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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-09
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-09

Gov. BULLOCK, of Massachu-
SETS. ia bis message :!s 10 .,fss
Legislature, Last week, express; !;
ed'himself openly and emphat.
ically Tor GRANT for President.
The indicstiess.. ase,shat Sea.
GRANT will be nominated by
scclamation at Chicago in
May. . The sniyesnakst $sit5aa
for Vice President. 4.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-09

Gold ssd Silver Hunting Cases for Cent?;
Ehamtlet 90. Tor Ladies', tossshsr with
Cnsiua oi eve,y nattei and style.
Bets OF Jewslry 10 eve. J variety; Sleeve
Buttons, Thimbles; Locksss; Crosss,;
Ring. Of'vsFy kind; Bracslss'i G'ld Pens.
90, &c.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-09

room.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

FURNITURE, FURSITURE.-There are many who,
whenever necessitated "a purchase furniture, are
always disposed to selec, such articles as they In
iudiciously imagine to ,be commensurate with
their limited means, apparently oblivious of the
fact that a good piece III workmanship is ult.
mateIv far less expensise and one from which
more satisfaction is to beiierved in every respect
We were induced to thefs remarks from q recent
visit 10 the extensive Establishment of Messrs
Meyer Kottwitz Co., NJ. AZ Royal street, the rare
beautv of whose stock durability of material and
Internationally low pieces need only TO be in
spected and inquired into to be fully appreciated.
There are but few dealets in our city whose as
sortment possesses more actual completeness In
every uarticuar. or is bitter adapted for city or
oountrv patropare-for .iot only has the utmost
precaution been bestowed upon the purchase of
everv article but each ,,iece upon its arrival Is
carefully examined, andsif defaced In the remot
eat degree. ia Immediately transferred to the job
,dans,tment where skilhil mechanics restore 1t to
original posh ere it is presented for sale, thereby
obviatiDg all unplessanlness ana oissa''sisouon
which equently arise Prom shipping packsses
i,,s, az tbev ara received from first sources. We
,ha,.,ore enioin IN all who contemplate obtaining
env ARTICLES in this line 10 pay visit to these en-
,ornr;s;no and courteoIts gentlemen, feeling as
sured that they have orSy to look tnrousn 'nen
magnificent establishmqbt TO release tner PURSE
strings and crafty Themselves. a sra<ssEr
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

BILLIARDs-The Dion, Foster Match.-The long
talked of billiard match between Joseph Dion, of
Montreal, ex-chaDpon of America, and Melvin
Foster, of New York, has assumed tangible
shape and an early contest is TO decide the rela-
tive merits Of these two artists. Mr.. Foster and
the representative of Mr.. Dion met on Tuesday
evening and arranged the preliminsries OF the
match, which embraces two games, as follows:
The first game will be the regular three. ball
French csrom, 300 points up, to be plsyedsnreH
York city the 18th inst the second, the American
-four. bali game, push shots barred 1900 Po'n,s up;
to be played in Montreal, both gs",ss 20 ue payea
within sixty Gays, on thSen i the match rssat IN
RE. snorbsr Ssane to be played the style to be
de cisSs 6y toss. The chances Of success would
seem to be in favor of Foster, from the fact that
in long series of games with Mons. Rudolphe,
who Is conceded to be at the head Of European
billiard artists, Foster successfully defeated him
at bis own game, tFrencb.) and ct the four-bsIl.
push. barred American game, while Rudolphe as
easily conquered the Canadian champion st the
same games. The coming match, therefore. ex-
cites general interest, and viii undoubtedly be
witnessed by q larger number OF persons than
ever attended a similar display. .ai 'n
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

ouced In Massachusetts, by which sand is ground
as me as -four. 1t is put up in barrels, and sells
ior $50 per barrel and is used extensively in the
manufacture of porcelain-linei kettles. 1t re-
sembles -four in lis pulverized state
During the first nine months of this year the to-
tai exports of cotton cloth from England was
z'iSs,5sl. 2eS yards. an amount larger by one
hundred and fifty million yards than in the same
time last year, which was then the most favorable
year ever known
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

CHICAGO, November as, 1851 July last .
New York jewelsr, named 8. H. demain, intrust-
ed comparative strapger 70 him. named Issdore
cell on Communications. From thai day nothing vas
beard Of Esler sntH Monday last. man calling
himeef Henry WonderIi. whose description pre-
cisely answered that of the defaulter Eisler, was
seen on the Sta eet In this city by policeman, and
York.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

