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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
sUcs AS:
LAWYERS BRIEFS,
PAMPHLETS,
BILLS LADIN0,
BILL Heads,
BANK OHECKs,
PRoAIss0RV NOTES,
CIRCULARS.
BILLS OF FARE,
BALL TICKETS,
DRUGGISTS LABELs
DRAY RECEIPTS
BLANKS.
CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS,
HAND BILLa
PROGRAMMES,
And livery Other Description OF Job Printing
The material Of the BOOB AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW having Just received from ths most
Celebrated FOEndss comprises the Modern Improve
uonts.
Late Statutes Of Louisiana.
We Onhand for sale full bound or In papes,
THE STATUTES OF LOUISIANA,
Adopted during extra session December 1856 and the
recent session of Is6s
BLOOMFIELD STEEL,
Law Bookseller and statlonsrs,
No LOG Camp Street.
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7utI q bTtFUG MdJUI UtuBTaI n. bdITu
&ATE RTET, RTJRRANK

Without attempting to dispute your power to
carry this order into effect, must, nevertheless,
express my profound establishment that you should
have thought proper to take SO extraordinary a
step at a moment when none of those exigencies
existed which have been supposed to palIiate the
assumption, by military officer of control over
civil functionares and the civil authority The aid
Of the military would have been gladly received
by me, for the purpose of REFRESHING violence at
the time when such intervention was needed; but
am at a loss to ascertain by what authority, or
with what object it is made to assume the form of
virtual suppression of that civil authority which
we have always been taught to believe, it is the
principal duty of military officers in this country
to sustain and enforce. If am to understand,
from the words Of your order that it is your desire
| to prevent recurrence of the notorious and I'M
lawful proceedings y Of yesterday, 1 would most
respectfully suggest that your release of all the
rioters and their accessories who had been arrested
by the police--the first act of your administration
of martial LAWS not well calculated to accom-
plish your object.
In conclusion, general, as the duties of my office
are strictly defined by statute, and as they are
purely OF civil character, beg leave to decline
reporting to any military authority for instructions
am but i'll yersed in military affairs and coald
render assistance to your officers in conducting
the city administration under the code of martial
law Until the civil authority is restored, must,
therefore, decline to act as mayor of New Orleans
Respectfully JOHN t MoNROE; Mayor.
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THE PRoo1AmAE1oN OF MARTIAL LAw.-The
following letter was yesterday addressed BY
Mayor Monroe to Major General Baird COM
Ynondipo
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We would again remind our correspondents
that il is very annoying and troublesome to
print communications written on both sides
of The sheet VIII our friends please bear
this in mind IN sending their fayors in future
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Notice

THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE 10 ATTORNEY
general. HERaos. The following is the mes
sage from the President of the United States
to Attorney General Heron, of this State, re-
eeired Yesterday, which settles the question
as to the convention Of 1864 No such {" il
legal and unlawful assembly is to be allowed
to susurp OF assume to exercise any power
ii authority ;, in this state-and if conven-
tion be held at all, it must be composed Of
delegates fresh from the people, and repre-
senting their wishes. All honor to Andrew
johnson fol- the manly and unequfvocal stand
be has taken on the side of law and order, and
bis opposition to the criminal designs Of a
base and unprincipled faction
BY telegraph from washington, July 80 1861
70 Andrew Heron, Attorney General Louisiana;
You will call on Gen. Sheridan or whoever may
be in command, for sufficient force to sustain the
civil authorities il suppressing illegal Or unlaw
full assemblies, who usurp or assume to exercise
amy power on authority without first having OBJ
tanned the consent Of the people of the State.
1f there is to be d cOnvention let it be composed
Of delegates chosen from the people Of the whole
State. The people must FIRST be consulted in re-
ference to changing the organic law of the State
Usurpations will not be tolerated. The law and
The Constitution must be sustained, and thereby
peace and order. ANDREW JOHNSON.
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STATE Or LOUISIANA,

