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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25
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OFFIcE or UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
t. Uiatriot Of Louisiana,
E8W Orleans. june q 1858. J
VfHIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON The
n sscopd DAY Of June. "A. D. tsde WAR
RANT IN BANK RUPIUK vas issued egainst the
estate Of ALLEN THOMAS, OF the parish
Of 4ensae and stata OF hloulHana, who was
adludaea bankrupt On his own pstitioni that
tho nagnlenb Of any debts and delivery Of any prop
Grtv belonging 70 such bankrupt 10 him On for his
Ne and the transfer Of any property BY him. are TOT
hiddon b Law; that nesting q the creditors q the
said hankrupf, 10 prove their debts and 70 ehooao
one o. nore 81 bis estelo viii Be bald a.
Court 81 BankrlptaT % BE- holden a The Custom
house hniidina, "a The city Of New Orleana Louis
lana. baf1Ee John ). ueane, ReEiatar, the thr-
tisth DE- Of June. a, y. leA az 10 e'cioek A ~
No a1s-ias 20 A District q Loniaiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25

tives of the United States Of America in Congress
assemb ed, hat the Secretary of the Navy be- and
he hereby is authorized and directed to select three
eompetent officers of tue navy to constitute com
mission whose duty il shall be to exAmIUe and re-
port upon the practicabty of securing suitable
sites for powder magazines than those now used in
the vicinity OF New York, Boston, and Portsmouth,
New Hampshire; also to report the cost of procuring
the said sites and the probable expense Of erecting
magazines thereon
Approved May 10, 1853.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25
COTTON srATEMREr.


Cleared previously 226-e64I SS
stock on hand and ON sbiDbO,,d sssi
The clearanees to-day were exclusively
for Boston.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs- quote musco-
vado l2a@lSkc u 1b; Porto Rico l4@l433;
Havana white l50l54c; do yellow l240l43ci
do brown IL al2Ac v d. Louisiana sugar
is retailing at lS3@l53c u b for old process,
Cuba molasses is quoted nomlnaliy at 46t9
SIC ~ gallon.
FLoGR-In the regular trade we notice
sales of 600 bbls, of which $50 treble extra
st s. IS ~ Dbl; 100 do at $40 rs; so super6ne
/ at IS; and 800 on private terms. Yesterday,
not previously reported, 1000 bbls sold for
shipment on private terms; also 80 bbls
braeed 100 bbls at Sc s5 80 at IS 80; 200 at
50 Is; 13l at Sc 10; GA at S. IS; 200 at $l00
Ill; IO2 at Sc 1897 10; 200 at 81 05; 100 at
81 SO@l0 25; 237 at s. 50G9 80; log at So 50.
Nearly all of which are said to be full
| prices. Superfiue is quoted at 81 S74@S;
single extra IS rs; double extra 81 50@S rs;
treble extra so 25O9 so; choice extra $l2 Sc
! OILS ~ bbf.
! NEW FLouR-We notice the arrival of SO
bbs and so halfbbls new wheat flour, the
! first of the season (by the steamer Lizzie
Gill), manufactured by Leonhardt Il Schu
RIGHT, of st. Louis. and consigned to Messrs.
| Glover & odendahl, of this city.
| NOhN--lue sdteo buu"g az NOuuu ~ W
$3.50 sacks, of which 1000 white at 81, 200 do
ut 81 O24 500 aud $50 mixed, and 900 vel
low mixed at csc; 1000 yellow nixed at 93c,
and 400 do ct 94c ~ bushel.
OATs-55O bags sold to-day at 75c u
bushek
HAY-S21022 U ton for prime Western
1900 bales Ohio river sold at SCI. The
stock is light and Of good quality.
BRAN-We notice sales of 200 and loo
sacks at 81 40 D 100 lbs, decline of loo y
cwt.
PoRK-We notice a sale of 100 bbls mes:
at S29 IS. 1t is retailing at $50 5093C
| u Dbl.
| LARD-There were only a few jobbing
sales to-day at lS3c u b for prime in tierces
and 20Ac in kegs.
4 BAooN-Shoulders are retailing at 1890
b: clear ribbed sides at l64c; clear sides l7s(
q b. No sales of round lots within Oul
| notice,
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ESTATE OF L GOLDSMITH AND 4. HABER
lneiriaanliT Ard - El1nbars Of the Firm Of Gold
smith, HahsI a CO. ~
uNrrED SrATEa MAMMALS QEFIuE,
Dis.sis. p. p I ie nj. I a.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TIL
y arst day q June A. p. 1853, 2 NAkhANI ~
utHKHHFtOE was 's1ucd AGAINST the 9statao q
~ GOLDSMITH and AZ IA nf X, individually, auc
- assnhsls 81 t1o fgm u 9oLD4nlIh. hAhEh,
. 90. 81 New OrI1arE 81 dh1 parrish Of uflqane
atf Etsst n IouHiaha' Nho hlYp boea adiudzed
b1nkFaeta % th1Ir eFa p4lileH taas the
narsnant at any Nahla sad delivery OF onf
t1tDortF ts1 1I1r 20 ltc blnhrupta - them Or idf
stI1 r1s Esd b iranslsF Of shy pEopFgte y theme
nru InItiHdTH hV IrUt ~ ~ o. s4 Hreo
81 fhr seif tantrnpta IL prove their debts and 70
ahroIA are - nlola 49, lne1o oIthelf esalca VII b
hrl ~ s fesirt 81 Ban sra1lcg, % b. holden A. the
in1ts1'hsaAa b1lIAifl. a. the eitg 81 kea QFeapa
Nodl1Iane. telofa D. y. EqioTas Hegisasr, on The
~ 1na4 .nl5th dar ~ Inu4 "A. D. 1865, A. o'clock
y. VI ia hE0N u.h HaFshal,
10 sD-issNA Distfioi q foaisiana. I
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ESTATE OF JOAN 0. B '
oSSron uarFEp sEA 2 / !

