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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-09
REOPENIN6.
MEDICAL.

A0O4VAAs
SWHET QC1NlNE Is A RECENT IMPROVE.
ment fepiacee the use Of the Bitter SulphAto
Xnnne, with which al are familiar Dose for dooo
IL warranted fully equal in every way 70 DittGi
Vu111ne and ike 1t, is the one
ukkAT, POSITIVE AND CNFAILN0 CURE
FOR ~ diseases of malariOus origin.
INTERMITTENT FEVER
CHILL FEVER,
RENMTTTENT FEVER
BILLIGCS FRVkR
=, DUMB A0tD
And the long train of disorders following thsos
SWEET QUINLNB
10 made solely from Peruvian Bark leo In Bitter Ont
nine). therefore 10 of vegetable origin and NOT 4
mineral poison. but, on the contrary 10 proved 10 -
one Of the elements found in the beod Of III hesithv
persona
SWEET QUININE
Acts - m Antidote to- ~ well - . curer for mali.
nal Or miasmatlc poison, the absorption OF vhioh
BY the lungs causes intermittent fevere eto ~
only advantage claimed for 80"
SWEET QUININR
ever the use Of old Bitter Quinine il tho entira A.
oence OF mat intense persistent bitterness vhieh
N tno Httef, 10 an insurmOuntable obstacle "a ~
use WIN most persons, and always with childrsn.
SWEET QUININE
- Two forms-in powder for the use Of nh vs,c,ars
1no druggists, and fluid for use in the 6milv I'M
1oE the general public. -
ru,s STRAINS, RARk Co.
MyH AanufactuE2G Chemists. New Yorh
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

STATE o. LOUISIANA
Executive Department. :
New Orleans, November 8. 1871.
In view of the many blessings with which the
past year has been crowned, and in accordance
with the proclamat on of the President of the
United States. !, H. c. Warmoth Governor of the
State of louisiana do hereby appoint and set apart
- a day of public Thanksgiving and praise, THURS.
DAY, November 20, 1871, and do hereby recommend
to all the good people Of our State that upon that
day lay aside al ordinary secular pursuits, and
repair to our customary places of divine worship,
there to offer thanks to the Supreme Ruler Of the
Universe for the blessings AID mercies He has
vouchsafed to US, and to fervently supplicate for
continuance Of the divine favor.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the great seal Of the State to be afxed
at the city Of New Orleans this eighth day Of No
vember, A. D. 1884, and Of the independence of the
United States the ninety-sixth.
By the Governor:
nc. WARMOTH.
j. ". FAIRFAX, Assistant Secretary of State.
uOQ
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THE WILSON VICTORIOUS
At the Great Ohio State Fair.
THE NEW CNDER-FBED
WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE,
Unrivaled for SIMPLICITY DURABILITY and
BEAUTY. Easiest to learn and manage On easy
terms Of payment, at TWENTY DOLLARS LESS
than machines controlled by 1.-THE monopoly"
Warranted to do perfect work. Rooms at Gen.
eral Southern Agency, No. 1879 Canal street. corner
Of Burgundy street. AGENTS WANTED.
II. 81. TRUE & CO.,
dele 10 IN tn " Agents.
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UNITED STATES
INDEMNITY CLAIMS.


