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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-10

Shooting and Killing COIorea 5In and
burning heir Houses at ssldight In
Ounchita Parish-ShOOIinga "a Ma Bead
for Voting the RePubIiean Tlket in
MorehOuae.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-10

NEW YORK, June 9, Evening Money very
easy, u cent on call. Prime paper wanted
closed weSk at 1896. Sterling is in better
demand but steady at IlO3. Stocks closed
generally dull and lower. Governments
closed steady; EOS of 1862 with coupons,
lI2!; Of 1854 Il0i; of 1865 ll0t: do January
and July II25; of 1867 llS; IO4O's LOG; 1906
1901
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
M,Sical.
WATERS have

TINlE MASSENA SPRING WATERS have
found the majority Gravel
and Stone Bladder Kidney Difficulties Rheumas,n Scroa
Rheum end all Skin Diseases Sore Byes Dyspepsia General De-
b6ly eompanis peculiar 10 the female bs Waters have
been used with astonishing results
SAYS the Hon John G. es Chicago et ts healing
fnec in nv person Witnessed With wonder restoring
poW,s on others aud bestse that deem me- Masrna
Spus valuable In the country and for the various fms
az Kidney Disease for RheuDsm Liver Complaints serofa and tho
,nrous Shin Diseases Waters almost quite specific"
the Hon c. ItlejOhu Of Buffalo, ~ have Witnessed soise
r FROM these Waters In Scrofda and Ekin
Diseases and ~ complaints Of the ha.y ava D-"e In ny case
the ttneht permanent sud lasting.
LOOMS, Secretary OF the seaineps Ad Soeety
ogre No 30 Was; Providence ba provided fountain W
that spve remedy and the unfortunate ough 70
do believe there waters IN 'ne cSnu sq
them r Cutaneons kidney and diseases gentleman from the
Mestto he Springs on
Of had decided Bnghts disease
three he had made vel man OF h1
Says DR.. j. H. Ginheh, Of the leading phsns o. -
County: meiicne regard the nefiA fals
Waters o immense value for the cure OF many
Tn. waters anayEed found contain "I
medicinal agents great importance 70 profession
found highly beneficial for TIE following oses
ops Kdaer aud scro Chronic D'so.pss Diseases
the Appetite General Debility Chronic OphA mia a
Rheumsn have seen hundreds OF
afflicted with the other Of these diseases VINO nave
ee relief and who have been completely rs"fd
health, by The use 81 these waters" go
The Testimony Of the following gentlemen With the foregong
Reuben Burkhster ESQ., No 1888 Chambes Peter B.en ESQ., No
IA West Forty NJ s. Brown No. 26l West TSshtyiouth
Ct Hon. VIM G. Perrepont Perepont Manor ~ ~ D. Vahsh
No. IS East Twenty hrdst: Dr.
Joseph Ninihst Dr. John Mctntoc Ma
~ j.; Hiram Buffalo; Dr. X h. Day st. AiG
others Pamphlets With abar directions eehes
be had at the General Depot No 1853 Bosery esiner Fn
EewYoi The bottled waters also he had at the Ceubs Pas
Spring. Schultz Warker Ponrehthst Hudnu Herald
Building Cswe Hazard Co.. Fifth Avenue Hotel and Of the esaiss
druggisu throughout the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SRw.YoRl

