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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-15

Castors for your Sewing MachiEes
Price only one dollar. Apply to or add
dress, VIM. Summer Il Co., - Main
street
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Consistency!

ConsistenCy!
An unused piano in the parlcr, and no
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine III
the house the wife doing the family
sewing by hand!
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GREAT WATCH SALE
on TIIE ToTULAR ONE PRICE PLAN.

On TIE TOT IIsNh VNT TIT u HAN
GIVING EVIRE PATRON 4
" Handsome and Reliable Watch tor the low
price Of TEN DOLLAIlSi
WITHOUT REGARD TO T1LEE,
AND NOT To VI
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

A SNUG FRAME COTTAGE ON WHEEL
n ING ISL AND containing three rooms.
This property Is situated on York street, upon
high ground, and will be sold cheap.
THOS. 0BRIEN,
febll.lw Real Estate Agent.
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FOR SALE.

OTIS Nos. 81, IL, rs, 40, 10, N,
i 4 and -, situated in Csldwells addition to
the city OF Wheeling L. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
OHice on Chapline street between First and
Second streets. feb6
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Paid for UnIes. Perfectly satisfactory


worth $50. No Partially shown.
Messrs. Ill., Porter & Co., Dcy street,
New York City wsh to Immediately dispose Of
the above magnificent stock. Certificates. nam
ing the articles, are placed Ia sealed envelopes,
and well mixed. Holders are entitled % the ar
tces named ON their certificate, upon payment
Of ell whether IL be a watch worth $50 or less.
The return Of any Of our certificates entities
you 10 the article named thereon upon payment
irrespective of its worth and a. no article valued
less than $40 is named on any certificate IL will az
once be- seen that thisis no LO'tsY bat n straight
hor1rGri Sntimdte Transaction. irhich mHVbS par
ticipdied in erSn Ly ne most fdsfidious single
certificate will be sent by mail post paid, upen
receipt OF - cents for e.; II for q; SO and an
elegant premium for g. CO and a more valuable
premium for $40: 100 and \ most superb watch
for SI5 Toagents or those seeking employment
this il q rare opportunity. il is . legitimately
conducted business duly authorized by the Gov
crnmegt and open 20 the most careful scrutiny.
TRY IT. Address HILL, PORTER e. Co.,
augEId 2& { DEFY street y. Y.
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READ THE EVIDENCE.

New York, April 23d, 1904.
Geo. c. HuJJel d Co.-GenHsmen: We have
aualyzed your Golden Bitters, and find that its
component parts entitle it to the notice of the
medical profession. Since our analysis we have
used il in our practice with very satisfactory re
suits, and find it particularly well calculated to
correct arrangement Of the digestive organs,
such as dyspepsia, diarrhGa sick headache,
choic &c, &C, and is q superior tonic for daily
use in moderate quantities for aged persons, and
also those Of delicate constitutions. Yours, &c,
Doctors j. +. & T. ). NORBURY,
No 49, East 32d street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-19


