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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour Gu ouatriemo District Judieiairs.
PAROlSSE Sr JACQUES.
T.. VsNaroso 4. ais
vs..
J. Vi7arayo 4. ais.

En- vcr'n d'nn dtcre,de rattage i moi adres.
sc par honorable Ia Cour dn Qna,risme Dis.
''lc' J"l'ria're dams q, pour la parois>. Saint.
Jacques, dams Fatfa,re ci-hessns, jufrirn, en-
ven'e p%uhIiqne @, a t'enchete. sur les Iienx,
lie JEUDl Q lANvIER 1868, a 10 hsnres
tncr nn ptr'age entre les parties dams la dit.
%afaire, Savoir
10. une cer,aine Habilarion ttablie en- Sucre.
lie, sitnee dams la paroisse Saint. Jacques, sur
la rive d'oite dn lenve Mississippi, a environ
81 miles au-lesSns de la Nouyelle, Orleans.
mcsurant SIX arpen,s Ell I'M liers Plus on
molns de face an d, nenve, sur qna're- vinyls
arpents plus gu moins de profondrnr, terman,
dams Ia prolondeur. bnrnee i Ia ligne snpe.
rienre par les terres de NJ. Ursin lie R,enf e,
a la lIgne 'nfarieure par ceIles lie NJ. Jo-
seph Vi,avaSo, ensemble avec la sucte.
rte, la machine 4 vapenr, les ha'isses 2,
ameIiorat'o"s qni sly ,rouvent. sous Ia re,
serve dune petite mason avec ses Deepen.
dances appar,eiant i Uranie, {. C |.
2" U" Ioi de- seize mn'p,s, IN cheval, IN tau.
rean, qnatre cIarrei,ns, nm 10, de cl,arrn.s,
Dc %harnaiS, m grand assortment, d'ouiils
ara'"rrs, Ell nm lot he menhles menblan,s,
daigrnterie eli d"u,re> "hjer> mobiIiers.
TERMEs EFT CONDITIONS:
Les mn'e,s ct nhje,s m"biliers rayables
complain, sur les lienx.-La ,erre payable IN
tiers cnmptant-nn tiers dams mn an =, un tiers
dams deux ans du jour de la ven,e.-Les acone.
renrs fonrniront ienrs billetS DAT commons. avec
sernri,a bonnie ct s~olvahIe, fats payab,es an
bureau dn Recorder do Ia Paroisse Sain,-J,c.
qnes, portan, in,a,at a rai-on de HUT pour cen,
Pan a dater de ieur echeance jnsou'a ma f,i,
Placement, garan'i~ par lie privilege de vpndrur,
hyrp'heqne spectacle 81 IL pact. d. mn ol;ennn.
Dole di' privilege de vendeur q, Ia ditto nv.
p%"lheqne devan' bintfcipr ion, pot,.nr an
porieuts tulurs DIES dts biil-ts.-i. mnu,a,,
compliant ainsi on" les biil-ts r.>,e,nu, .nt,p
les mains dn Sheriff de Ia parnisSe Sain, lar.
ones sous 10 CONTROL. ., snj",s any orlr4> d. Ia
Conr dn Q"a'rieme DiStric; ludici.ire-le
compliant payable en- bil'e,- ayan, conrs.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Paroisse Saint.Jacques. % Decembr. 1857
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Nor is there dishonor or degradation in yielding
obedience to the brhests Of the Catholic Church.
For she is not a political creation, but a Divine In
stitution. She is not man made; she is not sectallah;
she is not national; but emanating from God, she
issues her mandates in His name. to promote His
glory, to->seIve society. by et]"hing KING ana
peasant alike, prelates and people, masters aud
slaves,-all, to bow down before her authority,
which is no other than the authority of God Him
self.
It cannot, with any show Of reason, hc denied
that this is the Authority and the Power that re-
deemed Europe from barharism and gave to the
Eastern Continent whatever of true civilization it
possesses. or ever possessed. This too, is the att
thority to which the greatest men that ever lived,
deemed it an honor to submit. And when onr
American Fathers fled from European persecution
they brought with them for the most part (f we
except the fanatical P~uritans> the principles Of free
dom and civilization which Christianity spread
throughout Europe after the fall of Pagan Rome
and an attachment to those natural rights and liber.
ties which were afterwards wisely Incorporated into
our Republican system Of Government.
As there can be no authority without society, SC
there can be no society without authority. This is
the Catholic doctrine. Lee. the candid America,
contrast this doctrine and the Catholic Church
teaching regulating the relations Of authority t,
human liberty. with the despotism and political de
p%endence to which the philmthropists have reduced
us; and then say if such men ms Helper and sncl
books ms Noioque. are not more noisome to Ameri
can society than the frogs were to the Egyptians.
"Veritas liberabit vos."
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Of ST. james, on Inc right bank Of The Mis-
sissippi river, abo", >iAty seven miles above
New O'leans, measuring four arren,s more
os.|ess front to said rives, ty eighty a%rpents
IN depth, closing ingihe GEAR, bounded ADORE
by lands of Villavaso & Brothers, and below
by those of J. B.. Feichaud. with all the
buildings aud Improvements thereon.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
CASH on the spot in legal currency.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish Of St. James, December 7lh, 1867.
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State Of 1Osli>ia ma.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
SUGGESTIONS Of late Irene Roussel and
Vscim in M,Iiet.

