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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-04-10
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO. ~. WO0DwlnD.

TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO. ". WO0DWARD.
Csi,j Justice NJ the Ss.prrm. ta".4 IF ~. writes:
Philadelphia, March IL. 1871.
=! mud .Mo'a.aas 4, German u.a t.s s -.
a,:s:,i,. , organs. and Of s,r., 's" ...a, in
action in tho >, s,e,n. Yours truly,
CEO. ". M0aDw ARD
HON. JAMES TlEON TSON,
Judge af Tie H.prsns fasr # gfpn,yl,axiS.
FAilade!phia, April =, 1860 a
~ osnsider 'lIMAaads Ussrnan Bitters a'rslu.tbis
madeleine In casa II attacks Of Indigestion OF Dysl~
sin. can certify this from my experience VI IL.
Yours, with respect,
"a s.~e tgssJAAkS THOMPSON"
FrsIn Rev. JOS. n. KBNNARD, p. y,
haor efthe 7tnO Hi,xiR Cn.rch, Philadelphia.
m. Jacknn-Dear sir have been frequently 70
qussted to connect my name with Recommendations
Of different kinds Of medicines. Int regarding the
! have in ali case. ~ declined; but with
particularly IN my oxR family II thc
usefulness Of Dr. lI"aus G"rn,sn hitiers, depart
for once from my usual course. 10 express my fiji
especially J.r Lirsr Gh,sraf. safe u,Ii rotsabis
preparation. In cases it may fall but usually,
Doubt not. II will DO very beneficial to those n 10
suffer from tbs above causes.
Yours, very respectfully, e.
ILL. KEHSARD. 49,,
sf Eighth, below Coates st.
From Roy. Il. ID. EENDAI.L. 81
AssikaA EDITOR Christian Gnrunicle, lAiladrphia.
l have derived decided bes,c6t from the use ef
IIoohand's German Bi'ters, and feel II my privilege
~ recommend them ~ a.m.st Valuable tonic. 10 xll
who suffering from general debility or frsn dis
eases arising from arrangement ii III: liver
f'" T. i B. F.spAlI,
szH &
CAUTION. go
sse that the ssnat urs Of c. y. JACK
II other. as soan - isf,sit.
fsins,pa! once AM ~, Men. Men"t ss.y
CHARLES NJ. EVANS.
German Druggist rroprict"r,
Formerly c. n. JACKSON Co.
PRICES
HooaaAds German Bt.'s'' pr , bottle bottle . 9:
Hooaands German Tonic put up ia quar-. bottles 50
per bottle, or half 6szen for so
- Do not forget to examine we'll the article yeu
buy. IN order to got the genuine.
For sale b all Drugssass ana Deal.
H0OfLAND'S
| GERMAN
a5.
TON IC
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CORPS OF PROFESSORS.

Tcssrs. J. Dykrenfarth and u. Gregory, assisted
by Messrs. r.. q. l'yhrenfurth. IL. D., e. Nes-
ser, P. G. Dyirerfurth, l.. r. Dyhreafurth. Charles
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%
rHosfh ATIoN S IN ,sYSTEM.,
= induced ny severe Labor, Hard
ships, Exposure, Fevers, etc.
There il no mdcine cxtant equal to these remedies
In suah A tone and yigcr is impaired to the
ssss s{.sii, s j assini s S seasei
Sssss. promptly. i sis blood !. purified,
tho complexion DO comes sound and
healthy. the yellow tinge Is eradicsted from me
eyes, bloom IL given to the cheeks, and tho weak
and nervous invalid bsoo,nes . strong and healthy
being.
Isrssns Adcassced IN Ltfs,
And feeling tho hnnI Of time weighing heavly upeu
them, With al Its attendant ils will fnd In the
Of these E&TTERA or tho TONIC, elixir that Aill
insti new life iuto their VEINS restore In measure
the energy and ardor Of more youthful days huild
up Their shrxsksn forms, and give heath andhappL
80 to their Sslpaiiag years
- T. NOTICE. )
It = wsll-establi.hed fact that fully one-half Il
Tho female portion q our PoPnlati"n ~
fed we'll, They ars langaid, devoid Vt all
encrgy, extremely nesvou., and hassno appetite
To this class u Sermons the R:rrEKS. q the
TONIC, are especially recominsn'sl
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the ii either Of these
dies. They will cure cserv case Of AAkASNCb,
without fail.
ThouGass Of cert icates have aecumulntel in the
hands If tho proprietor. hut space will allow Fl the
publication Of hut fHw. Tll"se. II will be o.yryct
Of note and 81 suh standing that l,sy p,Hst
b. believed.
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CHAPTER 30.

