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THE NEW ORLEANS
ELEVATOR AND WAREHOUSE

Was organized the 18th inst by the election Of the follow
ing Directors: L. j. Hieby, jos II. osesby, James T.
Tucker g. A stockdsie, Len. gby, Theron Highly and
Capt Berdesu and the Board Of Directors elected L.
j. HIGBY President, and LEN. HIGBY Secretary.
On the same daytaS ers.,Jlysi eeo he Stock
Book open the ONCE Of J. oGLESBY CO., No II
Tchsupouss street. and at the Office Of JAS T. TUCKER
No &c Carondele street. and at the Office Of the Elevator
further subscriptions build the Elevator to double
present capacity.
All those who have To invest In paying institution
that debts and divide its earnings quarterly to
des invite call either OF the above places,
and Information concerning the affairs Of said Com
pany also for rates Of Storage
LEN. HIGBY, Secretary.
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WtllMAN @ BOGEl's SALES.

WEILMAN d BOoEL, M. e.,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, ia
once and sslesrooD. - Gravier street.
WIN q prompt attention 70 al salss q PRODUCE GRO
WARDENs', sUCCEssiOSs, REAL ESTATE, STOCKS,
BONDS An In and Outdoor Sales prompt attended
Liberal Cash Advances on Consignments
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pOARD OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OR The
CONSOLIDATED DEBTS OF NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. g, 1868.
By Of the 37h section Of entitled AN AIT to
Consolidate the City OF New Orleans and Provide for the
and Administration Of its Affairs" approved
Feb g. 1851 and for the purpose funding the debt of the
late Municipality No. Two falling due the 9th December
prOximo sealed proposals viii be received at this Office for
the exchange of the e9 sixty three Bonds of $1,000 EACH
issued BY Municipality No Tive to City Bank COnsO
dated City of New Orleans dated December
1863 having twenty yosrs run with interest coupons
attached thereto the of per per annum
payable semi annually in the city of New York.
Proposals endorsed softer for Exchange Of Bondn
opened the FIRST day of December 1865 at Il o'clock
NJ end addressed to o. DeBuys, Secretary, Room No. q
City Hall By order of the Board -
O. DE BUYS, Secretary.
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

T OsT-ON TUESDAY, THE 18TH SEPTEMBER
IL instant, ordinary Pocket Diary, containing small
amount of Money, number Of Receipts and Memoranda
the following described tes which the public
trading for negotiating viz Three Notes
dated December 1867 drawn by T. ID. Van Horn his
and him ndOrsed for hundred dollars EACH and
three six and nine months after date;
by Mrs NJ Van Horn to her order and by her
ndorseS year after date March 1857 marked
Eve hundred and dollars note for eight han
year after date sept l3 1861 drawn and in
dorsed above marked, NE Vsriaur." by W L. Poole,
Esq, p note at sxty DAYS after date, 9th Febru
sry 1862 drawn by T. Van Horn to the order Of n Au
gustn cashier of New Orleans hundred and
hfty dollars; Of Lobdel in favor Of Hardy 4
Lotde hundred and fifty dollars endorsed, date
of which notes BEEN paid but not
The finder welcome TO the money will receive
additional reward returning the Diary and Papers
T. d. Van uorn, "a Camp street.
OsT-ON THURSDAY, nth, BLACK AND
IL Brown Hound, to the name of JEFF. Had
small piece cut out Of the bottom Of his le and large
white his bresst When lost he had leather
collar The finder viii be suitably rewarded leaving him
at 81 Race street.
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In conformity with an act passed on th.
before @ lie Gardeur, JL, notary p3
ecription books win be opened daily at
this institution from the SIXTH DAY
FOURTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1865
20 3 o'clock p. n, for the disposal =
Thirty Thousand Five Hundred and ST.
OF Stock being the amount Of the ing
vaid Bank, 10 be divided into shares OF
follows: Twenty per cent at the tire 7
per cent. every month thereafter until 1
Of the charter Of the Bank the actual I
the privilege during sixty DAYS OF tskis
proportion TO the amount OF their stoc Z
THOs
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POUND NOTICES.

