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THE NEWS FOB s3HE CAMPAIGN
GREAT UHDWQKkENgH, Re CUPS

~ lss,l9ssS: II
rhe Importance of the great political con-
test upon usShae6 We have now fairly entered
renders the dissemination among the people
of sound political views and accurate and ear
slv information Of the progress and incidents
81 the canvass, "a matter af:peauliar interest
md s1pediencs. Every indizidual who has
any stake IN the welfare Of these Southern
States, .should give an active. personal and un:
tagging = 3 = support y Die candidates Of the
National pemocraeyr-SEYxogR and RlAIR- A
triumph OF the Radicals VIII resaH in the
utter desolation md rnin Of the South, and
the placing o. an isnorant and brutal race in
an positions aud places Of honor and trust, to
the e1clasion of the white race. The govern
meus must be 'Safestsd from the thieves and
piunderers, who now have, control OF. Of it, and
mower nlaced in the hands Of party pledged
N o;ye peacs to a distracted country, and to
make it government fOf white men, and not
for negroes. Isis only necessary that thepee
ple should ba thoroughly informed to accon-
pl;sh this, and TIE News VII be an admirable
aasshsoot M di4usins tais iniornsti5or. II order
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have adopted ! sssls Ra R eaaueea Fstes of sub
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preSaential canssss, and offer besides peculiar
Inducements forSthe formation of clubs. We
ara determined that TEE News shall be 81 the
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i've for good. wsappeal, then, to our readers,
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NAV ne not confidently ask the End ,efiees OF
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FURTHER BY MAIL :

TIE pRAw1 OF SATURDAY NIeHT-THE EFFECT
UPON PUBLIC FEEINa-PoIIEcAL dossR-
THE sTAfE CREDIT, &c.
TFRoM OUR ows REpoaTER.l
COLUMBIA, August 2.-The city is thorough
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INC Georgia Legislature.

In the Senate, Bradley (negro) introduced q
resolution organizing able bodied loyal citizens
to serve as militia, irrespective Of color. which
YVES tabled.
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SpssiaI A0tifes.

~ RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-A PUBLIC
Prayer Meeting will be held Tonight, at haf-psat
Eight o'clock in the Lecture room Of Trinity Church,
Hasel.street, entrance on Maiden Lane.
AuSnst tu18
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? NOTICE.-THE SALE OEPROPERTY

@ NoTICE.-THE SALE oEPROPERTY
for Taxes due the State is by order of ]. l.. NEA-
GLE. Esq., Comptroller of South Carolina, post tpon-
ed until Monday, the 10th day Of August between
the hours of Eleven A. NJ. and Three P. NJ.
In the meantime, the Sheriff will continue to re.
ceive the amounts due ftom deltuquents.
WILLIAM g. HAsTE, s.. c. C.
luo1af
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FOR NEW YORK.
sTEAmI 20 LivEHPooL:
CALLING At QUEENSTOWN.

CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
HRMMAN LINE, SAILING
MS2ET$19 sEMI-WEEKLY. carrying the d
Zl1@hE1N6N s.. Mails, consisting Of the following
E.sse4 ,s16eszesss steamers:
CITY OF PARIS, .s5Eso ="
- CITY OF BALTIMORE, ..Go.jsf al
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
.zs- -i-I CITY oE BOSTON.
SAILING every Saturday and every alternate Aondayii
p 49, RATES OF PASSAGE, ,.I!i:i.-!L
By THE MAIL sTEAMEas SAILING EVERY aAIunDGz.
s Payable in Gold stssTaSs bssas,s IN
lst Cabin 70 London. .1oS stserage to London. 3
Passage By the Monday ste ,mers-First Cabin $50
gold; st.ssss $50; pay1nlelH n Q; E cgrrsncy. c.,,
$40, steerage SO; payable In gold. 90 =
Passengers also 1arwarded to Hayre, Hamburg.
Bremen, &c. atmodsrate rstes. .,s.i 49,
Steerage paseaQe from Liverpool and Queenstowus
s40 currency. Tickets can be bought here By per.
SONS seuding for their friends. ~ ~,
For further information spply at the Company
ofAces - 49, rit. JoHNG G., DALE, Agent
- aa.atr = no. 10 Broadway, New York.
June 81 .J-r~f.-r. ol0o
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August

sSNoTICE.-AN INVENTORY OF THE
SAILS, &C., belonging to the ship MONTGOMERY.
and also Of her CARGO, can be seen st our Office
until the day Of sale. s 81.
-. STREET, DR0THERS & CO.,
August 8 Aucdoneers
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NORTH GERm.Ns LLOYD.
" STEAM BETWEEN .
BALTIMORE AND BREMEN.