y II act 10 relnQOlSl 20 NAi!1Ia Neuucs,
ell title Of the state IF Iowa, by escheat, to
certain lands in Scott county, Iowa
Whereas. About the, year lSli, one
William L. Jones of England, cmigrated
10 the United State AM settled in the
~. te of Iowa; and,
Whereas, lie afterwards on the l,h day
Of October, 1874, purchased Of the United
.S,a:es, the east half Of the southwest
quarter, Of section no. 1. ~ township
>,venty-eight north Of range no. 4, east Of
the 5th p. NJ. and alse ON the 18th day Of
Jsnlry, 1915. he purchased the east half
otthc north west quarter OF section twelve
iial in the SINE township and range, aud
i,i,t he subsequently, became the owner Of
u, east half Of the cas-. half of the north
as. quarter Of said section one ~ in the
-,il township ami range; and
Whereas Being the owner Of said
lands the said Wm. l.. Jones
on or about the year 1854, died III
scott county, in this state, leaving no
wife or child. but father then rcsidcat
ia England; and,
Whereas, William Gei les believing the
f.ther John William Jones to be the sole
.-ir Of the said VIM. /. Jones, did in good
faith, on the 10th day Of May, 1864, pur-
,.lase the said lands Of the said father, and
has since that time lived upon and inn
proved the same. and has continually paid
all taxes assessed thereon, AMI il now old
. nj would be reduce to poverty bS fail
urr. OF the title thereto; therefore
See BE- it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the state of Iowa, That all
ri sht. title or claim Of the state Of Iowa in
and to the following described lands in
Scott county Iowa, to-wit !: The east half
# the southwest quarter OF section no one
IL. the east half of the northeast quarter
Of section no one and the cast half of
lbs east half OF the northeast quarter OF
sccti IN no one Il. J all in township no scv-
cnfy-eight RS, no fo"r Al east Of the
principal meridian, by reason Of any sup
po.cl eschelt in consequences Of the alien
~. Of Will I'm Lewis Jones deceased Or OF
the person or persons who, but for their
alien .gc, w.llI be entitled to inherit said
l,n.s 10 tue heir or heirs Of said William
|. Jones deceased, be and the same arc
hereby re!inquished to the said William
tie La Of Scott county, that he MY hold
IL. sid lanls by rs perfect u tito ~ he
would now hola the same, had the said
John VIM Jones ut the time Of the death
OF said William Lewis Jones, and at the
time OF his subsequent conveyance TO the
..ia William Gcdlcs, been u citizen Of the
United States, and Of the state Of Iowa.
Sec. ,. This nc. being deemed Of i'm.
n. late Importance. shall take effect from
nj after its publication in the Iowa state
~Registcr, i newspaper published in Del
i ,ia., Iowa, AMI in the Davenport Ga
.et.e, a new spapcr published in Davenport
.or,. provided the same be dono withou
exncns, To tho state. ..
approved. March 18th 1868. t'.
hereby certify that the foregoing A G.
10. effect by publication rs required il
lection thereof, on the lith day Of Marc!
a. y. 1868.
ED WRIGHT, sec'y Of State.
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CHAPTER 90.


An Act to amend an Act, entitled
the General School act passed April
eth. 1862. .-.
Section l. BE i, Enacted by the
t;cneral Assembly Of the state Of
l,wa. That Section IS Of the act
entitled An act to amend and conso-
|idats an act passed by the Board
II Education, pee. oath, 1889, en-
tiled an act to amend an act to
provide for system Of common
c'lo,ls' AMI the amendments thereto
nc amended by adding the following
hereto to-wit: He shall in all coun-
ties wherein independent School
Districts, are organized. keep Sc
paratc account with said .Indepsud-
ant School Districts in which the
receipts shah be daily,en,ered. which
books shall at all times be open
to the inspection and scxamiDation
uft!,e District Board Of Directors,
and shall pay over to the said indc-
pendent School Districts the amount
# School Taxes in his possession on
the order of the beard on the first
d.. Of each aud every month.
Sc ton 2. This a ,eing deem es,f
immediate Importance by the Gen
rral Assembly, shall take effect and
he in forced trom.a and after,its publ
cation in the Daily State Register,
and the Iowa Evening Statesman,
newspapers published at DcsMoines.
Approved March 14th, 1868.
l hereby certify that the forego.
ing Act took effect by publication,
as required in Section 2 thereof, on
the 18th day Of March 4. D. 1868.
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y Of State.
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Actual Business Dep
memt.
The STUDENT MOVES IN TIE
90 T. RU2lNESS WORLD 1857

