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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18
United states Is. PI.tnlery NO. Is7 bur

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
\ for the District of Louisiana, No. 9l32.-In
obedience to warrant TO me directed in the above
entitled suit have seized and taken into my pos
The DISTILLERY No. Is7 Burgundy street, Ma
terlals, and Contents, now Ebeled by the United
States OF America for the causes set forth in the
libel rSW pending in the District Court of the
United States
And DO hereby cite and sdmonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
naVng or pretending TO have any right title inter.
est in or TO the same, to be and appear at a Dis.
trict Court of the United States Tor the District
aforesaid, to be holden a. the city Of New Orleans
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof to show cause, if any they have or can why
the said distillery, etc, should not be condemned
and be ssld egreeaby to the prayer of ibelant
United States Marshals ONCE New Orleans
tenth day of June, 1858
No. s76-jell l6 23H
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STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Room No. City Hall, ;
New Orleans June II, 1858.
WERE BROUGHT TO THE THIRD DIS.
" triot Pound. corner of Marigny and Morales
streets, estrays-
One Brown cow with ears cut.
One Red and White COW, no horns, ears cut.
Two Red and White COWS, with cut
Which, # not claimed within i've days and the
expenses thereon paid. will be sold at public auc,
ton at said Pound on THURSDAY June Is, 1853,
at IL o'clock NJ. WILLIAM BAKER,
Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL for Controller. jel4 St
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CONTROLLERS OFFIcE, OITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
OitT Hall, May go 1868. :
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Controller will at his office, on SATURDAY, the
twentysxth day Of June, 1865 at noon, sell to the
highest bidder or bidders, the absye right of way.
Deputy Oontroller
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18
OFFTCIAL N0TIOES--GTTY.

SALE OF THE RIGHT OF WAY TO
ESTABLISH RAILROADS ON LO-
GUST, FRER EFT, JACKSON, CLAI.
BORNE, AND OTHER STREETS,
FOR PAssENGERs ONLY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18
PLASTIC slate ROOF.
= ING COMPANY,


Are now prepared 70 put on new roofs, equal In
every taapqct to the best Standard roofs AZ much
less cost Also 70 and repair old tin and shingo
roofs Ahaiang them fire and waterproof. They are
likewise prepaged to cover vaults or brickWork Of any
kind pEotao ng II entirely from the action OF the
element4 AZ work guaranteed. Once q MAEazino
street. apll N4eS
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USIIED STArKs MARsHAL's OFFIcE, !
District Of Louisiana,
New Orleans, June L, 1858.

USIIED STArEs MARsHAL's OFFICE,
District Of Louisiana, y
New Orleans, June 1, 1858. y
THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
il fhirteth day Of May, A. D. ls5a a WARRANT IN
BANKRUPTCY was issued against The estates q
OUARI,FS A. GREEN and BENJAMIN ORUMP.
Individually and members Of the firm Of Green
Urump; and BENJAMIN CRUMP. individually.
and az a member of the firm Of Dun.
Green q Co, Of New Orleans, in the parish
Of Orleans and state Of Louisiana, who have been
sdiudRed bankrupta on their own petii1ons that
the payment OF any debts and delivery Of nay
property belonging % such ban.crnpta, . them
Or for their USE and the transfer Of any nqperty ~
them forbidden b. law shat q TIE cred
itors Of the said bankrupts 20 prQF4 ei aapta ana
to choose one more assigneee d t1a4 eaatels VAL
be hsd At Court Of bankruptl NJ e holden e. the
oustomh0use building, n no DIV % New Orleans,
Louisiana, before y. b. holoHR, Register, on tue
third day u July. a. p. 1858, ~ y o.clqck - ~.
n y. HEHkQN, u y Marshal.
No. s22-ie2hsA District Of Louizia1A-
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STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
Room No. 7 City Hall,

