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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03

THERE is a story Of an lri-h oe~sPs-
per editor, who. being left without as
sistance in q busy time, found himself
unable 10 cope with all the Intelligence
late, later and la;est-tbst flowed In
upon him: 50 that towards four in the
morning be Wound up bis nights work
by penning a notice extraordinary in
these word: Owing TO a most unusual
press Of matter We are compelled 10
leave several OF our columns blank"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
Law Of Humanity.

N RELATION 10 SJCIAL LNILs-
Al Ess4y 70, TgzrE EsR- Cd Physiological
E--Ors and Abz-=S iDci6-rI L. Youth And EAzly
Nsrb1S5 wiki TIE humane visE 81 T-eztDeaI
I'D ere. Sar1 IN sazled letter e1ye312es, fTse
q charge Ad6ress Dr.. J. SkIlLlS HOCGi-
ION. howard Association P2ilEaslpeiA Pa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
The CHILD'S CURE.
LaughIin's Infant Cordial.

tOh St1LD5kN 4LL E4NS-
Al astonishing TAO, that The lzr-est rUl,Ier
q desths 0ccur El10sE ehLdrsE- 4 iAc5 Kat
VIM. tesslinE ehil6--n ~ Il cOEst2n; - in.
\ fat LII; Ga15rS that period Scfh-Dg vi ~
DeTe then Eoa1er O. more e5-cilziiy the
LACGHLISS INFANT COAUi4L-
Mgras-s q Dgi sSs them sl5r--
Isl TIE LSFASTS CORDIAL
Mssbe. --irsTs its-r sa-seE-r-s y
T5E ISFAST CCFDTAI
Tssi1il. = -rtssly facilitates y
TIE CSF4NTS CC2DlAL
F-.-.n',1s-. a11 WEE-fB4a-ss cHrs-1
y TEE -NTANIS CORDIAL
C14a-- ap5 Pas C--et Instant
BIT TEE INFANTS CCZDIAL
S--z8.r Con V---Ll. C--=-
b IEE L,.FAE-- CuEuIAL
10 >5--y -g-.;- 30 CT!iTE Es,gT I: veg
C>T THE INPACTy CORDIAL
E.,ry esT;ss w2rrEItss % pleas, - pi ~
fu15.-5. Prepare s1ly =!
LA-GELTS. Smith 4 Co.
frJs4 D-zEElsgE. AsjB street, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03

WHEEE enc person possessing germs
a uiy7,.d il the Ba1 D.: -4ck Z! APPEr-
citation two ale slaughtered ~ too sod
der recognition sDd ovsl-sPPreelai.o2-
As 81 English magazine writer said Of
Professor Ayt@aa, The laurel be got
wSs TOO big f0T him: be .tsgEeT7d n9dsE
:.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
Whaling Classical Academy.

1'EIS OLD ESTABLISHED lNSTIIJ TON
i O. lexrliaE EDosT The superintendent Of
Pro- a y EANTA - DoE Connected VITA TIE
Wheeling Ae1aAl Business College and We have
Do hesitation IN SAYING thai il Possesses SdvE1-
iGCes spVe-scr 70 any similar School n ;bt cit!
Praf Z AMI has MT with complete sDeooss, and
Do Osher Academy can compare with this II cls-
ciphoe and SdrxDosnsrI-
S.erlA SitEnilLu l. gwen % Latin And Gree (,
and Al The Students Az capable IF standing The
rn.rsz Tld examination II then Respective sind
isS Ss1dslTs Il Ibe AcS6slJeAl DefszrTSnE NJ
receive SA;lE instruction N
PENNANSEIP
Ua,a.- PruE. :. z SCOTT. 4. ". coBf-sss-5!y The
rrusl ths-ua.b and accomplished teacher II The
tlTv-
fbere - rSccn for iEhT more PEPls We vii
Dol IuTisely rect1Tt more tEzR we eSn lersS1-
am attend 70 Unr sTndssis receive iss1rac-
f1Sh n thei, ssye-l' classes eGck cay.
: Grassy,
Principal wh--linE Bnsioess College.
IN HANNA
Principal Accidental DepsrtBe1i-
JN0 Z SCOTT, A. N
iLs31 Principal Of PeaDGnshIP.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR Rent.

