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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02
MOOre's Life Of Hon. Schuyler
COIfaN.
lily.

T. b. Peterson 4 Brothers, No. 500 Chest
nut Street, Philadelphia, have in press
and will publish In a few days, "The Life
Of Hon. Schuyler Colfax," written by Rev.
A Y. Moore, Of South Bend, Indiana, who
was for twelve years as pastor and friend,
In the entire confidence OF Mr.. Colfax, and
had access 10 he files of the paper publish
ed by Mr.. Colfax for twenty years, and to
the Congressional Globe; knows all his
past history and all who have known him
from boyhOod. He began this biography
two or three years ago, so that II Is not one
Of the hurried and ephemeral publications so
common In election years. Mr. Moore Is u
gentleman Of fine talent and culture, and
there Ia no bOubt that his biography of Mr..
Coliax will be worthy Of its distinguished
subject.
The following letter from Mr.. Colfax, to
Rev. A. Y. Moore will explain itself;
"WAsHISGroS, D. c., May 80. 1858.
"My Dear NJ. Moore =
GAS your prediction Of n year ago has
been realized, | hade no further objection
to your publishing any sketch more or less
null, OF my life, yon may have prepared.
As you were for a dozen years a fellow
townsman Of minej and a valued friend, /
suppose you know as much about my histo-
ry as the public world care about knowing;
and although my engrossing duties here
leave me no time to revise the manuscript,
have no fear that your work will not be- a
faithful one.
"Yours, very truly,
"SoHUYLER COLPAN
"Rev. A. Y. Moore, South Bend, Ind.
II will be published in a large duodecimO
volume of FIVE hundred pages, printed from
large type, and on tho finest and best OF
White paper, with a portrait, on steel, OF
Mr.. COlfRx, executed by one oil the first
artists in the country, from photographs
taken from Mr.. Colfax within the asi week;
the whole bound in cloth in the most sub
satntial manner. Price, $3.50 a copy
CanVassers wanted everywhere. Largo
discounts given. Copies will he sent 10
any one, at once, postpaid on receipt of
price, by the Publishers,
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Sealed Proposals for Lighting
street Lamps in McCOnnels-

street Lamps in McCOnneIs-
VILE.
BY virtue OF IN Ordinance, passed In
Council, June Is, 1868, notice 10 hereby
given that Sealed Proposals will be re-
ceived at the Mayors Office In the Iu-
corporate Village Of McConnelsville. Not
gan County, Ohio, Tor Lighting the Street
Lamps, OF said village, for the period oil
Nine Months, commencing July is, 1868,
and ending April Is, 1869. Proposals
received until July 10, 1868. The lowest
responsible proposal will be accepted OF
there being iurnis! ed the requisite security
r. A. ~PISKERToE, Mayor.
J. n, Williamson, Recorder.
june 25tb, l669-3w.
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II & nEYnL

Produce and General Commission Mer-
chants and dealers in Grain, FlOar, and oil
kinds OF Farm Products, No. rs WRtcr
Street, PIttsburg, Pa.
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A FREE BRiDoE is continually talked
of on the Streets.
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Business Notices.

co. A spendid line of Misses and
Children's fine Shoes and Caters at p.
D. Davis a Bros, at cost and less.
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No. Chicago Clocks for sale at Win.
cents.
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AND COUNTY MATTERS,
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON-
vEMTION.

