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RIeAUD a. CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

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OTty. ~ '~P''i'
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RIGAUD co.'s MIRANDA SOAP, exquisitely per
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hl"AUD co . MIkANDA POMArUM for preserv-
ing and besut f. ing the HAIR.
RIGAUD CO.'S DENTORrNE, q most agreeable
ei1r for preserving the teeth and peuming breath
RlGAUD CO.'S TOoTH-ORE IN, remarkable pre-
paIaton. produ ing brilliant to the teeth
RIGAUD CO.'S ROSE POWDER superior to Violet
and all other Starch and Powders. -".-. =
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stamp.
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Warinf znteIIigenff.
CRESCENT orEIoK, No ~ Carr STREET,
Friday. August "a, 1868.
Arrived Yesterday.

CRESCENT OrFIOk, No "a CAM STREET, 4
Friday. August IA, 1865. !
Arrived Yesterday.
Schr Pippo, Pppo from Covingtoa o maser-New Basin
Lugg.r Hop May, nom Bayou Lours, to msster-2d dis
Lugger sOlns from Lafourchs master ID distrctls
STEAMBOATS,.
Irene. Readman from Shreveport
Brown, Bassett, from Lower Coast
Natl nal, Gross, rom Bayou Sara
ROse Franks. Whit, & ON shreVep0r
Wsloon Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Httty Gilmore, King, from La ourche
Aloe. WOODS from Lower Coast
Ella. Wood from Jesuts' Bend
Agnes, Ralte from BaratEris
MiLnow, Me- from Grand Isle
Below Coming Up.
S'eamship Concoroia, Savers from Boston
ship Pacific, FOss, AZ avs New York Creevy Nlckl
AGO
schr Indian, henderson, from Mnaan in ballast, to
Harris
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW YORK. -
FOB NEW YORK
MxRCHANrp STEAMSHIP LINE. -a
csaprisins the arss-slass Steamship s--aI
GENERAL GENERAL sRAEr..~..........;;.os Captain b ouick
GsNER1L .ospssn a. W s.@p.sa
UNITED STATES. Captain Cleo L. Nortsn
Sailing non Esv York EVERY SATURDAY.
| Crescent City.
| WIN. WEIR, Commander,
WIN leave her wharf. feet Of jefferson street, SAT.
These Steamers have superior sOeenmsdAors for pas
CABIN
Fer freight or passage apply to
No $50 Commos street.
The steamship SHERMAN win follow. leaving shove
on SATURDAY. August I'D >.
FOB NEW YoRK DIRECT.
TIE oRoHwBLL LINE
See. Cre.wsn. Geo. Washinxtea.
Mariposa. Cortes, mo
KIABLE, Commander.
wiiisa,s hsr wharf sss Of fousnss street, SATURDAY
August 18th, ats ~.
Passage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Freight for LIVERPOOL. HAvRE and BREMEN taken
By this line and through bills Of ladns given sAma
ALrRED HoULrox,
Osrondelss street
GALV EsTON-IND lANOLA
MORGAN LINE o. 8. NAIL sTkAMsHIPe
FSoK aALvEsTON AND IsDrAsoLA-rHE
We: Hewes.....!. @. Harris Au.tin.
Aias ma. a . ne: NJ, Ian.
Iansos .......Tartsr. Mstsxsrda,
The Steamship Harlan,
J. LEWIS Commander,
VIII sail SATURDAY. August 18TH s.sAE
Forhsisht or passage apply
oHAs. A. WHITNEY co., AGENT.
fF 50 and "a Damp street
Freight insured at half the adopted by the Board
of Underwriters July LIST 1865
EoR TEXAs...................FO TEXAS.
INSIDE BKRwICK's BAY ROUTE
WA fH
NEW ORLEANS oPELOUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
Passengers take the Boat
on SUNDAYS and TIL HSDAYS, at ~ O'Clock A NJ and
the train leaving the Agers Depot arriving ~
Brashear City IL taking the Morgan Line Stoamshps
at Brsshear for Galveston
CAPTAIN J. n LEWIS,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYs
rckets 70 be hsd SOD state O'Clock
EVERY DAY Sundays excepted at the Office Of the Ops
ousAs Raresd Company No. 80 Canal street. or :. the
FERRY Landing, on the morning OF deDsTture -
q. W. BAYLEY. Superintendent
BSAZO6 SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. B. MALL sTKAMsaIPs.
Leaves on SATURDAY. August 2ld asa
FOR BRAZOs sANTIA AGO VIA GALyEs /
= ToN-The lowpressurs sidswhsel iron steamship
4. G. Harris, Il
W. II. TALBOT, Commander,
VIII leave a. above from her wharf, Joseph street.
carrying the United States mails II the steamer is unable
TO cross the BraEos bar goods be delivered ship
eoLsEnees to their lghterage freight or pas
sage apply 10
CHAS. A WHITNEY 4 CO, Agents.
50 and So Camp street
Freight insured ct oAehaf the adopted by the Board
Of Underwritets. JuIv 1873
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a kEsAlssANUE LOUIsIANAInE.
EEw ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF >. PAuxn
Devoted 90 southern IntsressA
tssven Years Of Exisssncel
MOST eommAndAbs publication families snd esup,x.
eoope wne practice the elegant French Languages: f.vi.
soerate1 TIE political events Of The week the situation ~
me country NE New Orleans American the In
sc q Louisiana the agrieo tural eommerciaI sr- ~
the market price caTrent the aoir.s~
ho scientific productions Of the and rive.
est vhnsy OF useful sets instructive gsns
e'01''s' Aha All tnAt eoDposes . FIRST class paper.
SUBSCRIPTION: % PR ANEUn
kns "A pages Of La RENAISSANCE ara .d,s.a a., n.
-, se we advertisements oonspcaonsly dis
Yeyoo VIII teAnng NJ after In each that
Journal one Of the best advertising mediums al ~. ssh
JOB Printing done In al anguages q Cont strsst aa,.
o. kSahanRs Alley. New Orlsana ''-r
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VICKsRURG.

LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY ATbn
VICE sHURGs, EArCHEz AND NEW oRLEaHa
~ EegnirS Tuesday u g. Mall Psekst In plAos Of The 3
Gov. allies.
JNO w. CANNON Massss
S1u leave ~ above for Vcksburg kAtches Cali Tod
ney 81 Joseph, Wsterproo Ford Adams Bayou bsa
Rouge, Donadsonvie and All intermediate lAndin
ne Gov. Allen close connections staaunnr
CALUhEI at Vicksburg for all landings YaEOo river
or freight passage having unsurpassed accOmm dstoaa
appy On board or to
sINEoTT ADAMS. rs Commercial Pi.c.
Shippers Will pay fFesbt to all plantation landnss
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Leave. EVERY SATURDAY, Scr,

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, sasp
EOR vIHEsHUEB. NAPOHkz AND ALI, IN
a termedsie lAndnKs-The steamer Gen OuI.ma
T. Les.hers master Sam Ay clerk viii leave - abcva
naking all Coast Rndings :" ~Do'ss
sIEkOTT a ADAMS, IS Commercial Pl...
The steamer Gen Qnitman At Vioksbnrs ,a,n
steamers Countess and Calumet for YaEoo and
kvers and steansFs Julia and Rubloon Tor 81 Isas ~.
phis and all intermediate landings ~~@-
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BANKRUPT BLANKS.
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.

