Of New Or
leans for the year 1s67.' an delinquent taxpayers
whose names. together with the amount respective.
" due b them, we're published in the official jour
nal the New Orleans CRESCENT in the month of
july ls6s, are hereby cited to appear and notified
that Judgment will be applied for, in accordance
with said publication, TEN days after the first pub
LEGATION OF the present mott e. in the following
COURTS viz; In all in which the bills are for one
hundred dollars or less. in the Third District Court
for the parish Of Orleans all in which the
bills exceed one hundred dollars according 10 the
FIRST letter of the denquent's family names, as fol-
lows: From n 10 inclusivelv, in the Fourth Dis
trict Court; from to X nclusvely and, G., in the
Fifth District Court; from to 4 inclusively and
f in the Sixth District Court, and from A to nc
inclusively, in the Seventh District Court. Z
F. MTCHINARD,
Assistant City Attorney.
NEW ORLEANS, December 10. 1868. de2l5t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-24
THr FRU1Ts or PEACE.

When General Grant shall be Installed
into the Presidential chair new era will
dawn upon our country. People will then
begin to realize all the benefits of true
peace. The nation having surged through
most destructive civil war, in which mil
lions Of the hardy sons of toll were called
by the trump Of war from the pursuits of
peace and the accumulation Of wealth into
the ranks of armies that were to march
over the country, and destroy much in the
short space of four years Of what had been
the work of century to build up. This
diversion from peaceto war not only cur
tailed the products Of the country to an
immense degree, but doomed to destruc
ton millions upon millions Of dollars In the
shape of property. In addition to this,
immense sums Of money were expended in
foreign countries for munitions of war and
other articles imported into our own coun-
tfy, to be used for naught but destructive
purposes. So ferceIy waged this war for
four long years, that life and property were
reckoaed e nothing TO be compared with the
success # the cOntsndinB parties in this
tremendous struggle for the intsg-
rity Of ihe nation on The one
side and the diGstssion Of Il on the other.
In thia struggle, v1lAA Involved the fate Of
the Republic, the ensisias bf Republicans
Ia,.5 fes l.,,sh &s,,,,Ievtscs.s. - - "a.
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We have received official notice from
Hon. Edward Mcpherson, Clerk Of the
United States House Of Representative,
Of the selection Of the New Orleans Re-
PUBLICAN as Its journal for publishing the
laws, treaties, and resolutions Of the third
session Of the Fortieth Congress, and adj
gerlisemenls Of Federal oihoas, under the
seventh section Of an act, approved March
?, 1867. The publication Of the laws viii
be made as soon as proofs are rscsiyed
from the Congressional printer.
This selection is an evidence Of the con.
.ioaed confidence in the REruBrIcAx Of the
leading Repnblieana Of the Union. We
ahnlI enssavor lid future, as heretofore,
% deserve ihs hish esteem Of the best
statesmen Of our country and ct tho same
sine present 70 our readers every subject
= Interest IA sseh shape Is % be easily
fopAQ 2ad plainly understood. The aeis
ct tIa assseni session Of Congress viii be
q more ban usaaIly interesting character
% aii he people. They will Iii appear Is
81 PsPe8 war tAs middle d next
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-24

The Cincinnati Chronicle says Of the
wreck Of the steamer United States: ut is
q singular, and we would accept it as a
happy augury, that the large American
eagle painted on the starboard wheelbox
9the side now presented to view as she lies
At the dock), is untouched by flame or
wreck. The eagle still grasps the American
ahield, with its bright stars aud stripes still
caresring on. as when the Inner first sent
It through the limitless ocean Of space.r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-24

1t is pleasure to acknowledge the re-
ceipt of an invitation to be present at the
wedding ceremonies at st. Peter Church,
Esplanade street, at two O'Clock this after.
noon, on which occasion Hon. Mortimer F.
Smith, of the State Senate, will be united
in marriage to Miss Della Vessel. May the
two hearts then to be made one always beat
in unison, and may the happy pair know
only unalloyed happiness. Success to the
Smith family.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-24
PEEVEs' AAEBROsIA

REEVEs' AAIBROsIA
FOR THE HAIR
lmPr Oved.
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
Itcsuses the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
1t inVigorAtes the Roots Of the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow lurv,j,,v
1t Immediately stops Hair Falling Out
ltkeeps the hair from Changing Color sm "A
1t restores Gray Hair to its Original ools
1t brings out Hair on heads that have bsu,
Its composed entirely of simple and purs5
BILE substances.
IL mas received over six thousand voluntary to
mails of it's excellence, many Of which ara ,,o
ueians In high standing.
It's sold in haH-pound bottles, tthe namO N
the glass; by Druggists and Dealers in FANG
everywhere, at One Dollar per Bottle. Who.
Benz Barnes Co.; O. F. Wells a Co.; schil
mh2 o.. New York
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-24
H MIGRANTS, LARORERs.
II CHANCES.

AS many emigrants are now arriving IN,
rope, parties wishing farm laborers, mems
1 ny servants will do well to call at the I'm
OrIesns, or send their address, with a descr;n.
one kind oflabor required. Persons wishings
m9 1a may also avail Themselves of its hdyant,S
,id me Ohlef Of the Bureau is preparing for n
Louisiana, especially her AGRICULTURAL. comm
a ilt manufacturing resources, and would be'
Quotations for any new or unusual infor-
d,,otr, eness SUBJECTS. The results of indyid1
especially desired. "A'N II ui''rAlsI
JAMES 0. MOVES.
uo,o,, Chief Of Bureau of Immjgrsl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-24

CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL AT AMEs IS CHURCH,
We are indebted to the ladies of Ames's
Methodist Episcopal Church for special
invitation to the Christmas Eve Festival,
to be given this evening. We shall endeavor
to be present, well knowing that pleasant
time NAV be expected,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-24
A Christmas story.

We shall publish on Christmas day an
original story, written for the REPUBLICAN,
entitled Veronica Vssson; or the Doves of
Peace" by Vernon Malone.
The scene is laid in New Orleans, in the
Fourth District. Tue incidents of the story
run, through the years of the war, and of
course are intimately connected with that
event.
The reputation of the writer for fine i'm.
.agery, graceful style, and vivid word paint
ing is fully sustained in Veronica vasson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-24

- PRESENTS.
Six Linen Bosom SHIRTS for nine dollars.
Embroidered SHIRTS
Fine Linen HANDKERCHIEFS-ever descrip-
ton.
Linen COLL RS and Silk sCARFS--all styles,
Best French KID GLOVES
All styles of SHIRTS and ENTERTAINMENTS
made to order at the lowest rates at
LEIGHTON q HAYMAN'S,
Corner St. Charles and Canal streets.
N B-This house has been established for the last
thnty,nve years. de21 It
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-24

About halt-past ten o'clock yesterday
Mrs. De Costas, residing at $50 Apollo
street, was cut in the neck with a chisel by
a man keeping furniture store on Dryades
street. Perhaps he was trying to chisel
some money out of her.