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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-01
Seu1i :. at|eeklr aNorld.
pEoPnRs, TICkEr.

This ticket, nominated by Jonas Brown, and
a few other "Know Nothings" and bogus Dem
ocrats, is headed with the motto, 'the great
est good to the greatest number" Now, az
this ticket has no constituents, but sugar-coated
Jonas, and others Of his ilk, the query arises
what is the meaning of that motto 1t can
only be that, they propose to divide the emolu-
nents of the different county offices (if they
get them y with their next friends. That is,
each office, and the s.ealiugs" supporting the
incumbent aud " some other man." But it is
not always best to count chickens before
they are hatehed," rs the Peoples (God save
the mark , ticket may realize. Who does this
ticket represent? Who nominatediti When,
and where was it nominated The Republi-
can party is not responsible for that ticket aud
with the exception of few selt-constituted
leaders, they had nothing to do with it. 1t
represents no principle, aud is only held to-
gether by the cohesive power of public plum
dor" NoConvention nominated it: no prma-
,ies were ever held by any party; in fact, the
thing is ouly the expression of tho wishes of the
few men, whose names are made 10 appear
Upon il as candidates. Republicans. as party
men, are not bound TO support it. II does not
pretend to represent Republican ideas and
principles, and is in TO sense the representa-
tive of the principles or policy of that party,
Republicans outside of this city were not con-
suited, aud even il that ticket should by any
possibility be- elected. it could not be claimed
4 victory for that party. ON the contrary,
one Sutton, nominee on the Peoples ticket,
Froclaims the design to be to elect that ticket,
and then to reconstruct the Democratic party
in the county in accordance with his ideas, aud
those OF his boiling colleagues.
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INFORMATION is wanted Of the whereabouts
Of John and James Carey, who were last heard
OF in the vicinity Of Florence, Idahn. ab.s't
'wo years age. Any information concerning
them will be thankfully recrivcd at the office
IT the Evening Balletia. Portland. Oregon. or
10y Michael Carey. San Francisco: Cal.
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treated.
seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission IL the consequence az se,f ah, =.
hs solitary vice. depravcd sexual INDULGENCE i
pfacsced by tho youth OF both sexea 10 an ar,om; m
imised extent. producing with unefr.ng certainty IN,
'olltSins train of morbid symptoms unless ccsabat
ed ~ sctnnttac medical measures viz: Sailou saun
:eranoe. dark spots under the eyes, pain In tho heal
ringing in tho ears noise Like the rusiins Of lcaya.
or rafting at chaTicts. uneasincss about the lasna
weakness Of the hfr,hs confused vision blantci i'm
saect loss Of cc1hdcnco. difidcnoe in apnroaeht,,
sarancars dialika 10 FORM new acauasntAuces al
fcriiion to shun society. loss Of memory n.mnls.
and various eruptious about the face hrctsc aushs.
farred tongue, frtid breath. coughs, consumns,nn
night swcats. monoasania. and frequently 4nsanltx
III RELIEF De not obtained, you should apply l,nsnci,
atcly either Ia person by letter, and haye = rnra
effected by Liza new and scientific sno<le IL trra,s,
this disease. which fails Of ctsastanc = onss
and radical cure DR.. q. viii give enc hundrra ani
lara 90 any person who win prove sassssactor.,x -
him, that he was cured OF this complaint by eiiAsr -
tho san Franchises quacks. -
Cared at rrome.
Persons ~ = distance may be CURED AT HOME hx
Addressing letter 10 Dr. tibbon ssaann oa.~ SWIM,
have medicine promptly surxaried. frce from a.r.
age and curiosity. 10 any part Of tho Osuntrv ~,sh
full and plain d.ieeiions Tor use by eaelossns sis a.
currency or sie In coin IN registered irtsrr In
TIA pustotAco. or through wolla, Fargo a "a
A package OF medtaine VIII be forwards ~ go
prass 20 any part Of tina Union. - -
Parsona writing 10 che Doctor WIN uacss~ 49,. a.
name Of the paper thay this advarfss~ =,
Al communications strictly confidential.
nAyse Boa 90. san Francisco. c.issosn,.
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R ihlUE VI A JCEap
Land decree Of foreclosur, n .sDVAi
o. sale Issued out Of tie Disria coa- y
county u Boise, upon )adgp.. -, 80. : I
court. wherein Moees u. GooS~,, '1a'ss4st
IoanAiAan jacksoa. Gerse n - ~
Harris. - Pool. Joshua sssSs,, - :
sum OF q. 600 Jaagnsec. and r-~.. !. :. y
the 2sth Ga. ot july, A. D. "a /. -, - ,sss
tiaaded 10 eel Tie tollowaag dss- : - &c. =
"at; certain interests and egnts *
lodes aid IL two qazrz mia s.r..' -
FIAT. ~ sad baase county. Te,rs0,- : :
particularly specified AID iesrra.S !, u
the oae-haif undivided irts-aS, !, - ! -
claims Of 20 feet e&eh, inclOsi,r 4 4
claims spon tie le4d knoxn a. sAt sfmr-s.'
Gated. Appropriated and recorded "a A. ~ !.
AEgslsi, lses. by James Etns AZ "a, D..
second--iwo hand-ed and seysn,v.s,, y. =
81 tsO9 ieei. embraced IN the it-.s esisrs : :.
each. ihS ludlng iAe discovery csxns mn !.
known ss the "ManmosA. 81 loosaes al ,vn..
b! said klEg AID FlAanagzE ca hs k -,
aseS. thlrc-tAe che .aaa unsr6I Z !
quartz claims @. 90 sees escA. .ne.as.r I )
cry claims upon the sfecitae1 Lad. bsSu
psSsriaied by sad King AID Elz-zsr q !
eep.e mber. ls6s. and az sIggy1.xass 4,
The che half undivided O. Tie e.chsx-- {
quartz nall hear Sasd Eiag lode WI ;At ulrv
fixtures aid aspagtsaARoes tAersa; tbs.
oS4o-hAlf undivided o. the wx;es Qas-a II =
fore crested by sa41 jackson % Il q, RS
claims. situated aa the waters Il s.Ez -xi
geihoT Will the machinery, tTigTa, u's :
and rights. and ether &ppar:ezs5a0 :aszE
Interest AID estate wAicA he sad IGcsz 4
owned IL Sad undivided po-sl1as @. -. FqasT
tLe 2iss "a! q! sepiember. lsSs az a ga
snay ba,e sanos acquired tAest.s sa.As ~
hereby psvea that IL aocsrl2aoe vi 4 NJ
naeass o! sad order Of sale on TIE
18th Day Of August. 4. D. ~
at Ia O'Clock. NJ. vi.l sci Il ssEi IN :
house doc. u ilAha Ctr. .; pGhlE As'sG ~ !
tic above described psapersg, ss u l4ss< :
IL aSs.sty sd order o! sale and A. ALI =
J. !. CRCTHER, SET
Idaho c.;y. July =. iscs nasA
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Sherif's s,le

