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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-13

TOLEDO, April 12.-About four
inches of snow fell here during the
twelve hours ending at noon to day,
The weather tonight is clear, with a
cold wind from the northeast. Their
mometer 35o.
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WILMINGTON.
Registration 0lOsed-Great RxeIte-
ment.

W1LMISeroN, April I1.-The reg
istration closed to day amid consider
able excitement. TIE total registra-
ton in the city for five days are as
fellows: whites, 404; blacks, 400;
total, including the former registra-
ton, white, l,3U9; black, 2,073.
The political excitement is increas-
ing daily, and both parties are strain
ing every nerve.
Accounts from Bloden and Rich
mond Counties, indicate large addi-
tions to the white vote under the new
registration.
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..wAsHINeroN. April Il.

l..
Woodward introduced bill to test the
constitut1onsiity Of the questionable acts.
Of Congress. Referred TO the Judiciary
Committee.
The first section provides that whenever
any act Of Congress shall be vetoed by the
President on the ground Of uncOnstitu-
tional1ty of any Of its provisions, and after
wards be enacted into a law over the veto,
Ii shall be lawful for the President 70 order
the4AttOFney GeneFal-tO fife IN the Su
preme Court feigned issue, TO test the
constitutionality Of such parts OF the enact
ment as were specially objected to by hina.
The Speake presented q letter from a
Justice of the Supreme Court, transmit
ting the aniendments Of the rules IN
6anl6ru ptey. Referred % the sConmittee
Coburn Introduced q bili to provide for
the payment OF sbsck pensions, IN cases
where The persons entitled have been an-
fants or insane. or Without guardians dur
ing the time. Beferred to the Committee
on Pensions.
The House resolved Itself intea Commit
tee OF the Whole, and proceeded TO the
senate. No business to be done on its
return. -F 10, 81 .-...-r ...l-
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GEORGIA.

The Case Of the Arrest OF Judge Pope
The Attention or General Meade
Called 10 the Case Instructions
from General Pope Regarding the
Election.
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-r.l.nl malE

af II IlfgE IH0l TlL
The Presidential Campaign Of 1868
promises to be one Of the ahostinter-
esting and exciting in the history Of
the country The issues 10 be dis
cussed and determined by the people
are of the greatest moment to the
peace and prosperity Of the Nation.
1t is highly important that the voters
be properly Informed and thoroughly
posted on the political situation. The
most effective way to accomplish this
is to place in their hands a sound and
reliable Republican newspaper
In order to enable the active Union
men of Southern Indiana and Illinois
and Western Kentucky to secure for
the WEEKLY JOURNAL a wide
circulation in their respective neigh
borhoods, we have placed the terms
for the Campaign at .9sIi :
I5m uHs
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PARIS, April 1.-THE semi official
press, including the GogtStftdtiOglnel,
La France, Patrie, and others. have,
for several days, contained editorials
calculated to allay the public excite
ment over the new army bill. & They
also pronounce the apparently vast
preparation for war as the best pledge
of peace.
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ST. LOUIS.
Experiments IN Reduclng Iron Ore
~ 20 Pig Metal.

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE expert
ments which have been made here
during the past few months in redae-
ing Iron Mountain ore to pig metal
with what is knowngas Big Muddy
coal, reached a most successful result
last night, at the furnace just CONF
pleted at Carondelet, six miles beicw
this city. The final trial was made
In the presence Of a-nRmber of ex-
perts, capitalists aud iron men, all Of
whom We're highly pleased, and say
the mon produced Is first quality
The Big Muddy coal contains less sui
phur thsn any other known, aud
metal can be made with il at less
than seventy dollars per ton
A new trial has been granted Tim
othy $ Fitch, of Chicago, who was
fined $500 a day or two ago for false
swearing ~ @
The managers of several real estate
and other lottery schemes Ia this city,
were arrested to-day, for a violation
Of the State law, aud the whole lot OF
Gift enterprises In operation here viii
be broken up, if the law is strong
enough to do it.
The weather has cleared up fuely
aud turned quite warm. Much dam
age has been done to the fruit crop in
this region, but il is believed there
will still be a fair crop.
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8 NEW QRLEANs.9Kg
The LeVees --Ofder for their Inspec-
tiOn.

