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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
suBsIsrEScs OYYIcE, U. 9, A. 4
CoRShB Grant AID BALpsnsroE sJs''

Coassg GHisr AID BALpyssfos SIS.
BALrinoRE, ND, Nov. 4 1853 y
b. IL until Hi %
DAY. November 9Th, 1893, for suppl Sing for ths
STORES. to DO delivered In Baltimore as follows.
cans Spring Beans, Of the dnssf quality packed
Ths hsuowfat String Beans preferred.
latest.
Two cans Of each article offered must be sent In
as samples, Occasional cans Of offerings will be
opened and compared with samples. The same
must be made good BY contractors.
=. All conditions required In my, previous adyer-
tisementa for canned goods to hold. These eondi-
Address proposals. 70 ThOMAs WILSoN..
novs-td Bvt Brig. Gen. and Q. s. ,U.s.A.
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GENERAL GRAHT received the election re.
turns at his own home In GaleDa, Illinois. A
telegraph wire was run from the main once
W the General's home, and he received the re-
turns complaeentiy,
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the Official returns.
TENNEssEE.
MEMPHIS, Nov. Ain a difficulty on Main
street last night Dan Earle shot q German
named George Rendthuber, innicting a fatal
wound. Earle was arrested and lodged In jail.
The Congressional election In this district
10 still In doubt. As II now stands, with Nc.
Marin county to hear from, the indications
are that the contest lies between Leftwieh,
Democrat. aud Smith, Republican, with the
chances In favor Of the latter.
The election will be contested, no matter
what the result may be.
NASHVILLE, Nov. mo further returns
have been received from the election In this
State, except the vote OF Humphries county,
which gives a Democratic majority ofl1. The
State has gone for Grant and Coifax by re.
duced majority.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE State returns
are meAgre.
The Time, (Rspublican) claims the State for
Grant.
The ALa also claims that the State has given
q Republican majority, unless great frauds
have been perpotrsted by the Democrats In
| the southern counties.
The Morning CAT (Democrap claims the
State by 5000 to 5000 majority, and the cleo
tion Of johnson and Axtell to Congress.
The Democratic majority IN this dity 10 800.
The municipal contest centered on the
Chief OF Police. Cowley, Republican, Is
elected by about 1000 majority.
GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH, Nov. t.-EyerythinR 10 quiet In
the city to-day. One Of the policemen shot
by the negroes yesterday dying, and another
10 In q critical condition.
The negroes on the oseeehee are reported to
be arming and gathering in large numbers,
with the design Of entering the city under the
lead OF bradley. An armed patrol 10 on duty
tonight In the city.
The murder OF young Law by negroes last
| night causes deep feeling among the citizens,
The onieiai count OF the city vote shows a
Democratic majority OF also.
The Democratic majority In the county /,
2,aa5, out OF total vote OF 6,0o7.
| AUGUSTA, GA, November 4.-Returns from
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The suRRArT CAsE.-By reference to our
court reports 1t will be seen that the decision
OF the supreme Court yesterday, dismissing
an appeal from the Criminal Court In the case
OF Leonard Huyck, foreshadows the opinion
OF the Court upon the merits Of the pending
motion to dismisss the appeal In the surratt
case. But even should this appeal be dis.
missed, surratt will still be liable to new
indictment
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DIED.

CLEMENTS. -0u the morning Of the nj instant,
oElIsuDs r. CLrnESrs, aged 4 years and
The frisnds Of the family arc Invited to attend
he fqnsrsl on ths TharsdaS, q: eth, Az S,sSsk'
and Nineteenth strsets .r. r..Hs.. =. .
MURPHY .-oa Wednesday morning q. November
4. lt6s. q quarter past II o'clock. z. m amer
Chh.tian patience ead resignstion, HkRsIIr. be.
Loved wife Of Francis l. Murphy, In the eith year
RW Ssss.l will Ats yl.e. % yriasy mcrps, :, "a
reat m neaee
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Personal.

