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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

New Policy OF THE L. S. GOVERN
MENT--A dispatch from Brazos an
nounccs that Gen. Sheridan has order
ed the arrest of Ortega, on the eve OF
his return to his W country, Mexico.
This must therefore be accepted as a
new plank in the L. $. Governments
relations with ether Governments. Ii
John Bright should ever come to this
country, and afterwards think Of return
ing to his home in England, lie should
he arrested.
If q Frenchman should come here on
private business, and afterwards pro.
poses to return home, the L. S Gov
crHmcnt should, by al means, have
him taken into custody, ifthere he any
reason to believe his return would be
disagrccable to Napoleon, with whom
we have diplomat C relations. And,
above all, we should have u corps o!
scntinols stationed all along our Gulf
Atlantic, Pacific and Canadian borders,
to prevent Irishmea from leavin no these
for those of Cir en- Erin. 1t is for the
United States to say. hereafter, who OF
our foreign residents or visitors shall
90 back to their native lands !-.Neu
Orleans Pic0yune.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01
Communicated.
WI
CONCEItT,

A grand amateur Concert will be Civ
on on the evening Of the 7th inst, by
the young ladies and gentlemen OF
Winchester, for the benefit ofthc Meth
odist Church This is the first favor
ofthc kind that our Methodist friends
have asked Of the community. win
the good people Of Winchester and VI
cinity respond by giving them a.crowd'
ed house? We remember that the Cir
Gus nos Merolly pct'oni.ea, Shall the
Church receive n like recognition wv
understand that the best musicians viii
perform on the occasion, and reveal al
the mysteries ofthe WnSicus TeSa"rus
The Concert will be given at the Meth
odist Church. Doors open at q o'clock
Concert to commence at Z O'Clock.
Admission fifty cents-no half price
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01
What Does IL Mean Il?

4 eocro, o~rrouizot;on. comnosod q.
omo,y. ami soldiers Of t1p late rnio,
,rmy vl, hayo o}optod "a lb,,r dos
ion,ff,r "rhc Grand Army Of tlc Re
r,,lfc "cy'.,s f1r,poLort thr Nortbcrp
,,5 Wo.,o,, s,o,,. and +. u,,y o..om
hl,l IN u,,iono, convention ot Indi9u
o,,r. Tbo o,..iio, l. r~rcopnptl,
o.,.,J soc. tbo i,oi.yIl,o Couyic,, wilma.
hi. ocoonf,,,fon c,oo,s and what mr.,
~, oliao,.y ul u,lo,.,,od 70 bo -,
,ir,,r, ,roori,o.;,, oval Of c,urq,
has como d,e,ito 10 execute
Wh,, u~,,, ur,o.n Is +. an importeu,
,oo,,or ~ ,Io Aucr;ron ncoul.. Secrc.
,,ol,hool ~, mif,ory oroonizoticns Ar,
no, ,~r,rottyo ,rr'le~,y or calculate,
a., ot,I ,,c,ous &, ,r,c Government, and
,,,,, ,ro c.,o,,olI, dcnocyou, when
n,r,, ,lor, cn,tc,, leto fine -lhmida
,;,, nr ,ho c,,s.i,u,iono, ou,horitic.
,r.,rroy ~com,,,ct Lo1y. and cmhrs
c.,.o os ,his ia el,l to do. Al roe uma.
,rr,., ,,lo ro,o on c~ytrrsiyp mil.
,,,. ~,,.i.,o, u,., cor IT, ,hny sec
,ro,or ,.ui ,nc vpry cytsfoucn Of tho
~,.,.,, j., f,,,arl,. We notice tno
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

The Comptroller Of Georgia is some
what puzzled to know how to collect
the taxes from negroes. They refuse
to pay, change their names and resi-
denccs, and float about over the State
to avoid the tax gather, and generally
when they are picked up there is no
money. SO the collectors do not know
what to ito, and the law provides no
remedy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

The Canton Miss Mail says hat 4
northern cotton planter, about the on
ly man in that county who rejoices in
being classed Il Radical, undertook the
other day TO whip one Of his freedmen.
and got soundly whipped himself. He
says now that the civil rights bill is an
internal hmmhur.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