Idaho City. July II. isSA '''-A Ssss
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-01
saerif,s Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF An ,,a hte ; .sIss
ID issued Gu. Of the p'st ,.,.s 1S'I ROD s1s
county al Boise. upsa lsas !. r,..pst =. 4
eourt. wherein NJ II. Gcods.s : - as'ssis. &
s.laan s.rlaon and q. HanAs ss ysfy.aFs y V! 4
The surn al Five Hundred aas .ais aslg 2. 4
n.sl.ars jaagneu, and GEL. .s = AsTs ssssa = L
sT,h day ~ 5uy. \. ~ ISL . sI rsp y 8
n &c. t,..oa the folloEi d. 60 & q -
rsrx,.sxsn.r-arc fcc, sndi', ,ss1, aax D. n
hracci ia ,hrrs quAr.E eia .s.s isad 81 - ~
syy claim % TIE Nan'aosa SCORED Il
49, we're appTopr.stei and and, ~ IA
.s,nsrr tsrs: second-also os a. b ~ }
~ siss..s.anp steam nil .'s ..' Il; ~ -
si,s.nr III MI ha.hns "a sac Nc 1. i
sas al III e,.a.A int. RAJ -. ~ ID g = n
81 ss :. j. 500 saa 0; \ mn = IL
IA. q. Poi raary, 1873; Paoas ,xs
That On tire ~~ust. b. ~ n
..eos. ". I WI sil = 'sl a y y y
- :. : a.. or IL Id b, ciy, . : 10
~, 80 "a ~. dear bel 2 PR. n ran, ~
To-. tssss sd exc, Ia - ! csrfcBs
tsA,e.,y. July - isSsass..
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-01
Sherif's Sale.

