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New-York tribune., 1868-11-06
scArroLpLNG ACCIDENTS.

Eugene Lynch and Michael Moran, carpen.
t.rs while engaged at work upon new building IN
iInon A. near Bonds Brooklyn yesterday, were pro-
ciniaed from So canod which gave way. ana thoy iol
Yrn the third story ~ thesdewak distance OF feet
Bo,b were serOusy aud p0rhaps taapY INJURED fester
New-York tribune., 1868-11-06

lMark Twain is about to indulge in a lecturng tour
through the United States TO tell the people about
The American Nandal Abroad" in which. it is
understood, he will detail his own experiences as
traveller. His latest book "The New Pilgrims
Progress" is to appear early i'll the Spring.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-06
For Illinois and Missouri Trade.
ADVERTISE IN TIKI QUINCY WHO,
fE.f.hltakst la laH-

BATLHACHB PHILLIPS Publishers - ,
Under the circulation Of ThB oUlNCt WHO
ror with the dealers Western hao" n'
North Missouri
THE WING published both daily aud weekly u os'cA@
We make specially Of Comme, having editor empoys
M,,.,pp River miles II the second city m
point population aud business i%poFtaas me ReRaas
annually The railroad bridge nearly eompee ms.ias
this pou, which Illinois and Missouri are connected nY roe
Iuo,,Aiams Hancock Knor McDoDough SCHUYLER Heory.
Brosn ssuEamon Morgsn Pike Macon;
Mour-Scotl.nd Clark Sullivan Adair knor Lewis ian h@os.
Shelby Mariop Monroe LUnss,on, Chautoa. Grnndy
Terms for advertising very moderate Address go
BAILHACHR PHILLIPS Publishers Quincy wing 0iiny w.
To Druggisls and Hotel Keepers.
jus. received at tho
UNITED STATES MEDICINE WAREHOUSE
No, 81 Pakrow
500 case. SARATOGA A" wAryR
100 c..es CONGRESS WATER
100 eases BMPiRR WATER
10 case. SARATOGA STAR WATER
rs case. GBrTYSBuRGH wArkR
81 cases MlSSISQU0l WATER
80 casss MASSBNA WATER
d cases HIGH ROCK wArB8
p es.e. VERMONT wArBR
tsh.H keep full supply Of the above goods eoa'y - hss sss
for sale at lowest ates JOHN T. HRNRt
New.York Nov. T. 1861 Natl Psra
RartIeu's Reversible sewing Machines are now
universally acknowledged be the LOWEST PRICED RBLtABLK
Machines used by hand foot The style s 4k5 m
The Bartlett Machine We have gives perfect snLis.
faction."-l George Weeks, Peekssd, n Y
We have used "a Bartlett Machine over n year, aai
never broken needle - Mrs A. Ansle AshtAbuls Ohio
The East India Telegram Company, Once Nos ~ aud
Nassau al NswYok Oct nth 1909 Notice hereby gwen that th
of (ou Ae heretofore uopo
tho Hast India Telegraph CoIp,ng Will he closed
! Es1eabs' 1893 ~ Srios. GaOGS4 CONAAg. Scsrtat,
New-York tribune., 1868-11-06

The Belle Helene matinee at Pixies Opera
Hou se afternoon begins at O'CLOCK not rs
has been incorrectly announced.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-06
Raymond's Clothing ,

FoR BOTS AND aEs.
Nos l2l. l2J AND rs FuLTossr
STOCK LARGE, NEW. UsRryaLED VoK CHsApssa.
SoSs But wgLL-sADK GAKxzsrs oVysaxD
BUT ONE PRICE ASKED.
sArIsyAcrros GCARAsTkRo TO KvKRY PURCHASER
New-York tribune., 1868-11-06
From long established and well-known


We sold BURSKrT ErrRAC for pnrooses Tor seye
and believe equal have bad hitherto and had
them gradually growing ia the public favor
AcKsK, MsRHALL K CoSDr. Groces.
New-York Sept g. 1863
JOSEPH BussErr & Co Sole Prooris,ors
No d CentraIst. Boston. No. 5al BrosdS8y heS-Yorf
Those ELirac, Tor sale eEerywhere lthree s,e..
New-York tribune., 1868-11-06

