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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-09

REsoLUTE BASE BALL CLUB
There will be meeting Of the mem
bers Of the Club on this Thursday
evening at u o'clock, at Lowenburg'
store. on First Street.
.ap91t By order Of the President.
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- EaOX Es1gS MONT bly, aEAGA
A@ZIEE, universally acknowledges tae
Model ParlOr Magazine Of America; der
voted 20 Original stories, Poems sketches,
Architecture and Model Cottages, House
hold Matters, Gems of Thought. Personal
and Literary Gossip (fncluding special de-
partments on FashiOna), Instructions On
Health. Music, AmuseInen etc, by the
best authors, and pr0fu-ely Illustrated
with costly Eng aVines lfuI size useful
and reliable Patterns, Embroidefies, and a
constant 50 accession Of artistic novelties
aEfith other useful and entertaining Htera-
furest -
No. aerson Of refinement, economical
housewife, or lady OF taste can afford 20 90
without the Model Monthly. single copies
81 cents; back numbers as specimens, ~
cents; either mailed free. Yearly So, with
a vaiuable pFemiumf two copies, y ~
three copies, 81. 90; i've copies, So 90 ana
sptend d premiums for clubs at 50 ~ eacnt
with the FIRST pfenaiu to each subscriber.
So A new Whesler q Wilson Sewing Al
chine for 20 subscribers at 50 each. Ii u =. Z Z.
Address w. JEN NINGS DEMOR6sIt
No. 473 Broadway, New OK
Demorest's Monthly and Young America
uer. 81 with the premiums for eacn.
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PIGz0S TowSsHIP-OFFIcIAL Re
rURys-The following Is The official
returns for Pigeon Township:
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/ Down GOES THE PRICE!-I am
selling Kanawha salt at - 40 small
$3.50 n y barrels, and S3 for large e.
bushel) barrels.
i. RCFFNER, JR,
Agent kapawha Salt Comrany.
apg9 div
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NeWburgll I OaI.

-YEaE..sGREESh SD sRWRUAGA
w Coal deasere.. 20 RHy paLt ef the
efty-a i2I9c AL orders left I'll he g0cs port
Coal 0ffice wa recetye prompt attent ION
marie al NJ 50 3 wy Love < co.
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Hair Dressing.

nothing else can be found 50 deslfaE
ablea Containing neither oil nor dye,
it does not soil white cambria. aud ,
yet lasts longer on.the hair, giving il
a rich glossy lustre and a grateful
perfume.
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3. HEINEKEN q q PAIMORE

