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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-01-24

In the lower House of Congress, on
tie 7th, Mr.. Ashley, of Ohio, formally
impeached President johnson of "high
crimes and misdeneanors," and offered a
resolution instructirg the Judiciary Com
mittee to inquire into and report upon the
case. 1t is thought no definite action
viii likely be taken in the premises the
present session. What is the use "A.
i. Is dead enough already.
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THE latest specimen of Mr.. Johnsou's

THE latest specimen of Mr.. Johnsou's
way of making treason odious and allow
ing traitors to take back seats is the par
doning of Bradley I. johnson. A citizen
of Maryland, he joined the Southern
army, and rose to be Brigadier in the
rebel service. He was one Of the leaders
of the invasion of Maryland, and In case
the raid proved successful, was to usurp
the Governorship. The act of pardoning
him is one of the most aggravated of
which Mr.. johnson has been guilty
There was not the poor excuse for Brad
lev that his State had seeded. but he
deliberately made war upon the General
Government and then attempted to over
throw the Government Of his State.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-01-24

ONE of the most important bills passed
by Congress the present session is that
known as the District Suffrage Bill, guar
an.eeing to the blacks equal political
rights with the whites in the District of
Columbia. The bill was vetoed by the
President, bat was promptly repassed by
both Houses by the requisite two-thirds
vote. A, Us vetoest against the advanc-
ing tide of political Equalization appear to
be of about equal pc - y with the POpe's
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DRIVATE SALE!-

Il The subscribers, having quit thi
ufacture Of Lumber, desire to dispose
following property:
good WAGONS;
2 SLEDS;
large MULES, with Harness
/ STATIONARY STEAM SAW
with 3O-horse power Engine, in goa
nIng order.
Also, ITO acres good FARM LAM
watered, situated one mile west of
burg, on the Indiana Pike, ! 3 acres of
are cleared, and having thereon ere
two-story Plank House and a Frame
with spring of never failing Water cla
Rg- The above property will be sol
reasonable terms. W. DAVIS & S0l
Ebensburg, January "a, !S67-3t
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE.-

"A The undersigned, having been /
ted Auditor to report distribution
money in the hands of Cecilia Wilt anl
M'Mullen, administrators of the estate
seph Wilt. deceased, hereby gives nOti'
he will attend, for that purpose, at the
of Johnston & Scanlan, in Ebensbul
Honday, the 18th day of February, ne
one o'clock, p. NJ, of said day, whe
where all persons interested may atteV
ian24-4t7 JOHN S. RHEY, Aud
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81. S. s senator.

On Tuesday of last week, Simon Cam
eron was elected United States Senator
for the term of SIX years from the 4th
March next by the Legislature of Penn
sylvania in joint session assembled. The
vote stood 81 for Cameron-4S for Cowan,
the Democratic nominee. The vote in
the Republican caucus for the several
aspirants was as follows:
Senators Brown (Mercer, Coleman, Connell,
Cowles, Graham, Haines, Landon, Lowry,
MConaughy, Ridgway, Stutzman, Worthing-
ton and Hail. Speaker, and Representatives
Barton. Brown, Cameron, Chadwick, Della
ven, Donohugh, Freeborn, Ghegan, HARRISON,
Hoffman, Humphrey, Kennedy, Kerns, Kim
nell, Kinney, NJ Camant, M'Kee, Mann, Marks,
MechIng, Nelly, Seller, Sharpless, Shuman,
Stumbaugh, Subers, Waddell, Weller, Whann,
Woodward, Worrall, Wright and Glass, Sped
ker, voted for Simon Cameron-in all 46.
Senators Roger, Taylor and White, and
Representatives Adair, Allen, Chase, Colyille,
DAVIS, Day, Espy Ewing, Gallagher, Gordon.
Lee, MCreary. Pennypacker, Peters, Pillow,
Quay, w ,llace, Watt, Wharton and Wingard,
voted for A. @. Curtin-in all %.
Senator Bigham and Representatives Arm
strong, Richards, Roath, Steacy, Stehman and
Wilson, voted for Thaddeus Stevens--in all Z .
Senators Brown (Lawrence) and Shoema-
ker, and Representatives Leech, NJ 'Pherrin
and Wilson, voted for G A. CROWN all 8.
The two Senator'S from Lancaster coun-
ty did not go into the caucus.
On the evening of the 18th, Gen. Cam
eron was serenaded by some friends. He
made speech, in the course of which he
declared himself in favor of striking the
word "white" from the Constitution of
the State; defined Andrew johnson as ga
traitor to his party and an enemy to his
country" and repledged himself to the
policy of Protection to American Industry.
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE

N The undersigned, havingbeen Az
ted Auditor to report distribution Of u.
in the hands of William Kittell, adu-,
tor of the estate of William Z. NGo
late of Washington township, decd \.
gives notice that he will attend 10
purpose, at the Office of William KitteI
in EbeEsburg, on Wednesday, the 2OhI
February, next, at one O'Clock. p. m.
and where all persons interested may
ian24-4t1 JOHN S. riley, Aud
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A UDITOR,S NOTIOE.-

IA The undersigned, having bee,
pointed Auditor TO report distribution
fund in the hands of Simon Litzinrs
ministrator of Michael Litzinger. de-,
hereby gives notice that he will after
that purpose, at the office of William Z
Esq, in dbensburg, on Tuesday, the I9
of February, next, at one O'Clock, D.
said day, when and where all persons
ested may attend. JOHN S. RHFY
Jan. "a, ls6z-4t Audi
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OHERIFFS SALE


- BY virtue of writ of Vend.
issued out of the Court of Common p
Cambria county, and to me directed
will be exposed to public sale, at ~
House, in Johnstewn, on SatuT tag
day of February next, at 2 o'ciockf
following real estate, to wit: 4
All the right, title, and interest q
Younker, of, in and to a lot OF gro2l-I
in Cambria Borough, Cambria col...
ing tweuty-six feet on River sI
extending back one hundred tee'
maugh River, adjoining lot OF fES5,- d,
on the north, and lot of BaltEe,
the south, having thereon erects.
plank hoase,9ow in the occupSl'
F:ayer. I'D,
Taken into exSe,tion and 10 0e"'
suit of John GeIse & 60. "a
Sher. Ofice, Ebensburg, Jan. .,
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OHERIFF'S SALE

~ By virtue of a writ of Test Yea:
pom. issued out of the Court of Common
of Bedford county, and to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale, at the !
House" in Johustown, on Saturday,
day of February, next, at 2 o'clock, P.
following real estate, to wit:
All the right, title and interest of A
Amman in and to piece or parcel
situated in Yoder township, Cambria q
lands of George M'Lane, i
Gallagher, and others, containing
more or less, ali cleared, having ID
erected a log house and log staOle-1O
the occupancy of William P. Patton;
Taken into execution and to bS sou
suit of William Beegle.
JAMES MYERS, Sha
Sher. Office, Ebensburg, Jan. "a, 20
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U. S. SENAToRs.-The tern.
teen Senators expire with - U
Congress, viz: Messrs. Covan ' ps
sylvania; M'Dougall, of Califa,.%. "
NTH, of Oregon Davis. Of r r. saa
Sherman, of Ohio; Foster, of cos.l
Kirkwood, of Iowa; TrumbuII q e
Edmunds, of Vermont Pom...
Ross, OF Kansas Cresswell, of NJ:
Brown, of Missouri; Fogg, of M
shire; Harris, of New YORK Y
Indiana; Howe, of Wisconsin - :.
OF Nevada. To fill these vacsna;al ~
tons have thus far been held >, n
Sherman, reelected; General ~
place OF Foster; Justin s n.
place of Edmunds Harlan. II ,''t q
klrkwOod Trumbull, re-electssr. - !
eron, in place of C0wan 1; Roscoe Co,,,s Y
in place of Harris c. D. Dr.keO OisI !. a a
of Gratz Brown; Governor Nor,is. " =
place oc Lane and Nye reelected
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-01-24

BILLS admitting the territories of
Nebraska and Colorado into the Union,
with the condition that the Legislatures
of each shall be Immediately convened
and secure to the colored people equal
political rights with the whites, have
passed both Houses of Congress. The
bills have been presented to the President
for his consideration OF course, our
modern "Moses" will veto them, and of
course, his vetoes will De over-ridden by
the two-thirds vote which always stands
ready to save the Government from the
consequences of his official reckIessness
ard perfdy.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-01-24

GTRAY.-
~ Came to the premises of the sinh
in Susquehanna Township, Cambria \
IN or about the Goth of June, 1886. on,
ling BULL, color dark red, no marx,
owner is requested to come forward
property, pay charges, and take him :,
he will be disposed of as the law dire,
THOMAS GOODERP,
Plattev;lle, Jaa. "a, I867-3t
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APPoINTMENTs.-Governor Geary has
made the following appointments
Secretary of the Commonwealth, Fran
els Jordan, of Bedford, late State Military
Agent at Washington.
Deputy Secretary of the Common
wealth, Isaac 3 Cara, of Erie
Attorney General, Benjamin Ii. Brews-
ter, of Philadelphia.
Adjutant General, D. B. McCreary, of
Erie.
State Military Agent at " ashiug.on,
John H. Stewart, of Allegheny county.
Private Secretary, j. Robley Duugli-
son, of Philadelphia.
VIM. 81. Kemble was reelected State
Treasurer.
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ORPHANS COURT SAFE

