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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-28

For Mohile-Steamer leaves Milneburg every day
ca arrival OF P NJ. Pontchartrain cars.
For Mobile-Propeer steamer leaves New Basin
Every "Wednesday and Saturday at P. N.
For Bay st. Louis, Pass Christian, Mississippi
City, Biloxi, and Ocean Springs-SteAmer leaves
Milneburg Tuesdays and Thursdays on arrival Of
4 NJ train; on Saturdays on SrrivA of p N. train.
going to Pascagoua.
For Florida ports-Steamship from foot of Oslliope
gtreet on the 9Th and 10th Of every month.
For Madisonville, Vaudeville, eto.-Steamer leaves
daily arrival of P. NJ. train; Saturday, p. II. !;
Sunday (excursion). $50 A. NJ.
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D, S, MARSHALIs MONITIONs


WaNIeI MekendFfek vs. BaeRmb0At WEI
- - come, etc.
TUE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
l. for the District of Louisiana No. 9l99.-ID obed
ence TO an admiralty warrant 10 me directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
nay possession
The Steamboat WELCOME, her Tackle, Apparel,
etc, now ibelled By Daniel McKerdricks for tn .
States,
And do hereby cite and Gdmonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having or pretending to have any right, title; in
terest in or to the same, to be and appear At Die
triot Court of United States, gfor the District
aforesaid to be holden at the city Of New Orleans
OF before the THIRD MONDAYf from the date here
Of to show cause, if any they have can, why
the said steamboat should not be condemned
and be sold aRreeehy 20 the prayer Of ibelAnt;
twenty seventh day Of November 1863.
F. j. HEBRON, U. y. Marshal,
ANo. ILLINOIS 6e3Sl2
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SHERlEF'S SALES,
George Alees va. ~. FAM

George AleeS va. n. Fank.
E'IFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
u leans No, ls,595,-By. virtue of a writ of feri
trict Court Of New Orleans in VEe above entitled
cause to George W. Avery. late Sheriff, and BY said
late sheriff to me TRANSFORMED will proreed to san
at pubic auction, On SATURDAY The fifth day Of
December, 1858, at five o'clock p NJ. at my ware
house St. Ann street between Royal and Bourbon
streets, in the Second istrct of this city
A certain BOZ. or case of TOBACCO.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot. IN JOB .t|
L ...s,s THOS. L. MAXWELL.
D no24 Is de 4 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
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Marine Intelligence.
STEAMERS LEAVING TO-DAY

New York .VIoToR, Gates. NJ.
Florida Ports LIZZIE. Fesher. N.
Florida Ports. FLORIDA, O'Leary, sP.M.
Te1as............,I. O. HARRIS lockwood, BAN
cincinnati. ......JoHE II. GRoEsBEcK, 6P. NJ.
st. Louis KATE KINNEY, Riley 5P NJ.
He'd River. RICHMOND, Boardman, 6P. N.
Red River. ENTERPRISE, Lee, 6P.k
Bed River....... CELESTE Dowty6P
Red River. ......RosE FRANKS, White, 5PM
Red River. MONSOON, Tucker, 5P. M.
AttakaPas ,.....PEERLEss, Forgay, 5P N.
Arkansas River, IMPORTER, Williams, 5P.M
Memphis, LADY GAY, Burk, 5 Pm.
white Riyer,.....J d. PERRY, Newell, 5PM
Slcksburg ....... BELLE LEE, feathers, SPIN.
Ficksburg .......Gov. ALLEN, Smoker, 5 P. NJ
St Charles Q. H. II, NJ. CHnDs, ottendorf, Ann
Mobile ...........MAM Boar. AZ. M-Cars.
Mobile. ..... SARAH. Murray, P. NJ Basin.
Leaving TO-MOrrOw.
New York;. .OoRTEs. Nelson. Sam
New York;. UNITED STATES, Norton sA. NJ
Gaiveston.........sT. MARY, Bourne, Sam
Galveston. .MATAeoRDA, Atkinson, ~ A NJ.
Mobile. Boar. 4 P. M-Cars.
St Charles G. H II. u. CHMDs, Ottendorf, 4 p NJ
Bayou Sara, B. l.. HODGE No. p Baraneo, IA n
Lower Coast. G. Brown. Radovich, JAM.
Leaving Monday.
Mobile. ............MAIL BOAT. 4P. M.-Oars
st, Charles c. H..H M. CHnDs, ottendorf, p N.
Vaudeville. ... OAMELIA, Cozzens, Il M.-Cars
Vioksburg.. BART ABLE. Harrison, 6PM
Bayou sara. NATIONAL. Gross, 5RM
Louisville. VIRGINIA, Holcraft. 5P.N.
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John Breen va. j. u. Lawr,,.

