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---- ~ ecb @niea and Trader Sans, Ne'
Ors,us August l. ls67-in conformityt tctOns 80 and
u the General Free Banking Law Of the y Of LOuisian
hereby given that all the circul notes issued
s Rank must be presented for redempt Ethin one ye
iTon lhs date az the Banking House fhe State Auc
-,s Once otherwise the funds dspOste gthls Bank vii
Jtor uil he claimed. IN accOrda ~gith the ab0
by Tue COlrttcnss ~ the free Banking l.
81 their meetIt O. CRTzAT, Cashier.
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Hooks oT subscy tptton 20 the Capital
stock Of tie Orleans Steamship Liz will be found At
once Of bs FACTORS and Traders Iusu ice Company 50
psrnndelet street.
onmerciai Insurance Company, corner Camp and Ora
san Mutual Insurance Com pany corner Camp and Com
aaerrial Place
Marshal smiths Office, 81 Ca-ondeet 'eet
Shropshire A Hathoru, POydras street.
kr(Taskpy A Mason Qravfer street.
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FINE IANOs...........FISE PIANOS.
u
GUST. Won HOFE 8H Magazine street. has q fine stock
Of PIANOS manufactured In Louisiana which he guaran-
tees to be equal In all respects 60 those OF foreign Makers
offered for ths city Prices will found MODERATE
Oiizsus invited 10 oAlL - q
NJ. VCM HCFE WAS AWARDED the GOLD MEDAL
ssEssz s,ss1 a ma
GUST. VOM HOFE,
07 Magazine street.
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C.rseent CItY Bank.
= merIcap Hou.e. horton, Ma.s.-Th,

Lest Notice TO Tax Payers In the
District from Canal 10 Felicity streetYOu ars again
notified that Il State Licenses and state Taxes are not
paid before he 9TH day Of May they will be nut IN suit
your expense time for payment expired or the first
day Of March HOS; AskbW,
State Tax Co ectOr, First District
nev OrIeaps AurI 23 1868
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-OHice Of De Bows Review, tI4 POy-
dras street New business let
t-ys may ne addressed 10 W NJ. BURWBLL,
Editor DeBpw's Review
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CHAHRPHAHE KnOu YOUAREK,
> 80 0irsd sirssi, Nss orisans
goHE aKDDRs-yOB. a. sHAKsPHARE-s. kSoofI
Gsddsss Shakespeare - Co.
Isz kpd BAss - guds and ELehinsis aADnfctus eyss
VARIETY Of Etsar Engines Sugar Mia Orsining naehnss
MI Gin Gearing grsts B1gA, Store Frenss O2ihnA@
Eash Wsizh.E. sto. Eissks-ith NaFs ~ All Esnes
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LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH

go The Conservative" soldiers of Union County,
No. appointed large delegation 10 the Nelor
IA cavern or grotto about twenty miles north OF
Ottawa Ciuala IS said 10 rival the Mammoth Cave
The State Sunday-School Convention of Cali
fouia . SESSION in San Francisco
49, Samuel McCrea Smith of Albany was drowned
opposite Saturday while swimming in the Hudson
James l.. Rufin, the Chief of Police of Cincin-
natl that he offered lOO by John
FranklH II he would arrest Joe Coburn
THE crop reports from Arkansas and North Mis-
spq encouraging The Yield Of wheat not very large Out
l. " superior quahiy
"A number of persons in White County, Arkan-
poisoned eating nulbees which oeuss hal depos
tied their eggs. Several have died
49, The Republicans of Ncw-London hope to wTest
the government from tie Dem0efss to-day,
~ The body of George Morgan of Westerly, k. l.,
Nes London arhor Friday evening bottle ha hhed
NTH whisky vas found on bis person
"A fire mt Newtown Lower Falls, Mass. on
Ssur,y destroyed Wa llot and stable and adjoining house
Capt Amon Of the Triton Engine Company Of Vest Newton
severely injured by ialing VAL
Gen. +. b. Brown of ST. Louis, member of the
National Executive soldiers National Constitutional
Union calls each in the State appoint delegates TO the
Natoaal Soldiers Conservative Convection to be held in New'lork
July
The atlanta (Ga.) Opinion office has been pur-
chased by Col Wesy who will publish Democratic Journal
IA number of prisoners are in Atlanta, Ga, sup
posed 10 have been connected With tue Ashlurn murder
THE employees of the Nashville and North
Western Railroad SATURDAY because they bad not been paid IN
eight TLey have prevented the au nom running
IA meeting was hen in the Nashville Court
which Addressed by Gen Boyle Who advocated
transfer Dsvoh County stock the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad he Evansville, Henderson AID Nashville Railroad The
meeting voted request the County Conn soners to make sah dis
DOsit Of salls
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DIED.

