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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-06-25
NOTICE TO PLANTERS

VXJE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH
w ON SHORT NOTICE, AND ON THE
VERY BEST TERMS, STANDARD AGRI-
MOWERS, THRESHERS, HORSE POW
ERS, HAY RAKES, ENGINES AND MILL
FINDINGS, WHEAT FANS, CORN
SHELTERS, STRAW CUTTERS, and keep
on hand many Of the above machines,
with BOLTING CLOTHS, SCREEN WIRE,
SAWS, &c.
We are interested in, as we'll as familiar
with, the wants of the people of our State,
and can warrant machines sold by us to be
the beet adapted to this country, and will
sell at manufacturers prices. Parties must
make their orders early to prevent disap-
pointment. FISHER u LOWRANCE.
MAY 7
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-06-25
University of South Carolina.

NTONDAY, the Goth inst tant, being the
lXl closing day of the session of the
University of South Carolina, the Trus-
tees, Faculty, Officers and Students will
assemble on that day, at IL A. NJ, in the
Chapel within the Campus. The friends
of the Students, and the public generally,
are invited to attend. On this occasion
essays will be read by Messrs STEVENS,
HILL, DANTZLER and FURMAN, candi-
dates for the degree Of A. B.; certificates
will be awarded and diplomas conferred.
G. BRUCE WALKER,
June 23 s. Secretary of Faculty.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-25

9. Settler u. So. pel9e bic nebeneinan.
Der 9ele9enen parterree Store6 unb &elle,
an rer Stem Straee inne batten. Sbrt
bur@ ras bafti9e 6inausiaa6en % aa=
rtn peruriadten @erlute inp burd BIT
Berit&erun9 binldnalid 9ebedt.
Spbn McDtrmpttS nbaber Zee
reten Zen 9%enannttn @tpres abeleaenen
9lreace @alupr5 f1dBt leinen gerlult aui
$500 Bis $1,000 unb bat feline &erT@e;
yu19. t=}&E.# &5rf##
Gbenio bod mag t@ Der burd9 inauss
au6l9afen Der @aaren perurla@te abe,
eurd he Gerf@cruns seced!c @erluf
Der Germ 8enS IT,. 60. telaufe EFT. Tame
ben 9elaufen 1T freilt@ Ypn nem, ,paa
ibnen perlpren 9in9, wobrldeinli@ ni@tS,
@ent9itens ware es i9ape fir bic v9ut{
Sa9e" 9eweien. .-.aL a
Sobn Str6blei1,, lief iein MStelmasa:
gin in 8rrpns Blpf nidt ousrdumeu
unb lit tetnen @erlui. 2u1uae5~@ IT
S@ubmader Tabel LEG ebcnfaud
feline @aarer an Srt unp SteQe. @eir
@erluit rur@ Nusrdumen hes MSbiliors
aus Der i'm Stem @tpd belcacnen Mpbs
nun9 inceien belduft @i9 auf $3.50.
S. 90. Gu@elt6 curd Nusrdumen DC,
@aaren seruriaater &erluf ppn $500
miro cur9 bic 8rrli9erun9 9ebedt.
Sang 1T bic 2ite Der &erlui te %nerieniz
een, mel9e III Wadubins unp BROWNS
Blpd Wrbnun9en uno Sfficen inne batz
ten. &c.,. f. ..Jf I .J' i
Der ;~erft1rte uMadubin's Blud" ma,
sulegt Gi9entbum rer, 8ittwe 1eineS Gr=
bauers, Ter 6rau Madubin, welde In
peien fit cine Sdulp Don $4,000 eint
6ypptbet an einen Gapitali1ten III Maryz
lano carauf ars9eteIt.