INDEMNITY CLAIMS.
Por losses Of property sustained during the late
war, viz Claims for value of cotton, other prop
erty taken OF seized, stores and supplies taken or
furnished the United States forces unconfirmed
Spanish claims TO lands in Louisiana, bounty land
claims, etc.
The undersigned properly accredited with the
Government Departments, has full facilities to OBJ
aprompt dispatch Of business therein and before the
Court Of Claims and spe.ial committees sitting in
Washington City. Claimants under Spanish claims
to lands in Louisiana, titles and surveys entered
but not yet confirmed. and bounty land and home
stead claimants will have their interests promptly
attended to by applying to
MRS. C.. EDxONSTON,
United States Claim Agent.
At the Office of Fred B. Earheart, Notary and
Attorney. No. 60 Canal street, New Orleans.
Refers to-
Avendano Brothers, No. Us Common street.
Judge Louis Dent, Washington City.
Hon. s. Belden, Attorney General, Louisiana.
Hon. H. c. Dibble, Eighth District Court, New
Orleans Louisiana.
Hon. B. F. Joubert United States Assessor In
ternal Revenue, New Orleans. oc2O %
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There were no stables at the recent fair
in Macon. There were, however, 1.-TWO
hundred and fifty splendid horse cottages"
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JACOB OFT,
b u IL d E r.
1S4............. Delord etFeet.............1SA
(Tvoh Circle,l
NEW ORLRANA
Stores fitted up with dispatch. Jobbing promptly
attended to. iA11 1dp "
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IMMEDIATE RELIEF,
AND A PERMANENT CURE auARAxrrxn
THE GREATWESTERNRRMKDY
Rhs,, Certain and Speedy Cuze for xeuralch,
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache chill md psvsr FL eto
t noe pages nom influential citisens, testifyina
osut s o of tS SisPsll;ng and
furnished on application. WA -
ees4 - All First Glass DruGgieta.
PRICE:
~ cents, - cents. 81, and q 50 per Dot&)s
AGENTS WANTRD Hv11YWH111.
AAAON DAVIS, Discoverer and Nauuhetn,n
M Wnsh1ngtoo Street, Newark, n. I.
10 - oetained Of the NauufHetursr n vh.a..s.
~ n, 10y, .! at Dk0A0 BARNES Ca an6 NM
. n nvUSALs' Agents IN Nsw Y01k CIT.
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NEW ORLEANS SILVERWARE
MANDATORY.
Attention is particularly directed to my SILvI1
TABLR WARE. such -
SPOONS. FORKS. ETC.
Prices a. low - at any Northern manufactoryI
and CHEAPER THAN IN ANY HOUSE, In NEW
ORLEANS. Quality and style equal to any. Full
guarantees given in all csses Every description Of
Medals Badges, Military Beltplates, Sword Mount
ings. ETC.. manufactured in tho most artistic man
ner and ct low pricea
A. HIMMEL, Proprietor,
de4 1y3p No. 1856 Poydlas street.
DIR. GEORGE ]. FRIEDRICHS,
DENTAL SURGEON,
155 st. Charles Street, Corner Glrod
Street. one square shove City HALL
da75pSly
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STATE NATIONAL BANK.

MATE NAllVNAI BANAs
formerly Louisiana State Bank.)
Samuel II. Kennedy, President; E. Rigney Vice
President: Charles L. c. Dupuy, Cashier.
Capital $50a 900. Limit, 81 600 900.
Foreign and Domestic Exchange bought and sold
Collections made upon all points.
Gold deposits received. Gold checks for sale on
Bank of California San Francisco oclO I'm %
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Have Your Printing ana DinAing Dene &C
the Pelican Joo O0co, C0FDoP Camp and
POydFas Streets. oc39 "
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PLEYEL PIANOS.

PLEYEL PIANOS.
Just received exShip SAGE" . large invoice Of
those fsvorite upright
VEL PIANOS,
1nvoiced ct reduced prices and for sale verv low.
LOUIS GRUNEWALD.
noS It cod Up Importer, No 10 Canal street,
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TmKaEa&sksll AtRRzNp
2 si1rStsiRnnr !

