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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-29
SUCCESSION OF MRS. A DEsxAREsr-No saOsl.
BY g. DE FERRET.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. M. AZ Bienv

AucIIosKKR-OfHce. No. So Bienyi le street.
SATURDAY, March 14sh. 1865. "a II
change on Roy street. Set~sss cans and cUasesoass
streets BY virtue q order from the Honorable the
~ lsS atpuee auction the following described real estate
a LOT OF sHoUND in the rhrd district Of this city. in
the square bounded BY Eysian Fsds Morales, Freneheu
Fields street ia feet 10 inches and lines in DEPTH be-
The build Hss and improvements consist of oasstory
and % s ssae sssns s as
cstern. prisiss. d. 80
dehnyey sdudested the highest and last bidder sr what
ever WI srns a. twelve month"; credit. the purchaser 70
on u the storo administrator OF tue estate with special
y sc With usa ' states ATE nsrT
attached before Louis Dusgneasd notary pubic, the
aetaxes for ttseuuent year. 1868
POSITIVE AND UNREsERyED SALE TO EFFECT
ra PARTITION.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
NO sofia.
MRS. WIDOW BESRY MULLER EFT AIS VS.. JOHN
wrrrENBURG. TvroR.
HY G.. DE FERRET,
raL AUcnoSKzR,
OnHce and Salesrooms So Bienville street
TUESDAY, March 18th. at Re o'clock M.
IL at the Merchants and Aactioneers' Excha ge Roya
STREET between Canal and Gust mhouse Streets will
Honorable John W Thoms Judge Of second District
Court OF New Orleans the 4t Of
the sh cay Of the same month and the following de-
AioT or GROUND IN the Third District Of this city in
the qnarr bounde BY 6rsatmen, esuphin Louisa
OF Burgundy and Psy streets said lot Of ground forms
feet 10 inches and lines front in
de tn and front on Ds phn
Tie buildings and improvements consit OF comfortable
one-story hou containing rooms ! cabinst double
Hs-TERxs-6ash In u s. Treasury notes
Act Of isle with United States lnisrnal sevenue stamps
ATTENTION. RESTAURANT KEEPERS, PUBLIC
CATERERS, ETC.
THE POPULAR AND TARFAxED BoUDRo RES
rAURASr AVID PISTOL GALLERY. SITUATED
AT THE LAKE END OF THE PoNrcHARrRAIs
RAILROAD. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF L. BoUDRo-No. $3.50.
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s. RosENTHAL VS.. SAMUEL P. s. MARSHALL
Second Judicial District Court, Parish Of JeHerssn-
No, s223
pY VIRTUE or n Writ OF Fferf Faefa.
- 20 me directed By the Honorable the Second Jude
DISTRICT Court. Parish ofeferson in the shove entitled
chants ard Auction ers Exchange street. between
Canal and st IN the Second District
city on the 10Th d.y Of arch 1863 IL O'Clock
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND. with III the buidines
ann improvements thereon and appurte hereunto be-
oneire situated in he Second
vile Streets said lot Fl feet II
from tres street Nv 63 feet II inches line
pied BY Edward Mcntcuse druggist bel the property
sceured By defendant BY purchase John Mounor per
set passed before Ker notary pubic in this city the
30 ofJanuary. 1856
Seized in the ABOVE suit .fs
n9-TEkNs-Cash on the spot
= IN GEO W. AVERY
fel2 % mario saerf Of the Parish Of Orleans. 4.
VIZ D. WEAVER 4 co. VS.. DANIEL COX
Fifth District Court of New oresns-So Is, ssa
By yIR s,, Of a. wit q asri "a rseis..
trct corr Of New orleans in the above entitled cause vii
proceedto eel pubic Merchants ard Auc-
oises Exchange Royal street. between Canal Gus
fUEs6Sf the m cay o s.e q sai Il ' oc o.
TWO LOTS OF GsoEsb, with the Improvements
bounded by Italia krsto l. Gust Gate Soils aud
N gnolia iiate MaunseD streets
Said Lets being Nos and 4 plan ANNEXED act
from Mrs A Grsithe rFrederick Clarke before fheo
late pub e notary in tn city, the soth ssptem
thirty front on Iocast street BY depth
Seized in the sbsve suit
s$iEEHs-cAsh en- The SPOT. ono
fei4 mrs II Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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satRlff.s SALES.
JACOB VAN wIcKLE vs.. ARTHUR HAUCB-THIRn
District Court OF New oreans-Eo. zi.57