IDY VIRTUE OF A JthAl.
Id ard decree @. foreclosure q EG;'';s u y.
OF sale. tskse3 out o! the pissTscs e'-t a..
coaass OF Base. l. T., up3n Iaa-.-d- =. =
IA sAsd cosrt. uhtre!a A. 2. peaaaSi =.
ard &c orRe ". Richards BErvts Ia. ..' :;
a-i Raaagsc. are 6e;ea3as:s ~ sas 50 y. ~
! Judgment. ard costs q sSasi s-ts - -
aay Il 5uly. 4. n, 1864 b vllis y -. =
a. ~ 4 the followtag described psoiss2, - I.
undivided une.thra O, sAree Saar1 - -
CA srtraes creek. S1TlGssi "a 1'ss''. :. 80
sr.Tlaas !, n. tory. the sasas pen -.a =
el.rs. Ct gtag and TszAis1s- a. :. =. III
E!ar i=sa. e91 c.. Specimen 'e1A~ =. ..s.,,;s
Maa.as IN lead sse sest: also ehs 90, ri ri
laird e. oae essk:-ssArsr steam .sr-u II
Eing l,si. aud ont eaghi-sisIal ~4 = ~ In s.
or rear the Mammoth lead ~ :. . ~ sssE
angles and sl.dcs &Pfe-A1hsaes = "a lEraa ~
grounds kppl.TteBAEl to SAID H.ls 10. ,,-,sseTf
undivided cue Ii RI Of a. ne 'e>AA II-sssr
astnos,r parts tAerrJs aai II es' -. ~ i
"a ms Z, sad mines ani Ella ss,,pEs 8
Al .sae,,lsr ia .euozle1ss aSS - ,,gss$g
a., ,,,-s o. .re.. IA rxs3 be- In = rEsa
"a ininu Pa il 10 ace isl zee! ssss =
asce Wis ID +, re- re nea : Of - Z '''
on tbs A D. isA
Iesh Day Of August - 20. s
:, !, o.eo. n. Iv.n Sc, IL fosi =, * i, !
b suss do = In Iiaso city. a ? ~ =. FAassh1
the above dasc l5el proaeTe. I" .n.grss.tss
70 sa,tssy saii ordsr O. sac - ,s r 'sEG -
ra.sa q y. Jay a. iSsSa.4fs -~
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LOUISIANA GENERAL ASS EMILY
Senate.


TUESDAY, October 6, 1868.
The Senate was called to order by the
President at twelve o'clock.
The roll was called.
full quorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Jackson.
On motion of Mr.. Wittgenstein the read
ing of the minutes was dispense with.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
Senate bill No. 236.
An act to authorize the erection of neces-
sary buildings and the procuring of the ne.
cessary machinery for the State Penitenti-
airy, employment of an engineer to super.
intend the erection of the same, and to pro-
vide means to pay for the same.
Was taken up on its third reading.
Mr.. Pnchback: / move that the bill be
referred to a special committee of five.
Mr.. Ray: move to lay Mr.. Pinchback's
motion on the table.
nays.
The yeas and nays were ordered, result.
ing:
Yeas l3; nays IL.
The motion was laid on the table.
A communication from the Governor upon
the subject was received and read.
House OF Representatives.
The House met at twelve O'Clock, Speaker
Lowell in the chair. Fifty-eight members
present. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Satchell.
On motion of Mr.. Garstkamp, of Jefferson,
reading of the journal was dispensed with
On motion of Mr.. Dufresne, of Iberyille.
ten days leave of absence was granted to
Mr.. Deslonde, of Iberville.
On motion OF Mr.. Brewster, of Ouachita,
ten days leave of absence was granted to
Mr.. Morey, of 0uachita.
On motion Of Mr.. Isabelle, of Orleans.
ten days leave of absence was granted to
Mr.. Mahier, of West Baton Rouge.
On motion of Mr.. Deslonde the rules were
suspended to allow him to introduce reso.
luton appropriating $500 for the purchase
Of portrait of Washington. The resolu-
ton was adopted.
Mr.. Isabelle, of Orleans, introduced a
petition relative to the Louisiana Orphan
Association. Referred to Committee on
Charitable Institutions.
J The Committee on Contingent Expenses
reported favorsbly on House bill No. 269.
Bill referred to Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Wren, of BOssier, asked the suspen-
sion of the rules to allow him to introduce
a resolution instructing the Louisiana mem
bers of Congress to take such steps in Con-
gress as may seem to them most conducive
to the immediate acquisition of the island
of Cuba.
Mr.. Kent, of st. Helena. introduced
resolution for the relief of Frank Huguet.
Referred to Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Hutchinson, of st. Tammany, intro
duced resolution to improve Tangipahoa
river,
/. The Committee on Registration made a
majority and minority report on Senate bill
No. 256.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Schooner AshOre-,Iehh QrIncy Adams
Going to South CarOllaa-The storm
In Savannah.
FORTRESS Monroe, October 5.-The
schooner Lotta is ashore on the middle
grounds, four miles southwest of Cape
Charles.
CHARLESToN, October 5-A private dis
patch from John Quincy Adams, of Massa-
chusetts, announces his acceptance of an
invitation to visit and address the people
of this State. He Is expected to arrive
the last of this week.
SAVANNAH, October 5.-The storm
abated this morning. Some little damage
done in the city by water. The captain of
the steamship America reports very heavy
weather. No marine disasters reported so
far. Many sailing vessels are due.
Weather fair. Wind moderately
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very enthusiastic. A. Abbott, presiding,
made speech in which he handled Butler
severely. He styled him self-willed, ar
rogant, domineering and beadstrong, of
violent temper, bitter in bis hatred, uncon-
ciliatory, ETC., knowing no scruples, not
troubled with modesty, and man whom
Republican leaders have not confidence in /.
Dana, in accepting the nomination for
Congress, reviewed Butler on finances and
styled him the Ishmael of the Republican
party. He criticised caucus management
and declared it the weakest point in our
political system, and which Butler now
proposes to engraft upon the Republican
organization.
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ARKANSAS.