Dae bic Dampflprige ibre YRidt f
idrndbli6 Y%eridumte> ertldrt bic upreb'
raraus> RAP Der Snaenieur Sing cine
balbe Meile bon remS priBenbauie wpbn1
unp Ypn 2euten> bic ron rem Gpritens
bau6 mad 1einer@ obnun9 lieftr1, MUIR mi
Mabe unb Notb beraus9etlppft werreu
fSnnte, Der Teuermann ober, Der Zen
&enel beiBte> uno ba5 ganSe 0eidirr In
N%bwclenbeit res Sn9cnieur5 bepiente uni
ilr ben rteler Yerantportli9 if; seiste
iid ais unfunri9 uYb unberau9bar,
5atte per Staotratb auf &%er!an9en beg
Heterogeneous Res Teuercepartement ber
5errn Sing i@on in cer leBten @tact:
r%atbdyun9 ab9elebt> uno itatt Die Sa&t
gu yerl6leppen, einen fdbi9en unb b{ent;
eifri9en Mlann an9eicut, 70 ld9e pai
ibInite pra@t9sbduoe 81. pauls jeB
ni@t III Nl@c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-25
Ternere G"in;elbeiteu llber bic Teu=
crSbruuf am 9icnfta0 2l. s1pril.

Gol9enee Gin3elbeiten aus Ger l6redli<
9en Gatatrppbe, wel@e uniere Stapt am
leBten Dinlta9 befauen> balten mir fir
anseme6en> pem 2eler ppr;ule1en.
Dab ~8rown5 8lpd" ni9t ebenfau6
Dem &ercerben Yeriel, ipnbern Yerbdlt=
nibmd6i9 nur weni9 bel1dbi9t tpurpe> 1T
ppr @uelu Der bewunrtmswertbsn Gbatz
trait Der uMinnebaba" Geuercpmpanie
;uSui@reiben.
Gin I6were6 Stuf BON benz Steiuae>
fms Don MadutinSz Blpf namliG tpar
auf ca6 6interfenter oe5 nieprioern
8rown'5 @ebdupe 9~etir;t uno bate ben
Glammen cine 8rel9e 9el1la9en, burd
melde iie nit Madt eincrin9en fpnnten,
NQein, par AUDI bic 5ike ia # perlen9enp,
her 4ualm ertidenp, Die Minnebabaz
Spriye mid ni9t ypn rer 8rel9e unt
ibre brave 8emannun9 parf na9 einem
Yer;meifelten Sample pas ;ert6renbe Gle
rnent ju1it aus Rem 5auie, ba6 e6 fd
;ur Beute erforen unb 8ropn'9 Stein=
D1ue mar 9erettet.
8ipat bic W(innebaba!
ueber bic &erlufe tra9en mir Gulz
genres nad)
Die Damen Spbnl jon unp @attins,
rpelde paS prtsatbporpinebaus in BEN
bad lteinernen @d9ebdupc btelten, perloren
bereutenr an Mpbiliar bur9 3erbreGen
beim 6inaual9aftn. Sbre @er1ideruna
ppn 800 mag ince0en bieien @erlull
>ppbl btnldn9liG pefen, penn 1don an
Dem eerett ten Yianu Der Trau @atfinS
cas- Yepal serbrpden wurce.
DieleS 5ouS tpar i'm Gpmmer 1850
pur6 8. 81. Nice auf9eflbrt mprren, Ger
cs aud ;u ert tempbnte. SIS mar naS
;weite in 81. poul gcbaute Brid6aus.
Gas erts> Capt Bpncs @obnbauS o1
Ter 4ten Strabe, unmitteltar 0e0enitcr
Dem serfErten 0etduee Madubin5, fsbt
nod. w 80 g
ToS seritSrte f(eiue Gramebausdtel
III BEN fi6 S9neiperrneii ter 5ennigs 81
ZEN befanr, mar fir raS DeutlAtbum
ct. paul's Elm biItoriiA merfpirpii9isr
punct, neil e5 cine 3ettlarg rsr Wobn>
lis Carl Neutbsrs, re5 uns;r9eelidcn
W|ilnen Der ct. pauler peutlden 2!sbbaz
Der: . unp ~ebcnaligen Miteisentbus
mfrS Ter Staatejeitung war. Nube lei<
ner Slide.
