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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-21

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT BY AN
il indenture bearing date the third day Of April A,
D. 1858, " Ohm NJ GOULD, Of Jefferson City Louisi.
ana, has conveyed and assigned all his estate and
effects whatever q M u. Bruce, as trustee upon
trust for the bsnst Of ali the creditors Of said John
cutsd according To the provisions Of the fortyhird
section Of the Bankrupt act Of March q 1867
apis lAH3N N. L. BRUCE, Trustee.
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Margaret H. Deas, widely, etc., vsi I MIS-;
@. ID. Moncure and as, Children ana heHs VI

Margaret H. Deas, Wldow, etc., Vs; Mrs MIS-;
o. ID. Moncure and ais, Children ana hehs VA
Henry Doyal. Deceased ..
TN TITR UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
| for the Fifth Circuit and District OF Louisiana,
Ma 37sa-Esy virtue Of a writ OF hert taoias, issued
and to me directed by the apove named eonrt N
saivad ~ me on the sixth March, 1883, have
ssizsd and taken into my possession. and viii ex-
ose for sae At public auction to the highest bidder,
IN SgONiJAY the fourth day Of May, 1858. at the
bo5r III twelve o'clock noon, At the door OF the
Ssrt bause OF the parish of Ascension, in Donald.
sonyiile Louisiana, the following described property.
nhz' CERTAIN PLANTATION, situated on thu left
bank Of and fronting the Mississippi river, in the
parh Of Ascension in this state, formerly known as
the lizard Times" but now known rs tho South
wood plantation, and bounded the upper line by
the line Of the parish Of IherVle, and on the lower
line BY lands now formerly belonging 20 s. r. It,
iotson, and measures about tWenty-eight and half
arpents front on the Mississippi river b. eighty
arpents in depth between diverging lines WITH the
opening thereto belonging; together with az the
buildings and improvements thereon as well a. al
the cattle live stock Implements OF huabandfy ste,
Of whatsoever kind o. nature thereon or tnsleqnto
belongingf twenty three Mules, dor = WITS tnifty;
i've Plows twenty Thousand new Bricks andAlot Of
Seixea 10 sstisfy, as far as may Do. tie plaintiffs
claim herein VIZ Five thousand four hundred dol
lara together with interest and az costs As per iudg
cash at time Of adjudication, in United
States Treasury notes; act Of sale, records, and
Internal Reysnne stamps e expense q purchaser.
March " ~ r. j HEBRON, U. S, SisrshAl
as I'cF til 3 District Of Iouisiaua-
No ese.-apl AZ II q Is N.Y. -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-21

Joaeph a scoveI VI. Schooner AtiRha
~ Afrincy Her Taokis. Apparel etc. ~
IN THE UNITED STATES DIST RIOT COURT,
u for the District Of Louisapel 30 soo.T-l n Qoo-
in ths above entitled suit have seized and taken
fe ssSoo1sr ARRINOY, her Tackle Ap
parel etc now hbeisd py Joseph "a. Scovol for tins
YES 81 forth in the libel now pending VI the
Tisfrinf fjo1rt Of the United States.
AID DO hereby elto and Adulonish the owner or
oyners thersof and all and every person or perapne
hNVnf on pretending 70 have any right, title Or in
tgrest 10 Ok % the Same e be and appear a Dis
trict Court Of the 1nited States Tor the District
sforsasid 70 be hnlden ~ TIE city 81 New Orleans.
ou or before the IHIdD. MONDAY from the data
hereof 70 show cause Il any they have o. cam Why
the sid suhqqnsr should NOT BE- condemned and
BE sold agraoahlg - the prayer OF hbeant
United States MafshafH Once, AeT Ofieanas
thirteenth day Of April. llsea.
- lIIsIs-7 81. ). HkRRON, Z. Iarahal.
. Ne. CO. anla ls s mya
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United states Va. the Steamboat Enter
prise her TAekle ApnArel etc.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i for the District of louisiana No. e052--In obedi-
enoe to admiralty warrant to me directed in the
above entitled suit l have seized and taken into
The steamboat ENTERPRISE, her Tackle,
Apparel, etc, hbeled by the United States
Of America for the causes set forth in the
libel now pending in the District Court of the United
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person per
having pretending to have any right, title, or
interest in or to the same, to be and appear at
District Court of the United States for the District
afe -esaid be holden at the city Of New Orleans,
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof to show cause, If any they have can, why
the said steamboat should not be condemned and
be sold Rgreeanly to the prayer OF Hbelant.
United States Marahals Othoe New orleans,
thirteenth day of April 1868. = = .
No. ss8-apli 10 Is my2
r. n Phillips and j. j. sharp vs.. she
Steamer j. ~ sharp, Her Tackle, Apparel ETC.
for the District OF LoutsianA- no. w! Up ODE
dience to admiralty warrant to me directed in
the above entitled suit have seized and taken into
my possession
pare etc, now libeled by +, NJ Phillips and j. j.
Sharp forthe causes set forth IN The libel now pend
ing in the District Court Of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonIsh the owner or
having pretending to have any right, title, or in
terest in to the same, to be and appear at Dis
UricU UourU OF the United states, Tor the District
aforesaid be holden at the city of New Orleans on
hereof to show cause, If any they have OF can, why
the said steamer should not be condemned and
be sold agreeably TO tse prayer OF hbslants.
United States Marshsfs Once, New Orleans
'nir''eh'h Gay Of Fps j. HHfERRRoN.U S. MArshAl
No. Be3-aplA Is Is my2
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptey-No. 20.
IN THE MATTER OF A. j. 6oMILA, BANK,
rupi.

