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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-11-19

The Journalists of Paris brought
about the revolution of 1913; and sew
eral Journalists have had a hand in
the present Spanish revolution Don
,Aguirre, the President of the Junta,
started in life as Journalist; and he
has always been an able and prOmin-
ent advocate of liberal measures. He
is the author of work on the Geog-
raphy, Statistics, and History of Spain
which was published in 18 quarto
Volumes. It's also noteworthy that
Gonzales Bravo the Minister of Isa-
bella II, whose conduct was the main
agency in bringing about the revolu-
ton. was for long time a Journalist.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-11-19

One of the pleasant ways they have
in Texas is to publish notices of polit-
cal ,barbecues, warning persons Of the
opposite party that if they appear on the
ground they will be instantly shot.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-11-19

'I wish I had your head, A." said a
lady one day to a gentleman who had
solved for her knotty point. "And
/ wish 1 had your heart" was his re-
ply. "Well," " said she, "since your
head and my heart can agree, L don't
see why they should not 60 into part
nership."
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Charade.

Ny first is Wrnpt 90 deepest mystery e
nv peoond's hoped and sorTOWed for IN Vaini
nv third had neither birth nor history
nv whole cast on our race the mortal stain.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

-UT1- Just published, q new edition Of DR..
AEM hCULVEBWELLs CELEBRATED rs
SAY on the radical ouFe (Fithout msdi.
~ eiuel Of SFEEuATORRHGAs or Seminal
Wonfner1. rnVoluutary eemiuEi Eogpe8 IMP0TEEcT,
Mental and Physical TneHpacty Impeciments 70 Mar
rinru es also OoEgUuFFIOE, sFlLlf6T. and Frs, IN
fudad bT osif.indulEenea or aeNuaf eEtFagagance.
n Prico. in asealed enTslopes enly esutl-
TIs oolebrated uuthori In THE admirable essay,
rTrrlT fsEougtrate1 frOm thirty yearG' Eueoa1alul
r-efn that the alarming consequences of Gsll-abuse
- - r1fieslly cured without the dangerous Of
irternal medicine or the application Of She knife
roiuffnr out mode Of cure e once simple. cerains
rhd efsstual, By means Of ahieh every auneIeT 10
--rf,- 80 IL condition nay be- nay himself
-ehe.1lr. u1iruiely, sad rgflealV.
- m. Tecturs ahouid be % the hanos Of sTefy
yout6 and every man in She land
Sent uufsf sai iu PLATA envelope, 20 any addHesa'
arfnal ar rtsfpt Of six cents, or two po1tag STAN 9
Alec. Dr. culreTus % lnfrage Guios' price % eta
0HAsg J. @. KLINE 4 CO.
.IaI BouaFg. NsW York, PoIt OGea Bog 4lessf
cciGsl' 'anl1EBtea rslel
aasbclll gti-1sss
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-11-19

"Nehemiah, compare the adjective
'cold, said a schoolmistress to her
head boy. "Positive cold, compara-
tive cough, superlative coffn," tri-
umphantly- responded Nehemiah,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-11-19

"Ideas,' says Voltaire, "are like
boards. Men only get them when
they grow up, and women never had
any" What wretch!
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-11-19

The object some wives have in
blowing up their husbands is doubt
less to have them come down.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-11-19

The mau who showed mis- grit was
in the sand-paper line. The man
who was caught mapping is supposed
to have been halter.
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Answer to Enigma of Last week. A handfnI Of
uothtT Vit..r ...t t.-..-- .-
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70 the Principals of Schools
Academies, Sen1inaries, and Y
Teachers Of Singing.
We WouN p,Fneetfnlly- Gall your attention e our
NEW SCHOOL SONG BOOK, Ef #4Ellf II
THE SONG CABINET,
By @. G. ALLEN.

