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MEMPHIs-Steamer Gov Alen-sOs bales cot.
ton Campbell a. Strong-303 do John Phelps &co
les Greenwood d Son-l3l Violet, Black &co-
12s Bussey &co-93 waddy Thompson &co-69 to
Adams, Cockburn & Howe-67 Musson &co-e2
A Moulton-62 w Burbridge &co-4i do Lacey,
Terry &co--5s Stewart, Galbreath 4 Fizer-56 do
Bradley, Wilson &co-35 Aymar &co-S4 Buckner
&co-26 Carroll &eo--ls Jno Williams 4 Son
20 Woods. Matthews 6co--H TH&JM Allen d
cola Battle & Noble--l3 John Nixon &co-lO
B N Hore dco-9 J Powell-s Gerson-9
Dickman Hill-7 Newman &co-7 l. Craw-
ford-5 Morrison. Buck &co-5 Martin Cases
Meyer, Deutch Weis--4 Butt. Flash 4 Lyons
Jurey HARRIS E Tansll-3 Q S Whitcomb-
3 Jos Hoy-S R Pritchard-2 Britton & Moore-s
Winston. Morrison 6co-2 r L Adams do John
Thornhill--i Brooks, Macdonald &co-i ] E Villa
vaso-lJ ] Hood-l Friedlandef-lJ w Person
Warren, Crawford &co-l w r Greene & Bros
l ar Miltenberger-l DO SKIS cotton Hunt & Ma.
caulay-l2o6 SKIS cotton seed S G Fairchild-573
do A Maginnis--200 do ] Chafe & Bros do
Brtton 4 Noore-55 bales cotton Boyd & Martin
III hioes II Lonsdale-6 do B L Mann &co-72
plows 10 Slark, Staufler &co-sundries to order
Total 1884 bales cotton 20lf SKIS cotton seed
sHREvEPORT-steam Bart Able-ll2 balss
cotton John Phelps &co--6l do Speake & Buckner
SO Blskemore, Woodbridge &co-s3 ] w Burbridre
&co-6S Jos Hoy-44 Beadles. Wingo &co-A do
Beadles, .wipgo &co-44 clapp Bros &co-2s do
Payne, Huntington &co--l5 Aymar &co-l7 do 10
Warren, Crawford &co-l5 - walmsley &co-ls
Biscoe 4 Simms- IL I 4 S Henderson, to Ober.
Atwater &co-s d L Campbell &co-6 do to Nc.
Laughlip-4 Blackshear 4 Miller-s J Chsfe &
Bro-4 Winston, Morrison &co--2 II W Farley h
co.. J Blair &co--5 rolls leather Clapp Bros d
co-6 DO Henry &co-3 bales hides to o. Brien &
Hail. do ID Blair &co-46 hides Mclaughlin
! belle paper stock Speake q BuckDer-1 do John
Phelps &co-2 do to Winston, Morrison &co-sun.
dries 10 order-Tofal GA bales cotton
CAMDEN-Steamer Lotawanna-4s bales cottn
N 0glesby-3s do W Frierson &co-l9 do Jno T
Hardie &co-16 Fellowes, Ferguson a Heryey-l6
Jonas & Egglesfon-l4 ] Chaife 4 Bro-l2 do to
J r Powell-ll h McCoIl-ll TH&JM Allen &
COLO Kern Shearer--9 Beadles, Wingo &co-
Richardson May-5 Scott Bros-2 & TAYLOR
II Ware son---2 John Nixon &co-2 JOS How
w r Greene Bros-2 Woods, Matthews &co.
Phelps Bro-2 do Barrett lie Sassier-l do
Lehman, Newgass &co-1 bbls sugar to Peterson
hil Eiiiotf--l bales hides B L Mann &co-l do
bale peltres bx furs "a rolls leather ana sun-
dries to order-Totsl 22s bales cotton
OUACHlTA RfVER-Steame Frank Parroud-
~ bales co,ton Jno Hardie &co-22 do Kern q
6hesrer-2l Stewart. hyde 6co-l7 II G Heart
IS Lehman. Newgsss &co--13 John Nixon &co-
l6 Brooks, Macdonald &co-l2 John Phelps 6co-
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Receipt. by Railroads.

