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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24
Death of Col. VIM. H. sneed

We are panied to hear of the death OF
Col. Wm. H. Sneed. which occurred at
his residence in Knoxville on the night OF
the 17,h inst. He had been confined to
his bed for some lengtl~of time, aud the sad
event was anticipated.
He>has long been leading and prOmi-
nent citizen of that city, and maintained a
high reputation as gentleman and an able
lawyer.
At the commencement of lhe war. he
took sides with the South, and entered
heartily into her support. He was con-
ecientious in his course, and throughout
the struggle bore himself as an honorable
man.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24
The Byron Scandal.

Can'tthe papers get up another sensa-
ton. and leave poor Byron at rest for a
while ? 1t seems that they will never have
done with The affair. They are filed with
it's repetition or refu.ation from day to day,
and sensible, decent people are becoming
sick and tired oft. AS frolicsome puss
worriesran old boot, remarks the Memphis
Avalanche. have the newspapers and mag
aziues handled the Byron scandal. 1t has
met ourseyes often enough to become as
tiresome as did the fearful Schleswig Hol-
stein question few years ago, but with
this difference no one ever understood
SchlesRig- Holstein, while everybody IN
derstands the B yron business. Mrs. Stowe
has for years been nearly out Of the public
mind The war removed the Prop from
Uncle Toms Cabin" and her other ef-
forts. necessarily depending on pure litera-
ry merit instead of pref udice, have not very
seriously disturbed the world. The Byron
story is probably three-thirds falsehood in
all esseutials not notorious many years ago.
But it vas sensational and it is eminent
ly fitting that the author of "Uncle Toms
Cabin should stir up so dirty pool as
this Byron scandal Il was q task worthy
of one who declared the my thical 'Legree'
a type Of the Southern STAKEHOLDER, and
each plantation dalkey- a Christian hero
and martyr. aEEs( szEl
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24

tFoiIN ta7f q q . u.
abond was lying on the pavementin front
OF the Tennessee House. and was guilty Of
most indecent exPasure Of his person,
and committing Y nuisance. No one
interfered with him. we heard frequent
inquiries for the police. Now, We have as
good and efficient town constable as any
town in the State. but there is only one of
him. and he can't happen just at the place
when his services are required every time.
There ought to be more than one. so that
one or the other could be on duty all the
time And then there should be work
house for the benefit of all such characters
as the one mentioned above.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24
Fire IN Nashville.

On Sunday night last the extensive
Foundry and Machine Shop Of J. B. Ro-
mans, Nashville, was partially destroyed
by fire. Loss about $4,000 Among
the contracts in the shop was two new en-
gines. one of twenty-five and the other
thirty-fve horse power, for S. ]. BrGsp, of
Giles county.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24
Senatorial.

A State exchange has the following an
nouncement -
THE Senatorial election takes place in
this State on the 18th of October"
And Immediately following it this para
graph -
Andrew Johnson is a $500 subscriber
to the contemplated Catholic Church.
What is the inference and what of tue
argument?
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24
The Champion Spring Bed Bottom.

For simplicity, durability and comfort,
ithas no equal. 1t is real luxury, and
no man who has slept one night on one
of them would give it up for double the
price. The agents. Mesers. Morris &
Krebs, will put bottom in any bedstead
for ST. and if after due trial, it does not
give entire satisfaction, will take it out with
out charge.
We respectfully refer those who wish to
purchase to the following named persons,
who have tried them
D. c. Gordon, James F. Moffstt
j Tol. Grant, w. F Holman,
Ms. Charlie Carter. Mrs. Jas. Sumpter,
MISS. M. Cannon. Mrs Matte Rose.
T. McClain. Cashier Pulaski Saw. Bank.
". J. Parkes. Cashier Richland Say. Bank.
DR.. Eihu Edmundson.
You can often see a dam BY a mill site,
but you cant always see a mill by dam
site.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24
Henry Farr er

We learn from the Memphis papers tina
our friend Henry Farmer, the great Amer
lean Flutist, has been laid up in the hos
Pital in that city for some weeks with small
pOx. He is however, we are happy TO
state, convalescent.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24

A movement is en- foot to establish 10
Nashville factory for the making Of all
descriptions Of improved agricultural ma
chinery. The company is virtually form
ed. and is composed Of live men. The
capital stock is 100000 most Of which
is subscribed.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24
Editorial.

