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New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
C,Dt. Of Engineers. Bvt. Lt..Col' q s.A.
NAN PAYxAsrERs OFyIcE No. 20 Brosdssy.(
NKw YoKK, Jan. a. 1868. :
ERESH REEF AND VFGETABI .ES-Sealed

ERESH BEEF AND VEGE EIAbIIEo.-SeAIeM
proposals inorsed for Fresh Beef and vegetables will
be tins once until, o'clock the seven day fPeb
rnsry the supply Of 1000 pounds o Fresh Beef and 2oO
pounds Vegetables the Broosn Ssyiari and station
required Beef and Vegetables must be u good quality and the
each article he offered for by the
pound Beef In equal on fore ard hud quarters
Bonds with approved security al" be qred IN onehaf the s't
Of the contract and per cent In addition will be
Of each to he made collateral secny
the due performance Of he contract which WILL account be
paid until il Is fully CON piled With.
Every be- aeomrad hT written guaranty signed BY
or more responsible persons that the bidder bdcrs will hs their
bd he accepted enter into obligation within Se days With good and
sufficient siretes tD furnish the art elcs proposed.
proposal % be considered t accompanied br sueh
~ s1dcory dtnee that he bidder regular ddier IN
ln:: required
The Department tie night reject any proposal not eo1si
cred adysutageous 10 the Government
stipulated quantity Of either article
shall delivered leaving balance due the other s the contract
considered completed IN m the option the Department
J. G. ELDRKDGB Paymsster L. :. Navy.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
Bruuosals.
O. g ByGNEsRs OyvIck BuHLIygroS, W, Jan. 70 1863
luRLINGTON BREAKWA Al ER.-SEALED

O. g BseNseRs oyrcE. BURLINGTON, VI, Jan 70 1863
BURLINGTON BREAKWA1 ER.-SEALED
PROPOSALS will be until the 20h OF
Fsbrusrr 1863 at 10 oeck the following timber viz;
ms cube feet Of hRMLoCK timber IL inches
In stick, not lesst than q feet in length.
"a 0O linear cubic e WHITE PINE timber u inches square
in ,tets moi les than 80 feet n length
IS O0 feet h. m. OF 3iHeh IIBMLOCK PLANK
"A 90 feet h. W Of 3inch WHITE PINE PLANK.
$3.50 TREENAS em or Osk) feet long and inches diameter
Pine Spruce Ash timber delivered lieu Of al part
the ari item this bill The hole delivered Burlington w.
before the Of July 1862 and third
opens Chanpn IL he u the bat quality perfectly
straight specified dimensions throughout No other will be
prices expense delivery
pairing Inspection &C. such points be required The pro
made duplicate guaranteed and in accordance with the
which obtained application this Office
undersigned the night reject all bids. not
deemed satisfactory. J. W BbRi0W
Cspt. of Engineers. Byt. Lt..Co. l. n A.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
Corporation aoiit,s.
c5rotfriss anS 31robisiuns.

rg1HOMAS X. AGNEW,
Nos 200 AND l62 GREENWICHST,
KEW-YORB,
b uced the prices Teas Cosee sugars Flour and all kinds OF
on- om 20 23 eea be no poo. from
The hard everybody should call ARi compare tue
prices before buying AID IS to so per cent
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
Itaal 1Oiitts.

IN PARTITION.-SUP COURT Of the
] STATE or NEW -BERNARD kikRSAS, ASS IN, NsRlA
psutiis agarst PhllII hlfkNA"
ohr. pHrsusHce ofs judgment order tie supreme
81 made IN le above ent tied action the
suHhsr oncr named Will sell a. public aurion az
tie FIhag Sse,roa No III Broadvly the City heEiorE
on n RSnAi Ith dsy Of femsy 1861 ~ " O'clock noon Of lst
dsr through james Miller AnctInc'r The aioaing described
A that lot ~ ground and pcnfes situate
In sn hrg IN The Twentieth Ward Of The civ u Sss.YorA dis
tvuhs Map Of Auts IN the Twelfth tnow Nenneh
cts 81 Nrwiurk. belonging TO te estate 81 tornehN
deceased dated the h day o February 1884 made by hNn
Smith CITY screor Which said on Die 20 we once oi Le
Ngl y ulmbeT fo1r bunde
fs AID o1uci aud described a. follows North easiwin
in uAt s0h eiuarly y t ruheI af huuh
three a. sail so WtwsrI ty he hs distance
eighth M aud TIE sid Twenty nuh 4 and norlh
rg lu1r, ai ts0 the sa
rosnng front ssd Twenty s ard rear Ntni
fsr each De- Iucyrgh bl feet snd hne %
iuehe OF esADaiel shc 2h dsy VI eemle llI
d. HAWLEY, Referee.
L So pl.-nNF. Alfnrnaxs. IA laA0A8
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
Us NAS,HAL, oyyreE. 4. D. o. rrss'y,Iy,StA ,s,1

