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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-08

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
/ l. LOT. IN DUVAL'S ADDITION. NEAR TO
THE AIMS HOUsE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust
executed to the subscriber by John A. WitteI,
dated 18th June, 1895, duly recorded in Henrico
County Court, I shall, in execution thereof, pro-
eeed to sell at public auction, on the premises
MONDAY, January 20, 1858, at o'clock P. n.
II fair, II not, the next fair day thereafter the
REAL ESTATE located AZ above, aud in rear OF
the residence Of Mr.. Emanuel Rebman. The lot
has front of 771 feet and depth OF $50 feet, on
which stands framed tenement, occupied by
John Grfin also, stable: slaughtsr house. sc. .
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to nay off bond OF $500, with interest
from 18th June, 1885, until paid and to th res-
due, upon such terms as shall be announced at the
hour Of sale. .......,. .-.
FREDERICK BRAUER, Trustee
The above real estate was sold on the I'd Deem
ber 1857, and purchased by Lewis Dell, who
having failed to comply with lhe terms of SALE the
same will be re-sold at his risk and cost. 8 s.
jas FREDERICK BRaDER, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-08

By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-08
Axc,sSosa Sa1es.

=
FUTURE DAY. {
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-06-27

rrnrs fonrniron, lenrs billets par coupons, avcc
serpri,f, bonns ct solrahlr, fats p%ayahles All
BA,eau dn 1Aecsrder d. Ia Pa,oi~sc Saint.
JACQUES, p%o,,an, in'erA N,a;son de hni, pons
cent Fan. A uater dc lenr tchaancf jnsuu.A
r%arfai' Placement, cnran'is rar lie privilege de
v%endrur, hypa'ltqne spfciaIe e, lie rac, ode
no" aIicnsm'o'. lie dit Wivi'fs. de-; vendenr
ct Ia di,e lNp",htqne hevan, bent6cisr Aop,
por'enr OH p%or,enr> iufnrs de> dis lii'e,s.
Description de Ia prophetic A'ap.ss 10 trans.
fel' jndiriairc, on faveur dc l'acqnerem-
" Une c%prtainc HaLi,a,ion e'abti. On sucrc.
q rio, siinfe dams la paroi>se Sain,.Jacc,ies,
" environ 81 miles an dsssus de- Ia Nonvcl'c
" Orleans, mesurant six arpents et mn tiers
s plus on moins de face an dit flenve. sur
" q'aite sinets a,pen,s plus Oh moiWs .e pro-
: f%undenr, irrman. dams la profonde"r, hou"s'
: a sa ll4'e .npet'enrr par les terres d. NJ.
" uisin LeBnnf, e, i Ia ligne infisienfc par
g ctll"s de Nj. Joseph Viliavas", ensemble
" avec la Sncrerie. Ia machine h vapenr. los
" bitis>es e, authorizations qni sy ,,onven',
:. sous Ia tesetve d unc petite mason avec se>
4" dipend4nres aprar'enan, a uran;e, femme
" de c%onleur.
~~ Ainsi ''onnfe ct acrnriie sons ma
LIS. ma,r ri IL srrau lie l.. dr. Cnu.. ap-
~~ poses i IA Pa,oi-sc ST J cque>. sn~.
di', le ?7n ,onr de Jnin de l'annte de- No're
Se'yt,eut 1868.
r. s CAI-DET
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-06-27
State Of Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT-JAMES,
Estate Of the late WIDOW Clristophe
ROHssPl.