PosToFFIoE, new ORLEANS, La,
November rs. 1895. )
Until further notice the NAILS At the New Or.
leans Postofaoe will be closed as follows:
Mails for Mobile. Montgomery. Augusta, and At
lanta close daily atsP. N.
Coast mail for all postofioes as far up the river
Bayou Sara closes Mondays at P. n. and Fridays
at6AM.
VicksburE mails close at 3 P N. every Tuesday and
Saturday, via the river, supplying the Red River
parishes
Mails for Lower Coast close ats a. n. svsry Tuss-
day and Friday.
Mails for cOvington close ats A. n every Monday
ana Thursday.
Mails for Algiers close daily ltsA.M
Mails for stations on the opolousAs railroad viii
close daily sta NJ
Mails Tor the Lafourchs parishes will close en-
Monday. wednesday, and Friday att n.
Mails for Galveston, BRACES Eantiago, and Browns
vile, Texas, via 0ps0usss railroad, win close en-
Sundays. Tuesdays, Thursdays. end Saturdays, e
TAN.
Mails for Havana win BE- forwarded By every vessel
clearing for said port.
An mail matter for the North and East, b. the
New Orleans and jackson railroad closes dAIly a
RM
Way mail for al postoasoss to Canton, haiss the
Wsat. and The Northwest. via Jackson railroad.
closes daily ateAx.
Mails for the Ouaohita parishes forwarded via
vicksburg and Natohez.
OPTION Houns-0pens ats A r.; CLOSES At ?. n.
Zhe delivery will bs kept opsn until Tx.
Eundz1n-omos opens A. a n and olssa1 aiI7ar
p2LW B. TALIAFERRo, Postmaster
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cotton, but the good eHects, II any theTe
were, are hardly apparent to the general
community. There is little or no demand
To- goods of any description for the
Interior and merchants are glad to sell in
lots at almost any price. Dry goods deal
ers in particular have felt the hard times
acutely. The recent low stage oil water in
the Mississippi and its tributaries has no
doubt been one Of the causes that have pro-
duced the dullness that continues to reign,
and as there has just been general rise, it
is reasonable to hope for a slight revival.
But it is said, and no doubt with truth, that
the bulk of the cotton aud sugar crops will
be sold for the debts of the planters. There
will be limited quantity left for the pur-
chase of supplies, and probably none for
luxuries.
Political matters have shown few or no
features of interest. The convention is pro-
crossing rather slowly in the work of franz
ing the constitution. We have need of
haste in this matter; but still the work
should not be bunglingly done The con-
vention to nominate state officers has met,
organized, and adjourned till the 18th in
slant. 1t is thought that by that time the
constitution will be nearly completed.
There is provoking sameness in nu-
nicipal affairs. Aside from the examina-
ton of the witnesses in the case of the street
commissioner and his deputies there has
been but little doing at the city hall. Mr.
Schmidt, the contractor for printing small
city notes, continues as usual to supply the
treasurer with about one third Of the
quantity needed, And litigation growing
out Of a contest for fees in the courts has
obstructed the city attorney in his duties of
collecting taxes. The result is that the
treasurer is obliged to resort to the mser
able shift of partial payments, which
doubles his work, and multiplies his vexa-
tions almost to infnitude, This poor city
is both politically and financially stuck fast
in the mud, and not one friendly hand is
stretched out to help it.
An event occurred the other day which,
under ordinary circumstances, would have
created some sensation. but in this case
hardly lasted through conversation at
the breakfast table. We refer to the
change of governors. Mr.. Flanders. after
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river sha be q RGnts on the Alabama
To Mount Vernon Arsenal aud houtgoFnerv Mn
l00mies. 'iS an
To Claiborne 200 miles.
To Selma 400 miles.
To Montgomery, $50 miles.
by tie I8ted Statss whenever called @
faSPuI Sng 6ond VIII be requIed
MI u peIloImance OF the above contract.
the government reserves to itself Tie rirht q,
reject any all bids. 'su' %
Of tbe bss rs p 70 3s present at be opening
1,p osss 70 be lnd9Tsed Proposals for River
H. 5 70 ana a9aressed 20 the uHdersEnel
Chef ste Tbj5 VIII, r. Sa1tOn
Ira CHARLES A: REYNOLDS
!aoot breNet Lieut. OoL and A. O. M U. S. A.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-05
THE FAIR

The second grand fair of the Mechanics
and Agricultural Fair Association will open
on Tuesday morning, 7th instant, at the fair
grounds. Preparations have been made on
large scale for visitors and exhibitors, and
the prospects are fattering for o successful
result. In another column will be found
all necessary information for the guidance
of those who contemplate participating in
the enterprise, The fair is under the
management of men of energy and
character and if they have not the
experience of those residents of older
states who have managed these things
more frequently, the reason may be found
in the fact that this is the second attempt
ofthe kind in the state. We shall progress,
however, as we grow older. Our fair will
be an attractive one, and bring to public
attention an infinite variety of inventions
and works of art, useful and beautiful, of
which bdtt few few hare .. present any cozccp-
ton. If the weather continues propitious
there will no doubt be an immense out
pouring of the population toward the fair
grounds on Tuesday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-05