ku Klux still at VvOrk-Attem pied As
sashInat1On of President Board OF He.
EIatFatIOn and Member of the LeRIs.
lature.
Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Democrat
LITTLE Rock, October I'D. P. Upham,
member of the Legislature, and F. A. Nc
Clure, President of the Board of Registra-
ton, were assaulted by the Ku-Klux in
Woodruff county to-day, from the brush.
while travelling through the country. Up
ham was badly wounded in the head
Mcclure slightly. This makes four mem
bers of the Legislature and two Registrars
assaulted by the Ku-Klux within six weeks,
two of whom were killed.
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FOREIGN.

Affairs In spain-The Telegraph from
Malta to Alexandria.
LONDON, October 5.-A Madrid dispatch
says Madoz has resigned the Presidency of
the Junta. Aguierre succeeds, and has
appointed Serrano General-in-Chief.
MADRID, October h.-Olayaga has de-
clined as Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Prim was at Barcelona and is expected
here tomorrow.
LONDON, October 5.-The new deep sea
telegraph from Malta to Alexandria, Egypt,
is successful.
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JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE.
Eighty-FIfth Days Session.
MONDAY. October 4. 196I

Eighty-FIfth Days sessSon.
MONDAY, October g. 1868.
The House met pursuant toy@dj ournment,
Speaker Lowell in the chaifs
The roll being called, ffty.Sight members
answered to their names, ... .... ,
Speaker Lowell, Abbott, Alexander. Au-
tome, Adolphe, Buckingham, Belot, Brew
ster, Burrel, Collins. Carr, Crawford, Des-
londe, Devices, Dufresne, Demarest, Dupart,
Evans, Eager, Faulkner, Guigonet, Gair,
Garstkamp, Guidry, Harper, Hutchinson,
Holland, Hall, Heidenhain, Isabelle Leroy,
Lott, V. NJ. Lange, R. Lapge. Morris, Mol
lere, McCullen. Mahier, McVean, Melvin,
Morey, Noble, Pearce, Pratt, Page, Pierce,
Prescott, Raymond, Reese, Slaton, Ster-
rett, Simms, Taylor Walsh, Washington,
Wren, II; Williams, Waters, Yorke, D.
Young-5s.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. satchell.
On motion of Mr.. Gair, of East Feliciana,
the reading of the journal was dispensed
with.
On motion of Mr.. Washington, of AS
sumption, leave of absence for six days
was granted to Mr. Hill, of Ascension.
Under suspension of the rules Mr.. ster-
rett,. of Caddo, presented petition signed
by several citizens of Caddo, praying for the
establishing of an additional ferry across
Red river near Shreveport.
Referred to the Committee on Internal
Improvements.
On motion of Mr. Belot, of Orleans, SEN
ate bill No. Il was made the special order
of the day for tomorrow at one o'clock
P. NJ. -rar
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES
The Committee on immigration submitted
the following report, which was received
and accepted:
COMMITTEE ON IsfdIGRAr'ryl
House Of Representatives of Loais,ana
New Orleans, October j. 1868
This committee, to which was referred
that portion of the Governors message of
the third instaut having. reference 10 the
subject % Immigration, and the accofananv.
ing report Of Mr.. Edward Gotthei, Chief
! Commissioner to the Paris Exposition. OF
| the same subject, respectfully report as fol
! lows:
! FOREIGN Immigration is, in the 0p!ni0n os
| the committee, matter Of the utmost im-
| portance TO the people Of this State. and We
regard 1t as the sprest means Of adding to
our wealth, prosperity and impoftance. No
| State in the Federal Union is so much in
need Of an annual iptlax Of immigraRts. as
/ Louisiana and Loue Is 60 capable Of Offering
| to them valuable inducements, and vet,
! strange to say, Of the two hundred thousand
| immigrants who landed in the United
! States within the last twelve months,
scarcely any are ueW 10 be found " thin the
borders Gf tbs Stats, We faily agIes W.Ia
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ST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
! Dispatches 10 the associated Press,