POUND NOTICES.
CTREET COMMIsSIONERS DEPART-
y MINT. Room No 7, City Hsll-New Orleans. November
TO- ls6s-were brought the First District Pound,
Lafsy cite ar Locust Streets as estrays-
Six GOATS Of different colo.s;
Which, not claimed within three days, and the expenses
thereon paid viii be sold at public auction at said Pound
THURSDAY, November IL, 1868. at IL o'clock NJ.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller.
CTRFET COM MIssIOs EMS DEPART-
~ MENT, Room No. 7, City Hs-New Orleans, Nov. TO-
ls6-Wss brought to the Third District Pound Of
Marigny and Morales streets, as an estray-f
One Black GOAT;
Which, claimed within three days. and the expenses
paid will DO sold public aucton at said Pound
THURSDAY, November IL, 1858, at IL o'clock
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
Leurs SENEGAL, for Controller.
CTREET COIN - Is0IONFR'S DEPART
- MENT, r. ON No. 4. City Hal-Ne~ Orleans, November
lS6S-Was brought TO the Third District Pound, Of
Msrieny and Morales streets, an 0 tray
One White GOAT,
which, n not claimed within three days and the expenses
WEDf ESDAy. November IN, 1868, at u O'Clock N
Louis SENEGAL. for Controli'r
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7 r. sARRAzIN's
TOBACCO uANuFACrOKY.

H. p oARRAxIN thankful for The pstronass sxtodsd
him sncs the sstabshmsnt Of his factory has constantly
lssd hs bsst sxsrtions to hsass bis rsputs
hon and abls the soufhsm States superior
arscas Tobacco song pus up IN IL psck
Gai the trAda His Of Chgug xo6ocpa
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BOARDING.

ID Bourbon street. half from CANAL street,
ready for the accommodation families and single gen
temen Tn spacious and well furnished the table
of the best Day boarders taken.
DOA n DING-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APART
ID with excellent board, and the Of the
paror situstip Of the desirable in the city
Apply atl46 St. JOSEPH street
EIKST GLASS BOARDJGG-ONE Or TWO
gentes families who desire comfortable hone and good
living pleasant part Of the city mi ht be sad sppt
cation The corner Of Camp and Robin street, opposite
Square The house well furnished
and surrounded By extensive grounds. The street cars
pass the door,
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-10
Fom Little Rock Care.te.
O2AIK, ARE June Ath, 1868

u
We wish TO call the attention Of the
public TO an article published 10 the Ar
kansas Standard, of the 2eth OF May,
headed: "A den Of Ku Klux in Franklin
county" In thst article the editor ex.
cells even the famous Munchausen in
point ofinvention He has drawn on his
imagination, or some other source equal.
ly fruitful in falsehoods, for every state.
ment. II has seldom fallen to our lot TO
see as many lies couched in ssfew lines,
and we find in this, Lie No |: "A den
Of Ku Klux in Franklin" No. 9: These
cowardly villains have notified Mr. Geo
c. Alden TO leave that sacred rebel com.
munity." No. 3; Two Of these COW.
llardly miscreants attempted to rob his
house while he was absent" ect. No. 4;
4" His plucky wife presented six shooter,
and they concluded it was better for them
to Eget," etc. No. 8: They have also
made their appearance at other places in
the county" No G: Zone of their mum
Der was shot few days ago near Rose,
Vile" No T. They attempted to
frighten a union farmer but failed
No, s; The farmer shot one Of the num-
ber" No. 9: "And found him to be his
nearest neighbor" We deem it but do
ing justice to ourselves and the citizens
Of this town and county, than whom
there lives not more peaceable and qui.
etly disposed people anywhere to state
that there is not one line Of truth in the
twenty-five composing the article in ques.
ton. We do not charge that Fitch is the
author Of the above nine, but if he is not
he is very easily duped. We know where
of we speak when we pronounce The ar.
ticle in question libel and slandsr on
this community and Capt Alden knows
it rs well a, we do, and has promised TO
contradict il in Fitch's paper. We re
gard this and all similar articles as but
weak and fimsy pretexts for stationiHg
troops all over the country, for political
and party purposes. On the appearance
of the aforesaid article, which 20 us was
news indeed some mischievou5 person
seeing that the rcdoubtabe Fitch was
ready to become frightened al the "shad-
ow Of a shade" sent said Fitch a note
gotten up in supposed Ku Klux style, and
scribbled oil over with red ink, which ap-
pears, from his issue Of the I'd of June,to
have had the effect Of frightening him
out Of his wits Such discreet and cour
ageous editor Of n Standard newspaper
here would soon become the laughing
stock Of the school boys Of the town.
- - y
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-10
From 81 Louis Republican.
Gen. Grant and the lsraeNtss
ST. LcrIs, May Q, 1868.