As usual, on the return Of every satur-
day, we are placed under obligations to A.
simon, IS BarOnue street, for the latest
New York and English dailies and weeklies.
Mr.. Simon now has on bis daily and weekly
list l66 papers and periodicals, published
in al languages aud in al parts Of the
world. Call and see him, ana you can get
what You can ind IN no other periodical
depot ia The city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-05

With the exception Of about two days,
the weather during the past week has been
very Warm--rather too much 50 for COM
fort The Thermometer has generally
ranged among the seventies. Such tenn
perasure has not before been known here
for many years. Il is seazonable bless
ing to The poor who are unable to buy
ceaA, which usually appreciates in value
when cold weather seis In.
Seine little business has been done IN
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Exceptions FILED.

Judge Shannon yesterday fled excep-
tons in the second Justices court 10 the
jurisdiction of Paris Childress, as justice of
the peace, in the suit entitled "John Pep
percorn VS.. L. Dorsey" Judge Shannon,
as attorney, filed his bill on the ground
that Paris Childress has not complied with
the act of congress entitled "An act to
provide for the more efficient government
of the rebel states," in that he has not
taken the oath of Office as required by act
of congress passed July 2, 1862 that by
reason Of said omission the acts of said
justice are void and further that said
ohildress has no right to try this action or
rule. 1t is therefore asked that Ghe case be
dismissed. The matter was taken under
consideration. The name of Paris Childress
appears as a registered enemy under Cen
eral Buffers order.
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The New OrIenn, RepubIIcan

The New Orleans Republican
Is for sale in New Orleans by the follow
ing dealers:
C. G. D. Hole, No. 81 Exchange Alley.
A. Simon, No. S. Baronne street.
Geo. Ellis, Old Levee street, opposite the
Postoffice.
Edward Baker, St. Charles Depot, under
the st. Charles Hotel.
James Ennis, bookstore, Pontchartrain
Railroad Depot, Third District.
Geo. NJ Raymond, News Depot, Postoffice
building.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-05

Do You WANT VISITING CARDS If you
do Mr.. Selover, the greatest of card writer's,
has returned to this city and located his
desk at Kidder's, corner of st. Charles and
Gravier streets, where his patrons can OBJ
tain the most beautifully written cards.
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FkOFosALS FOR SUBSISTENCE
STORES.
oHFIoE OaIEF Coxnr1ssARY suBsrsTEEc7
Fifth Military District

oRFIcE GRIEF CoSIM1ssARY SUBSISTENCE
Fifth Military District
New Orleans. La, JanuAry 2 i3s
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED mi
~ the llth day Of January 1893 for furrishipe ~
United States Subsistence Department with ~
following Subsistence Stores viz Wv
2,U0O barrels of FLOUR, equal to the aovernment
standard; samples can be bad at the Subsi5t
ence Office. ''-
$1,000 pounds d RIO COFFEE, in bags; samples, ,o
be furnished. P'es "
1000 pounds of CORDoYA COFFEE nrics "a,
poand TO be stated and samples futnisrsd ~
lWO barrels Of KILN DRIED CORNMEAT nr;,,
per pound to be stated 1' P'''s
200o cans Of PRESERVED DAMSONS. in tvo
pound cans. - q" WV
5000 cans Of GREEN CORN, in two.pbuud mana
samples 10 be furnished ''
5000 cans Of Borden's CONDENSED MILK. Eavs
brand. ~' -~e@
The above articles to be Of the very hast ouali,,
ana put up in superior packages and to he m
vered at the Anchor Press in this city within WENT
days after the opening Of ds.
No bids will bs received from partiet who bavs
heretofore failed 70 comply with their e1Rsgems1t
with any branch of ths Government.
Proposals TO be addressed to the underbigne5 ana
marked p" Proposals" -
ira A. BECKWITH,
Jao 6t Brsvet Mai. Gen. aud Q. s., U.sA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-05

IKE Nrw ORLEANS WEEkIT MERouRr-
This is the title Of weekly paper just is
seed by Messrs. L. r. Simmons & Co., the
second number Of which came to our notice
yesterday, II Is edited by George No
Knight, recently of the New Orleans Tines.
The Aerelay appears from > eursoFy glance
% be alled with readable articles. The
typographical appearance Is fair, bat enc
pageis marred By . yillainous wood cut
which would lock better out Of the paper
altogether. We hope The gentlemen interest
ed N this new eniernrlae zaay meet with full
nenass.
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TICKETS FOR THE FAIR.

