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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-03-19
Yeast Cakes and Powders at

fTHEsuBscRIREis havihs removed III. csn,
j met shop TO the Virgin Block, south sjIa
Of the Square, one door West or Wan q Ree N.Y.
Shoe store, where he always keeps q sui,rfv -
oil kinds of OFFICE AND HHpTIrIISfYYryMs
FURNIIEIRE, nj LOWER FIGURES than II
same article can be bought for elsewhere. III
Is prepared to sss73 Z. s9a g-eE m ~ = AAo
MANUFACTURE IN ANY STYLE
all articles Of Furniture tint, may be wants.
Carving will be done In the best mnnncr IL IL
will also attend to repairing such articles aO
above mentioned. SpccfM stt1ntion viii - ~
paid to the IA :. -" - ~
Manufacture g ef CaHl.s
Every effort viii be made to satisfy hi. 80.
rons as to price md quality. ''s Paw
ALI he Asks is Fair Trial. =,
In Brick Block south OF the court hot,.
square. ''oaso
Upton, Jam /, 80. MARCUS REsrrs ID
JNJTy yoi1r X prosnno NJ
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Per B. WIL1IEEM. Deputy.
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Referred to tl,e Committee on Propositions

Referred to the Committee on Propositions
and Grievances. e
Mr.. SEYMOUR, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported back House bill No, "a for
thereliefof the sheriff Of Halifax adversely,
because It Substantially re-enacts chapter 10,
laws of 1860.
Mr.. MALONE introduced q resolution in
structing the Finance Committee to take
into consideration the expediency of selling
the States interest in all her works OF pub
lie improvement
Mr.. VEST introduced a resolution concern
ing the Clerk of the House.
Referred to the Committee on Propositions
and Grievances. .,.., ..,-.,.
Mr.. MALONE introduced q resolution in
structing the Judiciary Committee to en-
quirc whether whether this Legislature can
discontinue the office of Code Commissioners.
y % Laid,,.ver. III aefl9h to
/ Mr.JusTIcE, of Rutherford, introduced a
bill to prevent the collection of debts con-
tracted for slaves ~
rs Referred to the judiciary Committee.
81 Mr.. SEYMOUR presented the report of the
Commissioners of Craven county, with sur
9 yey and map.
4 Also bill to divide Craven county into
Counties and Townships. Referred. ~
Also a bill to fund the floating debt of
Craven county. Referred.
Mr. SMITH, Of Wayne, introduced q bill to
lcgalize certain official acts Of the chairman
of the late County Courts of this State. Re-
/ ferret.
Mr. JUSTICE, of Rutherford, introduced a
bill regulating the granting OF law licenses.
Calendar. a'su'isfi 5l'f
The House adjourned until II o'clock to-
morrow.
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SENATE

-tt 3iEF+fl ttF'' SATURDAY.. DtC U. 1000.
. The Senate met according to adjournment.
The PresideBt.in the Chair. ''-',iF9
; g The Jonrnal of yesterday was read and
Improved. 81 aR!t ltla 1895 9d h!io.' Is9l
(. Mr. SWEET introduced a resolution rela-
ting to the effect of a decision by the Senate
as to the qualification of its members. az ~
7; Considerable debate ensued.l u. - iif:iei
! MIR. FORMER moved to refer to the com
mittee on the Judiciary bl gea ia,- g
j The motion was rejected by the followilg
vote: a,s gtl Nsiises,3a ]; 19ilsiff e!g'" a9iiFs
lYEAs-Messrs. barnes, Eaves, Forkner. Ora
ham, Melchor, Osborne, and Scott ~ 4. ~ c
NAYs-Messrs. Barrow, Beasley, Bsenan.
Bellamy, Brogden.. Burns, Blythe, CoAeroxe,
Cook, Davis, Etheridge, Eppes, Galloway, HAYES,
HarrinR ton, Hyman, Lassfter, Legg, Lindsay,
Martindale, Moore, of sCarteret, RicAar,son'
Smith, Sweet, Welker, and White-26.i feis,4 >
Mr. HAYES offered substitute for the res
luton. Sol zMfFyass al.f ~ = f.-tA
Further discussion ensued. e.s ia4aia,
Mr.. BELLAaIY moved the vseuestion
and Mr.. Hays substitute passed by the fol-
lowing vote "a saklH ~ esFselEsA ag9
YEAs-lMessrs Barrow, Bellarny. Byueden.
Burns, Blythe, Colgroye, Cook, Davis, Ethesidge'
Eppes, Galloway, Hayes, Harfingtoa, tHvmsn,
Richardson, and Welker-2O -
NAYsTMessis. Barnes, Beasley, Beeran caves
Forkner, Graham, Lindsay, Melchor. Osborne
Scott, and Sweet-11. gfiaisasfss b'ss .e5T9t's
Mr.. OsBoRxE presented o petitioa from
81 4 49, - a Ha H4H y. o. HHf
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TsRBe ef Entranee Fees.

