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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-20

The postponement of the tax bill in Con
Sress on the plea of want of time is shameful
piece OF business. According to the state
ment at Ny. schenck, it could have been
passed IN about ten days. Such plea, from
party that consumed three months foolishly
IN The impeachment business, and over a week
oN Inc butler-Woolley farce is g miserable
come of, and is only rightly named by calling
1t a disgracciui lodging of their most serious
responsibilities to the people, in order to &c,
home to canvass for a reelection to IL place tol
which Hr. Schenck truthtully told them they
were not fit.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-20

FIRE AT PGnu.-On Tuesday night of this
week the extensive Touring mill of Mr.. James
Barton, situated midway between Peru and
LA Sale, was destroyed by fire. 1t was large
octagon building, used both as Touring mil
and a kiln for drying corn before grinding
the power used to propel the machinery, as
well as the heat for drying the corn being
steam. The fire appears to have originated
from part of the corn, in the process of dry
ing, taking FIRE. Besides large quantity o.
corn, there was in the mill at the time of tn,
fire a considerable quantity ofwheat and about
100 barrels Of -four. Mr.. Barton had no insu
rance, and his losses are estimated at $4,000
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-20

AS it only involves the loss Of one vote, it
must certainly be regarded as a great relief to
the democratic editors of.his state, to have it
announced that the Honorable Isaac n.
Norris of Quincy, has left the democratic
party and enrolled himself among the sup
porters Of Gen. Grant. There never was a
small potato politician who so bored demo-
cratic editors to publish speeches, pufis and
Mandatory notices of himself rs l. n. Morris.
We wish our brethren ofthe republican press
much joy ottheir acquisition. e
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FROM LELAND.
CONCERT.

CONCERT.
The American NJ. +. Church was crowded 10
more than overlooking last Sunday evening,
many being unable to obtain admittance, at the
regular -four weeks concert" Rev. Mr.. Fore.
man was manager, and he "went in" as il he
was used to the business Speakers did not
seem to be in very good demand although as many
as were 'called on" responded. Among those who
lectured, the little fellow at my left called it,
may be mentioned the Rev. Mr.. Foreman, mana.
ger, Rev. Mr.. Seeley, resident minister, and
and Prof. JaIses A. Freeman, principal of our
school. Brother Freeman spoke very well, "to
the point and was quite interesting, as might
be said, also, of the others.
EXCURSIONS
One on Wednesday, from Earl to Chicago, and
for which our little city furnished goodly
number at $3.50 per head. / understand the
excursion nettel about $50. An excursion from
Mendoza to Chislgo on Thursday. and we eX.
pect TO have one next -, well, the time amt
just fixed yet and shall say no more abou. it.
FESTIVAL.
from the wound they received" by letting their
brother Baptists get ahead of them in this line,
have resolved to have one on Tuesday evening,
June 80, and grand time is expected. They
say ''come one, come ALL out they do not be.
leve any more than l do, that every one is
going.
COURT.
Charles Hoag was arrested with capias, taken
before Justice Whitney, last week, and judg.
ment obtained of some 500 against him by Isaac
Tarket, for billiard BILL and then he lett on Sun
day evening in connection with another christian,
the noted Daniel Morrill,, of lookup fame, simply
"lefted" for parts unknown. Our city is grow
ing finely under our charter. In lawsuits now
a-days, if An old corporation law does not suit
party, he takes one of our city laws, and thus
with two sets of laws, most any can be snit.
ed. !Summum jus, summa tajurn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-20

WHERE IS OUR POLICE THAT many Of
our best citizens should be garIoted, and 10 many
rats killed by Prot. Isaacsens great Sure Pop
We say to our readers in all confidence, Sure
Pop win efectually rid your premises Of rats and
mice; they eagerly eat this poison. which is
rightly named in its effeots--they leave their
homes to die, owing TO the peculiar effect Of the
poison upon their lungs-and then Out this Il
cenRdential) they die for want Of breath. Again
we say invest IS cents, in . large box Of Sure
Pop, and you will not regret it.
Messrs. Burnhams Il Van Shack, Wholesale
Druggists, 10 Lake street, Chicago, General
Agents for the Northwest A. Isaacsen, 4G Full.
ton street, New York city, Proprietor. For sale
BY Dimmick s. Bro, Ottawa "H@ I'm.
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COURT.

