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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-07

Being persuaded that it is tho interest Of our
own county and Of its producers 10 send its
surplus products directly 10 market, instead OF
to Columbus or elsewhere ~ be shipped for
us, giving to other cities and individuals the
profit arising from our labor, purpose gath.
ering at least share Of everything the farmer
produces and inan consumes, atthe
RISING CORNER BASEMENT,
under BINNINGER's Jewelry Store, Main
Street, Lancaster, where intend TO retail ev-
erythng usually keptin n ffrst-class Provision
Store, bringing fresh butter and eggs from
thecountrya at least twice aweek. Also, FEED
FOR STOCK.
Now, / do expect, being Hrst to establish a
regular shipping trade IL produce from our
county TO the East, that may receive the en-
oouragement tn at will ensure succ. ss.
GEORGE W. CRUlT.
April 0, lsCs-ew
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-07
NEW ADVERT H7ISEM EN- rs
ANDREW BAUMAN,

INXCELSIOH EFiESUMENT It
n Saloon. Groceries, Confectionery, Bread,
Cakes, &c. Meals aud Seasonable Refresh
mtnts at all times, Main st., samuel Becry's
old stand. ICE CREAM and Oyster Saloon
up Stairs. mnv7, ISGS--ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-07
j. B. McNEILL, Agent,

ASSETS.
Value u Real Estate owned by
Company. y.,........................... S93T,bsO IL
Amount OF Loans on Mortgages. l4,7O0,l li6 70
Amount Of honds, Stocks and 9TH
er rSecurities owned by the Com.
pany 5,3G7, ,22l 90
Amount OF Cash and Cash ITEMS. 907, ,lsG "A
Amount Of Interest, Premiums
and all other property belonging
to the Company. ,aS3,6G0 10
Net amount Of all assets....,-."... 23i090,O5I 0T
LIABILITIES.
Net amount Of unpaid losses and
claims against the Company...... 2I,3is ii
Net amount required 10 safely :e-
oblgations".......... lO,aO2. .sOl 10
Amount of Dividends and all 9th
er Liabilities except Capital
stock none repoltel
Total Liabilities 1O.620,2J0 "
INCOME.
Amount actually received during
tho year In Cash.".."~............ 9,'eO,4J5 %
EXPENDITURES.
year in 6ash...."...a...........,.., 4,oi2,50i Oa
MISCELLANEOUS.
Number Of Policies in force at end
OF the year....... ..,.,"...,..',.... NO. 4S,iOi
Net amount in force at end OF the
year IOftfOv w
No and amount Of Policies which
have ceased to be in force dur
ing the year from all causes,
No. 602T, Am't,......""...... .... lS,2lS,lo5 OC
AUDITOR or SrArE's 0TFIcE, INSURANCE. DE. |
PARrMsSr, CoLuMuus, o., Feb'y 20, 1868 !
His Hereby Certidei, That tho foregon Is I
correct abstract ofthe Statement Of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company Of New York, made 10
and fled IN this Office Tor the year 1867.
[sEALl Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. II, GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
Rx LANrs MILLIAMS, Chiel Clerk.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-07
DIR. A. Ill. MILLlGE.

CERMAN Physician, respectfully tenders
NJ his professional services to the public.
Office with Il. Mueller Co., Druggists, Rsings
new block.
Residence over the Drug Store. MAY Z. ly.
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Monetary and Commercial
MONETARY.
OFFIOE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
"WEDNESDAY EvENING. JnlY 70. 1865. !

