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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-03

NOWLAN & CO.
~ ARE OPENING
ANT WATCEES
JEWELRY b
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
OF THE --LATEST STYLES
AND PATTERNS,
at corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
[de q
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, March 2.-The Consti.
tuition was to-day adopted as whole-ayes,
g. noes, 6.
a committee was appointed to engross
and have it ready for signatures tomorrow
at noon.
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Heavy Snow at the North and West
Railroads Blocked Up.
TOLEDO, ONO, March 2.-There has
been furious snow, with heavy drifts, In
this State. The cars are detained by it.
OswEeo, N. z, March Five feet OF
snow is on the ground to-day. The cars
are blockaded.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The concern of Burruss, Powers
s. Yancey was dissolved March I'd by mutual
consent, J. E. Burruss and j. L. Powers
having purchased the entire interest of John
p Yancev JAMES E. BURRUSS,
JAMES l.. POWERS,
March 2. 1865. JOHN P. YANCEY.
James E. Burruss and James L. Powers
will continue the WHOLESALE NOTION
and WHITE GOODS BUSINESS at the same
place llo9 Main street,, where they will have
in store in a few days new and elegant stock,
TO which they invite the attention OF their
friends and the trade generally Mr.. John P.
Yancey will continue with US, and be pleased
to serve his friends as hitherto. Inc style
of the new concern will be .
HOS Main street, Richmond.
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THE PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY OF
: VIRGINIA.-E. U. RANDOLPH & 90.
Branch Office, Richmond, w., at present To-
Gated corner Main and Eleventh streets. W..
Il. ROBINS, local partner.
This agency adyertises extensively the lands
OF parties who comply with its terms free of
all charge, except in case Of sale (; and through
It's extensive connections has disposed Of q
very large quantity of land since 1866.
Those who desire to sell within the year will
consult their interest by a correspondence at
once with us, enclosing descriptions OF the pro-
perty for sale. Address
W. B. ROBINS,
Local Partner Piedmont Land Agency,
ia 17-Smd&sw Richmond. Va.
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TOILET ARTICLES.-A large and
Il varied assortment of TOILET ARTI.
Giles, consisting of Toilet Waters--Laven-
der, Florida, Cologne, &c. Extracts, Soaps,
Pomades. and other Hair preparations ;
Teeth, Nail, Hair, Flesh, and Clothes
Brushes; Combs-Tortose She'll, Ivory,
India Rubber, Buffalo, &C., sc.
a beautiful assortment Of Toilet Articles,
such as are suited for wedding and holiday
presents, always on hand at
DUPUY'S Apothecary store,
fe % 427 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
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17ETELLE. REsTAURATEUR,

II 1904 MAIN STREET,
"a is always supplied a, s5z1HHA.
aTA with the best the To-
WA cal market affords, and also the lux
49, uries OF land and sea OF tho large
Atlantic cities. ZETELLE L. the fayortte Of
the seasons-journeys with them the year
round-and receives their first fruits and their
latest, from the contiguous zones, with les,
bound streams on one border, and flowers and
fruits At the same time on the other.
GUESTS served at all times in unsurpassed
STYLE, according to order. Families supplted
on short notice. Dinner parties furnished IN
private rooms. Diahes not a3celled az any
cuisine in this country or Eurcps, Y.
The BAR always supplied with excellen'
wines and liquors, and best eSewea e q!
promptly made,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-10-03

come in Georgia /; it has come here.
1t win undoubtedly, If the same
policy is pursued, appeare elsewhere
as naturally as eject follows cause.
The white people of the South have
already shown q patient bearing
up under indignifies that would
never have been submitted to in
the streets Of Boston. In the face
of everything but social degrade
ton they desire peace. Then If
the fires are lighted let the respon-
sibilty rest with those who piled
the faggots and who nursed the
hams.-N O. Times.
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Too Remote.

The vote in the State Senate for
the engrossment of the joint reso-
luton to amend article SO of the
Constitution so that there should
be no disfranchisement except for
crime, and the remarks of Lynch
and Pinchback in it's favor, show
that some of the Radicals in this
State are disposed to hang out a
Gag of truce. Tt is, indeed, curious
to note how many Of those who
took advantage of the political
prescription, the fraud and force
practiced under the reconstruction
laws to make themselves office
holders and Legislators, and who
framed or voted for a Constitution
designed to carry out the proscript-
i've spirit of the reconstruction
laws, now profess to condemn the
policy of disfranchising for political
causes. What credit can these men
expect to have for sincerity in this
profession, after having so eagerly
seized the opportunity to aggran-
disc themselves and lord it over an
unconsenting people, by means of
this very species Of disfranchise-
ment? What sort Of reformers are
they likely to prove who have been
foremost in introducing, and in
profting by, the vice which it is
proposed 10 reform
re Is hardly probable that the
proposition ta abolish the disfran-
ehisina article az the Constitution
viii obtain IN the Senate o. the
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LAKE CHARLES PRIVATE
Male and Fem ale
- ACADEM ".

