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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-14
The steamship Bavaria, from New or
leans, arrived at IL A. NJ.

The steamship Bavaria, from New OF
leans, arrived at IL A. NJ.
River InteIIsgenee.
ViOKsBURG. March I3.-Passed up; Garrett
with barges at 8 A. H.. Westmoreiand at {
+, N. Passed down; Allen at 2, the Missis.
siPpi at 8, and the Lee at 5 P. n. River
LoUIsvILLE, March I3.-Weather warn,
and very pleasant, River rising fast; III
feet of water in the canal.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YoHK, March 1s.-Ootton a shade
lower, and more doing; sales TODAY 2501
bales; middlings 24s@25c. Flour still rules
in favor OF buyers, though prices are quota
bly, unchanged. Wheat dull. Corn steady.
Mess pork S24 80. LARD I430l5Ec. Groce-
ries firm. Turpentine 69A@70c. Rosin
So 25@7. Freights declining; cotton BY
sail 5.lG@s; By steam TOT. Gold Is9l.
Sterling %.
CrNciNNArI, March I3-Tlour dull; family
Sl0@ll 25. Wheat dull at 50 4592 so.
Corn 64@87c. Oats frmer, 7l@72c. Mess
pork S23 5002i. Bulk meats-shoulders
clear sides l43c. Lard very dull, ljc.
Butter firm, 45@5oc. Eggs zoe. Sugar
firm l3@l6. Coffee 2l@2Ga. q 80
ST. LOUIS, March l3.-TobacCo active and
firm; superfne -four 81 25@S Is; wheat
s. GOQ2 20; corn 87@90c; oats 67@72; mess
pork null and lower at S24; bulk meats
quiet; shoulders l0e.; rib sides lelc clear
sides l3lc,; bacon shoulders fJ8iL T. rib
sides l9}c.; clear rib I34c.; oEe,u 81 ssi4f@
l4ic.; lard dull at l43o Fe6fbes year and
very warm, -.- af
Foreign EIarRsts
LoEDoN, March Is, Even : ~Consols
90. Bonds NJ.
LrYERPooL, March Is, EV aing.-Cotton
closed unchanged. Uplands lesd.; Orleans
l0sd. Sales today 10 600 iles. Stock in
port Jt4, 900 bales instesd 3l9, eco, as re-
ported thls nlornisa Ns chester advices
uutaYorGble. Corn LIS fhval stores dull
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sFAiFEs DE.TREOT oOUKF,
a DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA,


u THE HEATTER OF WI LIAM O. WATKINS.
k-s kanhrupL
|pJHEREAS WI LIAM O. WATKINS, OF
w the pnfish Of 0fieAnS and Distriot Aforesaid,
a decl sred BANKRUPT uBder the act Of Cougress Of
ruh 4 1851, has this day GBd ia said Court peti,
on nrayaR Tor q discharge aud certificate thereof
I4a ai his debts and othsr claims proTAble nnuer
MA not---
Notice Is TIERS ore gwen to Al creditors who have
n1ed thoir debes aaa TO ~ other kersons IN in
E1st hist the sixth day o. Apfii, 1853 az II A. NJ
assigned for the hearing Of the anne, and tnat they
atg tlen and { ere sttend aud show cau-e. IL any
Z hays, Why the prayer Of the said petition sheu.d
Gisrt's ofdcs. New Orleans. Msrch Ises.
mhlt q - x LoKW, Cierk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-14

first DIsTRIor REoORDRRs CoURT.-
The case OH Begley aud e. G Gallagher. ac-
oused of having obtained several rolls Of
leather from the steamboat Selma, new
basin, on a fraudulent order sent by a dray-
man, was continued indefinitely. Gallagher
had been admitted to bail, and failed to turn
up at the appointed time to stand trial.
Miss Ella Ross, 20 Basin street, was fined
SIS and bound in peace bonds. because she
violently ouffed poor Annie Richardson.
They were both dwellers uader the came
roof.
Jerry Dunn was wrong when he stole
two pairs OF scales from q butcher In st.
Aary's market. His sosIy otfeuse was weigh
ed in the scales of justice. and justice said
let the Damn languish in the parish prison
for fifteen days.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-14