- - - - =
IN IRE MAIIEh VI a. y. 6OhlLA, bANh'
rupt-
WHEREAS A. j. GoMII.A, OF THE PAR
w ish of Orleans and district aforesaid, duly
declared bankrupt, under tho act of Congress Of
March 1851, has this day fled in said court petit
ton praying for discharSt aud certificate thereof
from AZ his debts and other claims provable under
said act
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who have
proved their debea and to all other persons in
teres that the thirticth day Of April 1865 at II A.
NJ, Is assigned for the hearing o. the same and that
they may then and there attend and show cause II
should not be granted
Cierk OhioeI New Orleans. April /, 1853.
apSl52l X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
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BOARDING.


DOQM9 AND BOARD PLEASANT
~ Rooms and Board for families aud single gen
tlemen be obtained by immed application at
l61 julia street. ie25
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ASH. OAK, ANB PINE WOOD.
aOls-sn NKWsobLKANs.
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sHERIFFs SALES.
30. OunnlaE. vs.. r. b. wInIam,

= - = NJ W IIINnm6-
E9UATH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
~ leans-No. l9,994.-By virtue Of and in ohedienee
70 an order Of sale rendered March 80, 1858 70 me
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
Court Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause
will proceed to sell at public auction. on the
premises hereinafter designated. on WEDNFS
DAY, the ed day of April 1865. at 5 O'Clock p M
The balance unsold of the CONTENTS OF A
DRUG STORE situate at No. s28 Magazine street
as per inventory which oaa be sesn in my efioe.
Sequestsred in the above suit
Tefms-Cash on the spot
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ii sTzPLEToS-'61 % Is Z
~ HRFrhR.ss

Dealsr in Gans, Pistels. Amnuniasn, Ailita
Goods. azd Furnishing GOOd1.
OV................CanAt ntrsst......,"....sss ~
saI NEW QRGiKANHs
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~ PIcEUREs ron THE RoeuEs' GAL
Photographic Of 1.-TWO interesting sulli.-
|age been secured. These two men,
'1.ny with q man named Galnes. have
Hed By Specials Madden and Dumas
charge that they robbed Nike
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-21

