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The national Republican., 1868-12-12
PROPOSALS FOR BRICK LODGE,
D r o p o 8 4 L 9 /.

HrADauARrnRs pnpARrsssr OF DAxorA.)
orIIoK CaIEr or1RrEksAsrEs,
pr0,o,,. hiP ST PtsL, ME-, oct 70. lsSs y,
!he plans and dle IN ihis
inE. Al FORT fctisn. B. The Sids viii Be Il ds.
tai to conform to The and plans afore
be required separately, and for the material Ii
whole OF part, according to the requirements Of the
done By the contractor = -
This invitation Is made only to men Of business
are In condition to do what II 10 desired to have
done on the part Of the Government
s, b. HoLABTRD,
oe13-td Deputy O. M Generai U 4 A.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.

DEPARTMENT or rHE IsTBRIoR,(
Sealed proposals, endorsed ."Propossls for iu-
dian Goods" will be received at the ONCE Of In
4 dian a. .Ansirs. until u O'clock. m: on TggsDAY.
the quantities therein given. the articles named in
FIRRT TCLAss-NACKIHAc BLANKETS.
l,l0o pairs S-point white MAckinAo Blankets, to
measure 6x72 inches, and weigh pounds.
400 pairs 2h-point " hite Mack mac Blankets,
10 measure axe6 inches. and weigh .
pounds.
100 pairs 2.point white Maekinac Blankets, to
measure f2xS inches. and weigh. 6i<
80 pairs ik.point white Maekinae Blanke
to measure Sex5o inches. and weigh az
500 pairs 3-point scarlet Maekinac Blankets, to
measure 60x72 inches, and weigh pounds.
600 pairs ~ point scarlet Mackinao Blankets,
to measure 6txoo inches, and weigh 0
pounds.
80 pairs a-point scarlet Mackinao Blankets, to
measure t2xt6 inches, and weigh 5k pounds.
700 pairs S-point indigo blue Mackinae Blan-
kets, 70 measure ox72 inches. and weigh 8
pounds.
800 pairs ~ point indigo blue Mackinae Blan-
ksts. TO measure 6Ix60 inches. and weigh
pounds.
80 pairs TX point indigo blue Maekinac Blan-
kets, to measure 36x3O Inches, and weigh
N pounds.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12
Medical.
III. N. A. BLANRMAN,
SURGEON AND DENTIST,
OFFICE No. a0s y srREEr,

Between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
Reiers to Bishop he0ili, Of Richmond, and all
and Richmond, and prs, Garnett, Eysus. BuSkler
OF Washington. iy2l-t
The national Republican., 1868-12-12
Proposals.
DRoPosALs FOR FRRsH BEEF.

IsDIANAroLIs ARSENAL, IypIAsA,l
December o, 1853 !
Sealed proposals for the supply Of the troops at
this Arsenal with fresh Beef from January J. 1852.
10 June 30 1863, Will be received until the 18th In
slant.
The Fresh Beef to bo delivered In such quanti-
ties as may be from time to time REQUIRED. and on
such days as shall be designated by tho command
ing officer,
Proposals should be in duplicate, sealed and ad =
Arsenal. and marked Proposals for Fresh Beef u
They will be opened at the Arsenal office at 10 a.
m. December IS, at which time bidders are In
yited 10 be present. W. II. HARRIS,
Captain Ordnance, Brevet Lieut.. Col. y, 8; A.,
Commanding. deep-td
The national Republican., 1868-12-12
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR SOAP AND FLOUR.

PROPOSALS FOR SOAP AND FLOUR.
oSrics, psroT Coz. or supsrsrRsou,
=. 49,. WAsFIEqTos, Dec, g. 1865
"snted-io.Wp pounds Of good, hard Soap. .f
=" e X ,yPS$.,
Proposals received until u m. on ths Isth In 81,
Condiuons made known by the uudefsiEped
eeeo-eoN U. BELL, O. 5, .. S.A.
PROPOSALS FOR BRICK LODGE. - :
HEApouAnIgRs, DEPARTMENT or IHE souru.)
CHIEF ouARrRlnAsrER's 0pFIcB,
Sealed proposals will 81. receive at this once
until u n Desember p, ltsa. for turnishins ma.
National Cemetsry. q Ilorence, 6, G.. according
sfsss of The CHEF II. Atiaais. Ca @ and pcpos ts
n, Charieston. 8. C, -,
Proposals should be In triplieate, Endorsed,
Proposals for Brick Lodge, and asdyssseJ 10
B5syst = g;ls 4. Cen o. NJ. U. s. 4. ohiss p.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12
HUDSON RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
UsIrEp STATES EEgIEEER oFRIoE, !
No, II STATE STRnET,