The State and Court aforesaid:
To Mrs. Marguerite" Rnn~Sel and hn shan nd
Arn,ani Sanchez. of the Parish Of Jefferson,
Mrs. Ej"i>e Mall I and hn- band Zlpl win Mil
II. Mrs. Marguerite Rnns-el and husband Y.
Vicknair. C6e>,in Mllirt natural tutor uf
Amanda Mi lot. Ziphv,in Nil =, ,n,or Of The
minor Julia M'Ilet. all If he Parish nf 81. John
The Baptist, Moriimer Sanchez. i.nlner ScbcA.
neiirr Jr,, Lndoerinc Srhaxneihre aud husband
William Sanchez, and Mortimer BIS. all Of
the City o. New Orleans. md Adam Gnilry
of The Parish "f Ascension dn,ive ,n'or of The
minors, Alfred. Malliildr, CItnpl,a> and Gn-,ave
Bos, and to the Creditors and all parties herein
concerned:
Whereas Flnrian Ronssel. Of The Parish Of
st. James. AdniniStraior of the above E>lal..
has filed in this Coma his tinal account Of admi
nlslra:i"n Of the said Succession, PRAYING for
the homologallon Of The same and his dis
charge:
Yon are notified. and pnhlic notice is hereby
given 10 all aud each of y"". to show canse in
writing, within thirty days from date here Of. in
The Office of the Clerk Of this Cont, a, The
Court Honse Of said Parish, why The PRAYER of
sail petitioner sh"nid mt be granted.
(~ Witness, the Hon. R sBEAUVAlS.
LIS. Judge Of our said Court, this oOlh
- day of June. 1868.
7. S. GAUDET, Clerk.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-06-27
a word with Farmers.

IN a time when any county is depressed on
natural reaction consequent upon an undue
assumption Of prosperity which has gone be.
fore, il is 10 the agricultural community that
people look with most confidence. If this is
universally so, it is more 'IIan usually The cnsc
in America, where the yonthfulne>s and ma
tural fertility of the soil, Of itself, will enable
US to recuperaie our strength aud attain a real
prosperity instead Of the mere semblance Of
one.
This summe will, fortunately, according to
every present promise, yield abundan,ly. lie,
the farmer he so in fact as we'll as in name.
Let him with careful industry turn every incl,
Of ground to the best advnnt,ue. and husband
his resources for his own good and liza, of the
community in which he lives. Ia our large
cities there are hundreds and thousands Of
people deeeneraling into vagrancy or pkeing
out a miserable existence when they nigh,
turn their energies 10 a wn,k thai would yield
them indie pendence and c"mfori. The class of
we'll, TODD farmers can accomplish much in
ol3"''S !" ~ pVl" " III " l'llIt.
4 This summer, instead of working themselves
and their family 10 death. aud Ivy a false eco
Monty losing a large share Of their iis' profits.
let Independent farmers come 10 The city for
their hards, They can find both GOOD and able
ones, who will work effectively under direction.
They will in this way initiate hundreds who
are view comparatively worthless into a better
way Of living, and they will, at The same time.
subserye their own interests.
There is one considers ,ion about farming
which seems 10 be strangely yet very gener-
ally neglected. Farmers follow a business as
legitimate as any other, ard one which sue
ceeds best when well sy>tematized. WHY is it
tina, the keeping Of accounts is so much NO
elected by them ? Is it because they under
rate the value of ii? An experiment would a.
certainly prove the farmer who kept a regular
set Of books TO be more successful Than he
who kept none, as experience has already
proved This system of accounts to be indispen
sable 10 men WHO would succeed in o,ler bust.
nes>eS.
Is it because they are generally ignorant az
TO tie manner IN which they should proceed?
This undoubtedly explains the inconsistency
to a large degree. Thu only way TO overcome
this obstacle is for young farmers 10 improve
the time ,ha, is idle in Their calling by visiting
a ~comnvrcial college; and for the Older farmers
to send their sons, 8" that they may keep the
books for the parents first and for the mselve
af erwards. The three winter months would
suffice for acquiring all The necessary know
ledge in regulating accounts, so thai afterwards
a farmer NIGH, at any time be able to tell just
where he WAS financially.
lie, 'hose farmers whose eyes NEE, this ar
ticle, take so much advantage Of the hint as
10 give il a trial. 1t cannot possibly do any
harm, and may do much good. IT they will
believe rs II may be the means of saving them
many hundreds, perhaps many thousands Of
dollars. Chicago Courier,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-06-27