DAACoN...lo bids Rib Sides at oon,S
R51 UPCHURCH & DODp" .
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and mileage would, not be allowed. We had
now just got intosworking humor. and e
we vote recess of two weeks, it would
vtakekwo weeks after We got back to gef a.
work again.
MI. OsBoRNE replied in favor Of the reso-
luton.
= Mr.. MOORE. of Carteret, moved that the
resolution be indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. WELKER wanted the majority to rule,
but was not himself in favor of adjourn
mcnt.
Mr.. LINDSEY spoke at length in favor of
the resolution.
Mr.. MOORE Withdrew his motion to inde6
nitcly postpone, and moved the previous
question. SEEel iS-kai5ff
The resolution passed.
On motion OF Mr.. GALLOWAY, the Senate
adjourned. .r, "a t;5 rss AZ
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SA1p8pAx, Dec. ., 1868.
The House met at II O'clock, A. NJ.
The Speaker in the; Clair. ~
3 Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Long, of Chatham.
The Journal of yesterday was read and
approved iso siEe.ziF III zfa.-rf-1laf0ld
Mr.. GUNTER and Mr.. HoRNEY were absent
IN account of sickness.
g Mr.. SEYMOUR fsem the Judiciary Com
nsittce reported fssersbly the bill to enable
the County Commissioners of New Hanover
better to carry Oat the, provisions of article
z, section 1907 the Constitution of the State.
% Mr.. HARRIS, Of Franklin, introduced o
resolution in regard to the purchase Of
5000 acres of land oft iav5 sieG9pei 'lsala
The unfinished business. of yesterday.
House bin No. o. to provide for the regis
tration of voters in special elections, was
taken up. .i'isl
Mr.. SEYMouR theusht the bin enacted
law OF last session, and proposed that pre-
amble I've adopted stating that doubts exist
in regard to the meaning of the law assn
b The preamble was adopted and the bin
passed its third reading. all x ;sai 81
n Mr.. VESTAL. introduced q. resolution re-
qoesting oss Senators and Representatives
IN Congress b. use their influence to repeal
the laws imposing special tax on distilleries
, -lss.,i 81 n BILLS RTRoDucED.i hrs .Gi'H 4
Mr., STnAEY introduced q bill To- repeal
an act providing tor the furnishing Of the
Executive Mansion Referred to the COM
mittee on Public Buildings isa3
MI MALONE: introduced bill to provide
for the taking of dcpositions; also a bill to
amend the charter OF the Caldwell and Wa
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b4fniIqbi ri II !
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IN BANKRUPTCY.


TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
u District Of Lo4isianA-In eankruptcyNo li2.n the
matter Of Geo VIM Logan Jr. Eugene Soniat and Wn O
gan sonat a ClaDorne, observation-disclosures George W "a
Logan Jr, Eugene Scnist and I'm g. G. Claiborne ind
viduay and members q re firm OF LOgsn Snnst z al
borne Of New Orleans and district AZ rosad du dec AIRED
under he OF Congress OF rich lso have ns
Gay sled said court petition praying for discharge and
thereof all their deots and other claims prov
ses /, therefore given to al creditors who have prsvs
their persons in interest th tn 10th
day Of November 1865 IL assigned for the hearing
same and that they may then and there attend and
show IL they have why the prayer OF the said pc
Triton should lot he gTane ed
CisIk's Office, New orleans August 1868
sulI s25 x. L Ew DEPUTY Clerk.
TINTED STATES DIsTRICr COURT
y Dstrict Of LouislanaIn BankIuptcy-Eo 2ol-ln the
matter OF Richard Power observation-disclosures Richard 20
formerly Of New Orleans and resident Of szon city
Mississippi and district aforesaid duly declared Bankrup
10 laid Court petition praying for discharge and cer'in
thereof from all his debts and her claims provo lie
office is therefore given creditors who have proved
debts and ali other persons In interest," that the lon
day Of Nevea6er lse at II :, igaed gr ths ns
show they have why the prayer OF he SAID
petii ion should not ne granted 90,
Clerks once, new Orleans, August - 1865
sul6 "a sci n. LnEW, Deputy Clerk
ITNIrTD STATES DISTRICT COURT
~ District Of Lou siana-In Bankruptcy-No. In the
matter smith, bankrapt-N herets Naihsn - Smit4
Individually and a. member Il the srm o. m IN fusr
cd Bankrupt under the Act OF Congress OF March lo
has this day filed SAID Out petition praying Tor dts
charge and certificate heeo from all has debts and "ther
c aims prgvabe under said act
Notice therefore sveH to ell creditors who have proved
their debts all oiher In interest that tn. 10Th
DAY November 1898 Al II is assigned f,r the near
ir same may then aud there attend
and they have why ths prayer Of the said
tetition should not be granted
clerks Office, New Orleans, August v 1858
sul6 "a eel v. LOW, Deputy CLERK
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POUND NOTICES.

POUND NOTICES.
TRFFT COMMIssIO EH's DEPAWT-
q MINT Room No T. City Hall-hsw OrleanI ssng p
lS6S-WeTs brought the Fourth DtTict Pou d. Dry
Jarksnn hlip streets, etsys
Five A o. dif, ten colers
when n 81 lined IN days, and the expense
psd will be sold public enc n . ssid Pound,
THURSDAY August p 1893 At u O'Clock
JOSEPH MURRAY, Street Commissioners.
LOUIS 81 EECHAL for ont oer
STREET COM ~IssIOs ER's DEPART
- MEAT. Room No 7. City II tl-New Orleans August q
s-Wrre brought to he Fret Di.tuct Pound corner Of
Lafa, ette and locust streets as es rays
File GOATS Of diHersnt eo'orS
Which claimed within three days and the expenses
uad viii be At pub auction NJ laid Pound, on
WEDNESDAY Au u 26, 1865, II Y O'Clock N
JUSEPH MURPHY, street CJmmif sioner.
LOUIS SFNFcHAL for Cot Oler
STRFrT COMMIssIoN ER'z ID PART
- Mt No z. Cit Hall-stw rlfass, Aug. y,
s6s-Was br, Fourth District Pound pryade
street betw en- Jreksen and p ip -stray
One COW with white spot 9 forehead and
the ltf. sheu der
whsh claimed within FIVE days, and the expsns-
h-sCn paid will be sold public ancon az said Pound on
TUESDAY, Aug. 2S, 1865 4 u O'Clock
JOS PHI MUK ny. Street Commissioner
LOUIs SENEGAL. for 'cntTolle.
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AUCTION SALES.