N. o., ]. g. N. R. R.-March S0-ls bales
cotton Fl Ably &co-l Barrett & lie Sassier-I do
Pritchsrd-2 Parham d Blunt--S Hitler &co
! Alcus, scherck 4 Autey-4 Richardson & May
Shropshire Hathorn-3 w PERSON. do r
POWELL Wood, Low q Ludwigsen-7 Hogan &
Patton-s Won Phul Bros-7 Britton 4 Moore
l. Adams-l4 Il NJ Allen &co-4 do W
Ihompson-3 Gates, Gillespie &co-3 Jos Hoy-s
Warren, Crawford &co-ls Lacey, Terry &co-lI
n Qglesby-l5 W j Robson-l3, ,ss3 feet lumber
Z J Hart &co-S200 do H Hauchert-40O0 Aaron
hyers-sundries to order-Total LAG bles cotton
n. o.. o. & @. W. r. R.-March 3J-2 bales
cotton J Bonnafon-3 do Q Mouton &co-3
Bower-l do L Lacassagne-250 hides and sun
dries 20 order-Total bales cotton
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

Cxzscxsr OFFICE No % cAxr arRxKr,(
A4 c Taesday. March 81, 1853.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Tappahannock, Olsen, for Havana.
l. Berje
Ham ship Reichstsg, Plump. for Liverpool,
Williams, Ruperti &co
w r Buddendorf
sp bark Psqueta, Tapias, for Barcelona,
Puig Bros
schr Florence Sharp. Halse, for Vera Cruz,
-. Creeyy, Nickerson &co
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

Br Ship Victoria Mounce, from Liverpool. Feb Z
TO Meeker. Knox 6co-3d district S5
Danish bark Marietta, Raltzoun, from Bordeaux
to master-2d district Is
Brig Rio Grande, Bennett, from Sagua lie Grande
TO Chaliraix & Agar--Point ~ reE
Schr Onward, Hsrden. from Cienfuegos, to G
Lsughland-2d district
Br schr Constance, Royal, from Vera Cruz. in bal
last, to Goldenbow 4 Kelley-2d district
sTkAMBOArs.
Richmond. Neal. from Louisville.
New Era, Tucker. from Jefferson.
A G Brown, Bs-sett. from Lower Coast.
Robt E Lee, Cannon, from Vicksburg.
Iberville. Gross, from Bayou Sara.
Nina SHINES, Greathouse, from Lockport.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

The WIN begin on the lst dsy Of oc,ob ,ss
and end on the 18th of June, 1867.
Professor ct Latin and Second Professor Of Law WIN b
appointed On Of August when the organisation Of
the Departments Of fnstrucsionA Law ana x.s
ea~ be fu rsssiablishsd the same enlarged basis .
before the
The entire expenses Of the Academic studsut exeur,v,
Of text books clothing and pocket money amount 70 ssa IN
session Of nine months Of the Law spd., 1,
ss6s. and Of the Medical Student ts Ss25.
For est~ioxns. giving dstaA for special insornsoD
address -, 8. hAUPN,
Chairman Of The Faculty
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sonsi.a. to 70 the public 1--WE and every respect
BY the spirit Of true progress aiming at h own contnuAiim
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REGULAR MEMPHIS THURSDAY PACKET.
Leaves THURSDAY, 1eth, al 5 p H. In ,a.. of steamer
CoR MEsPHss..' saPa,fros sy1i@s5 c,vvx,,v
.lssssyurf Watcher Bayou s@rs bstou Rsase and I'll
Allen. W n'zs h,ss me me p@ssenger paekst GOV.
- sieksourg with Yazoo and sunf,ser silver
and AZ Napoleon with Arkansas Rlver nacfslS
~ ns'sut OF passaee apply board or 70
sihNoff ADAMS. 25 Commsrcisi Place
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ks&4Y k&A " EE&.
REGULAR uINpnN ANo LAKr rrsrrr-.U
PACKET.
NOE ITS ~ ~ I6ssv a = Apni PA Is =
Coucnstts Csmpts crsnd kcors 4, % - "a aOg.
cry, purAndr Bnxtons, Mouth Cane river CotiIs xisxsn
Th' so.msns 1Mpms and ALI iandtnes on Red River
Puckss MASTER "a Srsvss CLERK Vii s: .hs sss
FOR freight psssags apply on board or 70 -''''
3HA5yH GO; Agents. Front street.
= : = -----, " --.- ->.-ee ..-ee-
skMLWEEKLY LINE OF PACKETS
Leave every WEDNESDAY snk gATURDAY stBpw
.. Harrison, master. VIM. cr6snon' eie,s: Asse' -
Hodge ke. =. p. g. Montgomery, mas cr n " C>llos
elerki Nation.l Richard sinnots master b G. Fsadrsn
H. L. Hodge Hart Able. National.
No. =.
Wednesday, :. Is Saturday, :. q. WEDNESDAY. a
Saturday. :: . wednrsdsy, April Sssardsy' Anil q q
Saturday, :. IS WsGneday . "a saturday. :. * as
wednesday, =. % lssturday, :. 2 Wednesday,. y.
The shove stssme make direct connection shrsvsro
WIZ NO. steam ers Tor Jefferson Csrons Bus and above
ssss * sisss e 'sA'''' tuna For
GEo b. HiTE' Asest = u Ts5ans,ea1,i nssez r'.ss
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
EoH GEASD A ncsaa. sAaIsDnl' ST. sASs;oE SnE WOW,
sensy, e.i take freight for all landings on the Bon
ss.,. s'ss ,.nas % sormas ssIb and all inter
mediate landings resbppnr a. aod inter
magnificent sdsvhse passenger steamer '-'
- hichelas. 4
SOHN o DOHTY. Master.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
Imports