% st. Charles street.
,,tptss BDwELn.. PROJECTORS and Managers
,,,-..,-.dav EvenIng,' March IL. 1865.
- .sarv niaht and SATURDAY NOON will be
,,ssented for the FIRST time, and to be repeated
.sionr as the public appreciate its great merits
nav and original Musical Burlesque. written
~, d. D. DAsher, ESQ, entitled .f-
3@ IHE KED CROOK,
=, 8ss the overwhelming attraction Of. tne, new
Ssce there Will es given AZ AR o{4p yIis performance
open at quarter before L. Performance at
1sisusrteE bet9re 8 r. NJ Box once open from A.
az N Money None taken at par, nhl2 If
T1RIETIEs THE ATRE.
,.sr APPEARANCE OF EDWIN ADAMS.
saturday, March IL, 1868,
|epasD FAMILY MATINEE AT Il O'CLOCK,
The new Comic Drama Of
FOUR s."
E8gin Adams as...........'''.'.''''Hus OAa'cote'
Saturday Evening,
v.velr Bereit and sitiyels last appea:anoo shis
season OF EDWIN ADAMS
LIST might OF YOURS
NoNDAY EVENING. March l6.--Bsneat OF Ms.
GsnersaL .----
|uAKIETILs TIEEATKE. .
EXTRA CARD.
MRS ". GoMBRsAL respectfully announce, tnaS
aER FIRST BENEFIT IN NEW ORLEANS
wiz take place on
Monday Evening" March l6, 1865.
IA which occasion BILL ~ MORE THAN
USUAL INTEREST AND ATTRACTION will
6s presented, consisting Of
Three Splendid Pieces!
t,,,l,nz in their caste tic chOios talent OF this
hrOrite establishment. mhA
cT. omARLRs rHRATKE
III
SEy DEBAR .,...s.i. ......,.. ...,.. Proprietor.
saturday Evening. March IA.
r'. frH
GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE SEASON
V,tte unanimous verdict Of the ptssa and public
As ELFIN STAR. ALICE KINCsBERRY. as
SATAN IN PARIS, and MAID WITH THE
KLKIEG PAIL.
E0TICE-Doors open Ht a squarter to :. Overture
vloommence at hal-past precisely. seats an be
rcured one day in advance.
milf p GLE AoOSt kteaslrtLs
NEW OPERA HOUSE.
Saturday, March Ia, 1858,
viii be performed heyerbeer's grand opeaa a iTs
acts,
ROBERT LIE DIABLE
upmn, ,noing at * O'clock precisely nll3
NATIONAL HALL,
POYdras Street,
BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND LIBERTY SITS.
The undersigned respectfully informs the public
AAl be has leased this new large, and conmodious
aril aud that Oolored
PUBLIC BALL
win be given therein every Wednesday and satug-
,geveninE Ths Hall will DO rented to associations
nd individuals for mestings balls concerts sorsss,
w., on reasonable terms.
Application to be made to
ISIDoR STITOH Lessee,
4 jgJ ~ No. 250t< Lafayette strees,
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ErREEr COAfArIssI0HRRis OFFICE, D
Room No. Z City Hal, 7
New Orleans. MaFch Il. 1893. J

|UJERE BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS
" trlct Pound, On Dryades street, between Jack
IN and Hhtliu atEeatz. e1trayH-sa1is1-
Three GOATS Of different colors. -
Which, Il ret elsmsd within three dave. and the sI
pensee thereon PAID, will be sold at public auction
Il I3 O'clock N, IL = WTBLTGM BAKER,
u WTE TO rEnl Street Commissioner
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AMuREMENTS,


:, OAOEMx OF AAUsIC. Il Eu
q 2 st. Charles street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-14

REpoRT FROM THE GRAND JUEY.-The
grand jury of the parish yesterday made a
report to the criminal court, Judge Howe.
The greater part of it appears to us to have
been made up from old stereotyped reports
except, perhaps, little more ignorance is
evident in this document. One feature Of
this grand jury is that only four of its mem
bers are registered voters. This fact of
itself should and does detraot from the
worth and influence of any body of inquis'
itors, therefore we consider that nothing is
lost by emitting to publish the report of the
grand iury..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-14

An UNExPEcTED REsULF.-It appears that
Henry White yesterday approached Judge
Howe, of the first district court, with an
offer of bribe to procure the release of q
friend who had been convicted of larceny.
He accompanied the proposition with a
statement that he had been sent
for the purpose by "a gentleman, F."
but afterward admitted this state
ment to have been false. To his great sur
prise he was promptly committed to the
parish prison to reflect upon the impro
priety of his conduct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-29
POLICE MrET.LiGEyCE.