The establishment of Messrs. Feiber & Gonsen-
helm, No. leo Canal street, under the Mansion
House, still continues to exercise magnetic inau-
ence upon the ladies, who not only seem to con.
slider their stock as one of the most fashionable in
the city, but also Offering great inducements in re-
spect TO prices. ...s
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

Forthe relief OF merchants atSt. Louis, who
make representations that they have difficulty N
the secretary has authorized the assistant trsss-
urer Of the United States, at ST.. Louis y sell.
until further orders, not exceeding s25 000f gold
per week to importers for the payment Of Gus
tom duties. CT ll-H Coz - - y cd
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

BUCK's BRILLIANT SrovE.-The attention Of
our readers is directed to the advertisement In an
other column Of Mr.. H. Halter 40 Camp and 1888
Tcboupitoulas streets. who is the agent Of this
justly celebrated stove. As an evidence OF the
intrinsic value of this stove there are now in con
slant use three hundred and fifty thousand. and
the belief rested In the minds of the awarding
committee when they gave the first premium to it
at our late State Fair. See advertisement and
give Mr.. Halter call before purchasing.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

GREAT EXCITEMENT AT THE ST. CHARLES Ho
rBL.-Ihe great influx Of strangers to our city
makes the old rotunda Of the st. Charles the Gen.
ter of attraction, and reminds US of the days of
" aud lang syne," and brings back the many joys
we've tasted when our people we're happy. pros
porous and contented. We are truly glad to see
this, and it is we think, the hsrbinger Of return
of the prosperity known and felt among us in times
past. In connection with this we would remind
our visitors that under the st. Charles Messrs.
Pagan & Zebsl have one of the most complete
sssortments of fashionable clothing and gentle
mems furnishing goods in the city, selected with
an eye to the taste and style of our people. They
have also beautiful selection of fancy articles,
embracing everything necessary to the completion
of q eentleman's toilet. Give them call, and
examine their stock before purchasing.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

Fresh ARRIVALS Ar GUEBLE NIPPERrs.-
A This ia the time for s:the ladies' to make their
.n,ohos.s of Cbristmsssand New Years gifts, we
viii make mention of ths, fact that Messrs Gueble
4 Nippert, 1877 Canal street are just in receipt OF
an immense stock of novelties fresh from Euro
mean factories, comprising o rare and select as
sortmeni of jewelry, cleaks, tronseaux' wors.ea
Goods. ladies' furnishing, goods, kid gloves, and
variety Of articles the s, sS 2, 1 TSsr prices
in accordance with the tines ana tnOse s''uus
this establishment viii aSwsys meet win 'ne nus
courteous attention Glse them an cary can :.
else you may nOs have the pleasure Oh nas ~,
vour selections before ,pe prettes are pretty wen
chilled over. u -l--ri
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

80 Ouite, A large and Respectable
ih. IN. 81 Frank Ri;hards'Sfriends assembled
aelesauo evening x the opening Of his hand
last SAUL. sa,oou. no. $40 Mssssine street.
some oilna,.e va. one E,ng to be remembered, for
The occa'ea nth h., characteristics hospitality
PRANK p'es'. ~. cons,nts of flowing bows with
no parsimouious hand. ,.,on,0.,ea =.
This cosy little retrejt be mas ms~ snsses. ~.
Iceberg, and, although the n' regions Of Alaska.
pleasant IDEAS - ,I,,er;oi irrespective of the fas'
still its auIlDs ~ sloIsrated and quaint looking
hotties is fully capable OF oiVess's ..,urs NAV be
Chilly sensibilities waion you, .sn;sl smile and
prone 70. o o,.nsnse 'of Frank. and Il on youI
pleasant oss c,ld winters night you may
way homewa.o - 'ss,slb the inner man, tits only
necessary, when opp's,'e sss hich appears like
the besuulu, the Of the weary
pilQrim. -l% a-.a
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

- msrcbsuts bousekeepers ana ae ..".s
Country ms, GA !, Ito their advantage to attend
in general will nno =, II o'clock A. M. by
auction sale to-morr!~ q, Charles and Perdido
Oh.., T. Nash '''1' 81 '''
streets.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