Certaines msisons ont nm fnmct, entire antrcs les
maisors on Ion adore la galsntine %truffte; ct iamais
ma passe sans sonpirer devant un cachemirc
on un .tourne broclie. Que yonlez-vous1 I C'est. ke
% Ieche originel, ct notre mere Eve Gtait gnurmande.
aselle atssi. Dix minutes apres, Fiiosciie ttait assis
~,hlevant unc cnisse de dindr, une bouteilesd e vim
blanc ct certain frontage aimi de lsabelais. lie Ca
blhet voisIn, CONNIE vons ravez sans loute devind,
etait occupt par-nn couple d'amonreux. Les amon-
yrsux 5causaient, clucliotaient, trinqnaient ct bl-
-yaient. C,ttait bien leur. droit. mais &C ,drOit await
lair de mtcontenter Iami Fi!oselle. C'cst il ce mo-
merit qu' une vtritable bataillc Sc livn dams lesprit
de notre hfros. Bien qni ne fit pas taillt en- Otl,ello
= Dc Shakespeare ct quill n'aimat pas lie dran,e Il tue
RES, II songea tout d'abord i Sc venger de rinsicne
tralison, II brisait resentment la porte, apparaissait
vengenr, surprenait lie couple souriant dams Ia ioic,
coniondait Ia p%eronelc, raillait ct dtfait lc nouvrl
tfu dies ~flirtations ct DIES coq,,ctterics, sortait vencta,
rentrait a son cabaret. retronvait sa gazette. son BIN.
heuret sa cave de Gaulois atfranchi. QUAINT d Sarah,
epouvantie ct confondue, ellie baissait Ia ttte, ro,,-
glsSait pour Ia premiere fois, redcvenait sage. peut-
etre meme lni demandait pardon. &c pardon pos.
sihlc faisait venir lcau 4 Ia bouche de Filosrllc.-
'Mais non, Sc dit en- dernicr lien notrr ami; ic me-
prise ct dois mtpriser cette femme. Que p,is;le at.
tendre dele Ellie MA trompa, ellie en- a trompt
d'autrcs, ellie ne %s'arratcra pas en- 81 belle vote de
tromperies. An rcste, n~'est-elle pas maitrcssr de
ss Gilladcs, de ses sourires ct de ses humcnrs
ffoidcs' Je dois 6tre hcurenx den ttrc dtbarrassi il
ce rrix. Dependant ellie a un ioli pied. Bast
Qu'tlle allie au liable avcc SEES amourrux presents
ct futnrs! Filosellc. ami Filosclle, rerrends ia libcr.
Il, ia philosoptrie ct lie mention de Catherine. Nj.
nj. tini c'est bien fni. tres fni. tout a fait tini.
Men parlons plus ct avalors ioyeuscnent cettc
bouteille de vim ct cette cnisse de dinde.''
Ainsi Sc termina la bataille dams l'esprit de File.
selle. Settlement, qnand il CIT achevt son sourcr,
il appela brnyamment lie garcon, 10 paya sans comp
ter ct par trop embarrassment, prit son %chapeau. sa
came ct I'm cigarr. pnis.... disparut en- laissant
@tomber ironiqnemcnt cs paroles: "Garcon, ST Catin
Went me demander &c soir, dis lui que ic vais me
co''cher ct que ma porte scra uuvcrte jusqu'a dix
7heurcs.'
Tia suite an ~1rochoin ~nnmiro)
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-06-27
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
State of aOui>ianH.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
F'orisha Gn'e"nie rife
VS.. No 324
AchiXe Druilhei her husband.