TNHE next session Of the Academy win
Il begin on Thursday, October LIST,
1868, and terminate the last of June,
1859. su
Charges in specie orits equivalent in
currency, payable monthly
Board, lodging and washing, per
month for children. .$8 90
For young men and young ladies, 8 90
Tuition in English department, !. 2 90
Students furnish their own bedding,
lights, toilet soap, table and toilet nap
kins.
Strict attention paid 70 the moral
instruction of students,
y. w. BRYAN, Principal.
Feb. is, 1S68.-1y.--Sept IL.
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conclusion that they can commit
soutrages on the whites with impu-
nifty. The result shows how sggre-
.giously they have been deceived.
The attack on Dumonteil's was
evidently pre-arranged, for the
shout Of a thoughtIess boy for Sey-
mour and Blair was wholly INSULT
.cient to warrant such an outbreak.
What right had the negroes to
mind such o shout, and make it the
pretext for breaking into and sack
ing q buildingP They had pre-
vi0usly uttered threats against Du-
monteil, because he refused to
make his house a thoroughfare for
negro customers, and an hour be-
fore the attack commenced it was
freely talked of by negro women
at the corner of Chartres and Du-
maine streets, fully half a mile
from the scene of the disturbance.
Max Nihoul's confectionery on
Rampant street, another place
which was sacked, had also been
for months past the subject Of ne
gro threats. j & N'>%@
Though the people of New Or
leans are extremely anxious to pre-
serve the peace, yet they are COM
posed of penetrable stuff, and when
torbearance ceases to be a virtue,
they will assert their rights and
protect themselves. The negroes
and their prompters should under
stand this at once. IF they pro-
woke a war of races, they will them
selves be the principal sufferers,
Were the white people of the city
determined to do so, they could
starve and utterly exterminate the
negroes in a week. But they are
not anxious for any such result.
They sincerely desire peace, and
are anxious to aid the negroes in
every proper manner. In the in
terests of peace they have borne
much-more, perhaps, than they
should have borne-and they are
no longer willing to permit those
who feed in their kitchens to insult
and plumber them at viii. And
while we say this to the negroes
we feel that a rebUke should be
administered to those hot-headed
whites, whether boys or men, who
are so ready to answer the long
roll of the negroes by ringing the
city bells and sounding the general
tocsin of alarm. Let us show to
the world that if we do not have
peace the fault is not ours.
N. 0. Times.
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Tlae Sc 81 Lou1isiana.
Probate C5art Parish ef CaIoasSsa,
Est1ta AZ EEYrio n fggzon01e

Estate Of Magie g. CazesG0s.
TOHN B. LANGLEY, Admins traitor
q of said Estate, having this day fled
in my Office a final Tableau and account
OF ms administration thereof, with q
prayer for the hOmologation Of the
same where's, the prayer Of said pc
titiOn has been granted by order Of
Court dated Oct. 8, 1858;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to
all persons interested that, unless writ
ten opposition thereto is filed in my
Office in the town Of Lake Charles, with
In thirty days from the date Of this no.
tice, the same will be approved and ho-
mologated as prayed for. ...... ,......
Witness my signature at my Office in
the town of Lake Charles, this Ord day
of October, 1868. ...
-...@". ."..f '"- ID. J. READ,
-saa..E .r Parish Judge.
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House the two-thirds vote necessa-
~ to its passage. And even should
it be adCDted By the two houses,
what would it be worth FOR practi-
cal purposes? Two years would
have to elapse before it could be
Incorporated into the Constitution.
In the meantime what might not
happen to aggravate the bitter case
Of our people in the prolongation
of the present ignorant, rapacious,
profigate, malignant and treach-
erous rule Of Carpet-baggers and
scalaWags and their colored con-
federates in the conspiracy and
usurpation which they impudently
dignity with the name Of civil gov
eminent?
One of the Radical senators de-
clared the Acknowledgement, of
which he advocated the repeal, to
be incompatible with republican
government. There is nothing new
about this except the source Of its
utterance. OF course it is true,
and being true, it follows that this
very senator and all his political
associates have been and are still
engaged in imposing upon our
people a government which is not
republican, but which is fraught
with the essence of usurpation and
despotism both in origin and or
ganism. g..
Now if this is a bad thing which
ought to be eliminated, why did
those Radicals who profess to so
regard it do their best to establish
it B.? IF wrong at this time it was
wrong in the beginning. Why did
they not vote against the Constitu-
ton, if they believed it to be unre-
publicanP And why, moreover,
should they propose to defer the
amendment of the Constitution and
Inauguration of republican govern
menf for two years? IF really de
sirous to do away with the wrong
full and despotic system now exist
ing, their couse is plain, and hon
esty cannot mistake it. All that
they have to do is to unite with the
Democrats in regarding the whole
fabric Of reconstruction, and above
all the pretended civil governments
in the so-called reconstructed States,
as unconstitutional, revolutionary
and void. Having come to this
view, they should lose no time in
frankly representing TO Congress
that the so-called civil government
to which they are attached is not
republican in character, and conse-
is not entitled to federal
recognition and protection. Public
opinion would do the rest. The
hideous regime of carpet baggery
and scalawaggery would tumble
down as unceremoniously as il it
were struck with an earthquake.
The apparent repentance of the
Radicals referred to must be- Judged
by It's fruits, After what they
have done, in view of what they are
doing, no flag of truce which they.
may exhibit can be safely trusted,
unless To DC one EnaC clearly Slgnl-
fies surrender. N o, Crescent,
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ID. j. READ,
Parish Judge
Fiat de LOuiafane.