Do TEIL.-Why is Phslon's Flor de Mayo, the
new perfume for the handkerchief, like an errand
boyy Because 1t is scent everywhere. Sold BY ell
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

Six hundred cases boots, shoes aud brog ans for
sale ct auction Monday, November Both, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. See advertisement Of Messrs. Louis
Stern Bros li. .rrHIl ri
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

The popular dentifrice ksown a. Sozodont
besides being q very pleasant addition to the
toilet. contains ingredients that, If used according
TO the directions. will prove of the greatest utility
to the health of the mouth and teeth.-tFrom G.
F. J. Colburn, Doctor Of Dental Surgery,
Newark, NJ.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

-~@-SWeet.
BY RENrsHAw.
A gentle maiden pure OF guile.
Her chiefest pow'r that she was weak.
girl with lilies on her cheek.
And violets in her virgin smile.
No way of use except more fair
Te make our life, and lift on bfpb
The soul in carols up the sky.
Like lsrk'songs to the morning air.
No other strength with beauty blent
She lived. and breathed. and blossomed an
As though you saw flower prow
Nor ever asked why it was sent.
And as the flower doth feel the sun.
Unfolding to his fervid rays
Its perfumed bosom when the davs
Had circied rounds of sweetness run.
And twice nine summers come and oons
Had ripened radiance in her ewes
And maiden wisdom made her wise.
She saw, and seeing loved her sun.
Nov. Is, 1868.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29


charter of the city of New Orleans, contained In
the act of 1856: and this involves the inuniry
whether the metropolitan police system, inaugu.
rated by act No. "a, is compulsory on each and
every part Of the district therein designated as
the " metropolitan district" ..Hr'
After careful study Of the different sections Of
the act have arrived at the conclusion that the
police Of Us SiH { Sel .1pe1sedsd SS the nee
tropolitsn police unless the city consent and an.
thorize the supersedure. / shall proceed to give
the reasons which have forced upon my mind shfs
Interpretation.
And first it must be plain to any one that the
metropolitan act was passed 10 great hurry. or
u the work OF men inexperienced IN the science
Of lsw.mskng; and the best evidence can give
OF that lie that section rs repeats section 10, and
section 40 repeats section IT; and II Is ALTO OBJ
vious that parts of many fections are repeated In
others.
The first part of the act which touches the ques.
ton Of the appointment or distribution OF the
force called etropolitan police is TO be found IN
the 9th section. The distribution of the force. ]
according TO this section, is to be made only
among "thcse portions Of the metropolitan dis
trict which Contribute 70 the police fund.- and su-
thorize the appointment of patrolmen" There
are two coediiIous stated here In order to entitle
any portioD of the district to be divided in pre-
ciDcts. and have the officers and men are detailed
for duty therein 4. Thrust contribute to the po
lice fund. 2. II must authorize the appointment
of yaroipep. The words OF the 9th section quot
ed above evidently imply that some portions Of
the metropolitan district may not contribute to
the police fund.
Ifthe theory. Of defendants argument is cor
rect, thai this law imposes the metropolitan police
on each and every part OF the district, absolutely
and without their consent being necessary. how
can there be any portion of the district which
shall not contribute to the expense do not
take this as an isolated expression. contained To
a single section Of the act. The same idea IL con-
veyed in the 27th section, giving power to the
Board Of Police to make estimates Of the amount
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-19
Monetary and Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
SATURDAY EVENING, July I9 1868,