...- ~ - ~ 80 pi'
ssflsS prSgSsa. VII sf Fsseysd At !hIs Gsse
PtSys@sni. SeIWcsn Troy r and ND New Baltimore, =;
II 70, 900 cubic yards. more OF less. Of Bubble
Stone. delivered IN the dkes. and ieyeled on TOP.
ssS:s p @Its 3 Pi:: z g nj
.Sss %Sf Of oa fss %si' iss ols ss is's
o: For ihs Timber Work on $500 feet. more OF
wrOSsht Lon spike, sit5Sps heads r '
ss S I %qsh qS
iOt Piles, fOr DIiyiSE. and ioT Timber Work,
and 0 81 vii Ss ss
the DsnssS fGFP 81 and properly esLaes
WIFI n "A viii Be gwen
SaSsfi Az S. VIII be 70 enter SS
to T 20 fHrnished Hr1 1i by the contractor. -
bids deemed dlsadss%ntssseas. % A' i' - 'e's'' Ill
BY order OF BreVet MAJ fans Gsa; IShp wsbN EssytSN2.
deci Mai. Eng RS. Byt, Col. o. A.
pRoPoSALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
sTaIs 8, Fas1., H,gss5 61Eiss Drsls'
AusrIs, Texas. Nov p ls6s.
bthleu propOshs. IN dupllCAte, Will DC received
at this Office until MONDAY, December II, 1855, at
II o'clock m. for the transportation Of military
supplies, from the 1st day Of January, 1863. to the
Slst day Of December. lS69 on the following route,
yE
ROUTE No.
From BrenhAm, the terminus Of the western
branch Of the Texas Central Railroad, to Austin,
Texas.
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred ClOO)
pounds per one hundred tloo) miles at which they
will transport said supplies.
Bidders should give their names In full. as well as
their places Of Iesidence, and each proposal should
be accompanied by bond In the sum Of ten thou.
sand 0,0oO) dollars, signed by two or more respon
sible persons. guaranteeing that In case the con
tract awarded for the route mentioned In the pro-
posal To- the parties proposing the contract will be
accepted and entered into aud good aud ielent
security furnished by said parties, In accordance
with the terms Of this advertisement.
The amount Of bonds required from the contrae-
tor will be hfty thousand 100, QO0) dollars.
Satisfactory evidence Of the solyenoy OF each
bidder and person offered as security will be re-
Quired.
Forms OF contract may be seen at the Office Of the
depot quartormaster at San Antonio and at Mar
shall, Texas, and at this once.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
that may be offered.
Army Transportation" and addressed 10 the un-
dersigned.
Reynolds. y. A. POTTER,
tary District. nolTtd
The national Republican., 1868-12-12

OFFICERS:
2. q. CLARK, PhilAdelphia, President.
JAY COOKE. Chairman Finance and Executive
HSsRY b So9KEs sws,hlns,Op, Vice Prs.ld.n.
EhERsoN W. PEEf. Philadelphia, Secretary and
3 !. TGksER. Warrington. A..i.,ap. seerst.ry
J.EWiNa .,S,,,L BEARS. Al. D.. Assistant Medical Dl
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J. K. BARNES. Surgeon General United State,
-PPt HoR@siTE. Chief Medical Department,
0f''$ D. v. SELF SEiss D DwSsiaRiiisR %..RiSston
s.ess SsnsS ScnSaSSy. y .e eSafsPsS eSf1Sn y .pee.
paid up capital Of q 10000.
IL offers low rates OF premium.
Itfurnishes larger insuran CO than other companies
for the same money.
II Is definite aud certain in Its terms.
IA home company in every locality,
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions In the pol
Evsry policy is non-forfeitable
their full amount and return all tie premiums, so
that me insuranes costs only the decrease on the
Policies viii Ss issued that will pay to the in.
Eo extra rate Is shsfSed icr risks upon the lives
II ipsures not to secure dividends, but at so low
LOCAL AGENT IS WANTED in EVERY
ties for such agencies, with suitable
should be addressed to the Company's General
Agents only IN their respective districts.
on application at the oiics Of ths Company in this
city.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12
Blocks and Rope.
BLocKsi RofEIi ElIii,oox., nopr,,