LIvEEPOOL-Ship victoria-3S crates earth
enware csks do E Willets &co-420 bdls iron
Rice Bros &co-4 pkgs mdse to A Shaw casks
hardware 7 Buddecke-3 qr-csks wine to Brula-
tour &co-lot machinery E Lawrence-6 crates
earthenware Quinette-25 csks beer Leslie eco
1880 states Davidson & Hill-s5, 800 do Carml
chael, Wizard &co-l50 csks beer John Turpin--l
csks wine F w Tilton-l0 pkgs earthcnware to
Sheppard &co-l09 tcs % csks soda ash 1900 bxs
tin rs crates eartbenware TO order
M0BlLE-Steamer sarah--S6 bales cotton 10
Jos Hoy-5 do E Leverich-5 bales domestics
Wolf 4 Thompson-57 bbls rosin 80 bbls trrpen.
tine e Blessey-20 bdls paper Picayune Office
lot furniture Thsyer-lO0 empty bbls to Allen.
Wayne &co-sundries to ofder-Total 81 bales of
cotton
LIvERPO0L-ship Arcturus-5321 sks salt
Creevy, Nickerson &co-l075 DO to order
NEW YORk-Steamship Gen Meade-Asorsted
mdse
M0B1LE-Steamer Frances-49 bales cotton 10
PUG Bros--sundries to order
LIVERPOOL Ship Union-3565 axis salt doz
mats Creeyy, Nickerson &eo
CIEkFUEGOS-Schr Joe Kelley-176 hhds IL
ties 81 bbls molasses J Ayet = G. NE
ClENFUEGOS-Schr 0nward-50 hhds so bbls
moasses 254 hhds sugar 80 tcs do G L LauQhlapd
SAGUA LIE GRANDE-Brig Rio Grande-32s
bhds s6 tes molssses 10 Chairaix h Agar
B0RDEAUX-Bark hsrietta-Astd mdse
LIVERPO0L-Ship Victoris-Astd m6ae
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

below Co-,as Up.

Rus ship storforust Constantine. Stone, from Liy-
erpool Jan "a, TO master-with sass SKIS salt
Ship Marcia Creenleaf. Bates, from Liverpool,
Jan ~, In ballast. TO master
Br ship Monsoon, Chiffon, from Liverpool, Feb l,
toJ Lingham
master
Sp brig Csrwen. Msdvangs, 2 days from Havana,
toV Msignan 4 Laborde
Mex schr Mercedes, Ssassar, s days from Sisal,
TO Fernandez &co
Ship Arc'urus, Mason, IS days from Liverpool, to
Creevy, Nickerson 6co
Brig B Cove, -, from Boston, to c Ice Co
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

BY dispatch to Mr. A Moulton we learn that
the steamship Cories, bence for New York, ar.
rived there Sunday morning. 29th inst.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

HAvANA-StesmshipT Tappahannock-4l csks
ale 1928 bbls -four 81 bbls lard so bbls potatoes
$3.50 specie
HAvRE-Bark Guipuzcoano- s66 bales cotton
bales moss 2030 slaves
LIvERPOOL-ship Reichstsg.l2ss bales cot
ton 5000 SKIS corn $3.50 slaves IL bis blankets
BARCELONA-Bark Paqueta-l400 bales cot
ton 500 slaves
VERA CRUZ-Schr Florence sharp-379 bales
cotton 20 bales hay $4,000 feet lumber
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31