Durb Nusr1unen littet 8erluFe lie
2sperbdnc!er 6, 8. Niebl II. So. unp
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& ~ u n ~ 80 Ns1 mrnt

Smpsa1ment. 49, Na Wcntaa
nuEp: (opobl lsitsn5 bGr Nnflage nie Der
gertt2iei5una formsll aneetdnbtat, bob
bsire i:Bt ldnmtliGsn 3euaenbepsie
porssle.;t haten, ben fe ocr3u:eoen unp
ulnlten uno Der la 1eweil'ee S!rstI
Ute bic 3uld1IDfsEt Don Bswsta fiidsu
bat, clio apttlpb elm @nos. Ger &C.
xi4t6bof fh Tic Wttternab! psrtaot> rD
Die Mecen Der Sadwoltrr Der Matlage
uno eer @erttetctgun9 %bea{nnen rpereen.
6err 8cuirsQ Nib bte Nere 1ait*nS cer
Orcnfr talten; Guart6 uub Gts;ry ser
ibm fo!aen unp Bingham wirr tas
Sd!aberoummt fir BE Mnflo1e maheu.
Man fl:bt a!Eo jsBt tas Gnoe naken,
rant fet Is <em Gnergts uno wedieman
Hef{atsit Ter Srpner relhe jspsn Der
1901 @e:|ute ber stribm!eten @ettbst
Dteer tie 5ade n|6 gun, @nbe per Mbz
m!nEfsa'ion Nnty6 3u per1dleppen I'm
Gatfsb.u 3u nidte ma@ten.
SIM Brunnen perun9I1dt.-
Sn @odforezGo par BET m%oblbabenee
Oeutlde Tarmer, 5tw q. &eIof ON
Mittnoh no@ Stern NIT beu Oraben
einss II GuB tiefsn Brunnens 1opeit
ftrti9 eepcrpen, tab BIT @epsntter beretts
be,au9stolt rpar, uni bag 8runuenbius.
den an3uft<ttsen, ol6 Mueuf @oIoE Der
fsdfttss uisrunpjwanea'9iabrtae Gobn In
osnBsynnsn b:nabftea uIn aSDa6sr3u
neNen DIR un1Iidltbe cur@ St|dIult
obHudb!i9 oewotben, faz3'e In BE Giefa
binuNter, uao es 0slan9 eff nab mebrez
rem Giunoea, tts 2etde, mttte!6, zines
natsns bsraua;u;tsbeu. Die Side
DaS wsn!aftsns mutbmabte man
mar ause> was bon Nu9uf &olof ans
EaeeflIdt iau1, 70 eaB man eur@au6
fe;ns BslsbunssSsriude onRsQte- 2)ie1ss
ater !, ule in auen DdQsn rurd (aaperz
|lanetae Ws,stf, tpenn iolde 3u baden
ino Bsf1sbsn, no Semauo burb Ginatb<
saen pon @aS In einen 3uaaao perlest
10, msldsr cft ben Scpe {tbr dbsli6
felt, eter IS 1od ni6t III. Mu0uf So
loft wu:ee tEbshsn ntdt fber bssroiet,
a!S tts Asss;s oa8 2tbeu flr eatfobsn
ettlart. Ger 8esforbene bat nod srpe,
erm d|sus Biiioer, rennob 1T Der @osfue
prs janaen fEaf.ieen Mannea Elm }sbr
hzrter GdIa8 far.pie Camille. sa
tGin,e IL bio ntfdeReIiquf
-s:gte Ipds, tpulbe bfim Durdsraser
sire5 oss inoiaatid:n GgabbGasl Bat
}NaoD'lia uHIer Oebstnsn etne iIberne
Or :oaiQa eaii't 1909, ~asfunpan. Der
iincer, Elm Rnobe, eshtelt BON sfnem I'll.