JACOB VAN wrcKLE VS.. ARTHUR HAUCB-THIRD
District Court Of New oreans-Eo z4.57
Biz y 4. q .s.a oS g. IN, sSa. 81 ss rsd rss
rist Court Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause
fsnr sO R 4 s ss Ssn sa
ss & n s S Il a %
So6s s's csfzsP fs Of GROUND situated in
Second District Of this city in Ne TO- bounded By
~ @ @ essT and '.ss
As % g [ hSs ", as and s s1 each
loving erhs via Lot No 20 s7 ices inches asd lines on
the division line Of lot No 200 and 2s4 inches ~ lines
each sss on ST Peter street. By lss isss in depth
= AND FOL Lors OF OF oUsp situate in the same
District and sqnare DESIGNATED BY ths Nos and
having Amercsn measure he following dimea ions
= ss 70 ds ssss sss 4s sn on 81 Pss g
e1ss and ees on he other line and y sst wdsh N
sis Inc :. NJ 8 is:s Inc:
feet inehss deep the line efiot and lt No 10 feet
in the es inches and lines so .s ons o
Rochsb street % inches snd lines on the
r. :S..: !sss.s %: +: y:
ndrs DESCRIBED scr were acquired By the defendant from
t.Iy he 40 Mare :.ssad, described
" F.u'p 2. , 70. on the LIST December. 1852.
pS-TERxs-Cash on the spot
jss ssls mas Sheriff q The Parish Of Orleans
D CoNsoRs FOR USE OF Ero Er VS.. CITIZENS
Mutual Insurance Compsny.-Fourth District Of
New Orleans, No 1861.
QY VIRTUE of and In ob~di en- &c to an or
~ der OF ende ed ebrusry 49, 1868 and directed
by the Honorable the fourth District
Il the above entitled viii proceed sl Public
Auction, the premises hereinafter designated,
WEDNESDAY,, the ioarth day Of March, 1865, at ~
The Furniture Movable Effects IN the premises No 81.
Carondet street, In the First District Of this city, per
venory which can been seen IN my Office. ~
seiied in the ebovs suit
fkRAs-Cash on the sPe1to,op- -
fell n mh4 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
GUsTAvE cRUzAT vs.. CHARLES DURAND AND
joseph n. Rotert-Third Dis;rct Court Of New Orleans
No. 239la sn
pY VIRTUE of writ OF neli facsas 20
me directed BY the Honorable Third District Coart
eel at public suction at the Merchants and Auctionee Ex
change Royal sire between Cssals Customhouse Streets
In the Second District Of this city SATURDAY the 7h
cay OF March 1865 at IL O'Clock the following described
A LOT or GROUND will the buildings and improve
mens thereon situate In the Second District Of city
house and having in American IS
on each Of Basin and kampat Streets By eth and rout
Benve Of III feet 10 inches whole
in conformity with plan. Ne deposited Office Of
Being he sane acquired BY Charles Durand de-
endant herein by purchase from J. NJ Roberts,
passed before said notary Gottsehk under date the 5th
May, 1864
Plan thereof viii be on exhibition at the Exchange soms
davs previous TO that Of sale
Sc red in the above suit.
s5- iKRns-Cash On the spot 1f
febl2 Is MARI Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
R. G. NUseRovE soNvs. HUNTER. AsKEN q co.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08