OF1IcH UNIEep STATES
District Of "a
'T E Monroe, La ~
THIS IS TO GIVE nOTIOB THAI
WARRANT N HANKKUhT. Y :,
aFainst the estate 81 JUAN o n
m tho slarish % Union and State
ana Who has baan adJudEad q bankTupt
petifiont that the payment Of any debts J
5f any DrdnsrtF belonging % srch bankrag
lof his aas, and the transfer o. AM props
nre for5iddaa b. laWi that meeting Of 4
q the $50 bankrupt. 70 prove their a
ohooaa one On more aaaigneaa ~ his estate
~ 3 Court OF Bankruptcy, 60 be holden a.
ouaohiia, bafofa w. j Q Baker, tegis|
thirtiatk dag ct June, a. b 1858 ~
A. a. n. u. tiAAlHQf. U. ~
Per n. \. GatrE, Deputy s Aaassnzl
No. 1d9-nFlei del
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25
SCHUYLER C0LFAX,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives

President Of the Senate pro tempore.
1858 -
mote ny THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE.-The fore
going act having b en- presented to the President Of
the United States for his approval and not having
been returned by him to the house of Congress II
which it originated within the time prescribed b,
the Constitution OF he United States mas become
law without his approv-Li - --.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25
IPUBLIc REsoLUT1oN--No. 25.l

JUN NB0ULU 7 IUN IN TeATIOn 70 Inc break
water at Portland, Maine.
Be il resolved By the Senate and House of Repre-
se1tatives Of the United States Of America in Oen
gress assemb ed, That so much OF the unexpended
balance Of the appropriation for the breakwater in
Portland harbor, Maine, as the chief engineer shall
deem proper may be extended under his direction
il exoavatIng the middle ground" near said break
water and IN otherwise protecting the channel from
injury by filling and i'm proving the same.
Appraved June 5. 1865. - ----r ------
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25

Steamship Trade Wind, Briggs, for Belize,
Honduras-G W Hynson &co
Steamship Tappahannock, Holmes, for Ha-
vana--L + BeIje
Steamship Reindeer, Magrath, for Warning
tone P Deshon
Steamer Ruth, Pegram, for st Louis
Master
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25
CITY coUNcIL--oFFIoIAL.

Regular Meeting.