TbI. BSof- so1sir5{ - Fz
First, very carefully prepared series Of PETEAHT
soNs LEsl0NG.
Secondly, A IaFgs number Of new and boautiful
SCHOOL SOEGs.
Thirdly, A SHIRT Cantata-THE ScHoOE FEETTvAL-
drriEusd szPFgrsly fur uSsst Sohsol sssPtolss Con-
era, -Erhibii8ia.l ~ = g. ~
The Publishers, % presenting this work to Prinei-
pals and TeacheE, 0ud call special attention 20 its
Superot alaFita q a ssaO0l Song Book. The author
has been very careful in tho eeectiOB Of his Masic
with unoljectonable sentiments, which will commend
itu adoption in al our SchoolB and Seminaries.
TbesOEa CABINET has been adopted By the Board sf
EduoHtiun the Text Book for the Public Schools In
the City 0f New York.
fsg-Ft Ff1sn EfrF-FEs rsffs
Price soc. each = To BchooIs, 6cs Six. Dol
lars per doE
Sample copies sent By NAL post paid, on reesipt
Soc. WILLIAM HALL son,
543 Br0adway, n. Z.
Tor sale AZ al Urof- ana HFurf- stor-u orfTBnq
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Youths Department.
Biblical Enigma.

TOrgual Problems, Puzzles, &c, solicited. The real
name ofthe authOr and the answer to each must ae-
company ali eontributiOns.l .at
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roWN eUascRrbHRs.

70 Subscribers ID Hlllsboro and vicinity, the hEW1
Nfll us promptly delivered by Carrier or az the Post
p0os Or once of publication ou the following terms
IA advance or within mcuth.-.-..-.--.--.-.tz ~ "
A. the end of month. =
AZ TIE eul 1L tlc year ~
=. 81 Adraucs payment preferred 90 eli eases sub
lcriboFt U Be notied sf the expiration Of their time
tyE crorl on tbsir papers, or hy bllis enel9aed.
Ave 40 not diseoutinuo papere sent 70 Town
sutefdtTr Ghlesl srocally ordered 20 DO go ol uul
aI arrearugea are paid, general rule ililurg 90
,rder dlacnntnuanns q oougideree e. oquiFalont %
rdoriug the paper continued.
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- Ftfu5ul i1fariatig iu ofFanca. No paper soni
~ uaul l11rlrsh1n the flmo paid Tor. ~
~ An extra copy viii be sent gratis, Tor every elut
D ~ lal.sIlbss. 30 ths aboVe rassl.
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THEHIHHLLEl FEEKLYEEVS
oLDEsEPAPERENTmooU 60.

,. L. BOLRDNkE, EDITOR AND PROFHIETOR.
0ErECE-H.n e. north SIDE second dooC east % Eigh,
noarlT opposite tho Pest once.
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THE NEW ERA.

But,we are going to have a country
so free and so loyal, presided over by
a man so true to his country, that you
may sing those songs anywhere. ZAP
pIause,
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ssIdby J. :. BROWN, DruFgistS,
iniIfl III = d = : HiIlsb0ro. Ohio.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-14