STREET COMMISSIONING DEPARTMENT
Room No. City Hall, Z
New Orleans, April q, 1858
WAS BROUGHT TO THE SECOND DIS
w triot Pound, corner Of Orleans and Claiborne
streets, as an estray-
one yellow HORSE, thirteen hands h gh. branded
v r. the right leg and U. S. the left shoulder,
white feet.
Which, il not claimed within Eve days and the
expenses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction
at said Pound, on SATURDAY, April %, 1859,
attn o'clock a. WILLIAM BAKER, y
Street Commissioner
S G. BRowER, Deputy Controller. ap2l st
STREET ooNnusgIoNEE's OFFICE,
New Orleans, April a. 1858.
WERE BROUGHT TO THE SECOND DIS
w trict Pound, corner Of Orleans and Claiborne
SiI GOATS OF different coors.
Which, If not claimed within three days, and the
expenses thereon paid will be sold at public auction
at said Pound, on THURSDAY, April g 1858, at
II O'Clock M. WIN: BAKER,
Street Commissioner.
S. G. BRowER, Deputy Controller. ap2U3t
STREET CoArSussIoNERis OFFICE,
Room No. City Hall, Z
New Orleans April 10, 1851
WAS BROUGHT TO THE FIRST DISTRICT
w Pound, corner of Lafayette and Locust streets,
One Bay HORSE, seventeen hands high; white
face, and short tail and name.
Which, if not claimed within FIVE days, and the
expenses thereon paid, will be sold at public Aue-
ton at said Pound on THURSDAY, April %,
1858, at u o'clock M. WILLIAM BAKER,
Street Commissioner.
S. G BRowER, Deputy Controller. apls5t
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Henry r. p AT Es, Us ssssHS ss Flieher,

Her Tackle, Apparel, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i for the District Of Louisiana, No. 90o9--In obe-
dieuce to an admiralty warrant to me directed in
the above entitled suit I have seized and taken
into my possession rAHH
The Steamboat FIdOKER, her Tackle, Apparel.
ETC., now ibeled by Henry h. Arbo for the causes
set forth in the libel now pending in the District
Court Of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admouiah the owner or
owners thereof and all aud every person or persons
having pretending TO have any right title inter
est in to the same to BE- and appear at District
Court of the United States for tho District aforesaid
to be holden at the city Of New Orleans beiOrs
the THIRD MONDAY from the date hereof, to show
cause many they have why the said steamboat
should not be condemned and be sold AGreoapy 20
the prayer Of lhelant.
fifteenth day Of April, 1893 49,,
no. 69a-aDle q q my2
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.AL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
ETTs ron THE REPUBLICAN.

IlI JOURNAL OF THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-21

ga DrsrRior REcoRDKR's CouRF2
Penaard- Charles Shoemaker,
With earring q concealed weapon,
one revolver. was required to furn-
lasin the sum Of one thousand dol
hlssppearance on the tWenty.secona
Nnan }. skerritt, arrested by
omcer Hearsey for disturbing the
,l he poll corner Of Washington and
feets, was required to furnish bail
am $3.50 for bis appearance on the
diih instant. j. skerritt is also
By Francis YOnderhaar with en-
private residence cornerof wash.
ma Magazine streets, aud with
a|ne IA take his life.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptey-NO. l30.

In THE MATTER or H. B, CLAFLIN 4 OF
VS.. H /. Liberman, Bankrupt.
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PEREMPToRY BANKRUPT SALE
On Long Credit. -
FoUR-sToRY IRON FRONT NO. So CANAL
STREET
IN THE MATTER OF LOEB, SIMON & co.
Bankrupts.

NO. s6-DIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, for the District of Louisiana. sitting in
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FoR THE DISTRACT OF LOUISIANA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-21

