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UNITED S1ArEs oUsroafnousr.
SO ColIeotet,a Oal6o,
Now Orlaans June 11 lsla. J
ff3ldE FOLLOWING GOODS HAVING fRRhFA I'M
a % n, NArel4eusa unclaimed Tot more than onh
year, siH ~ He,d e. pablo auction, Ia AcooTdancg
VITA law dNu ne regulation o. the Ifaaan71 t)b.
pattments - Warehouse No. ]. CnglcmH0usq bald.
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baeAsta Qhalerasne, plrl4i ~ Roofn Fila5s bsle
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SPEnIAI, NnTInES-


Dr. B. r. WRIGHT has reduced h
ready low Dental charges one-haf till
notice.
No. 1853 CustOmhouse street, between Da
and Burgundy. mylT Il
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!. c. R1cHARDsoS. Secretary.
ORDINANCE.

SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Constitutional
Convention OF the state of Louisiana That the
Shers and Tax Collectors OF the State except Of the
city of New Orleans, Orleans Right Bank, and the
ers their respective parishes to pay the tax Of one
mill per cent levied by ordinance OF the twenty
fouYth December, 1867 by this Convention; and
thirty days after service. Of said notice those who
sidered 10 default, and the Sherifs and Tax Collect.
shall exact additional tax upon persons such of
twenty five per cent upon the sum due by them for
the first default and an additional tax Of ten per
subsequent thirty days said persons shall continue
TO be in default up to the date Of the final settle
ment
SEQ. q Be il further ordained, That the shsri ifs
and Tax Collectors of the city of New Orleans, Or
leans right bank, and parish Of Jefferson shall, by
public notice in one newspaper published in their
parish, call upon all taxpayers to pay the tax levied
by the ordinance of December twenty four above
mentioned, ard all persons who shall not have paid
the amounts due by them on account of said tax ten
days after the publication of the above required
tce shRll pay an additional tar of twenty five per
cent the original tax and an additional tax of two
and half per cent on the original tax of one mil
per cent every subsequent ten days said persons
SEC. 2. Be it further ordained, etc. That i'm.
medAtely after the taxpayer shal have been putt
default by the expiration of the thirty ten days
az the ease may be- given in the notice required By
Sherifis and Tax Collectors throughout the state
shall proceed TO seize and sell after ten days notice.
property OF the delin Quent taxpayers, movable OF
immovebe, sufficient to pay the original tax, all i'd
dit onAl taxes herein levied, and costs.
Adopted in Convention AZ the city Of New Or.
leans, this fourth day OF January sAnuo Domini
eighteen hundred andsixtyeiRht
(Signed) JAMES q. TALIAFERRO T.
President Of the Convention.
iyl DIJtW2t Seorstary.
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90 ollK FAFsH9.
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llll olu41cht EuDIIcati4dH amrnR Wfidh aft
~ 'r81 4espleI|1t she curaat q s11lnlalIQ1
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Grant Campaign Club No. { meets
WEDNESDAY EVENING at the corner
Mars and Fulton streets, fourth district.
An Republicans are invited to attend.
GEO. P. CARR, Pres
GEO, GRypLEY. Secretary. /,
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EsrArE On AIExANDaR GRANT, Ja. !


~ UNirEn ar34Es BlARsHAL's OFrrcK,
District Of L,0digiana.
New Orleans, June 20 1853.
THIS Is TOioIVE NOTICE THAT on. THE
i twenty niatn DAY q june, a. D 1853 ~ A r.
liant Il Ban RRuPTC4 pRs Issued against the
estate idi ALEXANDER GRANT, JR,,I 81 New
GrleA4e. n the parish Of 0rleang and State n
f.Sa.siann, who was adjudged q bankrupt
On his own petition; that the payment OF afiR
debts and delivery Of any Property belonrine u
such bRnhrupt 70 hi1 or for his nsa and the fhnaer
Of aus property ~ him, are forbidden ~ MW. tnat
MEETING The creditors oi ths said 70 prove
their debts ard 20 choose o1a more a nn6ss Of
MS est1t1. VII Do held ~ Court ~ hahrdrIcF 70
Be hsIasn AZ tha Ouatomh6ns6 hliliinf. IN ne
g{ Of New OIleana, Ionisia1a, beloro u r. g.
tiiAni he9iatet % tle eishlh DAY Of Jul7, ~ D l4
2 ~. j. HERReN. d. s. Marshsl,
No. al9~se20 W. DlatIioe o. Aaulaiaaa.
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PENSACOLA OBSERVER,
PUBLISHED TRI.wEEKLY
BY