Regular Meeting.
CITY HALL,
a.. Tuesday, June 2S, 1865.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Messrs. Kearney, Breen, G.
Camp, Charles Grandpre, Gerald Farrell, E..
G. Morphy, W. H. Pemberton, George Pan
delly, ]. @. Rose, H. F. sturcken, Robert
wynne, and W. W. Walker.
mr.. Kearny was called to the chair.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The following messages Of the Mayor
were received:
HAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS.
- City Hall, june 10, 1853
To the Honorable Board Of Assistant Aldermen:
GENTLEMEN - The inclosed resolutions
originated in the late Board of Assistant Al.
dermen, and are laid before You without
my signature for the following reasons, viz:
The first resolution appropriatea the f'sum
of sixteen hundred dollars for the purpose
of procuring the necessary books Of record
to record judgments against citizens and
in favor OF the city for taxes, and for the
purpose Of recording said judgments in the
0flice Of the Register Of MOrtgages.u
The amount being In my opinion beyond
what will be required, will approve the
resolution when amended so as to appro-
pirate 80 much Of said sum as may be- neces
sary for the purpose indicated, the same to
be disbursed under the direction of the
Finance Committee.
The second resolution directs the Con
tr0iler and Treasurer "te open an &C
count In their books to be entitled
The Iourn Fund, and that all FINDS
coming from the rourD almshouae, under
and by direction of the Judah Touro WilIi
be placed to the credit of said account and
to be drawn out only under the provisions Of
said will, and under the direction OF the
Common Council
For such Information as may be desired
refer you TO the act Incorporating the Touro
almshOuse, acts of the Legislature, 1885.
No. 1874. pages 1875 Q, and % article 1872.
pages 6l4l6 Leovys Digest Of City Laws
and Ordinances.
RaaraeffuIfv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25
TPUBL1c-No. s5.1

AN ACT making appropriations to supply def
cienoes in the appropriations for the execution
Of tins reconstruction laws in the third military
district for the fiscal year ending June Thrift
eth, eighteen hundred and sixty eight
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-.
sentatlves OF the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That the fole ing sum, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, be and the same
treasury not otherwise appropriated for the purpose
of carrying ont the reconstruction laws in the third
military district for the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sxtye viz: 0
provide for the expenses of carrying into effect the
Act to provide for the efficient government OF
the rebel states. for the third military district the
sum OF eighty thousand seven hundred and
- ~ ISCHiIYLER CnIFAX
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25

So, boys a final bumper,
While we all in chorus chant
t'For next President we nominate
Our own Ulysses Grant y
And if asked what State he halls from
This our sole reply shall be,
From near Appomattox Courthouse,
With its famous apple tree y
For twas there TO oar Ulysses
That Lee gave up the light
Now, boys, ITO Grant for President,
And God defend the right !"
miles 0'Re,liy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25

uADAA4ns4 A4A-l1Aus t-ae - -
1C-E11E~r1e market vas chaFae1e1izBd
ltoos4 almost total inactivity, tae llans-
actions N.NIaa been connnad 81 a t4H
tfIaiae lot qnmlAa Up aboaE 81 1sl18
The eM1ElHNt Ns4e restricted ana Che H.
qui17 limited, 1zefs holding ale1f fhrQu4h
Uut, tie cQrliNuea downward tendency Of
tac Saw York 4id TaIpooI 1IEttela Ia
sDMIl1nt saica ~ gre aIl cfu-
nmis qHeIatiqAN MQ6f be-
oRNlsfF aomIngk
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MEMORANDA


LIVERPOOL, June ARRIVED, ship Elk
FOUNDER, Whitmore, from New Orleans;
ship Storfurst, Constantine, from New Or
leans.
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injury can result from the reconsideration
of these resolutions by the present Common
Council.
Anxious that the present Boards should
be put in possession of such information as
is necessary touching the above resolutions,
in order that hasty and ill-advised legisla-
ton consequent upon the retiring of the
late administration may work no damage to
the interest of the city, l lay these matters
before you for such action as you may think
proper in the premises.
ResDeCtfully
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25
Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Thursday, June Is, l668
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25

