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THE NORTHWEST.

TpEr shin nrpantra,,or r,1.a5 ,n ,,.
pardnlnh, ana W..hIn.+os r.a..a,,s 80 ".soplns
election, "' - s1s tASs
Ar Mor,,aon =, ro,..x ...,,.
.fp,oat tro fe~t In. ~ ~. emns. 80 toek
wsx ,norea f-nn, ~ H.,1 ~ Us w. ~ nlt. .as@
ian .-s ...~"a .1 sIe "au w ue "ess sac OF Inc
heirr tfrrn st ma fon++n c.a,... 60 c.s,s~ ~ a'ule
s,.hhed ~ IN s,a-1,rr . -1oo.s - oa.tat "uo
kerre,e hfnnss,1 ~ .ha Ess ..u ~ 1aaaa4ea 70
hesra ~ s,nca 40 ~18 WYNN aoo aas moi oeen
,ox.
In h,rd,ne . .o,,.r -.
Eeotuk. .he cont,srfnr. 49,. ~ sas "1M1e -, ~
their pumpinn amonnt~t ~ ro,n,or ~ .a.t.1t. -
eatlnn. fhrv fonnn th.t -a~an - ~. ~ 4uea- Ne
ra,ne hnhh1,nr IN rro1n +hs ha+to,o " - % ~ "..ss
t,st.r ,h,n +hs- r..a ~. e. =" H1e y. sne |'sts
sheir irprnuJtv h,s m, -et no, sr,+at. q!
tomc rhts rnsrnar+ss at~,.s,a @|@''~'saS ~ "'sa-
-The otf-r rrcr,ng rornt~ .,.,--.,an
# r1nhnon. oawa ~ ~s.1-.s. Nen' nN'
1,.orxa f.YeHe11 snnn.r h1othsr -, ~
n-s.s IN, nr"r e.e,s 1 - o'uees " ae assoi-
: sncech ~ MD. '' - ~"'ts" "poa 'os
"GxSnxx1s or 4ux xRo.xn-1.n,a ,a...
youf csnacjtj.s ~ s1nerr5sors. ~ ~ ot
thing DO know, t.sd that i. il von hare az as
ARed Jout du,iea - faithfully in tho board Is
sated nase ,na9a yoos nq9os hsre ton!Sh feel
sa1ieneo loese can % 10 fsolt found With you"
wtscoSstR.
iee osa5osn -so71haesfe'n reports that Steamers
aoi siren bsy aua me Lower FOE must hoon sus-
pt1a oPefxuon9, Tor Captain y. u. Edwards, En-
gtncer and Gcners1 Superintendent Of the f'rran
Ray L Nts,Iss,nnt cnnoi ccn,n.rr ~. ;ss-ss
or.,s- .fo-.n- ~ ~..,. ~. Sepaos, "As issued an
olust C!eaae tnc eaaA6 On 81e route On the a3th
daJ OF SuTenbef+
r,mrax.
7ne snh,ar, a, .....,.- -. .r-
~ AetaoA up "eatesn lndtaaa
fAt, 10 oe held At Tes1e Haute, next teasou Is
now being discussed.
&C F. E1txworth of E.1th.r+ .n.s 20 .. ..
n,.,.nt.n ~. 49,. ~. ANuA.1 akeu d. u t1e
sA.ap'o1s 'ut III" ASe' On saAfing axe he1Te3
tuIning ont aixtJ per day.
The bpccklcd trout poud of Mr. camnheu a,
Wasbfnctnr f,nnntr ns.r p.s,r ~
,-nn.h,r ~ 49, 49, Isaa 4eAn, no" contain
psoo-oy lo,va nsa- some OF them are quite
81 -r,,-r 49,. :. V.-n!ts EHms 1oea,
h,,6. ~ ~ -. .nh,.as. =. 81 "as 70 leaa M
min s,nc.~ raora,ns rususu ~ oclosk On eef-
~ n, -. so,,,s RI. - ~ W e4tusu9 10 *a
IN ~. =. su'..Nsn .e.t oeasna note sa5an9 ~
a. " ,s-.s "asn wv aaa taA" HoH, tasa
~ IN ~ ~ 49, ~ ts -, na.r ~ IA neen heard
49, 49, ~ ..e.ns -. -. ~ Neo. Nos % pak TOO
rs.n. r ~ 1s ~ wv ~, ao aoscoaaed 1he tuta
ns1s,,c nn,.n a,n".,i i.e... aao pen.
+. 49, pA :. .,rsaos,sL VIC aola hin that
acrn n.,,,n,ta. rsn y sse"s.s .no 1mpetameatal IL
se-.s sa.."s s ao.etSe 70 mAsase- Ine pnor
, 1870-11-24