T. 7
Room No. City Hall :
New Orleans, June l6, 1863.
WERE BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS.
w trct Pound, on Dryades street, between Jack.
son and Philip streets, estrays-
-Four GOATS of different colors.
Which, if not claimed within three days, and the
expenses thereon paid will be sold at public auction
at said Pound on THURSDAY, June 49, 1859
at IL O'Clock 81. WILLIAM BAKER
Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller iei5 st
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u. s.. MARSHAIIS RAI,Fa


j. n. Matthew W. aten.,e,. Art,o,.
Her Tackle, Apparel, ETC.
~ Jltk UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
4 Tor the District Of Louisiana No sgts-By virtrS
OF awrit OF her facas5to me directed in the aboVa
enk!ltled suit, 4 VIZ proceed 10 sell to the highest
bidder, on TUESDAY, the thirtieth day Of tune
lsos, ~ twelve 90 O'Clock M, at the dwelling bouss
corner ht Cnaries and Fourth Streets in chs CITY,
iSooklng giasses, Two Black WAlRut Sofss five Black
Walnut Chars, ETC., As per inventory On file IN Ihis
office. - = - = e-
satisfy amount of bond. ~
Terms-CAsh, 1t time Of adjudication in ITnitaN
States Treasury notes. -
United StAtos Marshals O9ics. Nav Orlsana
seventeenth day Of june 1858.
NJ. 90 I; ], HEBRON. U. 4, Marshal.
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once of Factors and Traders Insur-
anee Company. May %, ls6s-In compliance with
the charter of the company notice is hereby given
that fourth installment of ten per centum of its
capital stock will be due and payable at the office of
the company on the 9th of June 1868.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
my23lm EDWARD A. PALFREY, Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18

DIR. B. f. Wright has reduced his AL
ready low Dental charges one-half till further
notice.
No. I53 customhouse street, between Dauphine
and Burgundy. myl7 law su
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18
ESTATES OF CHARLES A. GREEN AND
BENJAMIN ORUMP,

individually and as Members of the Firm Of Green
{ 4 Crump; and BENJAMIN ORUMP, Individu-
aly, and as a Member OF the Firm Of DUFF
Green, 4 90.
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W 0rIeatrs Republican.
!. country ParIaheu Of LouisiAna.

,ESrs FoH THE HEFUBLIoAN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18

BOARD OF POLICE CoMMIssIoEERs.-0ffi
A. Smith, second district, charged with
false imprisonment and battery on L. f.
Marohand and neglect of duty, failing to
appear and answer, was discharged the
force.
Frank Bulger, first district, neglect of
duty, was suspended for ten days.
The case of Mccain, recently dismissed
the force, to whom was given a new trial,
was continued until next week for want Of
absent witnesses.
The other business of the Board was tri.
fling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18

JURY FAILED TO AGREE.-The jury that
had the case of Cunes and Battafora, who
were tried for hiring Francisco Vallotti to
assassinate John Messina, or Giuseppe Gui.
lelgemo, being unable to arrive at verdict
were finally discharged yesterday morning.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-25
Notice..

STATE OF VERMONT, Orange Coun+r
~ preme Court. next To he held VIII gu
for said County onThe sixth Tue.dev r.. ana
ter the fourth Tuesday in January al al
1869. a. u,
Rosannah Tenney Of Cor.nth in said e.
ty of Orange. has filed in the clerk. ,e,"',
said Court her petition for divorce rett,r,'tg u
to said next term Of said conrt sefRua ,. 80
in substance that she was married To IL 'lt..-
Tenncy at West FairIee on the lam az.
December. A. d.. 1850 and iron, thar fi,"' "
lived with said Joshua at said Coriuth In ~
due Observance OF all her marie 90 yo,,. eIS
about the 18th day of April, A. d., 1865 WIZ"
the said Joshua wiliuly deserted her .p1 -"
ever since refused and still does refuse r@ i 'a'
with OF support her though he is Of gua.oi',.
/ ability so to do. That said Joshua went 70 ~
State of Iowa and has re sided there ever - '-o
and is still there. That she had whom ,aa.
/ ried to said Joshua considerable arnonnt %
personal property. And pravingthrt n Mn
divorce may be granted her ia the l,raY'isa,
and that all sueh personal pIopG.tE ii. -
/ hers at her sold marriage and Il sin r. IL
hands and possession may be decrcad ia In
II appearing from the foregoing t},te,i,
Joshua 1cnncy is without this Stat, .g H..
said petition cannot be served upon Linn =
is therefore ordered that the foregoing. yla.F
j. lar substance Of said petition, 90. etl..,...
this order b, published three VI ( sg,...
-iNolv IN the National Opinion n ueu.......
printed ut Bradford IN said Orange Co4r,r
the last of which shall he az least Six WI.
before The term-of said count TO ahiyl saits,
titon is rcturn1ble. which shall he ut0 "a.
notice to said Joshua 10 appear
l.. &. UINCKLEY,
Clerk Of sad Court
3 CV.l.,a Dec ! 1868 atrg
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-25