PORT or sRw.YoRK.. .ocr H.:..... CLEARED
s,..m,ipsOcesn Queen King Aspnwal; Iateras Bakemsn
Norfolk Psnee Shsekford Cow Bay G. b. Iowa di"I~cs Gss
America Cmnmngs San Francisco; Gen Mcclellan
WILLIAMS. Saa Francisco Marcia & Day Chis hewoeansi Her
B.It~wano Bobsrs Leshorn Mara se,moen Hlnesras
John, n B. 80. ~ -,
xr P.i, Wipdsor ~ 4 n. Rovley. Rowley Galveston
Sehrs-W Mitchell Cotton Shulee N s San Las Cunning
ham, SaVanDh; MosseT Rhodss BaSse y bel Er i,Susrs
land Leaning ST. Jago; Sandeson Colter Truro Fred sah
smith Bangor; sesgswa Brysnt Btscoa ib Wheeler hohis
CalsiA
Steamship Charleston Berry Charleston mdse and pass
RE- Aeorn Barker Windsor " \. q DAYS. plaster
CoAsrwrsE
ashneon, NC. Alouo T. AusIn ChaIesoH
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Oct i6-Arnyei steamship GlSnas from New Yors
ALSO arrived brgs A. p L. from Ponce r. somnsss from 81
foRrRkss MONROE Oct 6-Passed mp for BalmoreBak New
Light, from brig Jukar RON Rio Jsneirc Passed
apwiug for Rio JaHeo Sea o Tor a'e' 'eSr Nellie Star
HoI sEs's HoIK Oct I6-Arived brig J. II. Conaer. -
Bangor sehrr ketek PhaePba e bosoo iss ssHs rhsas
pha Bangor Express for Bangor Smith Iut Peisdslpha
Tor Ccucr,tsr Abo, Lawrence Bangor for Alexandria Passed BY
schr Ale Cakes Rockand for Nsx-iort
NrSYori for o.on Delaware Ellsworth for NswYoE smet NV
eli B.h for Hew.lork, oliver Avery Roekland for hewlot
Sailed before reported except tue seh C. Dyer
FOREIGN PORTS.
Lospox I6The steamship William Penn, from NswYoi
rived, IN tho Thames to-day .HIH
D. SCELLANEOUS. I.I..
Ia her Basin All vessels subject
be- bsarr quarantine siatou Staten IsSd frsm Do
pert south Cap. isOOpsS vii be subject toss'a BY the
Ship Reyuahsl from Calcutta fOr LverpoO-Jaly M TO- lon
Jacques Forester Bourbon for Belle Is 81 ds,sAsg
-, lat % q. soo ~ .. r. rrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

HElDquARrEN. DEP,KrHEsT OF ms sorrH,}
CRKy QusRrsKhssrERs OTycE,
ATLANTA, Ga, sept 30 1853
CEAIFD PROPOSALS will be received mt
GoyEKSMEST TROOPS and STORES hon Charleston s. G., 10
savannah Ca PaAnda Jacksonville Pslatis Peoha and ~ Au
gusine fA -, 49,,
Bds should through from Charleston to each point and
An stores shipped vii Le classified and PAID for according to the Gov
aTnmsnt slcatou.
This contract O remain IN force for one year.
The usual Tsqulrsmena for bids will be enacted
Propas should b. inpheate With s"py oil ms svsr~mens"
,ach should be Endorsed "Pppaa t IAnspohAuoS
49,, .it,....i 10 he pnd,uleneA X. SAXTON
~ Btt BRIG Gen and q ~. H. & A..
Chief NJ. Dept OF the South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17