$25 50 y Dbl. Previously during the 4
prices of mess fell from &26 60g12s y
bbl., owing to increased supplies 4
afternoon we heard of sales TO-DAY n
eral hundred bbls. mess at S25, while y
Of 100 bbls. mess sold in store at S24 q
Weeks sales 700 bbls.; receipts SSH
ports ia.
GREEN MEATss- Dealers arc being snn,.
at 1l@1lAc. 79 tb, for shoulders. sFH
Conn MEAL-There were sales to.ss,
200 bbls. (not kiln-dried) at 81 a bbl: M.
at 81 so, and $50 kiln-drie at 81 81.
COFFEE To-day a lot of 1000 bags N
Rio sold at TIC. o Ii. gold. Smaller los
offered at the same price.
CoTroN SEED-Some 400 sacks of tbs !.
Of 1867 sold at SIS % ton.
SALr-A lot of l500 sacks Liverpool ~.
| from warehouse sold by a dealer at Il II
sack, and one of 500 fine at 81 rs. NM
mand is light. We now quote ~.
81 750l 90 from warehouse, and y
az IN lots, delivered in the n
coarse at 81 e5G0l so from "
house, and 81 SO@l eOfrom store. ms
cargo sales reported were at 81 coal l
sack.
BUrTER-The demand is fair and We i,
Western at 25@30o. q b. for interim. N
S9c. for medium; and 40@45c. for mi
Goshen 55@5sc. for dairy lots. A. ~
dealers are obtaining coo. - b. for tba
ter. Early in the week a lot of 80 Al
| medium Western sold at 3ec. - b,
CHEEsE-The market is well sim
with both Northern aud Western. nv
demand is Of light jobbing character
quote l6d9l7c. % b. for Western Re-.
and factory, and l50l6c. for Western
glish dairy; Northern skim l00l4c. o.,
tory l60l7c.; cream 10000, and Ess
dairy and pineapple lsc. II
RIoE--Louisiana is in light supplv
the demand Is limited. We quote ga
for inferior; S@9c. for ordinary; 9iSN
for prime, and H@llsc. Y II. for c6s
Only few small sales are being ns5s
the above fgures.
POULTRY AND EGes--0hiokens ales
on the landing at IS % dozen; geese
and turkeys $50; eggs in boxes lsaH&
dozen; in barrels SlS@l5 e Dbl.
EsoULENTs-Po Potatoes are selling at ~
GA rs; onions $500, and apples son
barrel.
H0MIxx--A lot of Is. bbls. oldtui.A
81 ~ barrel.
TALLOw-l00 bbls, country RENDERED
in several lots at S8l0sc. ~ II ,,accolla
quality. -.
NAVAL SToREs-The demand ior b
turnpentine is moderate, and with "a,
in the North prices In this market
given way. To-day o lot of 100 h5Ab|
prime shipping order sold at zoe. n nl&
and several days since, not reported "a
lilo bbls. sold at Csc. There have also
sales of Sc and 40 bbls. No. 2 uai
So rs ~ bbl., and 200, is to 20 gallon
ages, tar at So Is g package We
rosin at SO 25@S so for No. 2: s.
for No. I; and So u Dbl. for virgin dlp.
FREIGHTs-We quote cotton BY stes
Liverpool ll-l6@ "a. to New York aad
adelphia le. to Boston l{c,; tebaA
New York $40; to Boston and Philai
SD 70 hid; -four to New York, b
and Philadelphia 90c. % Dbl; tuf
Northern ports zoe. % bushel. By q
9-l61. for cotton to Liverpool; l3i6aI
Havre; lie. to Bremen; 90Ic. to New NJ
and lc. toJBoston; 75c. T. Dbl. for 70
New York and Boston; 5Sc.Vto Lived
81 % to Havre; l7020c. n bushel for
to Northern ports; l5d. TO LiYerp@
l6ld. to Glasgow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-14

Steamship Juniata, Hoxie, from Phil
via Havana, to Creevy, NlckersC
I'd district
Steamship Trade Wind, Morrill,, from
Honduras, 9Th instant, to BrOol
donald &cO
Steam tug Rochester, German, frt
York and Key West, to master
TowBoATs.
Wabash, Melville, from the Passes
down and to sea, 9th instant, sAl
Cannon, bark lincoln, and brlgl
Brought up barks ElwOOd
Francisco, and Imam.
STEAM BOATS.
Nicholas I.ongworth, irwin, from. Ia
Alice Y, Keyt, from Cincinnati.
Magenta, Leathers, from VicksbuTg.
st Nicholas, DOwty, from Campte,
Vicksburg, Blanks, from 0uaChih Y
National. 6innOtt, from Shreveport
Thos Powell, Aucoin, from ThibOisI
Aloe, Radovich, from Lower Coast.
Louise, Hopkins. from Mobile.
Richmond, Neaie, from Louisville
Ruth, Switzer, from StLouis.
~ -. - BELOW COMING UP
British bark Ocean Phantom, v
from Liverpool January q, I'll
Knox &co
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-14