found disgust This time the last occasou, 10 s to
te emperor personally that the Insult and outrage ale
addressed Religion has also special share IN the abuse
Inc Archbishop OF Paris that nOe and courageous pre-
late who enjoys universal esteem undeR0es the penalty
Of his his nObeness OF heart and elevation OF
mind. We feel ashamed for country, simply at the
idea that foreigners will judge by all the others
II even talent and wit shown in these miserable
lucubTatiOns might deplOre the fact OF great per
sOnaty being misguided But is not 40. The writing
Is tame, trivial, and common There ls not even tho
excuse smArness. Decidedly NJ. ROchefOrt only
farce-writer mad, and this Marat Is only stage
from the COmques In word, IL is the
destinies OF his country. Let the m0untebanks
applaud it is their 8ar and their duty But serious
people have only one course opursue-O va their faces
and call for the police. That rs what we do"
THE COLUMBUS OF TROUvILLB.
" Alexandra Dumas, sen writes as follows from Trou
ye; "TrOuyo has become the fashionable bathing
place It has beaten Dieppe, Havre Eretat and Viier
rivals BiarrtZ Ought 10 be proud OF this success
for the town is my America, aud have this in common
with Columbus, that have not given my name TO my
discovery That event happened in 1881 The place
10 reach It and IL the SfeiDs hic tandem OF the
Partisan tourist One day commercial traveller ap-
peared there another day artist Neither history
legend preserved the Of the former and the
remembrance Of the latter is only due TO It's owners
celebrity He the ideast Paul Hnet, who contends
every exhibition with the Teast COnrbet was the
third y0yager who approached tho lOcaIty From the
TFouve which found In 1881 20 that of to-day there is
the difference between the 0tahee OF BougaiDye aud
that of DupetitThouars. When first went there the
village contained Is 20 fshermen's huts, dozen
inn the Auberge de Ia PLACE At present there are LOCO
houses 5000 inhabitants at ordinary times, and 1900 du.
ring the bathing with rs hotels, some or them
palaces. In 1881 people walked about IN srteceVes or
blOuses, sometimes still less clad At this moment
the rule TO dress three times day, and occasionally
the actors OF the Coincide FTanoaise come and perform
there. In addition. there splendid races, concerts
prOmcnades pcncs balls, magnificent OietteS; IN fact
all tie pleasures or the seaside
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

Bill Youmans of Delhi, is proposed as tho
Democratic candidate for Congress in the XIXth New
York Fields District
Samuel Small is the Republican candidate IN
the XVth Gossbrenner's) District OF Pennsylvania. Tho
Democratic majority in 1850 was 9S4l.
Joseph Villas Is the Democratic nominee for
Congress in the Vth Wisconsin awyersl District Pixie
tas Sawyer has been renominated by the Republicans
The Taunton (Mass.) Gazette says that the
Hon L. S. Beals Of Weymouth has written letter IN
gress This leaves the field to the Hon. Oakcs Ames"
Gen. VIM. 4. WOfford announces himself as
candidate 10 represent the With Georgia District VIM
r. Pierce is the Republican candidate He has the eoni-
age to address the people anywhere in his District that
tho voters may choose 10 assemble.
Judge Charles Wheaton of Columbia County,
n " was nominated for Congress by the Rebels OF tho
NIth kechum's) District consisting or the counties or
Columbia aud Duchcss, the 5th inst. Ketchum's
Ority 1866 l,695 The Republican majority IN the
State election last Fall was 26G.
The Democratic nomination in the lid Massa
chusetts District is likely 10 fall either 10 William CASTOR
or Gen James S. Whitley, either Of whom would run
we'll aud yet be handsomely beaten by strong Republi
can candidate In the IVth District Peter Harvey will bo
nominated and viii closely contest the election with Pr.
Hooper who will probably he the Republican candidate.
In the Hid District Mr. Twitcbell will doubtless be re-
elected.
BALTIMORE, Sept. AT a Primary election
this afternoon for delegates 10 the Convention 10 nOi
nate "A candidate for Congress from the IlId District,
Eighth 10 the Twentieth inclusive, the Swami ticket was
carried In every ward In the Second District, 20 which
the first seven wards attached Archer carried enough
to insure his renOminatlOn.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
TRIAL OF LAMEs MHALEN.