tseibum8Itebaater $50 bafiir. Nsbsn
Get Weea!us Durce aub Elm blsiblepsr>
iles @ar', nil elmer ua3abl BON Tingsrs
bitten D~ersier!, a%sfuuosn. Die Mebaile
.pea ssiEeE, 5iiter 1T 3 3ou In Durdz
ms6r e.nsa Nd!l 3oQ hid uuO pisat
lids unstn. Die 0orpn1site ;eiaf biz
9its Malifons NIT Der Imidrih:
flames Madison. President of the
United States, A. D. 1902" Nuf oel
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-25

1T einfa9 ter Sie9 eer 3unei9un9 'teS
@olfs ;u Dem @iinen in Berbinruno NIT
ietner Mneriion ae9e1 Zen Mnrcrn uber
Die Yarteiri6ciplin. r.
Der uNadtar" feunt rieie GbatlaGe,
er meiG, baB bic repuMifanil1 c Yrel1e
Gbicaao'5 in Gem Bablfampfe I@ curG<
aus Quite 8 efenty bel9ranft lah
UNI, ba fe lit re1peftabler @sije
ni9t ant9retfen fonnte, %lberbaupt
gar nidt an9rift am aaermeniafen bic
|Gra9t uno pie pbylil4e 8eldaf~
fenbeit bes @e9eneancicater. Der
uNa9bar" tpnnte uub muEte allu, tpenn
aud nidt wtfien 70 rod abnen,
ca6 bic @abl in @bica9o 3u @unfen res
pemofratii9en &idterzG anriraten aus
fallen wirte,-penn ct peie ia aus ei9e>
ner Grfabrun9, oa6 pa6 @plf fi9 BON
parteifpl laden nt9t5 einfautl1uben l16t,
mas IS ntdt mag-uno rp9 tbut er aar,s
pie aus ben @olfen sebalten> uno JUDI
bebt mic Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8%auerburi@, Der it@ frei9eloof!
Der &f warb nidt NIT &ld0dt
auf bic Yerl1nlidfeit Der @anpiraten oez
fu4rt," ia9t ta5 @plfSblatt. Gbatlade
it, he unpppuldre YeriInlidfsit res rep.
Gancipaten blteb trpB ber perSwcif elter
Nntren9un9en ieiner Sr9ate, ie III ben
9inter9runr Su bran9en, Die einsi9e BON
Der bic @dbler uno ramentlid bic B II t.
Mdbler fi@ leiten lie6en. Diele
&ifli9t ALIEN &par eS ,pelde ra5 urepu~
blifani1@e @tbralter~, ME Der
uNa6tar" Gbica9p nennt> welde5 >pie BET
uNo&itar" III bemielben Ntbemsuae BIN
;ufi9t rim @runpe tetS einebez
NJ ptrat{1@e Stabt" 9epelen,
DIR : leg he's pemofratii9en Tidet6
in Gbica9o lebrt gang rai1elbe, mas bic
Nieperla9e bes rempfrotilden Gidst6 in
ct. paul 9elebrt bat> ndmlid, bab ta5
Golf ;rar einen 9uten Mooen bat> bob
e6 ober trpBcem auf Gpmmanro BON
partei;u9tmeitern nidt GILES binunterz
wir9t, pas Der parteifu9 ibm norlest.
@ir peri9mdben e. tos Gbica9o<
@ablrelvltat i'm Qi9te Der rrr Der Bobl
befannten unp anertonnten Tbotz
iade> rob lber 5000 >1eue Stimmen>
beiweitem 3umeif pempfroti1de
re9iitrirt marrn gu betradten. Da5 Nez
lultat 1T einfa9 Elm prpte1t Res Gplf59e<
l@madS 9e9en cen Gena9r9enfiden;ettel>
oer S%ppntaneitdt be6 8pltsmiuens ocNsn
bic Dema9p9en5wan9sjode. Dieier@ulfs.