and ~ y ""'y' AoOo'
whereas, The freedmen of the non-reco,.
s.sueted states are yet subject to r1ucb gresa
inJuslee and persecution at the hands AZ
former rebels and SHAREHOLDERS. ana
neIeas, me freedmen in those states.
WIN guy Few exceptions, fail to receive
JUSTICE elmer under state laws. in state
courts, or under the civil rights bill n tbe
tribunals designated in that bill, and
whereas, by reason of the failure of tba
crops, the violation of contracts he ay ..
flow Of large sections Of country bordsr;n,,
on the Mississippi, great suffering mnst ~
endured during the present and COMING
winter BY large numbers of persons of both
races, requiring the action OF the freedmen,s
bureau; therefore, be it
Resolved, That this convention unite
with the conventions of Alabama and Wiz.
glnla In their petitions to congress for the
continuance of the bureau OF refugees.
freedmen, and abandoned lands till such
TIME a. the work Of reconstruction shall
nave oeen completed and state govern
mehts in full operation as now Contaminated
by law.
Resolved, Thatthis convention in urging
upon congress the necessity or extending
the bureau, would also respectfully urge
the Importance of instituting diIigent in
quiry IT'D the character and competency Of
It's present officers and agents in this state,
| and the dismissal of such as are found TO
be incompetent and unfit to be intrusted
with the grave and responsible duties de-
Volving upon them, of whom In the ius~
ment of this convention there are many 81
this state.
Resolved, That copy of this prea blel
| and resolutions be forwarded by the dssi9i
dent of this convention to the presto at ~
the senate and the speaker of the b 6sa45i
representatives. R
Which was adopted
Mr.. Rodriguez was called to the Gd
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Mr.. NAPLES moved to lay Che sabsh NE
of Mr.. Wickliffe on the table. ff
Adopted.
Mr.. Blackburn moved to ree0nAidgr the
vote on the adoption of tie amcuanlent of
Mr.. Smith to article sevent5atwo, inserting
three in the place Of 8 Eve = IN the 9Th
line.
The motion to reconsider prevailed.
The question recurring upon the amend
ment it was lost.
Mr.. Ludeling moved to amend by strik-
ing out all after the word whatsoever " in
the ninth line, to the word corpora
lion" thirteenth line inclusive, and insert
ing the words cor any fine, forfeiture, or
penalty imposed by municipal corpora
ton shall be in condensation, whatever may
be the amount thereof"
Adopted
Mr.. NAPLES moved to amend by striking
out the words death or" and inserting
after the word labor " the words or a
greater penalty"
, Lost
Mr. WickIide moved to amend by strik-
> ing out the word "a" and inserting the
; word any" and striking out the words
" exceeding five hundred dollars"
Mr.. Ludeling moved to amend the
amendment by inserting exceeding three
hundred dollars"
/ On motion the convention adjourned
/ until tomorrow at IL A. N.
A true copy:
WIN. VIGERS. Saoretarv.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-19

AT the expiration of the recess the
convention reassembled, and was
called to order by the president.
The roll was called, and the follow
ing members answered to their names;
j. G. TaliaGsrro, president; Messrs. An
tome, Baker, Barrett, Belden, Blendin,
BonnefOi, Cooley, Crane, Crawford, Crom-
we'll, Demarest, G. Duparte, U. Dupart,
Esnard, FRANCOIS, Gair Harper, Harris,
Ingrahani, r. II. Isabelle, Thomas Isabelle,
Jones, Kelso, LANCE, Leroy, e. Lewis,
Labelling, Meadows, Noses, Murrell, Mnsh-
away, Plncbbaek, Pollard, Reagan, Riggs,
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THrRTY-sEvENTH DAY.

New ORLEANS, January Is, 1865.
The convention met pursuant to ad
iournment, and was called TO order by
the president at 10 A. N.
The roll was called, and the follow
ing members answered to their names /:
]. g. TaliaferrO, president; Messrs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-19

We have advices Of Japan dates Of the
6tb Of December The United States cora
missioner At Pshin b inspecting. all the
ports open to foreign trade.
The French consul At Hanlkow has had a
diaieulty with the neighb0ring villagers,
and has taken force from q French gum
boat to adjust matters.
"A powder explosion took place at Wy
chung on the 10th Of November, BY which
many lives and much property we're de-
streyed, The viceroy's palace was blows
into the cir.
The large painting Of Gustavo Dcres Of
the gambling saloons il Baden, On exhibition
ct he Paris Exposition, has been cold e An
American for ne sum 81 altydVe thousand
francs.
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THIRTY-SIXTH DAY.

New ORLEANS, January II, 1865,
The convention met pursuant to adj
journment.
The president called the convention
to order at ii A. M.
The roll was called, and the follow
ing members answered to their names:
]. G. Taliaferro, President; Messrs. An
tome, Baker, Barrett, Belden, BertOnneau,
Blackburn. Blandin, Bonseigneur, Bonnie
fol, Brown, Butler, Crane, Crawford,
Quincy, bearing, Demarest, Depasseau,
Donate, Douglass, Dupart, g. Duparte,
Duplessis, Esnard, FRANCOIS, Ferguson,
Gair, Gardiner, Guichard, Harper. Harris,
Hampstead, Isabelle. r. II. Jackson, Jones,
Kelso, Landers, LANCE, Leroy, J. b.
Lewis, r. Lewis, Lynch, Marie, Martin
Meadows, MeLeran, Morris, Moses, Murreli
Mushaway, Newsham, Oliver, Packard
Pierce, Polndexter, Pollard, Reagan
Reese, Riard, Riggs, Roberts, Rodriguez
Sehwab, Smith, Snaer, Scott, Snlder
Thibaut, TwitcheIl, Underwood, Valfroit
Vandergriff, Vidal, Wickliffe, Williams
and Wilson-7T members present.
Prayer by Rev. Josiah Fiske.
The minutes were read and adopted
ORIGINAL RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Marie:
Resolved, That it shall be the duty
OF the general assembly, at its frs
session after the adoption of this con
stitntion, TO pass a law making it tn
duty Of all parish recorders Of tn
state to record all the births, mar
riages, and deaths in books kept 70
that purpose.
The declaration Of births shall con
tain the sex Of the child bora, the day
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-19

