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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-17

/ NTED HTATES DISTKICT COUNT
" District OF Louisiana : In the matter Of Thos. r.
Walker, bankrupt In Bankruptcy No $40 Whereas Thos
Walker Of tie parish of Orleans, snd District aforesaid
duly declared bankrupt under the Act Of Congress
"a ls6 has this day fled in said Court petition praying
for discharge and certificate thereof all his debts and
other claims provabie under said =
Notice therefore given to all creditors who have proved
her oe6s and TO al other in interest the
cay OF ID. cember 1868 at III assigned for the hearing
OF the same and that they then and there
they have why prayer of the said petition
should not be granted
Clerks Office New Orleans, Nov. H. 1853
nol3 O2S X. LOEW Deputy Olerk.
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/ BANkRU OF JOSIAH r
schardson-United States Msrshsls Ofce-District of
Louis ana ew Orleans October 49, lS65-vhis TO give no
uce toat on the ist day Of October 1868 alias
rant IN Bankruptcy wss issued against the
hicnsroson OF New Orleans, in the
State of Louisiana who ajuded bankrapt on his
property belonging to uch bankrupt him and
the transfer of property by him forbidden by law
that meeting OF the creditors Of the said bankTunt t
tne debts and to choose assgnees Of his estate
VII oe hed at Court Of Bankruptcy BE holden at No Al
Exchange Place In the city Of New Orleans Louisiana be-
oIs onaten Augustin Regis the 10Th day Of Noyem
Der A. D. 1868, at 10 e'clock A n. - - -
A-Fo a. FL HEpRov
oc20 no20 u & Marshal Ilistrict ~ II o1;sis,a
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ITNITEp STATES DISTRICT COURT

~ District Of Losisisns-In the matter Of George w.
Jones bsnkrupt-ln Bankruptcy No 4e6Whereas George
W Jones. Of the parish Of Assumption aud District
Aforesaid duly declared bankrupt the Of Con,
gress OF March 1907 has this day filed in said court ps
tor praying for dis charge and certc all
ns debts and other claims prcvsbe under said
therefore given to creditors who have debts
and TO all other persons In interest," 7h day of De-
cember 1868 al II assigned for the hearing Of the
same and that they then and there attend and s ow
cause any they haye Why the prayer Of the said petition
Clerks once New Orleans, November IL. 1853 -
nol3 "a 30 X L0EW Depu,v Clark
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IN BANkRUPTCY-ESTAT or ALLEN T.
4 Bowie, Jr-Unted States Msrshals 0fise. District
tee that on the sixteenth day OF Oc.ober A 1868 War
rant IN Bankruptcy issued estate Of Allen
T. Bowie Jr, In the parish Of Tensas, and STATE Of
Louisiana, who was adjudged bankrupt on his own
iivefy Of any property belonging to such bankrupt
erty by him. Ridden by law; IN meeting 81 ~.
creditors of the said bankrupt to prove debts and to
choose one or more assgnees Of his estate be held at
curt OF Bankruptcy, TO be hole the Custom House
Building In the city Of New Orleans Louisiana before
y Kellogg, Register, the seventh day Of December
A. ID. 1865 at 9o'clock A. N.
A-No 40 Fl urppov
oclI deo u. g. Marshal. District of IouIsians
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LIMITED STATES DISTRICT &c

/ nnnLD SIAIES DISTRICT COURr-
~ District OF Louisiana-in the matter Wesley Conner
bar krupt1n BankTuptcy-No. 497-Wheeas Wesley Conner
the Concora district aforesaid duly declared
Bankrupt under the Act of Congress of March this
day hed in said Court petition praying for and
certificate thereof from ali his debts claims provo
bic under said act, notice Is therefore given TO ali
% who have poy their and e Al other
NJ is assigned for the hearing same and that thew
may then and there attend ard any they have
why the prayer OF the said petition should granted
Clerks ONCE New Orleans. November u. 1868 ! :.
nol5 Il ~ X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk
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| mo 2O9
AN ACT TO INCORPORATES A SAVINGS AND PAwNyrs
| BANK.