9el1mad, pieler &olf6wille miro 1i1
nd6lten 9erbt III ieiner 9anse1 ratur<
wi@f9en GnerBie obermalS tendbren,
incem CT Den auserforenen Qieblin9 unb
5elren Der Station, ben feline Yarteiconz
pentipn nur9 ibre domination fanpniltz
ten, feline lit bic N9t tbun fam, rem
General Grant, auf ben SRI ioentenltubl
erbett uno rasu miro Gbica9p> tos re-
publifanil1e @ibralter NIT elmer Moipz
ritdt BON oreitaui enp Stimmen belfen,
penn 1dpn e6 Dem temofratildcn &i9z
ter5canbioaten MeNaiter ben Bettel pon
elmer Majuritdt Don 1925 uuc tem relnpz
frattlden Ganoibaten fit @lerf BET Court,
S6ara iber leinen @e9enmann, Gbas.
QTcin9 ben nod acknowledgements ettel elmer
Majpritdt pon 1870 Stimnen 3u9ewprftn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-25

front unb @einns I'M, Elm @tertel mad
Sier tintdr3te1, unc bic fleinen bon
remlelben ein9ei@lp0enen @ebdube an
cer @a1binAton Straee unp Gfe BET
3len gu bsidrlnfen.
SIT ppG AUDI btermit Ter Stapt Elm
i@werer @6la9 9ei6la9en, Dem Maduz
bins Stetnbau6 par cas 9rSetes unb e.
ne6 ncr 1GSniten Der Stapt, 2
Gs lie9t in Triimmern unb @dmer
leicet tur9 ieineu Derluit Die Sbere
Stort welde ioeten be9an,l 1i9 tur9
Neu5auttn en1ppr 3t arbeiter. @
BUR 3eit,. als ra5 (tol;a 5au5 0ebaltt
purce, itanben tte elenren Barradeu
idpn, bic jeBt leinen l1nter9an9 berbei9e>
flbrt> uno Der Grbauer> ber i1e ;u faufen
unc binpeo3urdumen ,pinldte, purce taz
ran purd bic unpcrlddmten G%orberunsen
Der Giqentblmer perbinoert. 81 fam IS,
oab tie lteben Niebeu. 4.
@pdter. .7>-
Nu9 ieBt, UNI 2 l1br Na9mitta9S, ilnb
bic Mnli9ten lter bic 2pfalitdt, an welz
der ba5Geuer au6brad 9etbeilt, uno >perz
ben ii6 AUDI wobl mic einieen. SIS if
MIR 1@er, taB ra5 Teuer NIT unerbSrter
@dneQi9fsit INN fid 9riT benn Elm go
lt;it rer ais er an Der &eibe Der Grame<
tdulern an Walbinaton< Strabe Yoruterz
9in9, nod ni@trte minpefeSp ur ppnTeuer
bemerfte> fab, als ct faum Die Gity 6ale
erretd.t, .idon pas 9an5e @enif in Glomz
men iteben. Der Geuera1arm erfol9te
erit 9eraume 3eit nad benz @us<
trude hes Teuers uni cine Dame
RE 6i Grau Spbnlou ppbnt, be-
ridtet oab ie at na8 an Der 9e9eniberz
lie9enoen Geite Der Stem Strabe beleaenen
Dampflprisenbau6 lief, aber troy allen
ppden niemanc i'm Stanpe par, aufuz
weden. GS fol- Youauf 80 Mtnuten
na@ lem erlten Nlarm 9epeien ieir> ebe
Gle DampfipriBe in Operation rpar.
DieleS uno Der @a6erman9el -e6 ,par
3 ubr ebe BET erfe i9made Strabl in
Die 0lutb 1pribte-baben ben l1nteraana
con Madubin6 8lod Yerl9ulbet.