int permanent organization, the election
Of president, secretary, sergeant at
arms of this Board, aud the chairmen of the
different committees.
Mr.. Kearny was nominated and received
the unanimous vote of the Board, and was
declared duly elected president Of the
Board.
Mr.. John Tobin was nominated Tor the
office of secretary Of the Board, received
the unanimous vote Of the Board, and was
declared duly elected.
Mr.. Charles Fonda was unanimously
elected sergeant-at-arms.
Mr.. Goldthwaite was unanimously elected
chairman of the Finance Committee.
MI. Gerald Farrell was unanimously
elected chairman Of the Committee on
Streets and Landings.
Mr.. Robert Wynne was elected chairman
Of the Committee on Police and Health.
Mr.. Tomatis was elected chairman Of the
Committee on Fire. ~
Mr.. Pandelly was elected chairman Of the
Committee on Education.
Mr.. Pandelly was elected chairman OF the
Committee on Workhouse and Prisons.
Mr.. Breen was elected chairman of the
Committee on improvements and Buildings.
The following message Of the Mayor was
read, and ordered spread upon the minutes:
STATE oR LoUmIAnA, }
Mayoralty ct New Orlaans.
sr City Hall. June le. 1ssB
To the Honorable the Board Of Assistant Aldsr-
cENrtzMEs--Tn the whole history Of mu.
nIcipal elections and organizations / am
aware OF no occasion which furnishes o
parallel 70 that which attends the inaugura-
ton OF the new city government. Peculiar
and lahorious duties devolVe upon you; 4
great and unfortunate constituency anxious
" look Tor such aid Is wise legislation on
your part, and faithful execution Of laws
and ordinances on my part necessarily
The co.Ordinaie branches Of our newly
eEganlzsd city government are nov
element DESTROYS alike Of the protection and
nroaperitY of the people Of New OrleanL and
fhe welfare Of the State at large The
great party which eleyated d. 70 pewef
expects such telormasory measures e VII
make our administration 50 marked e to
form 4 striking CONTEST With the public
80 a cur Iats ~ cessoss. such REFORM
will superlndnce q spirit Of condolences Ia
the city government lamentably weakened
III not destroyed, BY oficiAls VIM should
have stEengt hened and sustained Il.
AZ ne time, therefore. since the organize
fion Of the city government has there been
such necessity for wise counsel, prudent
and impartial leRielation. and 4 rigid sd
hareHcg 10 those PRINCIPLES Whioa govern
inst and npriNhf men In othclai 20.
tieu6. The ln1uence Of this szeat
Commercial emporium Of the south
esnaned T. tie limits Of Louislana.
Ond o. eva ne acts Of a. officers fur.
HI4a examples for lhose holding public
/ l4eal1 ~ afiar6nt and even distant t0une
and Of,a MoF "a Il confined alone 20 these
places. iet siates ale not upirauenced 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-01-02
IRON i'm the Bi1OOD..

The necessity of duo proportion of iron in the blood is we'll known to all medical men; when it becomes reduced from any cause whatever, the whole system suffers, tho weakest part bcing first attacked, and feeling of languor, slassituds and 'all goneness" prevades the system. The remedy is simply to supply the blood with the necessary quantity of Iron. This can be done by using the
 PERUVIAN SYRUP, 8 protected solution of the protoxide of Iren, which is so prepared that it. assimilates at once with the blood, giving strength vgor and new life to the whole system. 7t i.
 To take medicine to cure direases occasions by deficiency of Iron in the Blood, without res! ing it to the system is like trying to repair but ing when the foundation is gone. AZ -"'- t'3t An eminent divine says: sI have been using the Peruvian Syrup for some time past: it gives me new vigor, buoyance of spirits, elasticity of muscle Pamphlets containing certificates of cures, and recommendations from some of the most eminent physicians clergymen and others, will be sent free to any address.
 The genuine has Peruvian Syrup" blown in the
 J.P. DINSMORE, Proprietor.
 36 Dey Street, Now York. Sold by all Druggists. E a.. Teqgc 3o-4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-01-02
probate Notifrs.

nISTRICT of Washington ss. Probat D Court, Dec. 25th, 1867.
 Upon the application of Dani el s. Lemmo1 of Weodbury, showing to this Court that he Guardian to Mary Mitchell a Minor belongin to said District. and that said Minor is tn owner of the following real estate viz: Abou ono hundred and twenty one acres of lsnd sii uated in the town of Washington, near tn dwelling house of Earl Buckingham, bounde, Easterly and Southerly on highway, North oI Fords land and West on Aspinwall's land. Al 90 about fourteen acres called Stillson Lot bounded North by Stillson. East and South b highway Westerly by Hollster. Also abou ten acres call tho Alien Lot Bounded Nortl by Pomulus Ford land. East. and South b highway and West on Mitchell land. Also about two hundred and ten acres lying in tn town of Warren. about one mile North west O the Woodville Post-Offic on both sides of tn, Warren Turnpike, valaed at about Eigh Thousand Dollars. and showing just and reas onable cause-for selling said real estate; pray ing for an order, and that he or some mee person be empowered to sell the same. as De application on file dated the 25th day of Dee 1866. more fully appears. Ordered-That tn foregoing application be heard al the Probat office, in Washington on the 26th day of Fel l863, at o'clock afternoen; aud that notic thereof be published in some public aowspape, near the place where such real Estate lie three weeks excessively. tt least six week before said time assigned.
 38-3w HERMAN E. EASTMAN Acting Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-01-02
Central Pacific Railroad
First Mortgage Boilds.

