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OF G9IgsBfH Is casscERY sIT PrfsG.''
'' as. " n. i:'..,. ct Es'', Desls'a
ported that he had sold lot No in subdivision Of
square No. hB With the impro vements, pursuant to
the said slattsry had complied with the terms Of
sale: Is this "a day Of Nay, ls, ordered By the
ratified and confirmed unless cause to the contrary
be shown on or before the 18Th day Of Nay. 1865.
A true eopy-Test:. II. j. NEIGs, Clerk.
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HEADauAHTERs DIsrHICr OF TEIAs.l
OPHIcE CHIEF QuAkTEREAsTgR, }
AUsrIK, TBIAs, April IL, 1893.
Sealed Proposals, which must be made In dupli-
satst vii be received until II o'clock, noon, on
WEDNESDAY, the lwentisth day Of May next,
IoT i9inlshing the QuarteImasier's Department
win CoIn, OF "a equal number OF pounds Of Oats
follows: "
Al FORT Clark, lao bushels
Al Fort Qullman, 4 SO bushels
At FORT McKAVIti, b,oo bushela
Al PoTt Duncan, q, aO bushels
At Fort Coneho, I, 100 bushels
At Fort Mason, Z. boz bushels.
Delivery to DO commenced by the frat Of June
and 10 be completed By the thirtis,h Of the same
month.
Cor" and addressed 10 the undersignsd. Al this
place.
Chief QaArtsrmaster Pihh Military District
= J, A. POTTER,
b. Brig, Gen. and Chief QuaItermAstsT,
myV.et District VI Texas.
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WATER PIPE,

WOODEN WATER PIPE,
GAS PIE,
AND EAvR TROUGH
The Best and Chsapsst Articles ever made, Every.
body, pArticulArly FARMERS and MINERS, send
for free deseriplye circular and price list " A.
WOODWARD, WilliAmsport, Pa.
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=, HOURS OF ATTENDANCE AT THE DIsPEssARr.
Mondays, from 2 To I...........Prof. Y. Howard.
WHsdnssdsys, from toi....Prof J. Il; Thompson.
Columbia Hospital IL open for the reception OF
Free Patients upon orders Of the Honorable Sec
rotary Of the Interior Such orders for admission
can DO obtained Of the Surgeon in chief, DR.. J.
THOMPSON, At his ONCE. lsi l street, between
Twentieth aud Twenty first ian6-dly
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Bvt. Brig. Gen, and Chief O. NJ, DIST. Of Texas
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The Grand Army of the Republic " of Michi.
gan has chosen one hundred and forty delegates
10 the Soldiers Convention rs Chicago, with in-
structions TO vote for Grant.
L. w. Palmer, editor Of the Des MOines (lOwa)
State Register, has been nominated for member
Of Congress, by the Republican convention Of the
Fifth Iowa District, Dow represented by Hon.
Grenyille NJ. Dodge.
General Meade teegraphs to General Grant that
Florida has ratified the Constitution by pTobably
5000 majority, and the Reed (radical) ticket
elected BY a small majority. Tbs official returns
from all the counties in Georgia, except one, show
that the Constitution is ratified by 5000 majority
BulloCks majority is over 1000. The senate
stands II radicals and l6 Democrats, and doubt
ful. The House stands IS radicals, "a Democrats,
and doubtful.
At the Iowa Jacobin State Convention, on the
7th, Grant was indorsed for president. The fol.
lowing nominations were made: Secretary OF
State, Ed. Wright Auditor, ohm A. Elliott; At
torney General, Henry 0ennOr; Treasurer, S. E.
Rankin; Register Of Land Office, c. c. Carpenter.
The presidential electors at large are: o. H.
Glasgow, J. A. Young, ]. B. GrinneH and l.. ID.
IngeTsoll' Delegates 10 the radical National
Convention were selected Is follows: Peter Me-
leDdy, James A. Williamson, G. NJ. Dodge and G.
NJ. Hedrick.
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MARKkPS.