NEW ORLEANS, April 11.-General
Buchanan to-day issued an order re-
duiring an immediate inspection of
the levees by the police iuries In each
Parish, and weekly inspections and
reports on their eouviti0n hefeafter.
The order prescribes regulations for
protection Of the levees, and repairs
in case of crevasses.
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Registratfo6 in North Car
u0g 3 8KIohnG E1E4AH0
The Arrest of Judge Pope
in Georgia.
CANADA.

The Assassination Trial II EVidenee
being Taken - Evidence Against
Mhelan.
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Notice.

gWVO COMPLY WITH THE WISHES
or many OF my lady customers, am
willing to open on the Ist Of May, School
OF Instruction for all branches Of fine and
scientific NeedleWork. Applications to be
made at my store, on SeeoRd sire ct, be-
tween Main and Locust.
aprlO div MRS. CHI. KUECHLER.
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Commercial and Family Paper.

Let every friend Of the Union, Of
Free Institutions, and Of the True
Principles Of Government, push for
ward the good work by securing for
the CAMPAIGN JOURNAL wide circu-
lation.
County and Township Committees
Should at once commence a canvass
to place copy in the hands of every
Republican and doubtful voter.
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NASHVILLE, April 11.-An election
was held TO- day for County Commits
sioneFs Of Davidson County. The
Radical ticket was elected without
opposition-two whites and one negro.
The election passed off quietly.
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CAMPAIGN RATES.
THE
WEEKLY JOURNAL

Is the LARGEST and iOLDEST
NEWSPAPER in this section, and
is in all respects
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Equal to any Paper in the West.

During the Campaign, the discus
sion of POLITICAL QUESTIONS
will receive the most prominent atten-
tion; but the past high reputation of
the JOURNAL will be maintained with
undiminished interest as a
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Evidence Against whelan,
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Wemta de Sheriff