Tickets for the coming Fair may be purchased at
the following places:
D. E. HALL, St. Charles Hotel.
B. S. MORSE, City Hotel.
A. W. MERRIAM, Crescent Hall.
L. A, TYLER Jeweler, lis Canal street.
@. H. ZIMMERMAN, 81 and 90 Canal street.
S.N. MOODY, corner Canal and Royal streets.
GEO. ELLIS, opposite Postofice.
L. GRUNEWALD, 100 Canal street.
NJ SCOOTER, Jeweler, Camp street.
S. BIER, Jeweer, lO5 Canal street.
r. DEL MODAL corner st. Charles and Canal
FRANK WAGNER 81 Camp street.
Price of A omission.
For single Tickets admitting one person...... Soc
For children under II years of age........... 25c
For four horse vehicle and one driver. 50
For two,horse vehicle and one driver. 60
For buggy and one driver. 90
For horse and rider.......... ................lO
jail Ct Up
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AMUSEME NTS,
. OADEMY OF MUSIC.

a OADEMK OF MUSIC.
sPALDIEa BrDwELr PrOprietors and Manager
Monday, Tuesday nRd wednesday, JAM
nary o, ,ands
The great variety combination in new edition Of
novelties, Ethiopianism. Pedal, Instrumental,
Vocal, ard Comic, by the worlds champions,
Delehanty and Hengler, Harry Blo0dgood Rich
ard Davis, Add RymAn, and assistants Terp-
sichOreHnisms. by the popular favoritss. Mile
Leah and Miss Kate Wood. Aerobatcs by the
never to be equaled Maco Brothers Vocalisms
by the inimitable Alfred Stewart.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY NOON. ja5
A CADEA1Y OF NJ UsIC-sT. CHARLES ST.
sPALDrNd b BIDwELL. PrOprietors and Managers.
A. II. DAVENPORT. Stage Manager
D. Treasurer.
Inauguration Ofthe Popular Entertainments of The
GRAND VARIETY COMBINATION.
Matinee Saturday Noon, Saturday Night,
ana Sunday Night.
Ethiopiansm. and Negro Ballet and Character
Danclng Comic, Sentimental, aud OPERATE Sing
ing; Sensational Gymnastics and Acrobatics:
Manifestations OF Magic, etc, by the distinguish
Bloodgoed, Richard Davies, Miaco Brothers.
Thompson, Jules, Ad. Ryman, Alfred Stewart,
First appearances Of the beautiful and accomplished
Mile LEAH since her severe indisposition. ja4
CT. CHARLES THEATRE.
BEN Proprietor.
BEN DEBAR and LEWIS BAKER ...... Managers
ENTIRE CHANGE OF BALLET-NEw DANCES
NEW OOSTUMES-NEW EFFECTS.
This Evening
Will be presented the magnificent spectacle, in four
acts, by Chas. NJ. Barras entitled
THE Il L ACK CROOK,
With McDONOUGH'S GREAT PARTISAN
BALLET TROUPE, comprising the folio wing
Eminent Artistes:
PREAIIERES DANsEUsESt
Mile BETTE RIGAL Mile MARIE SAND.
Mile LAURENT. EMILY RIGAL, Mile
FRANK, HATTIE VALLEE. TWENTY co.
RYPHEES, and a BALLET OF Fifty LA.
DIES.
NO ADVANCE IN THE SCALE OF PRICES.
Seats can be secured one day in advance
ja4 p. GLEASON, Treasurer
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First Grand Mam by the Young Mems Ne.
neyoaent Aaaorla,ao-,