OTTAWA, Sept. THE trial Of James Wha-
len for theImurder Of the Hon. d. MCGEE was begun
this morning before ChiefJustcc Richards. The court
was densely crowded and much excitement was mani
tested in the city. James ORely OF the Queens Court
appeared for the Crown and Messrs j. H. Cameron Ken
meth Mckenzie and NJ c. Cameron for the defense as
sisted by NJ o. Farrell of Quebec The prisoner was pale
and nervous but answered boldly to his name After the
ury had been sworn, Mr. O'Rely opened the case re-
marking that the Crown expected to prove murder,
planned by band Of cOnspirators IN Montreal ana that
tba nrisoner was the instrument chosen TO commit the
nurder He detailed the facts OF the case. The defense
made no opening speech Many witnesses were exam
ined for the Crown. The most important testimony ~
that OF JacroX who sworc that he saw Whaien sboot
NcCee The other testimony is circumstau2l ana dlI
feTs I'm no material degree from that elected at the III.
0uest but ia very damaging to Whalen III Is snd bat
fhe Crown will put a woman in the box TO swear thai
Wbaen confessed himself the murderer OF Nj. hc1cc'
The trial will occupy four or five days
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
,W-YoRK. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1865

allow the white people reorganise their Govern
ments and elect Senator'S and Representatives.
Democrats from the NORTH and they viii admit the Rep
resentayes elected by the white people OF the sont
and with the cooperation OF the President t will not DO
difficult 20 compel the senate TO submit once more TO the
Obligations of tlle Constitution" ... -
I s not enough in Of this letter for Gen. Blair TO
declare that he Is for policy Of peace Dispensing the
existing State Governments OF the South by armed force
is not peace Setting aside State Constitutions and the
laws OF the United States by awess popular uprising Is
not peace Admitting members Of the House OF Rep
sentatves those who have been elected contrary to law
and whom the law expressly excludes from membership:
he not Compelling the Senate, by the Illegal OF
the Presdents authority and Of the army 70 submit 70
these violations Of the law and 10 sanction te IL not
peace. All these things which Cen Blair proposes To do
and 10 have DONE not acts OF but of The
performance OF the first and least OF them wOnd light the
fame OF fearful bloody conflict, and for time would re-
duce our country 10 anarchy than was ever wit
messed in Mexico South America III Gen. Blair and
his friends cannot ths much the worse for their
understandings The intelligent people OF the country
see II very clearly and all the explanations and dis
chalmers which he may offer them win serve no purpose
but TO make them doubt his sincerity sld question his
moral courage.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH

80. The Rev Mr. Robertss dwelling IN East Med
v,v. Mass, was burned 90 Sunday night Loss tJ,"o
Andrew Quinn, aged 10, was found drowned
this afternoon IN small pond at QuiBsiganond 'igr MAS
....I Ii was enormously reported on Sunday. that
and sunk coaster the S0End
49, The Boston Spring Bed Company's manufac-
ory in Province badly burned yesterday morninE
The Boston caulkers, after strike which
.ed two nouihs TO wOs Yesterday for - day eight boarA
A young Mr. Laugblin fell or was pushed from
the platform Of the depot Hartford last evening ard passed
over bis eg o1ing cd Que foot,
ALFRED Alexander, under sentence Of death in
Philadelphia has sgau been epel by the Governor Of PsEnr
The respite is for an Indefinite period
lin Clinton. Sampson Co., ~ c.. on SATURDAY
who called
roIs hts house and shO, through the heart.
IA pri1e-ight in grove near Philadelphia, be-
tween Mecy aud Pa,Eu spoiled saunssJ night b the
peelsd ArraFs Of The police The principals esesped
Two lrshmen, named McCue and keimey, were
drSot gear Lste csesn. Matte snasy and Aea sr beng
len alone into the Lake and drowned The Lake vas Sted
and The body r~ccyered on Sunday evening
The Association Of Old Defenders Of Baltimore
battle Of North Point l1h
satmsr s-ai,shded divine service In the Lgbst CbDsl
SUNDAY They Only sbor a. Ob ue lnb Asl r
thslf snasal timer In Gerspsiosn-
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
THE RU-KLUX KLAN.