BACKUs-rn Brooklyn D. Saturday June6 Charles Bcku in
s ,,s are respcrtay Invited attend his funeral Monday
lime from his late residence, Meekerave kng-lsnae az
coek y m and freud, fthe family IRON The Rev H. Meekers
Cbnreb Bushwick North secondst All o'clock p m
AyTNE-At Newark j. June JULIA wife Of Peter Baan'
tue In the I'D year Of her age ,,--,.--,
T ,s and friends the family are invited attend her funeral
& her late residence No - Front st., on Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock.
cASHoRR-sudieuy saturday evening, June6 John Cshore
% ,on Of Thomas Clsho aged n years months and days
nv L and relatives family respectfully invited to attend
casr ON Monday afternoon June 1853 M2 ron the
sses Of his father No. li3 South Frstst, Williamsburg d.
coCKson saturday 1863 OF apOpe John Cocks aged 60
* ye and friends Of the family respectfully invited attend
H. funeral from residence st Co,on Landing Tuesday the
oil inst al O'clock Carriages will he In waiting al the depot
,T tbe 10 o'clock train from New York return by i.i1
coopER Westeheer saturday June Bugnia wife ofWm
Coop.r aged as wears II months and days
The friends relatives Of the family respectfully invited 20 attend
s funeral late residence Monday al o'clock aud
from Methodist Episcopal Church West Farms n9 o'clock
without further notice
PORTuEA- Lima Pera May Of yellow fever SgnOr Pero
Fortuna, Professor Of Music aged "a years.
Londsa papers please copy
JAUNCEY-On Saturday June Mary Eliza rele Of Joseph aune
~ D., fWrStport, Conn. -
from residence " her sonuaw, Frank BIown No ~ Ger
Brooklyn, "Wednesday al III
further notice.
Ohio papers please copy -.
KINGSLAEDAt Bay Side L. Saturday June after eHsi
mess. Rmy A. ofwm KugsAnd and daughter Of CapA '"
Peek. aged 20 years and Q monb
of Mueta heroaneA
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THE TEXAS CONVENTION.
RELIGIOUS.

GENERAL SYNOD OF THE REFORMED CHURCH.
HUDSON, n. Y, June G.-Tho report OF the
Committee on the change 0f the name OF me Chucn
having been called for the following resolution was
adopted: 80. %. ,.o.l,. ,,
Rod That the President and the Stated Clerk prepare memorial
presented Legislature Of The state Of hesfork which shi
carefully and fully set h the acon OF he church on Ne t9ntu
tu amendment in reference The ecer title asking that We
civil legislation shall onioed to the ecclesiastical action OF the
Church
The foOwingnamed were elected members OF the
Board OF Superintendents Of the Theological seminary
Jacob VandoI1netter the Chassis Of Hollands j. H.
Verten from the Classis OF York; w. H. Ten Eyck
from the North Chassis Of Long ISLAND Dennis WORKMAN
from the Chassis of schenectady; Jacob y. NoOfhIts
from the Chassis OF Ulster; Francis A Horton from the
Chassis OF Greene and Augustus BhuVelt, from lho
Chassis Of Kingston. Nominations were made Tor cor
responding delegates 10 other ecclesiastical bodies hhd
10 i'm vacancies IN the various Boards OF the church anu
the election WAS ordered to be held ON next tuesday
morning After discussion. resolutions were hhno"n
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THE DRAMA.
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. John Brougham tonight, at Wallacks
Theater In his new drama OF "The Lottery OF Life"
Mr.. William Whcatley will formally take
farewell Of the stage, by performance at Nbos Gar
den, on the 18th OF July.
Mr. Augustin Days new play, A Flash OF
Lightning" will not be produced nj the broadway inca
ter untn wednesday evening Tonight aud tomorrow
night the Broadway will be closed.
Mr. w. H. Wallack's first appearance at
Irving Hail. tomorrow evening, bids fair TO be Witnessed
by a large audience An actor who announces himself as
"the wonder Of the world" may well awaken curiosity
Saturday night was a particularly merry one
at the Olympic Theatre. Every lady who attended was
presented with bouquet OF flowers In cOInmem0Iau0n
OF the Tooth performance Of Humpty Dumpty' Inc
house was crowded.
Miss Nina Foster will give n dramatic and
poctc recitation NJ the s0merVc Art Gallery, corner
fifthaye and Fourteentlst on Tuesday evening. The
young reader has often been heard In this city DefOfe
and has awakened interest by her earncsness and energy
Of character. We wish her good attendance on the
Inl
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TIE ARIoy SUMMER FESTIVAL.