OFFIOE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
WEDNESDAY EvEHINGs July 70, 1865
The money market partook of the general stagua
ton in business to day and nothing transpired to
indicate any change; but street rates, although to
some extent nominal, may still be quoted at g
cent month for AL notes. secured by good collater
ais, and l 4 tor second-olass. Mortgage paper is
quoted at lO9l2 O cent 2 annum for Al and l2Sl5
paper making, and the offerings at the banks are
trih ng
and after limited business closed q AH49l44ia.
There vas very little offering and the only sales re-
5000 and S7OUO at l44; 5000 at I44l4 and $1,000 at
liAta Nothing Of any moment transplred IN silver
A small iot of American half dollars sold at 1854
and some few Mexican dollars at l47R. The former
are quoted at 1854 al36i, and the latter at l4E29
lis in currency, and g cent premium IN gold.
We noticed very little movement in foreign ex
change but with a scant supply and an improvement
in the New DIRK gold market suffer rates could no
doubt have been realized The only safes reported
were 600 bank sterling 800 and 500 at l6O $500 at
llO IN gold and 10000 Al francs at SORE Al ster.
t0 and Al commercial francs at 367!l private bank
ers at 25j, and back at 3.55@352la
The supplies ct domestic exchange we're extremely
light and the market continued firm at previous
rates The bGnAs checked on New Ork at J, z cent
premium. at which they met moderate counter de-
mand $4,000 bank sold at II6 The sales of com
mercia included 5000 Boston sight at $40 GOO
New for. ght at premium and $4,000 at {" :.
The only sales Of stocks reported were 700 shares
OpelOusN7 Railroad at 81, and 20 Mechanics and
Tractors Bank at $40 at which lsrEer count cOu
have been mad Slj 80 would have been paid for u
small mount OF e mel Bank
In Doudz we noticed sales of 10 State Layee at 81
anu - at 54s. Nc heard oi no inquiry ion any otu
City treasury notes we're quiet but firm at 39@99S
and 80 z cent dlrGouut lhe sales nG,uded 9la -JJ
SltO., S50UU nj 5000 at 80, and $4,000 at 49, The
demand Was hight but the otis iHgs equally limited.
Upon the wuOle the market appeared to be seAdler,
and eyIuCed better feeling. small amount tS2UO
sold yesterday at a. 10 Gays bu1er option was re
notes. bat holders asked advanced rates. and the
only sale within our ub-eryatiOn 81 UOJ At 80 dis
count but further purchases couli have been al
3J'l On Monday they sold at from 81 down to "a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30
THE PARISHES.

Tho OnaIOusas Journal saye.
The weather durinr the mast week has
been exceedingly sbowery. and couse-
oupntlv very unlavorable for curing and
housjng fodder.
IA vet we hear of no REPORTS of the cater
pillar, though much longer continuance
of wei weather will be sure to develop this
mwb dreaded nest. The planters in this
vicinity are generally trying the effect OF
fires lighted at night in Their fields with
! the purpose of destroying the butterfly,
| which is geeerally believed to be the parent
| Of the worm How far this expedient will
succeed remains TO be seen; many practical
! farmers believe in its efficacy. and are Try
| inc the pypprimeDt, Cotton crops no to
! tins time have done remarkably well and
the plant is not only loaded as heavily as
| If can bear with bolls. but continues to
flower and form to the very top OF the
stalk. We may remark that before the
| fifteenth of this month last wear many fields
were swarnjng with the Young caterpillar
which by this date had swept away every
! leaf and Young boil in many portions Of
| the parish.
Fruit is very abundant, though much
| damaged By the wet weather. Sweet no
| tatoes of good size are coming into market.
and are held at reasonable prices.
ulcnvuIe Parish
We corv mia lro,n the Pe5 B5,ss N.s,-s.
On tbs eleventh or JnIv tho D,.nptv
T,ni.ol Stotes Marshal ,Vas ordered IN nro-
! coed 10 The marsh of BipnvlIe IN arrest
The followind named nartias viz. HARDY
| Took IInnse Vlckar Franl T,oI, IT Il
| Shabsa C,aorga HAYES and Tohn HAYES
CHARGED with woundin,5 and assauIting with
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30