Whereas Z~ephyrin Millet. Of the Parish Of
ST. James, has applied 10 The abnre named
Conr', i" order To be appointed administrator
Of the Snccessions Of Irene RnnsSpI and Vic.
TORN Ml|Iei, both decreased inles,a,e:
Public notice is hereby given to all parties
concerned TO fl" in wiring within ton days
from the date "f notice hereof, at the Ofkc. of
the Clerk Of said Co"'', tho reasous why The
prayer Of said pe'i'i""er should no, be granted.
By order Of said Court.
T. s.: GAuDET, Clerk.
Parish Of 81. James, January 9Th, 1868.
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En- vertn dc trois wri,s de Fl IA a moi alres.
ses dams les afaires que dessns, par les Cours
sns me"tionn&es, j'ai saisi ct j'ofrirai en-
vente publique, 10 VENDREDI 10 JANVIER
1868, a II henrcs a. n. sur la proprie,e de NJ.
Isaac Hebert, I un mile environ au.dessous
du Convent,
I'm CHEVAL, I'M snlky, une %voi,nre.
CONDITIONS: = Compliant sur les lieux e.,
billets ayant cours.
=. THEREOF,
Shfry
Paroisse St-Jacquss, 20 Decsmbrs 1867.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
C0ur du Qnatriemc District I%uditiaife.
PARoisSE sr-JACQCES.
Y L~apey,olesie
VS.. NJ. 2l5
4. =. T.. L,uran.

En- vet,n dun VII, dc .ft1i tacias Il mo-
adresst dans TaltaIfs ci.dqESns. y-at-saiss ct
y~ufFrirai sn vrnte publiVne eli q lrnchere, a
Ia maisnn de Cnnr d., Ia PltoisSe Sr.J,rqnrs,
MERCEEDI, lie % JA\VlER 1863, i II
henres A. NJ, la prophetic ci-aP'es decr',s pour
s~aiisfsirc lie dit Judgement, snvoir.
III certain moroccan tie ,crrc, si,ue dams la
P%Aroi..e $, Jacques, sur Ia rive droite dn
fenve Mississippi. 4 environ soixan'e.hn,
miles All de>sus de Ia Nunvelle Osleans,
mc<urant environ ,foIs quarts d'arPent de
face an lenvc, str 1iatre vingis arpcnt- do
profnnhenr. fsr,nan, plus IN noins; bornec
IN han, par IA ptcpti:te de vcnve Laurent
Donlienx. ct rn has par celIe l'Angns,e
I'tahan. aycc 'on,es les baii,ses Ell ameliora.
tons qnI y appatiiennent.
T.rmes ct Conditions :-C"mp'ani sur les lienx,
Ell blllets ayan, conIs.
S. THEHIOT.
>herjf.
Paroi-se S,.Jacqucs, 81 D'cembre 1867.
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BY virtue Of a wri. Of .feri Eacias, 10 me
directed in the above matter, ! have seized
aud will offer a, public auction, a. the Conr,
Hou>r OF the P.t,sh Of St, James, on WE'D
NESDAY. the 22nd day of JANUARY 1868,
al ~ o'clock A. NJ, the hereinafter described
property. /" satisfy .nid Judgment, 10 wit:
A certain tract 1T land situated in the Parish
Of s.. James, on The RICH, hank If the Mis-.
sissippi river, ah"n' So miles above New.
Orleans, measuring ahon, ,h,ee qna,,er< Of
ar arpent front 10 the river nv eighty ar.
pea's in depah. closing more or less in the
rear, bounded above by the property of
widow Lan'en, D"nji"ux, and below nv that
Of Angnste Trahan, with all the bnildipc,
and improvements ,hereunio hel.nginp,
TERMS: Cash on the spot in legal currency.
s. THEREOF,
Sheriff:
Parish of s.. James, elst Decembe, 1867.
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l:lOl de- Ia Louisiana.
Ccur du Quatrielno District Judiciairo.
TAROISSE Sr-JACQCES.