A HasgIlHaksX S..t . " NV isi., nS%
would like TO mako few more engagements. APP
ply at h7 Twelfth street.
SHIRT MAKING and all kinds Of plain sewing
done at short notice. Also, Furnished Rooms for
Gentlemen At b5T Twelfth street. spl-lm
pRiyATE HKpboAb ,SeoEsU5TATIoE At
po.its odd-fsliowS Hall sspsrats rooms for
nsnts. -0-I0 ~ mi. . ssl2-n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-05

This 10 more than two thirds OF the whole
number OF electors.
The States known to have chosen the cleo.
tors to vote for Seymour and Blair are as fol-
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FoLwELL-APPLE0ATE AT the residence Of
county, New Jersey, on November ID. by the
Rev. Joseph qreenlsaf, ir. ,CHAs. II. ioLwsLL, Of
3. Applsgats, esq, .rELf4W
sMfrH-YAUNcE.- On Noysmbsr l.t, BY the
Rsy. D. 2; Broyn. ,PErEa c.. sxrTH to LYDIA
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uranus mhority.'.''''' 1900
English's majority last spring was l,Iot and
the Republican net gain In this election 10
therefore 500.
The above will probably not vary 100 from
the Official returns.
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Is. date Clerks to James 9. &ed9irs 1 Co. =
Southwest corner OF PsnnsylvaniA avenue and
- 4 Eleventh street. Star ofiee Buildinx.
VALUABLE LIBRARY AT AUCTION
On MONDAY and FOLLOWING EVENINGS,
November ., 1893, commeneing at T. o'clock p. M,
weshal sell, by catalogue. very large collection
Of BOOKS, In all the departments Of literature.
Terms cash CooPER 4 LATIMER,
nov5-du Auotioneefp.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-05

X Odsll and vile, DR. II H Anderlon, n 7
A d worthlngton and wife, Hartford, Conn
sp.Il, Phil,' Tho, Ferry, Bo''8 Sn:i M.
L W stone, q, II aibuson, u 8 A; John!I
RiehsfS Ifvin' X II 4 BrisSt, Ensi:nd; va
h M,SS: xirE M psssr t S.ss:5u AN
VIM Renney, wife, child and maid, Phila
william Z Stlroe and wife, Boston; DR. q Ho
fucker Geo + Brown, Chicaro, F.'..r
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Our greatest, yet with least pretspee.
Great In council, Ereat In war,
The foremost captain Of his time,
Rich In saving common sense,
And, as the greatest only are,
In his simplicity sublime.
He never sold the truth 70 serve the hour.
Nor paltered with Almighty God for power;
He let tho turbid streams Of Tumor low
Through either babblin& world Of high or low;
His life was work. his language rife
with rugged mAxims hewn from life
On him from both her open hands,
Lavish Honor showsred all her stars,
And afiuent fortune emptied all her horn.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-05

HARTFORD, November Full returns from
every town In the State, read at the Couranf
once, give the following result by counties;
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New Advertisements. ,
ID. M. FURLoNG,
sEsTLEMEsS.isP 1 sSSfs :. AND SHOE

IA. Removed Rom 10. ~ Tstfd .tss.t. between
PsnnsyltaniA avenue and street, to No. $50 Penn.
sylyaniA avenue, between fSpd.and ,a;haf and
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SSYHE R S SaF 81 BES 3FS

on motion "a lie complainant. by John p.
writ issued aaainst lbs defendant has been re
turned non ssfby tho MarshAli II is-
anoe to 30 entered herein on before ths Tsi rule
day occurring forty days after this day. otherwise
| default. 0T.-'7.
BY the Court ..go .,,,
| 0ell.w6WS Clerk.
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Agriculture.

SEED STORE REMOVED TO X STREET.
p near Nineteenth, opposite the Market. Trees,
Vines. Seeds, Implements, Bird Seed, Lawn Grass
Seed, China and CrOckery. &e, ,on,,a
nOy2-S X, near Nineteenth street
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AaRIvALs AT THE HOTELS.

,SEATON HOUSE-J. II. SiNsRs: !
III stone. w 10 ssIte,, Ind; z Reach,
M x.a2sy 81 SsnslT fS xs yi fssl
is1 %S.. a.s- s Ma +. 0Rs sysb s su.Ss "
DRY, Md; b o Taten and wife, N j; q L Miles,
J L Palmer and wife. N VI ] L Darrsgh and
son, Texas A T Maupin, Va; d Lowenthali
sisSis; a S S.p9s II ss%et1
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. L=The negro
counties OF Alabama, which gave Grant ma.
jorities, have nearly all been heard from, and
II 10 thought BY the Democrats that their ma
jorities will be easily overcome by the white
counties. The Democrats here seem confident
that the State has gone for Seymour by q
nj. nd.np,a iorItv .#. "
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SAN Francisco, Nov. 4.-Nevada Is con.
eeded to the Republicans.
, The steamer Constitution, from Panama,
arrived last night.
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Arkansas.