Commission MerehaRts,s-o
Is BROAD ST., NEW Y0RK.
special stteftlon paid to the sale OF
Eaasaf Tobacco, cotton. Flours Grain, SC.
Liberal advances made GA cpnsignments
KRED. sESse HTUsD0N ~ Coz
NORTH. WATER STREET,
EVANSVILLE. io'S21L
Em.the District Court Of the United States
ior the DistEleteof AndEmaSH
- the matter OF James Thomas, Bank
Fapt,--In Ban krglptey.i a tfAU
10 p1IaI IL mag Concern: The under
T1snt as Assignee OF JA1Es THOMAS, OF
Esineeten IN the eoE,nnty Of Gibson Gi93s9f9
92d state OF Indiana, Within saio Dlstrlct,
RhO has been aijudged bankrupt, upon
hts own PETITION sby the Dissr1cs Court OF
Dated al Evansville, the 3lst day Of
'AAles9 ZINES Il 81 Il. NrcSEELY 7, assignee.
APP d3J II a WITH
I'm the District Court of the United states
lor ,he Distr. Ct OF Indiana:
IN the matter of Henry b. Levy, Bank
rupe.--In Bankruptcy. ~ ...,i
70 Whom II may Concern. The under
lnent as assignee OF HENRY b. LEVY, OF
lEaansvilic, in the county Of Nandcrburgh,
ana st4re-lt Indiana, wthln said DistfIcp
Mitg tfas been ad1udged a bankrupt, upon
AIS own petttion, by the District Court Of
Dated at Evansville, the slst day, Of
''''' # j MES il. McNEE ", Assignee.
sp2 dSt q a WIN LII 4. iz.l-.lI.
IN me District Court OF the United' states
for the District OF Indiana.
In the matter or John Wlle, Bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy f. .s-arfrn ~
70 whOni Il mag eeHceTu' The UNDER
ag7gned hereby gives notice of his appoint
-Hent as Assignee of john Vile, OF Evans
vile, 10. the county OF Nanderbur9h and
safe 81 Indiana sglehin said District who
laAs been adjudged bankrupt upon his
wlEa petition, sy the District CouEt OF said
EafstrIct.
Dated az Evansville, the .25th day OF
WlRrcla A u. 1858. t'
JAMES H. McNEELY,
nm the District Court OF the United states
for the District Of Indiana ~
In the matter Of Robeft W. laarper, Bank
rupt In Bankruptcy.
70 agEoBn e alaVF c0lt EeaS The under
BEzned hereby gives notice of his appoint
gSent as ASSIGNEE of Robert W. Harper. iO1
Evansville, in The county OF NanderburRh
End State OF Indiana, within SAID District,
Mho has been adjudged a bankrupt upon
his own petition, BY the District Court Of
1as8 District.
Dated at Evansville the 25th day o.
MES H Mon Z, ELY y tt
-sar26 Sd law IN Assignee
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THOSE RANTLNGs,-4Irg Nelson's
auction room was crowded almost al
day yesterday with admirers Of the
beautiful, and large number of
those fine paintings were disposed Of
at low figures. OF course, since the
pictures are put at auction, they
are bound to sell bat IL is apity that an
approximate to their real value is not
realized. Some Of the finest still re-
main unsold. The Lake Of -Four
Cautons, Of Switzerland" Cora
Lyn, Oh the Clyde, Scotland; !"
. Christening pa shoeing the Horse, .
and many Others of the finest, still
remain unsold. The sale wiz be con
tinued to-day and this evening All
who wish fine parlor ornaments, can
have an opportunity of buying now
at low rates. Do not fail to visit the
auetiona room to-day. Call for a eata-
lOgue. rsVtt
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F1dHr.4Another fight occurred at
a saloon yesterday One Of the
torch lighters began cursing aud
abusing a small man -EetiBg-the
Republican ticket. a nd as a result got
himself a sound thrashing in
double duck time, It's to be hoped
that -rhere' WI s. no more rowdyIng
and 6zhtiag At lebSt for a season. g q z
THE Journal Office is the cheap
est place in the city to buy stationery.
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Ia Miss MARY f. DUNN desires
Informing her Did patrons that she
has removed to next door 10 HudsE
peth, Adams &nCo., and would be
glad to see any and. all of her old
lady friends to examine her new
stock Of goods. 1t i tnap7-tf
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g GONE TO HESbERsoN.-The Demo-
cratic Silver Band left yesterday even
ing for Henderson, to play for the
benefit of Mr.. Golden's theatre. and
wiltbe- absent from the city till Fri.
day evening or Saturday eveuine.
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AMtsEMENTs.-There viii be plenty
of amusements in the city next week.
1t is expected that there viii be two
