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By the President of the United States o
america:
A PROCLAMATION.

y -
america:
PROCLAMATION.
In the year which is now drawing to its
end, the art, the skill, and the labor of the
People of the United States have been en-
ployed with greater diligence and vigor
and in broader fields than ever before, and
the fruits of the earth have been gathered
into the granary and the storehouse in
marvellous abundance. Our highways
have been heightened, and new and pro-
permitted to hope that long protracted
political and sectional dissentions are, at no
distant day, to give place to returning har-
mony and fraternal affection throughout
the Republic. Many foreign States have
entered into liberal agreements with us,
while nations, which are far off, and which
heretofore have been unsociai and exciu-
sive, have become our frionds. The an
nual period of rest which We have reached
in health and tranquility, and which Is
crowned with so many blessings, is, by
| universal consent, a convenient and sulta-
BILE one for cultivating personal picty and
| practicing public devotion. [ therefore
recommend that THURSDAY, the TwEN-
TY-s1xTH day of NOVEMBER next, be set
apart and observed by all the people Of
the United States as day for public
praise, thanksgiving, and prayer to the
Almighty Creator and Divine Ruler of the
Universe, by whose ever watchful, merci
full, and gracious providence alone State:
and nations, no less than families and in
dividual men, do live and move and have
their being
In witness whereof, I have hereunto Sc
my hand and caused the seal of the Unit
ed States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington thi
twelfth day of October in the year o
our Lord one thousand eight hundre,
and sixty-eight, and of the indepen
dence of the United States the 93d.
ANDREW JOHNSON
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state senate.

Gen. Harry White, our candidate for
State Senator, had comparatively little
opposition. The Democrats made no NOM
ination for the Office, and the figures show
that they did not warmly support Colonel
fr;;per, Republican independent candidate.
White has a majority in every county in
the district. His majorities are:
,IeV
..................-2, 1856
Jefferson. 100
Total majority ..-....,.,...... ,22I
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To the Soldiers and Sailors of
PeRnsylvanla.
SOLDIERS AND SAILoRs'
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
PHILADELPHIA, October l6, ls6

STATE CEHTRAL COMMITTEE,
PHILADELPHIA, October l6, 1868.
COMRADES You have turned the flank
of your old enemy, and he is in full re-
treat; but you must not pause for an in
slant in your pursuit. Follow him up and
press him upon all sides, until he is polit-
ically annihilated, and Forrest and Wade
Hampton have surrendered in the last
ditch. By the wayside you will find many
heretofore misguided men, who will gladly
join your victorious column. To all such
you should extend the hand of welcome,
and forget the past.
Be not blinded by the declaration that
the Opposition have given up the fight
Place no reliance In rumors of a change
of candidates. These things are simply
weak inventions of the enemy, intended
to induce you to halt in your forward
movement. Keep up your organizations
of "Boys in Blue" Let them, in fact, be
permanent institutions in this generation
Let them continue, glorious monuments OF
noble fight, for which your children'i
! children shall bless YOU
Let your efforts be solely devoted to in
creasing the vote of Tuesd ay the 18th
and by this means demonstrate how over
whelming would have been your triumph
had the gang of rebel vagabonds who in
vaded the city of Philadelphia been re
quired by their allies at their own homes
By order of the Committee.
G. II, T. COILS, Chairman.
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ASSEMBLY,