The first Summer s0iree and reunion Oh inc
Aron Musical Society took place on Saturday evening AZ
the Terrace Garden and largely attended by to
~ ~ an, t,or,nan Society. The selection OF music polh
vocal and instrumon were from the choicest s1s %
The German composers, which were executed WIN thae
cbcstr IA so famous Among the selections peformou ~
The orchestra were the Overture from Enyla,.mv w
Wcber, Coronation March, by Meyerbeer; also seNeIa
of strausss waltLes and pokas. Tho SOLO o uto a
hornb Messrs Gewalt aud Retzel was way
cd TGe Arion society sang Vets "SchOeh hothtynh.,
Erueh's Roemischcr Trumphgesang, anu tno ni,h
wall hy Engerbrecht. The festivities were closu
dauring and were concluded shortly aiter mluhisut
AItngciber the reunion was brilliant aud enJoyhDe Gu
tertanmenf In which all who participated appeared 20
wal aud happy There Will DC more VI 'no'" "u'S W"
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IRRIED.

weduesday June at the residence OF the
brides parents the Rev John W. Sares Alexander hAman 20
Ette r. daughter Of John b. Coman all OF Brooklyn
MARTIS-RIDNBR-On wednesday the 81 inst the residence OF
the brides parents Bageswood Perth Amhoy Ny by The Rev Alex
D. Henry Martin to Mary Victoria daughter OF John T.
Rlner.
POWEROBRRN- Wednesday June g. at ST. stephens Church
b the Dr. McGnn Maurice Power ~ Mary f. only daughter
Of the late Timothy O'Bren.
OTTSBRRyOORT-Att the Church Of the Aonemon Thursday
June by the Rev VIM Sabine. William Roekhi Potts to Emiy D.
BreyOOrL
oUINN-DOUGHERTY-A ST. Johns Church, Paterson n j. on
Wepsay June by the Rev VIM McNuy John Quinn OF TE
TRBusE Newiork TO Kate c. youngest daughter OF Daniel
Dougherty esq, Of Paterson. No cakes No cards.
spRAGUE-PURDYO Wednesday evening" June 3 St. Paus NJ
Church by The Rev D. Fos waldo Sprage Annie Martin
dale daughter Alfred s. Pur NJ d. aud ganddaugh inter- the late
Rev. Stephen Martndale, all VI this oity.
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the formation Of stock company with
oaPita OF $4,000 for the publication of religious jour
n dor the denomination. and providing that all ayails
exceeding 10 per cent should be devoted 10 the Disabled
blisers fund and Church Building Fund. IL Is sup
posed that TINS new newspaper Is intended to supersede
Church. ''
- ORDINATION OF PRIESTS IN TROY.
Troy, June ellis Grace Bishop Mcfarland,
Oh Hartford ordained twentythree young men priests,
anu admitted to deaeonship and minor orders nearly
hundred others This Is the largest number OF priests
ever ordained In the United States In day. Six OF
them-Ihe Rev. Fathers Keenan,. Murphy McCourt, Gal
,aghef l1ughram and Farrell-are for the diocese Of
Hew1ork and will no doubt be assigned to duty in your
CITY Dy the Most Reverend Archbishop McCloskey
THE PAPAIACOLLECTIONs YESTERDAY. 4
In compliance with a circular of the Most
Rev Archbishop addressed to the reverend clergy, coll
leenons IN aid OF His Holiness the Pope were taken up
yesterday IA oil the Roman Catholic churches within the
Afcnepl5cOpal Diocese At st. Patrick's Cathedral
the Archbishop preached at the and lOi o'clock masses
reviewing the history OF the Papacy and earnestly
horng the faithful 20 contribute generously toward the
support OF the Holy Father In his present necessities The
following are the sums collected at the principal church
es: ST. Patrcks $50; Church OF the TRANSPORTATION,
$3.50 ST. Jamess Church $500 ST. Andrews Church $3.50;
st. Peters Church, SOG ST. Stephens Church. $40 These
sums exclusive OF special donations and contrbu-
tons from which 1t is expected large amount will be re-
allied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
COMBINATIONS AND REFLECTIONS.
WASHINGTON, June G.--The Senate tO-da