4s9icS & Churchill Us. 8n. Levy ne
C0nr de Disaict, egoi s 1al0 iou.
No S38s Alias 6. fa
Tgg B ech8wer vs. Wm Lety-sE1e
Con- De District. PaToisse Calcasieu.
no, 8
I'm Vertu de deux Writs do Teri r..
Nv cias a moi adress6 dams les az
faires 81 dessns intitules, j'ofriraj en-
yeRte pnblique, au plus otfrant et
dernieF ench6rissenr, 4 p Maison de
COnr de cette Paroisse, en- Ia vile de
Lac Charles, SAdEDI, Ter AO1t,
1868. eD,re III Lerres dn maGin 81 4
henres delapres.midi. tons les droits,
titres, inter6ts ct pretentions de Vim
Levy, le dGfendeur, 3 Ia proprlsl6
q am6s d6cfiEe, SAVIOR
I'm certain Terrain
On Lot de terre, sifns en- IA vile de
Lac Charles, mesnrant cent pjpdr
Care, bnrn6 Nord par Ia rne.Puio,
Est par Ia rue Ryan, Sud par le lot
do Celeste Pgloqriiil et Quest par lots
de George Marshall, Ell 6tant le msne
lot de tel're achete par le dit William
Levy de Paul Angnstiu, ST., Ut on
Spouse, u 10 D6oembre 1855, CONNIE |
bar b F6gibtr8 dams ls bureau dn
8eCordtf d. 10 l'ar0isse Oaloasieu
CoEDITIaNs: Compliant, avsU lie
Den6fce destination.
Saisie dane 'saffairep Rusdites.
DAVID J. read, Sheriff |
Bureau da sheriff ~ jain 1853
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bursau des targes d Opelousas, No 6Ol0s
en date du . sspbarahfe, 1850
Sol N tetes betes "a
corn9S dOuC8Ss
Us Btes b8bss B corhe8 tag0uehe q
t8tes cheYaux 81 juments; 3 paires De
bouts; co0 cnas laoutonsS instruments
aTFatoiFess usbsnsiles De mais0p Of de
Ouisihs, etc. etc.
Iegases ct Conditions:
Cling pour cent payable compliant, 10
Jour do "a venbe, ct ia balance B IN ore
ait De nm, dsuz at trDis ana du i0ur da
Ia vante Les aoqu6reurs fournissant
laurs billets ayec BONES SECURITIES per-
sonnelles, solidaires, Residents de ID
PEoisse, payables q IAdninistrateur
on B son ordre, ct portanG int6r6b "a
pour cent par al de- leur 6ch6ance JUS
qu'au parfait placement principal ct in
56rst
DAVID FOREMAN,
Administrator.
Lao Charles, 90 Juin, 86s
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Succession ds Dawi9 u. Foreman.
EN yertu dun otdre de PHon. oour
~ clu SEne Distaict JUdioia6 al N
lLouieihne. dams al pour q Paroiass ClaI-
casieu, i sera offer6 an vente pnblicrra
au plus ofrant al dernier encb
par q soussign6 Administra ST. on ny
elcanteur dtment commissioned n
derniete residence DID daesde, "a cette
Faroissey
sanedis rs Juillets 1893.
les propries6s cirapras d6critea apaarta.
nR'Qt 2 y dlte succession, sayoir
A0.Lse " 8. -. das u IN. III. ~
e n. u du ~ S. q. dalaseo. n
y. ~ ~ n q Oh, des taIree en venta 4
gpaloEsaa contenant 81 55fi00 1870
Eatente des Etats- Unis. No. esgr ~
date aa LEI F6Visr 1850
Il Z O. aVa u
" dgl N O., ID IN IN ~
y VI, la a 5. p, ct Ia ira ~
= ae larSee q m fBS 100
eoateaaat 2a7 6eIt0o acres, csts8cat a.
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#a#
sgoeeestOn de James PerI
DIV Vertn dom osdse Dc PHo1. Coo
~ da 8ae District .Indiciaira de is
Louisisne, dams 81 pour la 2aFoiass
0alcasisu, j seEa ohsrt en- vente pu-
blique, az plus otrant et dernier en-
cherisseur, par les eoussign6s ADM.
nistatenrs on un encanteur dtmens
Commissioned, Ia derniere residence
tlu tlit d6fOnt, sur 10 Grand Bots, ca
Cette Paroisse,
Mardt, 14 Juliet, 1868,
tputes les proprietes apPartsnant q
dite succession, situ6s en- cette Pa.
roisse, savoii,:
7oss-(9 UatI6 cents acres
de teue, lpius On moinsl Bitu6e sur
le Grand Bois, avec tOutes les bats.
SEES ct considerations qpi s'y tFouvent.
6tant n derMAre residence du dit dG
fnt, bprn@e Nord par Ie West Fork,
Est par les terres de McClelsnd, Sud
par lie domaine pnbliqne, ct Quest.
par les terrrs de y. j. Perkins.
2o,-Un Moulin b Cotton et
Monlipea Mails
La nRoHtte ineiyise de
cent viugt acres delerra. sitn6 Nord
dt West 70 k, ct comm CONNIE 10
L Rattan handD
4D.-Le drOft syuE DIES AHaeltOs
ratioIls SIR la Vacherie.
80. lie tiers tndEVise d9une
partie du Lot No. i ,ds Seetim %.
Township 10 5Snl, de Ia Ranges 8
0upsi, npsnrant tr0is acres de face
sur Ia Rlvisrs Calcasien, sur qnatre
acres de profondemrs comn,encalst On
acre an.dpssus dueMpuin a SEE, OF
courrant dcnx acres audeHEous, en-.
sentble avpc h tiers indiyiee dn dit
Moulin 4 Scie, machine, maison, ap.
penliS, etc, 6tant Il meme achet6 par
James Pelkins & Fills, de @. Barbe,
agent de a Pnjo, Ie 20 Sept 1865.
6O.-Quatre cents seize tetes
(plns % mnihs) DE b6tes Dc Vache-
RE, marquee ainsis
P3. SP.
7Os- Hunt CheVauE de VaChe-
rie, marquee ainsi: rs
so.--SOa1ant e~qutn8e Cetes
tptur ttt' ffit,iRs4} DE- !. ijlsIn.ilts faronrhag
atc., marquee cpmme d dessns.
90. Une jument douCe ct
son pnulin. a
l0o Ult vianx 0hevab
llp.--lAnq hosnfs destire.
! l2o,--TreNte.cInq t6tesa plus on
noms, de b6tes donces5
l3-Soixantet reise t8tss. pins on
noins, &c heles donces, non apparte-
lant 4 Phabilation.
l4o.- Environ dix t6tes de coohons.
l5o.- Une jument et nn cheval
sm6ricain.
l6n-Un lot de mails; un wagon;
IN buggy; M lot de livres; nm fnsil;
me menlle; me grande Chapdtere;
'ntils de charpeHtiprs; rouet: outils
i'habilation; cinq bois-delits Tits;
de Its, etc; neubloa dc
naisOn; nstensiles de cuisine, etc.
TERMhs ct CoNDITIoNs:
Toutes sommes de vingt piastres
: ats aesseHs, pes payable compliant: ct
mites sommes andessus de vingt
iaNtres, b an. deux ct trails ans de
r6dit dn jour de la vente. Les aU-
u6lenrs fOnrnissant leurs billsts
vcc s6curita persnnnelle ct aolidaire,
Ia satisfaction dos dits Administra.
'urss partant iptar6t as puaroant
q jonr de u yente jnsqN'au pale.
Ieat; et les terrea demeurRntsps-
aleFnent hyp0theqn6es % faveur,de
dita succession iasqna pleiniet
ltieF Placement du prix d'achat et
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et AAtA AAt2f ~ AeN44aNs@
State 6R Lou&e&@m@s
Thomas %. Boyle 8th DistIi9s Court,
va sEsh of Gale eU
ils lT Finsh No SOS
ny virtue nf q writ OF fieTi facias
~ to ma directed in tbe above emil.
tied suit viii offer for sale 90 auc.
ton, % tho last and highest bidder,
ct the Cont Honsa door OF this Par
ish. ii Tie town of Lake Charles, on
SATURDAY, The frat day 81 August,
1858. between the honrs az / Al.
d aud r. NJ. an the tight, title
interest aid demand Of SiIas M.
Finch, 10 The following described
property. to wit;
A Tract OF Land
situated il the Parish af Oalcssieu,
near Lake Charles, on Che Calcasieu
River, and known as lot -Four Of
Section One, Township 10 Sonth,
Range 9 West, containing forty.nme
4ilOO acres, together with All tie
Buildings and Improvements thereon
erected, unnsiRting If
STEAM CIRCULAR
- a. w New 5.L u Is
machinery, b9snk II 9welling house,
belonging 10 NatopHH Haskell. J i
PEREs Cash, with bBH8fg of ap
praisemeut
DAVID J.. READ, Sheriff.
Lake Charles, Jnne 90, 1853.
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3d.---1'7 head gentle
Catf1a