The following are the names of the Repre-
sentatives elected on Tuesday week in the
several election districts of this State. The
names of the Democrats are printed i'll italics:
Adans-Dr. Il. b. Diu.
Alegheny-George Wilson, Geo. F. Nor
gan, James Taylor. NJ. s. Humphreys. Vim
cent Miller, Samuel Kerr.
Armstrong-Col. s. n. jackson.
Beaver and Washington-H. ]. ..Vankirk,
A. j. Burlington, Thomas Nicholson.
Bedford, Fulton and Somerset-Lieut. j.
Fl. Longenecker, Jshn Weller.
Berks-H. S. Hottenston. Henry Brobst,
Richmond l.. Jones.
Blair-Joseph Robinson.
Bradford and Sullivan-John L. Chamber
lain, James Ii. Webb.
Bucks-Joshua Beans, Ed McKinstry.
Leslie, George S. Westlake, David Robinson,
John Edwards.
Cambria-Cdpt John Porter.
| Carbon and Monroe-.TdDles Place.
Cameron, Clinton and McKean-W. j.
Davis.
Centre-P. Grey Meek.
Chester-Dr. S. M. Meredith, Archimedes
Robb, James NJ. Phillips.
| Clarion aud Jefferson-R. B. Broscn
Clearfield, Elk and Torest-John ". Val
lace.
| Columbia and Montour- George Scott.
Crawford-Wiliam Beatty, S. w. Ames.
Cumberland Theodore Corpman.
Dauph;n-A. j. Herr, H. B Hoffman.
Observation-Disclosures b. Loedom.
Erie-George P. Rea, John d. Stranahan.
Fayette- Willidm J. Pldyford.
Franklin and Perry-Capt w. II. Sheib-
ley, Capt. John H. Walker.
Greene-John SedgUick
Huntingdon. JuniAta aud Mifflin-Sam'
T. Brown, Amos H. Martin.
Indiana and Westmoreland-Dr. David NJ
Marshall, James A. Hunter, A. G. Hamilton
Lancaster-Aaron II. Sunny, w. w
Hopkins, Jacob c. Peters, j. c. Gatchell.
Lebanon. G. Heilman.
Lehigh-John II. Eaget, DGrid n. Creitz
Luzerne-S. f. BoSSard, d. Il. ONeiu
N. G.. Wesher.
Lycoming, Snyder and Union-W. P.
Painter, Thos NJ Church. VIM. g. Herrold
Montgomery-James Esch6dch, Henry Al
Miller.
Northampton-George Il. Goundie. Le'oi
II. Stout.
Northumberland-R Fiske.
/. PhiladeIphia-lst, David Foy; I'd, job
: McGinnis; 81, Samuel Josephs; 4th, Gee
w. Meyers 9Th, John l. Rogers; 9Th, Chas
j. Kleckner; 7th, James Subers; 9th, j.
Stokes; 9th, ISamp D. DALEY 10th. E. W
laws lltn, OGnteG HundD1 1ztn- Ale1
e Adaire; 18th. Michael MuLlin; 14th. Joh
Cloud 18th, j. Holgste 10th, NJ. c. Hong
18th, Col. j. Clark 18th, R. Hervey.
Pike and Wayne-WiUiana III. Nelson.
Potter and Tioga-J. B. Niles, B. I
Strang.
/ Schuylkill-D. E. Nice, III. Beard, Phil
$ Breen
Susquehanua and Wyoming Lore
Burrett, Ziba Lott.
J. Venango and warren-Col. A, p. Du
:. can. Junius R. Clark.
= York-Dr. J. Hursh, DR.. D. Porter.
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N Office The undersigned. hsEin!
~ been appointed Auditor by the Orphan
Court Of Cambria county to report distrb0
ton of the funds in the hands of Geofgs y
Reade. Esq. Administrator of Robert Davl,
decd, on his third account, to and amongtH
persons legally thereuuto entitled. hsre2I
gives notice that he will attend to the DUE
of his appointment, at his office in the b.
ough of Ebensburg, on Friday. the 1874 d4
Of NOUensber nezt. at 2 O'Clock P. N, Ehz
and where all parties having claims sgslls
the estate of said deceased will present III
same. or be debarred from coming in fr ai'
share of said fund.
SAMUEL SINGLETON, Auditor,
Oct. %, 1S6S.-3t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. ,r
~ Notice is hereby given to the puis. |,
that the partnership hetOfore exlsuns
tween THOS. T. WILLIAMS & BRO HI. ~
by mutual con sent dissolved, and tns' -, :.
Book Account, together with all f'is. r..
Property of Thos. T. Williams, is trapsl'ii' .''i
to J. T. WILLIAMS, who is authorl'sst ,
settle up the same to the satisfaction -
the creditors as soon IS practicable: mn
THOS. T. WILLIAMS prs
Thankful for past favors, l yet 'O.I
continuance of patronage, hoping We
satisfaction to all. ,,vs
ocS-3tl JOHN l.. hlbLl-
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OTICE.-The undersigned, baTn.
~ been continued ss Auditor by IL "a.
phans' Court of Cambria county to ~
funds in the hands of Matthias Denny, LIS
utor of Peter Denny, deceased, to and sns
the persons legally thereunto entitled, htt
gives notice that he will attend to the dG.s
of his appointment, at his Office in the D
ough of Ebensburg. on Thursday. the i. .
day Of NoUen,ber merit, at 2 O'Clock r
when and where all, persons interested u
appear if they see proper.
SAMUEL SINGLETON, Audit0F
Oct. %. l868.-3t.
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"OUSE AND TWO LOTS
SALEl