constitutional rules be suspended, and that
the bill be placed on its several readings
and hnal passage.
The yeas aud nays were called on the sus-
pension OF the constitutional rules, which
resulted as follows: :
Yeas: Abbott, Alexander, Antoine,
Ado phe, Belot, Brewster, Burrel, Collins,
Calhoun, Carr, Quincy, Devices, Dufresne,
emrcst, Dupart, Evans, Esnard, Fault
nrr, Guigoret Garstkamp, Gray, Guldry,
Hill, HOnOre, Harper, Hutchinson, HOl-
land, Isabelle, Lee Leroy, Lott, Landers,
Morris MOlere, Mahier McMillen, McVean,
Murrell, Mansion, MOrey, Moran, Pearce,
Page, Raymond, Reese, Rey, Sterrett, Taylor,
Tureaud, Walsh, Washington, Wren, vii!
son, Umphreys, Vim. c. Williams, H. VII
liams, Yorke. D. Young-5s
Nays: Bennett, Buckingham, BarDee, De
Grange, Eager, Kent, May, Noble. Pratt,
Pierce, Prescott, SlatOn Waters, Zoelly-l4,
The constitutional rules were suspended ,
Mr.. McMilen, of Carroll, moved that the
bill be placed on its first and second read
irgs, aud that the reading Of the bill IL
detail be dispensed with.
Carried.
Bill was read twice by its title.
Mr. MCMilen, OF Carroll, moved that the
| bill be considered cnEr0ssed and placed on
| it, third reading aud final passage, and on
| that motion demanded the previous cues
| ton.
Main question ordered.
The bin was read third time by It's title
and placed on Is final passage.
! Adopted, and ordered 10 BE sen TO tn.
! Senate for concurrence.
! Mr.. McMulno. Of Carroll, moved 80 20
! consider the vote las. taken or the tna
passage Of the bill.
! 3ir. Lee, OF So. Bernard, moved TO lay .h
notion to reconsider on .hc table.
Carried.
on motion of Mr.. Ice, o. st. Bernard, tn
| House adjourned until c3-m morrow .|eAf'
WILLIAM VIGERS
| th+af Geek House OF j pres aLatV-1.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30

River Intelligence.


OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLIuN
THUR BAY, July l-E
We yesterday lad various grades Of veal
From daylight until alout eleven o'clogG Ia
hung heavy over the city threatening rain, bat d
twelve o'clock the san came out aud the clouaI
appeared. Al Mt five clock another heavy d,
came up, and ram commenced falling ab0u,
O'Clock, TI'cn came down quite heavy for pert
half an hour.
Business on the levee was al complete staE5s
Very Rttle frel .Et was shipped on departing h
although nine ok their departure. Tue
Franks had a SINAI! amount ui freight for Red +
ON further than at an mad light trips.
IhCro have 'esn only two arrivals since 0ul j
The Cleoaa from 9ugchita rN er arrived yestgl
m rning Gnd departed at five O'Clock The Al
Brown, from lower &C asst, arrived at tOHr e oil
NJ, ana VIII cave TO day a. ~ a 81. TIE nj
5 epbens not get oil until last evening
- me founElnE we're the q partures yesterday
r. Arthur for st. Louis; Loui>vlle for lioulgl
Nld > tguner Tor NaiCheZ; Grey Eagle, Tor 3D.
Tor Red RIVER; j. G. BiaCr ford, for Wa hinET
Annie Wagiey. for WASHINGTON: Aloe, f8- IN
GuHsl: an } D Hinde, for Attskapas
The Omitted States transport la Morse had ~
mp lass even u~ 81 the foot OF Canal stree. tga
pu0po OF taking General Buchanan out Oh q
urf trip She vi ire,uTn tonight
The t.lr D. falling SLOWLY. having fell aN1E
inch during The last tWoutr.flur hours and Ht
eleven LesL c,gnJ inches below high water mars
ihe LiENe Gill VIII be IN port to-day ir0mI
LOUIS aqd leave on Saturday
The Qultmun wi ! be az the landing to.1iln.i
leave again on saturday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30
FOR YOU.