mo 2O9l
AN ACT TO INcoRPoRATE A SAVINGS AND PAwNEr
BANK.
ARTICLE I.
SECTION 1. Be IL enacted bv The Sernte and
House Of Representatives of tie STATE OF Lo,.is;.
ana in General Assembly convened. That r. M
Montgomery, Daniel L. Shearer. B. j. Mont.
gomery, William Saunders, James T. Summers
and others whom they may associate with them
shall be and are hereby constituted bodv cor.
porate and polite, under the name of the sav .
ipgs and Pawners' Bank of New Orleans.D for the
term Of twenty five years from the passage of this
act. 1t shall have power to contract, sue and be
sued, receive, purchase, convey, mortgage and
receive In mortgage, pledge and receive In pledge
property, both nal and personal; to make use of
q common seal Of such device ss the board of
directors may recommend, 10 name and appoint
such officers, managers directors and servants az
its interest and convenience may require to ere.
ate and establish such bylaws, rules and reRuls.
tons for the management of its affairs as may be
deemed advisable, ell in its corporate capacity.
81. .-r ARrICLBU.
q SIC. l. Be Il further enacted, ETC.. That In
order to promote the interest of the working
classes and assist those out of poyment and tem
porsrily In need Of funds for the support of them
selves and families and also 20 cid tie marc antiIe
community In business. It shah have power and su-
thorixstion TO receive deposits from al persons.
all sums Of money, from one dollar upward, and
pay ont the same By checks or other wise, for
which sums Of money interest shau be allowed in
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TN BANKRUPTCY-Esr OF ELI rrrIn

BANKRUPTCY-Es OF ELI TULLIs-
United States Msrshals Ofiee District OF Louisiana
October 49, lo6Th to give notice that the 10th day
OF October, A d. 1868 bankruptcy was issued
against the estate Of Eli Tu Of ST. Joseph in the parish
Bankrupt his Petition payment of any deo
and delivery of property belonging Bankrupt 10
him or for his and the transfer property BY him
are forbidden BY law; that meeting Of the OF the
said bankrupt to their debts and che more
assignees of hs estate will be hed Court Of Bankrupcy
TO be holden at the Custom House building the city Of
New Orleans Louisiana. before J. X @ Pkiu Register
on the 18th day Of November, A D. 1868 10 O'Clock
A-No -. +. j. HEBRON.
oc20 nol7 u s. MAMMAL District N Iani.ia,a
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LIMITED STATES DrsrRrCr COURT

~ District Of Lousans- In matter Of rhos Appleton
bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No. 2Sa. Whereas, Thomas
Appleton, doing business in bis Appleton
81 vtie-.s and District sfres aid duly
unoer Act OF ors
this day filed in said Court petition praying for
and ertneste thereof from all his debts other ella ms
p ovable under said act
Notice therefore given all creditors have proved
their debts and to all other persons in interest," that the
DAY Of December 1868 at II Is assigned for bearing
OF same and they then attend and show
esus II any they have, why he Of the said petition
Clerks Once, New Orleans, November 1868.
no6loH K. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

