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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-24
A One-arnaed Soldier Responds TO the
Republican State Executive Com.


FINDLAY, O., September Is, 1868.
To the "Republican Central Committee" al
Rooms at Columbus, Ohio:
GENTLEMEN-By this days mail am
in receipt of the following note
STATE UNION REP. Con-. Rooms, !
COLUMBUS, O., Sept. II, 1868.
To p. II. at Endlay, Ohio:
DEAR SIR-You are requested to con-
tribute $50 to this committee, for legiti-
mate campaign purposes, and to for
ward the same by the 25th inst. 1t is
confidently expected you will respond
promptly in this the hour of our need.
Yours, with respect,
A. b. Buttles, Chairman.
Rodney Foos, Secretary.
S. S. Warner, Treasurer.
VIM. Dennison,
r. ID. Harrison,
w. K. Thrall,
Z. L. Taylor,
State Union Executive Committee.
Now, gentlemen, you must be labor
ing under mistake. Do you for one
moment suppose that | would give a
centto support party false to all its
pledges, false to the country, false to
everything but its own party interests
and that of the bloated and aristocratic
boudholder / fought through the
war as Colonel of the 21st o. V. l., and
my right arm lies mouldering near Dal
las, Georgia; but fought to preserve
the Union under the Constitution; and
now, so help ne, God, / will vote to pre-
serve the Constitution under the Union.
Never will give a cent or vote to a
party which works "outside he Consti-
tution;" party which believes the
negro as good as a white man; a party
in favor of taxing labor for the benefit
of capital; party in favor of taxing
white men to feed lazy and idle negroes
in the Freedmen's Bureau; a party in
favor of keeping standing army in the
Southern States, when they have been
reconstructed" as it is styled, and
their dirty, ,lisgraceful carpet-bag re-
presentatives have been admitted to
the floors of Congress.
Gentlemen, with assurances of my
most "hifalutin" and distinguished con-
have the honor to be, &c,
j. NJ. NEIBLING,
Special Agent p. Cd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-24

EVERY man in the North who vote s
against negro suffrage would be disfran-
chised in case he were to remove to the
State of Arkansas, under the provision
of the miscegenation Constitution
forced upon the people Of that State by
q triangular piece Of steel" This is
the Radical idea of free government.
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4. o. o. r.

BALTIMORE, September %. - The
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, to-day,
disposed Of the amendments to the Con-
stitution. The special committee on
National Jubilee reported in favor of
holding o semi-centennial anniversary
of Odd Fellowship in Philadelphia on
the 26th Of April. The report was
adonfad
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-24
DecliunliOn.
Editors Of the Register:

Editors Of the Register:
The Democratic Convention of Tyler
county, West Virginia, which met at
Middlebourne September 18th, 1865,
nominated me for Commissioner of the
Revenue for said connty. With all due
respect to the Convention, l decline
being q candidate for eaid office.
j. w. WILLIAMSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-24
Werk Resaned.

TROY, N. Y, September 23.-The iron
establishments of Burden & Sons, and
E Corning & Co., in this city, have
fully resumed work ts-day. The stop
page has continued four months, oc-
casioned by strike.
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wnsbiuuton Township

A meeting of the Democrats of Wash
ingtou township will be held at the
First Ward Hose House tomorrow
sv,ninp. HENRY S. WALKER will ad-
dress the meeting. The Committee
earnestly invite the general attendance
Of all parties.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-24