70 prsmsts TIE social material snd poitied vsbsns Of
hsciy Of New orssn Of Louisians and gs
Southwest viii be In the future IL has been In the past
the purpose Of this Journal Ths columns Of sach days issue
referred earnest Of the hfansss End
with which this design is executed ..
while the standpoint Of the CRESCENT independent
wit reference 70 all the subjects Of Newspaper comment
and discussion, ts opinions win always b found 70 -
dIsly, definitely and fsaxlessy sxprsassd 81.
A carefully sslsstsd serpsd
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OOACt1lHA RIVER
Ech CAMDEN, BEAcH Hills, o0AcHrrA
U't{ Asesms LANDING ror Union Trenton, Monros
oasss and Black kVshs a AZ. Ss
sass sassr Sssss drwS.s wdIs .ss Ssy l 9sss:
son cesss viii leave above For freight passs sppy
WissrsS sgRIs d,S Aren't; ls Ne. L..s. stree.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Aprl Iss msrr
sSs saline xassns Ispdal hlLL .0,a5
HArsonburg, and all intermediate steamer
Emm~ No. g.
STEEL McLAUGHLIs, Masler; FRANK MORE C;s-t.
WIN leave as above For freight passage apply on board
euLLErr. oARLoss q Co. 100 ersvi.r street.
rszAToS. MONROE Aso sEw ORLEANS EEsu-
FeE Diss', szRslRsHAh zRRaDsIfhis saf ALABAMA
r,p,a Lsndns 0a.sss ay Jy sterling Landing Pori Uaea
tspsd.ats LANDINGS B-f aud 0usehi,a Rverihs nag
'''''''' ''''-'''n''s p,.ssssss pssls'
=. A. BLANKS. xa-ter; G. PRES WORK. csrk.
w " s!S leave positively As ssovs For seh passage apply
Ws WsspsS Il sSsE ;s s:s .s:s ss:::
The v1cKsBuRG connects with No 4 steamer for an
po'ss. on Bout river DsIbonns. Bayou Btboonew and
Camden and = Arksdeiphis City. - : '''
NE NJ 1hhsAss. % SAxDkn; AkksDkLPaIA, MONROE
AND ihEhfon hh0ULAk WEEKLY PACKEf.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY. sf5P.x
ESk "a ZEN. AfKADELfHIk. TRENTON,
ia 1faso nss .sSSs.s Ssssss ,,'aly S'y s
SLACK and o1ssh ss fse ss~ a. ndns' ..
Fssnk Parxsud.
j. W. 1oBlN, Master, GEo. A. WILLIAMS; Clerk
wu lsavs positively. above For freight or passags a
ply Gu bonrd, 70
ego. d. HITE Agent II TchoupItouIas -sr.><
kINNOfI a ADANS, IS Commercial fLceL
WI. n SURLS. lG New Levee sfr~ef
Tbs Franz Psrgoud with No sfsa~er~ fc, Al.
points Boeuf Aver. DAr5o Bayou Barlhoom-- .-d
Saline river and stth the nne IRENE f
Camden and kadephis Ciy giving thronsh bs of na,ee
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FROM NEW YORK.
NV YoRx. June

/ NEW YoRK, June ID.
Oficers Lyman, Heldenbrant and Auder-
sen. OF the Fourteenth Ward, were attacked
| by mob last evening and badly beaten. Ly-
man, in plain clothes, had eniertd liquor
saloon aud asked foi drink He was forci-
bly, elected by those inside and attacked by
Others in the street. The other two officers
named came to his help and received like
abuse. Captain Garland arrived with re-
serve and quelied the riot and MADE several
arrests.
The Naval Cadets arrived at West Point
yesterday morning.
Iu the practice feet Of the Academy at An
napolis formal reception will take place to
day, after which General Grant will award
the diplomas, and Prof. Coffee, of the Board
Of Visitors, will deliver the Grafton to the
Cadets.
The Liedsrkranz and Arion Societies
leave at O clock this evening for Chicago, 10
take part in the grand Sangerfest. Delega-
tions from the other German Societies will
accompany them.
!ast evening Presbyterian re union meet
ing, of members OF the Old and New School,
was held at the church Of Rev John Hail
Addresses were delivered, strongly favoring
the connecting OF the former divisions, by
Rev. Drs Crosby, Adams, Shedd, Smith and
others. The attendance was very large.
VIM. f. Sage, real estate broker, commit
ted suicide yesterday, at Orange y. j., while
lahoring under religious insanity.
Tne weather is extremely hot.
The race Of the Harlem Yacht Club yes
t.rday was won by the Comet. The distance
was twenty miles, and the time of the winner
four hours and forty minutes
The award of the conIrac. for carrying the
overland mails to California was to Carlton
snaids. Of Chicago and not to the California
Stage Company, the ratio being Que thousand
dollars per day and the length Of the line ten
hundred and ninety-Gve miles.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Nrw YORK. .In