,na;n+,;rs :, +hsz,:s1. - ~ s1a1 ni"'y
har ~. e.. " .n' "ats ABOUT
-a,. ~ 1on one party
f,s Pt Aao i.om another great
~ ~,;r,. 80 ~ QUO is 'auntea with want
- s 80. ct.e 4oss u courage, and charged
.hat 49, ~ - as.1.a,ss ana a greed for gain
,.Ns~ 49, ..' >-r - - 'ae ancient pluck and
.,s .as,s =. ael na1ofe' so 1hat she no long
~ ~. go - .s. 49, ~ 'tseals IN Insult BY
-, Ao".t's ID declared
s...:.~ .!.4 oo's sp'f't OF nu-
49," 'oD "stasB'e over the
.sss1. - - " w. as'a' ana IN e1-
-. % s..,,.-@se "a u ~ An stA1esmansh'p
~ au.1"lon and grhh-
80. 80. ~ ~ ~, "uu ~. nc 7nate IN tnis latter
-seAus, ~ '1iA eeAt 100 much praise
eau4'o' os gwen 70 Eag'ands devotion to
peaee' ano oef determination, by all
means possble' to keep out of war. It is
one OF the most suspicious omens of the
t1mes, that great and wa1like nation,
hitherto always Jealous in honor, and sud
Gen. and quick in quarrel is grow
anR oeaf to aH the old, loud
oatte-cfaea, and begins to feel that
the prosperity OF people, aud the great
ness OF nauon, are MOTTO be sought by the
VIA meahods OF aro and sword. Its trus
enat peace brings physical growth and
material prosperity; peace fills land
win plenty and prosperity, and peace goes
hand IN hand with wealth and luxury; but
does not follow that because these are
nj
, 1870-11-24

In deforenoe to universal custom, and that
The PRIMERS Of this paper may juln their fel-
1ow-citirens In devoting this day to devout
rs1yer and Thanksgiving, thsre will be no issus
Of Thz CHICAGO TRIBUNE to morrow morning.
, 1870-11-24