ARREST OF ODALDwIS, THE PUGILIsT.-N esterday
morning, the much talked OF pugilis ic champion,
Ned 0'Baldwin, tsc Irish Giant &C., was arraigned
before Justice Bowling ut the Ionibs, by detective
Dunno, OF the Sixth precinct. large OF per-
sons gathered in the court room, expecting rich
scene but they were disappointed, the magistrate
simply asked If the prisoner had boldsnan ready
10 70 his bail for future good behavior, which being
answered IN the negative, 0Baldwin was locked
up in aeau,d. so ended the trouble.
!. ALLEGED BURGLARY.-Edward j. Brady, residing
NJ No. ll6 Third avenue, appeared before Justice
Dodge, at the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day morning ana accused John Farley, a young
man, eighteen years OF age, who had been in his
employ q long time, OF breaking into his premises
and stealing type and printing materials OF the
value OF $780, John lately fell INTO bad company,
the complainant alleges, and TO obtain the money
necessary 10 keep up stylish appearance and
carousc nightly, he committed the burglary. de
was locked up to answer In default OF 81 0JJ bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-29


FUNERAL OF THE LATE PROFESSOR NIcHoLs.-The
OF New York will meet at the college this afternoon,
az two O'Clock, for tho purpose oil attending the iu-
neral OF the late Professor Nichols.
KILLED ny A FALI.-yeserday morning John
Corners, aged three years, fell from third story
window OF his parents residence. No ls Mott street,
and was almost instantly Killed. coroner Flynn was
notified to hold an inquest
APPOINTMENT or A DEPUTY UNITED STATES MAR
saAL.--wllliam II. Thompson, Of Brooklyn has been
appointed by Marshal Murray first deputy marshal
OF this district. MIR. Thompson took the oaths OF Of
ice required by Law before Judge Blatchford, and
the record OF MS appointment has been duly fled.
lMNioRATIoS.--Large numbers OF immigrants IRE
arriving In thus city every day. This, OF course, IS
an established fact. but few persons would suppose
that since the LIST OF November six sailing vessels
and thifty.one steamers have passed through the
Narrows filled with immigrants for this port. ON
saturday last three sailing vessels and the same
number OF steamers arrived with nearly 1000 pas
sengers on board.
THF Rosa MURDER CAsE.-A jury was cmpaneiicd
yesterday In the case Of Dominick r. Rosa by Coro-
ner Flynn, for the purpose OF holding an inquest
case until Monday. as the alleged murderer. james
A. Nasker, Is SIN ut large, In orie. that effort
might be made TO secure him. The necessary burial
certificate was also granted.
ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL or THE ST. ANDREWS
SOCIETY. NEW YoRx.-The one hundred and twelfth
anniversary festival or the ST. Andrews Society Of
this city r. announced TO take place ~ DelmonicO's,
corner OF Filth and Fourlee nth street. on 81.
Andrews night,November 80. Mt six O'CLOCK. Invi-
taions have been extended To n number OF distin-
guisIcd speakers William Patton will preside.
DEPARTURE or FArnEs Ds sxxr Foa EUROPE
Rev. Father .De smet 8. H. for the past thirty years
niss!cnay " the indiana sailed for europe IN tue
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n he brought two suretes worth 81 900 each, 60 my
house after the theatre out; Hickey then asked
me what was to be done IN the event OF Harkins
Gusing TO comply; told him II Hsrkins would not
accept KIND treatment he should arrest and take HIM
be the sheriTs duty; Aarkns has not been
arrested yet; on the following day his attorney
filed q bond for him; the bond was never
excepted TO; MIR. Moore's name was the bond;
would have taken his word for Harkins; two days
afterwards ! received from the same court non,
have never been able to arrest Harxins; have seen
an announcement OF his playing In New Jersey. Con-
nectcut and other states, but he has never, 10 my
issued.
There being no other witnesses to examine, coun-
sci l0r sherin O'Brien announced that he would be
ready to submit his brief on Monday the 7th OF De-
cember, to which day the case stands adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-29
UNITED STATES DISTRICT Cousr-s BANKRUPTCY.
Alleged Improper Conccnimcnt OF Property
by bankrupt.

TNtVIt dUNrV IIHEtIIIUIus
In re Of John ". Boaesteei, dssydnkrttDi.- Bone.
Steel on his examination before the Register refused
20 answer questions touching an alleged conveyance
by other parties to his wife OF large interest In the
"Nicolson Pavement Company Of Brooklyn;r he a.
stunning tnat no had no interest IN the stock OF said
company, aud that tho conveyance was in the nature
OF GIFT to his wife, for her exclusive benefit
Counsel for one OF Bonesteel's creditors claimed
the right " examine Boneseel on this point, the
,io,ind shat the said interest in the stock OF tue
company flowed. In whole or In part, to Bonestecl,
ana ospnf therefore to come into the hands OF the
assignee IN bankruptcy for the benefit OF boneseels
creditors
Judge Blatchford has decided that the views OF
the creditor are correct 10 his power To examine,
and that the bankrupt must submit TO such aXami
nation.
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suSnoGATe's COURT.