Ssceessions de feu Irene Roussd ct Vciori"
MIIri.
Aurndu que Ztphytin MilIet, de Ia Paroissc
Saint. Jacques, s'.st "drrs.t a Ia Conr sus d''e
IL l',ftt deere nomm& administrator des Sue.
ce.siunS d, Irene Rons>el =, vic,orin aM.44l..
tons deux decides in,cstats:
Avs public est. par le present do"nS I ,ons
ceux v iu,trrssts. t'aynir Il dtduirc par ecri'
dans dix inn,s de la date dn present avis. az
burcau du Grefirr DE- ce,te Conr. les rais"n.
pour 1csq"eIIes IL nc seat pas fat d'ot 4 la
Demands du dit pe'i,inNnaire.
Par ordrc de ladi,e Conr.
r. s GAUDET, Greficr.
!. raroi.se St-Jacqnes, 4 Jauvir' 1868.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
. succession Of The late TNtogene Bours.ois.

Whereas Emile Lernlle. of the Parish Of
Saint James. has applied I" The above named
Conr', in order 10 be appointed adminis,ra,nr
of The Succession Of Thtnsenc Bourgeois, de.
ceased lniestarr:
Public notice is hereby given 10 all parties
concerned to file in writing within ten DAYS
from til" date OF notice hereof, at the office of
the Clerk of >aid Cont, the reasons. why the
prayer of said ne,ili"ner should no, be granted.
BY order If said Court.
+. 5. GAUDET. Clerk.
Parish OF St. James, Dec, mh.t 2s,h. 1867.
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Fiat dc la g.OUisia ~.
COur du Quatriemc District Juliciaitc,
PAEolssE Sr-lACQuES.
Succession ct Communicate d Ernfsiiue =,
"Houa dtctl<e tpo"se d E3phege Porht.

A''enlu qu'Elpleee P"rhf, DE- Ia parois>e
Si-JacQnes, administrator ,ies st!sdifes Sac
c"ssluri el tnmmunAuia, a eniit>>a en- ceiie
Conr son c6mp,e final administration d'icel.
les, demandan, Emancipation d'icelui ct sa
dtrharge:
Avs public rs, par le prtson, donnG a ,ous
ceuS y in,rres>6-, FAVOR a liinil. par tcril.
dan> trent" Ionrs de Ia date du nrisen, avis. an
bureau du Gi-tii-r lie crt," Cnur, les raison,
pour !"sque'I.s il ne sefaI, pas ta.l druit i la
dc'natde dudi, piti'ionuairc.
Par ordre de ladi,r Comr.
T.. s GAUDET, GreGsr.
Paroisse S,-Jarque-, "a Dac-nht- 1867.
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BY virtue Of a writ Of fevi Eacias, 10 me d.
Fectel i" the above mailer, | have seized and
will offer al public auction, m the pvemi..
o" THURSDAY, 9th day Of JANUARY. 1868.
at II O'Clock A, M, the hereinafter described
property 10 satisfy The above judgment, to vii,
A certain tract Of land situated in the Parish
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pNnus %appelons I'atten,i"n des habitan,s
sur I'avis de NJ. a. Drnilhe, e, sur celui de
NJ. l.. Guilry.
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ElNt de- IN u.Out>iauc.
COUR DU QrATRIEME DISTRICT
JUDICIAIRE.
PAROlSSE ST-JACQUES.
Succession de fen 1~heogtne Bourgeois.

At"ndu qu'Emiie l.rlniir. de Ia patoisse
Saul J clneS, Sos, adr.>se a la Conr Su,,lii.
a f-tf'i d'ftrs nonIna administrator d. Ia
Succession Il" Thao.ene Bourgeois, deceae
lui.-tai:
Avis public es. par lie present dame a ,ous
cenx y lnleresses. t'avoir d dednir. par cert.
dams dix l"nr- de la date dn prasen, avis. an
bn,ea" d" Grefi-r de cette Cour, les raisons
pour Iesq"ell 5 il ne serait pas lai, droit a la
denande dn dl pi,.tionmaire.
Par 0rdre de la ti,e Conr.
r $. GAUDET. Grefie,.
Paroisse St.JacQnps. % Decemb,p 1857
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Fiat de- In LOWisin q
COur du Qualricmc District Judiciaire.
hROiSSE Sr-JACQUES.
Wood g. Robinson
VS.. NJ. $50
Joseph UNaruso.