election ofciTil officers shall appoint one reg
istrar for each parish in the state, except the
parishof Orleans, and onein each district OF
the parish of Orleans, counting Orleans
right bank as one district, who shall, each
in his parish OF district, appoint sufficient
Number Of commissioners Of election to
hold the said election for the said civil Off
GERS and representatives at the same time
and place as herein provided for. oaa
ART. Isl. Returns shall be made in dupli-
cate, sworn to by the commissioners hold
ing the election, and forwarded within three
days thereafter to the registrars of the par
ish or district. The registrars shall immedi-
ately forward one copy of said returns to
the chairman Of the committee of seven,
appointed by this convention, who shall,
within ten days after the last return has
been received, make proclamation Of the
result of said election. -s7
ART. 1853. All civil officers thus elected
shall enter upon the discharge of their du'
| ties on the second Monday after the return
of their election shall have been officially
promulgated, or as soon as qualified accord
ing to law, and shall continue in office fol
the terms Of their respective Offices herein
prescribed, said terms to date from the first
Monday in November following the cleo
ton. sss1g3. 7a-
Arr. 1jO. The general assembly, elected
under this constitution, shall hold its first
session in. the city of New Orleans on the
third Monday after the official PRONUNCIATION
aforesaid, and proceed Immediately upon Its
organization to vote upon the adoption Of
the fourteenth amendment to the consti
tuition of the United States, proposed by
congress, and passed June thirteenth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-six; said general
assembly shall not have power to enact any
laws relative to the per diem of members,
or any other subject, after organization, un
til said constitutional amendment shall have
been acted upon. 7e.-
FART. 100. All registrars and commission
ers appointed under this constitution
shall, before entering upon their duties,
take and subscribe the oath of Office pre-
scribed by congress, approved July second
eighteen hundred and sixty-two, entitled
'An act to prescribe an oath of Office the
said oath Of office shall be administered tc
each registrar by the chairman of the com
mittee Of seven and to each commissioner
| by the registrar appointing him. a.t
ART. 16l. All registrars, commissioners
and other officers necessary to carry into
effect the provisions Of this ordinance, ex
cept as otherwise provided for by the re
consi ruction acts of congress, shall be pait
out of any funds raised by virtue of the tai
ordins ce adopted by the convention, De
cember twenty-fourth, eighteen hundred
and sixty.seven, not otherwise appropri
ated.
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RsT A.rn Or osoAR 3.

UsrrED srLrEs MARSHA,
District Of Y
New Or cans. Febrnl
THIS IN TO GTVK MICE THA
i soveuteeush daYol Februsr A. D
RAN IN B tNKR PfCY was ISSUE
es aie Of OSCAR X l. Lie, OF Eew,V.
parish Of Orleans nd Stats Of LOUIS J
adiudged a bAnk upon Is own Petss..
payment Of any debts and aeliyery q
belongiuR to ench bankrupt, 70 him 9
taid bankrupt, 70 prove rheir debls
une or more assiguaos Of his es etc, Wy.
Court Of tankfapi cy, to g no den ~
house hui ug, "a tue atty Of es Y.
lana, bsfore j. r. q. Pitkiu. Regis T.,
teenfh day Of March, A. ID 1865 at l0e NJ
FL. HERR m, u. \,
no. S2T-fsis nihii District =
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EsrATk or W. \. =
orsIon OF Us1rap s4A = I.

0HrIoE or UNIrEp FTAT1E,
iistrivt Of Y
Monroe. Is fes,
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THs
i third daV OF February, A. d. 1864
IN BAkKRrtP iGK was ISSUED agslll
II W. X. HAYS. Of WiaashnT1u.h b. "
E'fanklin ans' State Of ts9ulsiana VIZ
ment 81 any debts and d livery Of
bslanaing q such bankrust TO b NJ
and the transi = Of any pyuptrt, By p.
den b. law; that q meet ng o. the G..
said bankrupt, to prove thtir tbI'
onsor more ~ ignees I his estate, W
fipurt Of Bankruptcy, Q No hQloea ,
". j. q Baker, IN the ioWn II mes
Oaaohiia. be ore w y q. Bakrr, v
sizieenth ~ Of March, 4 D. lt6a
An. FL, HE6RUR, VI
Per II Il GRAVY Deputy, IS heAs7
No tOa--fetd mAit
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-14
Marine Intelligence
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPuBU
Saturday, March u
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship Crescent, Hawthorn, for
ton--C A whitney &co
British ship Perseverance, Roberts
Liverpool-Zergea q jenkins
Bark Mary NJ Bird, Packard, for
Thorndike & Norton
British schooner Petrohid, 0'Kss
Nicaragua-Master
British schooner Dolphin, Coe, fof
ton, Jamaica--E Pilsbury
Schooner Texana, Taylor, for Pens
Master
Schooner John G. Whipplc, GarlGl
Observation-Disclosures & Kellgl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-14
Monetary and Commercial

OEgIOE q Enn 80 .I.E., 4 90 a.