BEFORE gideon J. Tucker, Surrogate
WINS admitted during the week:-Wilham j. Ross.
Timothy Dul,iyan, Hannah Burrowes Richard Car
man Mary Day, Martha MulligaD, Alvin Hartman,
MARI u. Iiallet Eliza r. Dodge, John Nevin. WIN. D..
Black Edward IL. White, Joseph Mulligan, Charles
j. Mason, James Porter.
Letters 81 administration on guardians,' &C., OF
james lIown. Joseph Olmsted, Daniel smith, Alex
ander CVNeiraf, susan Hsrkins Eliza II. Honey
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was escorted 70 the vessel by q large number OF
friends, including Rev. J. r. Mcdonald, st. Mary's
Brooklyn. r. d. Messrs. Sadeir, Carroll, OF Montana
and Mcdonald OF Pennsylvania. During his stay In
tins city he resided with the Jesuts in Sixteenth
street, and was also the guest OF Tnuriow Weed.
TAX REcEIvERs' 0FPIcE.-During the past week
the employees OF this office have been sorely pressed
were envelopes containing money for the payment
OF 10 ut least one million OF dollars In extent
In addition 10 this the following amounts have been
collected
Monday. ...... e380.066 Friday ....... 81 07O 1921
Tuesday. 7ll.8s6 Saturday....... 982.4ll
Wednesday ..... 832,1l2
Total. ............ ......... So, 1851 206
previously c0uected...... IL, l28 l06
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-29
CRY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YEsTgRDAy.-Thc following record
viii show the changes In the temperature for the
past twenty-iour hours, as INDICATED by the ther-
mometer at nudnuts pharmacy, els broadway,
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ADRorr ESCAPE or CRIMINAIs.--Two notorious
criminals, known mp the river Is the Brandenbnrg
pirates. were recently arrested tried, convicted and
sentenced TO the Pentcntary. ON sunday last the
prisoners were placed on board the Morning star
They were handcufed and chained together 50
securely II was thought impossible for them 10
escape. But while the boat was ut Strongs landing
they got loose and one Of them sprang OVERLOOKED
IL IL supposed By some that he passed under the
wheel oI the steamer and was killed. Others think
he effected his escape. rhe other prisoner was cap.
tured before he got overheard and taken to Louis.
ville.-EroRSD{tye tIsp1.l Journal. November W,
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ALLroED FORCED CHEcKs.-A young man, who
has several aliases, was arrested day or two ago
Ia this city for drunkenness and disordery conduct
whose person were found pistol, about $40 In
cash and q cashiers check on the First National
Bank OF Allentown for $4,000, on New iork bank
York for $1,000 Besides these he had two gold
watches and u gold chain on his person. Tbs
$1,000 check purported to have been drawn by JACOB
sngmaster. Upon investigation by Chief Lanon, Il
was ascertained that check for 5000, purporllug
to have been drawn by Jacob Stngmaster had been
presented by the defendant ut the National Bank Of
Allentown q short time ago, and that he received
$1,000 IN cash on It, anu the cashiers check on tho
Mechanics Bank OF New York for - 00O winch wa
not paid aud that the $1,000 check which he has
passed had been declared forgery. The prisnner
mas been held for further Investigation Ia The mat.
ter hfiadetUhta Lco0cy. Not. Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-29
COURT OR SPECIAL. SESSIONS.
Sacrilesr-Msiicious Mischief-HRrd Gases
KIcpiomauia-Assaults in Cars--Liauor and
Rowdyism, drunkenness and Thieving-At-
tempt Mt Bribins Judge DovvIiur. -
Before Judges Dowl,nc and Kelly

Yesterday morning the calendar OF causes set dow
for trial at the Court OF Special Sessions very
numerous, and their character extremely varied.
The victims OF offended justice rsngcd from the re-
spectacle down 70 The lowest eaasses Of society,
The New York herald., 1868-04-11

A GENTS IN EVERY CITY AND TOwN-FoR A NEW
IN article wanted Immediately every households great
Inducements TO live and women. Apply at No Front
M Al
The New York herald., 1868-04-11

ing with his parents and having knowledge OF the
business preferred residing near the store Apply from II
90 r. M TO samuel Campbe apohecay and chemist,
er a Il.
The New York herald., 1868-04-11