/ INTFD STATEs DISTRICT COURT
~ District OF Lou sana-In Bankruptcy-No 252-Tn the
matter of Packer Observation-Disclosures Jno e. Packer
OF the parish Of kachoches and district duy
csied Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress March 1867
has this day filed in said petition praying for dis
charge and certificate thereof from bis debts and other
claims provsble under said act '
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who proved
their debts and to all other interest," that the
day December, 1868 at II is assigned for the hear
n OF the same, and that they attend
and show they have why the prayer Of the said
petition should not be granted
Clerks Office, New Orleans, November S 1863
moo IoH T. LOW, Deputy Clerk.
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Lsdss Rss. No l. over the c.sosnX Mutual Iasursass
Company. oMcsu-oso. W. Ssdls, O. p; J. h. Burks.
H.P.; v. a. Wright, Scribe.
ST. MAGNOLIA ENoANPszNr NO. 4
hsss sBhs second and fourth sssuHays In sssh month
Bsssn Rougs oncsn-oscar Bsrsee J. r.; L. O. Morris.
q. r.; q. CsssInshy, Scribe.
WARRINGTON ENCAMPMElr No.G
Hssts on the second and fourth Monday In each month.
Naneny Budings Third District onosrs-, stahs o. p;
B. ,. sturcksa. H. p; J. Rsinsr. Serbia 1000
LAFAYETTE EroAnPHErrN.L
Nests the arss third wednesday Jss.s. Han.
CORNER OF Magazine and Phillip streets Feurh District.
omcsrsJ. ". Allen O. p. Frank PastSr. Il. I asorgs
Ritter. Scribe. .r.-s
ODD FELLOWS REST
Meets In ONCE the Grand secretary the sso,1
Monday In January, April July and octsssr The ~
Board meets the third Monday January for organize
ton OcersJ @. Daalap PRESIDENT Josiah Fogsr ssers
tAry. Joseph West Treasurer John QUINN Sexton
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Meets In ONCE Grand Secretary Friday evening In evy
month Oncers-A W. Mcdonnell. President; Josiah Fogsr.
Secretary. ...
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF Al.
ISOLATION.
Meets In ONCE Grand Secretary, urday Of each month
Annual meeting last Saturday In January Officers ls6
Rusha President; @. W. Roper. First Vice Presidents;
Phst Second Vice President; Luther Homes Ssorstay;
A. Wallace Hunter. Treasurer
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION
nssts first Monday In each month Once Of the GRAD
Secretary. Election frst Monday In May Drsctors
BoAkD FOE ls6a-Presidenf-E NJ Rusha NJ w. g. n:
Finances Cbnm1fee-y q. Dunlap; \ wallace Hunter;
Eugene r Brugers
Hall oo1minee-G. L Thos. Il. Shields. K II. Falrchnd,
George Dirmeyor
Budding consntes-E NJ Rusha; Luther Homes; asorss
Nuneesses. I...
O. W. Roper, q. Ailispaush, s. E. Moore. q. L. Hnry
Haskau
JOSIAH FoLaER. sscrss.ry.
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APPROVED By THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE.
BURN du Buisson's IodIde OF Iron and n An.
... ganese Pills.

The treatment Of choroc affections ID always
and tedious with the psuai preparations OF iron which
not untreguenty fail owing 20 the stomach being to
support them The researches Professors Hsnnou Of
Brussels Gensou retrequln of Lyons: serreIus and
Trousseau Of Par have that this iamentabs
failure owing TO the absence Of Manganese which as we'll
~ Iron, Is essential element of blood These Pls
therefore, supply important deficiency therapeucs and
have consequently received the appreciation the Academy
Of Medicine and the principal scientific bodies They
employed with certainty Of reen
Sknes Stomach Complaints Poverty Blood and r-
regular kenstruson and preferable 70 the pills
Of iron alone In al anemic scsofElous and
uona.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-17
Digestive Elixir OF Pepsins.
0RIMAULf 4 CO., CHEMISTS, PARIB

PEPslNE the latest scientific discovery Of Dr. Corvsart
hysca 70 his majesty the Emperor Of the French Is
osstIc yuce itself rather the digestive principle purified
which digeets food In the stomach When
Other the supply OF digestive fluid IA small inevitable
consequences bad Digestion gasrts gastraia
nation OF the mucous coats OF the stomach heart
burn. pitute. snamia lss Of strength and Gin femass)
chioros The Elixir Of Pepsine which sanctioned by tina
appreciation Of the Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily cures
AL such diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-17
; =. 1Eo. 3. BOWIE. Secretary of State.

w. sfr' W mo- aosl -s...-.r
AN ACT TO FORM NEW PARmH TO Bz CALL KID
1l 80 ZEE PARISH or IBERIA. =
20 SECTION ]. Be q enacted by the Senate and
Es,.o 1elresentattres Of ne State Of Louisiana
:" ue"eTa' Assembly Convened, That from and after
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-17