EpIToR REPUBIIcAN In 1.-THE Democrat
of this morning find protest. signed
by Hebrew" which, TO say the least.
surprises me very much and I must say.
unless Hebrew" comes out with his
name, that it is the fabrication ofa Grant
supporter, aud not an Israelite, I would
treat ii with the contempt 1t deserves, -
it refutes nothing Of the protest Of tho
Israclites against Grant, were It not that
some ardent Grant supporters might con.
strue silence into admission. ssu odu riI
If" Hebrew" would only read the pro-
test Of the Israelites carefully, and under
sssasslt staasal Il ,5b be UMqgHld Npa} jjAbuKe at9 as
Israelites Of this city, though we could
safely do so, as the undersigned gathered
most Of the signatures himself, aud found
all those he called upon inccnsed against
Grant on account Of his infamous order,
and, with but two exceptions, all anxious
to sign, and those exceptions only becaufs
they did not wish to appear as mixing IN
politics, though they assured US they
wonld not vote for Grant, but aid an in
working against his election. ascci
Again, if" Hebrew" will read the pro.
test Of Israeltes correctly,he will not ind
that we desire to mix religion with poll.
tics, but that we have been compelled BY
the Infamous order Of Grant, denouncing
the Israelites as n. elas,, violating every
regulation Of the Treasury Department
etc, etc, to vindicato ourselves as class,
by publishing our solemn protest against
the elevation of man void Of the funds.
mental principles Of free government to
the Chief Msgistracy ofa civilized nation
A True HEBREw.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-10
The Presidents Veto Of the Omnibus Bill.

To tic House of Representatives /: In
returning to the House OF Representa-
tives, in which it originated, bill enti.
tod IAN act to admit the States ofNorth
Csrolins South Carolina, Georgia, Lou
isiana and Florida to representation in
Congress- I do not deem it necessary 70
state at length the reasons which constrsin
me to withhold my approval / will not,
therefore, at this time reopen the ques-
ton upon the grave constitutional ques-
tions included in the act Of March End,
1867, and the acts supplementary thereto,
In pursuance Of which it is claimed in the
preamble Of this bill that these States
have formed and adopted constitutions
Of State Government; nor will / repeat
the objections contained in my message
Of the goth inst, returning without my
signature bill to admit the State Of Ar
kansas, and which are equally applicable
to the present measure. Like the bill re-
Gently passed in reference to Arkansas,
this bill supercedcs the plain and simple
mode prescribed by the constitution for
the admission to seats in the represents
tive houses of Senator'S and Represents
tives Of the several States. 1t assumes
authority over six States Of the Union
which has never been delegated to Con-
gress or is even warranted by the previous
unconstitutional legislation upon the sub
iect Of representation. 1t imposes condi-
tons which are dcrogatory of the equal
rights Of the States, and is founded upon
theory which is subversive Of the funda
mental principles of the government, In
the case ofAlabama II violates the plight
ed faith Of Congress by forcing upon tht
State a constitution which was rejected
by the people according to the express
terms Of an act Of Congress, requiring
tha, a majority Of the registered electors
should vote upon the question OF its rat
ifcation. And for these objections nnc
many others which might be presented
cannot approve this bill and thereforere
auired in such cases by the Federal Con
-titutiou. ANDREW JOHNSON
Washington, June %, 'Gs.
The bill was passed over the veto =
led.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-10

The following communication wss
handed in at the Democrat Office, but re-
fused: al s99Hlg 7i9o' s'''',
EplroKs OF Tue DEMocRAr--In your ID.
sue of to day appearsa PrSfest," sign.
ed Hebrew" protesting against the pre-.
test Of over 200 Israelites and some l,2OO
more, whose names were not published,
against the infamous order ofGen. Grant,
while commander Of the 18th Army
Corps, expelling all the Israelites from
the Department, not because they were
violators Of law, but designating them =
I" a class" TO be thus maltreated and de-
famed, because they were Isrselites. AZ
signers Of that protest TO which "Aae-
brew" seems to take exceptions, allow 10
to saw that we have not deemed 1t worth
while even TO allnde TO the order IN ques.
ton, as long ~ itemanatcd from mili.
tary commander only but the same per.
sonage, aspiring now 10 the high office OF
the Chief Magistrate Of this great Repub
| lie, we felt in duty bound, not indeed ~
Israelites, but as citizens Of this country.
to raise warning voice against such antt'
Republican sentiments. ALLOW 10 further
more to remark, that, though the six let
| lers "Hebrcw" may be written with more
ease than perhaps twelve or twenty II
certainly would have been much moro
satisfactory to the great number interest,
cd and for whom Hebrew" intended
castigation, If a name designating apeT,
son and not a whole race, ancient ana
10 odern, had been subscribed. In sh0rt,
will the gentleman give the name In the
same open and above.board manner ~
we did, MANY taogEs1oSsn40
June Q, 1863. --.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-10