theatrical companies playing.
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rSALT NOTEGE. salt reduced to-
43 cents per bushel-or 81 40 cents
per barrel for small or $50 pound barr
rels; 81 per barrel for large or7
bushel barrels. BAIRD & START, .0nl
Agents Ohio Rivers Salt Company.
apT7 1wdi-} uf sfa sr4 r. .JiHl al
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2BUsY.-We understand that The
farmers are now busily engaged get
ting ready for the Spring work. From
the preparations that are being made,
if the season is favorable, an unusu-
ally large crop Of all sorts Of produce
may be expected this season.
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, IMPROVING. - Business IN the city
since the election has improved rapid
". As an evidence Of that fact
Beauregard was out yesterday with q
peep show, and asthe result Of his
days labor received the sum of fifteen
cents, probably from some Of the
prospective city contractors
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A CRITIC.-Many of the readers Of,
the journal, who have visited Mr..
Nelson's Auction Room during the
last few days, will reeollect the
splendid painting of 3" Hagar and Ish-
mael," which attracted universal adj
.miration. It was sold Yesterday. 1 A
critic who had visited picture gall
lery in Philadelphia. expressed
great dislike for the picture On be-
ing asked his objection, he 9said,
''That child looks as if it were dy-
ing" person rzstaEding BY res
marked, \ fine compliment for the
artist, but unwittingly best5wed'd y
8IIsTAKE.-Ta setting upthe oficI8f
election returns for the city for yester-
days paper, the compositor mistook the
name Of John Hewson for that Of our
friend John Henson, and it was SO
printed. We make tho correction for
the benefit of Mr.. Henson. who does
not wish it to appear that he was a
candidate for public4avor on Demo
cratic ticket He is right.
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DUS1. - he treasurer ana MS
deputy were both busily engaged, yes
terday, receiving taxes. A good many
were in from the country paying up.
Board OF EoUALIzArIoN. = The
County Commissioner viii sit as a
Board Of Eqaulization on hextMonday-
Those who are not satisfied with the
assessments made on their property,
.Hill hagq 3Phapee 30 be heard g25d
BEsE B8LL.@Eow that the e1ee
ton ezcitemeps has passed, and fne
weather. Is eeanHag on, che Base
" B9li4ts bs DE -eityi vi Aaae a
chance te atgrsets paeijc attentioa Cor
WEDbIN6 ESQ Emery was called
81 yesteTday. q ppite,a-c2ppIe, from
rural.distritt at the American House.
The fajrZ one OF bile) party wa made
happy at least. AL former errors
were legalized s...-t.
CIRCUIT CogRrszThe Grand Jury
was eppsnBeled yesterday, Judge
Parrett delivered- an able charge to
that body. A few defaults were taken
in CouptEsBd a. few eases called, which
was all that was done.
asr1saa- I-1-7------>se--------
DISTINCTION or SEEps.-A large
quantity Of seedsswilE be distributed
at-2 o'clock to-day, at the Clerk
Office, 10 the members of the Pomo-
logical Society, all-of whom are re-
'quested to mestpEomptlyat that hour
-'4PPArEIqRI IEEUTLg0la3A
ArRRL1AHrE FfRM.4We GiFS6t,at-
tention to the business card Of Peter
Casey q %, cotnriiig siod 1herchants,
Vicks burg. Dir. Casey, tie head OF
the house, IS well and favorably
known in this city as an energetic and
reliable business man. We bespeak
for them q liberal patronage.
Busy. I'VE understand that The
farmers are now busily engaged get
ting ready for the Spring work. From
the preparations that are being made,
if the season is favorable, an unusu-
ally large crop Of all sorts Of produce
may be expected this season.
Z
FINE WORK. lot Of splendid
blank books have just been com
pleted at the JOURNAL Bulldog,
which cannot be excited East or
West The books are designed for
Gibson County. Those who delight
to look at excellent work, can see
/ them by calling at the JOURNAL office
GET A PIorURE.-H You WISH a
splendid parlor ornament, do not fail
to attend the auction sale of fne
paintings, at Hiram Nelson's Auction
Room, to day. " A thing of beauty
\ is a joy forever" Those paintings
are things of beauty. 4st ma
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FOR TRUSTEE