ALL SIZES.
Those 10 want Of the 4boys articles will do well
to call. a. am sBLLINo cHEAPPoR CASH.
n. q. WHEELER,
nova colin South side,
The national Republican., 1868-12-12
An ACT to authoriIe the refurnishing Of the
~ sAsfessor's room

Be ii enacted BY the Board Of Alderman and
Board Of Common Council effhs city Of Wash.
ington, That the sum Of one hundred and
twenty ($120) dollars be, and Is hereby,
appropriated, payable out Of the general fund,
for the purpose Of purchasing a CRATE and
and other furniture for the room occupied by
the assessors.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12
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The national Republican., 1868-12-12
Approved, November 10, 1868.

the assessors.
Approved, November 10, 1868.
An Acr TO set the curbstones and pave the
footways and cutters on the east and west
sides Of Twenty fourth street west, between
M and N streets north.
Be IL enacted BY the Board of Alderman aud
Board Of Conmon Council Of the city Of WaJh.
tHgton, That tho Mayor bo, and he 10 hereby,
authorised and requested to cause the curb.
stonos to be set and the footways and cutters
paved on the east and west sides OF Twenty
fourth street west, between N and N streets
north. the work to be contracted for, and
executed In the manner and under the superin.
tsndsncs provided by law and to defray the
expense Of the said improvement a special tax
equal to the cost thereofis hereby imposed and
levied on all lots or parts Of lots bordering on
the line Of thetmproyementit the said tax to bs
assessed and collected In conformity with the
provisions Of tho act approved October 18th,
1855.
Approved, November 10, 1868.
An Act authorizing tho Mayor to lower tn,
grade Of NJ street north, between First street
west and New York avenue,
Be IL enacted BY tie Board Of aldermen aud
Board Of Common Council efths City Wash
ington, That the Mayor be authorized to oaus,
the grade Of NJ strest north, between First
street west and New York avenue, to bt
lowered at tho hi between said streets, not ex
osediug two feet, In such way as to make the
grade Of said M street conform harmoniously
with the grade Of First street west and New
York avenue, In accordance with the recon
mendation oftho Surveyor, upon the same con
ditions as govern tho present grading Of said N
street, and that q sum sufficient to pay the
expense thereof be and Is hereby appropriated
out ofthe funds Of the Fourth Ward.
Approved. November 10, 1868.
An ACT to set the ourbStones and pave th,
footway and CUTTERS on the south side Of
street north. between First strett west and
New Jersey avenue.
Be IL enacted 6y ths Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council ofths city Of WaSh
ingtOn, That the Mayor be, and he Is hereby,
authorised and requested to cause the curb
stones to be SGT and tho footwAy and ButterI
paved on the south aide Of d street north be-
tween First street west and New jersey avenue
The work to bo contracted for and executed
In the manner and under the superinten endenos
provided by law, and to defray the expense o.
said improvement q special tax equal TO the
cost thereof is hereby imposed and levied OF
all lots or parts Of lots bordering on tho line o.
the improvements the said tax to be assessed
and collected 10 conformity with the provisions
Of the act approved October IL, 1865.
Approved, November 2l, 1868.
The New York herald., 1868-04-20
HNn GARDENERS.