Twelve MOnthn.,................... 50 90
SIX MOnths.................... 90
ON ADvANCR.l
This long established journal has become very de-
sirabe at this time In view Of the fact that Pensa-
cola is effecting her railroad communications with
the Northwest, an becoming point of interest 70
enterDrslng men, 1t is devoted to the development
Of the material interests Of the State OF Florida
and in it's local department devotes special attention
70 the immense lumber aud timber trade growing
up in its vicinity, also to other commercial items
which to the careful reader win indicate the de-
veopment OF the great natural advantages Of Pensa
cola as port.
~ Advertisements solicited.
hEohanges publishing will have like courtesies ex
tended them. jel2
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Iands." So much Tor reconsfruction.
me IberviIle SOath has the followil

The Iberville Soaalt has the following
about the river and the leyees:
The river has begun its regular YEARLY
fall, It i now at this point more than one
4oeE below the highest mark of this year
bn0ula ss.eoutinue to recede at the rate it
has done durlnp the last, few .dags IL will
soon be within tts natural banks. Nog
therefore, Is the time TO con- pleta All the nra.
maratlons necessary to commences tlld t. M ~
Rebuilding the broken levees as soon AZ I'll &
water ceases 10 flow through the breaks. Let
not this work be again delayed until winter,
aghas been Zone heretofore. Let all the
leYees be completed By the 6rst Of Decem.
Der, and even sooner Il practicable, and let
the Important and largest ones be underta-
Ken Hrst All levees need TO settle and be-
como compact, and this is an absolute re-
Muifement for large ones especially. Newly
thrown up earth, whatever may be the al
mensions Of the work, offers but precarious
Eesistance 70 the waters.
The Pofnto Coppee Grand levee is. we
helieyesfh largest one thahhas to be built.
Some da1a ago the State Board Of Leyee
commissioners called for proposals to build
this leEee and IN due time received quite a
lumber of bids which they took under ad.
tiemept, 1t Is to be hoped that they will
eoon "a 1dicate the work and that they will
see that u commenced as soon IS the
Eateys cease % pass through the break.
4hiz ere vase y the only one that has in.
lpred our parish tins year.
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rietfi1f % IulI1iana
EeH oE.e1na June - 1883
Titls Is no GIVE aoTIcE THAT on FaH
tHsntg-ninth dAE q ey. a. p ledai VAR
n AMI IN BANKRUPTCY Haa ieeuEN nNainit the
sseafss 81 u YoltEE a8a u y. HOOVER sn1i'
uQuAilgs aud 80 c1mpe7ln9 TIE ltm Of Ycfke
horgaF, OF lk1 parish Of EE aIli1 an0 .tHfe OF la14
their Own petition; that TIE pawn 1Iif ~ deDta
t,l.. $500 ~, ~ 49,, ~ ~. 80 80 ~
Ean4lsF q any p1qps.ly a lhems a1e f1te.d-
daf - laHt that meeting III tts cfqtil11Ie d lhe
faI4 fH.farA VI prove tealr debts aoH ID aHts44
gH9 me gnqes q tha'f tEtalFA w p
n4ia 81 pu1t VI Daullrap ID b. nn|Ion at Ne.
q nj Nllss stfegt Ii tha city "a New 0fis&aa
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BOARD on REGIsTRATLON.