The subscriber offers at private sAI ~.
h9aSe hr;o conntv nrt ' nine miles west of Eben'5
The Lots are e6 feet each, in front, an s..s :
back 200 feet. A good plank Frame 'Ia {
l6x24 feet, with Kitchen i41io ~,l
necessary out buildings. A goouu ts.s
water, ard choice fruit trees O. 81 ..-ps
The property viii be sold on fail ~ t,s
will exchange for Steam Englnasr asrIELp
fifteen horse power. 7. 5. hMr MI TrmsiS
Belsano. loSF
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The state LegisIature.

Enough is known of the result of the
recent election to enable rs to make up an
estimate of the State Legislature. 1t will
stand as follows:
MEMBERS OF THE SENATE:
The following gentlemen will compose the
Senate of Pennsylvania during the session or
1869. Those marked with (o) were newly
elected on Tuesday week:
City of PhiladelphiA-Fi First District, w.
M. M'Candless. D.; Second District, A. W.
Hensey,* r.. Third District, D. A. Nagle,
D.; Fourth District. Geo. Cornell r.
V. Chester, Delaware and Montgomery-
w. w. Worthington. r. !; e. II. Stinson, r.
VI. Bucks-R. j. Linderman, D.
VII. 'Lehigh and Northampton-R. S.
Brown, ID.
VIII. Berks-J. D. Davis, D.
TX. Schuylkill-W. M. Randall. D.
X. Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne
Cbarleton Burnitt. d.
XI. Bradford, Susquehanna and Wyoming
p. M. Osterhout.e II.
XII. Luzerne-Sarnuel G. Turner'S d.
XIII. Potter, Toga. Mexican and Clinton
"A. G.. Olmstead,s r.
XIV. Lycoming. Union and SNYDER
John B. Beck. d.
XIV. Northumberland. Montour. Column
bia and Sullivan-George d. jackson, d.
XVI. Dauphin and Lebanon-G. Dawson
| Coleman, R.
XVII. Lancaster-E. Billingfelt. r.; J.
w. Fisher, r.
XVIII. York and Cumberland-Andrew
G. Miller - d.
XIX. Adams ard Franklin-C. N. Dun
can.o d.
Xxx. Somerset, Bedford and Fulton-Alex
Stutzman, L.
XXI. Blair, Huntington. Centre. Miflin
Juuiata and Perry-C. j. T. McIntire, D.
Col. Robinson, r.
XII Cambria, Indiana and Jefferson
Harry Whte,o r.
XIII. Clear6eld, Cameron, Clarion, For
est and Elk-William A. Wallace,e D.
XXlV. Westmoreland. .Fayette and Green,
Thomas B Searight, d.
XIV. Allegheny-Jas. l.. Graham,* R.
Russell Errit. Il.
XXVI. Lawrence. Butler and Armstronl
james Kerr,e r.
XXVIII. Mercer, Venango and Warren
G.. e. Brown, r.
xxx. Crawford and Erie-M. B. Low
rie, r.
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/. rs. ). Randall, D. l13. *Ulysses Mercur, r
2. *Chas. o Neill, R. IA. J. B. Packer, II.
3. John Moffet, d. l5. r. J. Haldeman, D.
4. *W. D. Kelley, r. lie. John Cessna, R.
5. J. R. Reading, d. IT. *0. J. Morlell, r.
E. John d. Stiles, ID. 18. w. II. Armstrong R
Z. w. Townsend, r. I9. sc, w. Schofield r
8. xJ. l.. Getz, ID. 20 G. w. Gilfllan, r.
8. .. J. Dickey, r. Il. Fl. D. Foster, ID.
10. %H. L. Cake, r. %. Jas. S. Negley, R.
IL. I'D NJ VanAuken D %. Darwin Phelps, r.
H. w Woodward d. "a. Jas. B. Donley, r.
*Members of present Congress.
Republicans fifteen Democrats nine
In the Third, Fifth and Twenty-6rst Dis
tricts the seats will in all probability be
| contested.
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Congress.

Following are the semi-oficial MAORI
ties for Congress in this (the 17th) dis
trict
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT:
GEN'L. ULYSSES S. GRANT
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
HON. SCHUYLER COLFAX.