not in decrial of the national
credit-not j. threats of repudla-
tiOn-not in n further issue of IRE
deemable bonds-Hot in arguments
addressed to the fears Of bondhold@
ers-but in a clear ami explicit dec
laration by Congress that the ma
tiOnal faith. in letter and spirit, shall
be inviolably maintained-that the
bonds OF the United States, intend
ed to be negotiated abroad as web
rs at home, are to be paid-when
the time for payment arrives-in
that currency which is alone recog
nilcd as money in the dealings o.
nation with nation This is the
true, the only doctrine, which /,
recognized by the people Of this
country, and it is 50 irresistible
. that this monstIositY Of Johnson''
/ Will become only the final monu
meut If his folly and malignity.-
Boston JoWngf.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-25

= NNNIIOWU UINIIIII Y 10
w Prublte court, holden Ut NrvbnrNt with.
mund Ton said District, on tho 10Th day 81
December. 4. H. l-Gs
Edwin Fuller. Administrator ~ bpuis non of
The estate OF John w. Thompson late of New.
bury IN tuid District. deceased makes applic1.
tiuu 10 said Court fur license tu soil an " the
real estate of said deceased. representing that
anid sale wall be- for the best interest ol nll con
pcrnrI. Whcroupun, 10 T. ordered Uy suId
Court that said application como under com.
Idptstiou and bu hoard ou tbe "a Tuesday 1T
january A. H. 1857. W M. Iruttrt lluuso loo
Bradford and. ID u further ordered. That ull
persons interested b. notified hereof hy pub
iicntion NJ Ills application mud order thereon
three week excessively 10 The National Opiu.
ion printed nt bradford before anid time at
heating, that they may appear Ut said time
aud place aud II they see cause. object there.
a.. ily the Court 4Atteat
N " BAILEY Judge
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-25
Legal Notices.
John +. Peckett's Will.
CTATE OF WEIR VI % y n

In Probate Court, holden at West Falrlee,
within and for sad District, on the 9Th day OF
December. g. ID. 1868 an Instrument purport
inr to be lc last viii and Testament OF John
b. Pickett. late of Bradford in said District
deceased. being presented TO the Court here
for Probate by John B. Pickett, ESQ the EN-
ecutar therein FAMED.
II is ordered by sail Court that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear at a
session of sal Court TO be holden AT the Irot-
Ter House. in bradford, ia said District on the
second Fue>day in January. A. d. 1869, ana
,hcw cause if any they LAY have against the
probate of said VIII. for which purpose It Is
further ordered tha1 copy OF the record OF
thi, order be published three weeks success
.iycly ia the National Opinion, printed nj
Ihadiod. Vt, previous tos aid time appointed
fox hearing
A tg7.e copy ofrecord.
Attest ALNAU BEAN, Registct.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-25