L. s. MAMMALS OYyoE. e. D. OF pEssyLvASiA,
PmiLADELrHI,, Jan ~, lsta
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTlCE-That on the
1b d.y ~ January A. d. l6s, Bankruptcy
issued ast he BENJAMIN HBM6S and SIMON BZH
KiEL partners o Pbdrpha In The 90 nty Of Philadelphia ahd
Who have hrea sdugd banaus ON ihs own
debts and delivery o properly De-
longing 10 their aud the transfer OF
Them forbid by law that mte1 the credit
bankrup their debts and 30 choo or
ssness their estate will lie be Court Of B'nipPy to be
holden No. Bl3 Walnust, Philadelphia before Haby Ashton
tue 27h day % Febnsry d. 1903 alto cioeka IN
III l4wJSS l.. L. hLLMAhhh L. = MaIshal 10 hrssensth
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
iTuE HERALD OF HEALTH.

rINllE HERALD OF HEALTH.
CONrFgrs-FFBRUARY 80.
TIE BRAWEVILLE ATHLETIC CLUB
uRA, on SNlrPS LAST kiCk"-Mos C,it Tyler
The CURE or lNEBRIAThN-Dr NateL
TIE BEGGf az GIkL (rofm)-NIs Gage.
THE PliYSIOLOGi OF MAN-Rufss KiRg Browne, ". d.
b Az ASu DiMb-U. I. ieri, LID.
SELFkkON LEDGE tloeml-llD. Brrhck
ThE UsB OF TOBACCO AND MGNK-iry Henry Ward Beech.r
TuK FIi SiCAL DEGENEACY OF WOMAN-FraEees Dana Gse
4 Il MILK Ctfk-Jas. G. LAyarL
ans MOVEMENT CURE ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. lay
lor W. d.
CHOOSING A HUSDASD-Mrs. Z. o. Smith.
EEl EltiAiIONS OF a RETIRED PHYSICIAN
ICE. OF TlIK STOMACl-LL r.. 4. Mailer.
tho GIFTS AND READINGS
EDITORIAL DEPARIMaNTsoeisl Science; Tht Lacg over
wo krd NeA.Yurs Lowe ~ r. and John siaf Mil on
,iooy Stue; Something 10 lake; 1smperuce ioies hc
Raia KELLEY Island ScihclsNHe Making HatIg
Enut kaisug Ncs Jeneyi Pies New Temperance
Mo,rurat RsaiHg by 1AsiyhL
IL, a,hy Spices ald tonliHeatA .
Do ~ number. For 20 userite and go
bid of American Meas Col The New lorA News Co. al
Ne B,oaawa, Of The Pubshe MILLER, WOOD Co. No
Is Lign-st Nea-iors.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION WITHOUT
VI TEACIER--WISNEKS rEhFECr GUIDE for the Piano
Violin Flute Meloleon Cabinet ogan. Guitar Accordion. Fife
Fa.eoet and Cronet designed is Lessons EEaHplts and sr
mpaa playing without tie a Of teacher; With
select Music Price Of each book IS Sent post paid
CnAS H. DlTSOS Co., No. Il Bruadv.y
NSALLINGs "CITY OF NEW-YOi,k."-A
w DESCRIPTIVE Guide Deeorr C.ch DIRECTORY. and Lar-s
oored Map Brookyn Jrsry I Hohostn 6c &c Tor
D. hy News Companies sBl News pears
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
Snstruttion.