Nc MAN, WHO WILL BE OLSEN
days on account Of bis present
lxss situstion xs above; thor
~aaess ia al It's branches: has the
And former employers, which viii
sK Cali OF address ~ East 18Th
The New York herald., 1868-04-20

FRANCAIS
Wednesday April 2e-THE HONEYMOON.
Thursday, April 23-HENRY DUNBAR
In reply very great number Of Inquiries and appca
Mr.. W Wallack begs announce that a third
ROSEDALE MATINEE
will be given SATURDAY, April 0,
for which seats may now be secured.
Doors open at l2k; performance commences at 1.
In active rehearsal will shortly be produced,
AN ORIGINAL ROMANTIC DRAMA,
repete with interest," novel and picturesque enects
The New York herald., 1868-04-20

A COACHMAk WANTS
n ciass driver and groom
hnce- Call at or address IL
and Fifth avs.
The New York herald., 1868-04-20

"A STU kgION--lS A FIRST
w. n singialnnn hest city refer
yxss 37th ST., between Madison
The New York herald., 1868-04-20
COACIINTEN

A CoACHMAN, you
IA engaged In "A few
employer selling ont, de-
pughly understands his b.
bert reference from present
pear the stric,es, investigat
H., private stable.
The New York herald., 1868-04-20

A YOUNG MAN WITH GO
"A a situation an coachmsn ,
win be found willing and obi
pie huainess. Address 7. y.
Broadway.
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WASHINGTON.

for AAissOuri--NO Authority
Asossessed by Quartermasters co Allow
Compensation for Hospital Premises-
The Tennessee Appeal for Protection
Against the Ku-KIux Klan.
WASHINGTON, September IL. - Colonel
hames Mari, nominated by Commissioner
Rollins, and strongly recommended by lead
Ito men of both parties, has been appointed
III Secretary McGulloch Supervisor for Mis-
kouri.
Commissioner Mix has advices that the
Indian troubles at Fort Zarah, Arkansas,
originated with two drunken Indians and q
Wing wagon-masteI. All is quiet now.
4 Acting Attorney General Ashton decides
Mat the Quartermaster-Genera under ex.
&sting laws, has no authority to allow com.
pensation for premises used for army pur-
hoses South during the war. The test case
gas that of Elliott, of Tennessee, whose
premises we're used for hospital. Under
His ruling similar claims. aggregating thirty
millions, on file in the War Department, are
ignored.
Solicitor Binckley presented a report of
bis proceedings at New York to the Presi-
lllent tod day.
4 Browning and Evarts were absent from
Fhe Cabinet meeting to-day.
The report of the Tennessee Legislatures
delegation ia published. The burden of it
an appeal for aid against the ku-KluX
kan, whose exploits are narrated at great
sngth. The delegation think the State
government could protect itself, but that
Federal soldiers, having no local prsjudiees,
Fould better maintain peace.
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Mr.. Ray: move that the Senate concur
in the House amendment. Adopted.
House bill No. 2s, an act to incorporate
the town of Alexandria was read.
Mr.. Braughn: move to postpone the bill
indefinitely. -
Mr.. Packard call for the yeas and nays.
The yeas and nays were ordered resulting;
Yeas Anderson, Bacon, Blackman,
Braughn, Day, Eagan, Jewell, Kelso-8.
Nays Campbell Coupland, FRANCOIS,
Monette, 0Hara, Packard. Pinchbacii,
Poindexter, Pollard, Ray, Smith, Thomp-
son, Todd, whitney, Wilcox, Williams,
Wittgenstein--l6
The Senate refused to POSTPONE inde'
initely.
Mr.. Ray: move that the bill be con-
sidered engrossed for third reading.
Adopted.
Mr. Ray: ask that the rules be suspend.
ed for a third reading.
The Senate refused to suspend the rules
by rising vote of fifteen yeas aad i've
nays.
Mr.. Ray: move that the bill be made the
special order of the day on Monday, at one
| O'clock.
Adopted.
| The Senate adjourned.
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YoRR. September ll-Eyening.-
Money easy; gold quiet at 1444; sterling
weak at 109l; bonds active and strong, with
q general advance; 5.20's of 1862, ll33@l135
Border State bonds strong at the close.
NEW YORK, September IL. Evening"
Cotton closed heavy; sales eco bales; mid.
ding uplands 269@27. Flour dull; State 81
@9 so; Western $7@l4 40 Southern droop-
ing; common to fair extra IS S5@9 Is.
mixed Western 81 lS@l %. Oats frmer.
Provisions steady. Mess pork 500 80. Lard
193@20gc. Whisky 674@1Oc. in bond. Gre
ceries firm. Turpentine 43@43ac. Rosin
So 70@$7.
NEW YORK, September IL, Evening. Later.
5.20's of 1862, 113Q@1l3s; of 1854. lO9s@1lO;
of 1865, Ill! al1ls; do new, lO9@1O93; Of
1867, l0s5@l09; l0-4o's, l04J@lOj. Stocks
very tame towards the close. ...
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MEXICO.