EgA A Radical journal declares that
the Washington belle TO whom Senator
Henderson was said TO be engaged has
discarded him on account Of his vote for
the Presidents acquittal We were aware
that the Senator had hurt himself among
the Radicals by his fall on tho side OF
right, but We we're not prepared 70 hear
that hi. injuries were 90 toverc aS 70 re-
suit IN tho loss Of bis Foore.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-10
TERMS:
% 90 per annum, strictly In advance.
2 90 for six months
Single copies 10 cents.

Advertisement inserted at sl5O cents per
square, of 10 lines or less--and 70 cents for
each subsequent insertion. Liberal deduction
made to yearly advertisers.
Marriage notices s2.Oo. Obituary notices,
when under three lines, free of charge; over
.hree lines, the usual charge made as for ord
mary advertising. NJ
Cards or communications of q personal
character If admissible at ALL double the usual
ates and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates, for Congress or
State offices, $500. County officers, $1,000.
Editorial notices, 20 cents per line.
Yearly advertisements paid quarterly, in
advance. Legal and transient advertisements
TO be paid for when left at the office.
All job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
Address all letters and communications to
J.S.DdSIiiM, Editor and Proprietor.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-10
From Little Roes Gazette. Jsas lea.
Grant and the lsYNsltU.

One Of the chief corner. stones n The
structure Of American liberty .sas ftee-
dom ofreligious opinion. II was religious
oppression that sent the Maydowsr on
her illus:rious journey, md the piosssrs
Of the American republic srsnuously n.
sisted thst the conseieuces Of msu Shpuld
be held sacred. How wen the grsaA Sand
ard bearer ofradicalism respects iii IN.
damen,d principle Of our insetatioas
may be seen from the following teo0esip-
tive order issued at the time md plAes b.
dicated: v lisar 1i.oll 10 sbn'2 "I
HsApouAafxRs $50 ARaH Coass,
DEPARTMENT % rHE TENN,
OXFORD, MIsa, Dec. II. 81. ru.
General Order No. I'LL if,,.,, ,,s r.,t
The jews, IS q class, violating every
regulation Of trade established BY ne
treasury department, also department or.
ders, are hereby expelled from the drpazt-
ment within twenty-four hours IRON the
receipt ofthis order by post commanders.
They will see that all this class Of poo.
pie are furnished with passes and requir.
ed to leave and any one rsturning siter
such notification will be arrested and held
in confinement until an opportunity &C.
ours Of sending them out as prisoners,
unless furnished with permits from these
headquarters. r-ssa 500
No passes will be given this people TO
visit headquarters for the purpose Of
making pcrsonal-spplication for trade
permits taaisS'lb i'D
BY order of Maj Gen. Grant ''
JOHN A. RAWLINGS A. A. q.
Official J. LOWELL, Capt 4 A. A. O.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-10

GD Good time dinner tim"
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-10

fy Tie latest turn OF Carlotta's In
sanity is her desire 10 have oil her rooms
transformed into chspels. She would
not be pacifed until this desire was fI,
Oiled. Nothing is said to be more singu
lar than the sight Of her bed room. which
is hung in black, ond containe four small
affairs and any qusntity Of cructdxes'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-29