FOR TRUSTEE
Chris. ...---.--.l ~
A ~ ChHtP.s ss..--F-.-.. ,-.-r .Jz'
ass, Held rich's 1oajn s ....s,.i-.---.----- Co
h FOG C0NsTA -F0yR ELEGTED.
FTfafl < Afort4s - .-.......,....-... i $50
4 tired ga n h ..-.-....f .s47
T558fs F Gutse ....... -
5 5sas Ii +. ..f IS
George RoainhgH....l+ sy,.,sss4 ..---..--.. L. -
Daniel q Grahahl 49,. s..,, --....--.-t--.-- ~
ROAD. PERyIsoRs
p-ssr# Fec No. j. petsrFoftz -. ..,.-.....,.. =
usSTsEo RTo5 H K5'seabns4'ls 80 rs
District Hor2 Peter Lamnef xiii -. {. l77e
Dlsir No g-M ca. M@Zen. ---.-....-..-.... 4i0
DIS. Fic asa.s4- aarK odFzs-----s4- 81 "
.l}iatglcy Nos5 -Jpnu Jarvis s..-..-....--l. $50
CO. -7st Is Charles SciruIi z-.l-.----..l .J5j
- $ do. rank Mand ys.l.s g.......s ~
s..sse- III LG-------sa @.A
RcscUFD FROM DaoWsFSG-Yes-
terd9y moEoiags ab9gF q -o'eioeks q
lad aamea GarYia drove a. horse and
dray lnt2 7he river, alongside of the
Minyoung's barge,jn order to fill a
barrel with watef The horse being
somew jet ,restiess, the driyerT qom5
menc6d jdrsing 1T the liaas which
caused the horse to become still more
FESTIVE, aud he finally backed into the
river until the lad wasrin water up to
his knees, when he beeamofrightened
aud commenced screaming as If be
would go into convulsions Captain
Mitchell and the pilot Of the Min
young, who had been watching the
progress Of events. went to tRereseue
aud dragged the boy outof the water
into the barge Of the Minyoungy just
in time to saveshfm from being swept
under Hubbs, Pagriekz& Co wharf
bo5da6h drdwHrd = NeaTlylevery ae-
oident Of the kind that happens about
the river, is more the fault of the
driver than the horse. Those who
drive their animals gently and with
/ Kindness. never. N etwith accidents Of
this kind. 2 -oe n -4o-- --
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GET A PIoTURE.--H you wish
splendid parlor ornament, do not fail
to attend the auction sale of fne
paintings, at Hiram Nelson's Auctio6
Room, to day. =" A thing of beauty
is a joy forever" Those paintings
are things of beauty. -. ~
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ct,.
eli o.H p'iaHVe - 49, &c .bS ra9
a. - p 80 -o .1' - - -.
s. 49, D., -
- 2 l 800 - mn
i = - = y = l a = = 80 900
IN y @o : ~ EN 10 AF - ~ ~ .72
publ lessi u SSo ,srtties
! fhss un'ier tgoed, members o. the
Pos5 % tyaa wi ie, respeetui w re-
-qaest. that s. meeting 81 tneir Enc mp
nIeht be. Called ~ Aurner ltai!f 90
-hondaF.e Y9nl 2s = ffit -t5fl, t7oo.,
ID. D Doughty. Y y =, i -. go,
q Fl NV W5s.tjer 3S I,''' V-aTfs1. .re
william Koch 30. 3 Drew,
HHn. ReaYi@s -Gd ~ Eayacobs, sos
Fl Ksefsfe.-l q II Gf6VtS
+. p. EtlottI1lz " H. 85av4b,
III Is. lda5 4'7i'i r ~ B arIinea1
u BIcQdn. w. 7sJ. n Beadle,
A. Il. " illIiams, l. H.ssiinger. .fi.
aplo-kQ diIoT-u1t A9t<- au
aa-.
WE have made orfife an adgitiouHth
mir stock of .St8eis8erv and invite
49, F-;s,,4, - os1f 3If ! u r5;ro 80 l.,, 4
-,
STOCK our eprlcePr Will compare IA
vorably with any store IN the city. n
A full supply OF Carter's. ArnoId's.
Butlers Morris and other writing
inks on hand!adN 9 are constantly re-
eefviBg additions to our stock, and
bs14 fgs largest ass an men+ ~ In
80 = 10y 80 cry - Tr-+ffr O. 80
ssi'pss y = loS4n ..l - l...e cry t8s1
SO s24E sc9i2sa E y NoBPY >
Carlin's.iR the line Of. new and styl-
1shls gasslmeres. Cali ana examine
while the stock IS complete. as they
are very nice and exceedingly cheap
apr7H b8Ta.3la8 ipat - HaEI
~ LIei! II -zf--S--.----.---+i-- ~ re
81 Miss MARY T.. bum desires
Informing her Old. patrons that she
ss9 renewed - iiS - ogo5. ~ ~. ~ T. ~
clad to see any and all Of her old
ladv ffrfAuda. hn n-rarnTua bar. nawv
stock of goods. rd aI.i uap7-tf
a,sALT EoTrdE. salt reduced to-
per barrel for small or $50 pound barr
bushel barrels. BAIRD & START, aal
Agents Ohio h1Ver Salt Company. a.
apr lWdi} Bh sf Hi4 B. 1t# tt.
t.. Il /. -ss------------ Jr1 il
FOR kEAT-D WELLING.--.TIbe brick
acre p grou9a, ana PLENTY OF iFuit !
DC Ior fentoa the Agth INST 7, - lDf
40 o. o.zai45 u ~ = 4! - ~. 4s b -
n.y. TVa sraI gTad7 ~ aannonnc,sasi az ,.1
Mrs Ann Webb has refIIrnish -, and
ra6ttad bar old bonastaad an fiharrg
for the purpose lFp3s o. sn sa p F B1ald
her old g5estst and a. ma1v new = ~ ones mes
as may favolrI1er7 With THAR IA f.dnage
apr4 Il IL L.zalaA l.zi - 81
Machines Use Clark Spool CottQn
-
-cIark's-sp00L Get'ea-i the-best' !, :
'hahd sew1ingtry 1Nil,oar-d ; Needles.
zu=
TI..4W - III Il 4. g. i ~ ft4s4
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Busy = The Treasurer and his
deputy we're both busily engaged, yes
terday. receiving taxes. A good many
were IN from the country paying up.
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County Orders
For sale at JOURNAL Counting Room.