In the County Levy all OF the above except o. CaA
JUIIAND POND and 8. RIcHARDsos voted IN tho ann m 1
tive Messrs. DAVIS and WLsDoyEK' who did not w w
for the cty did for the county The Nays were Tii
RaNSyY SELKRHG. l.. T.. SMITH. and TAKBoA
New-York tribune., 1868-11-06

gUROPBAH MARKETS.
Io1po. Nov HE'S l:2)p 30 s
COnsols for ....... VIZ
Consols y.p-
United States Fve-rwenies quiet. - D ~
Ere Railway Shares quiet...... Ztt1 a.ts
Illinois CeDtrsl quet............. " Il .ais-,,
fRANKFORr.-U s. S20s....... a. n" sys1N
ASTwERP.-Petroeum % r. Vnet ~ ,sg
LoSD0N-Ssgsr, D. g.. No 2 % to arr - ogS'v vi 'i
80.
lhnseed Cakes. thin oblong El2 s. QEI 10 ;s..
HAykK-Cotton-Tres Ordnsire 40 " rutn-
i'kkPoOLCott0n opened steady. to-day
shipments Dist repot
have been l6 200 bales
49,, Quotations ll:l5sm. l,0pm. 3om
MO Iplands, drm at the close III ID 0lltd. Firm. Uh0-
,id oreans hrn at the close Ill b. 6li Frn HshU-
Sprts Turpeniine. 266 ....
BANK OF ENGLAND
Nov S-kvening-1he
England since the last weekly sterling
WEST INDIA MARKETS
HAVANA Nov 5-Erchangepeny
London. dsy,
currency ~ 1 per cent douns short sight per No
count; 90 days sight, in gold, 3d3t premium
New-York tribune., 1868-11-06
died

an Notices of Marriages must be ind0rsed ,ciM fell
name and address
New-York tribune., 1868-11-06

Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Company bsss 70
moved their New Store No $50 Broadway, Of
New-York tribune., 1868-11-06

. BANK OF ENGLAND.
LoSDoy Nov 5Rveung-The decrease IN the B,nk
England since the last weekly fso7 sterling
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-22
A true copy;
SIMON DESAScE,
Secretary Parnelfs Club.
TERREBONNE INDOKsEMKNT.
TERREBoNNE. February IA, 1868.

TEKREBoNNE, February IA, 1868.
To the President and Members Of the Central Ex-
eoutive Committee of the Radical Republican
Party of Louisiana;
GENTLEHES-As representatives Of Ter
rebonne parish, we hereby, with the con-
sent of our friends from the said parish of
Terrebonne, indorse the action Of the COM
mittee on the 30th Of January last, and 7th
Of February, as in our opinion it was done
in the interest and for the welfare OF our
party, and against those whose intrigues
are trying to impede reconstruction.
Respectfully yours, -
- GENERAL LYONS,
ALFRED VERRET,
Chairmen of the two Executive Commit
tees, Terrebonne parish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


The fire early yesterday morning was the
burning of large stable corner Barthole-
NEW and st. John the Baptist streets. The
building was the property of Henry Manner,
and he held an insurance policy sufhciently
large to cover his loss. The engines and
fire fighters found y next to impossible to
reach the fire, the streets In that neighbor-
hood being unpayed, and soft from the re-
cent rain.
Recorder Neville yesterday was confused,
eonfounded, and distracted by an lncom-
prehensible Ito himl lot of technicalities of
the internal arrangements of Camp street
printing office, eccasioned by quarrel and
scrimmage among three Of the cOmpositors,
who would not keep out Of court. "Chapels,
sticks, side-sticks, cases, turtles, chases,
lower case, blackface, shooting sticks" and
q hundred other sueh queer words was
enough to make the Judge dismiss the "mat-
terH from the chapel
To-day, the anniversary Of the birth of
Washington, being legal holiday, little or
no business will be transacted. The several
courts win stand adjourned. Atnight there
will be several festivities.
A witness in the BaRocha arson case,
dry goods dealer. says that the average
profits made by merchants here on variety
goods brought from NeW York are thirty.
three per cent and "upward." The upward
The coronerg inquest on the BODY OF tne
lad Patrick Riley was that he came TO his
death by accidental drowning in the river
of Jackson street.
The dwelling Of Nine Rynehart, corner
Race and TchOupitoulas streets, was forcloly
catered early yesterday morning. The
thieves, undiscovered and undisturbed
were successful In stealing and getting
away with some Vaiuahle clothing.
Up 20 date Jaquelh has failed to inform
the police how ne came In possession o
certain property not his. Recorder Neville
will take him in hand next Tuesday.
This and other reporters hope that tn
council via see 1t not to hold It's regulel
Gras), for there will be a great deal o
pleasure and not much business on the 26th
It Is hoped that there viii be no outrages
and the police intend enforcing proprietl
fran ALI frssi-lIr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-22