LONDON, May 12-NOOn.-COnsOls 9l!09iI.
Bonds 70f.
FRANKFORT May I2.-Bon1s 752.
LIVERPOOL, May l2.-NOOn.-UottOn dull and
irregular; sales 6000 bales prices the same
BTeadstuifs quiet sugar 27s Sd.
LIVERPOOL, May l2.-AfternoGn.-COttOn dull
and inactive; sales won't exceed 5000 bales mid
ding uplands llB@l2d.; middIing Orleans l2t9
l2ld.; no business ia cotton afoat; corn SOs 3d.G
sos. Cd; provisions generally dull beef las;
pork s3s. lard 69s.; bacon 49s. Cd.
LONDON, May -Atternoon.-BOnds 70S@70l.
LIVERPOOL. May 2-Eveniug.-COtton steadier
and more doing. Sales 5000 bales. Middlings on
the spot llTMl2d. aflOat laj. middling Orea ms
l2t@l24d. Breadstnfs quiet. Provisions dull.
HAVANA, May ll.-Sugar market quiet at $40
81 reals fer No IL. Flour $l2 so. Lard l94l12O
for ,ierce and 2l4 in Is fbs. tins. Exchange on
London 94@lO premium; on United states cur.
rency 80 discount; gold premium.
NEW YORK, My l2.-Cotton dull aud decidedly
lower. Sales 500 bales. Aiddling upands 29lj.
Flour dull, 5@l0c. lower. Wheat quiet. Corn
easier; white southern 81 10, yellow 81 2lGl 25
Groceries quiet and steady. Freights declining
Governments closed dull 5-2Os Of '62, coupons,
lCSE.
New YoGK. May II, Evening -5-2Os of 1852,
coupons, l0s5; Of 1864, lO6l; of 1866, 1919; of
1867, 1885, 10 4Os llO3; 1905 1919. Money easy
on call at q Il cent. Prime paper In small supply
at 6s97l. eterling dull and less firm at lI04.
Gold 1895. Stocks dull but steady.
CINCINNATI, May l2.-tlour dull; family Sll so
oil Is. Corn $4,000. Oats 75@77c. Pork
S27 IS. Bulk meat, shoulders l2lc; sides l4kc.
Bacon, shoulders l3c. clear sides l6S9l7c. Su-
gar cured ham l9c. Lard lS4c. Butter 3S043c.
Eggs l7c. Cheese l4Gl5c. Potatoes 81. Dried
peaches l0Ql3c.
Z ST. LOUIS, May l2.-Lngs to leaf tobacco
s5@l3. Superfne -four SO $500. Winter wheat
81 1902 95. Corn 90095c Oats 790s0c. Pork
S2sQ2s so. Bacon-sides l7l@l7ac.; sugar. cured
hams 2lc. Lard lslQl9c.
louisville, May l2.-Tobacco exceedingly
active at an advance; sales 24S hhds.; lugs
s6@s so; common 70 choice leaf So 50026 rs.
Superfine flour So 1900; fancy sl2 5O6l3. Corn
SOC. Oats 7sQs0c. Wheat 81 55G2 GO. Lard
ls36l9c. Mess pork s2s02s %. Bacon-sho1l-
ders l3lG1l4c.; clear sides l73o. Bulk shoulders
l2i@lSc.; clear sides l6l9l64c. Cotton dull at
.9G294c.
MOBILE, May l2.--COtton market c'o1el qniet
Sales 1000 bales. MiddliDgs 27tc Receipts rs
bales, Exports SO bales.
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uhcates OF Indebtedness be Issued instead WAS
coBenfred il on second reading.
resolution by Mr.. Sullivan, looking TO urgent
action by the arbitrstors chosen to superintend
the purchase Of the Water Works was adopted
An election for permanent president of the
board vas then held.
Mr.. Sullivan nominated Mr.. Chadwick.
Mr.. Flood nominated Mr.. Sauvinet.
Mr.. Chadwick received seven votes Mr. Sauvinet
received five votes, and Mr.. Flood one vote
The election Of Mr.. Chadwick was then declared
unanimous. and that gentleman took his seat
making few appropriate remarks as he did so.
The board adjourned.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr-JIdge Hotoe, Mon IL
+. Maboney was tried and found guilty of the lar
ceny of a steamboat shaft, valued at eighty dol.