Gen. Sheridan has written let
ter to Gen. sherman communicating
jnteree ing Information concerning
The Indians whom he recently at,
tackled, which chectrally disposcs
Of the report that they were lritud
y Indians. Several war parties
had been sent out, and one Of them
brought in three scalps and cap
tuned the L. :. mail. In the camp
We're found articles taken flalu
houses III Kansas, when thvy pim
dcrcd last fab, and mules stolen
from Trains on the plains. These
indians only cease thtir lcyiIish
work, and become friendly when
the time comes round to draw their
annuities from the government, and
then, as soon as they have got their
supplies, they begin again TO plum
der and Kill. We believe the follow
ing, from Gen. Sherdan's letter, j.
y true statement Of the case:
"The government makes = grga
mistake in giving these Indians any
considerable amount OF food uutc
the Supposition Of necessity III,
whole country is literally coycre,
With game There are now nor
bu0aloes than VIII last the Indian
for twenty years. The turkeys mt
SO numerous Flat AocEs of them q
1000 to 1000 have been seen. am
the country is iullof grouse and rail
Bits. Hcd5 Of antelope and de-,
are everywhere, and even ran tlI,
Cen. CustW's train yAilc en- h.
march. The reservations laid o
for the Chayenucs and Auulhoe
are fall Of game aad the most .uxu
rlous grousc9
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-25
Andrew Johnson on Reputation.

IN his last message AudrcWJohnSon
iills UP the measure Of his iniquity.
He has precluded the possibility OF
belief in the integrity ofhis motives
by even his wmmcst friends. He
proposes unqualified ropodiatiou OF
the principal ofthc national debt IN,
the following language:
1T may beassumed that The hold
ers ofour securities have already
received upon their bonds a larger
amount than their original invest.
mont, measured by a gold standard.
Upon this statement Of facts it
would seem but just and equitable
that tie 6 per cent interest now
paid by the government should be
applied to the reduction Of the pin-
cipal in semi annual instailments,
which III sixteen years would liqul-
date the entire national debit
In other words tie government
is to 90 on paying the interest on
the debt Tor sixteen years hud thea
declare the debt cauca'od
In private Transactions We should
proucunce the man WAC should at
tempt to carry out such PROPOSE
ton as that, a ,coundlcl; and VIZ
have no hesitation in pronouncins
the same verdict on the chief cXccu
tive Of the country when he pro
poses such couGsc - be pW9ucI
by the government.
The contemplation schemes {
some CT our noisy politicians Wel
bad enough, but this is even wor
and coming from the constitution
head Of the government, is calcul
ted to damage orr credit abro
more than all that has hcretof1
been said about repudiaaion;
though the prompt action OF c,
grcss IN denouncing Alr. johnson
scheme may C0unteract its effect.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-25

Vermont is represented rs follows
on the new Senate committees; sen
ator Morrill, is on finance, commerce
and also on the committee to audit
and control the contingent expense,
of the Senate. Senator idmuuds is
chairman Of the joint committee on
retrcuchmcnt, and also on commit
tees on revising Che rules OF tn,
Senate, pensions and Judiciary.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-25

NEWSPAPER DWECToRY-t +.
Rowell s. Co, the New York Ad.
vertising Agents, are about issuing
a complete American Newspaper
Directory 1t lisa complatonmuch
needed since nothing Of tie Kind
having claims TO completeness has
ever been published.
MesHs. Rowell & Co have spared
no pains or expense TO make the
forthcoming work complete. We
understand the book will bc a hand
some octave volume Of about 800
pages, bound in dark cloth, and sold
for 81 per copy.
As the publishers are advertising
agents, Their issuing work con.
tanning 40 much information. usually
jealousy guarded by those in that
business, shows that they axe con.
fdent OF their ability to be of sci.
vice TO advertisers, or they would
not so readily place In their hands
the means Of enabling every one to
communicate direct with publishers
II they 20 desire.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-25
Tha PRESIDENTS Reputation 5chemt