A London publisher announces The
Lovers Dictionary a Political Treas
ury of Lovers Thoughts. Fancics, Ad-
dresses and Dilcmmas, indexed for ref
erencc as a dictionary OF compliments,
and guide to. the study of the tender
science" The title win huinbng many
a love sick lad and lass out of their
grccnbacks. We advise him to send a
lot to Winchester.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

TIE New York News ofthe 18th inst,
says: "Tle editors and reporters OF
the Herald have formed combination
against Bennett, and robbed him OF
fifty thousand dollars, An invcstiga.
ton is now going oniu that establish.
mcnt, aud about thirty of its attaches
are to he at once discharged"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

Nashville, Nov. 81, 1856

NASHVILLE, Nov. 81, 1866.
70 tie Elitorof tlc home journal.
On my arrival here yesterday my at
trntiun WIS raiIc.tto hcfolTowing card,
published il the Press and Times, from
that mott uylabie gentleman, John
CAitwood, Esq:
i,5IiIL SPRINGS, NOV. 81, 1866.
Hon. Jane. Mullins, House of Represent
Hllycs:
SG: Although Mr.. +. a. ioughuiillerad-
mit. HAT | am entitled to II seat in your
honorable body, and Notwithstanding that
| am satisfied that | am duly elected by law,
that the JUDGE, aud Clerks of District No.
!. which gives iougimillcr a majority, did
o lahc and subscribe the oath required
hy law, until three or four day after the
election. (nutw outstanding flc opinion of
Mr.. Jarvis. Mr.. l.ouGhmticr's friend to the
contrary | deem il proper to Withdraw
my mime ~ 4 contestant for Il seat in your
honorable body. and give way and let Mr.
iuu"lmillcr take his seat. | take this
course tor the sake of harmony ard the
good IF the oalse. having the interest OF
my country at heart, that she may he rep
resented at this session, etc.
Yours most respectfully.
.iouS C~nITwooD.
To those acquainted with the facts
relative to the late election for Repre-
sentative in Franklin county, the state
mcRts in this card are amusing. MIR.
Chitwood, surely, did not write this let
ter Tor the eye Of the people of Frank
lin county. IL so, why seek TO reach
il through the medium of the Press ~
Times
| feel very grateful to MIR. Chitwood,
(who never had any aspirations for of
iiccj who for the sake of harmony and
the great interest he felt for''hjs coHSW-
aents," for 50 readily yielding hi, claims
To "a sear in the Legislature. 1t mlght
have brought upon the @hofe nation al
other bloody war, had he not so done.
My chief object in this communication
is not so much to analyzc the hath.tal
in the above card, rs to give
the good people of Franklin county n
chance to read and dissect it.
would just say. in concluding this
brief communication, that the state
mcnt that ! admitted that be was cnti
lied to The scat, IL utterly false, never
having believed nor uttered any such
sentiment.
Your Ob't Serv't,
i. A. LoUGuMILEER.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

4. p. Stewart, late licutenant-g genera
in the Confederate army, was pardonod
by the President, upon the earnest re
commcndation Of several distinguished
officers Of the regular army, headed BY
Gen. Grant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01
CINCINNATI M1RKET.

CINCINNATI, Nov. %.
Cotton quiet, but firm, at 32c.
Flour steady ~supcrIine 10@l0 so;
Wheat duh prices dropping, No. |
red 81 70.
GAS and corn dulI-prices I'M
changed.
Whiskey steady at 34c III bond.
Hogs dull and prices lower, sales OF
$500 head at So 2565 so gross. and
SO 50@6 Is nett. Receipts 5000
head-but few packers buying, the
weather being unravorable for slaugh-
tering.
Mess pork dull and prices nominal,
at 10 5C@20 co.
Lard dull at 12@l24c; but little Of
fcring.
Green meats declined to G!@7!c, and
&c for shoulders.
Sides and hams unchanged.
Gold, 142.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

We have received Godey's Magazine
and lie Bon Ton for December. We
have frequently spoken of these supc,
rior works Of literature and. fashion,
Specimen numbers can be seen at this
Office. Now is the time to subscribe.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

The Radicals will find, perhaps when
it is too late, that by robbing the pco-
pie Of the South Of the rights of free
men, to subscrvc partisan ends, they
will lose their own.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01
TIE LECTURES.


