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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-24

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s? Bieieaia es 1sst Ste eas u RS'st Esst pom aleeseassissr sd>
nifauns ~pOrsieben, sebrau&en
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8pmbinatipn bes Bttters laben, 8eorau@e1
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sa8e oes @eiauades, tnSsm eas Comic oas t&mad9a1RFe
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ben bat. cs..,r o,r;r
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uurben Dor 3weiuneimanSis Sabren gum erltsa gsae w. ~ :
Grt Qanbe ppn Oeutlbsn e%ineefIbrt, nabre!s 'nelps III Ss eu .t
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ten Der Niereu unb ale &saatteitsn' %sI@e e.; Ha ,sn,; i'm,
.rsnsns in Der es1sr, benz mass" u"' ben S''st"s''s'
enttebeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-24

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den tbr fouit, mpbl III prifcn carntt tbr
cen ehten erbulfet. asa.asB 49, az sf.% go
3u perfauien bel allen Droauen@5dnD
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-24

6ppaono's German Bittsrs, per Blafhe."...". .."$l.U'
bccHanp's German 8itters babies Ous nb":-;......$ ~
5opaanb's tSerman 1ontc. auf Qu rt.1ldinen setuut
81. so ser NIafte cber elm balbes Ouseuo fur S7.5O.'
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-03-12
Municipal Elections Ina Iowa,
Democratic Gain.

The great reaction against The Re
publican party has reached Iowa. In
the municipal elections just held there
the Democrats made great gains. For
tho first time in tho history
Of the town they have car
ried New London have made q gam
of 300 in Des Moincs Clinton gives q
Democratic gain of 40G fairfield, for
the first time in Ten years, elects q
Democratic Mayor-boing a gain on
last year Of rs. In Charlton there is
q Democratic gain of 80. Every
whore there arc gains for tho Domoc-
raey. Choor up, Democrats. Evi-
dently, the hour Of the political saliva.
ton Of the country is not far off,
SALESMAN.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-03-12
The Town Elections In New
NOrk.

The New York HcraH in making q
summary OF tho town elections held
in the State Of Now York on tho 3D.,
says that similar gains throughout the
State will give 10000 majority for
the Democratic ticket next fall. Re
ierring TO those elections the Albany
EceHiag journal (R~epublican) says:
"Those elections do not always midi
the actual political status o~f.ocalities;
but they arc nevertheless received US
"straws" which show the way the
wind blows. AND they are tolerably
faithful baromcters. statesman.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-03-12
WASHINGTON NEWS.

A BILL will DO reported from the
Ways and Means Committee, to-day,
repeating all taxes on manufacture ex-
ccpt those upon spirits, tobacco and
petroleum.
IT is said that the President, prcyi-
GUS to appointment Of Adjutant Gener-
al Thomas Secretary Of War al interim,
rendered that position to General
Schofeld, who declined ia n polite and
respectful manner
Nh. SrAYBERY placed his resignation
Of the Office of Attorney General IN the
hands o! tho President on Monday
lie desires 20 take part in the defense
on the impeachment trial and would be
unable to do so while in the Cabinet
The resignation has not yet been &C.
copied.
TuE Senate on Monday passed the
item IN tho / iplomatie Appropri-
alton Bill for the pay Of Mr.. Harvey,
Minister to Portugal, whose salary has
been withheld for two years, on ac-
mon,o-,., 80 -. -IH
otl,s Icttors
u
THE Secretary Of the Treasury, in q
communication to the House of Rep.
'a'''"'"' - S'"'es 'n"l 'ne tot"i re-
.0'P,' ior NV sues oi rl'e-V"eh'y
20. 1868 Is 81 753 GOO or which thoro
wore sold NJ tho S,ock Evchongo so
COS 800. Tho remainder wore s,,ld nv
JAY Cooke & Co. at rates VARYING from
one-eighth to on~o-ouarter Of l per
cent. h;gber Than the solos made nj the
Stock EXCHANGE.
''0 SUNNY Tionu"y' -i'o,''oy
|0''o" Pi09o".'N 'no 'iooen''"'S VI
u0o'9o - 'oNorS' oen"'o eiec' from
M"'Jl"nu," anu "9Nou '"uV "o'Do sworn
no was ~"a'"nc'nS u 'no IroSiuo''S
"e"A 'or '""V PURPOSE ""on mr. GUM
nor foso ana onorou " r~oso'u''oh re-
lorflhg MS credentials tothe judiciary
committee with instructions TO inquire
"nether tho government Oh maryland
Is republican II form suinciont 10 allow
her 10 SEND " en"tor at this time'-
Altor debate, MI sumner Withdrew
a. Iii ond liz a,ot
SOME oil The washington papers say
II has zen determined that the PresI-
deht counSel VIII OBJECT 10 those oeha-
tor" slIt'ng on the Impeachment trlal
VINO nave already expressed Opinions
as 10 the quit Oh the PRESIDENT Ihey
wal also urge That senators from only
twenty-seven States do not constitute
senate competent to try and pass
Judgment upon an impeachment OF the
President. these points are over
ruled 1t is said the President Will re-
sign and take an appeal to the people
I"oH"hagorS on part Oh inc mousse
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-03-12