afr Nv eAAs - SJ " OlAAD.
Assn example Of how Instruction u impaired h
this nstit uion, We instance its Trade Department,
the aim o: which Is to afford young parp an acqsaint
anse and bring them into contact with goods. that
they may learn the cost Of growth and production
or material and manufacture; the cost Of importing
freightIng, housing and commissions; to properly
count, mark, sell pack and shop also to perform
other Counting House duties with neatness accura.
ey and dispatch. Our commercial men want CLERKS
who can perform these particular duties At once
aud well. In the course Of instruction are embrace
ed Penmsnship, Commercial orr espondeae and
Calculations, Actual Business including book keep
ing, Commercial Science and Mercantile Law.
CORPS OF PROFESSORS.
N.ssrs. J. Dyhrenfsrth and u. Gregory, assisted
by Messrs. r. g. Iyhrenfurth, IL. D., 4. l. lies
ser, P. q. Dyxrerfarth, l.. r. Dyhreafurth Charles
Worst, u. ~. Thomson, ssppe,, Ca.er~, and
others. .-.." -. -. ..-..,
.'. TERMS. ..,
Life Scholarship 10 Actual Business Dspt $40 %
with preparatory training
Life Scholarship, with sourss Of .rAl ming n d
English or G.rran ;ses
Instruction in German Or EsgIsh Language zoe
SveninE preparatory coarse for adults lira'n
Oct l to April ~ "f .'N' g. %
Penma nship, full course of ten weeks 10 %
N. B.-Pavnent in advance. -
Fer any further partiauars. address . he
.s+...n MEKCH xNTS n. b. COlfEGK CO.,
1lo / lis Randolph Street, Chicago, H..
Besides being connected with the above,
Mr.. Dyhrenfurh is tho President ola
large Classical College and Ladies
Seminary, il the bui!ning adjoining the
Merchants National business College,
which includes in its curriculum all bran
ches o! English Education, with Latin,
Greek, Algebra, Geometry. Trigononetry,
Chemistry, TelegrAphing, German, French
Elocution, Music, Drawing, etc. Nine
Professors and lady Preecptress are
constantly engaged. ..s n..s4@ss
For Terms, Prospectuses. ETC.. apply to
the President, J. Dyrcnfurth. Office il6
& lls Randolph ST., Chicago, Illinois.
Eay- A single Scholarship in this CollegS
can be had BY applying at the sfice Of this
paper. 5lyl
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HON. JAMES rlxOupsOy.

Judge If the HAprsns f6.t # !fnnsyls1His.
FhiladelpAia, April =, lSCd, h
~ consider suM6anfs Vssrnan Biiters' 'r~lussbie
s,edicine In casa II attacks Of Indigestion Dys~
STA ! can certify this from my experience VI il.
Yours, with rSsic~t,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-04-10

Csi.f Justice NJ the M+prra. 6a"1 II ~. writes:
F!4iLid.!3hia, March IL, 1877.
IL Aud .IIo,Aand's ~ German Iitters 10
. Ssosl tonic, useful in diseases q the
digestive organs, and = = Of great benefit In
cases c( dcbili Y. and want " nervous
action in tho " stoln. Yours truly,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-02