lars, the properly of ID. G. McCAnn.
Gaius Farmer was convicted of assault and bat
teTy on Stephen Harrison.
In the case of Thomas German, accused Of as.
sault and battery op George Jackson. the jury was
uDabie to agree, and the district attorney entered
noe prosequi.
He also entered nOlle prosequi in the following
cases:
Robert Moore and Jesse Cowan. informed
against for assault and battery on Francois Ia
mer.
Datera Washington, charged With the larceny of
quit valued at fifteen collars. the property of
w. H. Foster.
Rossnna Brady, accused Of assault aud battery
on Ellen Danahy.
RECORDER GksrINEL's CoURr.-William Wood.
worth, alias jenkins, alias Woodson, alias 10 ward.
was arrested on Moudsy afternoon by officer
Feeney, who charges him with having enticed
two girls. Mary Jane (colored) and Mary Ann
Shepherd (white), both about eleven or twelve
years Of age, into the tent of the show at Jackson
Square on the levee. and successively violating
them. He was brought before Recorder Gaslinel
yesterday and remanded to prison 10 await ex-
animation. The prisoner is one of those itinerant
petty gamblers who has been going on the levee
lately with trick known as the wheel of fortune
The parents of the white girl live on Old Levee
street, between Vaudeville aud Spain streets.
The case OF f. A. Sackett was examined, and
be was sent before the First District Court to be
tried on three separate charges of forging aud
uttering checks upon the Bank of America, pur.
porting TO have been drawn by Charles f. Ham
burger. The accused being unable to furnish
bail was committed TO prison TO await trial. Mr..
FOrtieT, the president of the bank, and Mr.. Fer
nandez the teller, testified that when the prisoner
wss arrested, en- presenting the third check, he
confessed that all the checks were f0rgeIies and
stated that he alone guilty in the transaction
The checks we're made payable to the order OF b.
ID. Morse.
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United States. They also recommend thorough
system Of organization.
In The constitutional convention an ordinance
was passed designating June 22d for the election
aud for the ratification Of the Constitution.
In ordinance providing that candidates who
may be elected and rsnnot take the oath shall
give place 10 the candidate who receives the next
highest number Of votes and can take the oath,
was ADOPTED.
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The Opelousas Courier Of the 9th says: "On
Monday last we were shown by our friend, Capt
Henry Garland, number OF worms which had
every appearance Of being the genuine cotton
caterpillar or army worm, which were found on
cotton on his plantation, adjoining this place.
One Of these insects was nearly or fully grown;
that is, about one and half inch in length; the
others not more than quarter as large. All were
Of pale green, but in shape and action the real
simon pure cotton eaters. II il should prove that
these exterminators have already appeared, 1t
seems to us that now is the time 20 test the
question whether they can be destroyed or not,
80 their presence, while the cotton Is so small,
can readily be detected.
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FROM IUROPg.