Hon. Reverdy johnson, recently appointed
by President johnson minister to England, re.
celved the compliment OF unanimous contirma-
ton by the Senate, compliment we believe
no other man in America could at this time
extort from that body. The London papers
announce the appointment of Mr.. johnson in
the most laudatory terms. He will sail for Eng
land about the 1st of July
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G.. A. r. POsy No. 73,
Ottawa Jpr,e 10. 1S6S.

General Order No. 81.
All members are hereby notified to appear at
the encampment on Monday evening. June q.
at o'clock, p. NJ, as business of Importance to
every one is to be then considered.
BY order Of Post Commander.
CLARE HOWE Post Adj't.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-20

The Democracy of the several towns in La Sale county are
requested at their usual places OF meeting on Tues
day. July eth O'Clock and select delegates TO at
tend county convention he held at the Court House in
Ottawa Thursday. Juy 9TH for the purpose of nominal
ting candidates Clerk of tie Circuit Court Sheriff and
Coroner Of selecting delegates to attend compression nal
senatorial aud conventions and to trans act
such other business may be brought before it.
The representation which each will be entitled 10 in
said convention is rs follows:
Adams, Allen, =: Bruce ): Dear Park, s. Brookbed,
s; DAYTON 3 Dimnick, 81 Eagle /: Earl, 1; Eden, 81;
Freedom 3: Fall River 2; Farm Ridges Groveand, q;
Grand RapisS Hope, g La Salie Mission 2; Merden,
.: MENDOZA. Nsnus Worthwhile 2: Ophir, = Ottawa,
IL Creek, - o.age 81 Rutland Il Serena. 3; South
Ottawa s. Troy Grove Utica 81 Vermillion g Wallace
.; Waltham, 2 Peru,6 l.. LELAND
WM BARBER. C11AS. DsLANO,
WN X. MlLLlGAN, JOEL W. ARMSTRONG,
j. HENRY MCCORMICK, ALIEN VAUGHEY,
Dem. Co. Central Committee.
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
pIT oF COMMON SENSE,

4 hit OF COMMON SENSE.
or sran with pain and torment when they can
w IL sy aI "
suffer %s sn0S 0o ss . .Ss f.'
ss s. Il. nss :sSsp
release iTSn pp y instantly. T.. Sr % Of
Paint and thus their quiet homes apply he liquid
pos.sis when hey IL AM long standing and
Ss @ co qsa: eight hs
Get the bottles send to the docors ONCE or them
afsS, ssa 'ss's
casarh it la n the instant p-n M sansurs! from
medical of the highest standing attest It's virtue The
on this ioatasoms of the head Ca
arrh he airms to ba an liberation o the head ihs
oss.es is the patient @ To I" hawk and While
tho morning patient finds mis- stomach ehoked up WITH
ssesp ana endea~or 70 eear his throat Of the
mucous But shortly undermines the consn.u.on nnSJ
Of catrrh every Irochss and ~ palliative.
the polluted fostering pus snur
or dust Of any manufacture aggAva'e and never never
natures emphatc always and il produced
head Natur. speaks out loud and rays every
She also as s dnS as ~ the
are open when dust affect. that or.n Iaang % nua VIZ
about understand tn. compliant e1arh sss sn
sy p an. ssy
not aroused until perha,s to- late. .,
ming Vhs' at the aOsr @ sys. Sfsa veal. nasmsd.
sometimes nekhbors the corrupuos
within, while patient has often lost the sense OF smell
The disease advances cautious he ringing noise In ina
head deafness Pain the chest lungs or bowels
startle him: hacks aud spepsa thinks neI
has liver complaint. wants to take blood purfner, or
cod liver oil Bosh The foul the head cannot %
reached by He nervous mis- yolcn
Is harsh unnatura feels dshea ened, memory oses
hang overhead like pail Hundreds thousands, seek
. revolver and cut themselves the
OF life The world oJks and wonders
all the charms aud opulence tha5
gold give. should deliberately choose quiet grave,
where weary rest Others drag on weary me
sink under lung complaints by inches Many hre some
miserable scamp some big sounding chariatan having
that they actually bewder and ter victim, who at
down with dust Iay s5 for useless exaD
nation so more AS part o. tn JD cure VI course
the dupe silly enough he balance but thanks
God he killed right the outrageous treatment
The villains coolly naulng certificate and attach
thereto the viclims name
DR. Wocott to common sense Ho tells bis pAe
tients who have pint bottle OF his Instant
Pan Annihlaor days, accord TO directions III
Ordinary minds prehend PLAN truth, and his
statement viii be backed by all who love commercial
We would readers tins cut, as IL
is the pancst statement they had the pleasure to read
concerning disease universally prevalent; and II not al
hced themselves TO send to FREUD who may bave ca
tarrh. Dr. Wocott most emphatcay ctutons the public
against purchasing OF unless In pure
white outside wrappers 1olch Drown or tinted
wrappers price If offered druggists Look twice
to the DOCTORS it, a. 10 chatham square, New
York
The New York herald., 1868-02-21