! sl.
 The Central Pacific Railroad Company offer for sale thor First Mortgage Thirty-year sx-per cent. Gold Bonds and submit to investors the iuhc"AiS among other obvious considerations; ana lnYlte
 tho comparison with the merits ana c1ceiiences oi any class of corporate securities: - l i. These bonds are based upon the most vital l and valuable part of the Grand National taclhc | Railroad soon to become the main channel or com ~munication on the continent. 4
 TI. The local settlement and the business there i from is remarkably large and prohtable ana must constantly increase.
 III. The hardest part of the road IS now built, and the remainder will De carried rapidly forward over Salt Lake Plains. a.ssA;& as. ". The greater part of the means necessary to build the road is provided by. the U. S. Govern fment upon subordinate lien.
 v. Tho State and chief cities of California have contributed upward Of B s0OO oooto the enterprise without lien. n us Gf14 4A-r VI Tho grant of land is destined at an early day
 RroIs o sE greater than the the total total and equipments.
 VII This road lies altogether among tho gold and silver producing regions, and it's revenues are 1 VIII Tha management of this Company has | been, distinguished for prudence and economy; and the surplus earnings, after payment of expen- and interest, are devoted to construction pur-
 K Tho interest liabilities of the Company upon the portion now in-operation are less than third the net earnings iifi. E ~E#,.>7 '.-  gold, under special provisions of both National and State enactment, .,ta" ts ~EF... ...f. Tho bonds are in sums of s1 900 each, with semi annual gold coupons attached papable in January and July, and offered for sale at 95 per cont. of their par value and accrued interest from July l added in currency. 3a 'a,-l zH!
 At thls time they yield nearly ss.,-3
 Nine per cent. upon the Investment.
 These bonds bid fair to attain the most promin- ent position among the non-speculative invest ment of the country, and will be actively dealt ill at the money cepters in Europe.
 Holders of Government Securities have an op- portunity of exchanging them for Central Pacific Bonds, bearing an rate of interest with prn- cipal abundantiy secured, and of realizing profit of ten to fifteen per cent. in addition.
 OrderB sent with the funds through responsible Banks or Express companies will receive prompt Esttention. Bonds sent by return Express, to any address in tho United States, at our cost. lnfor- mation, Descriptive Pamphlsts, Maps, &c. furnish cd on application at the office of the Railroad Company. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-01-02
aRACE's CELEBRATED sALVE.

Mass. ,.. ...t e4a IsM
 nor; sometimes outwardly, and sometimes fn- wardly. During the past summer 1t manifested itself more than usual outwasdly, and I used your Salve, All signs of it have since disappeared, the eradicAting nature of the salve:".
 SETH W. FOWLE & SON, Boston, Propriotors.
 Sold by all Druggists, at 25 cts, g. box. Sent by mail for B ets f1i ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-01-02
PECQUAB OCK
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

.. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
 fvIIE Annual Meeting of this Society, will I ,beheld at Crinaline Hall, in Bristol. on Tuesday the 7th day ofJan 1868 commencing at one O clock precisely. A full attendance is reduested. as important propositions will be presented for the decision of ths meeting.
 Per order of the Ex. Com
 @f&H: G0N H. BECKWITT, Sec'y. Bristol, Dec 23, 1867. 33-1w
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-01-02
INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce luxu- riant growth of hair upon a bald head or beardless face, also recipe for the removal of Pimple Blotches Eruptions. etc., on the skin leaving he same soft, clear, and beautiful, can be obtained without charge by addressing s'
 . THOS. F. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST - I0-1yr. S23 Broadway, Now York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-01-02
ORDER OF NOTICE.

DAYTON s. REED,
 srArsFoy GoNsncrIcur, ss. Litchfeld
 COUNTY OF L1rcHrlrLp,@ Dec. 2l, A. D., 1867. ETPON the petition of; the said Amelia J.
 O Reed, praying sforss reasons therein Set forth tor divorce frosa the said Dayton $
 Reed us by her petitioubrought to the Supe- rior Court to be holden at Lirchfield, within and for Litchfeld County, on the 4th Tuesday of Jan. A. D: 1868. It appearing to. found :. by 51-@ the subscribing authori- ty,. that said respond ent is residing in parts
 unknown to the Petitioner, and is absent fro om the state. Therefore, ordered, that notice of thespendency of said petition be given the said respondent, by the petitioner causing this or der of notice to be published in the Litchfield Enquirer, a newspaper published in Litchfeld County, four weeks successively, commencing on or before the 26th day of Dec. A. D. 1767. VIM. L. RANSOM, Clerk of the Superior Court for Litchfeld County. ,~ .-37-4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-01-02
WANTED.

A FOx-HOUND BITCH, between two and "A seven years That will run both Fox and Rabbits., Address with price. W. RAYEOR, Endheld, Conn. s ss-lve