T..
Oar pace u h'Gl'y '''o'co p''''"' y"
lhc way VI ''e'"'"'
mayor f"'r"'nNS y o~s''>|' w. n
OF lectures ~ we sew ""'' WYE" 100,
'tIUt' Oh history n''' 'm',"o" "'"'
&F'"' V'ru'"'v - '"' " y' ctl.,
'lrc"' ne E'N'' " WV" p'''''
great historical e''h'' ',"' Nv
on IL MS hrsl I'''u'e ne ''''"' ",' 49,"
er"' p"l'o-op'''o' F'''"I"S "'o", ",o'D'''
ana men gave M account " w, '"''', t.,
resulted III inc o~'''oNe'| o' N"''',,' w.
~ lcHa'' '"' "r'V ','"' 'I'"'''
'e'"l'o ''y'"'' Nv '''' W - ,I.,
oI 'o'u''p"N az" "' w.. r,"in. ~
S"II'o ~ .'"' discover VI r", w.
cc1li' l''' h'HI lecture VIZ f'o''
ABOUT ih' colpi"''' VI '.N''o ,
u" IoF'c"' We "n|'''", "'' ','''"
confined TO American INJURY
ga l'cl"r''' we ""!'' veg 49,
~ "I' us ''"',"''"'' e a.,
events anu "''oS''',' y, ~P,,,'.,.Ii
power " |N"9 VI. ',,,, :, un,
curr. His cnunciltIon, however, !" nor
very clear and distinct AND ms proN''''r'-
alton Of Spanish prop"rEamc> rather S'n-
gu,ar; bat Iis lecture. are very interest
iug and very Instructive ana we adN''""''
who can 20 avail Themselves Of ''c peas
"'' ~ ''''y"'"" ', v.,,n.. lac, ,oo,uro
rnthc night Of the Mayors laat lecture
some boys in the audience i''ue II srtA'
i,almore noise liHn was necessary Inns
We regretted, and hope they VIII behave
better in IN" iiliure. WIiIrIl ih'y VIII TO II
they are careful Of their reputation.
Mr@, &C.. Graves Is uriiNefih% Il course
Of lecture, oi'cr composition Ii'SH' "'ir'
the public are permitted 70 "'''in' l'c'
subject =; INc ih'r!i''I''"' ''pH,''icN VI
Noniah compared VIVA wan ''' o'i'''''
woman I" DC hIrhtal'l 'i''l W i'''l' II ho'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01
Passed Nov. gG, 1866.

II Is ruInored in New Orleans that
Gov. Wells will he ~impeached on the
assembling Of the Louisiana Legisla
tnre, on The charge Of attempting TO
subveTt the State Government. In
peaehmenes seem TO be getting fash
ionable.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

Four editors have been elected to tho
Legislature in New York this fall, viz,
The editor Of the Utica Herald, editor
of the WATERFOWL Reformer, editor Of
the Ithaca journal, and the editor Of
the Niagara Falls Gazette. In Tennc..
see we lind several printers and ed.
itors in Il c Legislature, among whom
Is the representative from this county,
Mr.. Il. A Loughmillcr, who is a printer
by trade, and once published u paper
in Winchester. The Press is well rep.
resented in the councils of our land.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

A gentleman has brought suit
for $4,000 against the city Of Louis
vile, ON the ground that the death Of
his daughter and wife, who died Of
cholera, was caused by the bad drain
age ofthc street ON which he lived.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

The MornOns threaten to invade LO-
well. Brigham Young said in u late
discourse at Salt Lake: .'Thc last time
| was in the city Of Lowell there were
fourteen thousand more females than
males in tina. one city. That is many
years ago. They live and die in a sin
gle state and are forgotten. Have they
filed the measure of their creation and
accomplished the design Of Heaven in
bringing them upon the earth? No.
they have not. Two thousand God
men should go there and take
to themselves seven wives apiece
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

Small pox is fatally prevalent in
Chattanooga.
Artemus Ward gave his first lecture
in London on the l4th ult, and was
well received.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01
FOREIGN

LIVERPOOL, Nov. %.
Cotton quiet. Sales to-day 5000
bales. 'Middling uplands l4sd.
Consuls 500.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

The United States Military Asylum
for disabled volunteers gives notice
that ii is now ready to receive all vol
untcer soldiers honorably discharged,
and who are disabled to such an extent
a. to be unable to earn n livelihood in
the ordinary walks Of life. Whatever
labor they do will be paid for. Pen
sons must be given mp to the institu-
ton when the soldier enters, exccp,
when he has u family to support.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01
i. A. ~LoUGuMILEER.