ination of another presidential incum-
beht is demanded in order that tho
above named moral and political BIAS
phemer shall, with other and Interior
purposes,) DO thrust into his vacant
scat. In tho first instance Ben. Wade
charged tho president "with high
crimes and misdemeanors," and do
nounccd hls guilt, but left it to another
no moro base but less eowardly than
himself, TO execute his culprit. In
the present instance il appears that no
is not only "a swift witness, but is to
be q Juror and aJudge, and afterwards
to consumate his purpose by snatching
tho char mado vacant by tho second
assassination before tho blood stains
upon it shall have been removed
But this is q mere "charcoal" scotch of
the character .oftho "lIon. B. +. Wade
who, ut n recent state convention of
his party, has been recommended as
IT'S choice for Woo President Of tho
United States. o tcmpore; o mores.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-03-12
General News.

fifty or sixty business houses were
burned loss s4OO, 900. Seven hun
dred bales of cotton wero also destroy
cd.
AwoMAN named Mannion was arrest
cd IN Toronto, on Sunday, on suspicion
of poisoning her husband and thrc,
children. One child died, tho other.
arc not expected to live.
A MAN in Auburn, Maine, has pu.
hrs two bundled hens into q hot-housC
and the uhsuspccting fowls, deludet
into tho belief that it was warn
weather and tho season for business
literally overflow with eggs.
A CURIOUS coincidence is noticed in
the Owcnsboro (Ky.) Monitor. Some
time ago, Mr.. Toby Anderson was ac-
cidcntally killed, on Sunday, by tho
discharge of a shot gun. Last Sunday
q Mr.. Lewis, while useirg ;ho same
gun.wOs accidentally killed.
A YOUNG man named Clark of Her
kimer County, attended n church fcs-
tlval, at Vischer's Ferry, New York, q
few days ago, and made the acqualn.
tainco Of a beautiful young lady, with
whom he fell desperately in love-
Next morning he learned that she was
engaged, and soon to be married and,
thoroupon, he straightway took a rope
and banged himself.
TUE Frontier Index says that tho
railroad town at Fort Sanders, is to be
called larimic, and start with twelve
hotels, fifty drinking saloons, twenty
five wholesale and retail Quitting
houses, three commission houses, four
livery stables, two drug stores, ono
hundred residences, two printing ofi~
ces, six surgeons and physicions, and
1900 "gcntlomcn."
The contract gust made for building
tho Pacific Railroad eastward in Cal
lfornia allow one hundred and eighty
days for grading and laying track q
distance over one hundred miles. 1t
is considered certain that by next
August three hundred and fifteen
miles OF tho California end of tho road
will be IN working order.
TIE thieves n Chicago cover tho
lower end Of Their walking-sticks with
glue, march into the saloons, call for
drinks, and, while the bar.keepers are
compromising them, reach tho sticky
sticks across the counter INTO the piles
OF postal currency kept for change
Tho consequence is frequent d%edclen-
cies IN the cash accounts Of the pub
hcans.
A WILD woman has been seen IN the
woods near Liberty, ToXas. \ man
on horseback got sight Of tho strange
creature, pursued and overlook her;
when she halted, found her TO DO u
medium-sized, middlo-agcd, we'll form
cd woman, with long, dark hair, and
clear blue eyes. She was in u state
of nudity, say a girdlo ofmoss around
her loins. Her body and limbs worc
covered with q coat Of hair about four
inches in length. She was much
frightened, and seemed unable to talk
Tho SOLITARY horscman" attempted TO
drive her towards tho settlement, when
she became onragej, seized u club, end
turned upon him with the fury Of a
demon, and 1t was only by the speed
impaired 10 his stccd by n libcrll use
Of the spurs that he kept out of her
way. Other parties had previously
reported sooing this homemade 60
rilIa, and an organized effort to cap
turc her is to DO made.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-03-12