No More Copsiba and Cubeps,
GRIuAULre CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT or
AATIO0 VEGETABLE
WHARF al other medicines failed these
VII always esct Thess insure rapid sxtraordnay
Of recent and chronic of private dsea
They used In the hospitals Of Paris BY the DR.
kcord and are found greatly superior 10 ell hitherto
mineral remedies and Copaba injection a
I'D N recent and capsules In more chronic cassa
syrup Feruviaa Bark and Iron,
-PRxPARxD BY
9RIMAULT co.,
Chemists 70 Il. ]. II. Prince Napoleon, Paris
This medicine presents agreeable FORM the sctfv,
principles OF Peruvian Bark. the best tonics combined
With Iron one Of the principal bases of the blood Il Is pre-
Chorosis reen sicknessJ 10 facilitate Of
young females and TO health and vgor to The syse
In general rapidly the distressing stomach COM
plants caused BY snemla and which ladies sra
so often subject uarzes facilitates the how OF Ia
csfsenia and Is also excellent for pale ymphatic And
scrofulous children Lastly, exces the appetite promotss
digestion, End extremely beneficial to all persons vhoss
blood has been impoverished Illness long and
The effects Of this Syrup onos osrsla
and speedy
Depot General In New Orleans ct
y. DUC0uGEs.
50 Charfrey straek
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-17

-PEEfARKp
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
Is RUE RICHELIEU. PARIR

Asohma, Oppression. Dyspnea.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDIoA
PREPARED sr GRrxAuLr Co., CHEMISTS, PARIS.
Recent experiments in France England Germany have
proved that these sovereign remedy for
above distressing afecOns especially when Beadoa ma
strAmonium and Opium have failed TO give relief.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-17
EAGLE pEaREE LODGE Nh ,

Meets svery st and third Saturday. In Lodge Room No.
the Home Mutual Insurance Company Csmp and
Matches streets. Ofcers-A. Mazureau, D. NJ; Cha a
ksis, D. D. NJ; Henry Haskell Secretary and Treasurer
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-17
A BOOK FOR THE UNFeRTUNArk.

J. BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EAsES lmpotency Loss Of Power Nervous Debility,
Note on lmpcdmens TO Marriage should be read BY al
enpssfng marriage Sent By mail receipt Of rs b.
J. b. DUFF GRIFFIN,
New Orleans Medical Institute
IA Magazine street
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-17
MEDICAL.

CPECTAL TREATMENT OF CHRONIu
~ DIsEAsks-DR- De BAUssET will take charge Of and
guarantee 70 the following chronic
Diseases Whites, Blsnnorrhees Ucers Rheumatism out
Dyspepsia, Chlorose Liver Complaint Diseases Trina
Organs and Deafness Consultations every day from
O'Clock till p =. at his Office Of Orleans Bour-
bon streets. Residence, No. A Dsuphine street.
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THE r. ". GRAND ENCAMPNENr OF Iours In.

fHE T. ". GRAND ENCAMPMENr OF LouIssua
Meets semannuay on the fourth Wednesday In Jsnuary
and July. Officers for ls65-J. T. Wnnenors ONO 8 w
Grand Patriarch; A. W. hscdonell of No. s. NJ 4 Grand
High Priest Jules A FlOrst Of No. l. r. w. Grand ward
M w. O. Wilson. Of No. l. R W. Grand Scribe; B. DssIIva
NO. ], 4 W. Grand Treasurer; Gee. w. Roper.
Of No. 3 Il W. q. Junior Warden; A. Wallacs
Hunter, Of Ma l. r. ". Grand Representative !.
George Nungesser ofNo. W. O. Msrsha Frank Pastsr Of
No. y W. Grand Sentinel; n Frankford. Of No. & ". d.
Grand Sentinel; Henry Jones, Of Ne. Dis No psputv
District Grand Patriarch
STANDING CoxnrrExs-Crsfenfial and Ret,vw-yotb-
s@ fo.ssr OF No. WIN. Bloomhsld Jr. Of No. A xAza
feau, Of No. s =
safs Of ne ovd~-J. q. Dunlap Of No l. Luther Homes
Of Ne !, q. Tineman, of Ne g.
fsaoaoe-k n. Russia, Of No. q. John B. Hsno Of Me-
Geo. @. Klaus, ofNo.6
.cosSsason and By-La1a-Howard Minspsush. efNos,
Edward Pilsbury. Of No q u. y sturcken, emo.
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De Soto Lodge No. 7. ct Baton Rouge. srt
Meth Lodge No. q. at Shreveport.
b. Landry Lodge No %, at opelousas
Clinton Lodge No q, at Clinton,
Excelsior Lodge No. 81, ct Thibcdaux.
New Iberia Lodge No. 50, at New Iberis.
Prairie Lodge No. 81, al Washington
Claiborne Lodge Ne. As. at Minden-
JOSIAH FOLGER, Grand Sec
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-30
Great Increase of the Public Debt.