osvFco Oct lGPouI steady and Unchanged sales 200 ehs
es ok No SpruE 20 Is Tor Amber Winter; so - Tor White
bush No 1t Al es held SIC for Western B.I
rusuqi; % 100 bash uplake Canals NJ ~ ana s9o
Meai MiHieed unehaHfed. Sborts S2f0$21 ship
ssds. 81 MtiiUgS $50 Y un
CHCAeO oct aE1lsRge on Ne" YORK quiet ~ lV on nnf1g
and 70 premium selling Flour 40 iaJ demand sprng ba "a
So opened strong at a. advance Of &c sales 81 NO AZ
sitse$i 81 No a. S S s, o, asI .uS az
ge At fG5Ic; Reecd Rye quiet aud eady at Al ga ~
- and POSI- % for No Barley active bat prees
heavyi sales Of No at 81 90 GSi US REJECTED - "~~i
nominal Provisions qae Mess Pork. So Plan les
BEEF Dry Sad shoulders pownal AZ l.dnlc Lard steady
i t Beef Cattle quiet and 10 hgt supply Common 70 Good
hu; taSe' Lebtto Choice smcO,b. *7@es9 w.,
ClSc~SA l6-Four dull and rnchauged Wheat unehsngef
held 6ru 90 Corn dull at 90Sc Oats dali At 53G6pr
l. RYE sales Of No At ~ - Bsriry sdvl9cng state
Aiidn1 WHISKY irregular; sales at 81 y for nee Tobacco
l6 Sales OF Mess Port ~ 30 - Bnk meas
oSeel Al }0lR; 10 demand dali; Sbodde l3c Sides
~ Forms l6TobsecoTbeIe IL better feeling 10 lf mar
let 9T unchanged Cotton nomnag declining Hemp
a.. as IS: common 70 chaee RI Sc; Double
KEs 81 p Treble 10 tGscT ss0i2 Nhest 10 Improved
- o ~ 2S, So Srriae Al 95d S5 No lido IS
Com met Oats heavy but to choice 90
49,, 6nt lsss firm at 3 s21sIs q $3.50.
BV5T.Io Oct I6-Fogr dull unchanged wbsst que ae
ice Al 81: i5o busb DO ~ CJas o. coS5g steady
Corn an sales Of 1000 bush u ~ nd " ~ par Ioe
No. and No ned A. ~ a. Barley
DAD hight, Canadian ~ 20ds23 otssI articles S4shsoea
Rytm4 so hales 10 New Orleans - bates
band 7g7 bales sales p 40 bales Coos 70 Oraay 9o
seipts M6sgs 23dHle Sales Of The ~eek 25 bales
s.ysSSha Ga Oct I6Cop good demand Mdilinrs
l492ls; sAl-s 800 bales reeeiffs. l.Si6 bales
NOsILE Ala OCT 10 Cotton market hTm; safes 80 'aes
Nds.F. 23a Z receipts I haes; exports lsA bales slts
624g taes fHpos 10 oTes brAa
1901 bales eossivse Lt4a bales stock 1907 1slr1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17


eCT W-li2l5 Wheat 1890 hasa CSp; %V ~, S S
h,s 7eu bush Rive 90 bush Malt G84 bush Barley az
MSS lol2 bash PeA. 953 bills Flour 2s oeS .ch psTn
Iae Coitou $40 pigs Crude an PtgS kebnsd t %
Suits Iurpentne 81 bhS Crude lupe1nne % 20
Rosl 81 bbA Pok 500 pigs btei "a ~ oh
nlfs batter IA hotts Cbeese pkgG Dned fTa ]V ~
al. "a bnS Copper bbis WHISKY 3s DDS hg 49,
NJ ss - I'M ll9 ts-s Leather bds Hides - oaes
sans O hts Toia Geo. ana eases ooSeo 70 "hS
ID Rice $40 boxes Starch, $50 hbs fsp"hA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
Situations MantiS-- ulalts.

\ RESPECTABLE Young man, speaking En-
gh and German fnenty pleasing address, desires POSITION
respectable business moderate salary furnish
tonahe reebees espabhy and integrity Address A. H. Ia,
Tribune Ohoe.
AS GARDENER and C0ACHMAN-By n
"A careful, srpesnetd. mh repaired has
acquaintance with Address NJ Boz No. M fbaue Once
WANTED-By a iirst-class Dyer, n SITUA-
TloE 20 experience reference Gyen REQUIRED Western
WANTED-A Situation, by an experienced
W BOOKSELLER very familiar with the American and European
markets Speais and French add Eglsh and nneenee
large trade He AFRAID Highest References aud security
required No objection leaving the city Adore" d. Tribune
0fee.
WANTED-By young man, with Six years
w experience the Notion Houses" N this city
POSITION BUYER to take charge Of stock Satisfactory ee
given competency Address W j. g. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS..