Gov. Evans, Of Colorado, has just
contributed Se5.cO0 TO the Northwes-
tern University at Evanston, Ill, for
the endowment Of a Chair Of Mental
and Moral Philosophy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. %.
Flour a little frmer, but still I'M
changed.
Wheat higher at 1902 90 for fair
choice.
Choice corn dull and unchanged.
Oats 54@ 5Sc.
Provisions unchanged.
Whiskev fiat at . 30.
Hogs G@G4c and heavy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01
Nashville Cotton AEarzses.

NASHVILLE, Nov. q.
Cotton is advancing. Sales we're
made yesterday as high as 800. The
majority of sales, however, were made
at from 294 to 304. The transactions
were qnite liberal, as the following will
serve t, show:
Number Of bales received, 500
Number OF bales shipped, All
Sales, All
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

The Belleville (Ark.) News says
that last week four Union men accept.
eda challenge from four late rebels to
fight Il duel with riles-distance one
hundred yards. All being sharpshoot,
ers, each ball took effect, three being
killed outright.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

NASHVILLE, Nov. -, 1865.
The following are the rates paid for
uncurrcnt money by the Nashville bro
kcrs:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01
The Radicals carrying Party into
the Jury-lsuN.

tES ONfs-b'tS.
The following ia the official copy OF
the hill excluding n majority of the
people Of Tennessee rrom Ihc jury box /:
IN Act TO define the Qualifications Of Jn-
roIs of thi' state.
Section l.. Be il enacted by the Gen
cral Assembly Of the State Of Tonnes
see, That in all trials of civil or Grim
inal cases in any Of tue courts Of this,
State. il shall be good ground Of cllai-
lengc for causes rs 10 the competency
Of any juror, that such juror is not a
qualified voter of this State.
Sec. >. BE it further enacted, That
this Act shall take effect from and after
ITS passage, and all laws in conflict with
the provisions Of this Act are hereby
repealed.
Passed Nov. 90, 1866.
WV. I!EIsgfII,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives,
JosHuA b. FRIEHsoN,
Speaker Of the Senate.
This, says the Nashville Dispatch, is
running Radicaiisro into the ground.
1t assume that those whom the party
of great moral IDEAS terms rebels are
80 idiotic, or SO dishonest and corrupt,
AS to be incapable Of jury duty. 1t is
q violation of truth, Of the constitu.
ton. and Of republican government
II will recoil upon its authors with ter
ribie effect one Of these days. This
promise may be made with an absolute
certainty of fulGllment.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

Court has barn IN session in Win
chester this week, Iio Honor, Judge
Paterson presiding. On account of a
pressure Of unexpected business, W"
are unable to give any fuller notice OF
events in town, ~ tie way, We c&
pcctcl one or two young gentlemen o!.
ability, WHO are disciples Of Coke, .ai
Ii promi,rd - G"aish Ioc&! items, to
do so. They have failed, and We have
. mind to rcprjmoud Chem for non GoI
hlimcnt Of smcrcd promises, lat We will
let them oil tiIis once,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

A negro was killed in n church at
Hamilton, Ohio, on Tuesday, for insult.
ing the preacher and congregation.
Lucky it didn't happen South.
The publication of the New York
Daily News has been suspended. 1t is
stated that it will hereafter be contin-
ued rs Il weekly.
Tire Chicago and Northwestern
railway has 1920 miles ofmain track
open, and within aycar it will be com
pleted to the Missouri river, and con-
meet with the Pacific Railroad.
DR.. Evans, the new Senator from
Colorado, used to live in Chicago, and
there edited the Northwestern Medical
and Surgical journal, and held q chail
in the Rush Medical College.
ess--
TIE MhT%EoRS.-lt may interest those
who are unwilling to wait thirty-thret
years to see a shower Of mctcors, to
know that Olbcr, the astronomer, sup
poses the real period Of their return to
he thirty four years, and that the dis.
play Of 1899, repeated in lS33, will ap'
pear in 1867.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