EhIDAY EVENING, Aiaroh15. tats
. The commercial week closes this evening
with quiet money market There Is only
limited amount Of Al paper Offering ter
negotiation, and the supply OF capital 10
ample, butlenders adhere to previous rates,
aud are unwilling TO cake any concessions.
Guod notes and mortgage payer are readily
hear 81 10 TRANSACTIONS at d lower rate Of
interest. II any such occur they must be
regarded a. exceptional aHd not iqlr
heais for duolations. The banks diacount
most Of the approved paper offered By their
cnuldmefs. and are free lenders on cali on
solid collaserals, but meet with only HIM
tied demand
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-14
JANLES q. TALIAFERRO.

&C. ANTOINE.
L. w. BAKER,
S. BELDEN,
A. BERTONNEAU,
w. JASPER BLACKBURN,
o. G. BLANDIN,
HENRY BONSEIGNEUR
EMILE BONNEFOI,
WILLIAM BROWN,
.l. DENNIS BURREL,
.. WILLIAM BUTLER,
W. R. CRANE, ...
R. 1. CROMWELL, -.-H
SAMUEL Z. Quincy.
A. J. DAMAREST, ..
CHARLES DEPASSEAU,
P. G. DESLONDE,
JOSEPH DESLONDE.
AUG. DONATE, JR.,
... DAVID DOUGLAS,
GUSTAVE DUPART
...t ULCER DUPART.
C.B. II. DUPLESSIS,
... J.B. ESNARD,
LOUIS FRANCOIS,
HENRY w. FULLER,
JOHN GAIR,
Il. G. GARDINER, ...-.
LEOPOLD GUICHARD,
PETER HARPER,
JOHN S. HARRIS,
O. H. HEMPSTEAD, -
w. H. HIESTAND,
J. Il. INGRAHAM,
r, II. ISABELLE,
THOMAS ISABELLE,
GEORGE FL. JACKSON, #
.-... SIMON JONES,
GEORGE Y. KELSO,
JAMES H. LAEDERS,
-...1- VICTOR NJ. LANCE,
CHARLES LEROY, me 5i-
J.B. LEWIS, rs- ..-..7-
RICHARD LEWIS,
JOHN LYNCH,
FREDERICK MARIE, sssg
p 90 THOMAS IL. MARTIN,
.-. j. A. MASSIC0T, ,.-s ,.,....-.
WILLIAM r. MEADOWS,
BENJAMIN MoEERAE,
. w. L. McMILuEN
..sf.s s1 MILTON NORRIS 51. sr.
S. r. MOSES, az. ~
WILLIAM .MURREL-
i'N JAMES MUSHAWAY,
81 Q1J 5THEOPHILE MAHIER,
J. P. NEWSSTAND, 30.
.ss--s JOSEPH C. OLIVER,
S. ID. PACKARD,
JOHN PIERCE,
P.B. S. PINOHBACK, OF "a
7r8E Sc ROBERT P0INDEXTER,
- CURTIS POLLARD, ~
GEORGE w. REAGAN,
DANIEL II. REESE,
Ae' or FORTUNE RIARD.
H5 d. D. RI GS, ir
J. A. II. ROBERTS,
L. RODRIGUEZ, ..,zf
N. SCHWAB,
$500 ia CHARLES SMITH,
.SOSTHENE SNAER,
.,- s,-s, HIRAM r. STEELE, -g
CHARLES FL. THIBAUT,
&c. d. TINCHANT,
NH. TWITCHELIl, fa
ds NAPOLEON UNDERWOOD,
Pr. VALFROIT,
JOHN b. VANDERGRIEFF,
MICHEL VIDAL,
RUFUS NAPLES,
G.. III. WICKLIFFE. i
HENDERSON w WILLIAMS,
DAVID WILSON.
WILLIAM vIGERs,
Secretary.
NEW ORLEANS, La, March IL, 1868.
/ certify that the foregoing Is correc
CODY Of the constitution as taken from tn
official records Of the convention.
HUGH J. CAMPBELL,
Minute Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-14
IN BANKRUPTOl