A special telegram from Washing
ton to the PhiIaaelphia Ledger says:
The Northe-n journals generally
publish what purports to be Synopsis
Of the annual report Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury, and probably with
out an exception, make the Secretary
say that the pablo debt has been de-
creased, sofae journals giving the de-
crease at thirty-hve millions of dollars.
THE FACT IS, THAT THE SECRE.
TAY'S REPORTSHOWS AN INCREASE
OF THE PUBLIC DEBT FOR THE
YEAR ENDING OCTOBER THIRTY
FIRST OF OVER THIRTY-FTVE MIL
LION DOLLARs, AND THE PUBLIC
DEBT STATEMENT SHORTLY TO BE
.PYRLISHED WILL SHOW AN IN
CREASE OF THE DEBTOR THE
MONTH OENOVEMBER JUST CLOSED
OF ABOUT ELEVEN MILLIONS, MAX
ING ATOTAL- INCREASE OF DEBT
.FOR THE PAST THIRTEEN MONTHS
OF FORTY. SEVEN MILLIONS DOL
The above will furnish food for Sc
rious reflection to all. The bond
holder can try to cypher out what his
cherished securities are likely to be
worth, with the national debt increas-
ing at the rate OF nearly fifteen mill
lon dollars a year. The taxpayers
may figure ont, If the can, the time
when they will be relieved by Radi-
cal rule nom the burthens now rest
ing so heavily upon their shoulders.
Business men may calculate how
- I'll
which now rests upon trade will be
lifted All who voted for a continu-
ance of the extravaganza which has
prevailed can employ their leisure in
endeavoring to sum up what their
folly Is likely TO cost them. The
truth Is that national bankruptcy and
eventual reputation stare us in the
face. And it is all the legitimate re-
suit Of Radical misrule. ROD
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-30
Practical Radicalism.

For the first time in the history Of
this country, anegro by the name OF
Menard (he has no other name so far
a knownl presented his credentials to
an American Congress, claiming his
right to be admitted as q member
Of that august body and to represent
an Intelligent white constituency in
one OF the Congressional Districts Of
Louisiana. He holds q certificate of
election duly S'signed, sealed and de-
hvered'' by the earpetbaggers who
have seized the government Of that
State, and II the Radical Congress
should refuse to recognize him as the
peer Of its best men, wehope Mensrd
viii otreYolutionize the government
of this country in consequence OF be-
ing thus snubbed by q party that bis
race has made nurtured and placed
in power. Wehave no idea that the
Radical RsasDiEes will dare to admit
the Hon 70 Menard TO a seat as q
member, nor win they dare to reject
hlms hence wa suppose that they will
nurse him alorg untl the session close,
give him his PR diem and send him
back to the rice fields of the South. q
richer, IL not q wiser Niger than
when be first aspired to the compan-
Ionship Of kindred spirits In the Con-
gress OF the so-cGHed United States
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-30
The Corrupt Money Power.


The corruption, which has grown so
prevalent since the Radicals came in
to power, has alarmed even some of
the political preachers of the day.
Henry Ward Beecher recently con-
cluded one Of his characteristic e 7
mons with the following strong Ian
guage: go SFSg =
"The community is so low in its
moral tone that Indignation cannot
rise in thunder against them. I say
we are In more danger now than be-
fore slavery was wiped away for
truth, Justice and honesty have de-
parted. Our most sacred liberty and.
institutions are being destroyed
Money rules supreme and our Legis-
Iattve bodies and courts of Justice
stink with corruption. We are in
more danger now than-by being v
whelmed by slavery. Money. is our
danger and the corruption which fol-
lows it.N 70 4hF 10 -.s ME- ~ !,
True, every word of it, Brother
Beecher. The curse which the Radi-
Gals brought upon the country threat
n the destruction of our free
Institutions. iaar' I .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-30
Offended innocence,