RELIEF TO PLANTERS -Brevet Major Gen
erai Buchanan, assistant commlsslQner ok
the bureau Of freedmen, promulgates this
circular for Information;
The following notifications Of, circular
No. one, current series, from these head
quarters, are found to be advisable, and are
promulgated for the information Of ell con-
cerned:
|. So much of the third paragraph ag di-
rects that q COPY o. The bond will be for
Warded to these headquarters, is so amend
ed as to require that the copy Of Che bond
properly executed, as also the planters
affidavit, with copy OF the contract undsg
which the freedmen are employed, viii BE-
forwarded together to these headquarteEs
| for approval. The bond, if approved, via
be returned for completion at the time tnAs
the supplies are forwarded.
2. Ia consequence Of the exceedingly
| limited means at the disposal OF the esHIat-
ant commissioner Of the bureau, IS notified
| 10 him by the chief Of the bureau at Wash
| ington. it becomes necessary to restrict re-
| lief to the smallest class ofplanters. There
| fore no application Of those working more
than fifteen hands can be entertained
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-22

Internal Revenue C6mmiaionsr Rollins
requests the removal of BENJAMIN H. Shep-
pard from tie Office Of collector Of internal
revenue for the third district Of Aissisalppf,
who was a provost marshal for Geueral
Bragg, rebel qusrtermaster at 0kAl0na,
and pilot Of rebel forces from 0kaiane
to Tupelo.
A special telegram TO the st. Louis Re
pubgicas says Of the St. Charles theatre
Democratic meeting that ''the list Of vics-
presidents, numbering over SIX hundred
Comprises the names Of nearly every inla-
ensiai man in New Orleans This "a Pc
culiarly complimentary 90 she vIes-prsal-
dents who were sojourning at tie time b
the parish prison.
g For he fun Of The thiag 2 WIS what an
sx.rebel soldier said he shot colorsa man
ior IL Jackson, Mississippi, q few days age.
4 oonvention Of ffsliEoad officials at Rich
mopd last week ojsurhsd to meet gain +
weldon, aflss uppsiatins eenniiiee p
yfspare new through schedule Give VI
greater 81 ,rsilrosd aaaAgars, snd Lesser
die tIm6 Between New Orleans and New
York
Agaaas man Of 0ualhiias who be- been
Mta aarine the summer taking ehpesya'
IDEAS. has lsaaed plantation With HlsN
ok duIapnlsns & With sng Rlop9 -
anlky oallipakuls He q esaslhlel ~
sass.sla ~. ..s.s1,v "a 4 4 Is1sar4i1ns
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-22
NoAzINATIoNs INpoRsED.
ParnelI Plantation, East FellcIana