Ps,.v Oct GFew cattle Striving ana The ola ioe .e ~
al - t r are without maternal ebaDge-a shade better M
-. Sheep receipts to-day. 4oVo hn so
snN pes nan quoted ears Ohio y 10 s.hg a. sh a
A. ~ Sc car state SO n ssc car do 70 10 &c wan 20 1
ss,d Craea Ia st6ie LAMBS aa Canada % 10 Sc Asa
unchanged With SO arrived TO-DAY -
a. TT me Iipss brought9ie; cars do, ~l 10 s4e
Al u, Al Sls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Cspisus purse vessels arriving at this port requested to
deliver addressed to the Hewiok Associated Press Only
person. ehtng written authority OF j. W Smon"n General
Ag-ut paeksees Jonrai CofsSf Ts lnuNS
WrId Ercaigy Pos; Commercial fdrsri1 Seais
ZaJ and Nrr Yorker Democrat sbOad
be delivered only o the persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
OROTON AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENTI. It |,

6NR(ION DEL AM WisA'
Sealed Proposals. each ndofsen VIM po
idle Of The work which relates the name Of .hs ps
al. of be received at This onsc
aatl M Of WEDNESDAY Oct ~ 1903 Tor ns ~, 49,,
street (spec No ~
~ Ti,r Al soj Frsve With branches ~ o. ssa
Thirty ana Ps,Aye lsrss No S g I'm g,sesbs II
secoud ard One HUNDRED .aa W. d
in.s No an IN Worth and ireosn SIS sud sewees
F,rpkhu .pd WHIT ssa spse No ~ Chsasa between nrae
and Boome bssesn Ehssoe,1 sea % ~ Is s
& ana IN .y hst~ssa Chopherst ssd West wvsey-
teenb ,s Hn i belxsn Second ave snd Ea'. ssr
nun All Plfehst sisih 70 Seventh Psns
and specifications and Terms o y" >PP.
h'h " W" '"'' THOMAS sTRPTERs) Croton
ROBT L. DARRAGB.i A9aedact
OE0. b. GREENE } Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
Sitnaiiuns Isntto- fmalss.

"A GERMAN GIRL wishes a situation as
"A COOK or 70 do general hsueSer No S3 ScOndst between
Avenue and B. srs, Door
A SCOTCH GIRL WANTS a SITUATION
as plain COOK good Baker and do plain washing; no
o1eohs To The country, object good bOme The object
Apply TO No 5l3 Fast Pourteeuth.tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
9ursts, 6auius,s. &f,

At HENRYs CITY AUCTION MAXI,
N Broadway and Thy regular public sale, OF Houses
iRRAGEs HARNESS. RUGS WHlPs and everything nsesd 10
riding ind diving bsa every WEDNESDAY and sAnvsDAi
thoushout Tie year eeloer Basr VII isArs nnd hameef
J,s ,n,,bs er light diving and heavy woi ., these "es
whether especially advertised not The largest aonnt OF new
and eond hand Carriages and great VARIETY hsrn" AsAs Oh
hand .no 1ery superior Ps PbaetOu by Miner stephens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
THR BANK or FRANCE.
nOMRSTln MARKKTN

Pk Oct Gle weekly report Of The BAH Of fraree made pub
Of bullion ~ vau has decreased
rzrce siDec last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
BORT -WaIN,n's Npties.

STATE o. Nsv7oRs,
PoRr.wAspsM oyyics No - "nhA.Sa
NOTICE "a hereby given. in accordance with
IN Sectiss Of the Act passed April 1881 emitted Aesn
Rsosfanss Ohce u tbs Psd Ess 10TH al ossss
having the sabss matter Of ssh sSsy
on survey following vessels are nov Under hAe
49, ~ pa,t s.I ,hst vin
.s sha - - asxs ssccssigS bead so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
plSSFyG FRS ARRyYPD

FROM CHARL ESTON Oct l3-In steamship ChsriestsBNr. Ls
r Bus.e Y. D. Bacon C. EDglsh T. r. Nlckeu~rE O. W.
rnek. Morris FitAv s. Temple and vile Bsnon Peter
Gorman o. Mathews w Trees and other ia tne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
QURnpRAN AARkETS