HON. SCHUYLER COLFAX.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
At Large-G. MORRISON COATES, of Philadel-
phia; THos. VI. MARSHALL, of Plttsburg.
District District.
!. W. H. Barnes, l3. Samael Knorr,
2 W. J. Pollock, ii. b. F. Wagenseller,
3. Richard Wildey, IS. Chas. H. Mullen,
4. G. w. Hill, l6. John Stewart,
g. Watson P Magill, II George w. Elder,
6 ]. Fl. Bringhurst, 1s. Jacob Grafius,
Z. Frank G. Hooton, l9. James Sill,
8. Isaac Eckert, 20. H. G. Johnson,
9. Msris Hopes, 81. ]. X. Ewing,
10. David NJ. Bank, 22. VIM. Frew,
IL. VIM. Davis, %. A. w. Crawford,
IL. w. w. Ketchum, "a j. s. Rutan.
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Geo W. Carpenter, In Court of Comragr
Henezy & Co.. Pleas of Cambria O.
us. Pa. OF Sept Tern.
5. 5. Christy. J 1868. No. ~, +. D
AND NOW, to wit: the 9th day Of Ssgt.
A. D. 1868, VIM. II. Sechler appointeaAa-
ditor to report distribution Of the money ii
the hands of the Sheriff arising from the sal
of the defendants real estate on above writ
Extract from the Records of said Court. Ger
tihed 9th Sept. A. ID. 1858
LIS. Gro. c. X. LAHM, Proth'y.
IN PURSUANCE Of the above appointment
will sit at my Office, in the Borough of Fl
ensbnrg, on Friday, tho 9Th day Of NOrembs
neat. at 2 O'Clock P N, when and wbe
those interested may attend.
Oct22. WIN. II. SECHLER, Auditor
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Pennsylvania Delegation in the
EOrty-FIrSt Congress.

The following gentlemen have been
elected to represent Pennsylvania in the
Forty-frst Congress
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David Powell, In the Court of Common
rs. Pleas of Cambria c.,
Daniel J. Evans Pennsylv'a. No. %,
and June Term. 1868
Thomas b. Moore. Vend Ezpon.
AND new, to wit the 18th day of Sept.
A. D. 1868, VIM II. Sechler appointed az
Auditor to report distribution of the none
in the hands of the Sheriff arising from III
sale OF the defendants' real estate Extrsc
from the Record Of said Court Certified tt
18th Cay of September A. d. 1853
LIS GEo. c. X ZAHh. Proth'v.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that | will -. q
my office, in the Borough Of EbenshurZ. ~
S1t"-I'-s 'h- IN day etr Ho0cHt6c1 mex, a.
CLOCK p n. Tor the purpose of attending
the above appointment.
oct22. WM. II. SECHLER, Auditor.
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Enough is known of the result of the
recent election to enable us to make up an
estimate of the State Legislature. /. win
s,oDd os foIlovs.
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&c., and 500 DO. at 81 y 100 fbs.. the market
closing firm at the above figures.
OATs--RemaB inactive and prices tendng more
ia favor Of buyers. although with no quOtable
alteration. Sales 1885 sacks light Ohio river at
&c., leo do. at 76c., and $50 good do. at Sfc. Z
tushel
& BRAN-Is dull and prices are dropping. at de-
line Of sc. y 100 lbs. Sales OF 400 sacks at 81 50
~ 100 fbs.
BAY-we noticed fair inquiry to-day. bat at
easier prices. haies two boat loads, com Drising
about 5000 bales, at sl9 one do. of 1900 bales
POKK-The market is inactive and unsteady,
but without any quotabIe change. We nov
quote lois at S22G22 Is, and jobbjng at s22 so n
bbl. Sales Is and Is bbls. at $22 Is, and so bbls
on private terms. -~E
BACoS-A fair jObbiog trade was done to day AZ
previous rates, viz lOl@lO4c. for shoulders Ia
Ql2{c. for clear rib sides l3e for clear sides,
and l20l7c. for sugar cured hams.
LARD-We noticed fair inquiry for kegs to-
day, and prices al firm. Sales Of 500 IN lots. at
l5c., ard ESQ en- private terms. TIerces are
quoted at l2i@l34c. u h.
FREIGHTs-lbere is a very active demand for
room, both foreign and coastWse, and offerings of
freight are plenty but with scarcity of tonnage
in port, rates rule higher and frmer than noticed
IN our last We now quote for New York by
steamer lGl for cotton. 81 y Dbl. for -four, ESQ.
~ sack for corn, $40 u hid. for sugar, and 81 y
oh. for molasses. By sail l@iic. for cotton, 81
for -four, Csc. for corn s. n mid. for sugar, and
g u Dbl. for molasses. BY steam for Boston to.
for cotton, 81 for four SOC. for corn, SO for
sugar, and S. T. Dbl. for molasses. Liverpool by
sail I'D. for cotton and by steam ID; by sail to
Hsyre ll@l 7l6d. for cotton.
EXPORTS OF Corrosive are indebted to the
bureau OF statistics in the United States treasury
department for the following interesting figures
touching the export Of cotton from the United
states for the past twelve years:
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qcnrmsrrtaI cSnteliQents.
orssOEsI oEyISs. No. ~ oAzI ar