'''s'' no"e oao@s IN 1s"e't' or A1s1st'c
III w. P'efssuon, can e1e''e me speeaa
e'n''''n o' s.an'aoe IN any o4ass OF per
Us ~"'o .1o'e "0o0e P''e.1s Aeeps
''et'a .'is'"'ts III lm1nen' uao8et OF
f'"e'1's 20. "'a. - '.o'a'' e 1hneS'
tne'e'os'. 'nas 'nls custom snoulo not oe
tsac'"a ot tnose "no' from olstn, OF Tor
years. lave been 80 Tar removed from
Fhysicalwant as, while still ucspahia OF "say-
ing grace over new book. OF feeling q
throf' of special gratitude to Heaven for
the pleasure derived from the con-
versation Of rare friend, OF from iisten-
irg to beautifully. executed piece of .nu-
Sit, yet could call up no thrill Of
religions eestacy whatever ovc1the arrival OF
the three menlspsr dim, according to the or
dcss given to the cook. The witty humorist,
in support OF his point, pictures Bishops
dinner, whe1eat the guests are nearly al
clergyman, each Of whom, when invited to
repeat the invocation preliminary to the
attscl upon the winds, would pass on the
reques. 10 bis neichbor. After tbs entire
circuit OF the table had been made. sonc
reverend md brave brother uttered q form
of thanks. The intensity of whose 1ancuara
cou.zssted 80 strongly with the shut11ino re-
luctance and cold indifference with which it
VIA spoken as to suggest suspicion that
sas a. * s'essaa ssale'n'H wa n'' 0' eA8'''a'
u ne sa'o ne VIZ ...-
In nfe manner, some very e1eea'ent
Critics o! the present day are Of opinion
That the sentiment OF national gratitude At
the annua! recurrence Of harrests, and the
Continuance Of peace. could not be the
subject of sincere gratitude On the part Of
whrle communities, except in those early
ard simple periods Of colonial and Puritan
life. xhen. between the want of seed in
Tie spriuc. the ear,v frosts in the fall. and
the incuzzions Of the Indians at ali se.sons,
Tie safe gathering in Of .ba cron vas tba
running Of a real gauntlet. and a full crib
Of corn and barrel OF pork were subjects
10 breathe freely orer. But It must be re-
men,be1ed that czitics Of a1l kinds seldom
p..y. and never give thanks for anything.
Their function would be, first, ike the
irreyctent Young Franklin. to propose ono
thanksgiving auuual]y over the whole bar
ri and then harino ahn1ishad tbe
daily .orace before meat thew uou1d
inquire like Charles Lamb. wbatber va
co,1d not r,;ve thxnEs far son,cth;nu n,ona
.n;,;t.,1 +han s.1t ,,ort or macLa,a1 M
vithst,nainc Charles Iamb.s dsrnt;,n,,
suggestions re do moi learn ttat he ,var
fe1t ,,r ,,,,rnn.+;,, at t,1-;,, ~, . 49,.
1nok to read without .a1ioio1slv civino
.bants or tba, ha ara, enta,a, ;n,n r,,,'
re,sat;on u.;tt .ba a,,raet f-;ara 1,., ,n..
, 1870-11-24
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, 1870-11-24
THE FORTY-SECOND CONGRESS

How tho Parties nrc Davided-The
Revenue ReEofnexs and pfpsec-
xionlxtE.
FFoM tAe !f7s Fork Esenfnq Hpss, xop, Il.
In the following List Of menbors eIectd eso
the FoEty-tecond Cougresas. tho names T.
roman arc Republicans, these in .talic1
a1e Democrats: those haEing, "pred1ed are
tectiocists, md those with no mark are IN.
known:
ALABAMA.
: IS :sse!:a,a T. ! Turner: 2 e:s :ss.rs. HAYS.
B. #. a. Haadi<y, saiais. 4 d. siass,
. .. P. Snyder: ~ ~''
Three members to elect in september, ISL
CONNECTICUT.
Four members TO eiec. n April, 1a71.
r. z. B1qpk
FtoRIA1.
s. =. .Sihkaek.
GEORGIA
seven members to elect tn December
!. + ftzst:hR fcS.,t: < f!1zsp :5e.:s Moore
ne,.qe G;Bp.ssaid i. Mga4a Mst'r = R:s<. sss<ff'
sassa s:'ts; ss;i gun IL IL sss }sss i *;
l. I'm .%Em Z Sissaek. ! s.:KaAlonD Raasor, ,s.n.
= ~ FL Esi.,on. 5a@si Js9s :! Z 6 TyasS Ssss;.
4 :}se .Jsse y: Wilson ID. .wiiilan wllisan1.
: .han2,5 1sna G9anrn: = IT, II. Jasper Packard.
s Ss:$.s S:s:ss 5
David P. Lowe,
! !: e As'a s seasnss s,.a3 Jss, .s ( 6ttn St.sa'
/: / :Ss,a !; Tfss; Rss:s<..1. :. +5ssa i: Il ass*:
}es; }ssf, SsSss9sa F:sss 5:ss zsts; zzssse
{$sss S;: 4fs $,,;. 'sss 2sss5s hss. hsis
s ':ss.s! a:e&s&s 1.s1es: sSaa Rssa 11ss L x,r,s4
!. flames Bud1nton. IG III. r. Bank1
:. toakss Anasa 5. tGeo. y. brooks.
8. tHcpt F. Butter: lla tHenrJ L Dawes
&Ssj S:;s:ss S:: :yss%;;
I. MARX Il. DunueiI Il. aJohn I. Ayere,,. gain.
!. t7. z. Harris Il. ID. c, Mckee.
y. l. Norris s. tltgrand #. Pierce.
3 I'll r.. Barry.
MISSOURI
]. sEr1stus EktiA. ID, Il. Co1ninoY. ra!n.
2. sGs. A. FinkelnhusX. IT, r. C, PaffeE
8. ~. r. Mccormick, Ia, James q. B!a(e.
l. til E. Ravens. IL, sAndree Ein1, gain.
& Is. S, BuIdett,
SKBRAsKA.
John TAne-
NEVADA.
sc. #. Krndau, gain.
..- NKW uANFsHtRK.
Three members to be elected In March, ISit.
NxW jERsKY-
s : IT, ts;I::''a' td: I! III h.,sy gun.
, 1870-11-24
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, 1870-11-24
1ss. Ksp1ey 4. 1uass peeins, Court.