J. 3. WALTON g. OeSlONOs's SALES.
THE UNITED STATES NAVY STEAMER
.t8
NAHASKA,
BE SOLD AT AUCTION
ORDER OF AND FOR ACCOUNT OF THE UNITED
STATES NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BY j. II. WALTON q DEsLONDE.
J. b. WALTON, Auctioneer,
TUEsDAY, sep,emb-- les, 1865, Mt lie
O'clock board the steamer. where she now lies n
tn OPP size Asers by order oil Captain HAg
" captaiH u Jaw comm ndng and for account OF
The u Navy Department viii be sold
The On ed states steamer NAH NskA, sdesheei steam
$50 ans.
Tn. vr.,ei and her inventory be examined time
Hppc.t 10 the auetonees or 70 the OF WE
Rs- TERus OF SALE-Twenty per cent of ths pu-chsse
rroTsy be aid . the time OF adj ldeAiln. The
aindsr paid and the vessel removed ne static
within om The day Of sale AL in United States
re sury note.
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OFFICIAL.
PETITION.
DETITION....


pETITIoN..."........... ...".......PETIrISS
Nav ORLEANS. Angus. rs, 1903
To the Honorable the Common Council Of the City OF Ne"
streets Sec nd District Il til city, respectfully Reg
present. the esst on The above named ree,
s Sy WI B@s 20 sass nee % a lad at
We also further beg r. represent tss @es @ n ~
S street Il ia own expense in he same ,nner
as it has been Cent Louis street. We be
tended the street and in his ve we 80 iet
Se ~ ding and msesdanisin Of Gay street from Cont %
And as IL duty bound we will everprav.
WILLIAM II. vRt DENBURD per wiliam VI vreden-
buzz N t St fs es on sSs s sS ~ 6u a
J. hviT, 2OO feet Cl y street 100 Peters street.
BsRKssY s. feet 0 On T csy ;s street,
FELIX LAsAfUr, 90 feet on Clay street. 50 on Peters
4 II DMIZA, 50 feet on Clay street
J A Law LEBEUysE, IS feet on Clay street, rs on
JACQJET per pro A Beckett so feet Clsy street. 80
humber Of feet square, 22i total number Of feet in
DETITION-..... ..-.....-......PETITION.
NouvEILT.OR1K,Ss IS August 1853
Honorable oonssi Commuz oe Ia vile de "a houvseor
les ussgne. propdetare. iss Peters ct CLAY
ement Quill ressairs de stuir- d-s banquetts-
5r les tss ~ : esPais rue Cont ~ "a - s Ss "a
eeerssire atm fob ge prOpretaes fare les ban
Quettes - de D. urs opriefes 49,
cToyons sus qui sersi convenable cue "a VIE ny
eupsrer Clay de IA Cont IA rue de DJuane
ropres depens Il De la meme mtnere qu ee ait de
IA rue Cent St-Louis Penszut svsr DR. y anx me
nsges qu etc tzs oaHres propretairss sur J.
meme prons dzHterser vOyer d Ia vile a
smpierref la rue Clay della rue Cont la rse de 10
Douane -
Wn H. VRFDENBURG par VIM. VI Vr,denhurg Jr 25
pieds Pet r. 100 pisds sur IA rue Clay.
JEAN PETIT 22 peds rne AZ ~ pi ds sur Ia rue
Peters
j. AvET 200 peds la rue Clay, 100 peds sur Ia
Pc ers
GRIEFF so pieds sur Ia rue CLAY.
b BEnkbNY, 81 pieds sur Ia rue Clay.
A ZONA Is ptsd- eur Ia fue Clay
FELIX LARAIUT 50 peos Ia rue Clay, % pieds sur
IL Peters
A r. DhFZA 50 peds sur Ia rue Cay.
A. LAVLLEBEUVE, 70 pieds eur Ia rue clay % piede
A JGCoUhT par proouraton de A. Beckett, 50 pisds
| L. rue ClHy 80 pieds sur Ia rue Peters. -
Neubre trtsl d. pisds dams fii-t
R,mbre de psds sppsrenant aux peiitonnaires .lls
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DsMovAL.........................REmov Al,