MURDERS NEAR BOWLING GREEN-ARSON IN A
SHAKER SETTLEMENT-A WARNING.
BOWLING GREEN. KY, Sept. THE murderous
rebels of the Ku-Klux Klan are more active defiant
and aggressive in this part of the State than ever
before In many cases they have ceased to threaten
and entered upon the work of murder outright,
boldly entering the houses of citizens who were
Union men during the war, and who are suspected
of entertaining Republican feelings now, and mur-
dering them in cold blood On Saturday night
they surrounded Glasgow Williamss house. and as
he would not obey their summons they forced
an entrance and killed him in presence Of his wife,
while che was on her knees, begging them TO spare
his life Mr. Williams was q Union soldier during
the war and had proclaimed his intention TO vote for
his old Commander After the disguised outlaws
had murdered him. still thirsting for Union blood,
they went to the cabin Of an noffensive negro who
out hanged him under tree until he was dead On
Friday night the mscreants made an attscK
upon settlement Of Shakers and wreaked their ven
geanee by burning 10 the ground their large mill and
wooden factory. These Shakers, il need not bc
added are an inOffensive community, who have al
WAYS been loyal to the Government. The Rebel De
mocraCy have resolved if possible, TO expel them
from Kentucky soil. Their loss by this diabOlical
incendiarsm is over $250,00O. The Ku-Klux Klan
have warned all citizens ia this part of Kentucky
who were in the Union amy that they must quit the
State the penalty of remaining until The day OF cleo
ton being death.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 1.-THE Committee appoint
ed bv the Legislature wait the President, started
this afternoon, for Washington
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
SOITTH CAROLINA.
THE REBELS ALL GOING TO VOTE.

THE REBELS ALL GOING TO VOTE.
The Executive Committee, to whom the Iato
Democratic Convention referred the franchise question:
have reported as follows:
l. That no such disabilities DOW exist by or under The
acts OF Congress known the Reconstruction acts the
state having been officially declared to be In the Union
q That no such disabilities exist under the socaed
amendment known as the XVIII Amendment 10 th"
Constitution United States the disabilities therein
having reference " oeeholdlDg, ana not o
voting. -, a.
g. That no such disabilities exist by the so-caled state
Constitution 1863 under which It Is claimed that the
state has and restored to the Union
The undersigned therefore annonnee that no snch ds
abilities by force OF law, supposed law, or
authority whatever and they their hitherto ds-
frarchsed fellow Zens In every part Of the STATE u"
exercise right TO vote at the coming election Tor
President and Wee Presdentof which right they have
been 90 long deprived by military power.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
THE ELECTED GEORGIA NEGROES.

SAVANNAH. Sept. IA. A. Bradley, eolored,
who was expelled from the Georgia Senate hoid he
publican meeting this evening. lie said that C' ana
other carpeaggers and Yankees are not to be trusted
and dvsed the negroes not TO trust the WhIte people
especially the Yankees, "tlc meaDest people Oh eAth
Fyep the ulatoes could not be trusted as the white
hiood In their veins might gain the mastery lhe re-
cent action OF the Georgia LeGslature IN turning
on the negroes would increase the majority Tor Grant
Al first he thought the negro members Woun Ia" ~
yoyers aud assert their rights In blood wbIch %oud
have benefited the Democrats. He was glad TO know
that they had done otherwise. lie thought the c9Ihs
election whichever way II might GO wOnid causS poo
she'd The whole speech was rambling and contradictory
many hearers being doubtful which slde tbe he"A' S"P
ported. He spoke nearly the whole evening
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

from Elizabeth Orange, Trenton, and Jersey CITY Tho
line was about mile and half In length The cavalry
were IN spleodd TRIM salute 0f 100 guns was ifed OF
the dedication. ~
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN JERSEY CITY.
There was an enthusiastic gathering of Re-
puDcans at the Catholic Institute last evening uBder
the auspices of the Fourth Ward Club The Rev. Mr.
Whipple delivered pleasing and effective discourse
dwelling the duties 0f all good citizens support the
who stood by the country I'm It's hour of peril He
was followed by Mr.. Jacob Wart. (ilee Club enter
tained the audience with patriotic songs. ..
GRANT AND COLFAX LEGION OF PATERSON, v. J
A rousng meeting of the Grant and Colfax
Legion Boys in Blue" held last evening. ~ Odd
Fellows Hall Though ostensby business meeting the
enthusiasm broke out In rejoicing over the success OF the
&Sohs Efforts in this city. Since the brilliant turnopt
on thursday evening large accession has been mace 10
tne membership OF this club. DID
Tonight the regular business meeting Of the Grant and
COIfax Central Club win DC held
THE PATERSON, y. j., VETERAN TANNERS
The Veteran Tanners,n as announced in
yesterdays TRIBUNE, have real, not a prospective
organization The membership already large Never
before in the history Of Paterson was the enthusiasm
greater Young and old have caught tho OF
TIE TRIBUNE, weeks ago. TO organize into Clubs Even
the fremen have caught the enthusiasm aud propose
organize Firemen's Climb. One company VI Veteran
Tanners organized last evening" aud the rol open
for another.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
The following meetings are announced in
New-Jersey'