TWENTY-FIVE feet canals; twenty-five dollars
tS25) per running acre for eight 49, feet
ditch; twenty dollars (S20) per running foot
for dams and piling; aud seventy-fiVe cents
per running foot for underground sewer, rs
Der adjudication made by the City Control
Ter, April 3. 1867.
Yeas President Graham, and Messrs.
Devices and Woolhey.
Nays: Messrs. Burbank, Clay, Carriere,
and Stapleton.
Mr.. Devices called up from the table the
resolution with reference to cleaning the
canals, which was made the order Of the
day for the next meeting.
By Mr.. Woolfey:
Resolued, That the resolution reported by
the Finance Committee on the l4th of Jan
uary, 1868, in compliance with section ] "a
of the city charter, estimating the probable
receipts and expenditures of the city OF
New Orleans for the year ending December
81 1868, be and the same is hereby amended
in the column of ''probab expenditures"
under the head of public schools (white
and cOlored) by striking out $40, 900, aud
inserting in lieu thereof three hundred and
sixty thousand dollars (S360,0O0)
Which under suspension of the rules was
read twice, and adopted by the following
vote:
Yeas: President Graham, and Messrs.
Burbank, Devices, Stapleton, and Woolfey.
Nays: Messrs. Carriere and Clay.
The Board adjourned until Tuesday
next at o'clock P. NJ.
HUGH J. CAMPBELL,
Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-02

CorroN-The sales to day reach 1000 bales.
closing at an advance on yesterdays
prices Of about lAc. We quote ordinary
-02ec.; good ordinary 26A027c.; low mid
ding 27A@28c., and mfddling 2a3G29c.
the latter price having been paid for crop
Of $50 bales Of good staple chasing Liver
pool middling.
AZ Is usually the case at this period Of the
season, with declining receipts the ciassin-
cation Is much less rigid, aud what few
weeks ago was called good style Of good
Ordinary now passes for low middling.
Tie onening demand was quite brisk at
&c. for low middling, the early telegram
eportlng an active demand ~ Liverpool at
steady prices. The LEO p. a. dispatches
quoted middling Orleans at I'D, with
6eavg sales. New York advancing also 10
2sc. for uplands. This intelligence sent up
prices and Induced factors TO ask for the
lew remaining lists on the market more
than buyers were willing TO cOncede. A
later dispatch quotes decline In Liverpool
70 IT'D, and some private accounts say 70
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-02

N,nenaann a. nmaas zorshe WARDS 81 New
Orleans,
Hrtpouk arEns F1rrH nm1rahg DlsfnICr
ofca u Secretary fog Owl A1ai = !
New ofiequai -, March % lhli
~ compliance with special orders 70. IS,
casfsnt series, from these headquaf lsrs.
~ ilon will be opened for Fesiaiph 81
TN asalns named places inthe city Of
New O ns far period Of fys days, com
elas 90 aay, the Sd Of April 1865
Prs F 9 80 st, Charles street,
Second 4 Corner Baronne and 81.
Joseph
Third WaEd fhll, Room No. 7,
Fourth Ward ~ AsCanaistreet, corner
Ramps .zett.
Fllta ala cofasf g as and Bourbon
airestA
Esl Wafd-NQ. q cal street, oppo-
ste g 1ited siatc1 n.pt
4Fcnth A1fd-Ne. Il fftnI street.
Eighth Ward UqFnsE MaEiga vel and
Meth Ward IS. 81 Mcntagnf es., ba.
aen Moreaa fhd 1eqfs
aeh Ward -nlb. f95 PfStQAia esxedl
oath Wd1d~5elnet #a1hlfstc1
s5fooll.
oos Aann from Z A d N 1a NJ. ans
Hycomaast e I5reses AsIE eaasra q
o8EHK CHANDLER,
Capt, f- 1I4nt 1ee,y Civil Anaizs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-02
Monetary and Commercial

MONETARY.
oFFJOF OF THE DAILY Republican,
WEDNESDAY BvENnSa, April !, la6e.
There was no new feature in the money
market to-day. Nearly all the cotton crop
moving comes to market There is little
demand for money wherewith to move it,;
nor is there much disposition to lend on the
pledge Of what may be planted this spring.
The cloudy uncertainty that envelopes our
political status operates to induce capital
lists either to let their money be unemployed
or TO ask high rates Of interest. There Is no
" gilt edged commercial pnper to be had,
and even AL CITY mortgages command 20 "
cent more than ID many former years.
Corn AND SILVER The demand has been
light. OF the former $1,000 sold ut the noon
board of brokers at 800 premium. Dealers
are buying at 39@993, and selling at 394.
Silver Is selling At So BY dealers, who buy at
IS premium.
CRY NorEs-Are in good request, dealers
selling ct from rs TO 80 discount, as in
amount. At the noon board of brokers
$1,000 were disposed Of at "a % cent dis
count.
@ExoHANGE- New York sight is selling over
the counter st ! % cent premium. There
we're sales to-day bf $25, 600 at I; 10000,
$40, 600. and $50, 600 at 5l6; and SIG, 600 at !
premium.
or commercial sterling, $4,000 were taken
at 1904, and $4,000 bank sold ut 1918. No
sales Of stock have been reported to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-02
BOARD OF AssIsTANrA1D