"a he Insurreetion In Fuebia H.ut Down
"a aAfsurrender of Generais-ReBess Defeat-
ed Ned at san Miguel.
" HAVANA, September IA, The steamer Mer.
I'll y and the Spanish steamer Paris arrived
kon Vera Cruz with telegraphic dates from
II exieo TO the ffth and mail advices from
a ere Cruz of same date.
"a The insurrection in Puebla Sierra had
n cen put down, Generals Lucas and Bonil.
i had surrendered at discretion. The SEN
enee of death that was subsequently pro-
h n 0unced on them for sedition and armed re.
q elt had been commuted.
rsoA Generals Mier and Cortina, at the head of
~ AEee brigades, had defeated the rebels at
s. ap Miguel. General Alatore himself also
"a sieated another body of them at Tetla.
oT ou LIE losses on both sides are great. General
n egrete fled with ColoAels Prieto and Do
lhguez into the. mountain Businesses, and
lad not been captured.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

mp0rtant froa Characterization Dash
into sherfdan-Twenty OIt1zens sealPed.
CONCORD, N. H., September LEX
Resident Pierce Is better to-day.
RHILADELFHfA, September LA Fort
Wallace special says the indians dashed into
BE town Of Sheridan and afterward cap
2Hted several Mexican trains and killed
afee men.
Colorado advices report five hundred
head of cattle stolen aud twenty citizens
Fcaiped.
light near Fort Lyon resulted In the
essh Of two soldiers aud fopF Indians.
River EnteElaxenee.
SoUrHwRsT Pass, 6eptenbar IL, P. N. =
Arameter 1856. Wind southeast and light.
Arrived, steamship Crescent, Hawthorne,
Aisesa0n, TO O. &. Whitney q CO.
Arrived at Pass li0utre, schooner AIMS,
tllal1fe, eight ca5a from Ruatan, fruit, tl
81. Garland.
Essamhoat I. III. Bagby, for Galveston,
wit 10 sea at seven o'clock this morning,
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CAROLINA.

tarpet- BaGEers ExamiAlnE Western
North Carolina. aad Prop 9sIng to
Buy It-TheY are not KepelIed.
RALEIGH, September Il,-A large delega-
Ion of gentlemen from Washington county,
Maryland, and Franklin county, PennsyI-
asnia, under charge Of Colonel Daniel Der.
Eart, of the Hagerstowu Mail, and Colonel
samuel Deford, of Baltimore, agent of the
lolumbus, Indianapolis and Chicago Rail
bad, are now engaged in examining and
|urchasing lands in the western part of this
ktate.
The party are of the opinion that Western
Forth Carolina offers greater inducements
h settlers than any other section of the
k0uth.
1t is the unanimous opinion of the gentle.
pen composing the party, who were at
sharlotte few days ago, that lands in
Restern North Carolina, are cheaper and
better than any along the route over which
ahey have passed. The party are having a
kood time as they pass through the country,
PIE people receiving them in the most
sFlial manner.
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GEORGIA.

ossred senators Co be Declared InelIgI-
HE aud Voted Out by Democrats
The Truth Plainly Told By Repub-
nean Speaker.
ATLANTA, September Ia Senate reso.
lstton gives the negroes one hour to make
seeis eeis defense on the iEest:ess. CT eligibility,
|ad members participating thirty minutes.
sAe day was consumed IN the discussion.
lae impression is that the negroes will be
leclared ineligible by a small majority.
AUGUSTA. September Ii.-The Republican
Eliminating Convention held mass meeting
est night, at which white speaker warned
be negroes that if Seymour and Blair were
|lected they would all be put back into
avery again. After the meeting the ne
|Eoes had torch light procession, in which
|hout 800 participated,
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LOUISVILLE, September 1l.-River rising,
4 feet inches in the canal. Weather
warm and showery. 0rr
ST. LOUIS, September 11.-River swelling
steadily.
VIoKsBURG. September 1l.-Passed down
Robert Z. Lee at Z P. N. River rising
slowly.
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MESSAGE FROM THE sEv.rp.