President Johnson's plain statement
OF the unconstitutional doing of Con-
gress, and their srightful waste Of
public money, excited ~irrepressible
ire in the guilty ''Ioyalp Senator Cam.
eron boiled over withrage and moved
the suspension of the reading of the
message on account of It's offensive
ness. .l4ls1H --t 1Hag ZOO,
The p~uissant schenck was also nat
urally scandalized by such exposures,
and gave vent to his imperial indig-
nation by bitter attacks upon the
President. aa- ,
Both Houses refused the usual or
der for printing the message, alter .
stormy pow-wow over the andacity
of the President in daring 20 make
such exposures.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-30
EGAA NOTICE,

August 1ansop.and Blizateth Janson,
his wife, will take notice that on the 9th
day o. December, 1858, Rebecca Schnei-
der, Charles Crahg ard George w. Ran,
Execptors OF b last will P d testament
of a. Schneider, deceaseu, filed their
pPtitlon in the Court of Common Pleas
Within and forthe e0uhty of Stark and
State,of Ohio, alleging that on the 18th
day Of January, 1B63, the said August
Jsnson and Elizabeth Janso executed to
the said +. A. Schneider (then in full life,)
a mortgage deed upon the south half of lot
No. l2O, in the city of Canton, in said
County, except 81 feet of the west end
thereof sold by said Schneider to Jacob
Dewalt, TO secure the payment of 9 prom
EiSsory notes executed 10y said August
Janson TO said Schneider,. as follows:
Eight of said notes dated January l, 1868,
OF Which seven called for $1,000, each, in
"a. 4. ., g, Z and Syears from date, respec-
lively, and one for Sl44,5G in nine years
rom date, all with interest from date
except said last mentioned note. which
Will bear interest after january l. 1871;
and one note dated January u, 1868, calls
ing for Sl14, O2, on the LIST day OF January,
1854, with interest. That the notes falling.
due January /, lso4 January, 1, 1865, Jam
uary l.1S66, and January I, 1867, have
been paid; but the note for one hundred
dollars, due january 1, 1868, although
long sInce due. is wholly unpaid.
That George S,'Hurford now holds the
legaltitle 10 said Teal'estate, and Elizabeth
Janson, s.. Meyer, Jacob Hane, c.. Ault-
man, PercyS, Sewers and George Buckius.
claims to have mortgage liens thereon, but
all subsequent to the mortgage Of said
Schneider.
The prayer of the petition is for the
sale OF said m~ortgaged premises, to pay
the mount u said Executor on said
note RAILING due anuary l, 1868; for an
swers from all saidliea holders land for.
other necessary and proper relief.
Said defendants are required to answer
said petition on or before the 10th day of
February, 1863. GEO w RAFF.
Decl6wG. Attorney for PFf7s.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-30
COmplsts the Amnesty.

L
The President having issued his proclsma-
ton extending a full pardon to all persons,
without any exception whatsoever, for the
offence of treason against the United States
or adhering to their enemies, giving them
aid and comfort, it would seem but right
that, as those held to be guilty of the great
est known political offence have been par
doned, a similar grace should be extended
TO such as are now under punishment for
political offences of a lesser grade. On the
goth of last July there was introduced in
the House by Mr.. Eldridge a resolution that
the Secretary of War be directed to inform
that body of the names of all persons then
under sentence by military commissions,
courts, or any other military authority at
Dry Tortugas, together with the nature of
the crimes charged, and the term of sentence
and the ~uneIpired time remaining. There
Is no better time than on the r~e-assembling
of Congress to forthwith revive this resolu-
ton and push Mtoa vote. Some poor
wretch, forgotten doubtless by ali but his
jailers, may now be in a dungeon by SEN
tence of drum-head o held In the heat
OF passion, and were there but one such it
is time to open the prison gates and let the
captive go.-N. Y. WoKLD.