III. Ner. York Sun, which is perhaps the
,,res minded Democratic paper in the city can STAND
Frank Blair This is It's last comment upo" i''AA
90, t,, plair has written 10 man down South 70
.ay that some couiemptbe carPeteag eaS, ss General
ueIeu MN ,auont az he attributes 10 me- On the con
trary sIu for that policy which alone can give pe"'e
the country. , 81. . oorrac,ive for the effect OF the
celebrated Broadhtsd letter bn, hardly srs = bu.
the case ~ sorc the Government and the Cohsutuo ~.
and s Pse,a'nt I'D rmy s't ct uSSc 10 M
nun sna h d,soerse the eaTpstbag state 0o'srneh~
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
oropctA LEGIsLATURE.

ATLANTA, Sept. THE Senate to-day by ~
10 49, refused 10 reconsider the Relief bill passed last
week resolution offered declaring Senators camp
bell and Wallace. negroes not eligible 10 seA'S. % MI
III gbee Republican, read resolution passeo he'e'oo
under General Order No 9O and nsted that u toVh
twothird vote TO bring this matter up The tar
that two third vote is necessary. MI HoieQnp1 ~
pealed from the decision The appeal was sustained W
"a 10 8 and the resolution was made the special oiaer io
Friday next. ...,.,.,o,,,o alect a
The House. by 60 10 a. passed rosolnuoht9 So
Board OF Commissioners 10 appoint officers OF tno -
RairOad The Senate sustained the GovernoI
the Savannah bll-Ieas IL, Nays l5 Io'uay 10 NV ~
daY for IeeisfIAtIOn.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
A POLICE OUTRAGE IN PITTSBURGH

In Pittsburgh, on Saturday evening, Mrs.
Dake wife Of Dr. b. Dake, arrested at the instga
ton OF ruffan 10 whom she had given rebuff The
officer who made the actually fastened his irons
her Vriss and dragged her 20 the Police Station Mayor
Blackburn who happened 10 be IN the station, released
Mrs Dake and ordered that the officer and her accnsr
be imDsoped The arrest was speedily nosed abroad,
and al Pittsburgh was soon in ferInent. Policemen
we're assaulted and the public indignation was out
Sunday morning was addressed by His Honor, who dis
missed the policeman, and held TO bail the ruian who
can Dake's arrest.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
THE LOUISIANA CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
A hit of comfort for Frank Blair and his

partners friends will be found in the report of the
Committee the Contested Election in the Parish OF
Franklin offered the 29th OF last month. Their report
says that intimidation, fraud, and violence were used
In the parsh" that than twOthirds Of the newly
enfranchsed voters refraned from voting" and that
the aidayits made by the Democrats rebnttng evi
dence and before the Clerk of the Court Of sad
Parish, and the seal Of said Court Is unknown In
other portion OF the State, sad seal being that of e
called Confederate States, rith The Confederate flag le
CENTER" Is IL not time that TaInmary documents bore
the same stampi Nothing like Keeping up Old aeqnaint-
ances.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
NEW.YoRK STATE FAIR.

ALBANY, Sept. stock and articles for the
Exhibition of the New-YOrk state Agricultural society
10 be held in Rochester september 2 go and October
and 1863 10 be transported free on the following
named railroads. NewlOrk Central, NewIOrk and Erie
Hudson River Syracuse Ond Oswego, Syracuse and Bug
hamton Albany and Susduehanha, Troy aud Whitehall
Troy and Boston, Rome, WatertONn and Ogdensburgh
Ogdensburgh and Lake Champaiu, Utica and Black
River Cory and Pittsburgh Railroads; also. Peoples
Line steamboat Company and New York and Troy steam
hnat mn