THERE IS no word in the Indian
language for tho word year. Tho In
dams recconod timo by the return Of
snow, or tho springing of flowers, and
tho fight Of BIRDS, which announces
tho progress of the Seasons.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-03-12

IN Democratic times Congress held
sessions averaging four and n half
months ina year, and the members
received $500 day whom at work.
Now it IS in session all of the t,mo and
the expenses average over S45 a day
to each mombor.-lajne Democrat.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-03-12
Hon. hen. +. Wade.

Tho news from Washington now
indicate pretty clearly, that the assas.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Executive DEPARTMENT.
New Orleans, May 5, 1868 I
IUHEREAS John =. Kuzac has made an
w picati his official bond constable for the
Second Justice Court and tor the parish Of Orleans
dated the 18th Of May 1864 signed by him as prin-
eaSSo ed Tor tse fb etSEAs5 e Sf sum Of $50
stable, aforesaid,
Notice hereby given persons Interested in the said
show in writing Office Secretary OF
ate within ninety days after the last publication hereof why
The sad bond should not be cancelled and annuled-
Given unde my hand sEd Of the Stafe above and
the undergraduates Of the United States the ninety
(Sgnedl jos HUA BAKER
Governor Of Louisiana
J. a. HARDr, Secretary Of stata
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
DEPARTMENT. ExRcuTrF
kouvelle Orleans 10 Mai 1858. I
A TTENDU que John g. Kuzae a Iaite uBe
n application pour ement de bond oice
eonnetsoe de Ia seco du justice de psx ct
bond date lie eme mai 1866 signe meme com
me principal ct m Bell CONNIE seeurite. cOndtonee
pour Ia hdee accomplishment de devors
table susdiie
Avis par present dome touss les persOune. int
ressees AyO fare cOnnatre ec bureau du
"a dernere publication de sv les rsons lesquees
Re ait bonds ne sersit pas canceie et snnule.
Dome sous signature ie de pEtat Ia
date neuronne et Ia d0ukiee aimee de lin
Csgnel JOSHUA BAKER.
GOuverneur de Ia Louisiana.
J. II. HARPT secretaire d'Etat
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

EOK sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL HUN.
cred Cotton and Su Plantations located the best
Rrcns Of he Gotten and sugar growing Al.o Rcs
Plantations Orznge Orchards and Arss bodies q valuable
Property improved and unmpeved m the form residences
stores. building lots favorable Parties
ssh ng invest v DO vel 70 call sxamine Proper
nee hner Gard, kss Estate Agsnt, No. - Cxcndsase
street. New Orisans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29
United STATES DISTRICT COURT

y District Of Louisiana In the OF scar Jordy
bankrupt In Bankruptcy No Al Whereas, Oscar Jofdy
of New Orleans md District aioresai daily ecar ID bank
upt under the Act of Con Of ssrch I'd 1861 this
day filed IN said Court petition praying discharge and
certificate thereof al his debts and other claims rova
BIZ said act;
Notice therefore given all creditors who have proved
their debts and 10 all other in interest
day Of June, 1888 at II asigped fo- the hearing OF
the and that they ay then there attend and so
cause u they have why the prayer Of the petition
should not be granted
Clicks Office, New Orleans, May q 1853
X. LOEW, DEPUTY CLERK
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

Di et LouisianA-In matter Of JORDAN Holt
bankrupt In Bankruptcy No 275 Whereas Jordan Holt
the city Of bston Rouge. and district Aforesaid duty de-
aed bankrupt the Act Of March 1867
has this day flied IN SAID Court petition praying for
charge and certificate from all his other
claims prOvabs under Aaid sctt
Notice therefore all creditors who proved
tseir debts andto al other interest
day of June 1868 81 II assigned toe bearing Of
the and that they then and attend
cause any they have why the Of the said petition
Clerks Office, New Orleans, May %. 1868
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