Comr des PTeu0es, PdrOisss CaIcGsisss, -
Succession de Marie g. CassnaUs.
John B. LANGLEY, Administrator
d de ls dite succession, ayant Oppose
d mon bureau un Tableau ct compile
final de son administration, demandant
rhomologatiOn dicelui ct IL dite de-
mande ayant 6t6 aCOord6 parordrs de
La Cour en- date du 3 OctObTe 1858;
En- consequence, avis est par le pro-
sent donn6 aux intsress6s, que 81 oppo-
sition par 6crit nest pas faite ct dSpos6a
D mon bureau en- In vile de Lac Charles,
dams les trente iours qui suivront Ia date
du present avis, le dit Tableau sera ap.
prouv6 ct homologu6 scion Ia priare du
p6titionnaire. ,..#- 81.
] - - 49, d. ]. READ, &
..u .-......-......- TY7wa he papNsrqa
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We hope the people Of the North
will place the responsibility of the
riots that have already occurred
and may occur Id the South, where
it properly belongs. The imme-
diate Incidents precipitating a con-
fict are but the results Of chance,
and entitled to no importance,
The real crime and responsibility
is ohargeable to those who long
ago arrayed the two races in open
hostility to each other, who, by
means Of emissaries and inCendiary
documents have been Tanning the
worst passions Of the negro race
into a flame, for Q year past, and
who have assailed the social rights
Of the white people, recognized by
the Declaration OF Independence
and the Constitution Of the United
States az inalienable and to be pro-
teotad at every hazard. OLSEN
sions thus bred can be productive
Of but one result Conflot. dthas
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-10-03
MOTICE.

MY wife, Euphenaie Hehort, having
III voluntarily abandoned nay matri-
monial dOmi0il and refused 60 rat1rn
thereto, the public Is hereby notified
4R,.A " I'll s.says M dahAa aonATnnRhd Nv
her from this date.
10. HEBERT.
Mormensau, CaIcagion Parrish, La,
September s, 1858.
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Notices
Convention Tax.

ALL persons owning property
IN this Parish, are hereby notified
20 come forward and settle their
I" Convention Tax /" immediately,
or they win incur che penalty
presCribed by law. Office open
every day.
I'D. j. READ.
Sheriff aud Collector.
Sheriff a Office, Lake Charles,
Ia, Feb. us, 1888
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Juge de ParoiBse.
Lao Charles, 8 Octobra 1868.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-08
CONGRESSIONAL.
-r,sa. WASHINGTON, July I.
SENATE


Some nnimportant business was trans
acted in the morning hour, at the ex-
piration of which the consideration of
the tax bill was resumed. The time of
taxing cigars was extended to April
next. A section was added empowering
the Secretary of the Treasury and Rev
enue Commissioner to alter the stamp
mark on spirits and tobacco. .....,
AloBg debate ensued.a 10 !
A proposition to allow q compromise
of revenue suits was made, but it was
withdrawn and the committees amend
ment was agreed to. .la.saEH
Several other amendments were
agreed to, including that striking ont
the section on banks and bankers. The
section putting the tax on whisky at
fifty cents was debated at length. .a.,
Mr.. Sherman explained it, and NJ essrs.
Cameron and Pomeroy denounced it as
virtual surrender to the spectators of
the whisky ring. ~.
On motion of Mr.. Morrill,, of VT, the
details of the dra wback provisions were
so amended as to place the matter of
drawbacks in the hands of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury and officers of the
port, instead of the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue and his subordinates.
The evening session was dispensed
with.
Mr.. ConBling introduced bill regu-
lating representation in the Electoral
College. Referred to the Judiciary
committee.
Adjourned.
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s.,y,sss better SfaHcs -Of. adoPtiohBs