aA3%s AePf9y In InAG0 Dectuss C&t1S"
lspM he C1tega Lxqa1 1<xx.
-. E1HNGaiH, III. HnH. 70.
ME-. Ayn2 H1lUM": hara .ha pte4sQto "
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I'm rEmElnhT Ez1duatod- II the Cnt1eo 41T
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, 1870-11-24
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, 1870-11-24
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, 1870-11-24
ILLINOIS ELECTION.

We have finally received the official
hootings of the election held in this State,
for congresanan~as-Large and State
Treasurer, as following:
EoFHHkssXAx.A1.I4RGx
John 4. tcx1n, {Repueuc&n,. .fca ssx
W. B. Anderson, toemocrasl. :. .14,1So
aA0}St4E . III $f&
tfxfE TEkASCKKR-
RrRStu1 y. Bates, {Repuhuczn). .1s7. en-
Charles R1dze1y, tDemoctar.. tsS
Majority. ...........,,,,.,,,..... g19o
The following are the official naiosiies
n the Congressional Districts, except the
Thirteenth:
, 1870-11-24

Independence md bappineas. to, to nnah H. - 4i,. i.
pams elai.na In the teeth Of = Rusoo-FneIish
ot4M over the divided saiment Of two hunared
9ahons Of heathens7 To b mixed fpr The
" 91st tins IN tho bloody equabbles OF Eusops'
i Eos lot ths Alabama claim nor the MnGAi1a-
AAu c&2ml GAru.
, 1870-11-24
The Grand Holiday Number,
OF which ~e Print
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WIN extra pet7zea, extra pages, Chzist,naa Stories
Onf1tmAs poems. Chrieslnas illustrations CH H1SrNAs
aUSlO AND 4 CaRETMAs CAROL RY THE
AottoA. G. &c. viii b one Of Tie most beausifpg
ou0htf1 a{ ma8axioe eves fssued b fhe ,ohrfr T.
contain The beginning Of story In his most br
Hantrein. By -
, 1870-11-24

Club Rates.
tne new mskaxsne Il eonduetsd By d. j. g. Holland
Timothy 1tsonh}, ssIstsd By aba men in iii the de-
pAlt3aen1s. nd sTefY nruafss1i
, 1870-11-24