Parneil Plantation, East Fellcinnn.
PARNELL's CLUB, February Is, 1868.
At meeting Of the above club, in mass
assembled, the address of the regular Re-
publican state central committee was re-
ceived with cheers, and resolutions approv-
ing the regular nominee ticket were unsni-
mously passed as follows:
ReSolved, That the Radical Republican
club of Parnellis plantation do hereby
pledge themselves to support none but the
regular nominees of the Radical Republican
party, and that money can not buy US, as
we consider liberty to be a priceless boon.
ReSolued further, That we hail the nomi-
nation of the Hon. J. P. Newsham as cam
didate for congress from our district with
proud satisfaction, and that we could not be
better represented. fua
ResolUed, That copy Of these resolu-
tions be sent to the New Orleans REPUB-
LICAN.
With three cheers for the whole ticket,
the club adjourned. ..... -........
ZENo JOHNSON.
A true copy: ata 2
SIMON DESAScE,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-22
NUMBER 2e0


The v,onav,I,...I - --g..-s
has faIe, ~ t KY sSaleu, aha tne PRICE
euear@fbe fnarisef H1ts fs sniras3sa ~, ~
Dutch standsrd 5iSz1 = sosIs. o' ~ "
London I0l premium. on HaHsbur~. a "a a
cent disco1nt; on the Unfted states. foT
currency, 30131 10 cent discount: for rold-
Iygl8 o cent discount Weather clear and
pieasant' m
AlseeiIaneous Nevvs.
TALLAHAssEE February 2i.--Fha ,ouvanA
lion today adopted several articles 81 sfe
constitution. h ~ = y =
Hereafter night sessions will be had 70
expedite business;
CINCINEATI, February 2l.-The boiler of
Ginn's chair factory exploded, destroying
tne pnalaings and ssalding several CHI drens
SGinn,, feprqery zi.[sne tltas
nasl0naI pank mere mas Deen closed and the
cashier arrested. A very large amount Of
couhterieits nave been issued.
FGresRn News, q
DUBLIN, February 2l.--George Francis
Trains first lecture was attended BY thirty
persons, all quiet ard orderly, no signs Of
m uIes g preserve the peace. The Joiara0s
says that as a speculation the lecture was
financial failure.
David Murphy. who arrived 4 \ IL
from the United States, has beer q.
rested at Cork, charged with Fenian oJt
plicity.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, February 2l.--Efv
stand, with seven feet In the canf fhy ae
mark. Weather clear. ThermoT o. -
VIcKsBURG, February 2l.-Psssed IN,
Allen at l, Lee at 8, Strader Ct {. 81 the
Starlight at p. M. River risiu
From soutpvvese 20
sortruwrsr psss Fabr,,s,-7 igeB
wind so,tbaast 91i ii,ht -rivF5 ,oa1o,.
A-NN- e-aN--f's@ &c t@As 49, ASNANSA
fr,,it 70 IeycrafS { 49,. s,noshiT. sI;,,
rraseent fIaUibosr r,as.s So, ~ is,es3c.1lP
Svit n,etctar lise ana " n A.
whitney & "a. Sailed I. ebina 7felicite and
q. III Cairns, '0-'' '''-
N' - -...s, ,.
Flnanelal Matters In New York.
NEW 1osA' Fs9Leay 5i,Z0ole ec5lNe ,l.
sna excltea, closing at l4I5. sterhng
nIileL Ig ~ ~. - .
Mohey easy with an increased demand.
Osl S.n loans Y cent Goie active and ex
Sssu, eloszug ~ s,oo ~ ss9Shs M ssloneer'
Tomorrow will be generally observed az
a holiday. - .7.r4.,s- =,
Foreign markets.
LONDON, February 81, Evening. -Consols
90@93I. Bonds T250724.
LIVERPOOL, February q, EEening.-Cot-
ton closed quiet; uplands in port l0sd., to
arrive SGD; Orleans l0ad.; sales to-day
10000 bales. Breadstufs unchanged. Bacon
advanced 4Os. Beet and pork steady. Sugar
| hrmer at 24s. and Cd.
Domestic Markets.
New YORK, February 21..-Cotton decided
ly less active; sales Sc 600 bsles; middlings
24c. Flour, state Ss 5OaIO rs. Wheat
rather better; more doing for export. Cora
l02c. lower. Pork firm at S24i6l24 rs, LAID
| firm at l43mI5sc. Turpentine S88N69,
Freights rather easier.
CINCINNATI, February 2l.--Flour dull and
unchanged; wheat dull, So 1902 IS; corn
| dull, ear, 7968Oe. shelled, sl0s2c.; oats,
| 64n65c,; mess pork S24 25N25; bacon,
shoulders held at lie, sides. clear. I4GaIl1c.
sugar,cured hams. l6tal7c,: lard. I56I55c. (:
| butter. 3g142c.: sugar and coffee steady;
hay dun, S14@I5.
Sr. Louis, February 2I.--Tobacco steady.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-22