confirmed the following nominations:
William L. Howard " Alabama 10 be Receiver 81 Public Moneys az
sobe John H. Brosdhe,d Commissioner TO adjust the claims Of @
ara m incurred the late Nathan COT Junior Attorney
for West N1u Can't Penunck Commodore the Navy; Commander
n H. Harrison Captain Lieut. Commander William p McCana Com
auer: Albert Lacy Collector Internal Revenue ~ the First Dis
Louisiana Seaiman, rusgLcd; W W Randall Of Wscon
Consul Tchuano John W Haeack FIRST Lieutenant 10 the
Marine op.: Wilkinson Of Dakota Indian Agent Of lie Upper
Missouri oliver Muugeu, Consul Turks Island Brig Gen James H.
Carlton Major General by bey for metoous services during the
late -,
The rejected the following nominations Geo b. Mcclellan TO
he 10 England Knot Collector 81 Internal Revenue
of Tie Rirhh Illinois, Julius Sbury Collector Of internal
Revenue Josiah Durham. Of Internal Revenue for
District Of Massachusetts, Chas L. Hull Collector OF Gus
Conn; Walter Can, Assessor OF
Internal Reye uue the Tenth District OF Illinois
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al KNIanrs 0r sr cnIspln

boston, June 5.-About one year ago few
energetic men DESTROYS Of eleyating themselye, ana
eir IeI9w-Norkmen, started the organization known 81
ZINC Vtagf OF TIE Knights Of 81. Cispn" and aTes6y
olusI mas become weestablished institution Tl,e
Eisut1ton ~ tie lodges Ia this State provides tat
Lodge No. % Wisconsin shall be recoguiled
6og9 hauCnal Lodge. for the settlement Of ali cost
hss questions Ia dispute, until "A national lodge shall
.Iyeeh organized. Any man Is eligible for neuber
nae worked al any part Of the manufacturing Of
h eo shoes Twelve months provided he Is more than
~ old no member can take an apprentice who
never worked twelve months at some part of The
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.
spttiaI 1NCtius.


Council No. II, 4. L. A.-Nomnito to hl vacancies van
be THIS Monday EVENING o'clock corner Twrnishir
st. and Seconiaye.
Regular Monthly Meeting will be bed by ths FIRST As
SEMBLl DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION az No
10 Iudsonst.. n MONDAY EVENING next at 6cO-k. .
w. JOSHUA G. ABBB, President
TIE GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB viii bold meng at tue sane
Immediately the adjournment Of the AssacltOn Emneni
speakers si address the meeting CiiAs LEWIS PresdeaN
Ninth Assembly District
GRANT AND COLFAX CAMPAIGN CLUB. .
meeting organizations vii he held at Lebanon Han
Abinglon.slu MONDAY EVENING. ttb inst Al D. M
CHAS W. KIRBY, President
JAMES Jackson Secretary.
Fifteenth Assembly District Twenleh Wanl-Ctleu
81 Dstnc who approve the Platform Of The National Republican
Cou held at Chicago May 20 and IN favor OF TIE eeeoHe
GRANT and C0LfAX are invited 70 e al Lincoln Hail. Egha.e
Thythust MONDAY ENBNNG, Ju9e ato oei0ch tof
the purpose OF Organizing GRANT aud COLLAR CLUB .
john Coil Sec r. IL kEhb freaaent ohoa heP ass u
Eighteenth Assembly District Union Republican Asso;
meeting this Assoctst0n
Headquarters No lI9 Lex1gtona THIS tMondty b|bNlN"
oclek the District favor OF the Chicago Platform,
will and Cpfr and the other nominees OF we
party invited 10 att nd snl JON the Assoc.ion n.
Association for Advancement of Science md Art
monthly neetg ali be hrllo hONDAl NlN5 Jnns
g. II O'clock their Rooms, Cooper Institute DD"DALb VIZ
read a paper Reform in Representation" Pubic oAIel
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business without permit from the National So and the
Every one on becoming a member shall pay s 80 who
monthly assessment is about IS cents Any and shoes
shall decide TO become ntore doing So The
major part of those who belong to the of their brethren
nnsed 10 contenance the recent aclIon VI IN a mann
~ tIoNS Moss who threatened 10 tear down MANI
S a. Tbey hold that riotous ADMINISTRATIONS cahho'
hel their
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MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURES.