E9TATE OF w. H MVt
OFRIoR or uHIED STATE;
~ District OF "A
Monroe, La. Febral
This Is TO GIVh NOTICE THAI
a third day OF February, A. d. ~
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued
estate OF " Il. NOOK, OF Wlnnsoon.
DaFash OF Franklin And state of Louisa
adiudSad o bankrupt on ; Is OWL psa
the payment Of any deb and deli ery ~
" belongina 70 such bankrupt, to hin,i
use, and the transfer OF any pr0peIa
forbidden by law that q maeting o. thl
this said bankrupt to prpvetheir dGbts 4,
one or more assignees Of his es ate. VIZ
Oourt Of Bankruptcy, tos be holden a
W. j q. Rak +, Ia the town Of hopl
OnAehita, before w. j. Q. Baker, ksg,
eixteenth dav Of IA srch, a. ID. 1855 Nv
r. j. HkRRiDh, U y
PERM IA GRADY, deputy. as Messslg
No. 4a0--fe1A lLkld at.ra
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-14

Gold opened at 1404 against 1401 last even
Tag, and after selling up to 14li closed at
l40s@l402. The sales included $4,000,
1000, and $4,000 at l40a; $1,000 and
$4,000 at al; $4,000, SIS, Ooe, aud $40, 900 at
l4lt, and $40, 900 in two equal sums, at
l4l4. at the board last evening S23, 600 sold
at l403. A new session of the board will
be held tomorrow Saturday at the Mer-
chants Exchange. Nothing of any mo-
mept was reported in silver. Some retail
lots Of American halEdollars sold at 1879,
and small amount of Mexican dollars at
l42s. The former are quoted at 137@lS7s,
and the latter at l42s@I423.
The offerings of foreign exchange contin-
ued limited, and rates were fraction SITTER
The sales of sterling included $4,000 good
bill of lading at Isl $1,000 Al at 1924, and
ell 600 at 15ll@l52l. In francs we noticed
quoted at l5l56l524 for Al bill of lading
and clear, ana l52i@l53 for bank; and
francs at 3.75@3.725 for the former, and $40
for the latter.
Under scant supplies domestic exchange
further advanced, the banks checking on
New York at 1 " cent premium, against par
yesterday, and the sales of commercial In
| GLIDING $4,000 New York sight at dis
| count; SIS, 900, $4,000, $50, 600, and a fur
Their amount at par; $40, 600, 81, 900, $50, 900,
and 100000 at l-l6 premium. and $40, 0OO
SIG, 900, S25, 900, and $4,000 at !. The
| counter demand was limited.
| We did not hear of a sale of stocks, but
at the board last evening 80 shares Crescent
city railroad sold at S103; 81 Merchants
bank at S2l 80; as at SCI Is; so at SCI S7At
and IS (25 and 40), at ten days, buyers
| option, at S22. We now quote:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-14

Az the BOARD one old state OOnu sofa al o..
City treasury notes suffered further
standstill. The reported sales include $4,000
small at 25i discount; $1,000 large and $1,000
small at %; $4,000 at 96l; and $1,000 at "a;
also, at the board last evening, $1,000 small
ut %, and $1,000 at 224. Dealers bought
early in the morning at %, but subsequently
refused to pay more than 27@S0, at which
they were reluctant purchasers. They met
with no counter demand. Nothing was re-
ported in state notes, which are nominal at
4S@52. The last sale of Louisiana bank
notes reported was on Monday, when So
900 changed hands at soc. " dollar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-14

NEW ORLEANS, La, March ii, 1868.
/ certify that the foregoing Is q correct
COPY Of the constitution as taken from the
official records Of the convention.
HUGH J. CAMPBELL,
Minute Clerk,
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WANTED.

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1org No1a1 HlIls q L.adinr. Dray
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AIR. ltA Il shall be the duty Of the gen
eral assembly To organize She militia Of the
state aad al able-hodisa male eItiseas Be,
tween she agss Of eighteen aaa forty Eve
years. not dislranchissd BY the laws d me
uuiled States and Of this state, shah be sub
ject 20 military duty.
Anr. 1ls. Tho governor shall appoint all
comHiisaloned officers. subiect to oonfrma-
lion q rejection By tie senate, except The
ss4a osiecrs. who shall be appDiatsd BY
taei< respective oAlsla. sad Commissioned
b. iae aeFexapf Al milttia Officers shah
laheAaa suAsagl1e ~ llae oath prescribed
fag oaieersa lAq unlses Skates army ana
ahe calh pfeaefihsa lpr cagp ia thia afaie.
Ans. Ias. The eoseraaf ahass have 9oaer
to csll the hisiifia ints aGssga xor tAa
preservation of iaw aud ORDER ~ aAt ne
public safety mag esquire It. Inc mil
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