The case of Da Rocha, Becker, and Davis
charged with maliciously setting IRE to q
store ON Chartres street. was taken up on con.
tinuation yesterday. The state finished It's
evidence, and llo defense introduced wit
nesses Ihe prosecution showed that in
suEance 10 tho amount Of $1,000 had been
effected BIZ the PARTIES, and also that they
had failed il An effort to obtain S30o0 more.
The agency 81 the Hone hAd insured
thetp f0f $zt91. lIcfchants 5000, and Citi'
zens $1,000. The ltna declined g insnLe
them for $50qQs 4lo A,a0ant Of gooas ~ tne
bnrnt store Nts Nat N0Ftf on an tinfea t1ry
By experts han Tie san q insurance. 1ns
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-22
AMUsEMENTs..

ACADEMY OF MuaACs
" Under the Lamp Post, or New Orleans
by Gas Light" still forms the chief attrac-
tion at the Academy, and Mr.. Treasurer
Kittredge smiles on hosts of people who
approach his office to purchase tickets for
admission to the variety entertainments,
which are quite as wonderful as various.
The Miaco brothers and the Clinet0p sisters
are most wonderful and pleasing artists,
and the melody of song by the accomplished
and beautiful vocalists never fails to charm.
The holiday matinee to-day is in honor
Of that great and good man George Wash
ington, the father of his country. Read
the advertisement.
st. Charles Theatre.
The management of the st. Charles this
season have made great efforts to secure
the most +" effalgent stars " to shed their
brilllaney under the ample roof of the
cold Drury." The success of the most
eminent actors there has been positive,
though the patronage there, as elsewhere,
has been less liberal than if cotton adj
vaneed early and money had been plenty.
No ThoroughfaFe," with the great railroad
scene, were reproduced last evening. Mr..
Harkins as George VendGte, Ben DeBar as
:.t. MI. a,a,ne. az sntan,s;.t
vii Iii he he rArsated IN 1''' ~ '- '''-''
var,etles Thsatre.
The drama Of the g Marble HEARTH last
evening, Mr. Edwin Adams as Phidias and
Raphael, characters which he rendered ex-
cenentiy Wen ana N wnlcn was very larry
Hsmist matipee I 81 twsIys % o;cloch E to
| dav
New Cpera House.
aornheus in the Internal Regions. a
rlooa v,h;oh M oorstont raadsr oF tba
P p.~Se "A's ~ ~ ~. S0'' ,a;t 49, 49,. = 80
nn,nhsrS ~ them viii ill attend ths Fenrsss5
tatien Of the opera comic thus entitled at
The New Opera house this -tS evening nj &. Asr Ne
Opera house series Of grand fancy dress
and mask balls will begin.
Concert and ExhIbItlOn.
At Turner'S hall, Derbigny street, be-
t,,,oar custorab borse ana pianv;,le last
'"sea ~ -'.''' '1'.e, -
evening, me young E9Ieha essoclauon 4
gave 2 concert ana exAinlnon, IN wniSn
considerable talent vas eVlncea, anu ne T1
entertainment was hgnly gtauagang' y
VIII be repeated lnls evening.
German Protestant FAlr
This fair still continues at No. 2O5 Canal
istreet. Biafsr's building. The ladies Ia
Attendance are beautiful, and they under.
fbeir fs.siI- nrrae M A strines.
Hsbrew Edueatlon Fair.
This evening at Deutsche Company hall
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-22
-RAILR0ADs.