n FMaVA L.................. X NOV Al,
ropld respectfulv notify ms patrons and the public
esa havs removed store and sas fitting btao
IshGent nom l2S and l& Magazine street 70 t-l4
POADRAs ST RErr ST Char street and thai rave
now on hasd a large we'll selected stock OF oH ~
DBL EES snd Gas Fixtures OF all kinds vhicsi oner
for sale below New York price, for each
Returning M thanks the liberal patronage be
slowed a. p a respectfully solicit cpntinuanea OF
the and all that viii use my utmost ndeavors
to giv entire satisfaction JOHN q fLEhlNG
rNHF ORIGINAL PERRTAN TORCH
Light the ony dursble safe and reliable torches
mare Mounted and fat Clubs and
who IN the torchht processlo1 carried the common
darerouS smoky torch which exploded and became total
loss, supply themselves with the
ORIGINAL PERRYAN TORCHES,
which Will last through many campaigns, by giving
orde.s eaily the FERRIS l4l Puydrss street.
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.

GEORGIA LOTTERY.
~ EORGIA STATE LOTTERY
~ FOR IHR-
Benefit OF THE MASONIC ORPHANS HONE
supplementary and Coordination Glass Asa,
AUGUST "a 1853.
II9Is SOnK, Is
s. al1iTIpp 77Ial SIS Is 5lBl-l-
Witness our Atlanta Ga this 24th day Of August
ZOO Nv b. CokPGT, oOumi'sionsr''
The daily drawings Georgia State Lottery puo-
shed In the NJ, pitts Appeal Augusta rOnstitutOnalist
ah Fews and Herald Atlanta integenct and Other
southern papers, 6es of which, together with the Oca
lrawi e received Atlanta may be At ths General
ORce No. Is Commercial Place.
Inforustion furnished and prizes cashed BY
DAVE c. JOHNSTON, Agent,
Once No. rs Commercial Place
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICIAL.
DROCLAMATION".. .PBOCLAA ATION
OF QUARANTINE

STATE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPLETsESr,
Orleans, May 81, las I
WHEREAS An act the Legislature. approved March Is
1876 entitled An to establish QuaTs tine iOT the pro
Of the State provides that the Governor Of the state
shall PROCLAMATION upon the dvice Of the Board OF
Heath declaring place where there shall be son 70 be
ena contagious infectious disease exists C.
and stating the number Of days Of guar
BE- performed by the vessels their passengers ON
cers and crews coming from such place or places
Now therefore In OF the provisions OF the act
esad. do issue this proclamation hereoy de
clare places hereinafter named t. be infected and
that together with Ulcers and
cargOes arriving from said places, having touched or
stopped OF them, shall be subject to quara tine
NOT days for longer period be con
b. the Board Of Health to take effect from
and sfter the prUmu cation OF this proclamation
Any violation OF the Quarantine laws here procsimed
will Be severely punt he'd II the penalties prescribed BY
ed inAdequate the parties offending viii be de-
lyered I'D military authorities {, be dealt with
The which hereby declared injected as afOre
said, the following 20 wit;
Ant he ports Of Nicaragua Central America and the port
OF Vera Cruz, In N. xico
Given under my hand and Seal the State above and
the Independence Of the United States the
JOSHUA BAKER
By thu Governor:
H. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
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n,moc attic RsrI .s%mI,.ee d 's'
ELLISON PRESIDENT L. ST. MARTIN. Vice Pres dent; y
LABA Treasurer. G W CULBERfsON, Secretary
81 Is Ne q n Tnttes- $ rLLTsON. Chairman
onic o; n IARDNER, LETTEN, W. p. HARPSR W.
E RlLf Y, Z l. Jr WELL Z. BOND
Finance ommitte--Jos ELIIsoN Chair nan ex ofhei,;
c. DUPtEIhk JANE s Z'CHARIs, y a LIAM
ia W. CLoNEY, W LOCKWOOD, JodN HAAs,
W DUNCAN. . - -.
Naiursiilst n snA Begistra'ian Comnittee-L ST MAI
TIN ha-ma j. H. BERNOS, Alton ey 20 Cgmtn tee
v. L MURPHY, A. SAMBOLA, j. DELANEY J. n
HVCkINS
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