Boston, June 0.-ln the Senate to-day the
DlH ammopiatng s5gO@ Tor the complexion Oh the
more than two 10 aud the same bill having passed
the House II will undoubtedly become law The matter
Of the consolidation Of tho NewYOrk and NewIaycn and
the Hartford and New-Iayen Roads was postponed unt
~ bear,
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McNTYREon Saturday 1883 Dunrau Camercn son OF hwo
Emily A. MrIbtyre SRoptbs and tdAta ~.
The friends family invites 81 attend the IuheL ya
the Ocloe iom the residence Oh p P@'"'
No "a West Bighieenthst
PRBNrICBSuddeny FRIDAY evening June Barbara VIC ~
Prentice, in the 34h yeArO Of her n.
Funeral Monday O'Clock O the Jale uahea r'e'
byterin Church
RUSHMBRB-At Newark Seventh Day. Sixth montn o'o'
Samuel Willis. Of Samuel aud Gertrude knbinOre
The relatives friends invited 20
funeral from Nestbuy Meeting House Second Day SID ns] "
o'clock p.
Philadelphia and Buffalo papers please copy.
S1BBBNS-in Brooklyn Friday June Augusta L. daughter OF
Marets II. and PhlAnder W. StebbinA
The relatives and friends Of the family Invited 70 attend her funeral
the residence her No ll6 Second BTOOka 90
Monday June g. at n O'clock }.
STROBELOn Saturday morning June ohe disease Ms ssrat
r. StfObe widow Of the late Benjamin Sobe Of Charesoa o.
in the 82l Of her
The relatives family respectfully iaytsd attend
the residence NJ her soniuaw Dir Richard Marsh
Of Green and Pachenaye Brooklyn, on hSuay, al
o'clock p. O.. ... Oil.
FUNERALS TO-DAY.
BACKUS, CHARLES. Meekeraye. Brooklyn
COOPER Mrs EUGENIA We,tchester
DOUGHERTY. GEORGE. No 10 yandewsterst ,
DONNELLY. Mrs. ROSE No. o. Hudsouase Breokya
TILIOTT GEORGE. No. 26 West Fins -second-st
JACKSON. ELLIOTT. No. % fhird.st
JAHNR Mrs HELENA, No 247 YOrk-st, jersey C;y
McEVOY Ms ROSANNA No. 4l6 East rweliietArst . .
REYNOLDS Mrs. ELIZABETH, No. 4b Huisondve BROOKLYN
RiCKBECK MARIA o.. No. 9l Vest Eieventhst .
STROBELL Mrs SARAH p Green and PaehenaVes BROOKLYN
SPILLANR PATRICK No. 77J WashingtoBst
SKIILMAN Miss SARAH ANN Grace Church, Jamaica L.
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NEW RAILROAD IN NEVADA.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-CItizens OF Nevada
and q, lfornia have Organized "A company build a rail
road from a point on the Central Paclnc LfdllIOIu on
Humboldt River Eastern Nevada, TO the mead OF havlga
tou ON Colorado River connecting with the line OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad with capital stock OF S5OO-
600 The length OF the road will be about go miles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
800 MILES
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
Are now anshe operation Sixty miles otraeE have beens
thu, Sopg and the wrk along the between th Atlantic and
Pacific being pushed forward rapidly than ever eore
More than twenty thousand employee and it not impossible
that the entire track Omaha Sano viii be hnIshei IN 1908
instead Of ao be provided ample aud all thai energy na
and po,.y can do To secure the completion Of this
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THE SITE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.