- Col John G. Burch, for several years
tPrevious to the war connected wit9Nhe
Union & American, has purchased ain
tsrest in that excellent paper, and will
again WELD his fOrcible pen in the editorial
duties Of that journal.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24

A lady was urged by her friends 10 ~
~ a widdower. and as az argument II
spoke Of his two beautiful children.
Children. replied the lady. "are like
toothpicks-a person wants enc Of her
own"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24

A Southern paper advises Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe to 60 to the "Efriog Wo-
mans Home" in Chicago.
Good advice.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24

The house at Murfreesboro. Tenn, in
which James K. Polk was married, IS IN q
good state Of preservation, though it LOG
somewhat anliquated.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24
Too Good to Loose.

The legal fraternity especially will enjoy
this Joke. Not thousand miles from here
and not thousand years ago. there was
suit pending in which it was sought to be
proved by one Of the parties that certain
lady was non compass uaentis. and not ca
pable of attend to herebusiness affairs,
and that certain deed made by her was
void on this account. To establish this
fact, an old citizen. and man looked upon
as very sensible man, was introduced and
among other thirgs. said that this lady
did not know The difference between q
Power Of Attorney and an "Absoluls'
Conveyauce Thsattorney on the other
side then asked him if lie knew the differ
ence, and was answered in the affirmative
He was asked to explain. He said that a
Power of Attorney was an instrument Of
writing giving to another the authority to
collect money, or do something else. aud
that an Absolute Conveyance was wagon
or stage coach for taking people from one
place e. another"
7
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24

A teacher of colored school, who died
Past week. had the largest funeral there was
in Memphis in some years. De Soto street
vas blocked up with carriages and coloFed
people from one end to the other.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24
A Miss Lucy Lee advertises in a Miss

sippi paper that she us of good birth aud
education. and is willing to marry an edi
r. believing herself able to support one. :"
We don't know Of any person in these Uni
ted States who is more likely 10 have alarge
mail mot to say male for the next few
weeks than Miss Lucy Lee.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24
A remarkable sermon was preached by

A remarkable sermon was preached by
the Rector Of St. AlbaD S Episcopal Church
in New York Sunday, wherein tie gentle
man affirmed that the Episcoralian and
Catholic belief is positively alike, although
the, members dosauot commune together,
owing to iulrigues at the Court OF Rome at
the time of the reformation. The preach
ef boldly asserted that the churches refer
red to are actually but the one, and that the
members are all Roman Catholics, and he
hoped 10 see The day when both would be
united auder the latter name and unite in
communion. The sermon created much
sensation among the hearers, many Of
whom. wsre protestants from other demon
nations, whose belief lie attacked. utterly
denying theis1 faith SIS religion based on
Christ. ~ @
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24

The most extensive arrangements. are be-
ing made for the great commercial eouvsn-
ton which is to come eff at Louisville on
the 18th of October.
The authorities Of this city should ap-
point two delegates TO this convention. 10
represent our commercial interests. Re
tutn transportation. we learn. is free.
We suggest to the City Council the
names of Maj. Hugh F. living and Maj
w. J. Parkes. as suitahls
to this convention.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24

Editors ought to be able to live very
cheap-they get bored" for nothing.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24

-sss TWO classes of mOnopolists and the
sCongressmen who couspire to pass the
laws which authorize the plunderiug.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24

New Tennessee Bonds ahaYe advanced
about Eve cents in the last len days in New
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24

TbsoHetnsRdo fAiss.) Press says the
Radical sPsFtg is bpsily engaged in organ
izing-E secret party IN that State called
the 'suni4p Aid Society" the object Of
whielsis 10 array the blacks against tbs
nLLles.
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is city for nigh onto
avs if life WeFasall moon
suicide were enc of the lost

gaels 5ss utifuf moonlight tights as we
" have which, from time out of mind,
have been
ssaessd to walks of love and tender jOy,''
are well calculated to FIJI the sidewalks
with young couples VIII have something
sweet to say. Perhaps the happiest crea
ture on earth is young man going through
the rapture of moonlight stroll with the
idol OF his heart hangin on his arm.
Che editor of the Wisconsin (Wis) Re-
publican, having tried for while the ex-
pertinent of having his "outside" printed
in Chicago. quit it and now sets up his
own matter. Speaking of the Practic
adopted by several of our country exchan
ges in this Stase, of having their outsides
printed abroad. heS
The editor of such& sheet cannot help
but look upon it something in the same way
that a man might be supposed to look upon
a child of his wife s first husband-ro
particular relation of his own.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24
Grant. Boutwell,, Cressweu and the Devil