rv.Y tbo fnw who have co,.ti,.
"a 4, tbinf- that tn,ra,y Inil..,',,.
s. nal d lad mann hul ouIt a man
nj y1.,ug nrpu,,iiees VIM, Lara
Noon ,h09,e.l1by gorora.s naia-
.,l.,a, nn limo oup.tio,. ,f rn.nt,.
..r.gr,,ou INNS Owe linn -. o1,po,r
whom tl.,. r.,4 hi. uooiarf r,,, dis
no,ino. ni III, Y.tonal drbt 4, +.
irna IL tlth.r djtiie,lt tn .a,al.t
ant hov lis nI9u r,uIJ h.. sci to
work ar. l.. ii.,,.,c3Vy ~ .b.ur1
a.if ~ y..inn. i'm q 1r,qd NOM, ~
,.,r nm H.. .rs..,,,.... ..4. -
tput are .p.a.a puouou NJ John.
.,n IL a. .,.i,.. ,1h.t,,. .uv :.
lhn uatior rrau.tors. INV.
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r,nnn[.. Ven .,ro ri a otl !,
I.rI. 'ar,iu .o.I.... .i..3,.. ~ u,fnr..,
and tGot's ruaI.l. On ,a,uf ,.,1,
t,,,.,,..s f.,. .,..tl, fb..r..,,..I,,,..
i.frrn.t is .,., .ad to .u.,. mn. tb1
drEp Is ii IS fine huoG4oo Of +,
-, manya,lnm introduced, lor tH,
frs. and. v. nust. for Inc la,f tj,np
i INFO n Presidents message. il b.
/ trays an u.In DISREGARD Of lire drs,
pfinrinlps IN honesty. n total irser
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-25


EArONAN -FLMALES, OWING no ilf
~ peculiar AID important relations r...
they sustain theil peculiar orr ;uAuea. aaf
tAe Office, thcs perform, are subject b. .ar
-uit.Iugs Freedom from these contributors
no small IL xrce 10 tA,r happiness and sd.
fare. ioruouo can ue happy who are I'll Nn
only 20, but no our 81 these VARIOUS .H
complaints can long b' sau''od ~
without involving the .ru5lIl h'"l'a q
.IG,.at..., and rsp luu- prod ..- i,.0 .r'r'
sickness and premature de- anc a.-
pleasant 10 consult "a physician Tor Tie tgAe.
of those various d"Aeatc affection. ..
upou the muet ARGENT n' ec' ~ N.Ia.
mao SO i.,r sacrifice her great " "H0ta ~
thI-. lArHeN viii them thank L. Ion ~
ia tA,.r 1lud8 simple speeches Wh.a Will q,
found etiaarlou~ 90 relieving ana tt.l-- ,''.'-t
every on, of Those tlul'lc- 4e t--s
/ p. cuiar IL thr -cA.
/ HLlNr1LH., Is iEAEr ui hf '.H.l.
/ ,lHor on IN silence, and hunaraa %, o.ac 81
/ ply NHH|Nt0 dru-- T. ana u"ri 81 N.n ...'
4 ttDta.il, tau~ Ns'A TING hoi' "i
r.Nrsmoucs whfr1mahc thcn o.'. .'
mot wish ,on--yft Niuh- lte- "'.o
Justice fo.the afflicted, uuti H.a
ta.i tfi N'a-H '''.'A ~
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-25

ficlency Of not quite three pudi 'e'S
Of million of dollars, II 1t even
does not do away with the admit
ted fact that the expenses OF me Z
Post Office Department IRE about
one dollar and forty cents TO every
dollar received. Mr. Randall does
not believe that the postal service
can or should aa made selfsustam- /
in1 ior fifty years 10 cong. lie Ga-
Inmates that ten years hence the |
/ expenses will hg forty millions ana
and the receipts only thirty mlihohS'
but he expresses the faith that when
the coutry is fully Developed there
/ will be no deficiency for Congress
to supply.
REPORT or THE SECRETARY OF
THE rerAsCRY
The National finances are in -o0d
condition, and 1'r McCulIocl he
/ licyes that with uroperiinanciaileg leg.
islation. in thtl vision OF the tariff
. and the modification OF certain poF-
ton Of the internal revenue
laws, the path to specie payments
may be reached The funding OF
the public d,J. hn regards as one
step toward resumption. The re
port shows that MP 70 date, q lnc
seven Thirty bonds &'"I ,G29.52l
have been funded into tivet"enb
= s.xporc.ut bonds; ofthe hlstser.cs
! - Jgg. IGf. 700 second series. $3.50,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-25