.ocs noia@ Sheriff f q lie r Farsi &i4ha q
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FURNIru

A0HTGOI
Montgome |
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Mart. No. 81
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BELOW COMING UP,
BELOW WAITING ORDER.

Bark Guoysquil, Russell, from Havana in ballast t
Fuig Bros 'vIe ~
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THOMAS L. MAxw
nozl 2S del Sheriff of the Parish OF

nE; AZ aehnppert VS.. Patrick !
y of Orleans. No. l3.1l5.-By yirtue Of
neri tac.as to me directed BY the Homo
sixth District Court for the parish Of Orieal
above entitled cause l will proceed to seiI
suction, on the premises, julia street.
Cypress and Magnolia, In the First Distric
CITY, on alUEDAY, the thirtieth day Of 4,
1863, at o'clock p. M: - ~
One MULE and CART, a small lot OF G,
coal, Fire Wood and Furniture.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot. l.r.
.,oa.m ThoS, L. AAXw
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Arrival and Departure of Railroad
Trains.
North and East via jackson Railroad-Leave
daily at 6:3C P. NJ. Arrive st 80 P. NJ.
Galveston via Opeousas Railroad and steamer
from Brashear-Leave foot of st. Ann street Thurs
days and Sundays at 1880 a NJ. Arrive wednesdays
and Saturdays at P. NJ
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

-
ESTATE OF DANIEL MORRIs.
Individually, and as member OF the firm of n
Daniel 4 70.
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ZOE \ Stockmeyer- -
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CLEARED YESTERDAY,

oFBICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, !
Saturday, November rs, 1868.
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RH @. Z. GIKARDEY 81 co, AUCTION
~ eeTs-Ohce No. IL Exchange Place-MONDAY
november 81 is6s at eleven o'clock NJ, will be sold
AZ public auction by order of +. H. Norton Assignee
N bankruptcy Of Benz. H. WALES, No. TS3, United
sta es District Court o, the District of Louisana-
All The DRUGS CHEMI AIS and STORE
tlAIUnES contained in the store situated at the
corner Of Royal and Customhouse streets abandon.
ed by the laid bankrupt and sold for the benefit OF
MS creditors.
Terms-oAsh in United States Treasury notes.
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
rRAvELERs, GUIDE.

Is Published every Saturday morning. Subscrip-
don IS per Annum IN advance; halfyearly and quar-
tarly, same rates. Single copies ten cents.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Kensington, Babson for Boston
Brig Juhto, Baratan, for Barcelona
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JAS. .,; MOrOney VS.. John Darra,
SlxTH DISTRICT COURT or
dienCe to an order Of sale rendered Noyenlbs
70 me directed by the Honorable Il
District Court Of New Orleans
above entitled causs, will proceed 10
mated, on WEDNESDAY, the second day n
Der, la6s, at 10Y O'Clock A. NJ:
The balance unsold Of the CONTENT,
DIS IL cry. and ali the property and !
thereln contained. situated at Nos. 1871
LeVee street. near the Levee Steam Cotton
the = hird District Of this oity, as per ID
which can be seen at my Office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS L. MAXwI
NOEL % del Sheriff Of the Par III & a ii a
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MEDICAL.
4 REMEDY THAT NEVER FAl

. tne only remedy that can bs rsilsd ON tor 70
q =, sAte, and speedy cure OF aonsrrhas IN
stages Chronic elect Of the longest ia ding,
AlbnA. OF Whites eN-'
NO internal medicine is neoassnrv v.hs,, ,his,
= uses and persons who for Inoatrs. ana evei
nAse suffered trom theae Diseases, arifi fried Il
tnlngs IN VAln. cen Calculate upon 4 susady 81
nsnsnt cure d the proper use OF rAis never
u ~ cssss Of FLUoR ALBUS. or WHIT
mediate relief. -NS'
CAUTION--,Noua rnnnina ..t,h..s .h. :
signAture Of RIOORi) an ne wrsn,ssr IA /
ANJkOtleiN R1O0RD, PARIs-6iovyn n TIA
OF the bottie. with cap Of similar inscription.
MAUNSKLL = BOGEL
NAelssAe Ageltss = a1nEa1|Ass
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE

OF DRUG STORE, FIXTURES, ETC.
In the Matter of Benz H. Wales in Bankruptcy.
No. Is3-United States District Court.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09
: ST. LOUIS.
Grand Demonstration by the Dem0e-
Faey. =

ST. LOUIS, September 8.-Tbe Dem
ocrats of this city had a grand demon
stration tonight under the special
auspices Of the sBoatmen's Seymour
and Blair Club. sThe procession
was long. and made a fine appearance.
The boatmen were especially notice
able, having five large yawls fitted
up, In partial imitation of steamb oats
and ships IN procession, besides a
large number of boatman-
Nearly all the Clubs and Ward or
CARNATIONS in the city participated
and turned out largely. Notwithstand-
ing it rained quite heaviiyia part of
the evening and was, very muddy, the
streets wereIcoyered' by spectators,
The. Republican, Times, and Dis
patch Offices were finely illuminated
and trimmedzwitlI flags and Chinese
lanterns, particularly the Dtspatch
Office; which was pFofusely decorated,
and presented a really beautiful and
brilliant appearance. e.sssa--s 9
The enthusiasm was very great,
and altogether it was the finest dem
onstratien we have had here for
long time. sw ssi.w ta "a 4f1O
The programme was to have speak,
ing on the levee, where speaking
from four stands had been arranged
for, and the wharf boats and steamers
were handsomely decorated for the
occasion, but after marching through
the principal streets until after 10
o clock, the procession DISPERSED .
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Kn Klux Ontrag ca.

The committee having in charge
the investigation of the murderous
outrages com mitted by the Ku Klux
in Pcnnessee, have completed their
labor aud presented the result of
thei. Investigations in the form Of a
report to the Legislature. This re-
port we print in full this morning.
me ask for it candid reading. The
committee says that during the past
six months the murders in Tennessee,
to say nothing of other outrages,
would average one per day. In but
few of these outrages has anybody
been arrested and punished. The
committee recommend as the only
remedy that the Governor be invest
cd with full power to call out such
military force as TO secure obedience
to the laws 'ns1 ,
FORREST has already given US to
understand that the Ku Klux Klan is
n Democratic association, ready, at a
moments notice, for any devilment
that may De desired of them. Il will
be a blessed time for the country
when the leaders of such men are
placed in power, as they will be ii
case Seymour and Blair are elected.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