| Dy MI
Corporations having no banking privi-
leges
SECTION L. The term corporations used
| In this article shall be construed to include
all associations and joint stock companies
| having any Of the powers and privileges
not possessed by individuals or partner
ships, except such as embrace banking
privileges and all corporations snail
have the right to sue and shall be liable
to be sued, in like manner as natural per-
sons.
under special acts, except for municipal
SEC. 5. Each stakeholder, in any corpo--
alton, shall be liable to the amount Of
stock held or owned by him.
SEC. f. Lands may be taken for public
way for the purpose Of granting to any
corporation the franchise Of way for public
use in all cases, however. fair and
equitable compensation shall be paid fol
such lands and TIC damages arising
from the taking Of the same but all eor
perations being common carriers, eRjoyinl
the right Of way in pursuance to the pro
visions of this section, shall be bound t
carry and treat all persons alike on equa
terms, shall carry the mineral, agricultural
and other productions or manufactures Oh
reasonable terms.
Resolved, This shall be q Title s" Of ca
constitution Of Louisiana.
Lies over and 100 copies ordered to b
, printed.
Mr.. Antoine called. up the following
resolutions lying over from December q
WHEREAS, The law Of congress creasinl
the bureau Of refugees, freedmen, an
!. abandoned lands provides that said parea
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-19
SHERIFF,S SALE.

D1srRrcr CouRr-Parish of Natchitoches-
~ No. 69S7-VIcroR RAcHAL, Administrator,
vs. MARIE ADA RACIAL Ct al. BY virtue OF writ
of fs,, efacias issued by the Honorable District
q IN and for the parish Of Natchitoches, and
a me directed in the above entitled ami numbered
suit have seized and will offer for sale to the las
and highest bidder, on
Saturday, 4th day of April, 1868,
between the usual hours of sale at the door oil the
Court House, in the town and Parish OF Natchi,
toches the following described property, seized
as the property Of tn, defen liant, viz:
d A tract of land and Improvements thereon, SIT
uated on the Athoa River in the parish OF Match
itoches, commonly called Little River, measuring
about five arpents 'front.' more or less, with all The
depth to it appertaining, bounded above by lands
ct the children of Jacquette Rachai, f. W. c., and
below by lands Of Celestine Rachal, T. W. G.. adJu-
ID Dictated to the said Marie Ada Racial OF the Sac
cession sale of Varness j. RACIAL.
~ s. f5tJ TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE
On a credit of twelve months from the day OF
sale. The purch aser to give his bond with salts
factory security ia soi,do payable to the Sheriff OF
. fbe Parish of Natchitoches and bearing eight per
cent. per annum interest from day OF SALE and Sc
cured by special mortgage and vendors privilege
retained on the property sold.
4 '~''~--"'' -glf. j. G. HUGHES,
1s.rch q 1863. Sheriff.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-19

Oligarchies.-It looks as if the con
Establish an oligarchy. The precedents
for that sort of thing are not encourag-
ing. Let them overhaul their Grote,
and when found make a note of the rise
and fall of the Government of the thirty
at Athens, 4O4 b. @. One year of their
tickle and cruel despotism was enough,
even in that slow age, to disgust the
people with them; and within that period
the thirty had been killed, their tyran-
meal acts annulled, and the Democracy
with all the old administrative bodies
reestablished. Men who will make dan
gerous experiments in legislation, should
beware how they tempt history to repeat
ITSELF Erchamge.
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GROVER & BAKER