Tuesday, March 81, 1865.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Mr., W. 7, Hepp, President; and
Messrs. Sterry, Sampson, Gumbel, Perkins,
Davies, Flood, Thezan, Dunn, Straight, Sui
Ivan, sauvinet and Joubert.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read.
On motion of Mr.. Sauvinet they were cor
rected so as to show that the secretary was
requested to notify the Treasurer to item
his weekly reports.
The minutes, as corrected, were approved.
The following message from the Mayor
was read, and referred, with documents &C
companying, to the Committee on Streets
and Landings.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. March 81, 1858.
To the Honorable the Board of Assistant Alder
men.
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor herewith
to transmit for your consideration COM
munication from A. NJ. Buchanan, Esq,
CITY Attorney, dated yesterday, together
with an order of the Fourth District court
of New Orleans in the case of 1.-THE Canal
Carondelet Navigation Company VS.. the
CITY of New Orleans, !" that the city shall ap.
point an expert, on or before the thirteenth
of April to meet two other experts, one
appointed by the plaintiff and the other
appointed by the court, for the purpose
of estimating the amount of injury sus-
tanned by the C6nal Carondelet Naviga-
ton Company by the drainage Of the
city into the Bayou st. John since the tenth
of March, 1864. Immediate action should
l think, be taken on this subject by the
appointment of an expert as suggested
Very respectfully,
E. HEATH, Mayor.
OFFICE CITY ATTORNEY, }
No. Is City Hail. :
New OrleaRs, March 80. 1868.
Honorable Edward Heath, Mayor;
SIR-The Fourth District court of New Or
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Mariposa, Klmbell,
York 22d ultimo, to Creevy,
&cO-2d district
Steamship Hudson, Fairchilds, fro
ola, to msster-Algiers
Ship Charles Davenport, Stevens
erpool February Is, to Lowell
4th district 40
British ship Monsoon, Chiffon, 4
pool February l, to ] G Lingh
British bark Belle, IUdiIuIit5T, i
pool January 8, to R @ Musgrt
Schooner James A Brown MAJ
Cienfnegos, to Keep L Caulfe
trict Is
Mexican schooner Mercedes, Sofas
from Sisal, to S Fernandez b
trict
Lugger La Provence, Francis, fir,
Bend, to master-2d district
Lugger Three Brothers, , f
Lafourche, to master-2d dis
TowBoATs.
Wabash, Melville, from the Pass
down and 10 sea, 9th ultimo
guard and schooner 0thell'
up ship Monsoon and bark B
sTEAMBoATs.
Ruth, Switzer. from St Louis.
Hunter, Jeanfreau, from Pointe.i
Waloon, Ruiz, from Southwest p
BELOW COMING UP
Spanish brig 'Carwen, Madrang
from Havana, to Maignan d \
Brig George Marshall, Thomil
from Cardenas, to master
Schooner Florence Rogers. Is
New York, to G A Fosdick y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-02