The undersigned, by virtue Ol = r,st
sale issuing out of the Orphan, ~ o.
Cambria county, will expose "
premises, on - yE1l
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IeIhi a; ],
that certain Farm, late the ests.s est-.t-si
Williams, deceased, situated IN OI2 Vil
ship, adjoining lands of Jonn J;ai.g III
John B. Ross and others, cont iWTgiE
2l2 ACRES, ABOUT 200 or TFSC:| TR
CLEARED AND UNDEk -.
having thereon erected a fra@0 os5 @0a 1
House Nes0 Double Log-Barn ana =
Also, a good, bearing Orchard: ,bs
Terms of Sale :--one-third o. ~ onsi
money IN confirmation of sale .bir;
one year, and the remaining =
Years, with interest on the last W. sn5
from the confirmation OF the s1ie, -
by bonds and mortgage on t1S 1g,R IJI
Admr. of Joseph Willlanss William.
un At the same time ana !" De
sold a lot of HAY by the TON
Ebensburg, Jan. "a, lo0'
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IN. P. Willis died at Idlewild oa the
Goth instant.
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S al01 alto ry.

THURSDAY, JANUARY "a. 1867
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MoEE PARDoSs.-The Nashing OF. correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Enquirer, writing under date of the
Esd ult., says the President has issued pardon to
Samuel r. Mallory, late Secretary of the Navy OF the
Southern Confederacy. His pardon was recommended
by the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, State Treas
urer and ten Senators and sixty four members of the
Housc of the Connecticut Legislature and by Messrs
Hotchkiss, Hubbard aud Barnard, members of Con
gress, Secretary Seward, Attorney General Sanbery,
Gov. Marvin and Major General Il. G. Wright, US A
The same correspondent says that from authorita-
tive it is learned that tie President will shortly
pardon Alexander II. Stephens late Vice President of
the Confederacy, upon recommendations of persons
Of Influence and distinguished positions
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Tribute of Res,eet
IL
HAIL OF CaDno LnncE No TO L