National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAP1TAL.---.---.. 600.
flee, 26 Monroe street, next door TO First Ma
tiOnal Bank.
GEORGE X. WHEAT, President.
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Vice Preadent.
JOHN BISHOP secretary.
e. II. COLLIER, Assistant Secretary and Gen.
eral Business Agent.
DIRECTORS:
John Z. Wilson, George K Wheat,
Jas. e. Orr, SaInl Harper,
John A. Armstrong, James McCluney,
A. e. Quarter. Morgan l. OFT,
George Adams.
REFERENCES.
S. Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank,
Wheeling List, Morrison Co., Wholesale
Grocers, Wheeling; Pryor, Handlan CO.,
Wholesale Groeers Wheeling; Michael Reilly,
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling; Mcclellan g.
Knox Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling; McCabe,
Kraft g. Co., Druggists Wheeling; Geo. w.
Franzheim & Co. Wholesale Wines and Liquors,
Wheeling; Winship, Woods & Co., Queensware,
Wheeling; Lewis Baker. Pub. REGISTER, Wheel.
ing; I. C.McAfeo, NOtisns, Wheeling; Camp
bell Frew & Co, Pubs. IRteiligeneer Wheeling;
OFT, Son a. Co., Hardware, Wheeling j. K.
Sands Cashier First National Bank, Fairmont;
K. p. Camden, Pres't Nat. EI. Bank, Weston,
w Va, Capt John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling.
maya
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-24

THE st. Louis Democrat says that
Southeast Missouri contains enough
plumbago "to supply the demands of
the whole world to the end of time"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-24

THE last words uttered by the Hon.
Thomas H. Seymour, who died several
days ago. were addressed to his imme-
date family. He said, 1--WE are oil to-
gether.'
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What the Republicans Think Of
lrishmen.

We occasionally find an Irishman-a
man who has left the Green Isle to es-
cape tyranny and oppression-who so
far forgets his manhood as to vote with
the Radical party. To all such we COM
mend the following, from the Chicago
Post of September 9, 1868. The Post is
one of the leading Radical papers of the
Northwest, and is recognized by its par
ty as an outspoken and fearless defender
of Radical priciples. Hear how the Post
talks of Irishmen:
He has hair on his teeth. He nerer
kner an hour in cirilised society. He
never stepped on anything more solid
than a dirt floor all his life until he
stood on the deck of an emigrant ship.
He is a born sardge-ds brutal a ruHdR as
an untamed Indian Of the North american
tribes. OF course he can't read. lie
can't write. All books to him are
sealed. He only believes in the priest !;
and the priest is only little less Of bar
barian than he is.
The born criminal and pduper Of the
cirilized world and withal the innocent
victim of the statecraft of England and
priestcraft of Rome-a wronged, abused
and pitiable spectacle of man capable
of better things, pushed straight to hell
by that dbomindtiOn against common sense
called the Catholic religion, and that out
rage upon political decency falsely
known as American Democracy-wha
else does he knowl To compare him
Ucith an intelligent freedman woaid be an
insult 10 the latter.
The country has survived the Irish
emigration-thc worst with which any
other country was ever afflicted. The
Irish fill our prisons, our poor-houses,
our reform schools, our hospitals, our
eleemosynary and reformatory institu-
tions of all sorts. Scratch a convict or
a pauper, and the chances are you tickle
the skin of an Irish Catholic at the
same time--an Irish Catholic made q
criminal or pauper by the Priest and
politician who have deceived him and
kept him in ignorance, in word, saw
age, rs he was born.
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FRANK r. BL AIR,
OF MISSOURI.
State, County and Township
Elections,
THURSDAY, October 22d.
STATE TICKET.

81 n II Il II hSHA
FoR GOVERNOR,
JOHNSON n. CAMDEN, Of Wood.
FOR AuDIToR,
DANIEL MAYER, Of Kanawha.
SECRETARY OF STATE
S.y. YANTIS. Of Jefferson.
FOR TREASURER,
GEORGE j. WALKER, OF Jacksosr
ATTORNEY GRSBRAI,
Mp. WILEY, of MorgantowR.
Jupas OF COURT op APPRALs,
MATTHEW EDMIST0N, of Lewis.
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COUNTY TICKET.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
DANIEL LAMB,
ALEX. NJ. JACOB.
LOUIS c. STIFEL.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
J. II. GOOD.
RECORDER,
ROBERT B. WOODS,
AssRssoR-crrr DISTRICT.
JACOB n. BICKEL.
AssKssoR-coUSTRriDIsrRIcr.
JOSEPH w. MORGAN.
sURvRIoR,a
NJ. T. CARR.
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.Iudicinl
Senatorial.