OFFIOE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
SATURDAY EVENING, July 10. 1868. 5
We have again to report the absence of
any material change in the money market
proper, The supply Of available capital is am
pie for the discount of all the strictly Al paper
offered, but as most of this description is
taken by the banks, the offerings of it out
side are limited. The street rates for notes
secured by collaterals are I,0ll and u v
cent v month, while mortgage paper rules
at l0@lI % cent annum for frst-class and
120l5 for second grade. The banks dis
count most Of the approved paper offered
by their customers, and are free lenders for
short periods on satisfactory collaterals.
Gold opened at l42l@I424 against l4SR at
New York; and after selling as high as 1884,
closed at l422@l4S The business included
$4,000 at l42l, $22, 600 ($2000 $1,000, $1,000
and SIS, OOOj at l4S, $500 and $4,000 at 1891.
Nothing was reported in silver, excepting
small amount in American half-doliars,
($500) at 1864 and small sum of Mexican
dollars at l46s. We quote 1856 0l362 for the
former and l{65 a l47 for the latter.
The movement in foreign exchange was
limited but owing TO the advance in gold at
New York rates underwent a still further
Improvement. The sales of sterling included
$500 bank at 1854; $1,000 at 1885; $1,000 at
1888, and f400 at the advanced rate of 100.
In francs 40, 600 Al commercial, and 81, 600
private bankers sold at 3.57l, and 40, 900
BAlAA " OsOO4a Acbb5IuAys uOt mGHJlOlGQ
in our previous report, Is, 900 and 1000 Al
commercial francs changed hands at 3.623,
and 5000 at 3 go. Sterling may be quoted
at I5T0157a for AL clear, and l594016s2 for
bank; and francs at 3.58l@3.573 for the
former, and 5. 564@3.55 for the latter.
The offerings of domestic exchange con-
tinue very light, and rates were sitter but
not quotably higher. The banks checked on
New York at 81 cent premium, ct which they
met with a light counter demand. The
sales of commercial included 500, 900 New
York lsight $4,000, 81, 900, $4,000, SIS, 900
and $40 600, ct ! ID cent premium; 81, 900
at l, aud a small amount of FIVE daye sight
at par We note also a sale of 'S48, 600
private bankers sight on New York, at
| } premium.
The only sales Of stocks within our no
tice are 80 shares Pontchartrain railroad,
terms not mentioned, and 60 shares $50 and
~, fCitzens' Bank at Sl4l,75 the latter
showing q marked advance Levee State
bonds were higher; rs bonds changed hands
ct S.
City treasury notes were O shade easier.
5000 sold at 983 3 cent discount; $4,000 at
SEA; and SIS, 900 $4,000, $1,000, $4,000.
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $40, 900, and $40, 0O0) AZ
80. The dealers bought the small sums
offered across their counters at 391z0 dis
count, and supplied the current demand
from Taxpayers at 980s9. A sale Of 81, 900
STA notes Was made at 3ft discount an
advance Of fully 9 y cent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-19
ERIE RAILWAY,

GREAT BROAD GAUGE DOUBLE tn
cities. -''" NAt
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Buffalo TO New York, ...,,.,,,..... l1s j.
Salamanca TO New York. an )
All trains run directly through to New Yo4l
miles without change Of coaches.
From and after April %, 1861, trains will
in connection with all western lines az follow.
FROM DuhKIRK AND SAIAAANcA-By New
time from Union Depots:
Except sundays. Stops at Salamanca 10 A. N
connects at HorneIlsvifle and Corning with ths
a: Express Mail from Buffalo, and arrives in
ass P. N. LIaHrETHo EXPRESS, from salar,
oAaly CeLoept bundays,. Stops At HornellsVilleE
A. %. D4y cypress n, supper interesting
the ~ I. IN: train from Buffalo, and arrives Il
4:i5 P. M NEW York NreHr EXPIRES, from
NJ, olean rs P. H., (supperj, TnTner's s:ss n
ebreadast), and arrives in New York at p 30 ri
connecting with afternoon trains and steamsnl
Boston and New England cities.
Gas A. M. NEw YORK DAY e Ex SsS1: Csu.
issp, Susqushanna All P. N. (diunsrJ, TurneSr,I
n supperl, and arrives in New York al
"a. CONNECTS 81 Great Bend with DelaVI
LackaWannA and Western Railroad, and at M
City with Midnight Express Train Of New IN
Railroad for PhiladslphiA. Baltimore. and "
800 A. M EXPRESS MAIL, Wis Avon and Hon
vilie daily, except SundsysO. Arrives in New Il
ct 100 A. A. Connects at Elmira with Nor3
central Railroad for Harrisburg. Philadelphia
timorel Washington, and points south.
2:O +, M LIGHTNING EXPREgs, (Suudsp
ceptedl, stops at Hornellsyille 6:25 p NJ sur
and arrives in New York ct 100 A. M. Oonns4
Jersey City with Morning Express Train fof +
jersey Railroad for Baltimore and WashinRtos1
at New York with Morning Express Train for r.
and New England cities.
$40 ? n. NEW YoRK NIGHT EXPRESS \
stops At Portage 1855 P. N. lsupl. interesectia
Hornelsville with the l:l5 p. 81. train from
kirk. and arrives in New YorK at 1885 p M
ll:1O r. M. OINCTEHATI EXPRESS daily CSu,
sIceptedg stops at Susquehanns T:22 a. hi r.
Iurners l;lg Z. M dim, and arrives in New "a
s'S N; connects at Elmira with Northern
tral Railway for Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
more, Washington, and points south, at Great
With Delaware, LaekAWaunA and Western!Rsil
for scranton, Trenton, and Philadelphia, and al
aosk WITH AFTERNOON trains and steamers for b
and New England oitiea.
Only one train east on Sunday, leaving BuYsI
6;lU Z. M, and reaching New York at 1870 p m
Boston and New England passenRers with 4
3ARgage, are transferred FREE OF CHARGE in
To pleasure travellers the line Of the Fria Ran
presents many objects of interest, passing thra
the beautiful valleys of the OhemunR BuBdueh
Delaware, and RamApo rivers, an evsr-ehapl
panorama OF natures beauties commands atteus
coaches IN the world accompany al ight train
Baggage checked through and 70 Always a,
as b. any other route. @
Ask for tickets via Erie Railway, which can b,
southwest. WV
h. RIDDLE, WIN r BARP
Gen1Superintendent Genl Pass, AZ,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-19
RBnRTPTs nF PRnnnrE.