Via Southampton.
TIE SCREW STEAMERS OF THE NORTH dERMANL LLOYD
BALTIMORE. .......... Capt YOECKLER
BERLIN. .............Ca Capt. UNDUET60H.
OF $500 TONS AND TOO HORSEPOWER.
Acen WILL BUN REGULARLY BE.
NR&$ TWEEN BALTIMORE AND BRR-
ZIEfiExf3RH m MEN. VIA SOUTHAMPTON. From
- -. Bremen on the 1st of each month";
From southampton on the 4th Of each month. From
baltimore on the lst of each month.
PRICE OF PAssAGs-Frpm Baltimore to Bremen
London, Havre and Southampton Cabin $50; Steer
age $50. From Bremen to Baitimore-Cabin 500
Prices Of passage payable in gold, or its equiva
They tcuch OF Southampton both going and re.
turning These vessels take Freight to London and
Hull, for which through bills Of lading are signed.
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each vessel
AM letters must pass through the Postoflce. No
bills of lading but those Of the Company VIII be
signed. Bills Of lsdiDg will positively be de-
lyered before goods are cleared at the
For Freight or Passage, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & CO.,
No. South Charles-street. Baltimore
Orto M0RDECAI CO., Agents,
~ East Bay, Charleston, g. O.
.Apr1l ~ oAA<op
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The New York World says:
A Wisconsin correspondent sends us the fol-
lowing table Of the Electoral College, giving
his estimate as the result Of the canvass:
"Unrecon. Doubt
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,s,aser Deat., of "nIi,es O,Reilly.,

Sudden Death OF "nIiles O'Reilly.''
New YoaK, August. t.ps.-General Charles G..
Hslpine. better known rs "AIiles O'Reilly," edi-
tor Of the Citizen, and late registrar-of the
city, died this morning from an overdose Of
chloroform taken To relieve neuralgia.
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NIB. T. E. GILBERT WISHES TO
inform his friends that he has reopened his CIGAR
STORE on the west side Of King-street four doors
below Norris, No. 571. Es also requests these
gentlemen who are accustomed to smoking DoAEs-
TIC CIGARS to give him call, where they can have
Cigars made to order, any shape style size to suit
their fancy, at very low figures July 80
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Crop Reports.

SAVANNAH, August Reports froni the crops
in this section show that the rains are iniuring
the plant. Information from Florida says that
the, wormis at work on most 6laatatiohsi
MONTGOMERY, August 8.-Therains are doing
immense damage and worms are appearing in
all this section, and it is estimated that; the
cotton crop is already cut short one-half.
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|: NOW Is YOUR TIME TO SECURE A
bottle, dozen or gross Of the celebrated PALMErT0
HAIR RENEWER This prspsrat on will in All
CASES restore gray faded hair color ofyouth
and in most cases make hair grow on bald heads.
Try bottle. DowE NOISE
+ Z = Wholesale Agents for Charleston.
Auguzta y tnthse
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aFWHAT Is THE MATTER WITH YOU ?
This is the familiar question put to every invalid.
In many cases the answer is, "I don't move1actly,
but don't feel WE'LL" Look at the counteaance Of
the man or woman who makes this reply, and you
will generally find that the eyes are dull and lustre-
less the complexion sallow, the cheeks haccd' and
the whole expression Of the face detected 1nterro-
gate the invalid more closely, and you will discover
that constipation, the result Of dsordered stomach
and torpid Hyer is at the bottom Of the mischief
.1That's what's the mstter." Whoever has expe-
rienced the effects Of ofTahRANT's EFFERvEsoENT
aFLTZER APERIENT in such cases, need MOTTO be
told to recommend it as remedy. '~' 80.
TARRANT CO., Wholesale Druggists, No. 27s
Greenwich and No. loo Warren streets, New York,
Sole Proprietors.
Sold by all Druggists. Smos % July
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J. lC..TUEsDAY MORNING. AUGUST 4, 1853
THE CAMPAIGN.

THE RESULT IN NovEMBER-A WESTERN Es.
THdATB. q
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From THE STATE CAPITAL.