EOR sALE-REAL EsfATE-sEvERAL HUN
Cotton and Sugar Plantations, located IN the best
he Gotten and growing sefes Also RoS
Orange Orchards and large bodies Of va uaoe
timber lAnoS Aso large variety Of City and Subaiban
improved and unmproved in the form o. residences
building fav0rabla terms Parties
wish ng TO well call anime Proper
M Gard. Rssi Estate AgsHt No s. Oarondalst
lev Orleans
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\, A, KlNGSTON'S SALES.
oPELOUsAs RAILROAD FIRST MosTGAGE BONDS
at Auction Without Limit or Reserve for acolnt of whom
ismay concern.
BY II. A. EINGsTOv,
AuCrIopnKR-Ohlce, No. Is Carondelet street.
ERIDAY, August 2s. 1s0s, at I2 o'clock
NJ the auctOneers office No Is tarondeiet street.
without limit account sfwhsm II concern
to Hquidate pledge, will be sold-
Nineteen 40 First Nor gage Construction Bonds Of the
Opelausas Railroad Company: Nos 3lS Sli 80 3S, 3I
sci 322 323 s25 S26 317 32S SZ9 $50 10 $50 ISL ~
Of 500 each with nine Of $40 each past
a. TFRSsNCssh in U g. Treasury Notes The spot.
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NOR r6gMtRY BROS. @ CO. s SALES.

mon r6DMERY BROS. q CO. s SALES.
LARGE AID PEREMPTOkY SALE OF ELEGAEi
Match ana Single Horses. Elegant Saddle HOrsss Fni
ESrs Mules FINE Mich Cows Buggiss Harness. wagon
stc, etc, Of suci'on.
M MONTGOMERN BRoa. - o.
? n. koEfsoEzkS, A1ctiOnsee.
ODce-B OAn.B streeS
TUESDAY, August e5. AZ N s'eisek .
L., ct p. Liners stables street. VII Dc sos-
Elegant hatch Horses
Elegant Saddle Horses.
Fine Work Mules.
Fine Mich Cows
Also-Tsp and Open Buggies Harness. Wagons,
49, rxxus-Oash In q. e. Treasury kotes.
FURNITURE. FURNITURE. Ri
nv MONTGOMERY BROS. a Co.
r NJ MONTGOMERY. @actioneet
TUESDAY. Auguss 2sth. az N O'CLOCK a.
4 - Al their Auctisn Mart 81 Camp vii be
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD y kNlfU -
such Rosewood, Mahogany and WALNUT Bedstesds su
reaus ArmOirs Washstands, Mahogany and Walnut Teto
Sofas Spring Cnairs Chairs Marble Top Oente
Tab Marble Top SdebOads Extension Tables Vayes nra
Brussels French Plate Mirrors Mattresses sngrs
inga Paintings cooking Stoves and Utenss etc. bang n
contents Of several well-furnishsd houses
-Aso-
A large invoice Of Cottage Reds. Cane and Wood Sea
Ss-TEExs-CAsh in o. 6. Treasury Notes
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pURoLINE PORTABLE GAS COMPANY