WANTED-IN A WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSE, A
w stock clerk; who has had experience. Ad-
DRESS with reference, box 2,c4S New York Post olice
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03
Bulls sarsaparillae
A Good Reason fer the Captaln's
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER 'AND THE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

Benton Barracks, No., April 20, lsss,
Ds, Jonx BrLl-Desr Sir: knowing the Of
Aeiency Of your Sarsapafilla, and Ne healing
and benidcial qualities II pessssses, l send ysu
the following statement Of my ease:
was wounded about two years ags-was -
ken prisoner and con6ed for sixteen month";
Being moved 90 often that my wounds have not
healed yet, have not sat up . mossnt since
was wounded, am shot thrsugh the hips,-
My general health is impaired, and need some
thing 10 assist nature, ! have more faiss in
your SarsspariIla than in any thing else.
wish that that il genuine. Please express ne
half dozen bottles and oblies
Carr. y. P. JonxseH. 81. Louis. No.
P. s.-rhs following was writtsa April ~
1885. BY Mrs. Jennie johnson. mother Of Cspa.
Johnson:
Dn, BuLL-Dear Sir Ny husband, Dr.. q. B.
johnson. w. skillful surgeon and physcisa in
Central New York. where he died. leaving the
above G, P. Jehnssa TO my care. At thirteen
years Of aes hs AsA . sArssis diarshss and
serofula. for which gave him ysus Sersaparil.
Il, II csane Nm. base Ssr ~ vsars rscsn.
msadsd IL 70 many in Csstsal Ksv Icek. Ohie
and Iowa, for scrofula. ssves 6ssss saa general
debility, Psssset sussen Aas ateendedh ~
cures s6ested IL scns cesss 81 scrofula and fever
sssss we're alnsst nifaculeas, Len very anz-
ious for my son 10 again have recourse 70 ysss
SsrsaparillA. He is fearful Of getting sspurieus
article, hsnes his writing 70 you for it, Mis-
wounds ~ sssriois, bus belivvs Do will rsssv.
Or. Rsspestfsaly.
Jnxnn Joa1eon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

JOSH BlLLIxosIsxs. Ii strains Z oao's
phillssophss The wust kind 70 hi when hs
gifts beat.
Awl ov 10 kouplain ov the shortaess ov
life, yet we awl waste more time than w
u1e.
Don't mistake arroganss, foe wisduo |;
msnny people hsv thought the wsz wise
when they wux only windy.
The principal difference between . lux
ury and . necessary is the price.
Whenever the soul 10 in grief, II Is takin
root, and when Il 10 10 smiles it 10 taking
wing.
"Give the divil his due" bot be careful
that there amt much due him.
After . man has rod, fast onst he never
wanst to 60 slow sgain.
Ezra sorrow has its twin Joy the fen OF
scrstehin almost pays for having the itch.
1t won't do to stir up man whom hs 10
thinking, emmy mosU shaa it will . pan Of
milk when ths kreAm 10 rising.
1t 10 easy enough to raise the devil but
he's hord to rsap.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

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ps:.yie 1e0oiie, lie best pfsvsnkve e eooeeofto
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vnaA,sw. WAl3ss usvs... O.. /
Juns 11th. 1859. !

Da. Jenu Buaa-Deae Die: I have reesotly
e,vsa your "wssm Dsstrsy~" several trials
and End il wonderfully eAeasisus. Ithas nss
failsl h sasls instaass - hsvs ~ wished for
effect. an doing pretty large country pro-
tics, ana have daily uss for .asns article Of Ne
kind. an free to confess that knsw Of No
remedy recommended BY the shlsst authors thss
is % certain and speedy in iss effects. On the
contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. Ny
object in writing you 10 10 AAd cut apen what
terms can get the nsdieins directly ffem yen.
II can get il upon easy terms. shall use .
great deal Of il. am aware that the use Of
such articles 10 coAtIafy 10 the teachings and
practice Of great majority Of the regular line Of
n D.'s. but see no just cause or good sense in
discsrding . remedy which ~ know 70 be sfd-
cient. simply because W may b ignorsnt Of its
combination. For my part, shall make It
rule 70 use oil and any means 70 sAsviste suheFs
ing humanity which may be able TO Command
not hesitating because some one more ingenious
han myself may have learned its effects first and
secured the sole right to secure that knswledge.
However, l an BY no means a. advocate Or sup.
porter Of the thous ands Of worthless Destsums
that food the country, that purpert 70 cure 81
manner Of disease 10 which humaa 1esh 10 heir.
Please reply soon. and inform me Of your best
terms. lam. sir, ulsst respectfully,
JULIUS P. CLEMENT. n. b.