UEEsOkEf DFFIoR, No q UNI NJ,
Monaay Evening. Jan q. 1868
CoTToN-Ihe movement in the leading staple
10 day has disclosed still further stringency in
prices. The Offering supply was of a limited and
undesirable character throughout, and the de-
mand has been active and general from the open
ing to the close of business. Adviees from Lv-
eTpOol and New York we're well calculated 20
impart greater strength TO the market whilst TIE
heavy improvement In rates of Gold and Foreign
Exchange enabled factors TO realize another
advance Of &c. u h. upon all elastic atoms. rne
total sales Tor the day, however, have been re-
ktricted TO 1850 bales and the market closed stiff
az the following quotations, viz Ordinary, li4a
l54c; good ordinary, l6f@l6ic.; low mddhng.
l7l@l7sc.; middliug. lSc.; strict mid3ing, Isle;
R0Od middling l9c.
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS FORT
nIrIlING PAST rwn WruHs
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Patron aHANDsOME and RELIABLE 4TCH, / .
For the Low Price a. TEN DOLLARS,
without Regard TO Value
And not be PAID FOR Unless Perfectly Satlsfactory
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GREAT DISCOVERY
EVERY MAN his OWN ARTIST.
A sefenti6e Wonder.

An instrument By which any person can Like
nesses Photographs This instrument with fu inruc
lions, sent ~ mail for one donar Adde'S.
B AMES a CO.,
Isl Broadway, New York
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During the last year the export to Great Britain
alone was ga $40 ,S4s posnds weight, valued in
currency at tl6l .03l ,504. or 80 10 cents per
pound, equal TO STA. 1873, $40 in gold, or 81 and
cents per pound. The British trade tables show
that 524 ,267 $50 pounds weight of American cot
ton were imported into the United Kingdom for
the same twelve months, at declared value Of
G2s. 2O7 $50, which. at 81 81 to the pound s'erng
is equivalent to $l36 526. 429 in gold, or 26 cents
Der pound
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,eceiFts siuce Saturday 662 hhds.


hoLAssEs-We have no alteration 20 notice IN.
der this heading. Receipts are of rather limited
character and the demand active aud general but
with no quotable change in prices. sales com
prise all the receipts At Soc for inferior, Coo for
common fermentDg, 6SG7Oc. for fair DO, nc. for
good DO, 750779c. for prime reboed, and soc a
gallon for choice do. Receipts since Saturday
SIS hbs.
FLoUR-The market to-day has been very quiet.
The grades OF double extra and below are quite
scarce, with good inquiry, aud prices exhibit a
sill further upward tendency, bat with no
quoisble change. Choice grades are in fair re-
quest by the trade At full previous rates. Sales
day 500 bbls., Ct which $50 double extra en-
private terms, 100 fine at 50, so do. az 90 49, 60
do. az 50 So 100 200 and 800 obls sunerfne in lots
at $40 u Dbl. We now quote superfne $40 Is,
double extra at so Is, treble sl29l3, and choice
extra $l48l5 so - Dbl. from store.
oRN-fhe market opened this morning mac
i've. There was, however, a good inquiry for
Shipment, but the enhanced views of holders pre-
vented transactions OF any imaginable. Later IN
the day, however, holders became more anxious
10 sell and meet the market. Purchasers then
came forward more freely, End sales were made
OF 22,353 sacks, ct which 400 aud leo white and
yellow, early IN the morning, at 81; 200 mixed in
secondhand bags, at 974c.; $50. 2322. $500 aud
5000 white at &C.; 5000 do. at 973c.; 5000 do. at
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castle narasa.