about creating Eve. The creation Of every
living Ard creeplpg thing had bsen eeco0.
pitched, md the almighty bad made Adans'
vhe ~as the nsst Mason. and created TOT
hin the 1rest Lodge in the world, end call.
ed i Paradise, No. 1. He then called 81
the beasts uf the Geld and the towels Of the
cir u pas before Adam. for him to nsoe
them, which was piece Of work he nad 70
do alone, % thar no confusion might toese,
after arise from Eve, whom He knew wou'o
make trouble IL she vas allowed 10 pa""s'-
pate in IL. If He created her beforehand.
Adam being very much fatiRued WIN
the labors or his first task, fell asleep: n"
when he awoke found Eve in the hoa9e
with him Adasr, being Senior "nroen'
nI.ced Eva AZ q pillar OF beauty sntne Sou'ns
"a ,hsv recsived their instrsctsons I.oW
~. C,.nd Master IN tho East. which, Wnen
a.;.had abe Immediately called the craie
49,. I.ho, "a refrsshoens. Instead 81 a.
s.sSsr~ s ~ dates II her once - sns
s~sAt - m ~ station, violated her o.
w.ssiSse. 49, IT. 10 on expelled Mason whe
M a. Suslneoo there, and went around
vith hin. leaving Adsm 70 take care Of the
isvele. The islIeV had besn e9pellsd from
The 0rsud Lodge with several others some
time before. But hearing the footsteps Of
the Grand Master, he suddenly took bic
leave, telling Eve 70 make aprons, for she
and Adam were not 10 proper regalia. She
vent and told Adaa. and when The Grand
Master returned TO the Lodge be round his
eavel had been stolen. He called Tor the
Senior and Junior Wardens, who had neg
lected to guard che door, and found them
absent. After searching for some time, he
eamc to where they were hid, and de-.
manded Of Adam what he Was doing
station. Adsm replied that he was waiting
for Eve to call the craft from resrsshmsnt to
labor again, and that the craft was not pro-
perly clothed, which they wsrc making
provision for. Turning to Rvs. He asked
her what excuse she had 10 offer fer unofisi-
al and upmasonic conduct. She replied
that fellow passing himself off - . Grand
Lecturer had ven her instructions, and
she thought Il WAS no harm 10 learn them.
The Grand Master then asked her what be.
come Of his gavel: she said she didn't know,
unless the fellow had taken it away.
Finding that Bvs vas no longer trust
worthy and that she had caused Adam Il
nsslsc. bis duty. and had let in ono whom
| he had expelled the Grand Master had TIL
Lodge closed. aud, turning them out. act I
faithful ylsr to guard the door. with 6am
ing swsrd. Adam, repsnting Of his folly
went to work ike man and good Macon
in order TO get rsinsta'ed again. Not d
With Eve; she get angry about il aud com
osncsd raising Gain Adam. on account o
his reformation, vas permitted TO sseab'isl
Lodges and work on the low d-gress; an'
while Eve Was allowed to join him in work
Of charity outside, she vas never again PEI
mistsd to assist 10 tho regular work Of th
craft. Hence, this 10 the reason Why
woman cannot be an inside Mason.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-21

ual name. one fourth Of The amount asked
for.
aer.,ood A onee chat 80 goins on. "Allsh
i .,sss f" said be, to hiasslf, "sad Me-
\. mm.d !, bic prophet These Cnristian
docs vant 20 steal my treasure, for which
I nave sacrificed my soul, but I will show
them that . true believer 10 more than .
mach for them all put together"
With prompt decision he f~igned . viii
lingness to sell the Moon Of the Mountains.
even al the reduced price offered. whilst he
vas secretly d.sposing Of IBIS less valuable
gems and having paid his dsb's, he c n
cesled himssIf on b,ard Of vessel that was
shout to sail, and left without his drpsrt-
ure being known until the vessel had been
many days out Tho minister aimos, faint
ed with fear when CAtbarine sent for him.
and telling him that s,s had made up her
mind = have the celebrated diamond q
any est, gave him The option Of procuring
Il, - going . the mines Of Siberia.
Emiaeasise were cent IN every dirsct'oos
bot years elapsed before they could gc'a
any tidines Of the Aswso,as. AT last Dc
wss discovered In eayrna. and magn'fi:cns
induasosnts we're offered to bring DIV
back 70 St. Petsssburg II care nos wos1
ysu promise" be said. Tin The name Q, VOW
impesiel mistress. Tell Der that an OLD ica
10 never caught twies in the same trap. IL
shs vants the diamond, here are my terms
! patent Of nobility and 100000 roobies
(sboss $3.50 OO0), the money 10 be paid At
once. l shall remain two months longer
in SMYRNA, TO give time for acceptance OF
refusal. The patent Of nobility and the
rcublss, o.. swear It by the beard Of the
Prophet. the imperial brow Of Her Majesty
Catherine II shall never be graced with
the Noon Of the Mountains"
There Was no remedy for it the terms
had to bssxcep,cd. Chafrss, the thief. the
poisoner, the fratricide, bscamea Russian
nobleman. lie retired TO Astrakhan, hi,
native city, got married. and had sever
daughters. Oas Of his aon .in-laws, think
iog that his life Was unduly prolonged, gave
him . dose Of poison, from the effects 0
which he died not however. without hav
ing time fes (,( not the consolation oO con
fssaing ell his crimes. A part Of his for
tune Vas confsca ed BY the Russian Gov
ernment- 1.-THE remainder wss squandsred il
de5auchery by his hsirs and there ar
now living, in the city Of Astrakhan, man.
grand children Of this bad man. who ar
plunged in the deepest poverty sud desra
dAtion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOWE 4 STEVENS,
Family Dye CoIors
CAUTION.