City Hall. Slst day Of July, 1866
Major General Baird Commanding, etc
Sir-At a late hour last evening, after perfect
quiet had been restored in this city through the
unasssted efforts of the municipal police, the fol
lowing order from you was placed in my hands by
Gen. Kautz:
LHEADoUAKTERs, DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, La, July 3d. 1866. I
General Orders No 60.
In consequence of the notorious and unlawful
proceedings Of to-day, martial law is proclaimed
in the city of New Orleans. Brevet Major General
a.. v. Kautz is appointed Military Governor of the
city He will make his headquarters in the City
Hall, and his orders will be infinitely obeyed in
every particular.
General Kant2, and will be instructed by him with
regard to such duties as they may be hereafter re
quired to perform.
BY order of Breyet Major General A. Baird
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EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

No. ga Camp street. New Orleans, La.
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

A IL wANfiN9 FAKNa--tAxps 10 ALL WANTING
~ tafms 49, 80 Mrs a s-tflsueat 81 tnessd
fcA tst rratunnf i<F<~ rfups . sers sn p~r
sfw f@yshs wfatA Tar rears aI tusineas nsNn Il al
gea s<~iy a3affs&s s@fnns &a1 nAklax si.pryrr.
naF~ts AptN - tNtNbf- y LANbtS Fuas Master
nsls os4lssaas 80 - ~ q 80 ssnt fs@
The New York herald., 1866-07-10
SUMNER RESORTS.
OoLLIvs HOUSE.

(NoLfINS HOUSE,
~ Great harrington. Berkshire county Mass
address tho former patrons and those Of our friends who
msy hereafter visit vs 40 follows
The house delightfully."- situated just out OF the village OF
Great bnrngon Nss The natural advantages OF ~ fOca
ton ehArncter Of climate picturesque scenery and fnel
senae ol neishborng inhabitants are justly objects Of
celebrity.
Prom snacou. proenades Of the house be viewed
The south range Of the valley OF the Honsatonc
including Mount Washington, Mount Everett and many
The surrounding mountain streams and woodlands AFFORD
liberal Inducements for the sportsman either Win the gun
rod
The grounds connected with the house ample includ
ing ssiy The house Is bu with oil the modern
improvements spacious airy and well ventilated
whoh u conduced throughout tho building. Warm cold
and shower baths always In readiness gratuous to the
cannot fa 10 notice delightful and great variety Of
drives Ia this vicinity also shall be prepared with
carriage soa dln horses sfordng opportunity to visit all
neehborns points II interest, 40.
Parties visiting either from North or South can be
landed station the hotel applying to the
conductor of the fI0nsatonic RailioEd
We ha~e that table be abundantiy
Piled from New York and Boston markets and In this
ne.on only 10 our guests whether friends
pleasure seekers parsons desiring temporary home in
rural retireen that You will at all times fnd sumptnous
table and wen furnished rooms, attentive servants
sas proprietor siways soctoas for comfort and happ
ness.
We hope with the advantages che possesses and
atautnn 10 whatever confrbute tn the excel
lsnc- OF hotel management TO make nvortte resort
With these aud solicit your
psironage and encouragement.
j. q. HUBBARD JR
The New York herald., 1866-07-10
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1868.
COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
DouGHREEPsIE OARD.-PARrIEs OF REsPEcrA-
hity wishing Board, mey apply 70 or address, r. ~ ~,
- Montgomery street. Poughkeepsle
vVAsTED-coUNTRY BOARD IN PLEAsANT AND
w healthy locality mountainous region preferred) for
family three adults Terms modei ate Either ~ farm
boarding house. Address j. b. L. BROOKLYN Post once
yUANrED-BOARD FOR LADY AND BABY, AT A
w farm house. In the vicinity Of New York; Glen Cove
pr~fsrred Address stating terms and location, NJ, box
AHA Post onloe
yVANTRD-BOARD IN THE COUNTRY. FOh FIVE
w Children: two nurses and two adnits Locauon must mnss
healthy and good board must be prvded where there
are other boarders preferred Address r. L. box O. Herald
olAc~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-08-04