New YORK. June Is.
RIO Jsner.o tlstas of tie 18th sia baenos
Ayres Of April 9th. state that Lopez was
strongly fortified upon tie river Tibica With
an army Of 10 coo men. Humata still reign
ed in his possessions, although the Brazilian
fleet is anchored above and below.
The siesiy season has set in, and the men
Of The allies were making important demon
STATIONS over The delay.
!, is reported that the government, had in-
s'rueted MARQUEE Caheeas 10 assault st euT
gest,
e The rumors we're gaining credence in Bne-
nos kyres that the United States intended TO
interfere.
TIE General Assembly of Brasil was await
Ing quorum 10 be regularly opened.
The President Of the Argentine Coufeder-
ton will probably be impeached Immediately
on the assembling Of the Congress.
sagiScFIsLD, Ills, June IS.
4 State firenfens Convention il called to
meet in this city on the i2th OF August.
PHILADELPHIA, June 15
Henry johnson was moriaily stabbed by 8
man named Buck during a political dispute
to-day. Buck gsve himself upto the authors
itits.
Two men committed suicide to-day By
shooting themselves. OHe Was prisoner III
the county jail.
youhg raan named Nelson Steward died
last evening from the effects OF blow on the
head received tfum some unknown person al
the Chestnut street wharf.
PRovipFxcF, june a.
A servant gil named Calnariue MeCeTty,
was burned 10 death this morning 10 Woon-
socket BY he explosion Of burning fiaid, as
she wasst1ng it to kindle fire.
Ia@Ie Magistrate Court on Saturday, Al
Der, Sanford. Ghiet df Police Of the city, was
adjadged probably guilty Of perjury in taking
the poor debtors oath. and was held in Slo,>
CSC surety for trial in the Common Pleas
Coutt.
DETROIT, June 15
During storm at Grand Haven yesterday,
the house Of Alexander Van Sedwick was
struck by lightning. Van sedwick and boy
named BAlgoon were instantly killed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DESP PATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.

CHICAGO. June IA.
The Times Washington special of the 14th,
says: The Russian Government is again be-
coming anxious abou. its pay for Alaska, and
the attention Of the House Committee on
Foreign Affairs has been called to il. A bill
will probably be reported this week making
the necessary appropriation of seven million
FIVE hundred thousand dollars in gold
Senator Fessenden declines the iyitation
to public dinner at Boston.
Adjutant General homas has been sent
South to finish his examination of the Gene
tries OF Union soldiers.
The National fateiligencer on Monday will
have len1hy editorial, .Adyaeaipg the re-
novxl of secretary McCulIoch.
The Republicans Washington special of
the l4th, says: The friends Of Chief Justice
Chase have commenced work here in . very
vigorous manner to organize for the forth
coming Democratic National Convention.
Pendleton's supporters seem to be aware
that Chase is rapidly gaining ground, for
uni,e number Of them arrived from the
West within forty eight hours To work against
Chase.
Woolley was notified yesterday that his
presence would be no longer needed by
the Managers, hut that be would remain
here until ihs assembling Of the Convention to
work for Pend.etdn.
WssHISGTosy. June l4s
Senator Doolittle did Jot attend the Chase
meeting at Philadelphia, being Chairman OF
the Executive Committee.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

LosDog, June Is.
The Daily Nssss Gays Long experience
and training and the high character of Rev
erdy johnson are guarantees that he will well
represent the United States as a whole and
not seciionally.
The Times says No envoy could be sent
here who would be hailed with more conf
dence as the spokesman of great nation.
The Unanimous ratification of his nomination
is an unexampled testimonial. His intellect
10 admirably trained TO discuss the leading
or probable issues with precision, impartial
iiy, dignity of character, breadth of learning
and charm of character.
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Gtice in Ranl.ruptey.