OF the dyo States yet to elect, the following
f4 \ fair e4fifnA4A.
, 1870-11-24

John Ta0e
NEVADA.
sc. #. Kendall, gain,
... NEw HAMPSHIRE,
Thrc@ members TO be elected In March, ISL.
!. II. Y. Hazletop, II j. Hill.
Z. -. {. tbfksr, & 10. A. Wsls4y. rn,n
3. ~. I. DHd.
, 1870-11-24

; l. - P. Perry, gaiu-
3, = eIoh. z. Stevenson.
! ; u. .. Campbell, "a.
4. -. r Mckinney, Ga
T. sCAdyks =. Ls1mts0sa
6. tJohn A. Smith.
!. =. ShelIaEaa10eI.
8. 'John Beatty.
.. Charles F. sIor, gain
H. t. u. Peck.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-03
AUCTION SALES.
By Neville b Van Soingen.
INTERNAL REVENUE SALE OF D1ST1L-
LERY, FIXTURES, ETC.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
Collectors Office First District of Louisiana:
New Orleans May q. 1870
QY NEVILLE d VAN SOL1N 6EN'
d Auctionesrs-Ofice No. Ill Grayer street..
Notice is hereby given that on MOND "a y"ns 2:
street. this city. shall sell the following described
and to be sold to satisfy
and costs against the said II. l.. Mills
One Engine, twenty-five horse power.
Two Boilers twenty-five and twentS-s4 1eet
long, forty two inches diameter
One Still, nineteen feet. capacity 262s gallons.
One Worm Tub. One Doubler.
One HiGhwine Tub One Lowwine TuD
One Pump. for pumping low-wines from too 20
doubler.
Ten Yeast Tubs. Four Yeast Cans.
One Hot Water Jack One Corn Mill.
One Mash Tub and Worm fourteen feet olamster'
53l7 gallons capacity.
One large Gold Water Cistern
One Fan Mill.
One Elevator for carrying corr, etc.. to the third
story.
One Grindstone. One Ice Chest.
One Hot Water Cistern, capacity 2cUO gaIons
Twelve Fermenting Cisterns Aggregate capacity
0,96l gallons.
Nine empty Spirit Barrels. o,oo
Two Receiving Cisterns capacity about I9oo gal
Ions.
One Beer Sink. One Beer Pump.
One Cold Water Pump. Two Stop Tubs.
Terms-Oash in United States treasury notes.
my27 20 je3 S. A. STOOKDALE Ooliector:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-03
UNITED STATES DIsTKICT COURT
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA.
In TIE MATTER OF JOHN S. BURKE,
Banlrupt.O
In Bankruptcy-No. 20.

WHEREAS, JOHN S. BURKE. OF NEW
w Orleans and district aforesaid. duly declared
bankrupt under the act of Con gress of March 2
Ia6I has this day flied in said court petition pray
ing for discharge and certificate thereof from all
his debts and other claims provable under said act
Notice is therefore given to all creditors wFo have
proved their debts and to all other persons in in
teresr,. that the Fifteenth day Of June, 1870 at
and that they may thea and there attend and show
cause if any they have why the prayer Of the SAID
notice is given that the bankrupt will undergo an
examination before Register kellogg. on the
eleventh day of June. A.. d. 1870, at II A. NJ at his
Office, Customhouse building.
Clerks office, New Orleans. May q, 1870.
mv27 lea IO K LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-03

UALDEMAR BILLIE, M. D., 4
v graduate OF the University. of Copenhagen;
Denmark, Honorary M. d. of the University Of
Padua, Italy. Office and residence No. l35 Roys
street. Office hours from nine to ten o'clock A
NJ, and from twelve to three and from six 70 sever
Spanish, Italian and Danish. Having been ply
stefan in Danish men Of war in the East snd West
Indies he is thoroughly acquainted nth the treat-
ment Of yellow fever and lung affections. Havine
passed several years - assistant physician Of tnt
Hoapitsl Of the celebrated Professor Ricord, II
Psria Dr.. BILE offsrS to cure III kinds Of women
Diseases diseases Of the liver. and private diseases
after new, suEs and quick method. jsSI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-03