fNDl III llaIia' RepOrtofa Democratic Mc.,.
lop G6r aad TorchIlaht Procession.
- ,SS w y DIRK, October 6.-The meeting last
ske4 vas the greatest ever held in this
ara In experienced police captain es-
fee iG; s;Ifed that ninety thousand persons were
If,sha torchlight procession. After the
81 lon was Joined by the delegations
ie6 e6joining counties it extended ten
of is scene in Union square was grand.
1ain stand represented the Temple of
$ S4 The square was brilliantly illu-
y sg5 " by string of lights stretched TO
ON 10y Hall. The streets in the vicinity
OTIS literally on fire with calcium lights,
.|1 FIRE paintings and ballons.
VT 3 main stand facing Broadway was
Of toatre Of attraction outside of Tam
ser Hall, although there were six other
FoB ~ which speeches were made to the
lie oinse throng.
oi tSinSSs y crowd which was roughly estimated
'od million of men, women and chill
sns and tretched compactly down Broadway
th hfenth street, while the cross streets
ogO] G,O We with citizens.
, at ral Baldy Smith presided. He said
az Iesented hundreds of thousands of
,bOlA7s who thought that the results OF the
Otdb1.v1pld be lost without an entire change
IS ciilicy.
sSat eS tel|er from Mcclellan was read en-
n Ceally indorsing the Democratic can
80 OF Comfort for Democrats in the
XWlt1 rter Elections in Connecticut.
w VI foRD, COM, October 5.-The mupi-
p ections occurred throughout the
Fol 20 day The Democrats gain largely.
;-B3 ID ljority in this city is $50.
N II III Democratic gain over last fall cleo
eesdf sour hundred, over the spring cleo
y ny q ne hundred. The Democratic MAORI
sirg ew Haven is nine hundred and nine
3Gii faiGa
HHINGToN, October G. Partial returns
aSs ereoA Ate five thousand Democratic majority
'ondI River Intelligence.
sSs KsBURG, October G.-Passed down.
suU fargoud at ten last night. Up st.
! ieSs ~, y ten last night and Silver Spray
uty - to-day. River rising; now fifteen
ro66' Nlow high water mark.
trut Domestic Markets.
}. YORK. October 6, Noon.-Money
siat stnat Coz per cent. Sterling IOSi.
a n.l39s. 5-2O's of'62 lI3. Flour slightly
buyers. Wheat dull aud dropping.
dull and lc. lower. Mess pork dull
'XW Ky BIZ. Lard dull; steam 191C9I9se.
quiet; Tiddling uplands 27(g27$c.
,as Ats quiet.
,up Foreign Markets
a wERpooI, October 5. Evening. Cotton
.ois y i1 9al Lard lis. Tallow ass. Com
,ubAosln 5s Cd.
char Oh 4 RooL, October G, Noon.-Cotton
+ aQ' steady Sales 10000 bales.
the fs1 October 6.-Cotton quiet.
Ro41tE, October 6, Securities
II! C3n6ed. Sugar on the spot, easier at
squeii
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TAsHINGTON.