Snsnudon.
A YTHoN, Mr; ,.S GEo I},o, c. ~! CLASSICAL l..
rrenir.sIh'-
A + DOLBEAR's COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
xA H - RGcfcaL 's All E .si
issa Of en s-a one mou'H 'AAa IN js'' Al Ofda
A TTOWNSENDs BUSINESS COLLEGE,No
y 20 av.-rnraie n'ieion ds' n -'eninT - Bookkeeping
..sI .s A T. %i s % ~ o' % Gr ass .p s o.s
4 4 bookkeeping. Arithmetic Grammar,
~ sleiaag i'1ts 5'o Iseall NIas Lr.''a, y - o'hsf
Booia Gov kls vH'; Co rsne plan Of instruction. 'ys1rr
A SUBURBAN HOME SCHOOL, Ncw-Ilaven,
~ Conn the Rev. Dr sEAR> Rvcor-srs,gn begin, Peb
CONSTANT DEMAND for good Teachers at
- AAl .ta SCHOOL iSsl 80 B0gDe 4 pHiP1i, al
hR. FITCH will reopen mis- Family BOARD
~ ~ iNG:Ch9ot tr bo,. hi,d. Sors,t Cora. on MON
''"''' ""'''' pr 5'i 'gii TIth @ Fasts.l
DREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, n.
eanc.ton. .d educational i.ti,. There fe K,'
pp-uon t. secure lsce Appir TO GEO & SMITH
ELMlRA FEMALE COLLEGE.
,s"n' Ladies " ' s.4 o Il dS%ir S .;r1 3 pG'i 3 i.. .:
ELUSHING FEMALE SEMINARY.-A select
L S,hcol tor young ladies' Flushing L. Mira T. W. WHITNEY
Principal
1ARDXERs INSTITUTE lie; T;EngIi;h and
~ g we. ili,J,.econt.,, N,e.YOrk.
n. 5 al i' md d aR R,. rs % ! 1 b A De Haas
IRVING IN INSTITUTE. l TaITytown. n; "a
KINDERGA AKTEN SCHOOLS-For Boys. at
S gs s; ias.: S s M 'P % coz fpeS ,r S Ct e VI S A'
T4sA hBRARY fs u ASS2GAT!9N Is
o bs.nsf, sad ad,Aaed slo. spelling ks.dss
Scas ay TIGyfis1 cSa s' Hall ii toy : '''' '''
MlLITARY, CLASSICAL, and CONNER
20 r s.s a1h ae4Ras' . S''' RSsilf sSsSsI
MOUNT WASHINGTON INSTITUTE, No.
~ 20 We" Rcs,ts, .Os o. h.:iGus, on M.Asllrs sonar
easins. solsgs. PrOsr.m rspd ara terms r,,oa.ts
MR. VAN NORMAN.
.ss DAT SCHOOL ss5 a. sauss fsfSfs laos sotsss"
viii s'p''AS rs for hAiAfoFH''''. 'u,t
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL. White
.iai r'i isas. S ' 1fH Hr IS i location A'A teaching
pRlvATE TUITION in all the branches OF a
l.tsy he hour 6 " cLIFioS, 4 N. iisj Bfo.daT
RUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE, Nos. 4s7,
& & S.rs % %kDSRs6s7 FS. TssS3r o'I Rps. Ss1 % %
Is. e. c ,"'''' to ''i 'i m q; FSs ss Lib T.. be . to the
R0CkLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE at Nyack,
~ - on We h-d,0n E,r u D. hASsFELD Principal have
pes NJ oSpcn q b, % 'b ysi ss ia I sissns Sci
Ctrstsn geniemen"-l Litter VI Houry Warl Beeeher
"SEABURY HALL and KlNDERGARTEN"
- on Pfoelers system Brother AMI .sisr discount Address
PRINCIPAL. No. e?l slrth-ar.
THE FERRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE, No.
lS h,ii.ontve eersu Of Th seosisl RBoPEss for beard
ius snd dsy papsls SEPT H.
WILLIAM MASON and THEODORE
w THOMAS coSsERvAToRr or Music. No iss Yna-sve..
ts TrsrtshH Cs,s formed daily ehdsn and sdrsEsr pspls
In stsns ,rnes, f.o Harp ye, and a. sLsr nsrsns ssd
c isisss one. Soan from '%si' 70 m
VOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE, at Maple
wood Pssth Mass Widely superior selhes and
4. v. SPEAR. the PnEeipaL
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