The Turk for C,vIl l'zn,ion-The R epIy or abe
Once 40 the PetittOs from the HOuss OF
Commons.
CoHsTAKTNOPLE. May l2.-The sultan, address
ing bis new council. said the time has come when
Turkish manners must field to European cyili-
zatiOn.
LONDON, May l2.-In the House of Commons
he reply Of the queen to the petition from the
House, vas announced. She desires that her in.
teLest in the temporslies of the Irish church will
not hinder legislation on that subject. Gladstone
will tomorrow bring in bill to suspend making
appointments in the Irish church.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, May l2-1l A. M.-Barometer
2960. Wind northwest and strong. Arrived:
steamship Texas, Baker, from Indianoa To mas
ter. and Cuba, Dukehart Baltimore. TO Wither-
spoon Halsey brig Wilhelmina, Havana, sugar
TO Chsfraix n Agar. No departures.
Southeast Pass. May l2-6 P. M.-BsrOmeter
1850. Wind N. W. and strong. No arrivals.
Sailed Ship Louisiana.
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FROM JACKSON.

The Mississippi Democratic Convention
Enorts 20 Defeat the New Constitution
The Re on,traction Convention.
JACKSON, May l2.-The Democratic Convention
organized to-day. About $50 delegates were
present, together with several hundred strangers.
Entire harmony prevails.
A committee appointed to recommend system
of action, reported through their chairman, E.
Bsrksdale, that the nominations for State officers
should be made with view to defeat the C0nst..
tuition, without regard to tests not prescribed in
the present Constitutions Of Mississippi and the
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

CAHAsToTA HOTEL BURNKD.-The Canastota
Hotel, Canastota, New York, was entirely con-
sumed by FIRE on the 9th. The New York Cen
graph and American Offices were located 10 the
building. TIE loss Is about 5000, on which
there was an insurance for 5000,
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Washington Gossip,
Washington special Of the 9th to the st. Louis
Republican says:

A Washington special Of the 9th to the st. Louis
Republican says:
QUESTION OF REMOVING YR. STANTON.
This evenings Washington Express says that
senators have disposed of the question Of Mr..
StaDtons removal, and will make no question
about the presidents right to make the removal.
The point about which they are now concerned is
relative to the ad interim appointment aud the
letter of authority to Gen. Thomas. The senators
who are satisfied that there is no cause Of con-
viction by reason of Mr.. Stanton's removal, are
not well satisfied that the executive has right
TO make the ad interim appointment. II is not
believed, however, that this point will be con-
sidered high crime or msdemeanOr.
CONVERSATIONS WITH THE PRESIDENT.
Your correspondent called on the president to.
day and had half an hours interview with him.
Mr.. johnson was in excellent spirits aud full of
good humor. He discussed the impeachment trial
very elabOrately. but said nothing as to its result.
He spoke earnestly Of the time when be stood up
for the Union in the Senate alone among Southern
members, and pered all that be had in so doing.
He commented on the fact that he has worked
hard in endeavorng TO have Jefferson DaVls's
trial by legal tribunal, but had only succeeded
(he said smilingly) in getting himself tried. He
evidently expects to be acquitted, but did not
express any opinion that way.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHICAGO. May l2.-The Methodist conference
has admitted Southern conferences to full fellow.
ship. Applause followed the result.
HLw YORK, May IL, Evening Arrived, steamer
Gen. Meade, from New Orleans.
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The TuRF.-The Laelede Racing Association
opens ITS spring meeting, at ST. Louis. on Monday,
the 18th inst. The racing stables Of Missouri and
neigbboring Western States are already on the
ground in full force, horses In good number and
quality being here sufficient to insure very lively
and interesting meeting.
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THE TAX ON AMERICAN FIsHERNES.-An Ottawa
special says information has been received here
from England 20 the effect that the government
has agreed to. fix the tax on American vessels
fishing in Canadian waters st 81 per ton. The
three warnings heretofore required TO be given
American vessels are to be dispensed with.
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RIVER NEWS.

VIcKsBURG, May 2.-NOon.-Passed dowa: R.
E. Lee, ats A. NJ River rising slowly.
LOUISVILLE, May l2.-Riyer falling slowly, with
fifteen feet three inches in the canal. Raining
hard all day.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

The proposition was referred to a special com
mittee of Messrs Kesrny, Dunn and Scott.
The finance committee reported favOrably upon
the proposition to improve and beautify the City
Park, in accordance with plans proposed by
Messrs. Gold & Black, the rights under the same
TO be sold st sncton by the controller. resO-
luton to this effect was passed on its first reading
and laid over.
resolution granting John Coleman Co. two
years additional time for the completion Of their
contract with the city was adopted.
The semi annual report Of the controller was
received.
resolution amending the city ordinance with
reference to licenses for the sale of lottery tickets
was adopted unanimously on second reading.
The scheme Of Mr.. Bernard Avegno far retiring
the city currency was read and referred.
Mr.. Sullivan offered a resolution inviting the
Board of Aldermen to meet this board in joint
session for the election of three directors of the
jackson and Great Northern Railroad. Adopted,
(but too late.)
The ordinance stopping the further payment Of
city notes BY the treasurer, and ordering thA; GER
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

ABOUT SOUTHERN PRISONERS.
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Gen. Grants Report OF the Votes OF
Southern Constitutions.

INrnRNAnTAx BILL.
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CHANGE OF MAIL ROUTES.
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THE COURT OF CLAIMS.
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CASUALTY on THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
Train Thrown from the Track-FOur r,
sons NIangled.