(" Weakness of the stomach" is The source
OF more evil than were contained in Pan
dora's Box. Debility, headache, nervous
tremorss palp1tatton of the heart and To-
cal pains 1nnumerable, are its direct con-
50 eQuences. 1t obscures the intellect and
gives birth 10 the most absurd and inco-
nerent fanctes; 1ncapacitates q man for
business, and renders persistent exertion
next to impossible. Yet, strange to say,
indigestion Is the most neglected Of al all
2aestS. And this is the more extraordinary
from the fact that an absolute, infaldbie
specific Tor the disorder can be obtained
In every city, town, and village OF the
HOsTETrER'S STOMACH BITTERs
takes as wide a range as the malady
which il cures. 1t pervades every civil
lied portion of the Western Hemisphere
and It's celebrity as tonic and alteratiye
IS everywhere established. 1t is due to
the common sense of the American public
10 say that the demand for il is lmrnense
and continually on the increase: but stiff
thousands continue to suffer from dyspeD
s1a, with the great fact staring them In
the face that remedy for IL exists as IL
Were, within arms length of every suf-
ferer. Such Is the Inconsistency of human
nature! Day by day, however, the NUM-
Der of those who manifest this insane in
difference to their own health ard COM
fort dim1nisheS; and the time win come
il is confidently believed, when the dis
ease will be expelled from the category Of
prevalent disorders by this incomparebie
Alternative and restorative.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, Sept. s.,
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged
- seRAIes-Unchanged and quiet
CoRN-1n good demand at 81, but is held
his her, and the supply is light.
GoTToN-DuiI and nominal at 28I5c for
mldGI1ng.
WHLsKY-QuIet at 65970e: the latter rate
for old in bond.
Mss PoRK-Firm at SIS; holders asking
S29 ..
LARD-In demand at l914c, but not of
fefed to any extent; country held at IS5z "a
19e delivered AZ the place where made the
market closed quiet.
BULK MEATs-Quiet; shoulders dull ;
can be had at lls4c: sides scarce and held
at I4c.
BACoE-Dull; but little demand; shonI-
defs l3c; sides lie for clear rib; lG54@l7c
for clear.
HAMs-Sugar. cured dull at 20a2lc.
BUrrER-Quiet and steady at 3SC93Tc.
EGGS-17c.
SEEDs-FIax seed advanced to 81 4Oa2 so,
and in demand; but little demand for
grass seed. and clover, prices unchanged.
GROCERI IEs-Steadz = and in fair demaLd
GoLD-I4i4 buying
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X II RO p e.
by Atlantic Telegraph.
What the Papers Say. ~
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, Sept. 8.-The English
Yacht Oline has been laid up for the
season, consequently her owner de-
clines to enter her from Cowes to
Cherbourg and return with the AmeFi-
can yacht Sappho. - ....
Telegrams received from Alden,
Arabia, state that the German SaVans
who won't there to. make observations
of the recent Lipse, were entirely
successful, having taken six photo
graphic views, four of which were
perfect. le1gs
The Times says the policy of the
United States toward tho Indians is
one of consideration and forbearance,
but so costly as not much longer to be
profitably puFs ued. .R1z.sI III
:. LONDON, September S.-=The Times
to-day publishes a letter from VIM.
Roebuck, Nj. p, in which he justifies
and reafhrms the language used by
him in regard to the United Statess
at the Sheffield Cutters dinner. The
| Times replies to Mr.. Roebnck, and in
the course of its article administers
the following rebuke : In a public
/ reception, given to a representative
Of the United States, when it was
the object of all present to cultivate
feeling of good will ,oit was an IN
| jury to both countries. for a
man in Mr.. Roebuck's position,
to use the language ofw ge-
hement disparagement. We only
hope that Mr.. Johnson will not fail
to notice that the insult has been re-
pudiated by English public opinion,
| With ankira unanir1itv lo. He 49, NAV
| form an idea, however, of the honor
in which we hold his country, by the
prompt recoil from Mr. Roebuck' s
| words he everywhere Witnesses xor
/ -, - s15yse = - u a
! 4. ANTWERP, Sept. s, The ship r..
III. Tucker, from Liverpool for Bos-
ton, is on shore on the Blackwafer
Bank, off Ireland, with the sea
running high Ehe crew are still on
| board.
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A FrIghtruI Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, September SS.-A
frightful murder has just come to
light. On Sunday evening last, Mary
Marsman, aged six years, residing
with her parents IN the northern part
of the city, while sitting in front of
the house with her mother, was ac-
costed by strange man, who asked
the direction of certain street. The
mother sent the child to show him, as
il was only a few steps of, and the
little girl had not been seen or heard
of since, till to-day, when she Ewas
found in a.brick pond, outraged, with
her arm dislocated, and several cuts
ON her body. There is no clue as yet
of the murderer. VS. .shA& .
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Late News Items.

= A Havana dispatch dated the 9TH says a
great confiagration has occurred at Casil-
da. The warehouses Of the firm of SenoH
zuluta were destroyed, and their loss was
s35O,0OO.
A Concord IN. H. dispatch of the Sth
says =Ex-President Pierce lies dangerously
sick in this city. II Q was taken III Friday
last. He was more comfortable on Sunday
and Monday morning, bat In the after
nooa and last night was much worse.
A Denver dispatch of the Sth inst. says
Professor sAgassls, Senator Conklin and
party, reached here safely yesterday, and
viii remain few days. Schuyler Colfax
and party were to leave for Cheyenne with
military escort.
A New York dispatch GATED the Sth sew.
whole family at Eliza beth, New Jersey,
Were badly poisoned by eating bad meat.
They will survive. The Bricklayers' Com
mittee report ,230 eight hour and 7s9 ten
hour m N at work. Thirty Trades Unions
in this city will send delegates to The Ma
tional Labor Congress.
A Louisville dispatch dated the sth says
Christmas Mil, three miles fr m this city,
has been on one or two occasions sur
rounded by armed negroes. with the evil
dent intention of taking forcIole possess
sion OF It. Tue employees OF the mill
fired upon the negroes. driving them of,
and woundIng one In the heel. A serva u
girl named Nellie Conner, living on the
Salt River road, was dragged from her
house few nights since by ten men and
stripped and tarred.
An Ottawa, Canada, dispatch of date the
7th says: The trial OF James Wheelan, for
the murder Of Hon. r. D. McGee, COM
meaced this morning, before Chief Justice
Richards. The Court was densely crowd
ed ard there was much excitement in the
city. James O'Reilly. of the Queens
Court, appeared for the Crown, and Messrs.
J. II. Cameron, Kenneth Mckenzie and
M. q. Cameron for the defense, assisted by
NJ. o'FarrelI, the celebrated criminal law
yer OF Quebec.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09
New Terk Dry Goods Market.