this oourt. On motion OF Hon. J. r. DoShttls f. H.
Eliis, OF Wisconsin, admitted. On lection OF Hon.
+. + Frsinghuysen, John W. Taylor, Of Now Jersey,
was admitted.
Canadians ColonLslnx Kansas.
Commissioner Wilson, OF the General Land once hss
had an interview with prominent officer OF the Cana
dan government, who holds LIE office from the
crown in relation to The public lands for sale in Kansas
ms gentleman stated that his intention to resign
hs ONCE and lend his assistance organize colony OF
Canadians with view to settling in the southern part
OF Kansas
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

A destructive FIRE occurred at Huron, Ohio, We'd
nesday night destroying large warehouse and its con-
tents and several adjoining buildings. The loss is
$4,000; partly insured.
The waldron House at stilsdale Mich was destroyed
BY re on "Wednesday The loss IL $40 900; partly in
sured The lre caused by the explosion OF q kero
sene lamp.
man named Horny X Ellsworth pleaded guilty 10 a
charge OF bgamy the Buffalo Police Court yesterday
Tho prisoner was married in Lake county, Ohio, in
March ls45, Caroline Henderson, and remarked
in Buffalo In September, 1867, TO Lucy Mcneil Els
worth claims that he intoxicated a the time OF the
last marriage and was not responsible for the act
Tho remains Of the late W. N. swsin, founder OF the
P,,c Ledger, were inferred In Woodlands Cemetery,
Philadelphia yesterday morning. large concourss OF
friends in attendance, including Masonic brethren,
OF the Press Club and printers generally Deceased u
believed left NO WILL and hs large estate viii be divided
between bis widow and Two sons
Colonel William D. Davis late President Of the Free
hold and Jsnesburg Railroad, aud prominent citizen
Of Monmouth county, n J., died IN Freehold, n J.,
last night
The Maine Legislature commenced yesterday to hold
two sessions daily. aDd will adjourn the 10th inst,
after having been in session ffiytwo working daya
bishop stevens, Of Pennsylvania, was slightly injured
sy r,road accident =. w,le.earr:. Pa, y';.srdy lay;
remain for the present at the residence OF Judge CO.
nyugbam.
Tho large wooilsn factory OF Messrs James Wallace
70, oi skeuDsnFli3 DuioJ Uy ycstot-
day morning The total loss the building and ma
cbncry s see 600 ana f5 600 the stock. There
no Insurance.. Tho Of the fire IN unknown.
Several OF the operatives barely escaped One Of them,
a young girl, was probably fatally injured By jumping
from third story sindow.
A large steam mill ct Richmond, VT, owned by J.
Jewell, vas destroyed by are last evening Ths loss Ia
not stated.
The storm wheeler ssle List snsgged and sunk In the
Arsbams rver twenty.ivs miles below Selma, yester.
day morning. No lives were lost.
A hre occurred In the American Hotel NJ Norfolk
Va, on Wednesday, doing considerable damage, which
Is covered by insurance
Mayor somppert OF Louisville KY. was assaulted and
badly beaten in Q barroom Louisville last night by
Harry KIRBY, . discharged policeman Kirby was ar
rested aud baed 10 the sun of 81 600
II was understood In Charleston g., yesterday, that
General CANDY had removed May Gaard OF that city
and srpointsd General Burns, OF the United States
Army In his stead The reasons OF tbs change
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
Army eazfIIe.