SR WI n G. III A u IL / ~ ~ .
NROvER Baker celebrated Sewing Mo-
U chimes were awarded the highest premium
ut the principal State fairs in the United States
First premiums were awarded these Machines AT
the exhibition of London, Dublia Besaucon. St.
Degier, Paris, Lyons, Bayou and Chalons, They.
have been furnished by special command to the
Empresses of France. Austria, Russia, Brasil,
Spain and Bavaria. The Grover end Bake. Elias.
tic Stitch Sewing Machines are superior to ali
others for the following Reasons. Thew % direct
from the spool and require 10 reminding OF thread
They are more easily understood and less liable to
arrangement than any other machines And in
addition to their superior merits as instruments
for sewing, by q slight change OF adjustment, exc
cute the most beautiful and permanent embroid-
cry and ornamental work. The company arc
now ready to supply the trade With their newly
perfected Shuttle Machine which 10 unsurpassed
by sny machine in the market for Tailoring, Shoe
Making, light and heavy manufacturing OF ell
kinds
The Agency 10 New Orleans have ftted Of
Work rooms and employ competent mechanics for
rhe purpose of efecting any Repairs to the Grover
and Bakers Sewing Nschiues that the public may
GROVER BAKER 8. n. CO.
lS2 Canal street, corner OF Dryades,
d54m New Orleans. "a
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March 10, 1868.
YENTE DE SHERIFF.

v
, Cour de District aroisse des Nate hitoches.
Victor RACIAL, Administrator,
Marie Ada Racial ct autres.
HIN yertu dun writ do f. ia. ennis par PHonora-
+ II bile Cour de District dams ct poui la parolsse
dies Natchitochcs moi addresse dams lie process CT.
sIessus nomme ct uumerote J ai saisi ct j'oTrira
en- yepte au plus haut ct dernier encherlsseur
Sam di, lie A d'Avrii, 1865,
entire les heures ordinaires de ventes, la porte
do Ia Maison de Cour dams la vills ct paroisse des
Natchitoches la propriete suivante saisie CONNIE
etant 10 propriete de Ia defendante Marie Ada
Rachai, SAVIOR 81,
I'm morceau de terre avec les amelioratiohs qni
s,v trouveut eitue sur la Riviere Athao dams Ia
naroisse des Natchitoches. reimbursement appellee
Petite Riviere mesurant peu pres clnq arpents
40 face Mus GU moins avec toute la profondeur
oui appartieat, borne par en- haut par les terres
DIES enfants de Jacquette Rachal, f. C. l., en- has
mar les terres dc Ceestine RACIAL, f. G. !; adJugees
n la dite Marie Ada Rachal a la vente de la sue
cession de Varness j. Rachaf.
$50 rERMEs EFT CONDITIONS DE la vENrE;
nm credit de douze mois du jour de vente.
T,acbeteur dopuera son billet solidaire sutfsamment
oparanti payable au Sheriff de Ia Parosse des
Natchtoches, ct portant huit pour cent. par an
diptcrets du jour de vente ct de plus guaranti par
h. pothequc speciale ct lie privilege de vendeur
retenus sur la propriete vendue. .i-
n,a.s1o 1864 Sheriff.
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SHERIFF7S SALE.

& ixth District Court--City Of New Orleans
- No. Il. 902-Payne & Harrison Us. w. w.
Brezeale Ct al. BY virtue of writ of alias feri
fdesas issued by the Honorable District Court in
and for tie Parish Of Orleans to ME directed in the
above entitled and numbered SUIT, have seized
and will offer for sale to the last aud highest bid
der. on
Saturday, the 4th day OF April, 1865,
within the usual hours Of sale at the door of the
Court House in the town of Natchitoches, the fol-
lowing described property seized as the property
of the defendants, viz:
An undivided one-sixth, an undivided oneeighth
and an undivided onefourth of fiveeighths Of the
plantation known as the Brezeale place, on Red
River, In the Parish Of Natchitoches, containing
altogether, about twenty FIVE hundred acres Of land
on the right bank Of Red River descending.
Terms Of sale-Cash, with the benefit Of ap
praisemeut. T. O. HUGHES
Feb 81, 1864 SbaiR
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TAX-COLLECTOR'S SALE.