The steamers BRISTOL and ITOyiI ESCR hav,e b,,n -
drawn weeks
covered hy the fast md vsuos pnr.sr, NRrfs 80
DORIS which viii msks Their "a. Id lime ,cI sos. In ~
eveTed with prom ptness aud ftl atf. W. ="
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
Tost unS cfuaaO.

I OST-A BANK BOOK on BOwery Savings
Bank 20 2s95 The anr v please rean it to the Bans
aud much ohlge the owner
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STAFS r the DISTRICT of CONNEt iCUTIn tie matter Of
JOEL T. Sai'SDTRS B4nsrupt--is BANKRrrrCr-TO WHOM
II MAY CONCBhSTbe undcguel hcrehg notice Of ap
JOEL /. SAUNDERS OF the town ~ stan
fr In the fNr6 sud state II Counocut within sad
Dgct sho has Ajused Bankrupt he petition BY
William See ss Register IN Bankruptcy n.in and o said Dis
Us la~9ss EDGAR F. MERCILLIOTT Assignee
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES EASTERN DISTRICT u lPkNNsYLvANlA-Is
D.yERrpTcY- the MATTER OWEN EVANS Bankrupt TO
WHOM IT MAY COSCERS TIE nad.usd h.rsT dives notice of
hi, gnes OWEN EVANS of Sorrsiown IN the
STATE hnd lately Of Philadelphia. in said STATED within
st been sdged Bankrupt ulpn bis o"D petition IN
sail Court dated Al Philadelphia. January 10. 1903 ,
Ja0 laHJsS W. H. NfRkkS. No a2i Nanni st. fhhsGrpbs
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
Oaltntints.

VALENTINES, 1868,
FROM Z FlFNCH EXPOSITION.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN IN riIR T.. s.
FiFTY IO.iARS NORl II or VALENTINES
..f'"f -. r- SiNT FOR TWENTY o, LLARS
-.. nECEIPT or The AiOSK ArN 1liE FOiLON ING RICH
ASSORTMENT OF VALENTINES Will Tg ~ ikNARuIp. TllS
TfE GREA EST CHANCE EFEW OFfE.Ep 10 IIiE TRADE.
rom lS PRICE AND Qt ALIrY. ORDER EARLY
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
Aotitts Of Slnkruptr.

IN the DISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED
/ STATES-EASTERN DISTINCT of fPENNSiLNANIA, sn the
inater1 ROBERT Gul j1sHrI W SHAW late copatpes til.
SHAW BROTHER of the cts o. Philadelphia, To- The tonH y
rl,lph the ssi Dsidci BaniT Pt.-Ihs ad bmsfup hay
Congress Of ~ March l7 tiled Their petition or
leb able under the sad aui Tor
alleging hat debts have been proved and that 10
hsaIs ~ the that meet
- Il Creditors be held the Syeueuih dav ~ fshar 1858 A.
ocl1ck before the Register J. HUBIIf ASHTON esg ~
biz oIcr 40 6 Walnut street PLad hs 10 be continued by al
jonnrrt when ard where Tie examination d the ssi
hsnkrurts fuhel sui huues ~ the cnni ard third mrs
of creditors req by the 2;.h al 2h sections Of r said Act
tanoel aud t II neither asguee creditor opposes the
r. rres 10 the Court whether tie sid Bnkps have al
CONFIRMED their iuiy under tho sa act not IN what
.pr; which au tie sail when cusr With al
oih rpr relating the viii be hd by the Register tie
Clerks ufcc
further ordered that hearing be had the said petition for
dscha- nd cshcr "Wednesday The Fourth dy Of March A d.
los before the PHILADELPHIA occk. when
all creditors who have proved their debts aud tAe
spVcr AMI show they have why the
ef the sad Psiiton should not be sIAuef
............ Ntuess tho Honorable JOHN tADWALADFR
Juge of tho said District Ceurt th seal thereof
'''''''''' Philadelphia the 2sA day Of Jlnuav A. D. lCs
a. X. FOX, Clefs.
mn. Enr-1x Cu..a R... -n n.- .-Lnriar u l.alas
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