All pereons Uho keep Hows d SrsvsNe' FAINT
DIS CoIoss f,r sale can be relied on tor their fair
dealing, fR the resem that they cost the retailer
twenty-five cents per dozen more than other kinds VI
Dyes IN fhe market, while he resas them all q the
ea0e price consequently he makes twenty -nve cents
per d0sen moro ny selling ~ inferior tlcle.
We pusii b this caution to guard our castomers
agalnss iwpositi0n. Accept none hut HOsR . SrR-
vEsa PArans FANNY DYH Ccloss They are the
original inventors Ut m improvement which origina
ted thse branch Of business, and made cling do
msstic art They have had also, ave yeara' exper-
ence In this particular bue mess and have been con
sfan:ly improving the quality Of their Dyes. All the
colors. both in Liquid and Powder form. are manu-
featured By the undersigned and We Can aurply our
cusfomen with either. The Liquids do not require
much time in dyeing bat the Powder colors will
color the most gosds. and sts the Same per
pa kaye In colorng blake, browne. aad drabs.
prefercnce the Liquid, unless f0s ribbons sOme
very o0all article.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-21

Seine time since Mr.. A. SpcsP. Of Pas
saic. N. j., presented ~ with bottle Of
bis Port Grape Wine. In our turn, "
presented il to friend who MAS in feeble
health. After giving the vino . few trials
our friend assures " he derived marked
beneiit from ito use. We find that many
invalids in this city are using Spears peS,
grape vino wish the same beneficial results
Druggists keep it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-21

N Rae's Asooas e eeoo
the hoSA SeTlC in Tns w0RL1i
I. v;ll mot lninrs the most Deisste Skin!
. .ss and "a sss rem.
- - s1su softer. sm ~veh~r md whitcr thau
800 n rrscicstes rvery dss-.ioraAcn Of the ACE,
~ss,h~r caused By exposure 70 tn weber. OF BY dis
naDiAVT COMrLExtON or TIE YOUTH.
a sineie fiai prov e all three sAtcments
Acd IN. !, tire salts with which / can be used,
.,akrs ,re success ,mplefe.
> Ask f,r La Rue's.-ree that tbs nane OF La
Rue Co IL blown ia the bSsls. and sur trade mark
~ The - 81 the ffort lspsl Sold b, all Druvgists
bottle CIT RCH HLlNT Fnprietors,
Ha14oed. COaa,
&c. Wsals q Co.. New York 0ees O, 0oo1Win
4 Co. Booton A1ass., wholesale AesS6
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DIR. TOBIAS

Celebrated Venetian Anfment.
Nh o. wundsssai earss, sase and inssaasassous %
ToSihacns. Csts, Durns, Collie. Gran, .. DvssneeFs
ssc. have astossssd The ths q vilia1 wusld Il Il
No 80 easeh psany. bcs . sstsls that Ass stosd III
~ Of tvensy yease The eaosaoas eale nd feuia.
n increasing aemaed b at oaes the surecf evidence
~ IL usefrine.o end popalariy. Tn Il M - -
vinosd. No is.iy ssos'd b .i:hsas botle i Is.
Sysnv M IS eavsd By i,stiuns , u,s. CAM Crsmn
ana 0yseuiery yisld It oaee TO pdn curatIve mop
er les his perfectly innocent; and can bs gives 4
and YEA viii be sure to buy again snd rec nnend 1
10 your friends. Hundreds Of Physicians recon
mend Il in their practice. None esngine nnlsel
signed. s. l. Tobias" Price 50 cenis DER hottie. :
sold +, Drsgxists. Depot, S. Cortland, 81. Il. n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-21
MASONIC READING.
Faith, Mepe asa Charity.