d
By virtue Of an order Of a Fl IA 10 me di.
roc,ed in the above suit, | have seized. aud
will ofier al pubic anclion. al III" Com, House
OF The Parish OF s, james. on w EDNESDAY
the 22d day Of JULY 1868, a, II O'Clock A. NJ
The herein after described property, to satisfy
said wit, 10 wit:
\ cer'ain tract Of land, Situatrd in the Parish
OF 81. James, on the !efi baik # Iii" Mis>i>.
sippi liver, about 81 mics above ,l,r city 81
New Oileahs. measuring ole half utprnl
front Oh said ri,er, ly forty arpeu,s in ,l.prl,
more or less aud closing in The rear, bonded
above hy the properly If Dr.. l.. DePootlrr,
and below by that Of Adelard lontdan, To-
eeihrr witt, The buildings aud fences thereon
and 'herennlo belonging.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Cash in legal CURRENCY.
S. THEREOF,
>hrriN.
Parish Of ST. James, June oo,h, 1858
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-06-27
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Cour du Quatriem mo District Juditi Ia ire.
PAROiSSE ST.JACQUES.
is. GAUDET,
Clerk Of said Court.

IiEtat et Ia Cour su-diis,
A tous ceux que ces Eresentes concernen,,
.SaiM:
A,trndu qne Pierre Masp4ro, de Ia Vile do
Ia Nonveile.Orleans ayan, arIup,3 a une ycn,e
Fate par IL Sheriff de Ia Parni>se S,-Jacoues
Ia prnprir,e ci.apres dicri,e. s'pst adress6 i
moi, pom me Moni''on on m Avis, cnnforma.
ment a nm acte de la Legislature lie rE,a, de
la Loui>iane. inii,nIi "Arte reIa,if aux Noni
lions Ell a la maniere lie procaJer', approuye
We le Is Mars 1855,
En- c"nsapuence je, sonssigne Th4ophile S.
Gande,, Grelier de Ia diie Cour din Oua,,iame
District Jnd"iaire, dams ct ponr Ia Paroisse
S'.Jacqne~ susdi'e. An nom ct par l,au,or;,a do
PEtat de Ia Louisiana ct de la dite Copr. ac.
cofde par ces pressntas la diie Moni,ioo. som.
mani 'ontes Pers"nnes mi ponrraien, avo;r
dr"it i la pr"pri6re on consequence dim ,a
FAINT lie forme dams %l'orlre. le deere, on 10 ;,,,e.
ment de Ia Cour, en- vertn dnonel Ia yen,e an.
raft e,e fate, on de ,ou,e irrfcnlari,e on iIls.
galite dams Destination, PAWS on lc tennis .,
lie mode dc Ia venie, gu pour tonte an,re def.c,
'no-i'e ,elIe qn'eIIe soft, de fairr voir, dams IN
delai lie tren'e jo"rs a par,ir de la dale on
ce'ie monilion a"ra 6'a premieremem inssree
dams les j"urnanx rnblics, ponrqnoi Ia yeu,e
ai"si fate ne serait pas confirmse e, homoIo.
g"es. .ra s.
La d''s propria'e f"t vend"e par IL She.if
de Ia P"r"isse s. Jacques, lie % Janvier 1868.
en- ver'u dim d6rret de par,aee dc Ia di,e
Conr, rendu lie ~ N"vemhre 1867, dan. PAT.
faire intitniee ''E. Villavaso 4 ais. rs. ]. villa.
vas" & ais" ct lie dit Pierre Maspero en- de-
vin' Facqnerenr pour le prix de Npnf mile
''o's cent s"lxan'e qpinze p%iastre., payable I'M
tiers compliant, nm tiers dams un an ct I'm tiers
dams deux ans du joar-ds ia vrntc. Les acoue-
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-06-27