Sn ben fleinen Grandchildren YET
trannte taft Mue6, mas 1ie entbielten. Sn
Mrs. Solutions 8paroinobauje ,puro:
nur Gin Spell cer M1bel6 9ersttet, l1nr
fat jecer eer &pf9dn9er erlitt @erluite,
lo leiper namentli@ 5err Gas. 81 y.
| ct, re11en Trau ernlt erfranft at las
Sett 9efe1elt war. Inter Dem Mobiliar,
weldes 5errn M}ablcr perloren 9in9, ii
Elm Yiano i'm @ertb DON $3.50.
S%erGberuns.
MadubinS Blcd ii 3um btlea bt5
6Ypoibsfeninbaber6 in ieb3 Companies
aulammsn ~ $4,000, au WanRsn teG
frau madub'n in 3ptt Companion ~
$40 600 ce.FAert.
Da5 8rttbaua Ter Grau Subnlor
So. 700.
8. B. Niebl uno 60. 9scet RcYs
Sl5 900.
3br Waarenlaaer 1T gum 9ro6sn Etetl
aerslttf, u. : BIZ 6anolun9 mad &o5era
Blvd an Ger 8. Gira6s pfrie9i.
8. 8tB!er uno 60. Qete! Fo1s In cfs,
@ompanifn 500 900
Die Greimaursr in ,wei @pnp3ni:r
81 100.
WuNflsbrer s. Wcos5 Yiano uni
WBblsmsnt ST 600.
Carl 61n1fB. 5due!pumsit:r $780,
So. Mab!fr $500.
@so. Bsn3 uno @r. $4,000.
SIN @lr3 II it 800 0C0 G|eentbur
uettdelt, mdbrsno Der Dsrluf auf MID
wsaiaer ais $4,000 perauldla8t wrr:
neu taan.
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Gin ,,oemofratti6cr @ab1fee" II
GbicaDo.

Gbico9o, bic, pie her Na@bar iebr
rtdti9 ia9t lin @runbe fets BE-
mo frati9 DC Stabt" pie'S ouf cine
3eitlan9 jeppd NIT Der republifanil9un
Yartet 9ebalten, pat tet Der leBten Stoptz
wabl 3ur8 erdncerun9 NAL wieper ueppe5"
rempfrdtelt. 81 aYprSzW } | Swar,
wie in ct. Saul, mar nidt, ionoern Elm
Ni9ter Der &ecrrcer5zG Court uno Gin
Glert pieler Court waren bic cin3t9c1
8eamten, bic bel rer leBten Mabl 9etp6blt
wurpen. 8et Der Sci eyun9 BON &td<
t ramter1, ober, pa5 lebrt bic Grfabruna
in nd9ter N1bs pae9t ta6 @olf fi9
ni@t an Yartetridi9teu at binpe1,, uno
bic @erll9e Der Erabtaieber e6 in lulz
den TlQen am Yartei9dn9elbonee gu
fdbren 19eitern meiltens ; noS lebrt etenz
faQ5 bic Griabrun9 III ndGfer Ndbe.
lnc ME bier in ct. Yaul, 70 bat baS
@plf ouG in Gbica9o f9 niGt ben
Mann ben bic GUT 3eit terrl9tnpe Yarz
tel ibm gum Gt4ter a%ufprdn9en ppQte,,
lonpern ; IT,. III ZEN IS, 1ob9eleben DON
quem Yaarteiinterre0t, ba6 9r6beae Ser
ttaucn iebte. sum Nidter 9elpdblt. Sic
1r Mann aber mar ni9t ME in ct.
paul Ser Walmrps, Der reputlifanil1e>
lonpern easmal uum9efebrt I'm @e9en@
tbetl all Controlleur" BET :
9e Gonoirat.