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s.lass ~ s,,s9.io N;a,ays Rs1Is s,snea.a
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a;5o Eors Plain s;65. 81. JohngEills s;lo,
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eess eaa s ssse nv n. ~ NJ .1Ses NswsS SsS9s IN
l4 9;14 kaehesioe5 ~ aad AZ principal esA.
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3 etoppias ~ ~ stations % @ooneatst at
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~ We Anqtsln AQAa Ielcal4e ttoone.seE ,ss 81
enH elso Eaih lszpkess. I. 1talH ~ yia re q. VI
"a Aasnenaioa Bridge a. l2aq T, n, ena con-
p foI All p9lnt9an the " e-t - i.Ie.5s
4AlaA&lSI AID AcQQ QAIitopA1leA :, =.
3. ~, trqlH Albany on plnA ~ az Y 1l44r
ssnf tiss ~ * ~. sysaes,ss 4. ss9 z; 3. "a
pennlqe Hf fidte b; 70 a.: 4, : and Niasata Falls
~ ano oah eieetspG WITH Anas grant tsAtlf en-
.lero ana afsat ~ ea1prn Alqaas Eor AZ poiAss
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M q 49, a ma. - f issi,s fs;sS s.S
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syslslns e KoehseSss = ~ =; ~ ~, ltsOiS rOFs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-22
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
AAIUsEAGENTsTHIs EVENING.

VARIETIES THEATRE.--Fa Matinee at
II oclock-"Hamlet." Evening at 7k O'clock
sDreamS of Delusionsp and 'sThe Dramafist y -
NEW OPERA HoUSE.-wiI be presented this
evening for the first time offenbAch opera comic
OF . 'Orpheus in the Internal Regions"
ACADEMY OF MUSIO.--The Varieties Com
pany, Thisevening New Orleans Under the Lamp
Post" will be presented.
ST, CHARLES THEATRE.--Will be presented
this evening the great sensation drama of sNo
ThoroughfaTe," and Po-ca-hon-tas." aj or
CRESCENT CITv MuSEUM.-40 and 42 st.
Charles street, open day and evening. with immense
collection of animals, birds, and curiosities.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-22

appointment of Gen. LOrsnzO Thomas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON

REMOVAL OF SECRETARY STANTON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-22

The monopolists got scared. and the Drice
mas fallen to two and half cents.
sugar-The market IS animated, No, Il
gatch standard, 7l07A reals; exchange on
LONDON % l0@ premium, on Hamburg, "a 79
cent dlacount; on the United stafes, for
JSSaIlriSncy, S,al 5O93l % cent discount; for gold,
pleasant. ' "S@'-SA SsSo- @ne
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-22

HAvASA, FEBRUARY 2l.-rhe rights of nat,
uralized American citizens was ea1orDing
the aftanti0n o2 Cabann.
Il 4 rumored that the 6panise go ef1.
mant authorizes Caotain General LerHuaq
70 otransgofl one hBndted aud seventy cAlsl
inalalo Africa.
Imnorfers of naatie have otared "a aaQ
Nv fhe market af SIX cents per p4nitd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-22

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL or THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-22

A 3Arzla county, Texas which includes
Hota|sr no votes wegg anss ssalasl 4
yensaalisa ana laes sar &
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-22

M he offered pnosHammes oyerhoWing with mirth,
fzFse, ana nsnoE lntfoa,nei9g ~ tne people,ss
- rsarst knoWina it) this will be the
|, al CHANCE TO SEE THE BLACK AND TAN
~ BALL, aa daEsl. % 4
which must give way for other attrnctions.
u,risCt avalanohe OF novelties next week. fe22
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aatnFdmy Eosns EebrmeFv &@s A89s.
nYTDAY III MRTTSRE ID Honor Of that Great and
4fnod Nan, GEORGE WASHIhGTOh, the
fsther Of His Country Bonn lbs yeafs $50 to-
an All honor and revere his name. Let all
e@.e,efn her hie tanchiues.
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-11

The regular as ,p.'t - cluIii-sa an
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-11

INT . .ad nnI..... 2.-3-l
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-11

Ca.h uu hand Janulry lst ISIS ... 5 lyj T.
All # VII cL j. re-, &c ully submitted.
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