The administration has ordered that the
election in Texas shall be extended through
four days. The Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal says the object Of this is to give the
! military authorities in Texas an opportuni-
" of knowiOg from day D day how the
election progresses so that they may. as
exgeucies arise, adopt whatever measures
they shall ascertain to bAbeoessary to the
Accomplishment ofthe desired results. IN
doubleday the vills my of an ordinary year
will be crowded in.o the four days. but we
don't believe that Grant, Boutwell,. Cress-
we'll and Satan can carry Texas whether
they take four days or four years for it.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24

The administration has locked the doors
of the Governors mansion in Mississippi.
It has locked the doors of the Legislature.
1t has acked the doors of the Federal
Courts. HN8as locked the doors of the
State Courts. Itwears the keys at its
die and jingIes them with grin Of
umph.-Lou. Journal. -
A HARDSHIP Baptist preached in Wash
iDgtoa a. "a took for his text,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24
-oIeN III s.le sac s.rgeeiyl

ote OF me State fsAFeeelYed
except thiTty,seven small towns and plan
tations Chamberlain. 30. 9o1 Smith
38,277, and Hicbboru, 4.642. The Sen
ate stands % Republicans to 3 Democrats.
Democratic gain fl. The House stands
113 Republicans and "a Democrats. four
districts to hear from. Last year the House
stood, Republicans 121 4; Democrats 50.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24

II hap be broken. art may remedy Il;
if light be quenched. the dame may en-
kindle il; if you are losing health. &c g
DR.. Whiuhorne's Live Drug sase end
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y IAN succeed senator FowIer1

The lowing, from the Lebanon Herald
9 6ssyisser, SO perfectly accords With our
views. that We transfer it to our columns.
as being sensible and timely -
1t is the dictate amisdom. as well as
sound policy, that tie fierce contest which
isRog being waged by. the friends of the
ysrieas Senatorial aspirauts should cease,
and .ssattention Of the people directed to
som more useful and substantial. to
the incest OF the country. The Legisla-
ture viii have abundant work TO perform,
whichrelates to the general Interest of the
State. of far more importance than the in,
ssignifeant question. ''WhO shall succeed
-. .Eewlel ?" We have confidence in
ence OF the members
we entertain the
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-11
a ssEssoR.s NOTICE.
UNITED STATES IErERsAL REVENUE,
ASSESSORS OFFICE, FIRST DISTRICT OF LogisiAu'(
A nrl LIST. 1902. J

vrrzD srAr,s IsIIssAL REvsspr,
AssIs'0A Nav osls4ss, April ist is5s
The annual income Of assessments for the year eadng
December sst 1868 made in compliance with An nct TO
provide Revenue to support the 70 pay
on the public debt and for other purposes approved
june sOh 1854 as amended by subsequent ac having been
returned BY Assessors Of the First District OIL
Louisiana to the undersigned Assessor Of said District
Notice "a hereby given said annual income list vii re-
main open examination by taxpayers for the period Of ten
DAYS from this date Room No United States cuson
House. during which time person persons feeling s
selves sggrsved the action OF Assistant Assessors ms AZ
peal TO the Assessor.
And Immediately after the expiration Of said ten days on
the twelfth. thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth OF April
1862 win deteru appeals relative TO erroneous or ex-
cesye valuations made taken by the Assistant Asses
An appeals to the Assessor aforesaid, must be made In
writing and specify the particular cause mstter or thing
respecting which requested and state the ground
Of complained Of
The First District Of isians Is comprised within the
parishes Orleans, Jefferson St. Bernard Piaquemines 81
CHARLES St James, st. John Baptist Ascension, Terrebonne
Lafourche Livingston, ST. Helena, Washington and st.
Tsmmany.
in the parishes Of St and Ascension appeals viii be
made TO this Office though Assistant Assessor T. vALN-
Tine Convent Landing.
In the parishes Of Washington and st. Helena. through
Assistant Assessor JAMES B. WAND. Amits City
In the parishes OF Livingston and st. rammAny through
Assistant Assessor ". +. PRATT Ponchstous
In the parishes Of ST. Charles ST John Baptist through
AssistAnt Assessor JOHN N. HOWELL. Edgar p. o.
In parish Of Lasurche. through Assistant Assessor C.
W. 0RIssAMs fbibodaux-
In the parish OF Teebonne through Assistant Assessor
GEORGE BUTrRIcK, Hcuma
Said Assistant Assessors hereby sothed TO rsnsmt all
such appeals mnsdissly upon their receipt
An other appeals must be made directly 10 this onee
LEWIS WOLFLEY,
As.e..or First Di.trict Of La Ofcs-Roou No.
Custom House But dinR4.
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-OGicc OF Inc =
road Company. esrner Car
Orleans, March 10. 1894
held sSis day, the Capital
ducedsy a unanimou, vote
Iars $500 90 New Certifi
Dollars q Share will be res'
chsnee Tor the Certificates {
10th April, 1859. =,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
vrWE BARTRAM - FANTOH
ELASTIC STITCH SEWING MACHINES,
Family saA HGs.unAeturiss Psrpeses.