FOR JUDGE OF CIRCUIT CosRT.
JAMES PAUL., Of Ohio
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C.,u,e.,iou.I Tickets.

l., D;,tret-HENRY S. WALKER, of Ohio Co.
"a Di.trie.-wM. G. BROWN, of Preston.
a p.tr;ct-C. p. T. MOORE, of Mason Co.
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Senator1al.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
ANDREW WILSON, OF Ohio.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-06
RECEIPT. Of Produee.

IOuISvlLl E-steamer Richmond--A bales cotton 70
Payne. bunting &co-l4 NJ Greenwood Son-9 Bussey
CO.. Violet ksk &eol MeTrson, Buck &cO-2 Ober. At
wster &coi Nady, hcmpsen 4colS25 sks corn nhds "a
Bead WiuRo 6co-l7O bbs -four Woods Mattaews
CO., hhds tobacco wilson YOung-l02 do cases do
Torrain-7 tobacco Herushem-l3 hhd t0oareo TO
Gven-Ss do lie2 SKIS Howard. Presous Barrett
leo SKIS buSOu, bets rolls leather Inos Schol
box mustard Ihsurer-lOOO hoOp poles Berkery-a2
pcs casti IA Campman-l5 do 253 pcs bagging bbls
whisky - whitney &c0-B pxgs butter Dwy-r-l pxgs
md-e Sinnott A Adams-l7O bbs -four A PJacio--O do
BlP hs-l Dbl hlueck water Grder-1 half do Tinker
100 htbbls beer Allen, WAYNE &co75 DO Je gsr6l pieces
eyaporutors Cushlng36f bbls meal Che1oveth, Casey
cell bbls eggs Miller Newell do hbbls lard Ju
ar-0S Sks 81 SKIS eks bacon Vest Nettet0n
bbls eggs half do hfbbs cheese Schneider Zuberbier
IL bbls eggs eggs Kegs lard u pkgs butter Del
Bondio-2 bh's eggs fG SKIS Fsrchd Bmgnam 49,
SKIS fhhds tobacco lao kings bales cost Jno Phelps
&eo-l bales cotton TX snuff OBnen Ha-2 bkts butter
Jackson hascnS kegs butter Thos King 100 bbs oar
10 bbls Nhisky fsrchd Rnghsm-25 cOops fowls Dan
Camphel-S7 do Csse-0 do W Mson-24 d, 40 hogs Pat
Campbe-sundries 10 order-rOsl "a bales 261 hhd
tobacro
ST LOUIs-Stsamer Bee ard barges-S0 bills ,ur Keep
Csuhed-O do order-7o do clover Odendshl-5O do
Pohhaus-l500 do s3 bb 50 bbls 1855
bushel meal Gieenieafa bis hour Shropshire ha-
thOrnbSo $50 corn sks bran IS SKIS Stay
lfn sks osts kehlcr updke kco 81 ks oats lss sks
Geo MArtnSl SKIS 5i3 ks Lacey Terry &eo-6O
sks oats b Murson &co-Sd9 do q Bprne &e0-g29 do
Baddeeke-Iisd do 1919 axis Dudy-lSE sis cora
Laurenee0 bbs oil Il Moore kco--l0 bx. mstcses ls9
dos broons McGreRor6 pkgs castings Rice Bros &cO
pkgs twiue smith &co-0 esks bacn Coob. ID ahonde
eoTotsl gss5 Ks corn $50 abs oats SsSs bbs noar
Burtridge Aco-1 jos Hoy-i l. Walkers 40 Pnelps
&co-l5 rols rather WAR; Crawford kco-Sl hides
Aren-7 DO @ Shor-30 ks potsfses Eaton BSrstv-l
bales vOsl jos ROy sheep ls bad cattle rnbsa Ayssck
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEAss. jackson AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY At $50 p n,
making connections with Trains f9r Vcksburg Merdan ans
with the Mississippi Central Railroad Tor the NortA ana
East
at 40 N going As far BrOokhsven Returning, leave
Brookhsv.n At $50 A NJ on MONDAYS arriving IN Ne
Orleans at Ills NJ $500. . =
Txcursian Ii sn good Train Of Saturday Sun
going north Add trains Of sunday Monday south.
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY (exeept sundays)
T s WILLIAMS, General Superintendent
JAMES YONGE, General Freight Agent
ED. WARE, General Transportation Agent
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GALvFsToN-Sseamshp W @ Hewes-l5O bbls aour 100
SKIS "a bbls whisky and sund O.
LiYEkfOOL- Steamship Fire Queen-llS2 bales cotton
ITO wheat 2 Sbs hOur 40 SIS hides SIS 6l5
American d Hers
ST LOUIs-steamer Msgenta-l5O0 bxs sugar
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-06

SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from City, In
lieu Of horse Car Every SUNDAY MORfIE0 At o'clock
An Extra Train win leave the Oty livery SU NDA EVEN
ING at ] O'Clock On and after Apr 5th toe Trains will
leave ether end Of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
hour from until o'clock PM
FARE-To and from the Lake same day. Is cents. Pas
GENTLY notify the Conductor prer 70 depart
ure Of Train TO GENTLY StaonFieen cents each
way. GEO. PANDFL1. 6enerA sup'I
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OPELOUsAs.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET.
EOR OPELOUsAS, WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre all landings the Coast Atchsalsys river
and Bayou Courtebesu-rhe hghtdrsf steamer j. q.
black ford. g. O. Pickett master, y. B. Schmidt clark
Will leave New orleans every "Wednesday st6 Return
ing. will leave Washington every sunday, st l0A n.
The Bsckford at Smmsport with the steamer
Ksnkskee. and viii give through bills Of isdlng lod toml
for all Freight. for Bayou Deaise and bayOu Boat Rsses
low any boat
w. NJ. sURLs.
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Harins 5ntelisenfs.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No ~ Carr srRKEr,l
Saturday, june q, 1903.
Cleared Yesterday. r-. r--
Steamship " Hewes, Trip, for Galveston:
'"r. a1-'r @ Whitney AGO
Stesmship Fine Queen. Williamson, for LIVERPOOL
Ashbribge Ocean
Steamer Magenta, Picks for st Louis Master
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REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING PACKET
Leaves svsry WEDNESDAY,, at snh
ZOE 0PkLoUsAs, WASHINGTON, POET
Barre and all landings the Coast Atchxsisys River
and Bayou Courtablean-The good and safe steamer
Annie Wsgfey, Gus Z LousiIer. master n. KsBison.
clerk will leave As above WI leave Washington every
Sunday At 10 O'Clock A T. For nsighs OF passage apply
BLOCH BROS, in Common stress, n O.,
70 HIECKLEY s0N. Washington. La
p She steamer Annie Waxey connects at Wsshin 9ton
with Bun Frog and bzrges for al lAadngs Bayou
Boeuf and WI sgn through bihs Il la1ing d
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Memoranda.