A oAhD''''''''':::::::'''''''''''Ao AhD
Strangers visiting the city and wishing medical
surgical aid, will call at the Southern Dispensary
No. go Oarondeiet street, near the corner OF st
Joseph, where medicines are compounded to coIs
ali chronic cases that may call if within the reach Of
medicine surgery. Consultations are given u
males or females. The poor will be prescribed fol
gratis. Letters giving description of CASE and
tanning five dollars. will meet with attention ane
medicine sent by express.
PSI will give free consultations at my drug
store No. 266 st. Charles street, corner of Delord
street. from half past ten to halfpas eleven O'Clock
is2 IL j. L. LOCKWOOD, M. ~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-03

United st ATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF G. L. TRICHEL,
Bankrupt.
Ia Bankruptcy-N0. 81.
TrHEREAS, G. L. TRICHEL, OF NATCHI-
w tochss parish and district aforesaid, duly de.
Jared bankrupt under the act OF Congress OF March
1857 has this day filed in said court petition pray
ing for discharge and certificate thereof from all
Is debts and other claims provable under said act.
Notice 10 therefore given to all creditors who have
proved their debts, and to all other persons in in.
}tsres., that the twentieth day OF june $50. at
~ M is assigned for the hearing OF the same,
and that they may then and there attend and show
|ca1se. if they have. why the prayer Of the sad
given that the bankrupt will undergo an e1aEnins
tion before Register Baker on s.se tra
(JustomnSuse buildings. New Orleans.
i Clerks Office, New orleans, May q, 1876.
myo6 lea 10 X. LOEW. Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-03
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
MRS. j. SOPHIE.LE.MATV VS.. F.iALEXANDER
lie Nat her husband-No. 1862 zNEd

HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT ON THE
/ tenth day of May, 1870. judgment was rendered in
this court in the following entitled suit in the words
and figures following to wit:
Mrs J. Sophie LIE Mat VS.. F. Alexander LIZ Mat
ne IN motion Of Alfred Grma, of counsel for plain
til and on producing to the court due proof OF said
Il is ordered, adjudged and decreed that the
judgment by default herein entered on the twenty
ssixth of April. 1870, be now confirmed and made
final and that there be judgment in favor OF PLAIN
ti6 Justine Sophie Lepretre and against defendant
Trnncois Alex auder lie Mat her husband decreasing
* separation Of property and dissolution OF the
communty of acq and gains heretofore existing
between them that tie plaintiff recover OF defend
with legal interest from Judicial demand w April
4 1870 until paid, and costs Of suit, with the priv
ieee and mortgage allowed BY law to married women
an the their husbands for the Oh
their dotaL paraphernal and other rights.
judgment rendered May H. LEU.
sg s;sna gay H. CHARLES BEAUMONT.
toigneU Judge.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court, at the
city Of New Orleans on this twenty seventh day OF
May in the year Of our Lord one thousand eignss
hundred and seventy and the ninety.fourtn year OF
the Independence of the United States -,
PHILIP POWER. JR:,
mvsl ie49 Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-03

Having large stock of first.cIsss LAGER BEER
on hand. and being DESTROYS of opening . trace
with the South. we will offer extra inducements 70
Brewers and wholesale Dealers.
Our Lager is brewed by LOUIS CONRAD, wno
was head brewer for Best 90. Milwaukee, for tne
past Eve years. which is sufficient guarantee IS te
The Beer can be soen 1t e. L. Ha!l's vickshurg
Missiaippi; ". y; Lusk Afsnt nsm nd1s ZEN
SANDS bRkWuo CONF
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-03
DIRECTORS:


Hon. John A. Dix, New York.
John j. Crane, President Bank Of Republic.
William NJ. Vermilye, Banker. Wall street. VeE-
miye 4 Coz
Charles G. lockwood, Cashier Newark Bankins
company
Hon. George Opdyke. exMayor of New York
Mnot O. Morgan. Banker.
Thomas Rigney, firm Thomas Rigney 90.
Benjamin B. Sherman, Treasurer New York 6tea2
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, firm Arnold, Constable 90.
Richard H. Browne, of Wetmore Browne. lswyssL
e. v. Haughwont firm f. v. Haughwont 4 90.
William Wilkens, firm W. Wikens 90.
Julius II, Pratt. Merchant.
William W. Wright. Merchant.
Charles j. Starr. Merchant
William Allen. Merchant.
George W. Cuyer, Banker, Palmyra, New YORK.
George T. Hope. President Continental Fire ln-
surance Company.
John n. Sherwood Park Place.
Walton H. Peckham, corner Fifth avenue an1
Twenty third street, New York.
William T. Hooker, Wall street.
Edward H. Wright, Newark. New Jersey.
George W. Farlee. Lawyer.
". L. Cogswell, Merchant
JOSEPH MAGNER,
anaRer for Louisiana and Texas. Ne. 1883 Oo0-
street. New Orleans fel021
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-03

BAKERS.
BAKERS.
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DREMIUA BAKERY,
O. NJ REDON, PROPRIETOR.

DREMlU0 BAA E8Ys
o. NJ REDON. PROPRIETOR.
131 Rousseau Street. Fourth District.
This long established Bakery continues to yindi:
cate its right to the name. The FIRST PREMIUM
FOR WHITE BREAD was awarded to Mr.. Redon
at the Fair Of 1870. being the third mark Of dstinc-
ton Of this kind received by him in four years.
His superior Steamboat Bread is famous wherever
1t has been used.
Especial attention given to making Cakes Pies.
Crackers. etc., and furnishing orders on short
notice. apps 6m
DEA La Il MILLER HAVING SECURED
ID the services Of the celebrated English Biscuit
Baker, Mr.. John Westrup. late OF the London
Biscuit Bakery, are prepared to furnish. N Aodl-
ton to their large and CARED assortment OF BREAD
and CRACKERS. the following kinds OF English
BISCUIT. fresh made and not tainted with sea
English ARROwROOT BISCUIT.
English WINE BISCUIT.
Englsh BUTTER BISCUIT.
English LEMON BISCUIT.
English GRAHAM BISCUIT.
English SPICE NUTS.
English WATER WATERS.
Isle of Wight ORACKNELS.
Put up in enepound papers and three pound tin
cases, packed for shipment il desired:
BEALS 4 MILLER,
Louisiana Bakery,
Nos. s, 6 and Triangle Buildings.
Depot: No. 20 Canal street. corner OF Eulton.
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POLICE REpoRT-MAyoRs OFFICE The
Mayor is temporarily absent from the city
His court during his shsenc" is he'd by Justice
Moore
Mathew McCun, for disorderly conduct, WAS
lined and discharged
Robert McCun, for dsorderly conduct, WAS
tined nnd discharged.
William Grady, for dsordnrly conduct WAS
fined md discharged.
= warrant WAS issued for the arrest Of Sonny
Mills, charged with disorderly conduct;
MAuIsrKATEs OFFICE lanes WiIkrr;oT,
for M assault upon Night Watchman James
Walker with brass knuckles WAS held III the
su,:: OF $500 security to answer an Indictment
nj the = uri tom OF tie Circuit Court.
WArCu NEroRT.-NiRht cloudy, with the
appearance of snow. Majors Hill was ,lsturo'
cd about II O'clock by the disordcriy behaviour
- suno young Iren, ono Of VIII IN WAS &lrcsted'
he blowing Of tina WAtchmen's horns was
causr,i by this disturbance. \ fire is supposed
To have occurred in Prince Georges CO., Md
rs u brilliant light WAS observed in the sky i'm
mcdiately opposite this city just before dsS
light. Two dodgers, hoth from tho North
wrrn accommodated 81 their Watch House.