ne msuucturer Of the Machine believe that aef
careful and thorough examination - 20 tns mss's 40
Of the different kinds Of Machine sasPsq g
FAMILY sEwIs8. they have OVERCOME the rAO w
and IMPEkFECTIONs Of the now In the msrkss sno
have produced Machine that eed ~
2 be BEITER pEsIGNn2 BE BETTE. Tk IA REtIA
BILE, vita a GREATER CAPACITY for PkkfobAiSS
ALL KINDS Of
FAMILY SEWINos
Than any other Machine before offered 70 tee pnb
spd are 20 De feet simple In their construction that
novice operate them with perfect success
For Heavier Grsdes OF Work.
The Original Howe Sewing Msehlnes
ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
rbsv be,p the erst Sewing Machines made and having
beer continuously under the supervision OF
original inventor, ELIAS HOWE. IN ,nce tneir mrs.
introduction ls5 They have invsnsey won tne ngnes
s s :, :. The STsss TsvsssnILE AT rAR
where Grandest Combination OF rrizes ever ~
spv Fxhibon to any Exhibitor for any goods whsever
exhibited. awarded 70 The HOWE MAVais ~ ~ ~
rial Prize tie Gross egon Of Honor Gold Medal
Ihe highest prize within the gin OF the tnryJ and silver
Medal on equal grade with the highest prize AWARDED io
Sewing f.s biz is ssnf how Ss su' the
Many endeavcred TO fos inferior
on the public more, probably than OF all other Msenines
combined Every possible preex and excuse mas been usso
Tor this pup,ss until has to this that we are con
stsnpy asksf furAsh for Machines We
and which were bought Tor Howe hscnnss
word fer IL that Machine Is genuine Howe I'M
The Seiy Sewing Machine. are
TIE Howe Machine Company and there Is no otner manu-
facurer Of the same name In the world MI 49,.
A lao Poycras street.
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Crescent Cfty

Crescent CITY
Jfns Is. l86s-ln sccordanc
at entitled an act TO
O. Free Banking In
approved March IS, is
d THE holders Of the
Bank. duly audited under :
ssut the same at the Bank
State Auditor, for the pa
ysrr from this date, other
bank for said purpose VIII !
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yrne Is lsSs.-ln sccofdan
sct entitled an act TO es.'
banking IN the State Of
1885, notice 10 hereby given
notes Of this Bank, duly an
set, 70 present the same Z
once Of the State Auditor
within one year nom this di
~ said Bank for said purl
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HD. A. PALFREY, secretary.


Il. Charles street Rail-
'adelet and Eighth streets. New
Y = meeting Of the Stockholders.
stock Of the Company was re-
10 Five Hundred thousand Dol
iat..s Of full psid Stock Of Fifty
X 10 i,sus to Stockholders, IN ex-
/ stock that they now hold, affer
inrx ucr.EILAN. Secretary.
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Union Rank