a California paper tells ihe fr.i0~inr
-tsry d Lieutenant Derby ~ jim Pbsraix. =
i5- humorisg
0ne ev -niag a he is~atre. Pfraix oa-
serveta m,n sitting 'hrre seas ID front.
p om he thought be kne~. He rqae-sst
lhe person sitting mex, % hin - punris she
cssser isdiv ituai wisn BIZ csre. The polite
az angsr lid 80. and the dsiurbed person
,ur Ming hi- head hui.. he Discovered his
hs w.l no, the psrson o.
took him sor. r king HE s,iention stead
is<sIy % the pIsy snd affeeiin unconscious
ness Of the whole STAIR, be left the nsn
sith The cane 10 settle with The other for
the dsIur bsnse. who being wholly without
an excuse. there wss. Of course. lndicrous
md embarrassing scere-duriag sii 81
which PhDaIx wss profoundly interested ID
The plsy-
Al lssr the msn with the csne asked,
rather ind gnsnily. "Diden'i yoa ,sIl me io
punch n n msn with ny s,iekr'
Yes
And y bat did you wanif"
Il wanted 10 see ~hs'her yos would Paneh
him o. nor!.
This reminds u u another specimen d
icy poliieness BY that ineompsrable Wit
y Ohm Phrnix'' was Iei~nreIy enjoying biz
second course a holel fssle in New York
a green vermonser seated opposite bss
longing eyes for some time on : dish of Gu
eumbers JUS, beyond the reach ci hi arm
.Issy. suancer.' greeny tothe gen
'ltIemas in brass buttons. scan you reacl
then eowcumb-ri''
"PhGnixs leisurely stretched ou, MS hsn'
Itowa.d the desired article. ssd srsin ~i'h
ldr.wiDg q. responded. -0h yes. very -eadi
.lly.' and cody proceeded ~ish bio Knit
aod fork exercise
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eur AearrE shrrks 90 - saf sd -'-sffsss
tr'~rm .lrisz ID rrssre ra- Uasia ~ ~u-
isih=rs - 80 rr- - -u-sv. ~ ~ aEI-r-
Nj " rhs msnsrr y go inEprrL J4.s-
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rsrs rns sr~A th4r -s4r Fs&e-si C1isn
nnsa aas shail - ore sss~4-
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hsii ssins rhss ~ ~Ase z=a " Azsri~r s-s
at.s - COVERS ta~z-s.r-~ ~i'hsss to- ail
y a. iaferssr rar~- All shrt 1e xls,s,r1vs
y IN sa-n sssat - IT, Cs.srrrnrisa Elrs-
y proposed ~ ~ ssearlsi Csnzrs-s- N
s-ir- np'Aiar sa- sA4 - sf -ssrrL 70
To- Stss~s - srsn-iag srE-s suErars sna
'ie tAress 1G ,saasAasss il ease X . Re
susag-
= Tnai 80 ss.fHsrs 80 fra-A. ssr rhe
U1iua sns Esa.-isral9a Ee--rv- ssll o. the
resnrry. snz rAss sA- re,-l,xs 1relrrsrEsa.
q Ehe 2s-zrtis Hhtf IN 70. Hen errS
90 have seen sz5xuss @nhs1< "A. AZ II
blErk rsSPs. : gross rai ssrrrr Inssls
20 nhr t-av- end -,i:sns rhirr soldiers os
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GA lssyss - : ds<sss vsrs tspssiss
an srb<r Ssy ssoss biII fsIIsv s~ed
es<h q then. - - Ieft she nsssss . shsn-
s<sss 90 esgAs = hsse Ne nssey. Z
s.<ss 10 sss< shs nss<y - ssssss q
rsars-.T sd rk- Isvyer. 'far I ssvsd ~ IT,
.. frsm Nc psrit<sti.1-' 'wsll.' ssid
~ Sseror. 4 ssssd d. frsa 49, u =
.seSse.s ., 80 which 90 shs nsssY-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-08-04