YaalSsIalil 8. s;:' 1ts fo,hfhsE Ell
LoqyHeand the ,TulleriM are burning.
They, are said tos have been ignited by
the Federals With petroleum. The Fede,
rails were driven yesterday from the Faul
boQrg Gsrmain and elsewhere. The
versaillists: to-day are continuing their
victorious march. IT, thonght the
Fed4rais will attempt 10 escape towards
Bell4ville hpd Pantia. Crowds of .repui.
Bive looking men. destitute Of uniforms
and in rags. have been taken prisoners.
EoNDoN. May 24.-The official result
OF the. oensua Of, London? just taken.
shows,a total population Of slightly over
3. zoo, 600. ..3 r slts.t.,'{.
Tue insurgents have. area the Palaces
OF Legion OF Honor and Council OF
State. on the Southern side OF the Seine
ana opposite 1.-The gardens Of Tuilleries.
Dslef 6 palaces are also burning. The
verealllists baye advanced their left wing
to Belleyille, their aaAtre T., pais.e.
Louvre and Halle Centrale. and Iha;r
right TO the observatory, 'The,fnmes ana
smoke;of petroleum pervade the city.
LpNDoH, May, ,24-The ,.Ysrsailiists
oarriedF the: 1termiaus .of, the 6trasbure
haltroad.ts 3Btllioray, 1.-THE Communist
Minister :ot Var, was killed. ai.u.a.,
-, OuTss1!nE sl!1Es pF PARIS, May "a! Morning.
Tho barIiqades. in nthei Place iVendome
and the Place de Ia Oonoorde are not vet
carried, aud the ba5rjcadea at, Beileyilie
still hold out 1gainst the government
troops. ef The Insurgents. however, are
discouraged by the sucoess of the Yer
saillists.'., The, losses of the latter. YES.
terda!y, were heavy. Strong hopes are
entertained that the finishipE blow will
ne gwen she Uommnnists today. III !,
OUzsIDs OF PAa1s, 1,P. MA terrible
explosion has .jaat occurred 10 the centre
OF Paris: 1t is considered probable that
the Hotel de Vile was blown up by the
insurgents. ~ III i4-I.1,l--i5' .y.,-y,
KHlssAn.1Es. May Dap. M..-The
Tdiiiefiea arc entirely burned down. T.
is hoped the galleries OF Louvre will be
eavea. Great fires are raging in Paris in
all directions. yiir.> ,;..6r fI., III ,si.
NEW YoRK. May "a IA World special
dated ;St. Denis, to-day. says: Alter o
brief iull Yesterday, Sighting was recon-
mencsu and. continued all night. Tho.
Yersaillists. surrounded the dTuilieries
Lou vre and tue Place Vendome. Dea.
perate lighting followed, aud every inch
o. ground was disputed. At daylight,
the insurgents atill held these positions.
com oAned assault is now progressing.
WAsH1NaToN, May 24-Wushburne.
from veraailles, telegrapha the following
sto Fish: The Tuilleries is entirely con-
snmed; the Louvre is threatened: the
Palaces of;,the Ministry 81 Financea,
Etes Mojor. Legion Of Honor, aud other
buildings are on FIRE. The fighting CON
tinues. m e
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FISAncrAL AND cuMmE,,c,AL,