NATIONAL BANK Oh NEWErgJ
ANWells River. Nt., uec.7. 1868
lhe annual meeting Of the HtockHold r.. n
thi- Bank for The election OF Direct IS ~,
the ensuing year. viii bc held ttha B3saIr,
House ON Tuesday the 18th day Of January
ua.<t AZ lJo'clock in the \ Il
GEO. LESLIE. Casla.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-25

Six Democrats in the House voted
to sustain President Jolrsen's rc.
pudiation scheme.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-25


General Howard has ASKED i"t a
and report upon the management Of
the I5rc'mcu's Bureau. trom the l4th
of May. -. to the 3lot al Deem
Der. When Il. operations close.
W.. ,.'..' ,,,,,,ll;naS. ,rij ,ittnrN
$3.50 .,,,.J,. ,..'.,,,,,t;.r ~ snG.
'..',..llt. $40, ~ thon ,riI .
-. l'.2 'i I,.,.Ia,.,, ;la,s o,d yin da. .
."i II, ,,lno ,,,tl,or t'an lower Groom.
,'" 'i., '''''
''0'''
Tro co,ato and House took a X.
cess on '''-'' 10 d ''''''
An ,ld democrat in AIali4on. Ind
is rr,evod sorr,y for piyiuu his son
nm education. ~ have had ten sons
CROWN saws Inc. "apd all OF 'tm 20
, "a Ga Djmoctatic ticket but one.
#pHtd hIm ~ giving NAN an edI'-
cation, and 50 he J., hepuolie4h
and votes agains' Jhe Democrats
his saI I9f En C,fme, has
f:.T
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-25

N-r tf y MT TIES III I-tFf ~. kLtIfsNf.. {
= ,... -....:...l r.... rlo ,nhIfsh. O
, D"' 9 i1','' $ - 49, ''
rs, " mite, 0'hiIA 9, 4l'If' --o' '..''
90 Washington street. Boston, the /,
,Ip.ical Review for Deeemhar con ,
.f.t. H.. rarr.v.,rrea,rg fine a,ec.
'''.' a. ill.,.
3 ~ .'"''.' Al ' wv . "',' Wv ~''
so rrst where the loved ones are
4,a.:.. ..r.iohv n Ja,lpr ~MG.
-. -, r-...,..u .aa
INC ""l5 ~ .'''.'''''' guy,
: -iaaNth"ard, ~ q. y Hofic' Al
s. from the same publishers, a bal /
,d IN shoot Music entitled. "pora
-. ,,.if..
''"''. n ! +. -.
Andre" johnson mas ra .... ""to" > +
ready Iytrohel' - - 'i'"' u NO
his famous Message. Andy declares
that the bonds Of the Jh.lcd states
have all been issued at three or four
hundred per cen, discount. rs
three VI four hundred per cent dis
count j., Just two or three hundred
per cent less than nothing, ut hc.
comes 4 eugi0uS and Interesting
question where NE government %
tanned tins money " carry ga '"'
war
49,
trn}npca +, 'i' aha,t.llnrt r,a pcizG.
tAOUuttNt 'l+' =" '"-",i','
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-25

The reign Of terror still continues
in Arkansas. Murder and arson
are the order Of the day, ana fePol''
say that the militia are plunderlhs
as wcll ms the In hlu&~
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-25

The annual report Of the Post.
master General Randall shows that
tina ordinary revenue for the year
ending June 80, slightly exceeded
sixteen aud q quarter millions OF
dollars, while The expenditures
amounted to nearly twenty-five and
three.quarter millions, thus leaving
n deficiency of over six millions.
Congressional appropriations, how.
ever, reduce these figures 20 q de.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-06-13

Sundays excepted.) Stops at
SO A. NJ. BRIT. }; Su~quehal
NJ, (Dine); Turner's 7.05 p. NJ.
arrives in New y DIRK 9.25 p.
at Great Bend with Delaware,
II Western Railroad, and alter:
Midnight Express Train Of New
road for Philadelphia, Baltimor
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