ESPECIAL TE1EaRAAs 10 THE D1MY Nrws.I
.fir ,-tt TsEclFs g.. = :. -.
THE ELEcToSs- DILL RELIEF BI1L-RIE-
= DucNe, THE, BosDs-wARPER MAKES soME
- HOME eTHRusTs-MoBE -ABoyE THE.,Row OF
Z SATURDAY.. ssI 1iys ega So Il cl' ITCH
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81 CURE WARRANTEDl-CORNs, BUN
IONS, etc., removed without pain, by
Mons. BERGER,
No. 214 King, near Mafket-sreet.
Auoust4 tut
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ADEr1Na PArT1-HER MARRIAGE CONTRACT
OF HEB FoRTuNE.-A Paris corre-
spondent of the New York Times writes as fol-
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NEW Y0RK-SteaInship George Warrington
$50 bales cotton 80 bbs oil 900 oicake meal so ties lard
2ls hbs -four 25s pkgs bone black Ct bdls hides IS
pkgE lndBe
NEW Notwithstanding General GRANTEES
bales cotton p bales woods bales hides 1913 SKIS oats
600 bbs enr l57 bbls meal II hhds tobacco $50 SKIS
cotton seed 80 pkRB mdse
GALYEST0NT--Steams Agnes-65O bbls flour
100 bxs starch 800 empty bbls % bags coffee 10 pigs
mdse
Observation-Disclosures Lizzie-l6s bbls flour 10
SKIS salt 43 bbs pork cks bacon $40 SKIS corn and
sundries
LIvsRPooL-Ship coronet- -2sl7 bales cotton 40
ST LOUIS--eteamer Lady Gay-l500 bars railroad
iron 500 bxs tin plate IL tcs aoua ASH
M0BILE-steamer Luoretia-l hid sugar 200
HAY AN -SehOOner Billy Butts-ioOo bbls -four
156 COZ feet humber
500 bbs potatoes 200 bbls onions so tcs hams l40 pc
timber
bbls tour u bbls ueei 200 bbls oil 60 $50 slaves
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PROPOSALS Fon STOVES.

OFFICE CHIEF QUARrERMAsTER,
department of Louisiana, !
New Orleans La, September rs, lF6s.
SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
. will be received at this Office until two p M
SATURDAY, the third day OF October 1865. Tor
the delivery in this city of
&c STOVES for wood
et0 fset of STOVEPIPE.
81 ELBOWS.
20 FIRE SHOVELS,
% SHEETS OF ZINC.
Particulars can be learned on application at this
Office.
The usual rules CT the Department govern in this
advertisement
The United States reserves the right to reject any
or all bids
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Stoves,
etc, and addressed to the nj der signed.
By command of Brevet Major Osue Il ffsi, .seau,
CHARLES II. TON PKINS
Brevet Brigadier General and A. & NJ
se2s5t Department OF Lou -iana
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE CHrEE coArMts'Y OF SUBSISTENCE, u,s.A., }
Department Of Louisiana.
New Orleans. La, September ls 1853
yFALFD PROPOSALS ARE INVITED Till,
y the TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF SEPTEM-
BIER 1853 for furnishing the United States Sub
sistence Department with the following Stores,
For 40 900 rounds OF White NAVY BEANS, of the
Tor . zoo pounds Of SPLIT PEAS. of the growth
of 1853
mot runl go -.
100 barrels of FLOUR, equal to the Government
standard, Eaeh barrel Of Flour. purchased Will be
required TO weigh le6 pounds and all Flour abs raet
ed at previous inspections Or missing from the bar
rels from other causes viii be required to be made
up By the contractor. ErIiti NI..
The above articles to Be Of the very best quality
and put up in superior packages and 70 be delivered
at the Anchor Press this city within twenty days
after the opening ii the bids,
No bids will b received from parties who have
failed to- comply With their engagements with any
branch Of the GQYrfnn1ont
Proposals 70 b sdaresssd to the undersigned and
marked -Fsopossl* RFoKurH
sells q .ltal. Gen. and G. s., y. B. A.
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE CHIEF QUARIERNAsTER
Department Louisiana :
New Orleans. September rs 1853. !
SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
DAY. the fifth day of October. 1865 for furnishing
this Department
1900 best quality building BRICKS.
g. 900 Cypress SHINGLES, IS inches
81, 80 feet Yellow Pine LUMBkR
Specifications of Lumber can be seen at this
Office
Delivery required on Levee at foot of Caliope
street.
The usual rules Of the Department govern in this
advertisements.
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals" and ad.
dressed to the undersigned.
By command Of Brevet Major General Rousseau
CHAS. H. TUMPKINS.
Breyet Brig. Gen. and q, O. M
SEES Ct Department of Louisiana
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POLITICAL NOTICES,