Nebmm mir BE 81. Gtaote,eituuo
BON Dor per @abl CUR 6our, 10 erfenner
mir aus jecem @rtifel, ben fe Gber
relp. Ii + ben republifanildsn Ganeira<
ten, Gen. &. g. @mitt fdreibt pab
fe 9e9en bic Mallen Der ae9en benIfanm
al6 Snoipipuu1n, 1ei eS nit @runo, 1et
IS fall6lid erbpbenen @nfla9en gar nidt
%anfann, renn bieie Nnflaoen >paren tei>
ne6wees abnlider @rt 9epslen, pie bic
bes ~@plf5bhtt6" 9e9en &idter Maln@
1pS 1pncern gang anperer unb In herTbat
9raYirenrer Natur. Sen. "Smitb, Ger
reputlifaniide &t4 ercanpipat In Gbicaz
&c, &puree nibt an9efla9t, rabr ct u@la<
ceebanoldubT TRACE, nod Rap ct pabrz
ideinli6 nidt fart 9enu9 1ei &ieiltsine
;u fauen, lo1bern Ct >parc. teSi6tiot bab
er i@ als 65erf te6 Is. SQincisz@oz
lontdr &e9hnentS in. benz l@ltm>
men 2i@,e zines 8einpes uno
8erfpi9trs Der Mpppttrburz
Scr 9ese i9t rab er: bic amerifaniz
l9en Srlraten unter 1el>em Gpmma1pp
beppr;u9t uuo 9ebdt6elt. bic Treuren
aber %misbanbelt. Die Su. Staatsssi<
tun9 brin9t nun 3mar bic Grflarun9en
elnSelner BET unter ibm eecierten @plnaz
ten, >pelde Sen. Smitb pas 3eueni6 Ell
ne6 unpartephben unp pprurtbeil6freien
SffSier8 arsle0en ouein man llebt,
nab bic llebs rssu9un9 BON 0e9entbetl
bel cen Marien einsemur3elt mar UNI
Der SsrIld Ip,is;reetli@ lsin mirsf fs
oueSurptten. =. at~S
Dian beldtrpr stpar sic. republican,
ldsn Ma0en in Nas1en rer Ygarteil-
int Nat1eu rer Matto1, iill1 Niarlsn Ser
Trelbelt lnp 8Ott tpeibB in peIen Nalnen.
i0nft sen als Tremrenbafrr setltenren uni,
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roi,s of August and to he different officers en-
ployed during the month of July, not at present
in the employ Of the city. Any ordinance to the
contrary is hereby repealed. fa
The committee on police and health submitted
the following report:
COMMITTEES ON POLICE AND HEALrH,
City Hall. New Orleans, Sept. l. 1865. !
TO the Honorable the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Gentlemen-Y Your committee beg leave to re-
port on the petition of ii. Remoning, asking per
mission to lay pipe from his wool sashIng es-
tablisbmeIt to the river, so as to allow OF the
favorsbly BY resolution.
r. wYSSE, Chairman.
w. Il. PKnBsRroS
The following resolution. accompanying the re-
port Of the committee on police and health. was
unanimously adopted on its several readings:
Resolved, That Mr.. b. Reimoning be and he Is
hereby authorized 10 lay pipe from his WOOL.
washing establishment to the river, to carry on
the soap water used for the purpose OF washing
the wool.
motion TO transmit the above resolution. to-
gether with the report of the committee on
police and health, to the upper board. was
adopted but not carried out, as that body had
adjourned.
The following resolution was read and adopted
en- its several readings.
Ayes Messrs. Kearny. Rose, Aitkens, Walker
Camp, sturcken. Grsndpre, Fisher. MOrphy. Pan.
dely. wynne, Farrell and Breen.
Nsy-Mr. Pemberton.
RESOLVED, That the contract for repairing the
railing around Lafayette square, adjudicated on
the 18th August. 1868, by the controller, to John
Clark (security, John Baker,, be and the same IL
hereby approved.