7 s 4 H
IS head wild cattle; 8 head horssg and
1aaress two YOKE 81 oxen; hogs; shaeo:
tanning utansilss household and kitchen
furniture, etc, etc.
b 1srass and 0oadissoass
j Elye per cent. cash, On day 0f ssle,
ana the balance on credit 81 one, two
ana bEree years from day az sole; pur-
cnasers furnishing their notes with ap.
proved personal security, residents of
1oa Far1shs @ s9lsdo 10 the satisfaction
of end payable 70 THE Administatcr Of
order, With interest az 8 per cent. per
anpuEa rom maturity till paid The
lands to be and Tesnasn speci ally u, 49,
gagged until fun and eptifa payfaaY,f IN
yassiu assan1 assI s,n&awe1A
DAVID FOREMAN,
nSs Administrator.
z III saka esltayTea sgs,y,e On 9ene, 70
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~ virtue Of two writs. Of fieri feoiaa
j TO me directed in the above antiit ls5
suits, IWill offer for sale ab ancfion ~
the last and highest bidder, 81 55uri
House door OF this Parish, il tlle town
ot Lake Charles, on gApURBAV
August 1sk 1865, between the boUre ~
II a. ". and Y r. M., all tbe ripaS Il
Tie, interest and demand % VIM. evv
Che defendant, unto the folloWinp IA.
sorlPed property, to wit
~ Certain II own 4 ~
or Lot Of ground, situated ia tls tov,5
soE LAKE Chaela EE'ari snd SCI Rs.pe.
sale., measuring one bundled fset
square, bounded North 30 plin 1890
East by Ryan street, S5nfh ~ ~ NJ
Celeste Aelequinc end West 80 losa NJ
George Marshall, and being fbe serog
lot ~ land purchased by sid V9iliia6l
Lew nom Paul Anguish. ee,sor sg5
wis. On the 18th daY .of DecsFs IN
q, 1866, as appears By the resoffIa n
sLie l1ecor1el's cilce, 81 the parisb ~
Naieaieu
Gash, with the ps6eHt N
appfalasmen6.
sei2ad in the above entlsd snit
DAVID j. EsIdAt). sheFiR
Sheriff Office, Juno ~, 1858
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HQQuG@lcsa BQAlQh46Ss 6uS4A5uU5 No W
PaFoisse, payables q IAdninistrateul
on B son ordre, ct portane int6r6b q
pour cent par al de- leur 6ch6ance jus.
qu'au parfait paiement principal Of in.
t6r6t. s
DAVID FOREMAN,
Administrators
Lao Charles, 20 Juin, 868.
Probate Sale
Estate OF James Perkins, decd.
lTOY virtue 81 "a order of the Hon. the
Id Eighth judicial DISTRICT Court OF
Louisiana, ia and for the Parish Of Cal
casieu, there viii be sold at public aac-
tion, to the last and highest bidder, by
the undersigned Administrators, or D
duly qualified Auetioneer, at tho last
residence Of the deceased, on the Big
| Woods, IN this Parish, on
Tuesday, july Ia, 1868,
all The property belonging TO said Es-
tste, situated ia this Parish, to wit
lSt.- -Four hundred
acres Of land, lmore or lessl situated on
the Big Woods, with al th Buildings
and lmproYe thereon erected, and
thereto belonging, being the last resi-
denee Of deceased, bounded North by
West Fork, East by lands Of McC leland,
South by the public domain, and West
by lands Of y j. Perkins.
"a. One Cotton Gin and Grist NH.
Sd. One Undivided half
Of one hundred and twenty acres Of
land, situated North of West Fork, and
known as the Rattan Land.
4t4sA claim on the Improvements
on the Vacherie place.
. 5Chs---( 1n6 undivided A
third ct q part OF Lot No. 4, 81 Section
20, Township 10 South, Of Range 8
West, measuring three sores front on
CalcasieU River, by four acres in depth,
commencing one acre above the Saw
Mill and extending two acres below, to-
8ether with one undivided third of said
Steam Saw MIL, engine, building,
houses and appurtenances, being the
Same purchased By James Perkins g
5ops, rom 9, Barhes agent Of "A. PHO,
sept %, 1866.
6SEao One hundred and Six |
cen bead fvnora or less) % Vaoherie
sabtles branded TINS;
P3, sP.
7eI1. Eight Stock Horses,
branded thus P;8.
Gta. geVemty. faVe Head
nnorefor less) stock mares, etc.. branded
IS above.
8th, One gentle marc and colt.
10th. One old horse. vi
/ 18th. i've work oxen.
18Th. Ihirty-iys head tmors Or lessl
4 gentle cattle.
18th. Seventy-three bead (mors 81
sssl Of gentle cattle, not belonging to
he plantation.
18th. About ten head of hogs.
10Th. One American mars and one
18th. One lot corn; ono wagon; one
yy enc Let beelge; one shot e1n: one
one large ket4le; carpen-
afs tools; spinning wheel; farming
tensils; i've badgbeads; beds; bedding.
70. household and kitchen ftirniture,
THRsis AND CONDITIONS
al sums OF twenty dollars and under,
ayable cashS and Oh sums ahoya TWEEN.
dollars On y credit Of one, two arid ,
lrae years 81 equal annual instalments
'o1n day 81 sale. Purchasers to frir.
ish their notes with personal ssoiSriEv
Golidcs u the satisfa8tion 81 said "a q. &
bearing eight per cent
sr amman interest from date until Z
MD and the lands To ramain sneciallv Z
To said Estate nntil naa
AyrneEt g The price thereof and lhe.
ItaElst whiah may aacrua thsrecn III
WIZ M PERKINS
Eli A PERI INs,
Adninisfra tors.
Like Charles. Jane l8, 1853
E6SRC5E 81.
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paw. ~ 81 N. E. n, IS. e. n
u ~. w. u, M d. " of IS. w.
y: and n. w. N Of S. 10. VI of Sec.
~ j. 10, 3. u. B W.. containina 247
66ElO0 cores, as per certificate Of the
land oftioe at Qpelousas, No. COLO, dated
Sept 106h, 1860.
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Probate Sale.