LIVERPOOL. May 24-Noon. Cotton
active and frmer-uplnnds 71I(97s6;
Orleans tx; sales Is, 600 bales.
LIVERPOOL. May 24-Evening.-Cot.
ton closed firm-uplands 71I@756; or.
leans 72z@71s; sales Is. 600 bales; specu.
iation and export 1000; sales OF mid.
ding nearly due from Charleston md
Savannah 7Il.
New YoRK, May 24-Noon.-Flour
shade tirmer. Wheat a trifle higher.
Corn shade better. Mess pork is so.
Lard firm. Cotton excited and higher
uplands 1926; Orleans 1861; sales 500
bales. Freights firm. Governments
steady but dull. Stocks heavy and dull.
States steady. Money easy, az 4. Gold
l1as. Sterling unchanged.
2 P. n. Specie shipments $3.50, 900.
Cotton strong; sales 9.463 bales-up-
lands 1875. Flour Southern unchane.
ed. Whiskey o.. Wheat t-spring 1Ca2o.
better; winter red and amber Western
]. 62(@l.67. Corn better, at 7l(a74.
Pork and beef quiet Lard heavyNket.
tie IL. Freights firm. Money in excess
OF demand, at 2(@3 Sterling 1OJS0
!OH. Gold l14@l15S. Governments
dull but steady. Southern securities
buying attract more attention and prices
gradually advancing; market very firm
to-day Tor everything. Tennessees Tx
new 7l5s. Virginias 68s4; new r..
Louisianas l 60; new 621s; lsvees 70; 8s
g. .Alabamaa LOB; 5s 70. Georgias
SS; Is ". North Caroiinas 472z; new
26M. South Carolinas II; new "a.
BALTIMORE. May 24-Flour scarce,
firm and active. Wheat dull-cl,oice
white 1.20@l.25. Corn-white firm
Southern steady. Pork weak. at 18. 0U.
bacon steady; sugar. hams 16(917.
Lard ll!s(9l2. Whiskey unchanged.
Cotton tirmer and. higher middIing
oG9l54; receipts 127 bales; sales 800;
New ORLEANS, Nay q Cotton nctive
and tonding upward -midtlling l521; re.
celpts l.478 bales; sales 5000; stock
il3,S17. Flour qniet-superfne 6.25;
rgnietImixed and yellow 72@73; white
Bacon easier, ut 7L@lO; sugnr.cured
hams l4}s. Lard duiI-tierce iIMIllI
keg l2(@l2A. Sugar firm-prime II 4
@ll!.a MoIasses firm-fermeptinc and
plantation reboiled 30@5O. WhisEey-
Western rectitisd 87ls (a99. Coffee dull
and nominal, OF 140Dl51.
CINCINNATI, May 24.-FIonr nuiet and
dropping. Provisions held higher,
checking trade. Pork 16.5O@i6. 75.
Lard Lard l01a. Shoulders 7; sides s34(D
Lou1svr11E. May 24.-Flour active.
Corn firm. Provisions quiet. Pork
held at 1850. Shoulders Z; sides GA
~. Packed lnrd in kegs IL. Whiskey
easier-held at 80.
SAVANNAH, May q Cotton active
and prices advanced-middling 15I6;
receipts 423 bales; sales 800; stock
MOBILE. Mny 24.-Cottoin strong
.niddling l5%; receipts 1l2 bales; sales
LOCO; stock 20, 1O8.
NoRrohK, May 24.-Cotton Arm--
low mlddiing. i4H receipts 344 bales
sales 80; stock 1862.
WILMINGTON, May 24.-Cotton firm
middIing Is; receipts 33 bales; sales II;
BosroN. May 24.--Cotton buoyant-
middling l6M; receipts 239 bales; sales
800; stock 8,5U0.
AUGUSTA. Mny "a. Cotton closed &C.
two and strong, ut I5A for Liverpool
ana 1875 for New York middllng; sales
1OO bales; receipts 100.
CHARLESTON. May 24.-Cotton firm.
middling l54@l5as; receipts 2S3 bales
J sales 2OO; stock 1851.
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DEATHS On Mondny last an unpre.
cedented occurrence. for this town, took
place-two funerals on the same day at
the Catholic Church. Mrs! J. J. Henna-
Ran's. at IL O'Clock in.the morning, and
Mr. John Dowling's, at O'Clock in the
evening.
At l2 o'clock the body OF Rev. L. f.
Guerry's second SOD, who was between
eight and nine years old. was brought
from Florence to be buried in the family
buryIng ground in this County.
On Tuesday morning Mr.. James II.
britton, one Of onr Oldest citizens. died
in this town. Sumter Neus.
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A BANKRUPT HAS NO RIaHr TO FEE
COUNSEL. "A new and important ques-
ton in bankruptcy has arisen in the
United States District. Court OF New
York. It has been found that in a ma
jority Of instances no account has been
rendered of the sums paid by bankrupts
to their lawyers; and as all the assets of
bankrupt belong to his creditors, it is
claimed that bankrupt has no right to
Tee counsel with any of the proceeds of
his estate, and that counsel, in receiving
snoh fees, involuntArily take the place
OF debtors, and may be sued.
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A good joke is told Of a little three:
year old fello4Who;r having adisobeyed
bis father, was about to incur the pe-
naltyI2 d sHit4hi1g,l lfths tiatKes jdaIiRs9
rately prepared o rod. while his son stood
sad and osilent spectator. 4 As, tile
parent approached to the unpleasant
daty, the boy started at brisk run to.
ward neighboring bill. The father
pursued and for time the youbgster
incre ased the distance between them:
but gradually his strength began to fail.
and when he reached the hill and began
to ascend he soon lost bis vantage
ground. Nearer and nearer, the irate
father approached. and just az the top
OF tho hill was reached, and as he cane
within arms-length OF the little fugitive.
who was ready to fall from exhaustion,
the boy quickly faced about. dropped
upon the ground, and with an indescri-
babie cast of oonntenance exclaimed:
Papa, that-makes fellow blow
don't it?" This ''ohnnging Of the sub
lect' was 80 extremely ludiorons that the
Iatner laughed heartily over the strategy
which his hopeful son exhibited, and tie
rod was not used.
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raisss asst siash "a afsaea