The A,kansas Senators were admitted IA
seats Tuesday. The credentials Of The new
bsss Of the House were referred TO a com,nit-
tee. aa 3a8 af#u| s9ssAfs Fs t#t 81 7*stt @f5t
The nomination oNf3on. S. 8. Cox 10 be
Minister e Austria has been rejected.
The House has adopted an amendment, 10 The
tag bill teatncing lie tax on whisky to so cents.
Ths Democratic Congressional Nominating
copveo,,ioa IF Philadelphia. has Endorsed Pre-.
sidsnt johnson.
Gen. Biddle. took forcih!e possession Of The
Office Of the Governor of Mississippi., Gov.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-06-27

cession, a cn!iasse on cctir C"ny son comp,cf final
dadminisira,inn de la d te Succession, d.ma,.
zGant phomoloaaiion dice'ui q, "a ~dachasp.. :
Y VDns A,cs no'itias, 81 avis r,s6tic vn,,. 81. nil
res pre>entes, donne a tons ct aSclacunIe vons
d'avOir a de,liire. par fcr''. dans irenie iours de
rrlte date. M Bnrcau dn Grtlir. de crlie Conr.
Il la Mai>on de Cour de la I,,e Parois~e. les raj.
sons pour le>qneIl"s il ne setai, pas fait droil il
la demandc ia dl, pe,iti"nnais ..
~ Temu'n, l'Hon r. BEAUvA1S,
s. Jn.e de notre dl'e 3Co,r, &c 2oeme
~ Jour de jam 1868.
I. s GACDET, Grefipr.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-06-27
State Of IOssi>i;l MA,
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COIIRT
PARISH OF SAlNT-JAMES.

The State and Court aforesaid,
tn all whom these presents shall come.
Greeting
Whereas Pierre Masptto. Of the City Of
New Orleans, having purchased at a sale
made hy the Sheriff If the Parish Of ST.
lanes, the hereinafter described property.
has applied to NC for a Mention or ADVERTISE
men, in conformity with an Act of tho Legs.
lainre Of the State If Louisiana. putl,1.d San
Act relative 10 Mohiilnn and mode If pro
ceedins' approved the 18Th March 1855:
Now therefore, ! the UNDERSIGNED 1llanpl,ile
s. Gandet, Geek Of said Fourth Judicial Dis.
ir, Conl, in and for the Parish of ST. James
aforesaid, in the nam" and Iy The Aniho,iry Of
the STATE Of Luni.i.na and Of SAID Court, do
hereby grant said Moniiion. calling on all
Per>"bs who can sci up any rinhl TO the pro
perry in consequence Of inioimati'y in the
order, decree or Judgment uf tho Cont, under
which The sale was made, or any ilregn'arily
or Illegally, in the arpraiSemen's, advertise
mems, or in the time and manner If sale, or
for any n'ler defect Whatsoever, 10 show
ran-e within thirty days (rom The tay this no.
ni'ion is fist Inserted in III. public papers.
why n" sale 50 made should not be Confirmed
ami honnloea,ed.
The said property was sold " the Sheriff Of
the Parish Of 81. james, on III. Odd If fauna.
'y 1865. by vim" Of u Sentence Of partition.
"i ihtS Court, pronounced on The ll'h Nnv.pl-
her 1867, a, ihe sni, entitled HE. Vil'avasn &
as, Is. j Vilavaso & alS." and was nnr.
chased by said Pierre Masparn. for he price
Of Niue thousand three hundred and seventy
five dollars, payable one 'hifd Cash, one ll,irI
il on" year AMI one third il Two yeas irom
iii. date Of sale Purchasers 10 furnish their
nn'eS IN conpons with good and solvent seen.
ri'y bound in solido. p'yahle at The Office of
The Recorder of HE Pa,i>h of s.. lanes and
bearing interest at tho rate Of eleh, per cen,
per annnm f,om maturity nn,il final payment.
and secured by vendors privilege and special
mortgage win the pac. "|e non alisnandu".
said vendors privilege and mortgage to ennrr
to The benefit of any and all future holder or
holders Of said no'os.
Description Of The property as given in the
judicial conveyance 10 tho buyer
"a trac, Of land cultivated as a Sugar
!" Plantation. situated in The Parish nr SAM
" James, on tho ti.h, bank If The Mi>si.sinnl
j" river. at ahont 81 miles above HE Civ of
= New Orleans. measuring six nrpen,S and
81 one third, more or les, font on said river,
" by e'oh'y arpen,s, more or less, in dep'h.
:" closing in The rear. bounded above Ly n.
= property Of UrSin LsBrnf, and below nv ,ral
" OF Jos NIllavaso, together with the Snoat-
" house, engine. bindings AMI improvements
Z" thereon and ,heren"io belonging. with he
!" reservation of a small dwelling house aud
g on, bindings belonging to U,auie, a womap
8 Of co'or.
Tins given and granted under my
( LIS. hand AMT tfrr seal ri ~ti4 Gt,,t, ST
~ and afiv"d AT the Pa,i,h nf 81 James
aforesaid. on 'hi- 81 h day Of June in the wear
OF our Lord 1868.
r. s. GAUDET,
Clark of sail four,
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Humphreys Immediately rented Il" Office and
still claims to he Governor of the State.
The Mississippi constitutions e~lrc,,saScsn.
menccd on the a2l Constitution defua,eh. 4
Rev. J. NJ, Raphael, an eminent Jewish
rahbin, died in New York Ut
1t is stated that the Judiciary Committee has
reported fayora4!y on The. nomination Of Mr..
Evar's.
Cod closcd'in New York strung a, llo3.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-06-27