HsrkE-Cotion Tres ortnaire ISoir ,oo ~, M
,a tn k have eco bales Of winch 1900 we're hken TOT
s4pori AID speculation The total stoek Of Cotton ~ o arc
on l Is estimated sQi 900 bats VI which SseV are NON 'he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
AAsr BvILDIss.. coz. oEssss .yD HorsToy'Tl

AEHr BuiIpiss. GRSSSu aSp Hou.Tos STA.
ls 1868
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATED will be re-
e4,c BY he und1susi uns m SATURDAY October w. 1903
800 h.rr,l. roRE-MRss or PRIME sgss-of the
xssrp paetsd bopr ssh hsrrts vih iss iron hoop.
$500 peut BACoS SIDES brat aush Thoroughly 'AoAe1
IS 900 possl,wIrrE BEASs. 10 barrel.
0,OOO pounds SPLIT PEAs-dsg qualify
$500 po1sl. Crulsa RICH ,An good ',osi osl bsrslE
1000 posnd. IONINY qnshty White nut corn No
20 500 poauds Green 40 COffEE, ia bausla
oOO pisnfs trrsu JAVA COFFEE. ~ org bags
1000 - qsshu Of pure hlNk0Ak hafbaHes
80 poss Blsf asry Of ApANAEr1EB CANDLES be IS
sr1,.. 10 de posni The nd r'tse'eA
600 osul, u good tn SALT h. sif"ng tight bea
5tsr, Art quality DRIED APPLES, IN strong sht barIela
80 gallons MIXED PICKLES N strong heg' Of tee gallons zach
I.kOO pssBLs 4 GOLDFISH 10 100 poasd boHss-
s harr-sof MACKBiiBL, so l.
~ AZ. # NACkkhkL, Ne l.
900 pounds 81 HRRRiSGs smoked 10 tors. .
do1 Of ASSORTED FRUITS 10 cohsn oil PnrAppes
no al ASSORTED PRBSBRVES 10 consist Of DsDeps
o.,se reseh,' o9s. 1se;EP,, d,. =, Rcd co,r,v
Peseh stp~berrT. Lsnan. oranes, PaearpLe 80
das cans ASSORTED VEGETABLES 20 consist OF Tomatoes
Sweet CsrB Pei, IHa Beans S'ng Beans Asparagus.
yrxshs 10 each of nt articles nehussed AND
~ can. ofPBlCHBs ] 70 zach
- cans Of OUNCES. . N each
~ sAts ~ PKARs. 2 N rach.
~ eaBs " RID CuRtiEr JELLY IN .ash
~ eahs ~ RAHPBkkkY JAW 10 Zach
tSesn. II GREEN CORN n zach
lbs csns of GREEN PEAS n each
n lot east 81 CLANS. 70 eaen
d lor cans u OYSTERS. 10 each.
q don e,n OF LOBSfkRS, n each
q don bottles Of OYSTER CAlSlP. 70 each.
q for o. CLAMS and OYSTERS
q los cans, sf CRANBERRY SAUCE
~ quart bottle, Of PICKLES
ft,,s ,,.rs, arc required zoe immediate d.lNtJ.
WIN " BURNS B,t Brig .0ea. aud G \. " \ A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
Fridays WEATHER REPORTS I. u.
uiyl,rrRR ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC
S 10 sun ssis...... 5;l. Moon $50
wv BIoH
S.uay Hook sS4I Cows IaAnd ave 94 Hell "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
tnatbin,rg.
@,Soing CARDS, IT.

ALVIN. EVERDELL"u SONS, No: lo4 Ful
N tss.t-wKDDlS0 CARDS ndFNk VIA iioNhhi' ''~~'
kshsd lslbD Ii| ~ 4"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
miscellaneous.