Little has been heard from ArkansM 10 ad
dition to what has already been sent. Little
Rock 10 claimed by the Republicans BY 1000
minority. As far As heard from, no disturb
Anees occurred in the State.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

O1ice Mutual AID and BenevOIent Life
Insurance Association of Louis&na--Hew Orleans,
August 4, 1e6s-Ata meeting of the Board Of Dirse-
tors. held this day, the following named gentlemen
were elected officers of the Association to serve two
JOHN DAVIDSON. President.
W. s. PIKE, vice.President
r, W. YOUNG, Secretary
FOURNIER, Treasurer.
KOoNTz, Attorney.
W @. NICHOLS, NJ. D., Physician.
The office Of the Association for the present is
located permanently at No, 40 Carondelet street,
Davdson's Row, where the officers of the Associa-
ton are prepared to receive applications for mem
qershp. aul5 I'm
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poT,IT10AI NOTICES,



Republican Club Meetings.: ID
MONDAY EVENING.
SEVENTH WARD CLUB-Corner Union and Great
men streets.
ELEVENTH wARn CLuB-Corner Dryades and
First streets.
CoLFAx LEe1oN-Mr Isabelle, President, at seven
O'Clock. 5l2 New LeEee street.
wARNoTH CAMPAIGN CLuB-4si Lafayette street.
NEGRO CLuB-Moody's Church, Dumaine, be-
tween Roman and Prienr streets.
WIDE AWAKE CLUB-Turners' Hall.
TUESDAY EVENING.
GOVERNORS GUARDS. Co. A.-Claiborne, between
Common and Gravier streets.
FIRST WARD OLuB-Terpsichore, between Apollo
and St. Charles streets.
EMPIRR GRANT CLuB-Mechanics Institute
FoURTH WARD CLUB-Turner's Hall, Derbigny
street, between Customhouse and Bienville.
SIXTH WARD CLuB-Rconomy Hail. Ursulines
street.
GRANT WIDE AwAKEs-Graver street, between
Liberty and Howard.
THIRD DISTRICT GRANT AND CoLFAx GLuB.--
Church on Poet street, between Love and Good
children streets.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
NINTH WARD CLUB-Crescent Beer Garden, Pc.
land street.
THURSDAY EVENING.
PARISH EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE -.
FRIDAY EVENING,
EMPIRE GRANT CLUB-Meehanics' Institute.
GRANT WIDE AwAKEs-Gravier, between Liberty
and Howard streets.
GOVERNORS GUARDS, Co. A.-Claiborne, between
Common and Gravier streets.
PIONEER GRANT CLUB-NAtional Hall, 269 Poydrss
street, between Franklin and Liberty.
SECOND WARD CLUB-Corner Tf'lo1 wa and
Dryades street.
FIFTH WARD CLUB-Unon Hail. st. Louis eet
between IRENE and Marais.
TENTH WARD CAUB-Corner st. Mary and Fuit on
sire. ts
SATURDAY EVENING.
IRISH REPUBLICAN CLUB-Carrol Hall, corner
Carroll and Poydras streets.
THIRD WARD CLUB-Jlay Hall, Perddo street.
EIGHTH WARD CLUB-Morales street, be .weer
Vaudeville and Msrigny.
SUNDAY MORNING.
GRANT AND CoLFAx ZouAvEs-Schoolhouse cor
ner Greatmen and Union streets.
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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER, !
Department of Louisiana, J
New Orleans La, September ID. 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
= will be received at this office until Il nj.
MONDAY, september q, 1868, for furnishing the
Quartermaster's Department in this city with;
IS PINE LOGS that will square Il by II, rs feet
long.
s5 Pine GAPS, IL by IL, % feet long.
20 PINE ANCHORS, u by Il, IS feet long.
% PINE ANCHORS. u by u, 50 feet long
800 PINE PLANKS, 9 by 70. Is feet long
All TO be OF best quality yellow pine subject to
found of quality required.
No bid will be entertained from any party who has
heretofore failed in his engagements with any branch
OF the government.
Bids will be opened at the time above named, and
bidders are invited to be present.
The United States reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Proposals will be Endorsed Proposals for
Lumber and addressed to tine undersigned.
By order OF Quartermaster General United States
army.
CHAS. II. T0MPKINS,
Brevet Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
sel5 ct Department of Louisiana,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-15