BY reference to advertisement, it
will be seen that Mrs. Davis has opened
the Millinery and Dress Making bust
ness, and also has n lot Of toys for tie
close at.hand holidays, This is . bus
mess which ought to pay very well
in Winchester, and We hope Mrs. d.
will meet with ample encouragement.
Judge Alexander Walker, Of New
Orleans, has gained II verdict against
Mrs. .AckIin for $4,000, for services
performed in saving her a million dol
lars worth Of cotton during the var
Gen. Polk ordered the cotton burned.
Judge Walker, acting for Mrs. Acliin,
persuaded Gen. Polk to revoke the Oh
der, which he did, and the widow sold
$500 bales at the highest figures. She
offered only $500 for the service.
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: = :
OFFICIAL.
NO, II
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, Dec. 20, 1865.

No. IL
STATE OF LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, Dec. 20, 1865.
In accordance with the provisions of an act of
the General Assembly, hereto annexed proposals
are invited and will be received for thirty days,
expiring January 3lst, 1866, for the purchase of
one million Of dollars of bonds of the State paya-
BILE in twenty years, bearing interest, payable
semannually at the rate Of eight per centum per
annum, and secured by the pledge of all the pro-
ceeds Of the sales of the public or swamp lands
belonging to the State.
Bids will be received as low as one thousand
dollars, to be addressed to the Governor of the
State. and indorsed Proposals for the Purchase
of Bonds.''
For the international capitalists and others who
may wish to invest in these bonds, statement is
annexed prepared by the Register of the Land
Office showing the number Of acres Of swamp
lands remaining unsold, and from which, it will be
seen, the security offered for the redemption of
the bonds and the payment Of the accruing inter-
est is ample and certain. With the present depre-
citation Of paper currency below the standard of
gold these bonds offer inducements for Investment
Of capital that cannot fail to be appreciated by the
moneyed men of the country.
j. MADISON WELLS,
Governor Of Louisiana.
mo. 35.l
AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE GovERNOR TO ISSUE THE
boS!s or THh 5INtE tUn ~" rrntJn 0p INV
ptysfEy1, or THE SAME, 70 pErRAY THE EXPENSES
or BUILDING LEvEEa, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
CONTRACTS MADE EE HIN AND THE LEV h2 0"aiAls-
etoShl's' ar W. :, 'a,.,, t Mo oa,,,,, ,
z4sn w, W. u, @ sqote If Io,,jsi
4NoF's y - - 80, ..oaJ rto+ tI,a
80, CtI,+, :. ,,,,t1,nr nod 10
t, etato 70 ~ of,nod Nv, hin,
H., ~ re- e,,oto ayd
III ~, ar+to cto,o j.; s,,,o "a 1,o
,1,ai +t;ni- ,,rror ~, 10 tI,o amount of ono mil.
1on. Of dollay. nayable in t,yentv years and bear
ing irteraat navalle geniannnoIiv at the rate Of
eight per centrm per anpum.
Src. 2. BE it further. eo1cied, etc.. That the
r,ovarror IN conjunction with tha Roard of Ievea
commissioners shall adv ertise for thirty davs in
thn official oror ana iva otbor nar,ers pnbj;shod
in the city nF New, Orleans for nronosals for the
,,rro1,ogo 4h, tor5, Issued ,,rdor +1,o ,o,.;o,s
~ +Iis ord ,,no tI,o rocoi,t or 4ba 1,i5s tho
Coro,r,or and poorJ If I,o,,,,.tionors sa1, lo,o
4be ,,,yo N ,cco,,+ ~, roioc+ tl,o so,o a. mo-,
NAV doom host ,,royiod tbat in Tho nyert If tl,o
MI tota rntoo.., 49,. rto..o.r,o,
and Rs ~ C,an,,;.ai,os- 49,, ar,a a.a
ko,at o,,t1ori,oa 4, ted .at1 ,,,,s ,r ,,,,
,,ont traraap -. - ,.,, ~
a,t ~ a.
Ta,.;s1at.,na ,l, 5..aat
Aeslsl'tafe stt"l. otheF"ise PROVIDE OF oItec''
'oAo, o. Do :" ! "'"e' eHn&'V", e'e'' ima' 70 Sc,
cure the payhelH OF The sara bods anu all itVfcs'
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Hep 1taas pa,a 6ttstt anaav aanins saHassy g. 1856
FINANCIAL.