Do v,u pork Dp fcus L9rd tlss- ~.
Don't yuu sno~ 'sis cerirn de.ihi
Fatal is The shir, that Me- ass
n.dl % Hercules bequearh.
Know you no; The pprs trichina
Through bots's erir.i.s gSl
Ev~n now ~sih sermin lively.
Yoa nay ieeir from top 10 toe
IIa~e you tslngesi IL The ru~sle
" the pe-is your f.sh y .thins
Wsrms are usyeisin. on your muscle,
Merely ridden by ycor skin.
To 'besr '-rhrs,;~s are due The stitches
IN your sides. yaur limbs. yvur hesd;
In your brain hes re makias breaches.
sir, yoar Tie hanss BY thread.
Wha' ~ <sys Yu d n7s ,hin.s n
Ii,lis -eishee inena hrl
~ sr--it - vsin 70 bsnk II:
P4-nlen-~ j. ir the =.
" saly pig prtud Cineirnan
s>aears Fhr s'cry's sll shan;
D0~a oar TbrOai- 'hrI CITY naughty
ssaaiInvs lhruss ~ syas oi lem.
Crea'urs =ieaL'rrr Than horse hair.
Race ssiroast nues of every grade.
o. - 'eaP~ule-' housed o course ass
A4w-y- ~-ssy fer arsts
b.-A 4. 1A- x.-'ta Aiih W psle u rss-
Etabsn ,arl miie sn1 zig
X, " uPsp cpr~srr. r-seil horss
~ a.r -.ssn-s- o:spz-
Sosne lsis-k III = 9rm spiroloss
4 slay w violent ira, b. -l-in:
Avrs, hir --Ysn \ u: fa4 hin cai.auE
HsHhin atsn--h-'lEi-- agssa.
fir Air. ~. ~ gross -r~iai.r,
I H..e'ag AZ. -aiiii 'sii 81 ri~-s
+.s aNn s2 1fs.s Jix FHEAalsr.
S-l- .-ssi, ana v As.
Eh, vt.''- ihrs ~Ag ealsl'ea--
t-umsu- sptuP b, r.asv
" hirl suF q ~ ees-'~saslien.
HOPES w mss- 'hanrsrrs snA.v'
q saa -k~2'ie- ia ths sr-kr.
Ten rne. you dcnt b~.4rse.
Ars aestrsri ils~ works .. Baran
Gamn y. ssl - q j-reisr.
Krnu 'sir irinsi- kia.s. -ir:
Ann' D ugsr snr nam an5 sAias.
y kihs "Her' hsir rise like qsai :. ~.
OA. IN 're'i'i rrrk-yon-pine
Germany wish Erin -igh-la
Or thu vlsi'afisa grirs:
Trr-e's : .'zsrn that nFgrr ti~is."-
Gsnlle r~ldrr. IT. J. hia.,
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- m-1A 4h. ~ l@1 @wln L1@ @Nr r.rrAt-
-A.srmsa snl C~s. y Gr~%se .Yppinses
secretary. ATa essh " ia.H Dsn SSrltis ts.-
tors 81 ih@ ci-lrir- a. nsssssAni--
X The following ssaile1sn ~ere ap2s.as-
"a eSani'ise 20 sPPrrtoa me E.-e %
coun,isr. IL:
WI EYaa-. NJ Gb-.~. JpAn = O'Bstr.
" ArGr. Eirs-.s Spraa-r. 80 3
A Il M. N PIX: :MB c-rpsfsr. ~ Ps-sys
A : Bte+-ti. ,: d. ...J J8c1x ysn
arrsweh. Nashaa Ps-.ri- os wsnsk: =
v Ssmes. o. Knox: II Ms-Pby, OF Da
v.e--.
The Committee reported ih~ f0ila~irE-