The Democratic Voters OF Morgan
County, are respectfully Invited TO as
semble at the usual place of holding
elections in their several Townships,
on
Saturday, July l1th, 1868,
at the hour offs O'clock, z. NJ, and
then aud there appoint the following
number Of delegates toa County Con-
yention 70 be held at the Town Hall,
In McConnelsville, on
Tuesday, July lith, 1868,
ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ, 10 nominate and
present to the electors Of this County,
the names Of Suitable persons to FIJI
the following offices, to wit
Clerk of the Court,
Auditor,
Treasurer,
Prosecuting Attorney,
Commissioner,
Surveyor,
1hhrmnry Director.
Each township will be entitled 10
one Delegate for every 25 votes cast
for Judge Thurman for Governor in
1867, and one Delegate for every Frac-
tional vote Of IL and upwards, and will
be apportioned among the several
Townships as follows:
Bloom, 8
Bristol, 8
Center, 7
Deerfeld, s
Homer, 5
Manchester, 4
Malta, 5
Marion. 2
Meigsvills, 6
Morgan, 9
Penn, 2
linton, 6
York, 6
Windsor, Q
Total, 70
At the same time each Township will
select two Delegates TO the Convention
90 meet at Marietta, (tbe time 10 be
hereafter designated, to nominate n
Candidate for Congress in the Fifteenth
District.
Let the Democrats Of the Several
Townships, seethat general notice Of
the meetings be given. so as TO insure
a good turn out, and the selection Of
reliable men to the Several Conventions
as Delegates.
By order Democratic Central Com
mittee.
J. NJ GAYLORD,
Chairman.
B. F. PowER,
Secretary.
T,n. 1ltk IeEp
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02

REMEMBER hat the Great Show comes
off in McConnelsville on Thursday, the
9th.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02

Turn out, en- mdsse, Democrats, TO
your township meeting on the 18th.
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" must be seea IN asiien-sn parnis.
feremoat aud stAniing out 10 bold relief
70 all that has ever yet besu pressnted In
ne torm o. proessBions. IL the ihETsstln1
as.plaJ q animated hataFs, sombiasd uitk
ogaaumAta art 10 he
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02

The Democratic Voters OF Morgan
County, are respectfully invited to as
semble at the usual place of holding
elections in their several Townships,
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M'CONNELsVILLE, OHIO
Thursday, July =, Is6s.
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IT, {,srt dp"'epn 1p'r''''n
II rs q =.
CIRCUS & TRAINED ANIMALS
$rnd Jom Of the BepaSael

IL is impossible through
the means of an ordinary
advertisement to give an
idea either OF the magni-
tude or magnihcence OF
the Great Exposition Of
1868. Other papers have
been partially devoted TO
that purpose, and explain
atory sheets on q variety
OF the most Interesting
subjects, have been sent
In advance.
The company has been
two entire years In perfec-
ting Its equalization
Circus and Trained AMI
mails.
Although the names Of
many OF the principal ar
lists connected with the
institution will be found
below, the limited space
of a newspaper column
can give no adequate idea
OF their merit or the great
diversity OF amusemeDts
annhran.d In thA nrna1
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I'VE WISH TO JAIL THE ATTEN.
w ton Of the buying public to osr 6ne
stock Of
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MANY DEMOCRATS.

wIEpsoa.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02

A. KELLY. EDITOR.
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PHg 0RESOEET'S DISPATCHES
.r WASHINGTON.
Released Gen. Thomas Gen. Granger.
BRIDGING BOSTON IIARBOR.
Eyarts-0en. Dyer Meade e- slemmer- =
y, thermsn-.Chase-sc -scho6eld. '
INCREASED MAIL FACILITIES TO HAVANA.
BOSTON NHARBoR.
INCREASED MAIL FACILITIES TO HAVANA.