MORE ABOUT THE STEAM MAN.-Few beings
have been more talked OF or wondered at dur
ING the past fortnight than MIR. Deddrick's
steam man-certainly none in as short an ex-
istence have become so widely famous. The
delays that were experienced in introducing
HI. I,,aiesty to the public were occasioned by q
weakness Of the knees, brought on perhaps by
nvsr excitement in view of the trial to which
he WAS to be subjected. The old spiral springs
which we described as being necessary to
throw the foot toward have been superseded
by stronger ones OF more simple construction.
Yesterday steam was generated, ana ne lor
it?) performed to the entire satisfaction OF
admiring friends. Last night d trial trip was
made through B-oad-street, to Crump's Gar
den. opposite Military Park, where the. machine
will be exhibited to the public during the COM
ing week. MIR. Deddrick has been almost be-
seIped by the calls Of the curious and foods of
letters have poured in from all parts of the
coT,ntry. One day last week, committee of
Ave gentlemen from Albany called upon Mr..
Daddrick to decide bet as to whether there
WAS a,1y reality in the thing, as 1t was thought
hv ooma that it WAS only q newspaper hoax.
Nearly fifty letters, asking for further lnforma-
tion. have been received. Some contain orders
for man and propositions for territorial rignts
for the manufacture and sale OF sheni. a RenS.e-
man from Chicago thinks the affair ls just what
ia needed for work upon the prairies and level
lands OF the West, and proposes tnat IL De
allowed "to walk to Chicago as the sensatlon
produced produce would eclipse Weston's IN his ,pedes-
trian trip. Other parties make equally en-
couraging propositions. Some are exceed
ingly facetious. A person in Philadelphia
wants male and female that he may stock his
place. Among the letters are five. from ladies'
pretending to be in search OF husbands. One
Gentleman wants lady made to order, but the
inventor ungallsntly repliei that as his crea-
lures do not talk he is doubtful whether
woman would be success.
rNe,odrk Advertiser, 22d.
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sor.1 cosprfroN OF ENaLAND.-The Lon
aon Review devotes its leading article for the
now wear to retrospect and confession
The confession is certainly candid:
e.At this time there is no country, no matter ter
.,1 arohorrassed or how poor, in which there
;s an much pressing and painful poyerIy, 50
,,,,ch Vice. 40 much misery, as In EngiahIL.
We hove failed with our lower classes 10 sucn
", .rtent that in the country we ma some ol
49,, a. Working like cattle, fed and housed worse
thon tho ottle While in the towns we do not Know
%h.t IIea ~ do with them until they are rlpe 10.
S-onn;no into the seething pool OF wee ana
o-;ype with all our wealth, and England Is
,vaeIthy country, We have not succeedeu IN JUS
tr;hntine happiness or content In the propor,
t;on Of Which we conld be proud. we nno
massed against us gloomy ana tnrea.enns
spirit of INSTRUMENTATION, anu saSnetiuS ~ u
ominous elements, from wnlcn VOICES G ale IearL
that having broken down IN our aasA M Ne th;uaS
e,;va II mn to those who will change an tnlnes.
$500 NJ 10 no longer ~ ction limited to one
o1ass Onr fnture mast re begin to take STOCK
and vs3ue Of us. -,.. o,t - no ore
concerned, which may be placed ABOVE tne
reach of sordid wants, can we congratu55ae
oursslves upon q distinct advanceT AROUND US
IN oil aides we learn Of families ivlnS upon
fictitious incomes, we find rate OF increase In
tta taate for Injuries 30 incommensurate Wltn
e the means y for getting them honestly, that
,,aon1e satisfy the craving with recklessness
TTh;ch hr;ngs ruin upon them. Comfort Is
word the meaning OF which IS begmning 70
disanpear. Every one desires to pc rlcn, anu
those who are not rich keep up the pretehce
nntil the wolf is at the door.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-29

TIE CorroN SuppLY.-English man manu11i;eff a1;ef
turers profess to BE- reevsa 4DSsfa to the cotton
suppS do to feel that hfnSe
forth there will be no disastrous n4ctnasitmS e1S
in the market comparable to those OF the ther
II, reors @ Not only do the United States. IN spem h
on;nion give better promise, on account ot Gne ~;
psgsneo from other quarters an
tcpations Of larger orpD pT0d5uHIGba 5 be reaSed MSed
fSmes com SEASON. ara fully equal to that Of last year.
not simple 5sp preTn6S mon IN Fobas sTos s
fbirtv-two b pounds each, while other districts
their capabt Of furnishing 9s1a SgS sso
report % saws, Is not likely to be diminished, and
favorable accounts come from the West insles,
Africa and Australia; but India is the Chief re-.
lance as competitor Of the cotton helds OF
America Exertions to this end are IN n no inca nlea,
sure relaxed. Those interested in the cotton
trade on this side regard the future supply as
much less certain than the English reckoning
would imply: e n,,,,,,,er,e