Tenth Ward Republieans.-At the regular
meeting of the Tenth Ward Radical Republican
Club, Friday, the twenty fitch Instant the following
resolutions were introduced by DR.. D. Mackay and
unanimously adopted: h' 4N
WHEREAS, resolution, introduced by Senator
,ature, proposing to amend the state Constitution
py striking out that part of the ninety article
tnereof which requires those who aided and abetted
the ate rebelOu prior 10 being eligible as eegtors
70 ME aeeTthoate setting forth that said rebellion
was morally aud politically wrong, and that they re-
gret any aid a1d comfort they may have given the
Whereas. It's the conviction of this Club that the
least to be required OF those who in their raorous
enorts to destroy the nation. imbued their hands
with the patriot blood of hundreds of thousands of
the countrymen, is that they by expressing regret
Tor the guilty past wash those CORY hands, ere they
demand the highest prerogRtive of an American citi
zen-to cast ballot; therefore,
Resolved, That we. the Republicans of the Tenth
ward look with the utmost adherence upon the
action OF those Senators who, in the face of the vim
dictlve and unrepentant indications of TIE hour
would thus tamper with the Constitution, our
palladium OF safety and freedom.
Resolved. That we tender sincere thanks to
senators Campbell, Lewis, PoiudexteF and Pollard
tor their able efforts 10 preserve intact our Const
tuition.
After making nominations for the coming State
Convention, according to resolutions of previous
meetings. the Club adjourned to meet for the cleo.
ton of the same on MONDAY, the twenty eighth
instant, at 7;3) p. n.
W. GRAY, President.
VIM w JACKSON Secretarv se2e
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4elv @rlsails 8gpnblifals.
IFFlclAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
FFiclAL JOURNAL Of The STATE OF LOUISIANA,
|, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE FRENCH MARKET HomorpE.-The
testimony before the Coroner Saturday
evening was as follows:
Madame Rose. Nicaud-Y Yesterday morn
ing early Mr.. G1erin Was taking coffee
with me. He came back the second time.
While taking coffee Mr.. Edeuard passed by,
and Mr. Guerin then called Mr.. Edouard
as If be was calling friend. l heard Mr..
Guerin say to Edouard, "Tell me the
truth" The words were spoken in
French--at the same time they both
seemed to be excited. then heard Mr.
Guerin say to Edouald "Go saway.
do not want to have anything to do with
YOU" Then Mr.. Edouard passed toward
81 Philip street, and l told him not to pay
any attention to what Mr.. Guerin said TO
him, because lie was deranged; | meant
i intoxicated. After telling Mr.. Edouard SO
. he went away, and so did Mr.. Guerin.
After a while Mr.. Guerin came back and
4 said to me, al am going to take the cars
! and go home to wash and rest myselg2
and on starting he saw Mr.. Edouard, the
deceased, with police officer and another
gentleman coming toward him. .4fl
Officer Gustave @. Marigny Yesterday
ahout half-past six o'clock l started from
4 the head of the Beef Market In the Veg
cable Market, right behind Mr.. Felix's
4 table, close to Ursulines street, as l was
going to give my servant the marketing,
Officer Young came to me and asked me if
y / had some shrimps to give him. told
4 him yes. At the same moment Mr.. Edou-
4 ard came up to bim aud told him he wanted
him to come to him. He started with
4 Edouard. About five minutes after he had
karted with him heard shot. | ran as
hr as Roses table. saw Young along
} side of a table as white as sheet; he
could not speak. l asked him what was
the matter. He told me it was only shot
in the air. Alter that Nine. Simon told
line to look out; to pass the other way; /
would see Guerin. When / ar
rived at st. Philip street / did not
lice G1erin. then went to the levee, and
Ibid not see him either. After the shoot
ling went to the stand of Edouard; lit
lie boy told me to run to the Vegetable
Market; he had fallen by kingdoms stand;
III and 0hcer Trepagnier went there;
saw the man lying by Langdons stand; he
ould not speak; / did not see Officer
oung after that; came to the station and
Exported the facts to the clerk and sergeant;
took Mr.. Espinola with me to examine
he man; he told me she best thing to do
Was to get carriage aRd send him home;
30 did; Mr.. Espinola told me to disperse
the crowd; and officer Trepagnier did
30.
The jury, upon the evidence furnished,
gave as finding that the deceased, Ed
Guard Fores, had come to his death by
,pistol-shot wound inflicted by one Arthur
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MAYoRAITY or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, September IL, 1868.