From TIE Ystsosdt Eree,nssos.
Within our temple met again.
Where prayer and praise are wont to rise
Oh. Sovereign Master. NAV the strain
Ascent - incease 10 the skies,
And draw . ble.sing from above,
To FLA 10 with fraAerpal love.
Oh here may Faith. With radiant eye,
Point upward TO . worli Of bliss,
A world Of never failing joy.
Torecompense our tot. in this;
Where faith shall lose itself in sight,
And COON become refulgent light.
Nay Hope preserve eaeh stesdfast soul,
Free from unmaply doubt and fear,
Sustsin US till We reach the goal,
Before our Master 70 appear;
And, anchored safe within the vail,
Aesr from the Master lips, oil hail.
Nay Cbsrity. whose deeds Of love
Declare human souls new birth.
Prepare US for tie Lodge above,
And in the heavens ~ on the earth,
Sustain each heart, and cheer each soul,
Till love divine pervsdes the whole.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-21

One, too, three. four, 6vs-hvs. Repuo.
lican candidates In the Geld IN this I'tte
die rsct. for Congressional honors. and, be-
Anld. .satsn cometh Also" Really nave
The .m.n frv i1st cause for alarm. Nov
there i. Jacob Bother, OF Muscatine. whose
mouth has been watering these four years,
fora good square meal in the Congressional
kitchen and IN the same county, too, there
j. Samuel McNut', whose lust for high Of
iice induced him to leave the Democratic
party tcw yesrs since. In . small way.
he has been fsssting in The tents Of The un-
coaly, ~ per terms Of bargain and sale
rua. a. wc have before intimated, % striv'
,nr with great seriousness - special apes
Ne of tho squarians, to he sni that be may
b. the Temperance candidate for Congress
ia this district. Judge Cotton, too, another
renegade Democrat, has an extreme aeh'"s
for Hiram Prices warm scat. and, TO OBTAIN
!. hss lcf, The temperance fold ON fnriough'
and NOW works VITA the l,ense law men,
unoa the same principle that McNuIt works
upaa the tee-i o,ai string. Ills chances rank
wa IN Sc .; Jacob Butler-boih OF " 4ieh
are b tter than those eli McNutt OF ir0es-
dsli. aud Vet, ,ven at that compar.son, are
worthless. Iam4n Ellis pulls stronger
STING iiaa ii her OF the ABOVE men ioned
fout bur hia airing is a. = cobweb, Ter O.
lsd ihc Kns himself comelh again into
a.. iirid. and, VII, n he SAYS 10 his AL C $,
vs., then wait II il, and her Bntler,
Mesast. Cotton. Trcesd,ll, 81 Ellis, dare
d,sputr the word. These aspiran,s are all
upon the Anx.ous sea-, they all hoped that
Psse would be content with bis two terms
bu. taey are doomed to bitter dissppcint
men,.
t.v several weeks past Mr.. Price ha
been indu.uiousiy Circulating document
,hroaeh the district-ihoss most iavorin:
himself. aud not only that, but We are cred
bly, informed, aud % believe, that he ha
had his assnts .. work taking up the ma,
ter with his old constituents and ge,tinl
their opinion upon his chances; and no'
that The gazette appears with its sec sac
ing editorial. there 10 no longer any doub
but that he is preparing for mighty lesl
into the midst Of the aspiring candidate
with q determination to take the nomina
ton unto himself. We are told that h
viii not d, s unless and except soms CO.
tain things arc apparent These certa'
thinss he will spars no eG,rt TO brin
about. aud now lss ~ say TO these ave OH
nomination that their hopes are not W rth
ssraw. They arc very good school distri
politicians, but stand no show whatever
the coming scramble for power in the r.
publ an congregational convention.