A thought thought f! for the rosy morn
That comes through the gates Of dew
But keep kinder happier thought
For twilight and for you.
word a word for the humming bird,
A tilt on the jessamine new
Will my lip let slip, but my heart will keep
Its sOftest words for you.
A song a song for the hooking bird
In answer to his so true!
But you know right well will always keep
My sweetest songs for you.
A kiss kiss for the sweet red rose,
And one for the violet blue
But standing here at tn garden gate
I'll keep back one for you.
A sigh sigh for the pale white rose
That the chilling night.wind slew
But answer you when the lilies say
am signing most for youi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30

The9 P, N. Train rom tho Lake VIII not 60
yond the Passenger Depot at the head Of El.
Fields street.
The H0rse.car will leave the city at A. MI
the Lake at 10 P. NJ, aad can not Tor the prescott
beg ond the Old Depot.
For the convenience Of Bathers and FisHilgi
tics, a Steam Train viii leave the New Dspai
O'Clock Sunday mornings An extra trip Wild
be run at O'Clock in the day.
All Trains are expected to reach the Passed
Depot on Eysian Fields street in about tgeH1I
minutes after having left the New Depot
The GomDanys rates OF Fare and OF Tolrsa
UNCHANGED.
Adults will be taken to the Lake and bad
THE SAME DAY for TWENTY-FIVE CENB
Children under twelve years of age will be chr
TEN CENTS.
Freight will be carried At the rate OF l. es-
dry barrel.
The full penalty of the law will be invoked ssE
all parties who may obstruct the track, or ng
tempt to hang on cars or car steps.
GEORGE PANDELY
yl6 General SUpeIntendsi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30

N - a. -''
SUGAR AND MuLAssaS-" hesFd Of no
IIahsIGll9hs q any luptIaH . 10 uay "a ~ ot
sugar i"llsiaha suEoI Is siil IglalHE az 10 80
!" &C. r. ~ l9E al w llliue' anu ~ y" ~ ~. ~ ftt
t-tHleu' arc DemtI4th 7GEtt al 70 10 a. &. 10
C4.a lu'a5slf 7N' I'D" anu ~ Is.'eI @t'l 7oO e
&Altt1Dr,.rs ,-p,,,, ,rrrg yvLsr ,;r,,,. .,,,-,,
ARkl vALN + h( I iiiE WIS -HlnGe qu To t,
NtN0I yesterday ultte A1No oceI nv arrivals iI9lA
iir, NisJ m 49,. -.. -.-r,t,. ,.l. a..
the only Trans cttons reported beng 700 onls choice
at 81 o. 70 ps 4uub'e e1tfa at IS 90 ana % com
U u a % ~ C. pol We quote n ~, nlHa,iy super
4o . S pS sg sfTa p s5oico ty aS e 5Ss
CORN mere vas yetg moderate drlnand 70 gay
ana "py 100 SaGh5 We're hnu' OF NplCH W. "ha 20
mixed ht sUs' auU Whlte m'Nel, ~ p y 10y "lLe
nike! ct 81 uai lCl WpLe at, - u5' ana lo1 veto"
H Heu from store ~ H7c oU7ut| q, r-.
"a lts tAl, h9t was Y ny, G14t lo.gtl, la
la.uuN moving @'u-tne" t .e go. .
ms ,r5 ..."s A''' l'.Na5 at ~ .'. 'F4 '"' o..
HAN-The supply Of good hay IN the land nE
eAhtusiea Ghtl g western rs IL. all'ub from ware
mouse &t 80 6 'yn. ..,-.,r .-..- -. -
POkh-lnsre was tonslaeTdO.g INQUIRY To-Day,
Whlc9 resu tea M Sa,en wv b1is D N ei,45
nave bteh HilAI5Il Ale5- IS teta'uE az ~ i3'
L' IA iguuH i'ts lS IS L , NY 1I ? "a ~ anu
some at even Ao"5 -"- sL'1t I"a" 'He 1'Ssol"a
on,s.ue hgnres, ,.. soto ;it.,, III. 90. -. No.
pa, ~ = SAou'Aet5 are lstuL'hs az ~ ~ t.Al
ribbed sld,5 10 tSlo AZ cIesr sizes u 5l.4c' "nS
sugaf,Cule ca uauln ~ ~ ~ T ~. 49, ,...- -
Lam - near "l 20 7slss o. f ~ ~
gay. Cnol4e arr tS leaning at 10 +&A74S - ~ "
uetCeS, ana -ge C 10 ia heAs ,...s-. ..-
BUTTER here Is little better inquiry IN this
market, Wh en- however, u s NOT Geveoped LJeei m
70 iaf delhSAu ~, zoe. pl tl,u oI.ltIn WY
western ia ar we sun Iuote western at @'&oJo
anu northern ~ " ~ .se q 10, -
CHttSf-ihere - very hft'e request Tor rouha
Us ana Lhe lpoO'hE ahu I1'All Dushe'5 l5ti4tl,g
western reserve ana ia9e9Fy are quoted 81 i53i't r
~ oilteEn cream ana EisiI7" u".fS hug 49, aHu
SKIM r. luc 4 10. .. ,. IS. III,
NJ ~ ne in9IEey Is ane,, Dni i.lii, G' 'i'e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30
CATTLE MAKKEr.
A WORK OF INTEREST.
life OF A. r. DOBTIEi
Or, The Conaiet in new Orleans.
BY EMILY HAzRN READ