A Train Thrown from the Track-FOur Per-
sons Mangled.
The Yaphank express train left the depot at
Hunters Point at halfpast three P. M. yesterday
afternoon, with some two hundred and fifty passen-
gers, and when within half mile Of Woodside, the
engine struck a broken rail and was precipi-
tated into an embankment, carrying with it
the tender and three passenger cars A per-
feet wreck resulted, and the utmost conster-
nation prevailed among the passengers on
the train, many Of them smashing the windows and
attempting to get their bodies through them but
they only succeeded in inficting wounds upon their
persons Fortunately there were but few persons In
the forward cars and they all escaped injury but
four. The most seriously injured was newsboy
named Oscar L0bdell, fourteen years Of age.
His legs were crushed, his bowels prOtruded,
and his neck was lacerated; yet he lived to
be taken to Bellevue Hospital. His parents reside
in Forty second street. this city. Brooklyn gen.
tleman residing at LAT Lafayette place, sustained
fracture Of Of his feet He was sent to his home.
The engineer, William Morris, sustained painful but
not dangerous injuries. An unknown man sustained
severe injuries and was sent to Bellevue Hospital.
No other casualties reported. The injured were
kindly attended to by the proprietor OF the
Robinson House, Hunters Point, and the uninjured
passengers were brought down by the return train.
Within an hour after the accident petition was CIR
culated among the uninjured passengers for sigma
lures, with the intention OF presenting 1t to the
Grand Jury Of that county accusing the Long Island
Railroad Company Of jeOpardizng the lives Of pas
sengers by the insecurity Of the road.
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NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.


NEW SHORE RAILROAD ALONG THE HUDSON
RIVERA double track railroad is about to be con-
structed from Jersey City to Albany distance OF lis
miles along the west bank Of the Hudson river, and
known az the West Shore Hudson River Railroad.
The company was incorporated In september, 1857,
with o capital Of 34,500,00o. The line VIII connect
with the New York Central at schenectady, and will
pass under the Palisades around West Point, crows
Nest &c. It n expected the road viii be completed
as far as Newburg within one year, and the entire
line within two years The president OF the road Ii
A. W. Thompson and the engineer General Charles
B. Stuart
CHILD FATALLY INJURED BY FALL-A boy
four years old, named Michael Toman, whose parents
reside in Morris street. fell down stairs on Sunday
evening and was 30 injured that he died yesterday
morning. Coroner warner gave permit for burial
Trentsn.
JUDGES POCKET PICKED.-During dinner yes
terday at the American Hotel Judge Clement, Of
Camden, had his pocket picked Of $40, and another
gentleman was relieved OF smaller sum. The tnief
escaped.
ANOTHER CONVICT ESCAPES PROM THE STATE
PRrsoN-A notorious burglar, named McCracken,
who had seven years TO serve In the state Prison,
escaped two DAYS ago. A warden named Benin, who
was on duty at the time, was suspected OF comptcity
In the escape and was taken before police Justce
and held to ball In $500 to answer The accused ue-
MED ali knowledge OF the affair. McCracken at.
tempted TO escape short time since and was snot ~
by one VI the wstcnmen.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN, March 1s-5
P. M.-Consols closed at 9aA for money and 1914 a
933S for account. American securities closed at the
following rates-Unted States fve-twenty bonds,
72A; Illinois Central Railway shares, S94; Erie Rail-
way shares, 46x.
FRANKFORT BOURsE.-FRANKF0RT March 1S-6 p.
M.-United States bonds closed frmer ut 75H for the
issue of 1862.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPOoIu March
1916 p M.-The cotton market was rather more
active towards the close OF the day. The following
are the authorized Notwithstanding uplands on
the spot, 1O16d. 10Ad.; mdding upands to arrive,
104d.; middling Orleans, 103Sd. 1890. The sales
of the day foot up $4,000 bales
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-LIvERPOOL
March 1S-l:20 p M.-The. market is dull and un-
changed
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERP0oL,
March 1s-1:20 P. M.-The market is hrner. Beef
has advanced to 1905 per bbl for extra prime mess.
Pork 1885, 3d. per Dbl for Eastern prime mess. Lard,
67s Cd. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-LIvERPOOI4 March
1S-1:20 p M.-Sugar s firm at 25s Cd. per cwt. for
No. IL Dutch standard.
PETROLEUM MARKET-ANTwERP, March 18-6 p.
M.-The petroleum market closed frmer and prices
advanced rs centtmes; standard white, "A francs 70