~, ". n. BREWSTER,
chairman committee on Enrolment.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The Secretary of the Senate was an
nounced, and asked concurrence in the fol-
lowing bills: ..s5-..l
Senate bills Nos. 215, III.
Mr.. Lee, of st. Bernard, moved to take
up House bill No. 1852.
The bill was taken up section by section.
Section third was read. 8
MI. Lee, of st. Bernard, moved to strike
out Citizens" and insert "electors''; :after
the word ''electorsu insert ITO be sum-
moned by the Parish Judge.r
To strike out the words 'its tableaux of
assessments and tax.roll.n
Strike out the word "or,r and insert the
word "the."
Strike out the words "tableaux of assess.
ments or tax-roll."
Strike out the words draw the jury
from"
Strike out the words "and write them on
separate ballots of paper aforesaid, /" and in
sert the following:
"And file the said list in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court
Strike out the word 'tfrceholder,' and in.
sert qualified electors
At the end of section fourth, after the
word Jury, insert the following:
Provided further, That if at the COM
meLcement of any regular or special term
ofeourt the jury shall not have been drawn
according to the provisions of this act, the
| presiding Judge shall direct such prepara-
| tlon OF lists and drawing to be made. No
Jurors shall be considered eligible who
shall not have been selected and drawn un :
der the provisions of this act.
| And provided further, That If no other
registration effected by military authority
during the year in 1868, said registration
shall be used when it may be for the pUr'
poses of this act.
The amendments were adopted and the
bill, on motion OF Mr.. Lee, of st. Bernard
was considered engrossed, placed on it
third reading, final passage, title adopted
and ordered to be sent to the Senate for con
currence.
On motion of Mr., Tureaud, of st. James
the HeNse ad3ourned untu tomorrow Al
I twelve o'clock, NJ.
n - WILLIAM VIGERs,
Chief Clerk House Representatives.
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EUROPE.

ReverdY johnson Presents his Creden.
tials to the Queen..-The London Times
Jealous of the Treaty between China
and the United sfstes-.- Estates OF a
Hungarian Prince ConAscated.
LONDON, September 1l.-Minister johnson
formally waited on Lord Stanley, and will
submit his credentials to the Queen on Mon.
day next.
The Itnes has long article on the treaty
Of the United States with China. 1t says
China will not be the theatre of war be
tween foreign powers unless as result OF
the American policV, and that it is the duty
of England to sustain the wish of the peo-
pie for free intercourse sgainst their rulers.
PEsTH, September 1.-THE estates of the
Prince Karageorgewich, in Hungary, have
been confscated 10 favor of Servia.
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IIAvANA..

Basr enslon or nualnes. HOuse-slx aGu.
Hons OF LIabilIttes.
i HAVANA, September 1.-THE firm Of
alueta, OF Trinidad de Cuba, has suspend
l. Liabilities about six millions. In the
se confiagrafion of the Casilla warehouses
3 Ae firm lost $500 900.
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l2 1868

section fifteen of this act be entirely stricken
cut, and that section fifteen of the original
act, approved April 4, 1866, be amended BY
striking out the word ''Examinersr and
inserting the words 'Port Wardens."
Respectfully submitted.
-. MORTIMER CARR,
Chairman;
R. H. ISABELLE,
U. DUPART.
W. H, HASKELL,
J. W. HUTCHINSON,
5 Ha p H WATERS
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WHOLE NUMBER 444.

81, an act to fix the terms of the District
Courts In the Third Judicial District.
house Dill No. l72, an act for the relief of
K. B. Love, of Bienville.
Respectfully submitted,
o. H. BREWSTER,
Chairman Committee an Enroliraa,t
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Important from Mexico.
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WILLIAM VIGERS,
Chief Clerk House Representatives.
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TROUBLES IN GEORGIA
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ley Propose Buying Part Of North Carolina
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LOUISIANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS YESTERDAY
SENATE.
sixly.Fourth Days session.

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FRIDAY, September IL, 1868.
The roll was called; present, the efollowing
MON hnrs.