IALL OF CADDO LODGE n o. f. Aa7f a NJ !
Shreveport, La, Oct. 4, 1867, A. +. 1857 {
Whereas, the Divine Architect of Heaven and Earth
has been pleased, IN His inscrutable wisdom to take
from among us our worthy and esteemed brother
JOHN HEREFORD, who died in this city en- the Sd
inst, after long and painful Illness therefore,
hesnlred, That while we bow in humble submission tc
the VIII ct Providence we deeply lament and mourn
the death'o friend and brother
Resol0sd That we tender to the grief stricken family
and relatives OF our deceased brother our heartfelt
sympathes in their affection
Rtsot1ed, That as token Of our regard for Brother
Herritord and our respect for his memory that I'M
members of this Lodge the usual badge of mourn
ing for thirty days.
tGesotuea, That copy of these resolutions be for
Warded to the family of the deceased and that the CITY
papers be requested to publish the same
IA N. KIRK,
ARTHUR.J. NEWMAN
fHos H. ILER, Committee.
j. B. LEWIS, JR.,
tYM. Il. EENNE r
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GooD News NoRTu.-The New Orleans
Times says that "pryatc letters from New York state
that public opinion at the North is becoming quite de-
cidcd in its opposition to the Radical doctrine of uni
versal equality applied to the white and black races
in the military rccspsrnctior new being carried out
i'll the South. 1t was never for moment deemed
possible that the Radicals would go far as to put
ignorant and newly enfranchised negroes into the
most responsible offices, and place the white race,
it were, completely in their power. It would have
been far bttter ior these gentlemen and for the
try, rad they not completely yielded up the drec-
ton of affairs to the guidance Of dcmagogues and the
fanatical rartisans Who having overhrown the con-
stution, threaten to establish despotsm in place of
the republican government bcqueathed to the nation
by the Eathtrs.n
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The jury MBRoGLlo.-We find the following i'm
porant correspondence in relation to the jury ques
ton in the Monroe Telegraph of the 3D.
MONROE, LA, September %, 1867.
General Joseph A. Mower, Commanding Fifth Military
: District New Orleans
The State laws require jury lists to be made from
tableau of assessment. Does special order No. 125
simply restrict jury list to tabcau of assessment
must list be made directly from registry of voters,
taking all names thereon r. W. JEMIsoN
District Attorney, 18th District.
New ORLEANS, October l, 1867.
h. w. Jemisoa, Monroe, La:
You will restrict jury list to registered voters found
on tapeau of assessment w. 7. GENTRY
Secretary United States Civil Affairs.
1t is upwards of five weeks since Judge Wecms,
of the 10th Judicial District Court addressed General
Sheridan this subject, recommending that the jul
rors be drawn from the tableau of assessment, and
about three weeks since he addressed Gov Flanders
the subject but has received no answer from
either yet. The Judge at first ordered the jury list
for bis District to be drawn in accordance with the
State laws but Gen. Sherdans special order No l25,
which made its appearance after the drawing was
in direct conflict with it. and accordingly he ordered
new drawing from the registered list in conformity
with that order.
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN rHMHonE OF Co1r.x-
The home and ward of Schuyler Colfax, which last
spring gave Dr Myers Radical Republican, 90 maiori
ty over VIM. Mack, Democrat. last week at snec;a,
election to elect Councilman, gave VIM Mack, Dem.
ocrat l3 majority over D. Deming, Radical Republi
can The Democrats are iubilant over their success
in defeating Coax and his friends upon strict party
issue, IN Air. Coliaxs own ward, where his own vote
and influence availed him so little
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BUSINESS IN New '0RLEAas.-The New Orleans
Crescent of the 26th ultimo in its money market re-
port has the following, which shows the strugencg of
money in that city:
The money market proper is close. The applica-
tons for discount st the banks are about FIVE times
the amount fiDcome. Renewals the order Of the
day 1t is impossible for the banks to do otherwise.
The daily receipts of some of the banks do not exceed
twenty thousand dollars. This sum does not offer IA
eilities to meet offerings applications ranging from
$4,000 to $4,000. These figures may be termed
nominal when placed in uxaposition with business of
other days.
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The ELECTION IN OUAcnIrA PARIsu.-The Monroe
Telegraph of the Sd says the election in that parish
passed OFT very quietly. Total number of votes cast,
1919, OF which l4Of were for convention and IS
against enc LudeEng and Crawford the lucky
ores The whole nsmber Of white votes polled was
l55-total registered in the parish 2O75.
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GENERAL. BANKS TO VISIT MEXIco-A WASHINGTON
letter writer says that General Banks chaii man of the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs, has accepted the
i'itatioh OF Senior Romero to accompany him 10
Mexico. similar invitation has been extended to
Senator Morton. They expected to have left on the
9TH Of October
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Our readers will be more panied than surprised to
learn Oh 'he ueith OF Mr. Thomas l.. White, for many
years one of principal booksellers and stationrrs
dis store on Canal street was long the fvore resort
OF persons OF literary taste, but failing business aud
health since the war had been the source of much
trouble, from which he'is now forever freed Nav he
rest in peace. ~ q TIL,
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VALUABLE CITY LOTS FOR SALE:
Y-SIX LOTS
In the Most Eligible and Desirable Portio on of
the City of Shreveport.