W4SA4N8EOHFAaX 34.YrCOtEex1 1paSHed
p reAlesa nSgbE aiAi noa inaeafianssd sdi
%Pssys%sR' %ss sss$ss vent iA,o executive session
E heS'Bss55IsI hsesSss'Bs$ss5IIISoab sl,tt.TkAh hAllIi!5
Collector Of CUSTOMS. Georgetown. D;
y; F. @. Hnmphreys. Collector OF Cns:
toms. Pensacola; Thos E. Hull. Col;
ieotor Second Georgia. District,
.:Pfobabilities--Fhlling barometer With
Increasing oioudiness and EasterIy winds
are probable for Thursday on the A.
iantio coast; threatening weather with
light rain for 'thes greater part Of the
mississippi valley: fresh Eesterly wi1da
from Lake Erie to Lake Superior.
The Senate continues in session. Seye,
raj amendments, were voted down. It ID
probable the treaty will be ratified be-
fore morning. . 9s'1:::.sii 9'a::ii m,
I; The Young Mems christian Assooia.
'tlon convene led in annual session to. day:
and organized tby the election John
Wannamaker, Of Philadelphia, as Presi.
6sl:. ASssJS 8 ssaa II ioe- Presidents nts
q. 81. Brown OF Lonisiana, and @. b,
Els Fisk; a,es q Missouri. Fully 1000 delegates
MONTGOMERY. Ara, May 24.-J. j..
Chappeli, q member OF Congress from
the Celnmbia. 81 O.. District. from 1872
to 1918, died yesterday. on his planta.
ton, near this city. after o lingering
illness. F'i
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AmerIca q ln,ellIaanea.