wAsHMGroS Feb. 20 1863
The Board OF Army Onicers consisting Of Lieutenant
General sherman, Major General Sheridan aud Brsvet
Major General Augur, recently convened this city to
examine into the proposed system o, revised army
lations, has been dissolved by special orders No. A.
just issued from the War Department. and the officers
composing the Board have been ordered TO return TO
their proper stations having completed their duties
here.
Ths resignation OF Major Richard r. Montgomery,
judge Advocate has been accepted by the President TO
take effect frou. and after the l4th inst.
The following designations have also been accepted: =
First Lieut. Deans II. Williams Forty first infantry
First Lieut. Robert Stockton Fifth cavalry; Second
Lieut. Richard r. Rousseau, second cavalry, and Assist
ant Surgeon H. A. Dubois United states Army.
The New York herald., 1868-02-21

(yoRNs BuNIofs ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALA
broadway
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
COLOMBIA.

Tho steamer Arizona, Captain Jefferson Maury, from
Aspinwa February IL arrived at this port yesterday
Her had been anticipated the Santiago dc Cuba
The following is the ls. OF treasure by the Arizona:
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of the HERALD.

Conflicting Reports About TOlIma-Ehorts to
Regain Wariike Material Taken by the
States-A Colombian rsity-Impudonce
Of British Capitalists.
The New York herald., 1868-02-21

this institution and that with the whole poty OF tne
south this institution inter woven.
Mr. Stephens when nterroga,ed TO the proper basis
for recon strucon said thai II should lie In resump-
hon Of The principle that The States had never LETT tne
union out that an nsurection hao been crushcd sho
the sate never having lett the government merely re-
sumed their old condition
The New York herald., 1868-02-21

ca sovency and safe and return TO specie
values 10 Industrial prosperity and true indepsndence
Objection was made and resolution waa not received
The House adjourned q half past IouL
The New York herald., 1868-02-21