En- ycslu dun Wi, dr teri jaci"s a moi adres.
Sc daus atfaire que dcssus, J'ai saisi e, j%'otlti-
raj en- venle pub'iqIe ., a liencher. sur les
iieuN, lie JEUDl 8 JANVlER 1868, 4 II
heurcs du mali". la prophetic ci-apte> d%tcsile,
pour salts Iairc lie sus-d't Judgement, SAVIOR
ljnc @cet,aine tetrr, si'nte dams Ia par"isse ST.
Jacques. sur la rivr dro,le du heuve Missis-
&ipi. 4 snixa,iie sept miles environ au-dessus
de Ia Nmveitc-Orleans. mssura,, qua,re AT
penis Dc face plus ou moius All d, flelve sur
quatre viuc,s arrent- de prot"ndeur. terma"'
DAVIS In rroi"ndenr. horu6e 4 Ia limit. supe-
rieure par los ,erres de Vtliavaso fetcs, 81 a
Ia FINITE infe,ieure par rel'es DE- J. h Fet-
c}auh. avpc ion,es les ba,isses ct alneliora-
tons gni " ,%r"uvent.
TERMES EFT CONDITIONS:
CoMrraNT SUI les IicuA en- biIle,s ayan, coufs
s.. THEREOF,
NhfrJ.
Patoisse Si.Jacques. I Dtcembte 1861.
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Parish Of 81. James, 2sth December. 1861
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Parish Of ST. James, December I'll, 1867.
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SII~tI1.
Paroisse Saint.Jacqnes. % Dsremhrr 1867
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1t has been as conclusively proven as 1t is
possible to prove anything In the world where
knAvery and fraud can be made trade despite
law, and Governmental scrutiny can be baked
by Interested parties, when the opportunities
to make money sharpens the wits Of men who
dare take risks for large stakes, that our Gov
ernment has been cheated out Of millions Of dol
lars, which sums have gone into the pockets oil
certain parties, believed to constitute what IL
known As the " whisky ring.n
The time has come to put a stop to the
gigantic frauds practiced upon the revenue,
and to end forever this immense swindle.
1t Is clearly proved that an organization,
widespread and powerful, extends over this
country, and that II not only flches the Gov.
srnmsnt OF millions Of dollars, but that It
exercises a wide and potential influence In
shaping the politics Of the country, and that It
will not hesitate to use any means to perpet-
uate Its power and its existence.
The members of Congress must know
this, and we trust that body will take the
matter In hand with will, and that It will
reduce the tax to so low figure that the
movements Of this ring will be checked. II
need be, let Congress abolish the tax upon
whisky altogether.
1t 10 time that this ring was broken up
unless the people are prepared to be swindIed
and ruled by an irresponsible set OF corrup.
tionists, who will scruple at no means, how
ever dishonorable, to carry their points and
continue their frauds.
We call upon Congness, II they desire "a
conserve the purity Of our elections, to act
upon this question, and to act declsively and
at once
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The Chicago Republican says: There 10
grievous trouble In the Democratic ranks.
Astonishing As It may seem, they do not like
the Republican platform. 1t IL not made to
suit them, somehow. some planks are want.
Ing which they had hoped to see In 1t. 1t Is
too generally acceptable to the public. Its
salient features harmonic too nearly with the
enough, except where It would endsngef the
safety Of the assailant to strike blow. Some
assert 1t to'be "a letting down;' others "a let
general exhibition or dissast for /. among sy Inc
whole tribe Of political fuglemen in that
party; Then, too, they are disguised with
1t Is too depiorsbfy strong. And some OF the
poor fellows do not yet know whether General
Grants name 10 U. II. or U. s., or II. U. or
H 81 and they ar are in worry .boq.
10, because General Grant Is $50 reticent;"
and this Is another trouble. He does things
there 10 no denying that-but he don't talk. II
He was q tanner, too-how he>did tan their
"friends.n They cannot get over that Nor is
u pslatsble that Coifax Is nominated. 1t as:
unite upon the two most popular men 10 the
country, since they are both from adjoining
and Central States; The question OF locality
hypercriticaI gentlemen. Then Coifax has
not enemieS enough among the rank and file
Of the Democratic party. There 10 danger
ne VIII seuuce some Democrats VINO love
loyal men and deeds, and have regard for
public faith and credit, to vote the Republi-
can ticket. 1t 10 sad such men as Seymour
"Briekn pomsroy, y.llsndigham, and Storey
The Dayton Ledger, yallsndigh ans. organ,
thus dispOses OF the claims Of several aspirants
to the Democratic nomination; "'D0olittle' 10
spoken Of as a Democratic, candidate for the
Presidency Doolittle! 'Rah for Doolittle I
No. For all such candidates we shall do hiiie;
~ fact, we could do ImLe, II we were to try.
Why not Van Winklei We think We might
could rip Or any other ofthe seven traitors.
seeing that We are . traitor ourself. Andy
Johnson and Frank Blair, too, are spoken of
euse US. II so hard pressed for material as to
be forced outside OF the Democratic party for
. candidate, we are for Chase. II there 10 to
IL ss S Yf'T @cr r Isst
we are compelled to fall back on an outsider
Jet us see to II that we get brains. But we
saS R..s ni b. no
A MEETING Of the friends OF Charles Francis
Adams, who are most DESTROYS Of having him
placed IN domination for the Vice Presidency
Of the United States by the National Demo.
Saturday night. The meeting, which was
fairly attended, was addressed by several gen.
tlemen, who were most enthusiastic In their
laudations OF the ex-Minister to St. James,
deemins him the best candidate that could DO
named.
Gov. BRows, OF Georgia, stated In the Chi
esgo Convention that there are large numbers
o. I,,S original seeessionists and Democrats who
Will vote for Grant.
The Wheeling Iaisiiigsnesr, the leading Re-
puaiatss ssnstor Van Wrinkle, and reads him
decided tho result at Chicago. The deiesstion
wade, but on the decisive ballot chsnsed to
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PERSONAL.