A NEW SAFE for SALE CllEAP-Wlders
N patent burglar proof sin No sei bfOAu
DRAZILIAN PEBBLE ,SPECTACLES for
strengthening and preserving the sight HlhIhh oPN'' "
is2 Broadway Twenty srtha asd No les blJs@.e
CAPS, CAPES, TORCHES, LANIEhNS'
BADGES MEDALS Ne at lowest faie, al iliIShooohb'
No % sphng st. under ~ Nicholas He.el -
LINE ARTs.--FOR SALE--5O first-class OIL
II PAINTIS0s be seeH by addressing H. ks-ioi T. =" wv
No 4g1z
GUERLAIN' prn,uura. a
Paris No. IS fne de- Ia Pslr Pans
4 b. WEST, GeneseO, N. Y, Manufacturer OF
~ Machine asp for C1rer Sopssors more pero hsn
done band and much s cost Samples ard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
DACIFIC RAILROAp of MIssOURI SIX

PER CENT GOLD BONDs-Tbe PadBc Railroad OF fissouf'
having completed purchase Of Five Millions Of Missouri n'A %
from proceeds q sales " It's per cent goh porsAg'
aud having paid them discharge OF all It's
ST. 80 IT, moi, t d,sgned sbou. 81 800 900 more Of 10
Al, rer d orcs, Bonds due 1885, Coupons payable February
and August The proceeds be SpPiedto payment Of Do a0O"
maturing which vii then the entire debt Of Tie ROAD
In six per cent gold bonds annual interest upon "h'n WIZ ' 49,
600 IN gold while the net receipts the present year vi" exceed s
oo o IT, - s from 81 Louis 70 City, 2d3 miles Price
fOr the present. par and accrued interest in currency.
CLARK. DODGE Co. No 81 Waist
CT. LOUIS AND IRON MOuNT sAd icv k SaIhS
- m an C0MPaNY's5 PER CENT FIRST hO t"A"h bVNpo
Fsrr and August COUPONSTbe earnings OF inc oltleu IoA
interest the ehle morBageo
Or 81 the property ADD not
- I'm 600 Of bonds ISSUED thus far The oonstanu increasing
ipg ore prospect OF controlling All the uave from
Z a. III southern States inurss enormous revenue Inc
Of the stock for Investment ana are inteTe1 10
anci he property well as To econoniIe s expenses
eDi''" nv F'Nf' THOS ALLEN, President, ST. Louis, Mo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

~, az r,derped cordially recommend these cent mortgage
- tb 81 Louis and Railroad good seenrtg The
81 the Will be large aud The administration Of The aaa 81
capable and eHpseneed hsn anu ebuu W oo
greatest confidence Of the public. -.
MES THOMAR Major Of ST. Lon John j. Roe President So
I CHAMBER Of Commerce. w. FOX President 81 Louis Board Of
de Barton President North Missouri Railroads w. Brton
Peu National Of the Missouri VIM l. living PIesi
dent Of Merchants National Bank Of ST ous George H. Ra
Presr Second St. Louis; Jares b. bads Chef
Rpeer OF Lous and Illinois Bridge COMPANY George W Taylor
President Railroad of MOI John X nonbeTer President
Tent National BAnk Of ST. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

NETWORK REFERENCES;
H. x CORNING. W. Spies r. Marquand W. v Brady A. knf
John Auchncoss TrAsk J. Swlh g. aDdy. Geo D. Phelps
Grant Son + G. Ccwdn Isaac n Phelps W. T. Blodge job
Knower Pamphlets with details he he al the New hgenej
q MAROIANn Vice Preslleni No 80 NslLst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
MEArs-sALT, sMOKED, &c.
san ana cernea3Ga'- Tongue. ION ;3o,, &,

2nl irIpe.s..
-lPir-' Feet, doI .s0G,iO
. sheep Tongues. - 40
l1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
DROPOSALS for 100000 MARKET STOCK