based upoa the vote ior MsC;eiisn j. 1864.
whseh ~a- adopted ri.hosr op2ssrEions Ds-
si~-s i3 r0,fs. Dubois IS GisssE 10. Knax
- Marta 3. Po-ey IT, Pik~ 10 S7snrsr -
vsnd-rsnrrh .. wsrirk IS.
The ioiloaiag grntiemeE Eere sPPeintrs
committee ia r-sslalion--
Giasun--S u Hclesms. yssasrsnrsA-
IA T WAiule~ss; wsrark-B ; Faiser.
50 2snrer-c Jene-; P.ke-Ja< Barker.
Knfx-l S c.uihurn; Dasois-N F.shers
D.sless-S Il Taylor; Pss@y-E 7 Cox
Marrn--E Moser
The E~s-taras Fsis ~ss .ass'ea ~ sii
romaasioas 10 be made ~ tar Coarsusiou-
Oa nstssa. she t:,aF<niien ar-s Prertse-
.ss M select > c-nsldafe fp- C-azF~~s
julie p rid 4 Lsira hn1 Asn - + NAs
issk~tr~ Pui VI nrninniion
IAa 1--t srint rsFnii-d f. sp.i1~r-
tsf Nsask--6ib-en ~. NhrTirk IS.
Vnaasrrurg - vk~ AZ Dssisss H. f-s
III, Mr'. 2. : N Tpis -
Fes LAlc-S arr -, D1-i y r
inA ~
~. y -',sh'- ngr.inafisn 80 ai'sru Ar1-
isarat n.s1i'im 'sr-
III rrari''r~ tp ior% rrr p-f~1 ;a-
rnE, esHa As-~ nenain 49, saosi-
"a. VIZ
ls-Hit~a, bE iEe D~- rFsrg 81 t4~
riFsi top-rs --4sns. u.s'firi. ~ csnssEsssa
s--e'aesrr-
/. TaAt w coniess r3cn EhieA ne ARE
na~ rnt~Fif4 Al -inplr AfiAfr ne Frtrr-
Ai Uais', nntrF W. Gees i'r'isn - aarPf-r
isns eoa- Fss by - iiiAs 'fsvns hssA1rs.
Assh re ressFFsd r'g~Fsuf shr sfairs unin'
v Asfed, sAsll e-al'no- - - en- icraa -
rnvefnmen'- ~ anr'srr 80 -Asii aase
iDfcrt Dnpn r. ~ cor -re-sinnAi nsurFsttun
~r h'svi'i''"ntFs afsi4~ : errfrsl esAssl'-
-aFtt grrafna'ea'. eunnd ~ no censts'1-
'issa'fr is.,is s"t y 1fAeh ~ fsssAies
~ ~ P~oP.e ~eai - \ ihs z-e-ry " >
: o-se na5r-s'F ( tgngr@-s- rvAifns'r1 - :
rlf-coE-iiiuied ana srrssPvns'tle oe1rAs ci-
re1forv-
insf ~ r's'r ''s~ aaf F'sn' ~ rsef1~
irvM ih- fecsrai psipr. s1r inAi fhe fs1-
era' Uuien y Composed ~ ~ r. S'hir-
th=i haze hi'aef's hsss arghias nanaaes an-
lto 'he onAon' mt 'nosr ine casfiii1'iSN
irses s'nt- = -~"'A''eo - 49, egaai reFftseH-
i'AsiaH - tne censie &c ~ piper rfF55
feni''on r. the L91rr no1s+' ihsi 'h+
A,srs'auisen = ~ snPresn- 80 = 80 a,-1-
int We iFe''1sni = sHvfn - en'o'ee -
's~s' snr 'hs' Ae So 800 - " -
n-1e y ~ o1-rAsss ". 'a1i1'e. o'o'''-
'i1n ana - 'npff''r- I1'Sn I'Ae -
tI0nrrr@s whn. the LNreffrMfAsn rf1lSrfz NJ
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-08-04