-
sssiGe fail obtain directly will IrobaI,
Osy opportunity. HORACE 0@SELEH
The com e Of Tie Regtr anl Almanac comprised in
ns',y bound yOues aud ready. Pace iOr vol
80
Tle pihnz to ssure these eeg Political Statistics should
se.l n the ,ders Immediately o., loIi copies printed
Eh rider must be apa4e' ,lth tie cash Address
THE TRIBUNE HewYori.
Fi'HE CAUSE OF EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
19 81 90 o. % Ss i ,osss s9 ,. 70 6 , s's S % %
A&es El MILLER D. No pIdh, n J. fae IS ccs,.
'NiiE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1868.
THIS POPULAR ANIMAL
is NOW READY
IT CONTAINS
ASTRONOMICAL ke
Csierdsr-Jewtb; Mahomtdso.
Calendars asaa 10 Dee@be; Changer Of hs Noon PsStts
a. Eerr Sun On The Hoonsrs Sdse osp Rising and s.,ss
sfhe Sun and Moon throughout the Uriist Sstst
Csujuueaons Lunar and Planetary.
Eshpsts for the year 1863.
Psrets CsnjaneteIG Of Planets and other Ap.,h
bs.'ouE
Altar Tsbles
Ia, Table oilOo PAesa
POLITICAL.
THB GOyERSMBEr
CsbIr,t-Ths Prstiisuga
y,,...sss-Msubsn VI the xLtA
K.str,irt 6Eafs-gsSsrAL
Tosslgr Ministers
JBeieny-saprsms Court
Restoaees Of Members Of ConsrsA
Tsrriierss-D.eEstss from.
STATES OF THB UNION
Popuros IL ie and 1850 twhte eoiersa IndaB
i.''',. Of Population foa l !': ss.s: z M'es'" Of Con
sre"i stat: Capitals a0v'' State EteSt, TiHs u N,rini
kssktur.;
ACTS OF CONGRESS-
syrop. Principal Pia at tie s'sOaa Session Of The
sAA'A'' '''1 PUBLIC RESOLUTIONS
Se mos. important PuSHs gsauOa Passed asihs s'eOas
s.,tsp ofths xxxxIh CSaSrsn
PROCLAAATIoSS
the Pronioas Esi By tDs President from December i to
PROGRESS OF REcoxsrsUCTIoS IN 1851
y.,e Estate Lsfsa,urs the cOsisnossl Anss4a's,
The Resossrustoa Acts Of Congress-
Progress of Impartial Safraga
The Frstemsas BurssA
MOVEMENT OF POPULATION.
Rro. POpuAaOs Of The United States 'A ~ to 1850
State CsEfasss siscs 1850
PUBLIC DTBr
n. PsbBe Debt IN 1856 and 1867
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN tsa
Vet. ofn. Electors. College, former Prss'I1' E'ei''A
TAs E'essS. College IN issa
ELECTION RETURNS
RsrrI rsn all the States holding EsssAs IA 1871
szrss eOSpsa and compared With former Eesi Csd'r ' ss
the uuubs. Of white ias sOsrd '''r'
and ,hs white and ssofsa
sor and against the hOl.nE Of state cOuvehssns
Popular fer P.s.s, b States IN 1854 1850 sss 1855
FORElGE CoUKTRIEs
TAssut. S Ansies and Europe. A5e. Of ropnssz each 's
esssk O7snbsr, ssl) tssisofhy seeoSH.si
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BEEN DONE BY TYPES IN TIlB ORDINARY WAY.
TWO VOLUMES OF

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New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
TRAINS LYAYK EKW.YoRE