New York May 80 Ciesred for New Orleans steamships
Cnrt.s Nelson Meade sampson
Rocksnd, May 26-Saed for rev Orleans sehr II O Bird
DuukWa alter.
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aeiow Coming Up.

shin Bazaar Jefferson from Liverpool I6h March master
schr Salvador BrD Hansen, from Hsvans 70 Goden0ov
Kelley -
sehr ASororaeda LIursni from csnusgo to COusOure
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Agnes. Wilson, from Galveston, TO Q Whit
n 6cO-lt district l6 b.
Steamship Dudley Buck Pehdleton from Corpus Christi to
@ n Drthoh-lst district
Steamship Trade Wind, morrill,, from Belize Honduras TO
CIV Hyus0n 6cO-lst district
Schr Martha from Psscagoula, 20 master-New Bssin
Schr julia, from Bay st Louis to master-Neg Basin
schr Nictors, from Blakesleey, TO master-New Bssn
Schr Amanda. from Pascagnuls, 10 master-Neg Basin
Sehr Desire, from Pascae Oula, 10 master-Nev Basin
Schr JUL from Biloxi. n maser-New BASIN
schr Ceeesds, nom PsscsgOuls, 70 mssts-sew Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Ricbmond. Neal from Louisville
Towboat Bee, Goe. from 1t Louis with bsrges
Mite stevens, kellogg, from Jefferson
Flicker, Aucnin, from LafOurcSe
Aloe, RAdovich, from Lower Coast
Louise HOPKINS fiOm Mobile
Bart Able Harrison. from Shreveport
ldahoe Blanks, from Camden
Grey Eagle. Bsrsnco from Bayou Sara
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6co-lg bead cattle MeQuod Asnis-suadnss % order
CAMDEN-stesmer Idsboe-5 bales cotton Kearn Shea
rer-2 q l. Wzlmsey &co-2 Jno Chahe bro-l bsrest&
ID FISHER 6cO-3 bales wool kesrn snearer
rolls leather Jonas Egs lestOa-S do Lehman Newg.ss
Mann &coi6 hides st old iron cnilds-I9 hons
Fails &eoo0 empty sseks Levy Hass-lot hides and sun
cries 20 order-Totsl Il bales cot Oa .,,.. 4.
BAYOU SARA--StesIner Grey Eegle-4 oeiss cotton 70
Lsvl dol bales wool flose-6 bales hay LSe.s.sgne
- sks seed Aoiee- a. skis onions DurAnd-
4s Gernsbache-l4 de LAbasQuerel2d hbls sot.soes
S bbls onions CAne-N bdls shingles Hart tco-snn-
dries IN order
JEFF RsOy-Steamer Mite Siephens-42 bales cotton
Payne Huntington &eo-5 Jno Phelps &eo-4 taylor-h
head cattle Mcuoid Mehe26 aud sundfies TO order
Tots 50 bales cotton
LAFOURCHE-stsmerF licssr-lbbls sugsr 40 bbls pota
TO TeItrou-l6 six potsto TerroDonns-ydo Gerns
bsche4 bols onions Dbl oss cdl htdes Iefreoonne
Gou dan4 bbs rceJ bethaDcsurt-7 do ID Dider-I oaes
EL0WE tJAS Aloe6 h1e CO ton O 9 nton-
Is bbs rice Eupre5 bills potatoes sks DO
amnias uock teTsz 90 fr0utan III Ian oaes
aud suudries 20 OrdeT-fotsl bsies cotton . -
nMCBILk-steamer Louse-l0 bales sseetng ooeo Dol
horde Acc o..
; PAsnAaoULA-sehr Martha M-s7.cO feet lumber Del
BAY ST LoUIs-schr Julia-sOOOO feet lumber Hassam
BEaKELEY-schr victoria 900 feet lumber Sanford
,PHscAGOCLA--schr Amanda-2SoOO feet lumber to
PAscAGoULA-schr Desirs-S5,OOo feet lumber Delmas
RiLOxI-schr Juy-9O 90 feet lumber to order
PASCAGOULA-Schr Dece4da-3OO0 Ices lumber Delmas
d Griffin
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MISREPRESENTATION.
vIChxsBURa.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. asEE
EOR VICKsBUpG, NATCHIZ. AND ALL IN.
T. Lesti master Sam AyIss clerk viii leave ABOVE
SiEEoTTx ADAMS, Is comrsrcs. Place
The steamer Gen Qqiiman eonnsets At viesseuIg ~
steamers and Calumet for Ysseo and TAahatch
Rivers Julia and Rubicon for St Lonis, Man
phs and all intermediate landings -..