The clearances to-day embraced 2OlI
for Boston, 800 for Liverpool, 79l for .
Iona, 2l2s for Havre.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There were
ceipts from the coast this morning.
Louisiana sugar is jobbing at l53cj
and a lot of some IS hhds. white Cd
sold at l64c. IS h. Demarara sugar
good request, andHsome 65 hhds. choiu
at l536l5lc. ID b. Cuba molasses
at 45@5Oc. f9gallon. City refinery cd
crushed, and powdered sugar is sci
lec. ~ ID. The market is well supples
Cuba sugar, but it is extremely DID
there are no settled prices. Theni
Louisiana molasses offering in FIRST
The last sold at COO. " gallon for q
plantation reboiled; 75@773c. fof
and SIC. for choice. Refinery rehoi}
mands 65@s5c., and golden syrup /
q gallon.
ARRIVALS. FROM TEE WEsT.-The d
Ruth, from st. Louis, has arrived si
review of yesterday.
FLoUR-The market is steady and
pecially for superfine and double
which are scarce and in request al
Dbl. for superfne, and $40 IS for (
extra. There were sales to day
bbls., of which $50 choice extra at 4
100 do. at Sl3 20; so do. at Sl4; $50 1
| 100 fine at SO; 100 double extra at Slt,
do. at $40 rs; 60 do. at $40 10; 50 !.
treble extra at Sl2; go choice ed
Sl3 rs; 100 do. at Sl4 I24; l and
Sl4 373 az Dbl. Yesterday lot of Il
superfne sold at 50 rs % Dbl.
CoRN-Continue in light supply
in REQUEST and prices are still higher
to-day 1000 sacks, of which 600 SO
5000, and 500 white at 81 05, and 800
at 81 10 y busheL
OATs-Are scarce and in request 4
and full prices. Sales today 1850 81
which 500, at 7sc., 200, 200, and $50
% bushel.
BRAN-2oO sacks sold at 81 60 q lO
HAY-The market is dull aud pria
lower. 800 bales prime Ohio river /
DRY SALT MEAr-A lot of 1904
shoulders, sides, and hams in bulk
Il1c. % ID. Ribbed sides are job
lS3c. q ID.
PoRK-We note quiet but firm
and a fair inquiry; 200 bbls. owe
mess sold at $40 IS y Dbl. Mess is
at S27@27 % % Dbl.
BAooN-There was q better demsl
much frmer market to-day. 10 casi
ribbed sides sold at l5lc., and 10 d
cured hams at l99c. JBib. ShOul
iobbing at l2@l24c. % ID. /; clear sid
l6Ic. clear ribbed sides l5AQl53c
| LARD-The market is quiet today
stock is held firmly at l74c. q tb.
in tierces, and l7a@l72c. for kegs;
are jobbing at l7sc.; kegs lsc. y Z
Com MEAL-We notice sales Of
in lots at s. IS % Dbl.
We obtain the following from the
of Messrs. Burke, Clarke, d Trepagl
Stock April l, ls6S-Indis bagg
bales; Kentucky bagging 63S pieces
bags 725 bales; rope 4577 coils; POI
bbls. lard 1898 tieroes; lard 2743
con ll4l casks; hams $50 tierces; 9
1853 bags; salt, Liverpool, rs, 1853 sac
bulk, 1900 bushels.
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CATTLE MARKET
Marine Intelligent
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUE'
Thursday, Apr
nLRARRn YRsTRRpAl

Steamship Oriental, Snow, for
Creevy, Nickerson &co
Steamship Lizzie, Fletcher, for Pc
JC Rogers &co
Spanish bark Mataro, Mataro, f
lena-Puig Bros
italian bark + Pirandello, TodorO
erpool-J II Ashbridge d Decs
Bark E A Kennedy, Hotfses, for
Zerega & jenkins
Italian brig Fortuna, Ottesen, for
Goldenbew & Kelley
Schooner Charlotte, Pepper, for Pc
Master
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-02

CEkTFIUAIE OF ELEtIION'
The following delegates having received
the highest numbers of votes cast were
duly elected to compose the board of regis.
tratiOn created by ordinance passed by the
Louisiana constitutional convention at it,
session of February Ii, 1868, to.Wit:
Messrs. s. B. PACKARD,
N. UNDERWOOD,
J. H. INGRAHAM,
J. S. HARRIS,
W. JASPER BLACKBURN,
.. II. HEMPSTEAD,
G. w. WICKLIFFE.
New Orleans March u, 1868. 49,
JAMES G. TALIAFERR0,
President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-02

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AT q regular meeting of the board, held on
Friday, March "a, 1868, the following. reso-
1nt0n las adopted:
soa motion, resolved that the final settle
ment a the tax collectors and sheriffs
throughout the state with the state tFeaa-
urer, IS hxed IN the original tax ordinance
adopted b. The constitutional convention
December "A, 1867, section A, be extended TO
fhe drst day Of May, 1857
b virtue Of the above ordinance, ap-
proved March 2, lee9, hereby notify all
TAX collectors and eherilih throughout the
state that they continue 20 colleet the con
EenSion tax up TO the FIRST Of Nay next,s
They are further instructed that the
penalty imposed for non-payment Of said
tax, which penalty was revoked until amer
March 3Q, viii be enforced from that dad1.
- s. B. PACKARD, Ofiaizneh.
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