* tate of I.ouisiana-Parish of Natchitoches.
- BY virtue of an Act of the Legislature OF the
State Of Louisiana, No Sc, Section 6, approved
April 1865, have seized to satisfy the State and
Parish Taxes for the years l965and 1866, assessed
on the following described property in the name OF
Benoist Lavespiro, and will offer for sale to the
last and highest bidder on
Tuesday, the Nth day OF April, 1868,
within the usual hours Of sale, at the door OF the
Court House. in the town and Parish OF Natchl-
toches the following described property to satisfy
said Taxes, together with all costs, viz:
A certain tract of land situated in the parish OF
Natchitoches on the left bank OF Cane River de-
scending, bounded above and below by lands be-
the buildings AMI improvements thereon contain
ing two hundred and twenty five arpents, more or
less.
And, also, at same time and place and by virtue
OF the same Act of the Legislature, l have seized
and will offer fur sale to the last and highest bid
der to satisfy the State ana Parish Taxes for the
years 1865 and 1866, assessed on the property oil
Marie Luce Haurut, the following described pro-
perty 10 wit: .
A certain tract of land or plantation, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon situated In
the parish of Natchitoches on the right bank of
Red River descending bounded above by lands OF
the widow Narcisse Kerry and below by lands
formerly belonging to the Succession of widow
Duncas Vercher with all the depth belonging to
the same, containing about one hundred and fifty
| acres, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash-without the benefit of appraisement.
J. C. HUGHES,
| March IL, 1868. Collector.
| NNhe Convention Tax on the above described
| l. tracts of land is due, and if not paid before
said Taxes. Also with an additional twenty-five
- j. C. HUGHES,
March IL, 1868. Collector.
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sHERiFFS SALE.

Tn District Court-Parish of Natchitoches.
L No. 733l-ALRxANDER ARMSTRONG IS
G. Puckette. BY virtue of an order OF seizure
aud sale issued by the Honorable District Court
in and for the Parish Of Natchitoches, State OF
Louisiana, to me directed in the above entitled
and numbered suit, have seized and will offer tor
sale to the last ard highest bidder on
Saturday. the 4th day OF April 1868,
within the usual hours of sale, ct the door OF the
Court House, in the town and Parish OF Natchi-
toches, the following described property TO wit !:
A certain tract of land or plantation situated
in the Parish of Natchitoches on the left bank
Of Red River descending, about seven miles
above the town of Natchitoches, containing
about three hundred and twenty-six arpents with
all the buildings ard improvements thereon
bounded above by lands now belonging to 81 M
Hyams formerly belonging to Etienne DEVON,
and below by lands now in possession OF John l..
Perot having about eight arpents front on the
river with depth of about forty arpents, beng
the same plantation and improvements inhet tied
by L. Q. q. Puckette and Charles J. q Puck.
cite from their deceased mother Mary W. Puck
cite, and also derived by them by act OF dons-
ton from John Kelly, Of Alabama.
Also, one hundred and fftytwo acres OF land
situated on The lower corner in the rear OF the
above plantation in said Parish, being fractional
section number five, Township ten, North, Range
seven, West, entered by said Mary w. Puckette
at State Land Office at Baton Rouge on Sd Feb
| ruary 1858, which together with the tract above
mentioned forms one body or plantation, con
| tanning about four hundred and fifty two acres
and is known as the "Puckette Plantation
One undivided half of which was acquired b!
Elnora Elvira Puckette by act OF donation prop
ter nuptias from her said husband Charles j. q
Puckette, passed before Rhodem A. Green, No
tary Public 10 aud for the parish of Claiborne
on The 9th day of May, 1857, and the othe
undivided half being acquired by, said Ecnor'
Elvina Puckette, at Sheriffs sale in suit No
$500 entitled Alexander Armstrong vs. CD.
Puckette ct al, the process verbal of said sale be
ing dated End February, 1867.
| TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.
Cash-to satisfy the sum of two thousand sever
hundred and fifty dollars with eight per cent pc
annum interest from the End day Of Februar.
l $751; and on terms of credit until the End of Feb
ruary 1869, to satisfy the sum OF two Thousand
seven hundred and fifty dollars, with like inter
est from the 2nd February. 1867, and until tn
Ind February, 1870; to satisfy the further sum o
two thousand zen hundred and fifty dollars witt
like interest from End February, 1867, and 70
cash to salty the costs of suit-and sold wit
the benefit of appraisement.
March 4, 1868. Sheriff.