Mr.. Farrell offered the following resolution
which was unanimously adopted on its several
readings:
Resolved, That the mayor be and he is hereby
authorized to enter into contract with Nicholas
Connell as per adjudication by the controller, fol
the grading and Smelling of Josephine street, from
Apollo street 20 Howard street. at 81 81 per run
ming foot security, Christopher Cornell.
The following resolution, coming up on It'd
second reading, was adopted.
Ayes-Messrs. Kearny, Rose, Athens, Walker
sturcken, Fisher, Farrell and Breen.
Nays-Messrs. Pemberton, Camp, Grandpre
Morphy, Pandey and Wynne.
Resolved, That the city attorney be and he il
hereby authorized to employ additional counsel
TO assist him in defending the suits Of Ascot vs.
City of New Orleans, and Arrowsmith VS.. City Of
New Orleans, provided the fees to be paid
TO said additional counsel shall not exceed one
thousand five hundred dollars
The board then adjourned.
JOHN ToBrN, Secretary.
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THURSDAY Morning, eeptem0sr s 1864

CRESCENT OFFICE, No ~ CAM s-xERr.l
Thursday Morning, September 1868 !
At the dawn OF morn yesterday the sky was
clear and Helios when he arose from his couch
found not q cloud to obsiruct his rays; there
were no impediments In his way and for several
hours be shone forth in all his grandeur. rendering
the temperature rather uncomfortable for out
door exercise. At 10 A. n. heavy mass Of
clouds made their appearance In the southwest,
and about ! p. n. the rain began to fall and 1t
kept on doing so with but little intermission up to
dark.
Notwithstanding the incemency of the weather
several of our regular packets got on with good
The light draft passenger packet Rose Franks,
weather. to lay over. She leaves 1t Pm. to-day
for jefferson, Shreveport and all way landings.
We can recommend the Rose and her attentive
officers 10 the public as she is q fine steamer and
her officers are gentlemen who stand ct the head
of their profession. Our courteous young friend
Mr.. Jasper Rusk, has charge Of her otice.
The fine, fast, and light draft passenger packet
Right Way, Capt. Noah Scovi, leaves ats P. M.
| TO- day, for Jefferson, Shreveport. and ell way
landings on Red River. Mr.. George Hamilton, Q
| courteous gentleman, one with whom 1t Ia, in our
opinion, real pleasure 70 transact business, pre-
sides in her Office We advise all who intend taking
trip up old Red, !" to be sure and take the Right
Way.
The arrivals since our last were not unlike the
reputed visits Of angels to this mundane sphere,
| few and far between.
The Irene, Capt. Readman, from Shreveport.
arrived after perilous voyage Of seven days, do.
ring which she grounded several times, and sunk
once. She win 60 on dock and receive thorough
| overhauliDg.
The only other arrival was the A. G. Brown
| from lower coast.
The departures yesterday were as follows !:
Wild Wagner, Capt. Richardson, for Nstchex.
She had splendid trip. Argonaut, Capt. Lusk.
| for Louisville; Emma No. 3, Capt. Harayta, for
Cincinnati; Cleona, Capt. Patterson, and Idahoe,
Capt. Blanks, for Trenton; Aloe, Capt. Wood, for
| Lower Coast; Cuba No. 2. Capt. Geo. Z. Wilkin-
son Lizzie Tate, Capt. Ed. Groves, for Red River,
and betty Gilmore for Bayou Lafourche.
The Continental and Lizzie Gill, from st. Louis,
are due to-day.
The Lulu D., from Shreveport; Annie wagley,
from Grand Ecore, and Gen. Quitman, from Vioks-
| burg, will be In this evening.
The Nina SHINES came 70 the wharf yesterday,
looking as beautiful a. maiden decksd for her
nuptisls. She 10 receiving ct the foot OF Cont
street for Bayou Sara and al intermediate land
ings, to leave at 10 A. N. tomorrow. Capt. Great.