We have for sale in our Counting
Room Clark's Indelible. Pencils for
marking linen, Gardner's Tags. &c.
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FIRM.4We 'GiF66t,at-

tention to the business card Of Peter
Casey q 90, COMMIT 1ierehants,
Vicksburg.. Mr. Casey, tie head OF
the. house, is well and favorably
known in this city as an energetic and
reliable business man. We bespeak
for them a liberal patronage.
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Notice

or Order of Council to Discontinue
4 Ehs Alley situate betWesB fulton
Avenue and Fifth Avenue, and
Extending from Ninth Street to
Tenth StTsst, i'm Block Number
ThiI'ty-One.
-RwoTaJE is hereby given, that the
AM Common Council Of.ths City Of Ev-
.Insville Mt its session ON the IA day OF
Xarell. A. % 1855, EDasse On order 10 dis
5out1u1t the afIey Situate between Fulton
Avenue aud Fifth Avenue. and extending
Erbfn Ninth TO rentn Streets -
All pef ous owning or claiming real
alley, and feeling themselves aggrieve by
lEhe passage of said order, may have re-
azress BY apphcattonto said ouncil WITHIN
asfK weeks from the publication Of this
sniice. A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks ONCE, March -, 1858.
-aariz Union copy
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sAMUsING.-It IS amusing to see a
Democratic Councilman elect on-the
street, So many prOmisesSwere made.
to persons if they would support the
ticket, that those fellows are annoyed
beyond measure. one of them was
pqticed yesterday beset BY at least
dozen who wanted few of the
) loaves and fishes, actually 50 i'm
patient that they could not wait till
the CounciImen elect, were installed
Pinto Office. 4 hungrisr swarm of
flies have come, and now it may be
expected that the carcass will be de-
voured entirely. How those half
dozen men, who we're promised the
place Of Street Commissioner are to
be satisfied remains to be seen. e.
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NEW FIRM.-By an advertisement
published elsewhere, It will be seen
that John W.a and George ". Heal
som have assoqiattd themselves in
business as undertakers and embalm-
'ers, being sRee essoEs. tai G. Henson
a Som The business will be carried
on at the old stand, 90 Main Street.
We are glad to learn that our friend,
MrsJ W Henson, formerly Of the
Merchants Upiop Express, aud one
of the above named firm has gone in
to business in the city. Both are
courteous and pleasant gentlemen
with whom to do business.
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Machines Use Czarh's Spool Couen
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For RENT-DWELLING.--Tbe brick
house (of seven rooms, with over AM
acre Of ground, and plenty of fruit
now occupied by Rev. Penteeost, will
be for rentgoP the 10th inst. 49't5 tIUd
/s,1. III. 1, sHAss, go d
aprS It Over First National Bank
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BZ@ We are glad to. announce that
Mrs Ann Webb has refurnished aud
re6tted her old homestead On Cherry
Street, between Third aud Fourth,
for the purpose o. entertaining board
ers. 5, She /, vi bbe ggaA6easto welcome
as may faEopherwith their patronage.
apr4 If .-~..a.. .....s,y "a -
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a full supply Of Carter s, Arnold 5,
Buffers. Morris % aud other writing
inks on handsafW care CONSTANTLY re-
eefviBg additions to our stock, and
have the largest assortment of En-
yeIopes to be foand oilithe city. satilEt
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Fire Limits.
COzl5 Coal!