LEAVES EVERY To EsDAY ATsrE
TICWsBCRq, EArCHEZ AND NEW ORLEANS
Regular Tuesday U. g. Mall Packet in place Of hs
l. LEE The steamer
Gov. Allen,
JN0. ". CANNON, ksstn
win leave above for Vcksburz Matches Grand Gulf Rod
ney, ST. Joseph Waterproof Fort Adams Bayou sara, Batt
Rouge Donalds0nville, and all lnfermediste landings
The Gov Allen MAKES close connections With steamer
CALUMET az Vcksburg for all landings on Yszoc river.
For freight passage having unsurpassed
'p'' W. sfNSoTT ADAMS. Is Commands. Plaos
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GALVESTON- INDIANOLA
MORGAN LINK o. 3. MAIL sTEAxsHIPS
EOR GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-rHE
II following iron low pressure Steamships form this
Line: .ral
w. @. Hewes......I. q. Harris. Austin.
AInbs ma. .......... Csesee mt ........ Morgan,
Cintos .....Tartar.........M atsgorda,
VIM q. Hewes,
GEO E. TRIP. Commander.
VIII san on SATURDAY. June Gin ct A. Il
Fortrsieht or passage apply
...ft ~ OHAs- A. WHITNEY co., Agents.
..a.. fraal 50 and 50 Camp street
No whisky received without order from the ofice.
NIB The Steamship CRESCENT win succeed the
W @. Heves, al sail on WEDNESDAY. June 10th.
LOB XAs.............-......FOR TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwIcKs BAY ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
Passengers the Ferry Boat sppoe ysokson Square
on SUNDAYS and Thu RSDAYS, at X o'clock NJ, and
the train leaving the Agers Depot at NJ arriving At
Brsshesr City IL taking the Morgan Line Steamships
at Brashear for Galveston .r.-r .-.t-.r .frf ..r
Josephine..... J. N. LEWIS,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYs.
LIVERY DAY Sundays excepted At the office Of the Ope
ousas Railroad Company No. 50 Canal street, st the
Ferry Landing. on the morning Of departure.
@. W. r BAYLEN. Superintendent
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PAKTN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PARTN EBsHIP- CONSOLATION
COPARTNEwsHIP- The undersigned have this
u copartnership under the and style Of
this city business heretofore conducted BY james Con-
nO'S 0o' T. BIDWsLL
New Orleans IS Poydras street, June LIST, 1868 t.I
Ferrinp to the above we cheeruy recon mend the new
hrm successor, the patronage q the od house
New oreans, June lst 1853
NToTICE-MR. B. D. WOOD mas AN INTEREST IN
N the business Of The undersigned ron tss S1ts o
New Orleans. June L 1888
nIssOLUTI0N-THEP PARTNERSHIP HERETO.
~ fore existing under the name and hrm OF CoLblE
the death IA " inckem mann
The nndersgnsd vii audss The s.rs Of ,hs old cSSss
stand md S c,,i io fIysTsi sises s D
GROCERIES. WIN Es. ErC.
CO0DRICH a RAILEY.
ONO C. GOODRICH, late Of Goodrich Co.;
CHAs. R. RAlLEY, late Of Geo. @. Garner OO) {
WholesaIe Grocers and Dealers
WESTERN PRODUCE. VINES. LIQUORS, ToBAcco.
Etc, at the Old Stand Of Geo @ Garner 4 Co.
Nos. Is Common and a canal street
John ANDERSON q co.
JOHN ANDERSON, late Of Shropshire, Anderson Co;
y. CRIPPEND
Wholesale Groeers and Commission Mer-
chants,
90 PoYDRAs STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
ChOOKs n MAKIsTANx.
- vHoLzsALx DEALERS II
LIQUORS. SPIRITS. WINES. CIGARS, Ere, ETC..
No 50 TchOupItOulas street, and the star Warehouse,
Notre Dame street. corner Comm,
Always hand lsrg. stock Of Bourbon MOnong.hslA
liberal terms and At the lowest market ratss
MAReARET's srEAA BAKEKY-