OtIN OF JEFFhkSON, Jan = 1893.
Arrived yesterday-299 Texas and 10 Western
Beeves, ll3 Calves and Yearliugs, 1903 Hogs, 496
sheep and 3 Mich Cows. Sold-244 Texas aud
10 Western Beeves, " Calves and Yesrlings and
"a Hogs. Stock on sale-636 Texas and Sc
Western Beeves, 1876 Calves and Yearlings, 100
Hogs, 936 sheep aud "A Mich Cows. We quote:
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COTTON STATEMENT.
stool on hand and on shiphoarl lhls svsning..

The exports include 40 bales for Barcelons,
6276 bales for Liverpool and 1892 bales for Havr,.
SUGAR-There is very active demand to-day.
Receipts. however, oentinue light and disclose
gradual but ste idy falling oh. Prices, h0 wever,
remain unchanged. bat are firm with an upward
teIcency. Sales embrace all the receipts. and
we stIll quote:
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I EEBg FOUEDRX-
GsfABLIsHED IN lszsJ
Corner q Delord and Foscher streets

that prepared. formerly 70 steaz
Engines. Boilers Sugar Nils Sugar Kettles Draining
Chimes Saw Mills Cotton Presses Newell Screws Gear
Ing Furnace Msaths oss Bars all kinds Of Plantation and
Steamboat werks and svsy description Of Machinery N
the South LEEDS 90.
Orders Ian At rs hschanics and Dsslsr' Kxshsnrs.
viii prompt atte ntio
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SHAKsrEAKR IRoN EoyHBxy.
. no Gired street, Hsv orssrs
JoHp sBDDEs-yok. A. sHAKspEAkE-s swoor.i
9sddoss ghakspsars - Os.s
FosndsFs nsskiDistx sverP
rssy 81 Steam Ensines. Sugar Mills Draining nsshinss,
Ill and Cir Gearing Crate Earn, e.ore Frsnts Oonmna,
snsh Wsivsts etc Nlsrks--fth Nnrs n ~
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DURING FAST TWO WEEKS.
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h, s3 psrop obtains Ns,ee oy this costing
We wish 20 umsdistsy dis Of the above
Stock Certificates naming the articles placed sealed
envelopes well mixed Holders entitled articles
named on their Certificate payment Of leu Dollars
whether u be Watch worth 81 900 worth The
return Of Of certificates entities article
named thereon irrespective Of its
article valued less than $40 named certificate
viii Al nee be seen that this Is No LOTTERY,
strshord legitimate transaction, which be participated
BY the msst fastidiOus
sing certificate viii be sent by mail paid upon
cept of rs cents i've for 81 eleven for
elegant premium TOR IS sixty six aud valuable
tor $40, hundred and most superb Watch for SIS To
Agents, those wishing mploy this is
uny IL legtmstely conduc ed business, duly hor
Ged by the the
Try Us. WRIGHT, BRO Co, Importers
l6l Broadway New York
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-28

The lawful money reserve amounts to 81 per
az. of the circulation aud deposits. The
amount required in redemption cities is % per
cent; out Of redemption cities, Is per cent. By
careful calculation II appears that the banks are
holding, In the aggregate, over SIS 900 900 more
than Is required Washington Telegraph, 23d.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-28
SIACHINERY.

John L. BARIkGEK.
IsA, 1ss, 1ss..... MAGAZINE. Iso. 1zs
and
IOo.....-......Not-s Dame street.....-......1oo
BRASS FOUNDRY AND FINIsHING SHOP,
And Dealer IN
WROUGHT IRON PIPES AND FITTINGS. Tor Steam,
Water and 0sa
COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK, In ali IT,
mnlfaious branches for Steamboats, Plantations Brew
srses Disaleries and Private Dvellnga
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON RAILINGs put 10 In the
sestest manner, and on the shortest notce,
COPPER STILLS made 10 ordar
ZANE:
large ssortncnt Of Brass Globe Valves Ohsek Valves
horizontal and vsrcsl; OIL Globes and Cups; all %
Steam and Water Coek Of various p-ttsrns esnees
Magnetic wster Gauges and Gauge Oosks, ETC., etc.
ALSO, coEsIAErLY BAND:
The cslsbrsssd MITCHELL STAR LIGHTNING KODB
and POINTS, which the late Fair
Orden from city and country solicited and promptly
tended