ANOTHER RADICAL MURDERED.-At eleven
O'Clock last night Police officer Michael
Butler was stabbed while in the perform
ance of his Duties at the corner of Adele
and New Levee streets. DR.. d. Mackay
was promptly in attendance and rendered
every service, but pronounced the case
hopeless, as the knife had entered the lung,
and the patient was dying from internal
hemorrhage. The deceased was a quiet and
peaceable man, but outspoken in his polit'
ical views. He leaves a wife and three
children to mourn his untimely en- d.
Lieutenant Madden has arrested Thomas
L. Barlow and Owen Duffy, but James Jack,
son, the actual perpetrator of the murder,
has not yet been found.
It appears that Policeman Butler, while
on his beat, heard pistol shots in the coffee
house of Barlow, and went in there to make
an arrest. He arrested Barlow, around
whom, when they got into the street, q
crowd gathered to rescue the prisoner.
jackson, tall, powerful man, police
officer under the Monroe administration,
Joined in the crowd and inflicted the fatal
wound upon Butler. Another police officer
who was assisting Butter, finding himself
| to be powerless, was compelled to release
the prisoner. Barlow has the unenviable
reputation of having killed police officer
several years ago.
The funeral of Policeman Butler will take
place at four O'Clock this evening, from his
late residence, No. III st. Andrew street.
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THE STAR OF EN-
PIRE TAKES ITS WAY.
secure a Home In California.

secure - kAomS IN ChhhOEnAhs
THE IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD ASsoCIA-
TON OF CALIFORNIA,
Incorporated under the laws Of the State Novem.
Der s0th, 1861, for the purpose of 80
PROVIDING HOMES FOR ITS MEMBERS,
and thereby induce immigration.
Capital Stock 81 600 900
Divided into 100000 shares at IS each, payable in
UNITED STATES CURRENCY.
Certificates of Stock issued to subscribers immedi-
ately upon receipt of the money.
NO PERSON ALLOWED TO HOLD MORE THAN FIVE
SHARRs.
A Circular. containing full description Of the
property 70 be distributed among the shareh olders
will be sent 70 any address upon receipt Of stamps to
cover return postage
Information 8 to price of land in any portion Of
the State. upon any other subject of interest ia
parties proposing to immigrate eheerfully furnish
ed upon receipt Of stamps for postage.
All letters should be Addreased
SECRETARY IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD AS
ISOLATION, POstofaos Bon No 60 San Francisco
California, aua2m
4
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OFFICIAL NOTIOEs--OITY.