BY telegraph NEW YORK Sept 3.
DRY GOoDS-The marEet for wooden
goods continues active, and prices steady
and firm, especia ~ for the finer grades,
but cotton goods are not in such animated
request, although most articles are sci ling
a. prices that scarcely afford living profit.
and heavy Brown Sheeungs are selling at
a positive loss We quote Atlantic aud
Appleton n at l6S5c; Pacific Extra and s
a Ice: Carroll a and Wachusett at l6c; st.
Lawrence O-atsl6c3 Augusta ar l5c; Harris
surg 4 I5e; Columbian Brow Duck at
30c; AmoSkeag stripes at 251Sc Tor Shy ?.
and 3412c for6 by B Hamilton by 3 at 23e /:
York s by 3 at 221ze; Thorndykes 3 by 3 at
&c; Wh1Ltenton by at 22ISc: j eve / 6 BY
5 at Ice; Whittenton by 3 at l5c: Pi IT'S
field Ticks at I7es Brunswlek I5e: PittsfieId
at 15c; W arren red TICKS a 25c: Jeweft cit ~
styles 3 BY at l5c; HepperelI Brown Drills
al lecs Eepperell Brown Jeans at i6c; Ham
llt0ngAwn ming stripes at 2714c; PemDerton
blue do.s at de- AndrCscoggin Bags AZ &c;
American do. at 471a American Prints lie ;
Allen s do. lie; Richmonds and Sprague's 5
I31Sc, and Arnold's lie.
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A Member Of RarlLament gnseated.

HALIFAX, September 8.-Blanch-
ard, the Union member of Parliament
of Nova Scotia, has been unseated.
The Election Committee reported his
election illegal. re -
Attorney @ neral wilkins, in re-
ply to a letter to the Lieutenant Gov
ernor asking him to explain his re-
cent disloyah sentiments inwParlia
ment, disclaims uttering any4disIoyal
sentiments, and says he breads an
nexation with the United States
above all things, but believes the
confederation of the colonies tends
that way. n.H H.-rr i. 10
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Opening of the Political
Campaign.
Nevada State Convention
BOSTON.
Damages .at Newton Falls by Hall
storm. -

BosToN, September STAT Newton
Falls, yesterday, considerable dam
age was done by severe hail storm.
Hail stones fell that measured frem
two to three inches in length and one
inch in thickness. sao
In North Russell Street last night,
James Freeman, Jr., discharged a
pistol at Frank Bnrnham, brit with
out hitting him. Freeman was
promenading with Burnham's wife,
and Burnham objected to their being
together. Freeman fed and escaped
arrest. o. BE-.
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of the duties at present performed
under the direction of Lieutenant
Colonel Ransom can advantageously
she fra Hsferred to the Quartermaster
Generals Office here, and what steps
are necessary to hasten the compile
tion of cemeteries as rapidly as is
consistent with the proper care and
due regard for the honored remains
fs1'ing- there eteOErAT
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verdict Of COrOneF's Jury-Attempt
TO Murder q Policeman.

10 MuFder q Policeman.
n III - : ---rED
New YORK. Sept. 8.-The Coro-
ner's Jury in the case of the death of
Susannah L. Alter, have returned a
verdict Of death from metroperitonl-
tls, the result Of child birth, at DIR.
Grindle's lying-in establishment, and
censuring the proprietor of that place
Tor the method of conducting. his
business, and recommending that the
Legislature pass an act placing such
establishments under the control of
the Board of Health, or some other
rece2nized authority. 4EI
An atfemp was made In the neigh
borhood of Bowery and Spring Streets
last night, to murder policeman
Campbell. The rufian, named Jas.
'Burnss was kuockeddown By the off
Grand secured, and has Been held
for trial. -
MEssRs. EDITORS: Mr.. Burlingame
desires publication of the following
card, to remove wide1s spread misap-
prehepsion;
.7a'..es'A q hsssAS GARD. 4eo t.s
!, I find, from letters received from
numerous parties, that it IS inferred
thab | am ready to, make contracts
and give franchises, In the name of
the Government of China. [ beg to
say that. while with associates /.
have exercised the bnead spirit of
inquiry, 1 have refrained from do
ing anything of the kind.
ANSON BURLINGAMB."