NO 7s NEW LEvEE STREET.
BETWEEN roYDRAs LAFAYErrE STREETS.
New Orleans,
sun continues the manuf.cture descriptions Of
CRACKERS Navy, Pilot and French BREAD. PACKAGES
delivered in all parts Of the city free of drsysgs
DoUs-As'
EsGRAvER AND LTFHOGRAPHER.
No. 10 Camp street,
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRAEOB CITY HOTEL,
Visiting ana weddss oIeds engraved in taS nos sssaai
manner Business CARDS Account Sales Cotton, Bulls Ia
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IA Renaissance LOUIsIANAIsE.
EEw ORLEANS FRENCH WEEKLY OF a PAGES.
Devoted 20 Southern Interests.
| Ossver Years Of Rxistsneel
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people VINO practice the elegant French language;
sa6sstey political events week tustlou X
the country the New Orleans American the Interesting
facts II Louisiana the Agricultural and commercial snAirs o
the community the market price current the thestc soes
thesrA and scientific productions Of the day. and gve
great variety Of useful cts instructive hnnorzl
anecdotes. and all that composes nrst class
SUBSCRIPTION: 90 PR ANNUM
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played with reading IN esch page, that thS
Journal " tho oe.f advertising mediums Of the South
Job Printing done IN al lang - Cont skrsek,
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TOWBOATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
THE UNDERsIGRED, Wishing TO ESrAB
h equitable and uniform rate OF fowage and 20 oner
facilities the shipping ering and leaving this
port, have combined the following TovbOsts:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, Levisthan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles. Thos. A. Morgan, Equator. W
bash, Norman, Republic, TeeumseA
Wicaco and Beifance.
The and power OF the above associated Line Of
Towboats guarantee that detention viii either at
- PETER MAECY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER a zUBERBtER,
Harry Wright Line.
EDWARD A YORKE a CO., y Lima
Associated Ofice, IS Carondeet street up stairs
J. O. NOR ROSS,
CHASL FITZEHRITER
A'''' H~'N'~ .
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BOSTON.
nRzoHANrg BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS sIEAk
SHIP OOMPANY
ghh Line Comprise the Fine Ocean Steamships
UoHOoRDIA. 1000 tons, Leland. Commander
KENsINGToE.. ..l30 :. Hedges. ..
ST. LOUIS........l2n .. Bears ..
oRIEEfAL....... 800 .. Snow, %
Forming . Regular Weekly Lima
ZOE BOSTON VIA HAvASA---rHE STEAMSHIP
Concordia, ....
SEARS, Commander .
VIII leave TUESDAY. June ID, At ?. Il, from
Bulls Head. tHrr OLA. /
These eer Superior accommodations Tor passsu
gers freight sndinsurs the lowest rates. and svey To-
eIty VIII sxtsndsd Shipper Fer sight passsr
applyte oRKKvY MCPHERSON co..
~. rr. r.r rr. n.r No. s. Oarondslet street
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Receipts by Railroads.

Receipts by Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs a GREAT WESTERN
GOO Re 4 lumber hoy-3 bales sheurmEn-H hides
Ia BIB 8 potatoes ard sundres 60 order
NEW ORLE Nh. JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
375 bbs lime Jamson20 tobacco lr y, Mcdaniel
"A pkgs j Fiatow-00O feet lumber BE
vator Co-4OOO do Noyes-9O60 do VIM Ams-i2B jos Fs
bacher-3733 90 Gubern Ator-40 do faylOr-i0 sun
dries Bosmanl4 SKIS potatoes TsbOny-21OOO bdek
X Seatos --sundr 20 order