applying to court of justice to annul the same
and without indemnity; and it is also vel under
stood that in case the contractor shall at any time
abandon the work, or not finish and complete the
same in conformity with his contract, the said con.
any part Of the work done by him M to the date of
his abandonment, and that the city shalt be thereby
discharged and released from any and all liability
the contract be resod the contractor and his secur
ties shall be held and bound, in solido, to pay unto
the city all loss difference between the price at
which the contractor originally contracted 10 per
FORM the work and the price at which it may be ad,
lu11leated at resale or readjudication.
i pies 70 De for the whole work complete.
(Signed) L, SIJRGI
- City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees of Streets and Land.
ings of both Boards of the Common Council
tSigned) II. H. SHIELDS, c,,..
GERALD FARRELL,
Registered, September 9, 1868. gaT
PAS. LABARRE,
sell lit Deputy Controller.
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| New Orleans, September 8, 1856, !
Notice is hereby given that the Controller will at
adjudicate the lowest bidder bidders the above
PAS. LABARRE, Deputy Controller.
SPECIFICATIONS concerning the extension of
the Ninth street Market in the square bounded
by Magazine, Harmony, Constance and Ninth
and dimensions marked on the plan, aud the new
building shall be in all respects similar for materials
and workmanship to the portion ready built, and
in strict accordance to the plans and eleyat ion made
by the CRY Surveyor:
already 10 use The new tagging shall be Of the best
North river blue flags, we laid in a bed of good
5srs on the street and alley ids sEai be made Of
North river curb stones well jointed and buried
foot below the leyel Of the banduettes and alley.
The pump used to wash the markets. shall be re,
moved 70 the rear alley and connected with one OF
The covering Of the two wells shall be made move
able and lad flush with the new tagging. -,
The new building shall receive three coats OF the
best oil pants and the old work only two, OF the
The roof and cutters of the old market shall be
The old plastering shall be also repaired when
A new banquette with curb stones and a wooden
gutter covered with the best lake bricss shall be
the present market and extending far as the line
OF the said city property.
rails and in the best workmanlike manner, and un-
der the supervision Of the City Surveyor.
of the adjudication by the Common Council, and
shall be completed in ninety days under penalty
of five dollars per day for each and every day
thereafter the same is not completed.
Good and solvent security, in the sum Of three
thousand dollars. stall be required from the con
contract.
Payment in cash on the completion Of the work,
and its acceptance BY the Surveyor and
chairmen Of the Committees on Streets and Land
ingA
II is well understood that in case of failure by the
contractor to begin finish the work, or any part
thereof, within the period hxed or in case the
Common Council be dissatisfied with the manner
in which the work is being executed, the Common
Council shall have the right to annal the contract
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A Card,-To THE REPUBLICANS OF TIE PARISH
OF ORLEANs-The Clubs from Jefferson and Car
rollton, at the special request OF their District
Marshal, we're permitted to retire from the process
sion First street, owing to the bad condition OF
the streets and the stygan darkness" fearing that
their lights would not hold out.
The procession was flied into Espanade street on
account of the heavy marching, and from the gen
eral complaint OF WEAKNESS. / would respectfully
suggest that another occasion the procession
through the lower Districts first.
Gentlemen, permit me to congratulate you on the
success of our demonstration.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
CHARLES B. YOUNG.
sells 1t Grand Marshal.
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oOLLECTOR,s NOTICE .

UNITED STATES CUsToMHousF \
Collectors Office,
New Orleans, September Il, 1869
THE FOLLOWING GOODS HAVING REMAIN.
ed in warehouse unclaimed for more than one
year, or wareh9used for more than three
years. will be sold at public auction, in accordance
with law and the regulations of The Treasury De.
partmenT, at Warehouse No. l. Customhouse build.
ing Cus6omhouse street entrance, on wEDNES-
DAY, the seventh day of October, 1868, at 10
o clock A. Nj
UNCLAIMED.
case Samples, bundles Iron Ties, Iron Slab, ID
coils Nope, cask Port Wine. case Cordias. Wine
Casks, bale .Corks, case Sardines case Wine,
case Surgical Instruments Personal Effects Y
cases Brandy, baskets Champagne octaves Bran
dy, 90 bales Leaf Tobacco, Cotton Gin, box Gar
den seed
WAREHoUSED OVER THREE YEARS.
cases Fruits in Juice, case Fruit in Brandy, I9
cases Champagne, II cases Assorted Liquors, cases
Qordials
s. A. STOCRDALE,
Special Deputy and Assistant Collector.
sel3 Is IL 20 q 26 ocl IA sel9 26 oc3
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PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF
HOUSE.
OFFICE CHEF QUARrEnMAsTER, J

OFFICE CHEF QUARTERMAsTER
Department OF Louisiana. :
New Orleans, La, September Z, 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
~ will be received at this office until twelve Nj.
FRIDAY, the eighteenth day of September, 1853,
Tor the construction at Chalmette Cemetery, Lou.
lslgna about six t6) miles below the city Of New
Orleans Of
one Small Brick House, one story. with three O
rooms.
Plans and specifications can be seen at this Office,
where lll particulars may be learned
NO bid will be entertained from any party who has
hitherto tailed in his engagements with any branch
of the Government. :
Bids will be opened at time above specified and
bidders are invited to be present at the opening. )
ThsU nited States reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals.
Proposals must be Endorsed " Proposals for cree
tion Of House az Ch2lnet:e Cemetery" and id,
dressed to the undersigned.
By order of Quarterfnaster General United States
Army. CHARLES H. TOMPKINS,
Brevet Brigadier General and Chief Qnartermaster,
ss9 Ct Department of Louisiana