FR,yKvoRr June -tued States bonds buoyant and hare
advanced IA Tor the issue OF 1862 the market for American bonds
Is quite animated. - II.
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DEATH OF A VETERAN JOURNALIST.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 7.-AleXander L. Bull
lett htv wears associated with the press OF the country
died in this city yesterday and was buried to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
TILE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.

PHILADELPHIA, June THE National Board
OF Trade will from the city tomorrow on an eNcur
sion to the ilon and coal fields OF Pennsy lyania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

A PEACEFUL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EsTI-
MATE OF PROPERTY OWNED BY THE BLACKS
EXPORTS OF THE COLONY - IMhIGRA-
TON FROM THE SOUTHERN STATES, AND THE
PLANTERS.
Prom Our Special Correspondent
KINGSTON, IA, May 16, 1868.
Quietly but steadily revolution of quite an
important character is taking place in this island owing
to the liberal and enlightened policy pursued by the
present Sir j. p Grant, and his able and pru
dent administration OF the Government. Considering
what was the condition of the colony when he entered
upon his duties here not mach eighteen months
ago, and what crop of troubles the misruie Oh 1oN
ic 10 fbe successor of that notorious individual the
present state Of afiars-cOntrasng 80 1aNOraDy WIN
what IT was Mt that perod-speaks . h,, ,,r"trk
ingy Illustrates the power of just laws faithfully admin
istered i'll promoting the ORDER peace anu scte,i con
being of society Legislation Is now imparuAlly con-
Quoted and for the first since emancipation 80 years
ago. the blacks Of Jamaica ma thslr iheIests sl s
considered with those of the old dominant class Inc
system of assessing and collecting the public taxes when
omssndrJ and the Jamaica negro the first time since
law becornng n free man, he became taxpayer, finds
the burdens OF taxation fairly distributed nc NuH
Rim civil and Criminal have been remOdelcd. and Tor
the arst time IN the history of the colony the people
have been brought 10 feel that Justlco III so la az ~
"ion The result of all this IT, that the spirit OF dlsanc
tion which was rampant among the hes,Vos u', ,nd
the rule OF Gov. Eyre has enttey uisai W., vS', ,
The small settlers the proprietary pclSiuti9 ar
called are appving themselves more industrOuSly ah
over TO the cultivation Of the SOIL opening new als
planting them out In coffee, sugar cane ginger a
rrdts and the calendars Of the criminal courts con-
time To show the same gratifying decrease :" , 49,
which they gave evidence in the latter part OF last yC
and upon which commented In one OF my previous ct
tiers to THE TRIBUNE. A.. ,,,, orr, ,,,u
ING i'm the ACQUISITION Of property, VIII quote mere a 80
timate framed upon sufficient data TO make ~ Moi,9
notice OF the wealth OF these people Inc ioho"hS "0
5000 Cottages and furniture at $50. - 2o c0
354b75 Acres Of Land At s. 1'SS000S
| stock on Freeholds at So each family N2,0
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JAMAICA.

A PEACEFUL REyoLUTIoN-PECUNIARY EsTI-
MATE OF PROPERTY OWNED BY THE BLACKS
EXPORTS OF THE COLONY - IMMIGRA-
TIoN FROM THE SOUTHERN STATES, AND THE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

upon sa9 properly costing nearly three times their amount
ARB SECURE BEYOND ANY CONTINGENCY
The Company have abundant ia their treasury and make
peal public purchase their Bonds the daily subscriptions
entirely satisfactory; they submit that for entire security and liberal
returns there certainly better Investment in The market
The Union Pacific Bonds for @ EACH and have At
iche They have 20 years aud bear annual interest payable
January aud July the COmpay Office the City
Of per gold The Principal
Die gold maturity At the present Of gOi these bonds pay an
animal income On their cost Of