TAMkS l.. GLENN
AGENT FOB SAWYER, WALLACE 4 CO.,
New York,
VIII make cash advances Conagnments them New
York, and to JOHN X. G1LLIAT 4 co. and ROBERT
EDWARDS, London and Liverpool
Office, 81 Carondeet street, New Orleans.
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goTANIC DRUG STORE
No. l3 FRONT LEvEE, opposite the ALGIERs FERRY
LANDING NEW ORLEANS.
The stock Medicines Simple Compound will
superior full and complete. The patronage of the public
respectfully solicited By the proprietor,
Dr.. 4 A. JONES.
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DATTON q DUGGAN,
CTHOs. F. PATTON JOS. H. DUGGAN)
Agents for the sale of
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO AND GENERAL CoMMIs.
SION MERCHANTS,
II STREET, ORLEANS.
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GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS.

WINES, LIZ OOhe.
RARNErr 81 SHEPARD.
WHOLESALE
CONFUSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS In
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES,
a5..... Magazine street......"......45
OPPOSITE ST. JAMES HOTEL,
Offer the following GOODS, now landing and in store
Fine Old BRANDY-}S and 4 casks
Port, Sherry and Madeira wINEs--in store and In
bond.
Caret, Haut sautern and Rhine Wines.
CHAMPAGNEs-var brands.
BOXERS BITTERs, =.
. Catawba WINE
brakes Plantation BITTERS
o. K, Plantation E.
Hostetters E.
Sparkling and Still CATAWBA.
MINT JULEP.
BAY RUM.
VOLTS sCHNAPPs.
scteidam GIN
MORNING CALL
Brandy COCKTAIL.
Gin =.
Assorted CORD14Ls.
Champagne CIDER.
Ginger WINE.
blackberry WINE.
Cherry BOUNCE.
Also, Agents for
Boyle Miller Co.'S Celebrated Rose WHISKY
And the
Jockey Club House GIN.
And
TiIton McFarand's Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES
Imported and Domestic CIGARS.
And various brands of
Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO.
We also offer the following sundries:.
Rio COFFEE.
Crushed and Powdered SUGAR
SOAP.
CANDLES.
STARCH.
Pine Apple, English Dairy, and Western CHEESE,
MAMA.
BicRrb. SODA-in kegs and boxes.
Olive OIL-pints and quarts.
MUsTARD-French and Imitation.
., Dryin Il, y, 6 and 10 b. Tins.
Tomato walnut and Mushroom KETCHUP.
English Club and Worcestershire SAUCES.
SUGAR OF LEMON.
MACARONI and VERMICELLI
PICKLEs-1G 4 Il and gallon.
| y JELLIEs-sssorted in and glass; all sizes.
Brandy PEACHES and CIERRIES-in cans and glass
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-08

Liberal advances made and strict attention paid to consgn
ments
Having been engaged by Messrs BARNETT SHEPARD,
Commission Merchants and dealers in Wines Liquors and
Groceries, No. As Magazine street. would respectfully solicit
patronage my friends and the former patrons
of COOPER d NEIBERT. -
J. O. NEIBERT.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-20
The Constitutional Amendment
SWindIR

The first section of the constitutional
amendment is either intended to give negroes
a vote or it is not If tits, it lisa roundabout
concealed, and tricky way of doing 1.-THE
worst possible way If negro suffrage was
not the Radical intention, then these pets and
darlings of theirs are excluded from the basis
of representation, as they ought not to be.
whether they vote or do not vote. They
should be represented as the aliens, minors
and women Of all parts of the country are re-
presented at the ballot-box by the adult male
white citizens; in Congress by representatives
chosen by these. They should be taxed, for
direct taxation and representation are proper
toned to population by the Constitution. We
have heavy burdens to pay; the three or more
millions of Southern blacks should not be
exempted from bearing their share of them.
Now ten States are taxed on their total popu-
lation, and that total population is excluded
from all representation whatever. Is this a
representative government?-N. Y. World