sHREvHPoRT-Steamsr Cadde-ls bales cotton
20 Speake Buckner-1i do to jas Williams som
dol " Burbridse aeo-3 DO to Jno Chahe 4 Bro
do Ober AtWater &co--3 bales wool to Speske
Buokner--S do L II GardneT--l DO l sk do 20 hides 8
baiss hides Alex Mouton- $50 hidos bbl wax bag
WOOL to i Mann 3co-2 hhds rags dc iron " bbli
do do copper 70 Geo lsyfas--s10 head cattle and
anudries to 0rder-TotEl, 30 bales cotton
TE-A-LA-HAOhE- Steiner Hnnter---47
ssls rice n Barross--31 DO A % Salyaut-z5 A Socoa
II do X Du7Fe-a DO Fiuaud s Feilon-5 do Felix Ro-
Fas--il lka rotstoea and gundrieg 70 order
MISUNDERSTANDING Mid Waeon6r-e8 bbls
potatoes b - fluit to j Pinokney 1mith-si bales
cotton B 4eenan 6c0-i % j bala wool b Labus-
quere-9l skl cotton coed = Groebel &co--4o DO 10
= Aldige-z d $ har9-l ,ex fruit q hbis % 70 q
i 81 40 hides a n hickman &oo---Ss BIS fruit 70
order-i3 do B bbli Do Gafhrni Petroyien-li do 10
~ DO B y tiiefs-a % a a ferle COOS DO 20 Ma
e1sea 70 de = ramon s9a-z e6ls de Hepl1ns-
btl fruit j DhFi1--t Dkl do a Huslis-3 90 To- j X
foafinan.-s plkks DO col hinsaEa1n43 hailsmogs
as ra11 as 1asf atodf 6to d iIito &coi hdI hides
b1s iialf Jsrty Meyer--i 9el, enioag 9 y i.ysas a
j sale ~ - IL fiir5oh-l DO bag rars ~ Ifala-l2
hdf hIdas bag 3 WOOL * wa4 Mtihareil dcq-l bli
lruIt " Gran tfa -hali bbl do n 0umb.6-l hr 90
Blanohatd 4 Guits-l do J. LaeassaGne--l DO " lsa-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-19
U. S. MARsHAL,S MONITIoNs


Maxwell aud Others vs.. Steamboat B, l.,
Hodge No. 2, Her Tackle, Apparel, Etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i for the District of Louisiana, No 9l6l.-In ODE.
dienoe to admiralty warrant to me directed
in the above entitled suit have seized and taken
The Steamboat B. L. HODGE No. ?, her Tackle.
Apparel etc, now libeled by Maxwell and others for
the causes set forth In the libel now pending IN the
District Court of the United States.
And J. do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
terest in TO the same, 70 be and appear at Dis
trict Court Of the United States for the District
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof TO show cause, if any they have or can, why
be sold sgreeably TO the prayer OF hbelants.
United States Marshals Once, New Orleans
seventeenth day Of July, 1868.
No. eSs- jyls % % aui