First Grand Hall by the Young Mems me-
nevolent Association.
The Young Mems Benevolent Association
win give their FIRST grand dress and fancy
dress ball OF the National theatre ON We'd
nesday evening, the sth Of January. It
needs but simple announcement Of this
fact to our young men to induce them to
come to the support Of so useful an associ-
alton. Benevoleaee should always be
cheerful and gay, and carry gladness and
joy wherever it goes. May It be gay and
joyous on the evening Of the sth day of
January-may youth and beauty throng
the hall Of the National theatre-may mu-
aie inspire to the dance, and may all be
merry as The marriage bell.
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AT FORT AR9B BgG Z +, GlaIIGKAsAw NATION

l9,OO pounds Fresh BEEF, 10000 pounds BAOOy
SbEAH SIDES, $50 barr Is MISS PORK
zzSSqHypo1nds FLOUR IS coo pounds corn
pounds SALT W.
The deliveries at Fort Arbuckls to be made in lis
manner ana the Stores to be of like zO1d nnality AZ
THOSE received ct fort Gibson.
Ine person or persons TO whom any award is made
ust W prepared 10 execute contracts and give the
required bonds At once and be in rsAdihass 10 com
mence the delivery Of stores on the lst Nav al Anil
isooi ana 70 continue the same in such usutss a
may be required until the 3OIh day OF Jdne 1899 or
sbsi w bnole amount contracted to De furnished
hAch pld must be accompanied by a good and
sumcieat guarantee from two or nlorR Darsons
tNhose loyalty and sOvency is certified Nv CLERK
court OF record setting forth that the bidder will
an case contract is awarded give smpls hon Is and
security Tor the faithful Performance df the same
The name and place of residence OF aach hidder and
surety must be given.
No proposal will be entertained unless satisfae.
t thbsiy S ted that does not fully tompy with
~ tns teans OF Mis advertisements Proposals may BE-
either or both places
ANY contract awarded under this advertisement
will DO made subject to the approval Of 1he Oomms.
5ary General and the right is relsrvet ID reject apy
or all bids. All stores delivered Will b an bec To-
rigid inspection by an officer or agent abpointed a
the part OF thu United states
Psymsnts upon the c9ntTsots awarded will be
BlaGeEs are invited to be prCssnt st ths opening q
heiF proposals., which will take place on the Ay sad
hour above specified.
Proposals must be plainly indorssd. Proposas
Tor Oommissary Stores" and addressed 10 the Chs
O22mmlssary District Indian Territory.
BY anthSoTity Of Colonel De l.; Floyd Jones, con-
~ A. 5. KzifsSSBALL,
Captain and A. Q. Nj. IT, s. A.,
lASbt Chi5f Y. y. District Of Indian TERRITORY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-05
MARRIED..

HARVEY-WILLIAMa the 26th of Novem-
Der, 1867, by Rev John Turner, at the st. James
Chapel parsonage, Mr.. HENRY HARVEY, of
Lexington, Kentucky to Miss MATTE WILL
LlAMS of Ohio.
Ohio papers please CODY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-05

hEADS Is DISTRICT Of THE INDIAN TERRITORY
Chief Commlssary0 Once
Fort Gibson, o. n, Deosmbtr III id
SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL
~ p9 received a. the once OF the undersigned at
EoEt olDson' y, n, until Y o clock NJ THURSDAY,
February e. 1861, for the delivery OF lubsstencs
Stores, as follows
AT FORT GIBSON, CHEROKEE NATION, / Il
$4,000 pounds of Fresh BEEF, to be delivered il
such quantities and at such tiules-daily Il
tequire"--as the Fost Oommissary may d.
10000 pounds of BACON CLEAR SIDES. in sast.
or casks, to be of the first quality
LOCO barrels OF MESS PORK; 6s7d1d mounds Of
FLOUR, put up in sacks or hsTreis m
equal in quality TO the best XXX ST. Louis
brands " ~
5000 pounds CORN MEAL. of best quality and
securely put mp in sacks OF bsrreld
5000 gallons CIDER VINEG AR of Nest ouAlity
ana put up in good barrels half barrels and
10000 pounds SALT, of good quality. i nd ss,pr,I,
put up in sacks or barrels
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-05

PEREMPToRY SALE
By order Of the
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT,
of the elegant and deslrab'y located
BRICK SLATED MANSION,
Situated in the First District,
CORNER CANAL AND MARAIs STREETS,
Together with all the
MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE,
APPURTENANCES,
LIBRARY,
PIANO,
CARPETS,
ORNAMENTS,