WAsHMaToN, May 23.-A court.mar.
tlai sentenced Capt. TrumbnIi, Of the
Third Artillery, to dismissal from ser.
vice, for striking negro with stick at
Key West. The Secretary Ut War COM
mutcs the sentence to eighteen months'
suspension from rank and paw. with an
allowance OF $50 per month. !
The Treaty Committee failed to elliott
answers, from A. J. Kirby in regard to
who filed and in whose handwritino. O. waa
the treaty. Mr.. Kirby plead that the
answers wonld violate his duty TO his, Of
noe aud his professional obligations.
Ihreats' shat refusal involved fine and
imprIsonment elioited no information.
Mr. Tinker, manager of the Office, de-
chnes to Furnish manuscripts asked fur
by the committee. +illIi. III.
New YcRE, May 2s.-A World cable
IRON 81 Denis, Tuesday pightr says
and THEIRS enter Tomorrow. The LOSSES
OF the Ooramunists were fearful. The
troops gave no quarters. MANY lenders
OF the Commune were captured and i'm
mediately shot. tf
O5EcI!ssAT1. May Bishop Clark is
PANAMA, May 18. The reyolution;sts
are within three miles of Panama. TIE
American Cousnl declares the seizure of
the steamer Montijo piracy. Business Is
suspended. A battle is expected to-
morrow. - ~
New YORK, May 24.--The fight be-
tween Edwards and Collins was broken
up. M
The Insurance Convention roll call
showed eighteen States represented
Permanent organi1ation-Geo W. Mil.
Ter, President; Lloyd Breeze, Vice-Pre-
sident; 81. A. A!oott, Of New York, Sc.
cretary.
:, The. steamship Cuba, with the High
Commission. sailed to-day.
Held. the managing editor Of tito ri.
oune, went to Washington under arrest
OF the sergeant.at-arns Of the United
States Senate. ~ -
The Foster case is gone to the iury.
police tug has landed with the prize
fighters. go
Dooney Harris, the trainer OF Edwarda
was committed In default Of 81. QUO hail
The Judge said the day of prize fi9htin1
was over. Hereafter .sparrinu eyh;h;s
tions will be stopped. Judge Dowl;ng
presided.
RroHHoND. Va. May 24.-Fifty. three
representatives OF the press Of the inte,
rior towns Of New York and Penpsylya-
MIA arrived here to-day. They viii be
entertained at tho Whig Office this oven.
ing. and after visiting the scenes Of inte.
rest around the. city tomorrow, will
Springs. oup
Ihe oorner;stone OF the monument to
the Oonfederste dead at Oakwood Gene
tery was laid this afternoon. About
10000 persons were present..
RoCHE HEarER, May 24.--In the case of
Daniel Montgomery, for killing his wife.
the verdict was guilty OF murder in the
hrss degree. The prisoner plead insa.
nifty. though Intellectually. 80
CINCINNATI, May "a The Delaware
Manufacturing Company's main. bnild,no
WAS burned to-day. Loss S75. 900. Also
the Exchange Hotel, OF Alliance.
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A CARD TO THE PuRIIC

A Smany ladies and gentlemen in this citv
- have expressed q desire to purchaso
CKoCAERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE, and
oeing nnablc to attend tho rcgu nr auction
saies OF tho same, we have concluded to de-
vote to-day and to o.morrow-Thursday and
rriday-for private sale OF the remainder Of
lhe extensive stock OF China, Glass, Crockcry
and Granitewaro. at tho pr ices OF yesterdays
anction sale. D. .. PElXUTrO Il SON,
Auctioneers and Com mission Merchants.
May 25
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SINGULAR. a singular phe-
nomenon occurred in our city during
the hail storm Inst week. Many Of the
drops OF hail had in each of them grain
OF rice. We have in our possession
some OF the rice, aud are informed by
the persons who gathered it mp that they
held the hail in their hands until it
melted, and that there is no doubt what
ever about the matter. We leave it for
the wise to tell how the rice got up in
the clouds - Norfolk Virginian.
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Ku KLuxrsM. The Petersburg IVA
Courier. Of the 2Qth inatant. learns thai
some ten days ago Mr.. Roderick Vaugn,
very inoffensive and harmless man, re.
siding ABOUT three miles irou that city,
in Dinwiddie Comfy, was taken from
his house by party of colored men iu
the neighhorhood and carried to the
woods, where he was severely whipped.
from the effects of which he was taken
sick and died few-days ago.
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Reduction in Prices,

eww- u LAl'IEB' popular PONY TIL IE-
0taa-&fx8>TONS, one Of tho number jnst
E&SX received. very stylish. No-top
.,.-----!SsN.-Bnggies, -! Top Dnggies and Turn
scat Duggies, in variety. fine Si1-passenger
ihetons, on platforms; passenger Pine
ions, on throo springs. Open and 1urn-scat
Kockaways. This varied stock is now being
offered very low. Also for sale desirable
pair 0f BAY MARES
May25 W. X. OREEEFIEID
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Acacia Lodge No. "a, a. F.M.
a A REGULAR Communication of this
x&Lodgo will be held in Musonic Hall,
I~%IHiS Thursday EVENING, at s
O'clock. BY order OF tho w. NJ.
May 25l - ''
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Rndical idea Of popular self-govern-
ment--"The extraordinary powers of
government which Congress has confer
red upon me"-U. S. Grant.