This intensely attractive AID interesting book has
recently been received from the New York publish
ing house, and is for sale by A SIMON, s5 Baronne
street.
The trade can be supplied by Mr.. SIMON.
Every citizen Of New Orleans should have COPY Of
this book II treats Of persons and transsofi0nl
here with fnse pen, and will no doubt receive some
auther., iy2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30

CALVES I ON AND INDIANOLA--Stesm.,
Clnton-l bale cotton q Green &co--2 bbls bor
hicks trandy Schneider Zuberbier-l case \,
Levy q Sehorr-23 bags wool to order--663 MAJ,
bales do bags wool tarpaulns 3 l. Mann AGO.
hides bdls hides Webster &co--l7 bdls hides
hides nitherell &cO-s bags wool 3 cases mds
Z A Whitney &oO-l do L Bsrje--l7 bags WoS
Post Il II bby-22 bdls hides $40 currency j MI
IS 6cu-S 90 do Peet, Williamson u BOwlinE-slG
4 Beling--S3057 d3 do s5COJ pecie U $ Treasufyg
head cattle MeQloid 4 Menle-sundre5 TO orde,
currency s9975 specie Texas Exuress-S9i57 srptH,
y I Buddeuke &CO-Si5jI do L y lrtasury-lii
skln. q v hltnvy 6co-sundrIes to order
MRBlLE-NteAmeT FrAuce---l07 bales Cqtt,
G A Whitney ScO-4 bbl- rice } Nj Lewis tie6-s,,
tobacco Wackerbartu y l"seph-- 50 do Herpsls
p do IThy, McDduiels &Cn n crates apes S iii
Gco-2 bales wool Joyce & Stafford-3 rolls laattt,
L G-ls1n 6CO-sua dries to order
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30
AGENTS FOR THE REPUBLICAN.
In thn Cnnntry Pnrl.he. ID IonI.lana.