lssns, June II, lSss.-In a.
TIE act entitled IAN act 70
sanfing In the State Of X
nstice Is hereby given -
81 this Bank, duly audited
present the same at the b
k.ste Auditor, for the purl
nom this date, otherwise q
pais purpons WILDE reclaim
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENT6s
CT.CMARLEs THEATER-sE.o HAHLxss 81.
MAGNIFICENT ovAr1oss BIT rHH,cuLruRE AND
BEAUTY or THE SOUTH.
Ths rhsa Crowded Every Pss TO Testify 70 the Genius Of
~ xn acoff s1DDoNs.
sunday xveai.g. Aprii II. 1899.
MACBETH.
Lady Nscbsb Mr Scott sIddons Maebeth Charles Pops
first witch, Ben DsBsr. and superior distribution
MokpEY-xUcH ADO ABOUT s0THIssS9h noxs
q 81 IA roPs
1si D re sDA9 a. SCOTT slDDoSs VIII give
NEW OPERA AoUss-souHsoH s1hss1'
sunday. April H. 1850.
Benefit st4 Mr. esros and Nina Gay oavs.
sERAPHINE
onsnbschs opsrsss in acts.
Tho Bridge Of sisss.
For Psrticulsu see Programmes.
Doors open at 81 O'Clock. Performances commences u
o'clock precisely.
MONDAY I7h-Bensnt Of Mr.. Nardin.
LIFE IN PARIS
UABIETIEs THEATER.
CONTINUED PRoDUCTlGs OF NOVELTIES
Monday, April 1eth. 1890.
| AND EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
WIN DO presented W. RObesOns last new and success
| full comedy, entitled
SCHOOL, sCHooLf'
-rouoo1... xAs,NEs on SATURDAY Alta
| ACADEMY OF MUsIo-sr. CHARLES ST.
Monday. April 18th,
/ Last week Of
THE LEFFINGwELL
And his great character Of
ROMEO JAFFIER JENKINS.
Az psyed By him two hundred and City nights in New York
An amusing Farce precedes the Lefngws performances
Seats can be secured in advance for any evening.
ODD FELLOWS HALL. DAMP STREET
| April %.
| A grand Vocal and Instrumental CONOkkT VIII
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or Louisiana.-New Or.
IcTdauce with sections3 and 81 OF
Establish Q general system Of free
Ilslana, +" approved March Is, 1855,
he holders Of the circulating notes
Ender the provisions Of said act, TO
hang House. or at the Office Of the
|se OF redemption, within one year
! funds deposited By said Bank tor
w. apo A FERRET. Cashier.
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Once OF che Fattors' and Traders' Ia-
sursnce Company No 50 darondset street. New Orleans,
March IS e-In complaints WITH the charter OF this Com
mar an for te to during the
sssslog year viii take pst the Hcs OF the Company on
MONDAY the 18th OF April 1862 between the hours oil IL
A and Up xur,v So.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
MAsNoLIA EATING Saloon
NO. 100 POYDRAs STREET.
Nesr Baronne)
MEAL TICK Ers. ELEVEN FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
Boarders Taken by the Week.
oPe" 1-' JACOB DETZEL. Proprietor
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ALDEN MCCLELLAN. Secretary.

Bank Kew OrIeanss
with sections "a and 81 Of An
establish q general system
the State Of Louisiana
&. sotlce h hereby given
circulating notes OF this
"a provisions of said act, to pre-
lg House, or ct the once Of the
pase Of redemption, Ithln one
iss the funds deposissd By said
} reclaimed
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Orleans. New Orleans.
4 With sections 81 and IS Of the
Dllsh q general system OF Free
lsouisians," approved March ID,
n the holders Of the circulating
l'tsd under the provisions OF said
the Banking Rouse, or at the
for the purpose OF redemption,
te, otherwise the funds deposited
osss viii be reclaimed.
N. AUGUSgIN, Cashier.
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DETTUs q Co,
NERO liant PABLO 8.
$50 broadway, New York.
Corner Spring ST., up stairs.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs.
TREAsURERs OFFICE, CITY HAIL.
INV ORLEANS April 9 1903. )
The City will be prepared from and AFTER MON
DAY. 18th izs to receive the Taxes FOR the year 1863
In accordance the provisions Of Ordinance No 1883
Ms. deduction of THEE PER CENT. from the gross
Of all bills paid during the month OF April and TWO
PER CENT from all bills paid during the month Of May
will be allowed
w. s. MOUNT, Treasurer.
500 CASES cLAHEr-
For sale cheap By
BARNETT 4 LION.
Is New Levee and
ii Fulton street.
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Once OF the View Orleans, Jacs; I, s.. and ss
Great orIhern Railroad Com New Orleans Marcn
ls6e-n conformity with the Cha YER an election VIII De hed
at toe Office OF Company Camp street oPpos,te Lana
yette SQUARE MONDAY, April 49, 1869 from 70 ciock
Tor eighteen Directors be chosen from SecEhoders
residing and six from sto ,khoeers res ons IN
M,sssspp provided majority Of the stock OF the Comp my
n AZ aid election but n majority OF the stock
be then represented the leeetion VIII De nsla on
DAY, April &c, lSe, st the ehoe OF the Oompsny' ' W
O'Clock. . 4, cx.pxvs e.....~v
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l. GEO. A. FRERET. Cashier.
nanh o. Am4r1ea. Nevs OrIesns. !.

Bank Of Am4r1ea. ney VII q ~ e. = " ~
ls 1883 lin accordance fitn secuons ?. nv ~ 80 Ra-S
ntitied an act 10 essbyha general system 2. -
M IN the Of Louisiana approved sre 10 iooo
hereby gveE TO the hoidts OF the enating notss o.
bark duly audited under Pie Provisions OF said s 70
rent the 6ank House. OF a. toe once OF .e
Auditor for tie purpose 81 resumption wtnn ops yest
this dsse otherwise the s4d dsponsec ssse ~ ~
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