STATE OF LOUISIANA
June 80, 1868.
Ataregular meeting Of the Board held on Tuesday
June 3d. 1868 the following resolution adopted:
Resolved That the time for t. o final settlement
Of the olventinn take. by the Tax Collectors and
Sneriffs throughout the State with this Auditor Of
Public Accounts be and is hereby extended to the
first day of August 1853
BY virtue Of the foregoing resolution i hereby mo-
tIfy all Tax Collectors and SheriGs throughout the
stateto continue to collect the Convention tax up
TO the first day Of August, 1868 The Tar Collectors
and Sheris are further instructed that they will he
held responsible for rigid endorsements Of the or.
dinance adopted by the Convention January T. 1868
(Which is herenafter published for the information
of all ooncernedl exacting panaity for nonpay-
ment Of eaid tax. 49,. l,t
The Convention RENTED. all penalties up to the
twentieth day Of March, 1868 and from that time the
penalty will be exacted in sl the parishes where the
tax lis were ready at that date, and thirty days
after the tax rolls completed in the other par
ishes the penalty will be e1acted. n
The attention of Tax Collectors is also called to the
fact that the Commanding General refuses 10 allow
the courts to grant iniunctions restraining them
from selling the property Of dslnQuents to meet the
payment Of the Convention tax. The Tax Collectors
Will be held responsible by the Auditor in his set
Element with them for the full amount of the pen
atty. 81 PACKARD,
| r q RrcyGRDsoN seoretarv
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NATIONAL TICKET
Conrres.ionaa Dlstriets.

FIRST D1sTRICT-A. L. LEE.
SECOND DtsTmCr-J. NJ. G. PARKER.
THIRD DIsrRIcr-D. II. REESE.
FOURTH DISTRICT CORNELIUS DONATE
FIFTH Dsrmcr-H. R. STEELE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-01

A"o AAtAdFtk Ma Union League recently
Governor Geary related the following IN.
fotant fact
9u cQrl1 1fcf l61 when dining xith
44n 81 U8tcoea, AFTER the
tat 1 been nia4ed. he called les
Qf 10 apfead before me and
aa ana year division have
Asal Ia obtaining the victorfes
ii The plan for the next
& 4iEaa0y formed. and Il IS proper
eaQnld knoN it. Intend % con-
Dee ~ troops nH0dnd this plnce, nnd
tnelA - A.lll'es while siroDg attack
e.,t..s y aiken loI laaf aa Shore, ending
s, $3.50 q Elaston 81 aHannah; and has.
49,. 49,, Qfr pczat We will enter he
a leEs aims ID u 5.Ss 49, 49, ~ 2 = 4
vas taken. ~ 5...'t|, 4. s. -
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llleN 81 terminus 81.
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In BANKRUPTCY,
UNITED STATES MARsHAI.'s OFF1oE.
N District OF Louisiana.

I EST - OF RICHARD c. Dowsas.
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U y. UUNlNy
Chairman State Executive Committee.
N. UNDERWOOD, Secretary.
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TaE DAILY REPUBLIOAN

uon.,o. ,mo mos smos. 6 mos. II mos. .
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Tue Mason TO TIN SnA .~En an address to
The PhiladeIrhis Union League recently
Governor Geary related the following III.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

blaze of day, will easily conceive the
necessity of lighting a stable in a prop
err manner. This is too often neglect
ed in confined stables, aud the con-
sequences are most dist essing to a
human observer. The poor horse,
led suddenly out TO his work, shows
his pain by unmis'akable expressions,
stumbles. and runs against anything
that may happen to be near, until the
eye has in some degree accommodated
itself TO the new circumstances under
which it is placed. Nor is this all.
By a continuance of this change from
darkness to sudden daylight, the eye
becomes seriously injured.
The reti1e6, or sensible nerve, be-
comes dull, ard more or less useless /;
the horses sight is injured; he starts
and shes at objects which he sees I'M
perfectly; and many a rider who has
received q dangerous injury has had
to thank his i%nattention to this simple
cause, rather than any vicious habit
of the animal. to which it has been
attributed.
Blindaess is almost certain to be
caused BY inattention to the above
caution; but even blindness is less
dangerous to the rider than imperfect
sight. Ia the first case the horse Is
forced to trust entirely to the bride;
but in the latter, objects only half
distinguished terrify and s~tartle,
though they would, under ordinary
circumstances, be passed without no.
tiee.-LOndoa Horse Book.
TO MAKE Cows GIVE MILK.
A writer who says that his COW
gives all the milk that is wanted in
a family of eight persons, and from
which was made two hundred and
fifty pounds of butter in a year, gives
the following treatment. He says:
If you desire to get a large yield of
rich milk, give your cow, three times
a day, water, slightly warm, slightly
sailed, In which braA has been stirred,
at the rate of one quart to two gallons
of water. You will find. if you have
not found, by this daily practice, that
your COW will gain twenty-five per
cent. Immediately, under the effect of
it, and she will become so attached
to the diet as to refuse to drink clear
water, unless very thirsty; but this
mess she will drink almost any time,
and ask for more. The amount OF
this drink is an ordinary water pail
full each morning, noon and night.
Your animal will then do her best at
discouhting tactical. Four hundred
pounds of butter are often obtained
from good stock, and instances are
mentioned where the yield was even
at a higher figure.
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WATCHES for the Million.