WAsHNGroN, Oct. 81. C. Adams, a Con
fedeIate soldier who killed Union soldier in Lex
inRton. KY, for which he was sentenced to the
Dry Tortugas for life-which sentence was CON-
muied to twelve years in the peDitentiary at Con
cord, N. H.. has been released by the president
on the recommendation Of Mr.. Holt, supported
by Scho6eld. all. eTiTI' ~ : =
6ep. Thomas h expsctsa here Tomorrow
Gen. Gordon Granger, who commands the Den Art
ment Of the Cumberland during the absence of
Gen. Thomas, will have his headquarters Nam /.
pbis. ----------- % 'fal Liiffi
Ii is stated that the committee appointed by
Congress to examine into the feasibility Of bridg.
ing Boston Harbor will report adversely thereto.
Internal revenue receipts to-day t239 900.
Gen. Dyer 10 relieved from duty as chief of
ordnance pending trial.
besde's report Of the Camilla riot was handed
TO the president to day. The character of the
report has not transpired.
Gen. 6lemmer, commanding at Fort Laramie, is
dead.
Sherman asks for more soldiers to fight the
Indians.
Chase Is preparing to start on his Southern cir.
cult. =
1t is stated that Schofeld has postponed the
Dyer trial to November 18th.
Under the contract recently made with the
postofhce department the Florida Railroad Com.
pany will dispatch steamer to sail from New
Orleans every Saturday, from Havana every
Tuesday, and Key West every Wednesday. Post
masters at Key West and New Orleans have been
instructed TO send mails 10 Havana by this line
and the American consul at Havana, as postoffice
agent. will dispatch return mails to each port,
forwarding all such matter as can be expedited in
its transmission by this route.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Esrthquske L. Csliforsis-The soufh I'm sri-
can Wsr-TAe Pr.se n pg-aeorsia Psi,-
ties-J q. Atsms = Exeesfion &c Take
Place = Sentenced - MeClolian Ia PAiis-
aelphia.
PMIADELPHrA. Oct. s.-The procession in honor
Of Gen Mcclellan was splendid ovation.
sAN FRANCISCO. 0oe.-e---Ihrsa ehacks 90 -.
earthquake we're felt at Silver Mount lin to-day.
The atmosphere was afterwards obscured BY
smoke.
PARIS. Oct. Slater advices from Brazil claim
q victory over Lopez who 10 reported TO have
fallen back on Ascension. where the Brazilian
eunboais are soon expected TO arrive. The United
States steamer Wasp has gone to Ascension. .
PORTSMOUTH, N. T., Oct. s. S.-George eddons.
ofSouth Boston. whipped Thomas Kelly, af Phila-
delphia, for $1,000, in Sc rounds. Both were
severely punished.
RIcHMoSD, Oct. S.-Johu Perkins, an ex feie.
raj SOLDER from Massachusetts, who came TO Vir-
gipia in the Second Massachusetts Regiment, will
be hung tomorrow at Portsmouth for rape on
Miss Ford. Benjamin Jefferson, a negro. his &C.
oonplice, who held the mother of the girl while
Perkins viola'ed her daughter. aud was also to
have been hung tomorrow, had his sentence com
muied to Imprisonment for life by the gov
ernor.
negro has been sentenced to the penitentiary
fer two years for attempting 70 violate the widow
Of an ex-Confederste general in Souihside,
Virginia.
AUGUSTA. Ca, Oct. s.-Democratic delegates
from the sixth congressional district convention,
met here to-day to nominate candidate for Con-
gres., but In consequence Of the action of the
Legislature postponing the election until Febru
ary, it vas decided to make no nominations for the
present
John Quincy Adams has been invited by the
Democracy 10 vsit this city.
SAVANNAH, Oct. S.-Weather very warm. Wind
wet.
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rRon EUROPE.

The Spanish Previsioasl Oevernmsnt-The
Land Laws In Ireland Fatal Expiosion-
Po fticsl Excisemens is London-Decree o
the Spanish Junta-Cousins Of the Queen.
madrid, Oct. s.-The provisional government
with eerrano and Prim honorary presidents
Agu.rre, acting president; Ribero and vigo A mi
go. vice presidents. Figuerala has been made
minister OF inapce.
1t is said that More, formerly OF Bravo's cabinet,
has given 10 his adhesion to the provisional junta
Sagssto, Rivera, Lozengarrs and Agate have
joined the ministry. ,.f
LONDON, Oct. s.-Ths committee appointed by
the last Commons on the subject of land laws in
Ireland, will bring in bill to adjust the question
as soon as possible. s6l
An explosion occurred at Bsrnesley in build.
ing o. ed for the manufacture of fireworks. The
building was entirely destroyed. Five persons
were killed and seven wounded.
LONDON, Oct. S.-As the time for the election
approaches the interest and excitement increases.
The Liberals are contestIng boroughs heretofore
hopelessly Iory, and there are many working
Gladstone will be defeated in Lancashire, but
will undoubtedly be elected from Green wich,
where he is aIso . candidate. With one OF two
exceptions the Liberal candidates oppose the
Irish Church bill.
MADRID, Oct. S.-Prim was received with ,un-
was 80 great that many people were crushed to
death. .t-7
MADRID, Oct. s.-The provisional junta has
issued decree relieving BY one third the tariff
all imports.
Don Juan. cousin of the queen, has resigned
bis preten,ions to the throne 10 favor Of his son
Carlos. ... $50. . r
Gen. Psvia suffers severely from his wounds, but
is improving, and it now thought he will recover.
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PORK firm. Lard frmer. Naval stores quiet