yEfHts 10 tn give Doties tia, the % 5sas Of Ma
i A n isss. Warrant IA B.nkruntcy ws. /. ss ..
against the est tie O. II. aa%tpa, cf eeF a L.
County, and IT Of tass b. s~a -dladxsd bsGk
rnpt upon nj pra pstitian That tits rs9faut BY
debts and delivery Di sfy psop.Fts belonging s&ti
bankrnpi n him fss his the Of .Hy
property ~ ALA L. ftftsdssu by las. ~ the
crsGefs of tt SAC hsoksapt - tastf afts and
choose ens Aloss sss.ghrss 81 his sstAes vii
a. the Court Y hz0k uftey e. ss holasn No 8
Estes Ecass the ofsee % ths Rsstes In b.Bkrurtej
IN the city Of Esoknk fo~a. bsso,s Joan sruce Rss
iatsr, on The eh dsy of Juy 4. 1865. 4. 10 o9eloct
g. IA. u. " CLARE e s.
ss FetTos, Dspaty
H. seoit Hostil, Attorney for Pstisishtr
jEnsfB 3s.rtas,
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June Is.
Yesterday was very warm, the thermome
ter ranging from 80 to "a 10 the shade. 1t
was so at & o'clock in the evening.
A heavy thunder storm passed over the city
this morning.
A FIRE this morning, originating in s64 Hal
stead street, resulted in loss of $1,000,
most covered BY Insurance.
A middle aged man was run over and killed
yesterday on the Pittsburgh d Fort Wayne
Railroad, near Twenty second street crossing.
No clue could be ascertaincd as to the iden.
tity of the body.
At a meeting yesterday al Association was
formed Tor the purpose of erecting 3 monu,
ment to the late Colonel Muuigan.
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PMOCLAMAFIO(,

WHEREAS, ii, City Coaneil of the
w City II Keskrk ~, ty resolution al a feeula
ing, the sth day of Jar-. tfa the yar 10
m k~ imasson fr sal .lvcti n {, tie he'd in
tAe ssrers w4ris Of the eitE. on
Wednesday, July 1ss, 1868,
hetween the konraef sna Il uelcrk III and one and
IN extsa prs o. the State Of Iew., approved Apr
1873, entitled, AN act to euab 1nic. al and public
10 = 4 their eieetioB site, adjust ard
campa1e tn ir In dsttsdness and prosa. for thes
sns ss new and Ter tba pay Of -ech 1 W
bonds b h a specific taxes, f1r this purp 80
ten 10 wis provides his tte taiiet hsIi be
IN the form fniIswing ati the CRY
oh e, IT. debt nm! and bs virtue the prayfs-
ion OF tho a. nttst d, ei which e.ch voter abs
answ sr.sYeso or aEo.r
Now tttn In pnrrnsnce of the Instructions Of Il .
kLL Mayor ot the city u H. kBs, iu snd II
Iega o,srsef ali city bs ballot NJ thu
snets ete9 tim We n sd ~, TN FIRST Of July
naxt IN the severs fds 81 hs ts+hsii fh city Of
Ke4ze TX sefts its antsr ~ vi the pro-
visions q The act entitled. las IN the preamble sboFe
wrtttsBf
TIE pr Of the Frs. wad will ba h ID a. the City
Clerk oHcs
Tns pol the sace nd Ward W II ~ held a, saeonp
q ndrsws' Office, on Earh.ng between Fourth and
q u.
III. po Of the Fhiri War viii b. held 1t perr,hili'.
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roi b si Msin, AT Gstfgt staf4r 4 barber shrp
Ant he Hs wild ba fpen~d irana nin- u fweive
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1858 John Ap.IR MerDWEtI
Attest: E. We tGaMNs, DIRK
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XLth CONGRESE---SecOnd Session
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NAsHISGroN, June Is.
SENATE.
The Chair submitted petitions Of citizens
of Ohio, in favor of the passage of Mr.
Jenrkes' civil service bull.
Mr. Nye introduced billrelatiye to the
cost ofthe defenses. Referred
Mr.. Hendricks introduced bill 10 facili.
tate the settlement OF certain prices in the
United States District Court Of Florida.
Ms. Fowler introduced bill to provide for
better security ot life on steamboats, and
other vessels. Referred.
Mr. Wilson, from the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs, reported substitute for The bill
for the construction of bridge across the
Missouri River, 1t the Missouri reservation
at Ft Leavenworih.
Mr Drake called up the bill for the relief of
certain contractors for the construction Of
vessels Of war and sssam machinery.
Alter debate aud the adoption Of the
amendment torbidding the reference Of any
claim upon any vessel upon which an allow
Ance was made BY the Rpard organized un-
der an oct Of March 28, 1867, the bill passed
IA to II.
The bill supplementary TO an act TO provide
thai Tho Nationaa currency BE- secured b.