u Distinct of Louisiana In the Matter of joseph W.
Champn 81 Geo. Buckngh baBkrupts. In Bankruptcy
N" 43 Whereas, Jose ph W. Chsmpn personally and as
member OF the firm Of Champin a Buckingham If New
esnS srd District aforesaid du declared bankrupt under
the Act of Congress Of Mar I'd 1867 has this flied in
SAID Court apettOB syiLg discharge and certificate
thereof from ali his debts and other claims prOsabe under
said art
Notice therefore given s creditors proved their
debt to other persons interest the I'D day OF
June, 1873 II ii Il assigned for the hearing the
and that they then and there show
they have why the of said petition
should not he granted
Clerks Office, New Orleans, May % 1888
K LOEW, Depnty Clark
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29
JTNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

y District Of Louisiana lin the Mater of Joseph w.
Champn and Geo. buckingham bsnkrupts In Bankruptcy
No 4S. Where's, Geo Buckingham. personally and as a
member o. The firm o. Champln 4 Buckingham, of New
Orleans and District Aforesaid duv decar under
the Act of congress Of March ID 1867 has this day
said Court petition pray ing for discharge certificate
thereof from all his debts and other claims provabe under
said act;
Notice therefore given all creditors who have proved
their debts and to al other persons in interest that the ga
DAY OF June 1867 at ii "a assigned for the
the and that they then and there
cause any they have why toe Of the said psttn
should not he granted
clerks Office, New Orleans, NJ Y % 1868.
X. LOEN Deputy Clerk
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TINTED ST TEs pI.rR,Cr COURT

~ District ef Loussns In the Robert n Lewis
bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No Whereas, Robert n
Lewis OF New Orleans aud District aforesaid duly
bankrupt under the Act o. Congress Of en- I'd 1867
this day filed in said Court ton praying for
and rerthesie the from all his debts and other claims
p'Ovsble unde said act; .'
Notice therefore given AL creditors who proved
their debts and all other persons interest that the 2d
CAY Of June 1868 81 IL assigned for hearing Of
tne and that they then show
eus they have why lhe prayer Of said petition
should OF be granted
Clerks Office New Orleans. May q, 1868
X LDHW. DAINTY
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29
TINTED STATES DIS rRIoT COURT.

" District Of Louisiana-ln the Matter Of James A
lsntress " bankrupt In ran rHptcy. No lac Whe
James We tress Jr Of the parish Of Ibervie Dis
ct ao essid dul declared bankrupt under the Act of
Congress Of March 3D. 1851 has this day hed said Court
petition PRAY for discharge and c-rtc4fe thereof from
all his oebts snd other claims provabe under sal aet
Notice Is III reOre given ali who proved
cir debts and 70 ali other persons in interest," that the
day Of June 1868 at II is assigned for the hearing Of
the and that they then and there AID snow
should not be granted.
clerks I nice, New orleans, May % 1868.
X LOEN. Deputy CLARK
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29
NITFD sTATFs DIsTRICr COURT

TTNIrsD STATES DISTRICT COURT
District OF Lou sisna-In the matter Of John ?. weche
and John Richard indivdus~ and members firm
efJno wyehe Co. Bankr5pts, Ban Srup cy No. 29L
Toe undersigned herehy gives nosice Of his Arpontmen
As Assignee Of the estates Il John p Wgche joan
Richardson, Bankrupts Of the Parish Of Orleans Ia
z T. NORTON, Assignee.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29
BY G. DE FERRET.
Aucr1oSEER-Ofhce s. Bieny

AUCTIoNEER-Ohce 50 Bienville street.
UNHURSDAr, Dune 4th. 1865, IL
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants aud Auctoneers Exchange
Royal street. between anal CusJomhJufe streets
pubic auction. will be sold
A SPLFNDiD LOT OF GROUND in the Second District
of this city. In the bounded by BOurb Custom
house, LaUphiu and Bienve streets measuring (Amercan
81 feet IL nchs and lines street.
BY about l27 fees ~ ioehes and lines in depth.
. TIE BUILDINGS and Improvements consist nf a mag
pheent three story Bi Residence. covered with
having la carriage entrance SIDE and containing
the ground floor parlors 10 tie second story
too BEDROOMS and dor the third stor bed
rooms aud two boudors, orhameuted with freseo paint
inEs
The twosory Brick Wing contains in the first story
storeToom pantry litchen stable and carriage
in the second story i've rooms, hail and side galleries.
privies. etc
The s rtroduc 4, also the gas There is large
cisern the premises. Of the caascy Of 25O PaOns
ad neatly paved with bricks and the corridor with
flags
Altogether this property from lis situation finish pre-
sents rsre Inducements for a first class residence
n7-TEKNs-the purchaser will the payment of
twelve tosand dollars May 9th 1859 without
ane for the basnceof the price Of sdudcaton, Gash u
s Treasury
The Of sale with United states internal stamps
attached before Theodore GuYo notary public at
expense
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