Pork firm Lard frmer. Naval stores quiet
Tallov ass. Sd.
LONDON. Oct. s-Afternoon.-Bonds quiet and
steady. Sugar on the spot declining.
LONDON, Oct S-Evening.-Bonds firm at TAI
Decrease of specie in the Bank of England
f93 0O0. f 80
FRANKFORT, Oct. s-Bonds 76g077.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. S-Everine.-Cotton closed
easier Uplsnds l04d., Orleans l0Id. Corn 81.
HAvRE. Oct. S--Evening. dull and
lower. Tres ordinare l.36. as
PARIs, Oct. 6.-Rentes 69.22.
NEw YORK, Oct. S.-Money easy: call loans
5@7e. Sterling steady SIC. Gold more active at
lSssgISSt; Tennessees 65lc.; new 65ic.; North
NEW YoRK, Oct. g. Cotton duh prices 10.
lover. Sales to-day 500 bales Middling 25Ic.
Flour unchanged. Wheat easier; red state 81;
amber Michigan 81 Is. Ccrn-cut, better mixed
Other provisions dull. Whisky quiet. 81 so@I s..
Groceries quiet. Turpentine l2tQ435c Rosia
s7 4s@7 so. Freights dull and dropping; cotton
by steamer SIG.
ct the close. 6-20's of 1862 ll2} of 1864 ll0l Of
1865 ll0l; new issue 10st, of 1867 l0ss. of ls6S
lO9; l040's los. Discounts dull. Gold more
active. Governments fell of during the afternoon
but closed tirmer. General stock market dull but
cloeed steady. Snb-treasnry balance s96 900 600.
:, sAyASNAH, Oct. S.-Cotton market dull and
heavy. No buyers. Sales to-day only 4s bales.
hbiSfSDfs isnisirely nomina 2sc Receipts 7o5
CHARLESTON. Oct. 8.-Cotton market dull and
unsettled. MiddiinHs nominally 23ic. Sales to
day leo bales, with but little offering. Receipts
Ills bales. Exports coastwise l043 bales.
MOBILE, Oct. S.-sales to-day SO bales market
dull and nominal. Middlings 2sc. Receipts 206
bales. Exports none.
CINCINNATI. Oct s.-Family -four Sc 250s7.
Wheat 81 so. Corr 9sc.@tl. Oats 590soc.
Whisky 81 rs. Pork held at $3l. Bulk meats
shoulders l24c., clear sides l4ic. Bacon-should
ers held at l3sc clear rib sides l6ic, clear sides
l7c., hams ls920c. Lard l9ac. Butter 3403sc.
Potatoes s2@s4.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. s-Sales of tobacco light at
unchanged rates-Trimble county cuttings sl6@
sl7, lugs to medium leaf $5t@sl24. Superdne
-four So 25@$6 so. Wheat 81 O0Gs2 10. Corn,
old, 81; oew, 60@65c. Oats 500155c. Lard l9i
Q2oc. Mess pork $3O@s3l as. Bacon shoulders
l3@l3lc.. clear rib sides l6ac., clear sides l70
l74c Cotton 24@25c. Whisky, raw, free, 81 27s.
BALTIMORE, Oct. s-Cotton- Middngs 2s3@26.
Flour fairly active for high grades. family quoted
at sl2@l3 so other grades unchanged but favor
buyers. Wheat firm choice Maryland red 81 20;
receipts large. Corn firm; white 81 25Gl Is;
yellow 81 80. Oats active at 7O@soc. Provisions
6rn
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soUTH AMERIcA.-7he Lake Earthquakes