Estate Of David t. FOEeuaan.
E1Y virtue of an order Of the Hon. the
I'D Eighth Judicial District curt 81
Louisiana, in and for the Perish Of Cal
casieu, there viii be sold at public auc-
ton, to the last and highest bidder, BY
the undersigned Administrator, 81 q
duly qualified Auotioneer, at the last
residence Of deceased, in this Parish, on
Saturday, July %, 1865,
the following described property, be-
longing to said Estate, TO wit:
lists. Es u of IN. b. " and
d. y, Of s.. ID. y Of SEQ. 24, q. 80.
g. y. 5 w. 81 lands subject Is solo at
Opeiousas, containing SO 55fI0ll acres,
ss Per patent Of the United States, Nc.
6935; dated February let, 1850.
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Levy g Scnewer VS.. VIM. Leyv--gEb
District Court, Parish of 0aleasieu.
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EGat de Ra Louisiana.
Thomas 9. Boyle sne oOur de Dist.
siIas n Finch. No. sos.
In verlu d'nn writ de fieri faeias
- moi adress6 dams Rsffaire cides
sus intitul6e, J'ofrirai ca yents pu.
blique, an plus nffrant cd dernieF en-
ch6rissenr, . d Maison III Cour de
cette Paroisse, en- IA vile De Lac
Charles !. SAM EDI, Ter iOur d'Aoht,
4868, entire i henres iil matin ct 4
henFes de Yapt6smi,li, tous les 6roits,
tEea, iHteT6ts ct pE6tentions de Silas
N. Finch aux propFiet6s suiyantes.
savOir
I'm Lot de TeH're,
eitU6 dams " Paroisse OalCasjen pres
Lac Charles, snr la RiVi6FB GaluEsiau.
ct corllU CONNIE lot Quatre, de Sec
zion On, Township 10 Sud, Rangss 8
Quest contsnanS qnsrante.neaf e
4lIO0 acres, ensemble aVsc tontea les
batissee ct authorizations qni s'y
trOuvent, Consistent en-
- Nv UN no UI1IIJ GLE
sCIRCU LA IESE.
BouillOires, machine, maison de resi-.
dence, appentis, etc except6a deux
6atiSses apPsFtenapt 4 W. "A. Has.
KEN. sac h.e s
GoNPlTToNs :-Oomptant, sVec be,
n6fice Destination. @
DAVlltJ. READ. Sh6rif.
Lac Charles 90.Juig 1888.
49, SsFn nues sIse 800
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-07-04
Rp6DIha1e SIG.