pEING DESTROYS of selling all my property in the
I'D city of Shreveport, will sell at public auction, at
the Court House, in the CITY of Shreveport, on
Wednesday,, the st day of January, 1868,
all my real estate in said city, known the Howell
Place. to-wit:
lst FORTY SIX LOTS, 40 feet front by $50, in frac
tonal 10-acre lots s and 9-from to 46, inclusive
I'd. ABOUT TWO ACRES, which the Tan Yard
is established.
Cd. FRACTIONAL TEN-ACRE LOT II, containing
about acres. onswhch the residence is situated All
of fractional 0acre lot 49, containing about six
Also, in 10acre lot 2 and lot adj
joining the corporation line, which the mill is sit
uate !.
Terms of sale-One- third CASH the balance in one
and two years credit with per interest from date
with special mortgage retained on the property sold
waving benefit of appraisement.
will sell any of the above property at private sale,
before the day Of sale Parties desiring to purchase
would do well to call and examine the property before
the day of sale.
There is in connection with the above property the
greatest abundance of the finest water in the State,
which has supplied the city for many years, and with
some expense, by the aid of pipes, water might be
carried to the door of all the inhabitants of the city
90 If JOSEPH HOWELL
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The ELECTION IN CLAIBORNE PARIsn-We learn
from the Homer Had that the election in Claiborne
parish passed of very quietly Whole number of votes
cast, 2269-l733 for convention and 500 against. w
Jasper Blackburn (white and VIM. R. Meadors (black)
were elected to the convention There were four
other candidates in the fsl4-two white and two
hla{k
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We in the habit of receiving the South Western
and Caddo Gazette our Shreveport exchanges by way
of Camden. We ought to get them by way Of Homer
as that route would bring them several days earlier
We can i'll afford to spare these excellent papers, OF
get them out of date. Magnolia (Ark.) indicator
We refer the above to the postmaster at Homer,
and trust that he will-sec that oar Magnolia cotemp0
rary will get his Shreveport Exchanges ~ the shortest
and most expeditions route.
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YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANs.-By reference to
Ger Geographic dispatches it viii be that the vel
low feve: in New Orleans shows sign of abatement,
the deaths averaging from 60 to IS per day. An ex-
animation of the mortuary list pubishedn the papers
from the Goth to the 2Sth shows most extraordinary
proportion of foreigners who the victims of yell
low fever We hear of it at Donadsonville, Baton
Rouge, Bayou Sara, and Hicksburg 1t is evidently
sweeping through the country, and nothing but want
of material will stop it until heavy white frost.
TIE PRESIDENTS CHARGES AGAINST STANroS.-A
Washington dispatch to the New York Herald says
that Congress convenes in a little more than seven
weeks; but long before that time tie President will
have the charge and for suspcndng Secretary
Stanton from the War Department ready for submits
sion to the Senate required by the civil enure-of
Office law. The made out by the President is an
exceedingly strong one, and the Senate will find itself
enlightened in matters it little dreams of when it re-
eeyes the document In the premises
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JUDGE D. i. BoHEoEY.--This gentleman, under
WIT Of haJeus corpus, was taken from the authorities
of Marion county and taken to GAINESVILLE, where he
tried before Judge Winston Banks, and admitted
to bail in the sum of 81 ,0OD.
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WTTH Tt8VT.
3-John Herriford-paralysis.

We would advise young who accIi
mated to form Howard association, for the purpose
of attending upon the sick and seeing that the dead
ARE properly buried. We have doubt but that the
citizens generally would subscribe literally Let the
young men act in this matter /" Immediately" Who
,1-a
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Died


In this city, on the evening of the Sd inst after a
lingering Illness Mr.. JOHN HEREFORD, for many
years pilot on Red river.
In this city, on the Sd inst, Mr.. NJ. D. McWILLIAMS
aged IS years, months and Is days.
- Missouri and Kentucky papers please copy.
In this parish mile and half above this city on
the river, opposite Kouns plantation, the morning
Of the Sth INST of yellow fever, Mr.. JOS. WILLIAMS
one of the oldest citizens of this parish.
In this parish, on the night OF the 18th instant, Mr.
JOEL TALLMADGE, an old and respected citizen.
In New Orleans, on Thursday. September %, 1867
of yellow fever, JAMES S. HYATT, native of Baton
Rouge, aged q years, member of the Sd Louisiana
Regiment, late G. S. A.
In New Orleans, Wednesday night, 25th ult., at
1913 O'clock of chronic abscess Of the liver R. W
GOODWIN, aged 55 years and months, a native Of
Virginia, but for many years resident of Louisiana
and for the last two years of that city.
Mr.. Goodwin for number of years resident of
this, parish.
In New Orleans, on the 24th ult., THOS. NAPLES
tor many years pilot on Red river.
In Marshall, Texas, on Monday evening September
so, 1867, SAMUEL B. POPE, son of Col. Pope.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING AT SUMNER GnOvE.-We
are requested to state that meeting Of the conserva
tive citizens will be held at>Summer Grove next Sat
urday for the purpose Of giving f;blic eEpressionot
their opinions public affairs aud the formation Of
club. A number Of prominent speakers are expected
to be present.
SExroN's REpoRr.-Thc following is list of the in.
c rments in the Shreveport cemetery for the past week
reported by the Sexton:
October IN. B. McWiliams-yellow fever.
20" Jack Lyons-spinal disease.
20 3-Jas w. Parham-mania potu, complicated
with fever
3--Tohn HEREFORD paralysis.
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The Chicago Times remarks, in reference TO con-
I,tiageRcysusse
When Grant refuses to obey the orders Of his COM
mandern-chef and attempts to- prevent their exc
eution BY the officers under his command the coun
try will be in state of civil war with Ulysses S.
Grant enacting the role of Jefferson Davis. It will be
rs well not to anticipate such an eTatt.
GENERAL KIRBY sNITH-General Kirby Smith has
been chosen Principal of the University of the South
located at saawanee, in the Cumberland mountains