Elres,i R,1<r Coal Il. 12lc pr B.tsLsg 4
Delivered % any part 81 the cry. 80,
f5raers fOrfEKgiuR feI at tre ONCE y III
~ nfofn pity sftteirded 70. -
inch u lFlpa E am E - adgsos ia l1 Ed
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ClhCCII R96tslsr-Tzf ne Trand Jury
was empsnaeled yesterday, Judge
Parrett delivered an able charge to
that body A few defaults were taken
in CouptEaBd al few eases called, which
was all that was done.
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-CIark,s Spool Cotton-is- the best.
.aaB8 Sewing ~ Ii1i7,oaTt /. R laal y
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Commission MerehaAAfs,so
q BRQ4Da ST. NEW YORK.
Bpeelal sttehslon paid to the sale OF
Ezaaf Tobacco, cotton. Flour. Grain, Sc.
liberal advances made on consi gnrnen ats
y tsf+
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Square. limo. ,no.. snoa. mos "a mo.

Monthly advertisements, inserted every other day,
to be charged tvo-thirdB the above rates.
Second page monthly Advertisements, each square
SO per month i,
naner first insertion 81 50 per square; each subse.
uept insertion seventy-iye cents per square.
Second page transient advertisements. each inser-
ton 81 so per square
Advertisements inserted at intervals to be charged
as new each insertion.
Regular advertisers, who advertise largely, will be
allowed such discount from above named transient
rates as may be agreed upon; provided, that in no
case shall such discount exceed twenty-five per
cent.
All business notices of advertisements to be
charged twenty cents per line each insertion.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
Is published every Saturday morning. Subsorip-
ton S. per annum, advance; half yearly and quar-
tsrlY, same rates Single copies ten oentB.
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


Arrival and Departure Of Railroad
TrainH.
North and East via jackson Railrosd-Leave
6Aily at 5.3p p. NJ. Arrive at / 80 p M.
Galveston via Opelousas Railroad and steamer
from Brashear-Leave foot of st. Ann street Thurs
days ana sundays at 1880 I. NJ Arrive Wednesdays
End Saturdays at p. NJ.
Coast Steamers.
For Mobile-Steamer leaves Milneburg every day
On arrival of 2 p. N. Pontehartran cars.
For MObile-Propeller steamer leaves New Basin
every wednesday and Saturday at p, NJ.
For Bay st. Louis Pass Christian, Mississippi
City, Biloxi, and Ocean Springs-Steamer leaves
Hilneburg Tuesdays and Thursdays on arrival OF
A NJ train; on Saturdays on arrival Of P. n train.
going to Pascsgoula
For Florida ports-Steamship from foot of Cah0pe
street on the 9Th and goth Of every month.
For Madisonve, Vaudeville, etc.-Steamer leaves
6aily arrival of p. NJ. train; Saturday, 2. N.
Sunday excursion, $50 A. NJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-04
IN BANKRUPTCY,
ESTATE OF oHAs. ]. o. pncKgII
.. OFFIcE UNITED STATES IA
District of LOU

.N OFFICE UNITED Staten A
District of LOU
New Orleans, October
THIS is. TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
rant IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the y
CHAS J: q. PDOKETTE. Of NatehItH
the parish Of Na,ehitoches an5 Staten
islAna, who has been adiudged bankr
nv petlsloni mat the payment Of any deb
liFers OF any property belonging to such I'D
MN or for his use. and the transfer of any
D. MIN ara forbidden by law; that a rnaanA
creditors OF the said bankrupt to prove ID
An Az 20 qnoose one or more assignees OF i
the Onsfomhouse Building, in ihe city a
leans, Louisiana, before join 4. Deane, IA
the twenty;first DAY Of November, A. b. il
o'clock A; NJ.
ANo. 9S-oo21 no2l District Of ID
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-04
EsTATE OF d. 9. DAYl


OFFICE UNITED SrArRs NJ
District OF Lou
Monroe, La, OetObe'
THIS rs 10. GIVE NOTICE THATAk
L twenty third day Of October, A. d is8lT
IN bankruetey was issaed against the
y. o. DAVIS. in the parish OF Catlhns
state Of Loutniana, who has been sdiudgsi
rupt on biz oEn petition; that the psy msa
debts aud delivery of any property belong
hankru ~, to him HIM or Tor his use. andtl
Of any pFQperty By him, are forbidden By 2
meeting Of the creditors OF the said 5as
prove tbeir deble ard TO choose one OF more
OF his estate, will BE- held at Z Court OF ~
70 be holden at the Registers Office, 10 the &
Monroe, Louisiana. bsfore ". j Q BAsarI
On tbs twenty third day Of November, A
F.J. HEBRON. u. 8 Nd
District Of I'd
Per n; N GRADY. Deputy. As MsSsengsf
ANs. ft-un3 al