News from the Southern coast gives further ac-
counts OF the inundstion and earthquake. Several
vessels were damaged at Coqumbu, including an
American ship. At Caldrea the sea drove the in
hahiisnts 70 the hills and wrecked sixteen or
eighteen lighters. and damaged several larger
crafts. Twenty eight lighters were wrecked at
Corrisse, besides the American brig DelIina, with
20.0G0 Kilograms CT copper. Ths residents Of
Valparaiso had raised $40 600 for the sufferers by
the earthquake. and the Gillian Congress had ap-
propristed $50 900 for the same purpose, be sides
sunory large supplies of provisions, clothing and
medicines to Peru.
The Peruvian government is doing everything
possible 70 relieve the sufferers by the earth
quake and inundstion. both in Peru and Ecuador.
lbe victims IN Peru will amount 70 10000
change has taken place in the sea east OF Peru 10
consequence OF the shock. The depth OF water
OF the besdland of Sam0ns, near Celica. having
been increased from six 10 seven fsthoms. The
loss Of life in Ecuador wss not less than 40 900.
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IRON SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct S-1l A. M.-Bsrometsr
80. Wind north and blowing hard. Arrived
steamships Morgan, Fsrwell. Galveston. to G. A.
Whitney x Co.; Oriental. Snow, Boston. to Creevy,
Nickerson q CO.. Spanish bark Jaruscs. Bossill,
five days from Havana, sugar to PUG Bros;
schooner Fancy. Demerett, five days from Rustsn,
fruit 10 j. Msobecs Il Go. No departures.
SoUrHwEsT Pass, Oct. 8.-Barometer 30. Wind
north {; blowing hard. No arrivals. No dspsr.
tures. .nn
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Mrs. Florence, the actress, who had brown hair
last year, has returned from Europe with hair Of
gorgeous golden blonde, which increases her
b.su'y wonderfully. Mes LJ ds Thompson. nosy
lsyrg at Woods Museum, Is also rememberst
by various parties who saw her 10 Europe three
or four years ago. to have had dark brown haik.
But 'ce won't breathe the secret Of it-(N. \.
Nail. ~ ---l .ll Wv
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A number of the friends Of Colonel James r
YouDge assembled at his private rooms, in the
Tribune bureau, Washington, q few evenings
since, and there psftook Of an elegant collation.
with bibulous accompauimenrs. prepared by the
tune Of half million Of dollars, wiIled TO him by
deceased uncle, whom he never had seen aud
but seldom heard OF, except as his godfather.
Said uncle died in the Hast Indies abort the 6fst
OF January last. IL is to be hoped that ths rich
uncle old not forget James's brother John, whb
acis as the managing editor Of the Tdbune.--
New York Mail
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RIvEa sBws.