Hon. SAN'L SHELLABARoER and family, .oi
Ohio, have taken rooms At the Union hotel,
Georgetown, DC.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, IT,, son Of Secretary
Stanton, and his confidential secretary fol-
several years, yesterday resigned his position
In the War Department.
Hon. GARRETT DAVIS leaves town &c day
for his home In Kentucky, having yesterday
obtained an Indefinite leave Of absence on &C.
count Of sickness In his family.
Mr.. EDWARD THORNTON. the British Min
lister, is at the Clarendon hotel, New York.
Ex-Gov. HAwLEy, Of Conn, and several
other officers OF the Chicago Convention, are
at Willarda'.
Col. X. W. LuDIsGToS, Lawrence, Kansas,
and J. J. Green, OF California, are at the
Owen house.
Col. JoHS NJ. POWELL, Miss, and Col
Francis, Arkansas, are at the Metropolitan
hotel
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ARRIVALS AT THE HoTnLs.

sEATON HoUsE-JonN H. sExrls.
fDogghsrty, 81 Louis, Thee sutrc, BALI.
s,i.sr.. M %:siSIiHl s. k sss;s
Wand !s.s Phi; John TaSSs, aiiiyiii.; wi.
Wv s, Eli i, STEM a.r
dsn, oti samuel 3 Asnee; Maryland, George
va Wat, Richnosd. V. . 2 Demise, T; Denise ai,s,
Trederisfsss,s, vs; "a Sro..nsn HUNTING Snfins
ton, Long Island, Joseph Mussey, Washington
county John b Thomas, Frederick county,
John King, Louisville, KY.
Ms Valentine Mott, DR. A Baldwin, Jno o
SYYsS:yN WI Fsili &1ssi Pis
:G s M. ssss w f Nas sas f s1Hshs1s
Col John N Powell, Miss, Ssmes Ried, Jno A
Parker, Caster, Pc; Henry, Young. Nd. Col
assp IMsF MI. PSis sslSos
y.ushn, Al,i Dr s Pibbert, fhilsi W p Up.
wILLARDs HoTEL-srxEs 4 CHADWICK.
os y D q Coleman, Lsi p 3 Grant, COLUMBUS,
Boston, Edward Broddy, n II I W Thstehei
iGS Irits Albany y, qpysrnSf Jo:
idsi Miesi B n ea s ssSssi. $50 o. f {
Bssss:a, = n Warren, Edsnsea ne NJ. "
H.R KHsxwSo p HG RSs.E. William.
J brSvss' u; q Fe.qse, q 4 osapssiI Z I
sS s'a See gSsy d.sil I P ~ o.is S'grf
Crosby, N II, J W Barclay, N YjC Richards,
city, W Creswell, Y.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
J b briggs, Mexico. N Y, James Gleason,
Val James Meyers, Baltimore; r W Luding.
ton, Lawrence, Kansas @ H Blake, J s Keen,
Philaj J J Green, California; W johnson,
Utica, N Y James M.lbert, Cincinnati, Ohio
Cameron peivin, Bledsoe Miles, william o
Smyth, NY.
BuNKER'S AVENUE HOTEL.
II T Montgomery, J Perkins, Alabama; A
NJ White, Philadelphia; J Smith, Chicago,
Ill; T A Gallager, II Wiley, IT,, H Brown,
N VI r Ould, jr., Baltimore; Hod Chadwick,
yermontj U A Bowling, Maryland.
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THE ELECTION on MONDAY,