Passenger ststor In Eswrsrt corner Tweuy,srh Ysa
ave. ksisase 70 TEsBtEsevrntl.L
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar
IL gement-Change Of THeLesVe JaHss sips N.
tran for GIesnPo snl al stations eos,s1us II haeo'
for Glea Core ad Hsrpse II syoset
all 2. fIrrFs, for Hesa
and Gsa psssepg, train all -svssous-ty
nngdse ard HeDpsesi pn.e tsl snd for Soa Isp s,s
days onv.
SUNDAY Train Hunters Por, slsA arrives a
Huntsrs Point At $40 p. To tsks eject No lse7.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

ave- ksi.aoe 20 TWsHsE-sevsntl-.L
TRAINS LgAvY EEw.YoRk.
r. Scc Nv. as Las 9sssPG a. ISo 400 GIh M =. ns
feI s"s sners fairheh Southport and W''spoh Iva lLe
POr Eeyr.i 100 soe (Eri 900 noA n, nis BIB (g1L
3ss, 40 ,EIl an. AGO lkIl lP.m.
y.I s.ns. Ice g., geo 81 ~ rs t' sTrn
NIl 3ts, 80 (Btl. -, Aa. 80. eco tEI.l p IN -
Ior Gr.uweh aud Intermediate stations, ;co, 400 i0-A' AZ
Wv CONNECTING TRAINS
fe Be'ion' via sprpssed sgs N. lkrl 800 fHrl s~ps
fei Hartford sSi SPnnsaed svo tkI 2ls 400 tRLl O."
Fcr Connections Rive, Railroad tRr Izlsp a'S-
Hartford Pro,dsDe. and F.rss sco EL) h;
EswHsvn SswLssdos Rnlrssd al *s =.
Por Canal Railroad, i2l3p N 10 sorhanpt0A
for Heusatonic Railroad. boo m., 3y ,
For Nauzsuek Rsnead scc m., 40 p m
Fer Daabury and NorsaA Railroad 30. 800 a n tos
>'~"'1'A' '''p"s N-'' JANIS II. Horr. ssO,
NORTHERN RAILROADg of New-lersey.-
t:?9 525 The $40 q on,sy.
3HoS V. DsNaRlsT. Supsr Htsai'st
COUTHSlDE RAILROAD OF l.. i.--(WIA-
- TER ARRASGkMrSTs;l
Leave Jsmesiip stga m via L. Railroad, ia Jamaica FOR
Leave Pr.aIirsye Bootlsu At sos w. va Drsoilyu csari
Railroad. u Jamaica for Babylon All ell wsy-ste.oHs.
Leave Jswssrsp at p M, va l. Rslro'a to Jsnnss
for BABY yon and all way stations
Railroad, 10 Jamsies tpF Babylon aud al stlcu,
LtA Babylon Is jsmsi-a ard s siaioli eonsse
Leave Babylon Jamaica ava al Ei,so, eo7set
Ing ~h trails Of BroOsyu Csua Railroad arriving a. Faknare,
Leave Bscn @r sr Jrnsie. nst an .sg,'.tSn' eou
r.stns tran Broosya Cearal ElroaJ .'as Fr Ia;
BROOKLYN at sos sgi connecting aso ul he aoecr u
The k SsSroEk ard Jamaica Railroad whsh s'si Ian sysv
To tais effect Nov T. 1857
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
NEW YORK and NEyy-HAvEN RAILROAD.

SIMMER AKRASGEMENr. ise7
COhAkNC'Nt JUNE 3 ly0r
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

FUK BOSffla-
WORCESTER, PALMER, FIT, HBlRG NASHUA LOWELL COM
CORD THE WHITE MOI MAINS ASD WV
INTERMEDIARY POiSIs
and tsnch steamers yf Oh. fprNisE
CITY OF BOSTON ard CAY on NRwYoQK
leave Esu.York daily (snndsys exee1sf. oessk
Pier No 20 North River. 'af o. sesiyst - ''~
FOR NEW LONDON.
connecting with the Sambos tsb fAh hes The sAo,.
points Norwich and u io aa worcester Hosr
and Nashua. and New -Loudon snd fofirein tihosiA
SrsTht tafsp at the lowest raes, - D.. ess,i'a inquire u
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
HOUSATONIC RAlLROAD.-WlNT AR,
IL RANGEAINfS.