YIcKsBuRa. Oct. S.-Passed up Alaska at A.
River rising rapidly.
sT. LOUIS, Oct. g. Holiday. No markets.
River falling. Navigation on the upper streams
d fieult.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. s-River falling with feet s
inches water In the canal. Weather cool and
rlear
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on Capitol Bill, Washington, for the winter. AMI
laid 10 immense supply Of stationery, with whica
he hopes to celpge ali the country pagers for th,
next twelve months, He will do upr the COM
ing session OF Congress IN bis own peeulr fashion,
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LONDON. Oct. s. -Forenoon.--Bonds arm at 7ii.
hyERfooL, Oct. S-Noon.--Coston dall-aid-
ding uplsDds lo4d.. Abiding Orleans lld.; sales
500 haies.
BAvKE. Oct. 6.-Tres ordinsire l.3s.
LlyERPooL, Oct. 6-AfIernooa.-Cotton doll.
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FROM HAVANA.

Santa Anna Ordered to Leave Cuba.
HAVANA, Oct. Seen. Santa Anna, for reasons
which have not transpired, has been ordered to
leave Cuba.
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RENovAL.-Ihe Atlantic Insurance Company.
one of ths best, safest and most liberal Offices in
the country, has just taken its permanent resi-
deDce at 80 Camp street. Always honest and
pupctual 10 its psynents
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Hundreds suffer Silence and hundreds Of others apply
vainy to druggists snd DOCTORS vho either merely sansazs
them with the hoIe Of apply remedies which make
them would mot wish to assert anything that would
do injustice to the afflicted, bus obliged say that
although may produced from excessive exhaustion oths
powers ollie BY sborous employment unwhoesome air and
food prouss msntuson the use Of tea and coffee, and
equsu childbirth far osn caused By direct irritation,
applied to the membrane Of the vagina itself
when reviewing the Of these dssressng complaints
painful 70 contemplate the attendant evils e'nss
usst spon them is but simple justice to the subject to
nunersas few Of tie additional causes which so
largely affect the 4
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Mr.. Holman il 30 confident of his election to
the governorshp OF New York, that be is spend.
isg tis time and strength IN canvass ing PeRnsyl.
yalia for eey m0ur. 81
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CONGRESSMAN Morrissey has brought suit
against some of bis lottery partners. he thinks
they don't conduct the business properly.
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PERMANENT SICKNESS AND PREMATURE DECLINE

Nor pleasant 70 consult physician for the relief Of
these vsrioss delicate Affections and only upon the most
urgent nsceny win true z sacrifice her great
est charm to DO shs She VII thsn thank Tor
placing hands simsls speeches. which will be found
eeaeious In relieving spd curing almost every of those
troublesome complaints peculiar to the Sax.
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ANOTHER ESSAY FROM PARfoN-wHY NICE MEN
DRINK-cAN DRUNKENNESS BE CURED,
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Inn OIL 10 ihe- kalx lxrnnnda--
TIE TEMPERATURE yesterday, as shown by the
observations of A. b. Griswold 4 Co., corner
Canal and Royal streets, was as follows: At
A. NJ. "a degrees; IL N. "a; P. NJ. 76; 6P.
NJ. 20.
The temperature yesterday, as shown by the
thermometer ct G. Duhamels. Ill Canal street,
was as follows: At 6 A. n. 60 degrees IL n.
CO; JPN. 6S; n. n. 6S.
A FIRE broke out in the house of Mr. Kellogg,
on Philip, between Annuncation and Chippewa
streets, last night about midnight, being caused
by defective fue. But slight damage was done
and no alarm was given.
ABOUT 10 O'Clock Wednesday evening a son Of
NJ. Sheehan, aged eight years, while standing on
the gallery, corner of jackson and New Lsvee
streets, was wounded in the face by rocket care
lessly fired.
TIE BODY of drowned white woman was found
yesterday floating in the lake, between Milneburg
and Bayou st. John. ,1-
TIE BOARD OF ALDERMEN were to have met
last evening to receive the opinion OF the city
attorney as to the legality of the claims Of fbe
Republican upon the city. but at the sppoi0fed
hour only four members being present, therefore
no quorum, they adjourned without any action TO
next Tuesday evening, their next regular meeting
night.
BOARD OF POLICE CoxNIssIosERs.-Th follow.
ing appointments OF policemen were made yes.
terday, viz:
Joseph Bonseigpeur, Francis Dede. Henry He
zeau. Edward Persult, Berthelin Diriond Charles
Middleton, Charles Williams, David Thomas Chss
Hubbard, Richard q. Allen, Henry Ke nal, Pat
Cassidy, Heiry Leim. VIM. H. Johnson George
Grafton; Anthony skilmsn. Geo. Bsyess, Henry
Dosne, John Reilly, DAVID Fisher, James Adams.
Andrew Esriinson, VIM. Sebert, Joseph Pascal.
A SHOOTING AFFRAY occurred about O'Clock
lsst evening on Tchoupitoulss street, near 81
ksry's Market, between two colored men, named
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Females owing TO the peculiar and nport.nt relations
which they sastsin their psrsr organisation and TIE Offices
they psrsrn. subject to many susrne Freedom from
these eansrsuis in no small degree to their hap ns
welfare, for b. happy who in snly So bat
no one Fsmsis Complaints o,s suffered
20 run on WHOM Involving the general health Of hsinvd
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