En- vertn dun ordre de Fl IA a MOI adresSi
dams ~lntf.i,e que dessns. j'ai sai>i g, %l'uffiirai
en- ven,e puhliqnc, a Ia Mai<on de Cnnr DE- la
ParoiS-e St jacques. lie MEECREDl % JUL.
LET 1865, Il II hcnreS A NJ, la prop,iaIa ci.
apes decille, pour sati-laire lie dit writ, SAVIOR
I'm certain moroccan de tcr,e si'uie dams Ia
parnl-Se ST Jacques. Srr Ia rive nanche du
tlenve Mississippi, i environ 81 miles an.
deSsns de Ia Vile de Ia Nunv.lle-Orltan
me~urant IN demi arIe,,t de face An dit
llrnve, sur qnarante arpenls de prof,n,lenr.
Plus on MONS, ferman, dams la prnfondeur
bornee Ell hant par Ia prophetic dn Or, l..
DeP"orler, et en- has par relle d.Ahelard
Jon,dar, ensemble les Lilis>es eli barIjeres
qui s,y @irdnveni ct y appariieunent.
JcrmeS Ell Conditions:
COMPLIANT Ell biIlets ayan, conrs.
S. TllERIOT,
Sheriff.
Paroisse SaintsJacqnes. 20 jain 1868.
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Prix Courant de- la Nouyelle. Orleans

OrNl391 d i4O-CoIon 25 a PIC -Sncre - i
lie Melasse. 45 a Csc lie gal. - Cafe. 90 i
26c--Farinr, IS i SIS - MaIs, $50. d $l
lie hoiS~ean Pore. $780, i $50 ->aindon>,
10 a 2oac. la livre.-Bacon: e%pau|es, lac Ia
live: PIC. les jamlons cures an sncre. -Riz,
10 d ice. la livte-Beurre 90 4 SOC,
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Etat de la Louisiana,

COUR DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT
JtDlCIAlkE..
PAROISSE Sr.JACQUES.
E'orishn Gaienniit
VS.. No. 3o4
AchiAc Druilhrt, son mari.
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FARI\E, ~ NBONS, EPATLES En-
'"EEN' bETRRE, GRAINSE, FRO
MAGE, MERE EN- BARIL, PONuLS
HARICOTS, CHA Mobiles. num-
MAS, AVOINE, SON, dc......
Au prix de la Nouvelle Orleans.
W ''Os''' "x Punches, presses
q '"bac completes, Classes, A VENDRE sur
! 'a'''"''on a FEnRy. rive eanche.)
S,"d'csser a NJ. Edouard ScHE,xsA,prr sur
les lIeux. Al,
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r. s. GArnFT,
Gn fier de Ia die Conr.
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The State and Cnur, aforesaid.
10 alI whom these presents shall come
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liza suite an rrochoin nnm'ro J
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30
u,;o, ,rsr oon,id,rJ