IN. S-A-R-S-A-P-A-R-f
hidden VIR. U isS BROUGHT


For 500 years the curative of Sarsaparla have
lain dormant o. the root tnat has escaped tho
BY Dr. nAnWY in Extracting The medicinal properties
@ a0T axbsaa IN
PARiLLlAk the crysaline incple Of sarsapara % lila wss
obtained il is under Dr. Railways new process.
chronic sIin uncdred secondary diseases
the reputation OF sarsapaa from the unfavorabe opinions
sAEsAFARii.EiAN, sARsAPARILLIAN.
properties, enters mo the eomposition OF
and s ss%ea ay now s IS y.
aai and quick curative remedy in ali chronic gandular
liver
he oooS sweat The he
commences It's work Of pqriacson and the expulsion Of
oody with sound healthy and funo-
ton Of is proper eonsiiSea ~ cases where there 10
dealy in me kidneys ana diabetes gravel aaTrh or lrr
TINS remedy will give Immediate rcle anu insure cure
Quesion.-Dr A. asks, "wil your Resoyent make per-
manent Of uncureI secondary dseasef II So have
Answer. have a number Of cases of persons that
bath. Of sulphur and the administration
ONLY and ~ months ns,s he
aganihat tar back b4s5usnd when treated By the
ss have Ssa
hes hs q on
OF the Of he old disease that was
ton now prepared its power over all diseases
sements the blood e.ther scsofaia SKIN diseases.
pmpes, pustues ulcers, In the skin,
salt rheuni, cancerous tumors, IN quick ana
blood dpraved habit OF system, functional dersnse
ment through the evil effects mercury mperfect
digestion. this remedy will cure. the OF
human to do The experience OF over twenty.
five years gives confidence the curative efficacy of
remedies, jusdes making promises TO the
public
Radway be consulted at No. 81 Maiden lane from
IL TO r. NJ. free of charge
Prcs or r. X. Resoivent (Sarsapariilan), SIS for sin
bottles 81 bottle At 81 Maiden lane. and by druggss
Ask for RAILWAYS RES0LVENf and see that each bottc
has the word SAkSAPAklLLIAN on the outside label
RADWAY Il CO.. No. Maiden lane
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY ORTAINED IN
IN New York and States where dasertion drunkenness,
Ac. Sufficient cause. NJ pionciLy. No Charge until
divorce obtained Advice free
N. HOwEs, Attorney, 7s Nassau street.
A CIRCULARS AND INFORMATION FURNIsHEDIN
N. all egalzed lotteries. J. CLUTE Broker,
l7b Broadway aud 1853 Fulton street
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF TUE KENTUCKY
"A. State Lottery
xIsrUcxY srarE krTaA-cLAss ls5. rxsRuARr q. 1868.
S. ~. IS, 7s n, 16 8, 37 81. T. a. ~, 70
. o. a. auksAY 4 y hDSi y go e q s.ns..r y n
For circulars Of Kentucky State Lottery address
MURRAY EDDY A co.,
OmcA Drawing, OF the Paducah Lottery OF kcnucky-~
ExrpA-cLAss ZS7, rEBRuAHy 20, 1858
20 a. !" - =. a z, ,:,1s., a. u y g % ,s % o. H. Is
J. T. ~ ootios 4 = DrsSsrsso. y d5, be5 asu.ssr. r. g a!
CoLroN, DIcKiSsON q co.,
Louisville. Ky
WORMS. BUNIoNs, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALI
Y n dtseases of cured by DR. ZACHARIR. 7Cl
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
PendIeton and the Presidency.

reuuIotOh ma the Presidency.
despatch from Cincinnati last night says that ths
Enquirer contains private from wisconsu which
state that the delegates TO the National Democratic Cor
venton instructed to vote for Pendeton and he viii
the Of the State Two
for him. Dubuque county Iowa slso ins.ruciS
tho delegates to vote for him fus DUBUQUE Heraid
raises the Pendleton tag
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-07
HzApo'ps CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES, !
Radical Republican Party, ,

HHADo'ns CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
Radical Republican Party.
New Orleans, Louisiana, March 1853
Out Of eighty-six Republicans IN the con-
stitutional convention seventy: eight have
avowed themselves in favor Of the regu-
larly nominated state ticket, while four
colored men, Rodriguez, Of Orleans, Bonne-
fol, of Pointe Ooupee, Dnpart, Of ST. Tam.
many, Butler, of st. Helena; and four
white men, Taliaferro, OF Catahouiay ano
Crane, Smith, and Mushaway, Of orleans,
are the only members of the convention
Who favor the bolters' ticket on which
four Of them (Taliaferro for governor,
Smith for secretary of state, Crane for at
torney general, and Bonnefoi for auditor
have places.
This Central Executive committee, COM
posed of one hundred and forty members,
ary rs and January 80, the following resolu-
I Nv Pssolved That we cordially indorse and
aarneskiv suupcrt the candidates nominated
bV ne Radical Republican state conyen,
! Resoggsd, That we condemn and denounce
any effort TO get up another ticket as an at
tellpt 70 divide our party and defeat re-
construction and the success Of our prin'
! tPssoleed. That all members Of the Central
RTecufiVe committee Of the Radical Repub.
ilcan party Of L0uisiaaE wk0 oppose the
Iominees 81 the state nominating conven'
/ Glow Of our party shah be regarded as disor.
/ aanizeEay and their seats ahall Be declared
7ansnt.
/ WHnRzAs, The New Orleans tribune has
| ceased to represent the principles and pol
| 10y Of the Republican party Of Louisiana
/ therefore
| Resolped. That We hereby repudiate It a
1 fhk nrnea Of our party and Of this commit
/ Tee. aad appoint the New Orleans hHPun
hIcAH e the organ Of our party and Of thai
committee.
| UndsF the second resolution CharieI
| satin, o, voiuche, Il Rodsignez, J. 8
s0uae, W. B. Crane, J. Il Monthieu. ans
three othera Were unanirnoaaly expelled.
ne STATS Central Rxecutlve committee 4
kassn0nioan, ana aetsrmined that she prin
I eiplaa and Itch a a TIC psriy shah succeed
enfH Il. LEWIS.
frsiasnt eiale Csnlrll IS. Con4aistee.
M Szsana eo11iaEy,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-07
TIE cHARaE OF JUDGE HOWE.