0JThe eholers has taken On shc eFidsn-
i form in New York City. H
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-08-04

q p The udsrsirned respect O
islly informs the public N
'rhxr Ae hss 200. and will eonstsnily keep
.ou hsrd, % nssufssisrs 20 order. sli che
isress sa6 NOS, fsshonsble varieties Of Fur
.niturs, such % Wsrt:o5es, Bureaus, Bed
ssesds. r ~ I.sanees. snd large ssscrt.
NEST u chsirs. or the besi sty.es- He re-
speesislIy 5nsIses those desiring sDyshing 10
dc line. 10 eaI! snd examine his stock be-
fore puseh ssing elsewhere. % he 70 cord
dess hs esn plesse them At his chop on ma
corner q Neuson end Pcssersviiie s'rse,s
~-- JACOB ALLIES.
Dee. a.. les4--iy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-08-04
NEW SADDLER y
AND
80 Uarncss ,Manufa Glory.

WILLIAM n. PrEFFER. respectfully
snnouncrs 10 the ci'lzens OIL Dubos, and
rrIrouating counties. Ihsr be ha= opened =
SHOP on Souh Main street, in jasper,
-sh>sske - prepsred q DO all kinds Of 80 ork
10 8sdslery harness making and buggy
sdn ming. A ssoc I Of saddles end harness
'sept eossssnlIy on hand fcr ssie . lcw -
'shey csa be bought else where Repairing
tvse promptly. He will be thankiui Tor >
shsre Of public pstronsge-
IwIv 93I 1aSS "
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-05

How TO Cnooss A Low.-There is ALWAYS
some risk IN buying COW, of who's previous
character and history We know nothing for
there are no infallibe signs OF excellence A
rough scrawoy, ooarse, III shspan COW ia often
noble mixer. YET there are few points
generally agreed upon by experienced firm
ers, which II Is well to consider bstors pur
chasing small bonsd head and light orns
ar oet'sr THAI lAr.s. Long less make too
wide gap betsixt udder and milk pail. and
long-legged cows arc seldom q let feeders,
but wander about TOO much. slender rsth
er than thick ok, 8 rsight back via.
ribs, snd broad brisEs,, are 10 he sought for.
Inc o'dy CT the COW should be large in pro-
portion to head, meek, aud legs, though not
excessively large. and the hini quar,ars #
lar=e out Of proportion indicate got ! mi king
"a 'iies' Medium sIsed COWS, all things o n.
sldered, prove the best mi kers for ne amount
of f1od they consume. The 90 or OF tie hair
As nothing probably TO do with the milking
qualities, and good looks should be regarded
% little In purchasing Dairy animals. As to
me color OF the skin, bright yellow. Nd
proach nR TIA of gold coins, creamy col,r
within the ears--tnis and good rioh mi are
cry ap, 10 go together; AMI withal a sof,
n-Xi1 . hide, loose over III. ribs aud 1ump. i.
also to be sought. The udie should he
hArg-, soft, aad tull OF veins, which rsmitv
over 1t, with full.sis-d milk ' in, s,r-ton,ng
forward along he belly, and the t ats b. lsr.s
and not crowded togetnrr Test the cows cis.
positi and inquire about IL. Irri sble and
nsrVous cows are unpleasant to handle, AMI
almost aiwa soint .nik+rs. sone.hin, can
bs ascertained irJn ths looks and motoos.-
Larg b, mud eyes, easy gait motions when
driven, aod gentleness shsn ha died, in IL
cate sood ns.ure. What the bntelers term
good handling" is en- important o1.litv in .
miloh COW, for 1t Indicate. OF only good milk
ing properties but easy tatisnlng, when ser
Woe In the dairy 1, over
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-05

Nh Edit Permit ue through the COL
umns OF your paper 10 presen' to the Uuios
party, the name II Joshua r. Head, gea,e.
man eninently q1Alld ID tor the Ode or Gov
ernor, and who wou by his rare Attachments
and executive abilities maintain the dignity OF
{. oil o
He certainly has s.ro1y c aims upon the par.
ty Ter the dislnterested lsoocs be has At All
times performed for 10 succ.si, especia is
when Chairman Of the Stale Executive Com
mHtee.
Without intending In any manner to detrac
from the merits Of auy of the gentlemen
namel 10 come ction win the office oi @ ,vert
or, it is obvIous t. my miod that 8 numiL d.
tion would be u tower Of strerg b, aud lusurt
Raccess to the whole ticket E PLua Bus Usun
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-05

There is great ,puInr discomfort a png tn e
Prussiao people at he determination of be 90, /.
ernment to g. 10 war. corrtsIoudent cf tb.
Paris Temp says that Ia travelling through the
Rcenisn provinces belonging to Prussia he
toaod the prisons ofCobiea Z Cologne, D lssel-
dJrf Vessel Maiden aud Munser ilied win
soldiers Of the landwslr, accas d OF ssdi ,us
crimes or OF aca OF grave insubordi IAriou.
Soldiers the way to the army sang songs
tgainst Codnt de Bisuark, ana even az ainst u e
King. Others shouted out, The Austrians
tsesVsr!' without any trar, and the officers pre-
tended cot TO hear. The same wli.er says:
The DISC 1ntent Is increasing every day. Nearly
all the manuflcl uripg es.a bhshments in tbe
provi ees are already closed, or ON the point OF
oelug so. Commerce is dtfuact, bankruptcies
laaumeFablej Ia another week there will be a
vast number u Sorkmen out ofem Employment, aud
the coaseq lences Of such a state OF things are
easy to ioresee. At Barin the siluAtil % Is
similar, with, however, this difference, that dis
tusosnces have already commenced there"