I'm tho Country Parishes OF LOuiSianH.
Asceusion-Donaldsonville ?. +. Naltrot. Iu'
reaux Postofice-MitOn Morris.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eouvls-O. Il. Hampstead.
Bienyille-RinggOld-M Ii. Twitchel.
Hossier- Bsnton-John PeaTCe.
CAddo--Shrsvep ort-BenIamin McLeran,
CalCasieu-tAlrylew Landing-J. Il. lAnders
Caldweli-Copenhagen b. Edgeworth'
Carrol-Lake providgne9TTGeoTgeo y. behnan'
COncOrdia-NldaliH-A. b. Harris.
De Soto-Maushsld--G. Snyder. r.,.i.
East Baton Rouge-Baton R0uge-Louis FRANCOIS
East FeIiciana-CHnton-R Richard Lewis.
Iberville-Sayou Goula-P. q, DesionuS-H '"4"e-
mines-William Brown. -
,Jackson-Veruou-G. W. Feiguson
Observation-Disclosures. G. Gardner;
I.afayette- Npruilionville-tor Riard.,,
I4afourche-.Thibodaux- II. Reese william
Murrel. ,,., ,,r,,..
Morehouse-B aztrop, E Suck 'ngham
NatchitoChes 80 Natchttu--esi 1LaEles heINy anu
William II. destand. , ,r..,.4 D.
Plauuemiuts-buu aelour-D A Ihluau'-PIIA
Settlsmeut-W. A. brsluard. -
Pointe ouure- HisTmltaEe-F mNe honnetol'
RanIdes-A InxauGrA--l altatn A. j. ~ pher.
st Helsu4-AulJt tity-Nr'ham hIter- Il,
ST decentralization Undsrwo1d-C7n-
tres-Josepu o. Juvor.
st M4~uu-=t. Marrln-vI'ie-S. T. Nuaer.
St Mary-Franhlia-A. j. Deuarsst-Jennert
Post Jice-J. b. EsuarH. rr....
St Tam auy-CoNIlgtan-JuLu hutchinson
Madisouvle- Daniel d. Riggs, ..-.
:, Ten7as--et. Joseph-Lapt n, ~ otee'e-NapS' ~
erreboroe-Houma.-F Marie u Dupart.
West Baton R0uEe-Loodeits store iL'oieEs
IVES Eohcaua-st Francisvlls-j. ?. NaHstom.
Texas.
Austin-Ri9ce PasehaL
san Anton .o-W. w Gamble.
ShslhyvI,le-l gorge X ~tubb'ehe'd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30
OANALAND CLAIBORNE STREE


n New Route TO the Lake,
Commencing on SUNDAY, July 70. ls&
steam trains on the Pontohartrain Railroad,
to and from the Lake, will connect at ClsH
street with the cars of the UANAL AND o.
BORNE STREETS RAILROAD COMPl
passing through spacious and park-like a7sn1a
Canal street, corner OF Rampant,
Time from Elysian Fields to Rampant street
ty five minutes. From Claiborne street to the .
twelve to fiteen minutes.
RICHARD J. EVAN
jy26 St Superintania
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30

notwithstanding Reindeer-77 bbs
80 bbls pork 10 bbls potatoes bpls onions go 4
corn u SKIS oats bags coffee snd sundries
MOBILE-Steamer Lucretia--4 hhds suP,,
coils rope and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30

The Northern acarpet Dagger is pictured
as one who goes South to run Political ma
chine, and who runs himself into Congress.
The Southern searpet-bagger," since the
war comes North to raise funds for col
leges, schools, and churches. A host OF
these gentry are in the North now, with
appeals for relief, which they vary by
making Democratic speeches, and express
ing their views upon the" Unpleasant
ness. During the war these ,'carpet-
.baggers" sneaked around, burning hotels
8nd theatres, and stealing steamboats,. The
term is by no means a new one.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30

Bills Of exchange, promissoFy notes. bills
of lading, dray receipts, bank checks, and
all kinds of comnercial printing neatly ez
eCuted at the RKPEHI1cAN Office, No. 81 81.
Charles street, I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30
RAILROADS,
poNrcmARrRAEN RAGhRoAp

"a Ell r1s..
Observing CITY TUIE as closely as p0ss.ts
trains will run as follows:
lHaitiug at Cana street, at French Mar5a, al
Passenger Depot. and at Claiborne street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30
TKAVELEKs' GUIDE.