The owners Of the Patents Of the Gas Apparatus and
determined Organize Company for the States
Of Louisiana Texas, Mississippi and Ark -nsaa
They prope,e call IN Fisen Per Cent Of the entire
Capital They will themselves subscribe 20 large portion
the stock
Experi ments the Of the Light be DAILY
At the Once Of CHAs NASH, Auctiosesr, st. Charles
street, between the hours % y aud
Subscription lists open The ONCE Of CHAs. 7.
MASH and also a. the Once Of HENRY ]. LEVY and
a. " CHRISTY, ~ Camp street
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The Wide awake Eighth W.sd Demo
crp &c Club, mira Distri mrets HURSDAE EVEN
ING over c Saloon Ely sian Fields and Lsyee
,t.eets The 4 lrowrns t'e it offcers
n A LLAMbtAS-Pres'd den
q w GU BFRISON-l VicePresident
JANE How ELL-2d Vice President
ii. sTouDER-SecretaTy
JAMkS UOBSON Treasurer.
VIM. kWANk-Narthsll
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
j HOWELL.
@ GIBBONS
j. B FACET.
GARk u
JAS DOBSON.
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CIKsT REMIUM AND SOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BR1LLIANT,
as THE BEST COOKING STOVE.

The above y cent less fuel and bAkss bet
Ter bread than any other In This fact
fairly and ineostestaby proven the hechAn
cs Agricultural Fair Of New Orleans 1904 and the 81
Louis Fair Of 1861.
Every Of these Stoves guaranteed and delivered any
where within the city free Of charge
Also constantly hand large and oOmpets assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most Inn
proved Liberal ADVANTAGES offered 10 Me @de
II. HALLER Agent
No lss Tehoupitoulas street.
Ordersleh at box No. 10 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange.
Charles at the New Orleans Postoee.
viii reeeive attention.
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GOOD NEWs.......s............9O NEWS
FOR THE CANT-GET-AWAYS.
ExcursiOn Trip.
HALF FARE..................HALF FAhE.
Excursion Tickets HALF FARE, good from August lat
to September Ib.h will be issued to the
following points:
LOUIsvILLE-Anowng excursionists TO visit the world
renowned Mammoth Cave Grab Orchard Springs, Russell
VILE springs. etc.
Fare for Round TrP-S37 as.
LYNCHBURG Ticket permits exeursiO lists to lay a.
Lookout Mountain uka springs KnOxvi E. Bristol c.
and can celebrated -igiua springs from the
stations the Virginia aid Tennessee Railroad BY
paying the usual stage fare.
Through Tickets for Round Tnp-s43 SO.
For particulars apply the Tickle. Office Of the New
Orieans Jackson and Great Norhern road corner OF
Camp and Common It Gets under City Hotel
T s. WILL Ms, Sentra Superintendent
ed WARE. General Ticket AGENT.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-25

NOTICE TO TAX PAYEKs.
oFFICEsCITY ASSESSORS
City Hall, Aug. Is, 1868. !
The Board Of City Assessors having compile ed their rolls
for he year 1853 and thereof having
With be secretary the Board ko m Ne 10
Hall the be and examine BY an OF th-
Of payers OF said city, from O'CLOCK
A OclOck n. daily urda's excepted during tnirt
says 18th slant alter which tise q Board u
Ases, ors VIII meet ONCE from clock 20
.clock The 22d, sd 24tn 25th ad % OF seote7
nsioer app iostions made by parties con
sinsii"s 'D' s p. HAPPIER,
Secretary esrd of Assessors.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-25
CALDwkLL's KxTRACT.

CALDwkLL's KxTRACT.
An on which restores Gray Hair 10 ts original color.
No washing IT the head Necessary For sails BY
q. N MOR'sON,
Importer and Wholessle Druggist. Hoi2 Magazine q,
DR. JANIS SYME,
Mholesaie and Retail Druggist, l39 Canal street,
DR. MASrNGS
rrugrst, corner Felicity and Magazine sweets.
And At the Depot Of FELIN 81 SON,
No. Il BAronAs street, near Canal
NEW ORLEANS. May a. 1853.
CaIdwsIIs Extract.
Having analysed this on. and n my experiments AP-
PIIFD T MfsELF recognize that Il IL one Of the best
articles yet presented pub for the purpose u restoring
he its original color In test OF which her-tO
.niT signature - . -
Importer Of Human Hair, sonthsn Emporium.
q. VI. CALDWELL. Pa'entes.
Hotel des EtrAngers, No l29 Onartres strest