The offices to be filled by the election
ON Monday are comparatively i~nsignif-
cant. The omoluments are trifing.
The principles at stake are important,
and tho candidates on each side have
Voluntarily made their personal success
secondary to the endorsement of tho
principles which they respectively rep
resent. 'i iir.
The success Of any candidate on the
Democratic ticket will add to the sxer-
tions which swill be required to insure y
Republican success in the Fall cam.
paign. Win any Union man jcopardize
tho Union cause to put . few dollars in
the pockets of a Democrat, on the sole
ground of personal friendship2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

THE COLE. HrscocK CAsE.-Hadley, OF
counsel for defense In this case, after
urging that tho fabric ofboeiety is built
upon that Instinct Of the human heart
which over impels the wronged husband
to vindicate the sanctity Of tho marriage
bed, and that the impulse which prompts
the wrouged husband to slay tho seducsr
Of his wife, or tho afflicted father to STAY
the seducer of his child, was Implanted
in tho breast of every living man by the
hand Of God himself, said ;gEoT
affirm that within the last two hundred
years no man. has been punished BY any court
Of Justice, either In this country or In Eng.
land, for staying the seducer Of his wife, his
daughter or his sister, when that motive and
that alone has prompted the fatal blow. II
modern morality has directed NO human leg.
~islation against the invader Of domestic peace
and destroyer Of fcmslo purity yet the best
ment-thost jurors who have from time to
time assembled In ooGIt, Of justice and beer
| charged to inquire into tho guilt Of the out
ragged and frenzied husband, father or brother
have, so far a. they could, supplied thii
defect Of duty by adopting AZ their rule o.
action the law Of their God, when
amid the solsmnities Of Mount Sina
Ho ordered for all time, "Thou shalt moi
commit adultery )" "Thou shalt not cove
thy n~cishbor's wife J" "Thc man that com
mitch adultery with another mans wife
shall surely die" The voice Of Godoeomei
resembling to u to-day through the ages tina
arc past, and tells this Court that the verdiel
Of juries which justifes the death Of the adul
tcrer at the hands OF the betrayed HUSBAND
is given in obedience to that law Of our ma
ture which governs and controls in ever,
human hrcast throughout tho widespread
Garth. On tho great law Of public opinion
sanctioned and sustained by tho enlightened
sentiment Of the Christian world and INSPIRED
by the teachings Of the great Jehovah, 4! rs
sert that General Cole is free from crime
both in tho sight Of God and man (; and o.
that great and final trial day, when you and
shall appear side by side with him to rcndet
In our account Of the deeds done in the body
IL there shall be no greater sin rendered
against him than the punishment he infictct
upon his wife's destroyer, be you and he as
sured that he need not fear to approach tn
throne Of tho Omnipotcnt Judge to answe
for the conduct Of his whole life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30
Union Non. Attention!

The defeat Of our party is the defeat
of just and Righteous principles. 80
Tho success of Democracy is the sue
cess Of error, Injustice, bigotry and
misrule..
All Democrats may not b~c"traitors,
but all traitors are Democrats.
There may be Democrats who are
loyal, but II so they are exceptions.
All Union med 'are loyal for loyalty
lis tho cornerstone of UnIonism. ia!s7sY
Thsrsfore; tysitors can outy rule this
country through the success Of the De,
uS~cSsSy,h6d Onion Sdeesss saniioniy
result in loyal rule.
By voting forlp Union man youaare
certain to help slsst q patriot; by voting
for q Democrat ,you risk electing q
traitor. It right proper or patriotic
to run this risk2 Will you do it2