In another column we present an extraGt
from the charge of Judge Howe to the
grand jury of the first district court That
portion of his charge wherein he alludes to
the ''monstrous crime" committed in arrest,
ing poor men on the pretense that they are
Migrants, and sending them to the work
house, from which they are released on
condition that they should leave the city,
and thus be deprived Of their votes in the
approaching election, is of especial i'm.
portanee, and shows that he is solicitous OF
the rights of the humblest citizen. Judge
Howe should be commended for
this solicitude by every patriotic citizen,
and should receive the hearty sup
port of the men whose rights
he thus nobly and fsarlessly asserts. Il
for personal or political purposes any
magistrate in this city has employed the
law to deprive citizens of the right to vote
in the approaching election, or if at his
suggestion police officers have arrested
men guilty of no crime, to be arraigned as
Migrants before that magistrate, Judge
Hswe performs well bis duty in directing
the attention Of the grand jury to the in
portance Of an immediate investigation Of
the facts, in order that the guilty parties
may be brought TO speedy Justice"
The contrast between the views and ad.
vice of Judge Howe on this impertan,
question OfprOtecting the indiYidua! rights
Of the humblest citizens and the views
heretofore expressed BY Judge Abel
on the same bench is marked and
striking. The former acknowledges and
would protect the right of all men to en-.
press their political opinions; the latter
BY his charges stirred up hostility to IL,
very class Of men whom Judge Howe /
now defending from the grOssest OUTRAGE,
perpetrated in the name Of the law.
In the approaching election these zen
uemen have been nominated for tia sam.
position, that Of Judge Of the nrst tsistrie
court The one is an advocate for ec.a
rights to all men under the law, sad v,aul,
administer the law with imps rtialitv. n
other is governed BY tie spiri 4 ~ onno.
ton to the enfranchisemsnt az Iovai ~.
who are not white, and oy1ld let 10 j
poFtlnity pass % wrest UIat great riuI
from them. The people I'm choose shIe
Of the two to sestain BY NAT hsIIol.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-07
REvIaIoN Oh REaIsTnATION.


E,aeatRen Of ORaeea fer she WARDS efNeW
OFleAmas
u HEADQUARTERS ErFTH MILITARY DMTBICT,
Office Of Secretary for Owl Affairs, Z
New Orleans, La, March 30. 1858. }
Circular No IL.
In compliance with special orders No. IS,
current series, from theser headqua rtera,
registration will be opened fer revision at
the following named places IN the city Of
View Orleans for period Of I've days, com
mencing on Friday, thsS Of April, 1868;
First Ward--No. 4le st. Charles street.
Second Ward-o Corner baroHne and BIZ
JOaanh streets. A.9s
Third Ward City hall, Room No. Z.
Fourth WsydNe. 2lS Canal street, corner
Rampant street.
With ward Corner Orleans and BOurbon
atreefn. b ss1ls 2. .5stt &
Sixth Ward-No, "a Gallatin street, oppo-
aite United ssates mint.
Seventh Ward-fIo. rs FRoHchmeA street.
Eighth Ward-Corner NaEigPy street and
IeVee.
I Ninth ward-No. n Mohtega5 street, be.
tween Moreaa and Eevee. lft
Tenth Ward-NO. I9e Prytania street.
Eleventh Ward-Csrner Washington and
Magazine esrnefa. EI
once hours from A. H. to u NJ, and
rom 1 to 7 P. AZ. Y t1f i-i
By command Of zzsvss MAJOR General =.
ROBERT CHANDLER.
Cspt. and Assistant sec'4 CYL AA.irs,
] apl Is