Commencing MONDAY NoT rs lo6L
Two Through Trains bay Connecting with EeAfok and Bos,ss
EIpress Lines
Leave Bridgeport at 1913 IN. ari 3:15 m
Leave Pts5e.d st9 q. N snd m.
I a NIROYG
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01

SAFETY, SPED, and C0MF0Rr
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-05
TWENTY THIRD DAY.
VIM. YIGERS, Secretary

New ORLEANS, December "a, 1867.
The convention met pursuant to
adjournment.
President Taliaferro in the chair.
The roll was called, and the follow
ing members answered to their names:
j. G. Taliaferro, President; Messrs.
Baker, Barrett, Blackburn, Blandin,
Bonseigneur, Bonnefoi, Brown, Burrel,
Butler, Crane, Crawford, Cromwell,
Quincy, bearing, Depasseau, j. Des-
londe, Donate, Douglass, G.. Duparte,
U. Dupart, Duplessis, FRANCOIS, Full
Ter, Ferguson, GaT, Gardiner, Gould,
Guichard, Harris, Hampstead, HES
tand, Ingraham, r. H. Isabelle, T.
Isabelle, Jackson, Jones, Kelso, Lam
ders, Lange, Leroy, j. B. Lewis, r.
Lewis, Ludeling, Lynch, Marie, Mar
tin, Massicot, Meadows, McLeran,
Mcmillan, Morris, Moses, Myers,
Newsham, Oliver, Packard, Pierce,
Pinchback, Poindexter, Pollard, Rea-
gan, Reese. Riard, Riggs, Roberts,
Rodriguez, Schwab, Smith, Scott,
Snider, Steele, Thihaut, Tinchant,
Twitchell, Underwood, Valfroit, Van
dergriff, Wickliffe, Williams, Wilson
70 members present.
Minutes read and adopted.
ORIGINAL RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Tinehant, of Orleans
Resolved, That during the five
years following the ratification of this
constitution, the owners of any tract
of cultivated land not exceeding sixty
COY acres shall be exempt from pay
ing any tax thereon.
Resolved further, That during the
same lapse of time the owners of any
arabic land left Cucultivated shall have
to pay yearly to the state an extra tax
of twenty cents pc; acre.
Resolved further, That honorably
discharged soldiers, sailors, or marines
of the United States army, and widow
or minor orphans of any deceased SOL
der, sailor, or marine of the United
States, shall be exempt of any tax that
may be levied by the state for the next
ten years.
1t was referred to the committee on
general provisions.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES,
Committee on printing. No report.
Committee on the executive. Prog
ress.
Mr.. Cooley called attention to errors
ia printing of the report of committee
on draft of the constitution, and moved
its reference back to the printer for
correction.
UNFlN1sHED BUSINESS.
By Mr.. Cooley:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-05
TWENTY SECOND DAY.

New ORLEANS, December %, 1867.
Pursuant to adjournment the con-
vention was called to order at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. by President JIG.
Taliaterro.
There being no quorum present the
convention, on motion, took a recess
Of half an hour.
At ia o'clock the roll was again
called By the secretary, and a quorum
was found to be present-66 members.
The Secretary proceeded to read
the minutes of the previous session,
which, on motion, were adopted.
ORIGINAL RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Cooley, of Points Coupee:
Be it ordained by the constitutional
convention of the state of Louisiana.
SECTION /. The ordinance passed BY
the convention on the twelfth dav Of
December, 1867, providing for the
issuing of three hundred thousand
dollars Of bonds to raise meney to pay
the expenses of this convention be and
is hereby repealed, the party who en-
gagged and obligated himself to discount
the said bonds having completely
failed to fulfill his contract.
SEC. 2. Be it further ordained, That
the warrants for the pay of members
and officers under the said ordinance
shall be paid BY the treasurer of this
state out of any fGnds to the credit of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-05
TwENTY-FoURrH DAY

NEW ORLEANS, Thursday, Dec. 26, 1861.
The convention met, pursuant to ad-
journment. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The president called the convention
10 order.