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The genuine Oroide Gold Watches car
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TIE FARM.
Agricultural, Horticultural, and Do.
nestle Matters.
rHE 1NpEpENpENT FARMER.

THE INDEPENDENT FARMER
Let sailors sing of the windy deep,
Let soldier praise their arm0r,
But in my heart this toast Will keep
The Independent Farmer
When first the rose In robe OF green
UnlolGs the crimson lining,
And round his cottage porch IS seen
The honeysuckIe twining;
When banks of gloom their sweetness
yield
To bees that gather honey,
He drives the team across the netO,
= Where skies are soft and sunny.
the black bird clucks behind the plow,
The quail Wipes loud and clear.
Yon orchard hides behind its bough
The home be loves so dear;
The gray and old barn doors unfold
HIS ample store In measure,
More rich than heaps of boarded DID
A precious, blessed treasure;
While yonder in h porch there stands
His wife, the lovely charmeT,
The weetest rose on all, his landS-@
The Independent Farmer.
20 him the Spring comes danoingly,
To him the Summe bushes,
The Autumn smiles with mellow ray,
HIS sleep old Winter bushes.
He cares not how the world NAV mOvGr
No doubts or fears confound him:
His little flock Is linked in love,
And household angels round him;
He trusts in God and loves his wife,
NO= grief nor Ills may harm her;
He's natures nObIeman In lie
The Independent Farmer.
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RIVER NEW s
Yer Other R1Uer ne1s See FOURTH Page.


No printing establiahment in the West
Ia better facilities or greater ability for
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

The weather, yesterday morning,
was sharply cold. but clear, and be-
fore noon was pleasant. During
Wednesday the wind blew koenly
from the northwest, indicating a snow
storm in the direction Of Alaska.
The river here had risen II inches
up to 3 o'clock yesterday. and . rise
of several inches. probably a foot.
may be expected. The rise from
Pittsburg will reach here about the
first Of the week, aud better naviga.
ton may be anticipated.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

The arrivals and departures up to
3 O'Clock yesterday include only the
Sam. Orr. from Eastport; Nashville,
Cairo to return; packets from Hen
derson TO return Cora. s., White
River to Cincinnati; Louisiana, Louis
vile TO New Orleans; MOllie Gratz.
Louisville to Nashville; Crescent
City, from Memphis. '7sall'pHaA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

Among the FIRST boats due here are
the Cumberland, Linton, aud Louisa.
from Cairo; Palestine, from Louis
Vile: Rapidan and LewelIin. from
PASSPORT; Emma Floyd. for Nash.
vile; Mslnotte, for st. Louis; Sham.
rock ana Nightingale. from ST. Louis
Argonaut. for Memphis Romeo,
Darling. and Clifton, from Memphis;
p. w. Strader and Nick Lohgworth,
for New Orleans; Emma No. 3, from
New Orleans; Charmer, from Gin
cinnati.
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RED JET
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From reports and letters re-
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/, Your Axe Is oun to be II AXE.
IL. 1t will cut % per cent. better.
III. nv brother lost one arm in the war,
but with your Axe he san cut as well as
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". 1t will cut hoop-poles better than
any other Axe.
vi. i would not be without 1t for any
thing.
For sale by all responsible dealers. and
the makers,
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Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sole Owners of the Patents.
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pa. WHITTIER.

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publishes a pamphlet which should De
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