-. =, =
Inc infHi9eneer Oh yesterday morning mas
column or more upon the subject Of our NUM-
eipa election. II attacks Mr.. Bowen AND the
party which supports him, BY calling HIN
"the negro candidate" and the people who
Intend to vote Tor him the " negro party
This Is mode OF political warfare that may
seem right and Just TO our neisheor, put IL
suikes US As an appear 10 Wicked prejudice
INST oush' 70 DC ieN 10 aie OUT In tne eommu-
nivi esPeeiaiiy are we sAusneu thAt party
protesting free principles, and based upon
Democratic ideas, 10 strangely and perversely
Inconsistent In encouraging an unnatural and
wicked prejudice against large class Of our
citizens, on account OF race and color.
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speetisn By the inspeetlng ofcer a the Philadei.
phla nayy, yard. where they are V be delivered
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wIoryht;iron hammered Piston Rod, not
asnisnh sd,,s 4: per drawing. weight about
500 pound shssl: Iron. Nos. .. H. II.
] dozen Neck Bolts.
"a kegs Boiler Rivets.
and octagon.
Beck Irons
set Wood Turner's Gauges and Chi,el,, y 70
llEss HssS 'Br.e.. with R..m.r.
Weoden spirit-Level, with Plumb Lire, %
CeppeIsmith's Heads. asserted.
Beck Horn Stakes.
dat round head dc.
Screw Punches, with dies, assorted.
100 Flat Bhovels, best cAst.steel.
Monkey wrenehes.
pair Lever Shears, II inches cut. As PSF pat.
Fall ps-.iculars respecting the fsrsgoinE articles
will BE- giyea By Chsf gnsi sesr THEODORE ZBL.
LER. Navy Yard. PhiladslPnis u,rsvv,,
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29

ITEM ror "THE woRLp."-It Is curious to
note the different opinions Of men as to the
qualifications necessary for President. There
Is genius Of the World persuasion living In
Washington who 10 very much exercised about
General Grant. He says he will bet $500, and
put up the money, that he can beat the General
playing q game Of checkers, or he can beat him
alta game OF ball as pitcher or catcher Our
friend OF the persuasion" we think, forgets
that everybody is superior to almost every
body else In some things. These accomplish.
ments, really, do not appertain to the Presi.
Dental once, although the World might think
So
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29

, The senate was In executive session yestsr-
day for two hours, and the subject under con,
siderstion was the Secretary Of warship. The
question was on the connrmation Of Gen. Soho
field, whose name 10 before the Senate. There
was pretty free interchange Of sentiment, and
some Senators were in favor OF leaving Mr..
Gen. Schoheld, and II 10 expected that he will
be confirmed on Monday. All Of the Republic
can Senators who spoke In reference to Mr..
stanton were complimentary Of that gentle
man In their remarks.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29

IxPoRTASr.-The amendment to our city
charter, which is now law, provides for the
appointment by the commissioner Of cleo
tions OF three clerks for each precinct, said ap-
pointments to be made three days before the
day of election. Let the commissioners attend
to this to-day, without fail.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-29

The World says Of Gen. drsut, that "hii
most exsggerstinE prsisers dare not own his
Instability to be less than his obtuseness."
This complaint from the leading Demo
cratic organ, In the face Of the record Of the
General, leads Us to the unweieome corclu.
sion that the World 10 coming out for him a.
President. We trust we are mistaken.