Lao Charles, 90 Juin, B68.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-09-04

We would not say that every ex-rebel is
still animated BY that old spirit that pre-
cipitated the war upon u, because Gov
ernor Orr said lit would have been wise
for the white people to accept the recon-
struction acts. " Other ex-rebels have ac-
knowledged thatthey have changed "their
base. that they are themselves ''recon-
structed " and that they ''accept the situa-
ton" and give up forever the lost
cause. +" These men can be trusted. Not
so the men who, like Hampton, and
Semnes, Vance, and this fellow that talk
ed to the people at Trenton on Saturday
night, and told the audience that he "fired
North during the war, tor this class
still dream on and hope on, Of seeing
JEFF Davis" president of Southern
Confederacy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-09-04
A Picture of the Deso'ated
States. and Work of Rester-
alton,
By J. r. TRowBRIDGE.

This is a work which will be valuable rs
long ms we have a history, and is of peculiar in
tcrest Mt this time to every Freeman, who de-
sircs to be guided by the principles which sub
serve the best interest of our country and of
humanity at large.
What we need to insure stability to our III
stitutions is universal intelligence, q thorough
knowledge of all sections off our country, and
the CT aracter and condition of its people; for
the present emer gency. perhaps, there is no
work better adapt ed TO this end than this.
Mr.. TRowBRlDGE appears to treat the sub
ject free from prejudice or passion, and draws
a most lifelike and reliable picture OF that por-
ton OF our country after the down tall OF the
would-be Southern Confed racy, describing
the damaging and demoralizing effect of the
peculiar institution under which they formily
lived. on all classes OF its people, and every
branch OF Industry. rs well rs the absolute ne
cessity OF Il total change of civilization. IN or
der to keep pace with the progress of the age.
The portion devoted TO the work of restora-
zion is sufficiently elaborate to give a good idc
of the dongS of Congress, in relation to recon-
struction, the laws enacted their practical re-
suits, conventions. drafting of new constitu-
tions, their adoption. admssi Of States to the
Union, the action of the executive department
of the Government in opposition to these
measures. &c.
A short and we'll prepared sketch Of the
lives of General Grant and the Hon. Schuyler
CoIfax are added as an appendix. Our space
forbids going into details. All that read will
admire Mr.. TRowBHIDoE's inimita5le descrip-
tive powers. Bayard Taylor, who certainly is
a good judge. says ''it Is graphic, carefully
p pred, and very valuable. Mr.. TRow-
u RIDGE has done his work both with skill and
The Illustrations, print, paper aud
hi nding do credit to the publishers. The work
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HARTFORD, CONN,