!, 2 nun ,hinaYtS y. Walker on the Public Debt
lsure; Anspg from Ouba or Connections.
ear 2 OF Of HflEGToN, October 5.--Not a word
ne pr heard from Cuba. 1t is supposed
m m Vs. hSsANt the Captain General. by the force
sS5' dtposal and the suppression of the
VAL be able to keep the island quiet.
xwEhang yet heard from the Connecticut
l n OF .lral elections.
Z q. kef's statement indicates that the
an. 1t tate Of increase OF the public debt
OR Ta doubled in fourteen years, long be-
VItbs b hleh time, unless better eouusels pre-
irish Olle Government will be bankrupt.
,ptS3 pttS3'g1e Hales dispatch announcing the
betwsstlqn of Queen Isabella, no official
Ser SHeIo1S "a hnlcation has been held with the
h Legation, nor will there be until
h.eogsssoIIovisiOnal egsoI Junta accredits represent
Distrig The Legation retains its official
y w, ~ but matters are postponed.
! fronAmlssioner Rollins will return Satur-
SshT 4 sgd Internal revenue receipts to-day
int ie1 400.
4 nv Na,bns was in New York yesterday
/ hlsbrlng for Mexico.
4 oy a 81 weather has become clear and cool.
onel Wynkoop, agent of the Aarapa-
a last NV OAAcycuncef fn suSES, duu LcplC-
% the ~ the Indians in his agency have
55iine ing puth Of the Arkansas river Gen
eight any was pursuing them. The two
,ecial uasIrraoota OAOn ,s,a-,;ore
tent. S-HptSS"s0 ~1Vo WolttoAs-
u 10 eebt statement will probably ap-
oSs ,1S, Tsslt0-norrows " The increase will be
unit OF sratlvely triilng.
xwRIlert Walker, by consent Of Secre-
"a 81 D IeCnlloch, has examined the Treasury
Nsf Az .u 2
Hasults sustain Delmar aIcE
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formed for Republican demonstralion in
south Boston, has been converted through
the infnence OF a stone thrown at trans
parency in the procession by one of the
" unterrihed," but which, unfortunately for
them, hit him. He says that stone will be
the means Of giving General Grant one
more vote.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-06
BILLS ON THIRD READING.

House bill No. 239, an act for the relief of
certain bondholders, authorizing the issue
of new bonds providing for their payment
and declaring invalid certain treasury notes
issued in aid of the rebellion.
Mr.. Devices, of Bienville moved that the
reading in detail he dispensed with.
Mr.. McMil,en moved to lay tie motion on
the table. .'r
Before the Speaker had time to announce
the vote, Mr.. McAlllen called for the yeas
and nays.
The Speaker decided the call olit Of order.
Mr.. McMillen appealed from the decision.
and called for the yeas and nays, resulting
as follows: -.i b
Yeas:Abbott, Alexander, Antoine, ,Adolphe,
Buckingham. Brewster, Bergerop. Carr.
Curel, Cuny, Crawford, Deslonde, Devices.
Dufreane, DeGrange, Demarest Dupart
Evans, Eager, Fanlkner, Gligonet, Garst-
kamp, Gray, GuIdry, EanlQa. Harper
Hutchison, Holland HAL, Hefdenhain,
Leroy, Lott, IiHoste, NJ Lange, K. Lange
Morris, MolleTe3 MeGulIeA, Mahier, McVeau,
Murreil. Mansion, tMorey, Mathews, Noble,
Pearce, Rasmond; Reese. Ray, Slst0n, STIR
.Eeta Simmss Taylor, Umphries. Walsh,
y aaAa.ii!nston, Wilson, William 2. Williams
Nays: Collins, Pratt, Page, Wren-4.
Tie decision Of the chair was sustained.
Mr.. MeMillen, offered tie following
amendment.
"And that the BIZ be printed and laid
uIon iAe fable sasee. to call"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-06

The advantage Of having watch which
strikes the hours was experienced by q pen-
tleman in New York few evenings since
AS he was entering Niblo's his watch was
taken. There were some ten or dozen
around HIN, aud be Immediately said
"Centlemen, have lest ny watch. If
YOU will keep quiet will strike in enc
minute The thief started ior tae door
aud was captured
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-06

The house Of Mrs. Haines, occupied BY
herself and daughter, on Madison street.
Gretua, was destroyed By fire this morpipe
between one and two O'clock Z.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-06

The Metropolitan Police Board made
some appointments and accepted some
designations to-day, but we cannot give
the names.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-06

The cars of the Claiborne street road are
not running yet, neither are the Canal
street cars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-06
AsisACIIUrErtrs.s !

4ntler convenaion-R. ~ Dana
Nominated 90 be Defeated.
~ Mass, October 3.-The anti
eonyentionHas well attended aud
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-06

IS Dispatches to the Associated Press,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-06
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

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