MAYoRAITY or NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, September IL, 1865.
No. lOl3-New Series.
AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the Issue of Civ
Same.
SECTION l. Be it ordained BY the Common oounciI
of the city of new Orleans, That the Mayor Con
troer, treasurer and OhAirmen ofthe Finance Com
mittees Of the Common Council be and they are
Orleans, under the act of the General Assembly en-
Titled An act 70 enable the city Of New Orleans 70
ties, approved September s. 1888 to the amount of
1s nsns no. mere man hye years
centum per annum, payable in semi-annua cou
SEC. 2 Be it further ordained. etc. That the said
Mayor, Controller and Treasurer, ana Chairmep of
the Finance Committees OF the Common Council be
and they are hereby Authorized and empowered Ia
sell at not less than par the bonds provided Tor in
eeeds to the payment Of the oatinS ~ ny pIo
of the city in the following order, TO wit;
First-Ths payrolls and warrants for the payment
OF all salaries ana wages due to all the city employees
the police. the public schools and the monthly in
stalmepts OF the appropriations due the various
seeond-The judgments againtt the city. with costs
on same, as may PC desagnated by the Finance Com
ThiEd-rhe Controllers warrants on the Treas
next those dated in August, next those dated IN
July, June; May, and SO on 10 the oldest date.
SEC 3. Be II further ordained That one-fourth of
the real and personal property, mot exempted by
Be- and the same Sereb1 se sS q a5 Nsn osssn
De used solely for the payment Of the interest," COUP
ons, and the hnal redemption of the bonds to bs
issued by virtue of this ordinance; and that said
proportion OF the annual tax shall be deposited daily
as collected. in bank in the city of New Orleans
as may be designated by the Mayor. Controller
Treasurer and Chairman OF tina Finance
Committees.
SEC. 4. Be it further ordained, etc, That the
bonds TO be issued under the provisions Of this ordi
nance, be and the same are hereby exempted from
all taxation by the city.
SEC 5. Be i further ordained. etc, That all ordi-
nances or resolutions conflicting with this ordnance
be- and the same are hereby repealed and shst this
sage =
Signed ALFRED KEARNY.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
&igned) THOMAS MARKEY.
President Board Aldermen.
Approved September ~ lssa
iSgnedj JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor
A true CODY:
JoHs VI ovKRALr. Secretary. sels lot
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS. FOR SHINGLES.

OFFICE CHEF QUARrERMAsrFR.
Departments OF louisiana
New Orleans, La. September Is, 1888
CEALED PROPOSALS. ARE INVITED AND
- VIII b reoaived at this office until p. NJ
sATUkDAf, the third day Of October, 1865, for
the deliver a thie city, at the New Basin, Of
slVo0 W t'k4s5 SHINGLES, Is inches long.
Inc Usual selea ofsthe Department govern In this
The uslted sttea reserves the right to reject any
By command Of hEeeak Major General Rousseau.
-. -. .lHAS. h TOMPKIN6,
Breyet Brigaefaz 6snerai and A. @, n
sezsbt Department. Of LOUISIANA.
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THE STAR OF EN-.
PRE- TAKES ITS WAY.


THE IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD ASScOIA.-
TIoN OF CALIFORNIA.
Incorporated under the laws of the State Novena.
Der 5Oth, 1857, for the purpose of
PROVIDING HOMES FOR ITS MEMBKRSs
and thereby induce immigration.
Oaptal Oo0Do0
Divided into 100000 shares st IS each, payable n
UNITED STATES CURRENCY.
Certificates of Stock issued to subscribers imnedI
ately upon receipt of the money.
No PERSON ALLOWED TO HOLD MORE THAN FIVE
SHARES.
A Circular, containing full description Of TIE
property to be distributed among the SHAREHOLDERS,
will be sent to any address upon receipt Of stamps 70
cover return postage.
Information as to price Of land in any portion Of
the State, upon any other subject of interest to-
parties proposing to mmisrats, cheerfully furnish.
ed upon receipt of stamps for postage.
All letters should be addressed
SECRETARY IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD As
ISOLATION. POstofHee Box Nc. s.. San Frano,soo.
California au2T An
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RRnHIpTa nP pRnnnnB.

EATCHEz Steamer wild wagOner--ass bales
sHREvEPoRT-stesmes Richmona-sss bales
BAYOU sARA-stsamsi Grey EAgIe-2O5 bales
cotton 6hhds sugar
OUACHITA OIfY-SteamerT ahlscuah-7 bales
ST TOUTS-steAmer Bee and hafe1s--s7us axis oats
70 hhds tobacco 1884, bhls flour so ht-do
slMMsRoHT-steamer kankaheq--2s bales
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOtIee-The Office of the Board of Registration
is at Room No. !. City Hall where all commu MICA
tons should be addressed lis particularly request
ed that writer's from the country parishes will state
their postofiee address.
WILLIAM BAKER,
sells Chairman Board Of Registration.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-28
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Morgan-u bales bottom 81 $50 in spe,le II hides x
cases beef II bags wool 4 bbls Ia log
MOBILE -Steamer Louise-ll5 bales cotton
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