Arrival and Departure Of Railroad
FFrntua
North and East via jackson Rallr0ad-Leaye
daily al 20 r.. NJ Aulve aJ5.40 r. NJ.
Galveston via Opeg--as railroad AMI steamer
from BrashuAr-leayt tBOt of 81. Ann @trtut lF r7-
days and sundays at 1880 a. ~, Arrive Ne1A-atay
and Saturday at r. u,
COast Steamers
For N0bile-Steamer leaves Nlnehurg every day
on arrival OF = y. 81 Po0tgharrraln cars.
For Mobiie-PrFpeiier steamer leaves New basin
every Wednesday ana SATURDAY at o 70 NJ
For B 81 81. Iauis, Pass Nnl .5f'an. Miss 'p0i
City Bu1Ei. md Ocean Surings-Steamer leaves
Mineburg Tuesdays and Thursdays on arrival Of 9
A. M train. on SATURDAY. on arrival OF P 81 train,
going to b8saaEpua. ,,
For Florida purts-Steanshfp from foot OF CaINNpe
streat ON the 5th au1 10 b # every month.
For MadIsonljlle Mandevlla ete-Steamer leaves
dali on arrival Of r. 80. tram saturday A.E-s
Sunday excursion $40 q ST
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30

stock on hand Sept. }, l38T-bales...,.... Is 2i
afNeq 70 dhy .,.''''s'''''.'..'''''''' XXI
Arrived previous y,,....,,, ,........ ...bg5 800
Made from waste aud dsnECs I'd cot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30
STEAMERS LEAVING TO-DAY.

Austin ihiHge PGStLAl-
San Anton .o-W. w Gamble.
Standardization Gorge X rtubb'eiie.d.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30
Marine Intelligence,
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPURLICr
Thursday, July 30 ls6
CLEARED YESTERDAY.


SteaIasr Lucretia, Davis, for Mobile
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30

(hairmaR State Executive Comuisee,
n. USDRRRooD, Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

ANOTHER military CoNxIssIos.-Ths vicks,
hing Times Of the 18th says We understand
that ave young gentlemen, citizens ., Aa na;.'
eoun9 unnSsv evening Tor trial before military
cnmmisson which il 70 assemble in this city IN 2
commlsso TEE prisoners were arrested and
sen. here by bis Royal highne;. CO.., n: a. ~, y.
dudley the smsl de'RSt s h,g ,o's assus, these
p sUp men ia. that they tarred and ieathered Q
y Rte school teacher IN Washington because he
ms,red a negro wench and declared that she
was the equal Of any lady In the country y" ,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-28

ODD FELLowg REST
Meets once Of the Grand Secretary, the second
Monday In January April, July and octssr Tbs aev
Board third Monday IN January for srgAnizA
ton Oce-J. O. Daslsp President; Josiah Folger, ssere
tAry, Joseph West, Treasurer; John Quinn. Sextoa
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE
Meets In once G-snd ecretsy FIRST Friday evening In even
month oneers-A W. ncDons. President; Josiah folssr
Secretary.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RBLrEf As
ISOLATION.
Meets In once Grand Secretary Saturday OF each mont
Annual nesting Saturday in January ocsrs for isoS-
N. Rusha President; Roper. frst Viee President
" Phster Vice President; Luther Hsmes Secretary
A Wallace Hunter Treasurer
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION
Msss first Monday each month a. once OF the trans
Secretary Election hrst Monday In May for Drecsor
4 BOARD ron Is6s-Presid1ns-E NJ Rasha, NJ W. NJ
FINANCE ooumatse-J. O. Dunlap; A wallace Hunter
Eugene Brugers.
Hau Conmasee-e. I. Thos. II. Shields. T. H. FAirchnd
Bu1dino oormisss.-E n Rsshs; Luther Hsnss; asGs'
| Eungesses
@. W. Roper, q. Kinspsugh, s. E. Moore. O. 1. Henri
l.t- JOSIAH FoLGER, Secretary.