TUESDAY oct 1868 O'Clock NJ When the will he pub
opened Of the 81 iofE thousand
authorized BY char 2 Laws 81 1903 hna ~
ordinance Of the Common Council approved Of by the mayor sep a.
lS62 .......
Said issued for the purpose Of providing means M The
land between sixteenth and
and Avenue and Ba River and viii bear interest
payable semi tnnu on the
MAY and November in each and the principal vi" be 70
deemed lon day ofMsy 1897.
The desired aud the pree per
thereof and the whose proposasrr accepted
ereupon required deposit with the Chamberlain the Sums
awarded to them respectively together with premium thereon
ON presenting Comptroller he Of the Chamberlain for
will he entitled receive cerutcates Tor
awarded 10 hem bearing m
terest 'front.' the dates Of payments
EAch proposal should be sealed and dosd Proposals for market
envelope addressed the Comptroller
reserved TO reject al Otbe bda 1.-THE Interests Of
the Corporation TeqnTejt . - -...x. - a.,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

The returns of the elections as aggregated
BY the telegraphic reports do not show SO
disastrous a defeat of the Democratic party,
or 80 overwhelming victory Of the Repub-
lican party, as the first reports led us 10 be-
lieve. On the day after the elections the
Republicans claimed Pennsylvania by Is, 600,
Ohio by 30, 600. and Indiana by 1000. In the
case of Indiana it is plain that this claim was
based on Radical aute-election estimates Of
the result. The returns received at the time
the dispatch claiming 1000 Republican ma
jority was sent do not Justify any such antici-
pations At the very moment when the Re-
publican committee at Indianapolis sent out
their telegram, claiming the State by 5000
majority, all the returns at hand indicated
large Democratic gains-at least large enough
to make the result doubtful.
As to Pennsylvania it appears that the Re-
publican majority is by no means oyerwhelm-
ing or insurmountable. The Philadelphia
Age, after carefully collating the returns, es-
Inmates the Radical majority at $500. If the
Democrats lose the State by no higher figure
than this, they may still carry it in Novem-
Der; and this possibility is repdered even
probable by the fact that the Democratic ma
jority in Philadelphia was reduced at least
5000 by the systematic rejection of the votes
of naturalized citizens.
The Republicans now claim Ohio by Is, 900
majority-a reduction of $4,000 from their
majority in 1906. This certainly shows that
the Democratic party possesses great vitality
and resolution. To lose Ohio by Is, 600 votes
does not show that the Democracy are SO weak
that they must abandon the hope of carrying
enough electoral votes to elect Seymour. On
the contrary, FIVE gain Indiana, and this is
by no means improbable, our chances of sue
cess will still be very fair
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

The sudden death of Gustave Cruzat, Esq,
SO long the efficient and popular cashier of
the Mechanics and Traders Bank, has taken
the city by surprise. Belonging to one of the
most reputable families of the old Spanish
regime, at least five generations of the Cruzat
family are buried in the cemeteries of New
Orleans The subject of this notice was
one of our most honorable and excellent
men. Among bank men his honesty and
punctuality were proverbial, and as son,
husband and a father, he was fondly beloved
and respected. His Judgment and good sense
were very clear and ready and his course
through life was always honest, straightfor-
ward and exemplary.
The loss Of such man as Gustave Cruzat
is public loss. His best epitaph is written
In the memory of his numerous relations,
connections and friends-they will never see
his like again.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

The CONCERT AT THE OPERA HoUsE.-The
committee of ladies who had joined together
to give grand concert at the Opera House
for the benefit of the Camp street Orphan Asy-
lum, have deemed it best to postpone the af-
fair until Thursday evening, the 22d. This
is q matter which concerns every person in
good circumstances in New Orleans. The
asylum is admirably kept by the pious sisters
in charge, and the children are numerous and
needy.
The concert itself is to be conducted by
one hundred and fifty amateur performers,
ladies and gentlemen, assisted by the orches-
ira of the French Opera. Some rare
and choice music will be discoursed, and the
Chalmette Club have volunteered to give a
series of statuesque groupings from original
groupings. We have every reason to call
upon our fellow-citizens to patronize the en-
tertainment at the Opera House next Thurs
day evening, the 22d inst.