have better chance on anoP'i"'
The Chase Committee have been e3-
.rt;no themselves all evening at varlss
ons places in favor of their candidate.
II Is now certain that IN influential ma
iority of the New York delegation are
in favor of the Chief Justice. The re-
mort which has been in circulation ior
the last few days as to break III Ine
Ohio delegation seems well 1ounueu'
and considerable i'll feeling seems 10
exist among the delegation IN conse-
quence. of the
reasons for the non-presentation OIL
Chase,s name to-day was that his friends
we're reluctant to excite the hostiiity
Of the Pendleton men by pressing ms
claims until they became certain thai
Pendleton could not be nominated.
The feeling tonight is that a ticket
composed of Chase aud Hancock may
nrobably be nominated after the recess
to morrow.
The name OF General Blair was start
al to-day in advance ofhis friends by an
enthusiastic delegate from Kansas. IL
was intended to hold it back until to-
morrow. 'y. ~ -.
The Indiana delegation will almost
certainly vote for Hendricks tomorrow
II is presumed that the Pennsylvania
delegation will Tomorrow break from
Packer. ..-...r t4, a. a.,
Rumor has it that, the name of tie
Chief Justice will be sprung premature
" upon the Convention tomorrow by
some of the extreme Pendleton men
with unfriendly intentions.
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New York Market

NEW YORK, July ..
FLOUR-2alOc better on low grades,
with moderate demand, chiefly for the
home trade.
WHEAT-Moderately active and la2c
better; sales of No. spring at lOa2 H..
RYE-Steady; sales ut S5al =.
OATS-Closed firm at S5aS5tc in
store and S6ic atloat.
CORN-Quiet; sales ut Ooal III for
new mixed western aiioat.
PORK-Stcady; sales of 80 barrels
mess ut ~ 50, regular; closing at q 75a
u IS, cash and regular.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
CUT MEATS Steady with fair de-
mand.
BACON-Nominal.
LARD-Firm; sales at l6fal6Ic for
fair to prime steam. ,
EGGS-Quiet, without any decided
change,
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Greenwood Cemetery,
ON THE NATIONAL.

- ROAD, three miles East Of the city, IL now
ready for Interments, sale and improvement Of
lots. II contains 81 acres Of land, and IL laid
out in the most modern andimproved style-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for three fourths Of the year by the
Hempfeld Railroad. 1t is perfectly secure, and
intended 10 20 identified by every variety Of
trees, shrubbery, public vault, chapel artificial
lake, fountains, &c, 10 make II equal To the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro
vision IL also made for ts enlargement, Grdsr
and care in perpetuity. .1.-.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam
ne the grovnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat or secure them by calling ut the Office
Of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
Of Wheeling. ~. ~. ..TI
Persons wishing 10 make interments win call
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor
Tickets Of admission TO lot holdsrs and yisit
tors i'll be issued by the Secretary.
A. j. SWEENEY. Pres't
r. e. BosHAM Sec'y. ..... ......
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong.
j. 5. Rhodes, George Adams.
John @. Muth T. @. Jordan
Geo. Mendel Z. A. Hildreth,
Joseph Bel augai
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BY-TBEcUB'AlIN' CABLE
by Telegraph to the Register.l

HAVANA, July 6.-Accopdingto our
latest 'advices from st. HBOmas, the
earthquakes there had been quite fire.
quent and alarmingly violent. Some
of the shocks lasted as long IS thirty
minutes.
From Caracas we have adviees to
June %. The rebelsslaye met with
some reverses. General Monagas was
very popular there. There were three
candidates for the Presidency, but
Monagas had the lead. - Isi5' 3d.
All assemblages of citizens were for
hidden by decree of the Commander,
in-Chief. -
The amount of ex-President Facon's
defalcation is said to be immense.
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commissioners Notice.

Pratt 4 Fox, In Chanosry. On tho
Va. Circuit Court fJr
--.- Virginia.
PURSUANT To THE DKDREn MkDR
i in the above caiise on the 2h day of MAY,
it6s, will on SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY
OF JULY. lsCs, nc my sffice ia the eiiy oi
Wheeling, and thereafter BY adjournment IRON,
time 10 time as shall ss found necessary pro.
coed To aacertain and report tho anon ts and
prloritiea Of tho liens upon tho land mentioned
and described In the bill and exhibits aied In Oh.
above entitled canso. and whether Oh. decd ~
trust, OF contract, mentioned and described la
said bill. was so executed "a 10 constitute a
valid Lien npon said land, and any other matter
] may deem pertinent, or that may be desired
by any party In interest
HANNIBAL FORBES.
Commissioner Ohia County Circuit Court.
June l1h- lStA juni3 oawtt