EIAT Oh La LOUISIANA, DEPARTEsEET L'ExscufrT
NOuyelle- Orleans, le u Mai 1868 I
A TTENDU que l. uis Powers a fsIte une
n application pour eancehee les cites obligation Ocel
Tn bond date le IS Nevembre 1857 pour Ia somme de cno
pastes $500 signe pr luimeme principal OF
Charles rag CONNIE securte le dts bond ant cou-
dtonee secompussement hdee oes devos par dit
Louis Powers, dams ct onur la par0isse d orleans
I'm bond % de kovembre 1859 Ia sOmme do
5000 e0nuetabe du tinQueme du Justice De
Psx, pour la meme parOisse r. Witt
rite
I'm bond date le 26 de Novembre 1861 pour Ia meme
somme Ell pour lie meme bureau IT e meme
In bond date le IA Mai ls66 pour S5O CONNIE grefer
du Cinouieme istrct de Ia Souvee Orleans ayec
ID. Vessel ct NJ Lamb CONNIE les seequtees
TOus les dtes bonds etaut condi iOnee
hdee dee devOs dn dit Lcus Powers
dts bureauN OHuee.
Avis est lie donnes tons interesses
les dtes obligations de montrer ec bureau du
secTetare ktat pendant quatevingtdiX Ours apres
denier publication de avis les rsOns pour esQuees les
dites bans serait pas cancele ct annue
Denne signature ct 10 de pEtat L. date
sudite, ct de Independence dee Eats Unis la vn
douzieme. JOSHUA BAKER
Gouverneur de Ia L0 .isiane
Par le Gouvemeur:
j ". HARBY. Secretaire d'Etat
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OFFICIAL.
DROCLAMATION... ...PROCLAM NATION
or QUARANTINE
OFFICIAL.
sTArE OF LOuIsIAEA. EXECUTIVE DEF ,ErxExr,l

- STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEP 'RrSESr
New Orleans, May p, ISIS I
WHEREAS An ct Of the Legislature approved March IS
1873 entitled An act 20 establish Qusra tins pro-
lection 81 the State provides that the Governor Il the
shall sue his proclamation upon the dvics the Bard
Hts declaring place where Tiers shall be
heve pest eDa contagious iufsc Ous disease
be IN eed place and stating the number days quar-
antine tn b. performed by the vessels their OH
ce-s and crews, coming from such place places.
Now therefore in pursuance Of the provions Of the
Aforesaid, do issue this my prOcls maion, hereby
clare thr places hereinafter named TO be infected
that al together with officers crews sengers and
arriving from said places, having touched or
stopped at Of them, shall be subject
lees than dys Tor longer period be cor
sdered BY the Board Of Health effect from
and after the prOmu Cation Of this Proclamation.
Any violation OF the Quarantine here proclsmed
will be severely pun he'd. " the penalties prescribed
law deem ed inadequate the pass offending viii be de-
Ii. cred up to the military authorities dealt With
The which hereby declared nfecte ed ore
ssio the following wit:
All the ports Of Nicaragua Central America and port
OF Verz Cruz, In Ne Nico.
Given under my hand and Seal Of above and
the ndepenoence of the United states the
JOSHUA BAKER
By the Governor:
J. H. HARDY, Secretary Of State
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ERNEs TURPIN. WHOLESALE MANUFAC-
u tureI OF stick Candy Fancy CaDdes Chocolafe Cream
Drops, Sugar Almonds Rock Candy, Jujube Paste. Gum
DroPs and srups BY steam Importer Of French Orna
ns Deeorsted Toys cosssqses Fancy Papers for Cake
Stands Bouquets. Cartonsees Fancy Boxes
and New Year PrcseBts Cornucopiss etc ste No IS
Old Levse street, between ST Louis and Cent stree New
Orleans. a -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29
NEW ORLEANS, May Il, 1868.
CaIdwslls Extract.

Having snayVed this on. and in my experiments AP-
led MYSELF, recognize that is enc Of the best
articles the pub for the purpose
he hair TO It's original color In mOny which hereto
sfiN nv signature
lSgned FELIX SARON
Importer Of Human Hair. Southern Emporium
g. II. Caldwell, Patentee
hotel des EtrAngers, No ll9 Chsrtres street.