uyHK THIRD sroRf ROOM tsUIIABLE
II for club or sociefy roSnl 1oOTe SCOT 4
Heuuieen'S IN Tia neW buildings On 4Ali
street.. frVm April Isl Apply to
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03

ERAsNUs considered that, for the
vulgar, . lie might be As good as truth.
and often better. A lie, aseertained to
be lie, to Luther was deadly poison
poison TO bin, and poison to all who
meddled with it. In his own genuine
greatness, he vas too humble to draw
insolvent distinctions in his own favor;
or to believe that any one class on earth
is of more Importance than another in
the eyes Of the Great Maker of them all.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FnR CITY SERGEANT.

FOX III1 SkRJLANI-
NJ EDITOR ~ beg lesve % HuDOusoe my
~ a. = CANDIDATE 70. the 0zbos q CITY Ser-
r,nKt- II elected. VII snaeav5r 70 please IA<
51sNr A. la-p. Re-tse<fRlly.
Smith MCDONALD
NJ EDINOR Phase 2u10zDot NE As
n.raiSxte Tor rt-ele-cfiol 10 ths Sthns Of City
SrreeAnf. s1i5eci e. TIE decisiSa Of The Demo
~ JOHN SCARBEOTGE-
ZOE sCPEEISTESDENT OF "AIfR
WORKS
Mp EDITOR Please Announce ny name
"a CANDIDATE foe Superintendent f the WEfe-
WS-ks sublee1 70 tbs dsclsion Of The DrDncrzi-
ie City CoaysuIjSa- HA HCILE>,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03

ALADY not long since "Isitiug a Gem
etery, in Gardiner, Maine, Sith her
little daughter, observed on one OF the
stones a neatly cut figure Of a hOrse.
Wondering why such an emblem should
be used, they examised the inscription
closely, but could find no clue to its ap-
propriateness, When Der little girl re-
marked: II presume she died of night-
mare Notwithstanding the solemn
surroundings, the lady could but laugh
at the eomiczlity Of the idea
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03

TIE address of history is less to the
understanding than TO the higseT emo
tions- We learn by it TO syppathiIe
with What is great and good; NE learn 70
hate rha: Is base. In the anomalies Of
fortune We feel the mystery Of our NOR
tai existence; and in the companion
ship of the illnstrioas natures wis have
shaped the fortunes Of the world, We
escape from the Iittleness which elings
to the round Of human life, and our
minds are tuned in a higher and no5ier
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03

PrECHA-EE> Of Sly J&EDes Clarke's
Female Pills are cautioned against oVTR-
i.yfei.- The gerEsS, have Ike name Of
job Moss on each package All
srhs-t are sorEale-s-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03

A JoURNEYMAS weaver took 10 his
employer q piece OF cloth be had just
finished. Upon examination, two holes
but half an inch apart were found, for
which a fine of two shilling, Was de-
manded. do you charge th. same for
small a. large holes r. asked the work
man. .YeS a SHILLING for every hole,
big or little WhereupOn the work
man tore the two holes into one, ex-
claiming: "Thatll save a shilling any
how" His employer was so well please
with his wit that he RENTED the whole
fine at once.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03

THE people Of Belfast, Maine, are
taking Of JailGingA bridge ssro-s he
PassASs EAsssE2nkesg RIVER which
rms II that DeigiJO-boca- Perhaps
they hal better abridged the name Of the
river
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03

THE earthquakes thai prevail al me
pre-sat tirs-- al over tie world and
which are visiting the United States
will 10 daabi add largely to The society
Of ShAkeTs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03

True, when nations 90 on long on
the selfish hypothesis, they are apt TO
find at last that they have been mista-
ken. They find 1t in bankruptcy of
honor and character, in social wreck
and dissolution. All lies in serious mat
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03

! saOUID Dot Ike 20 preach 70 = con
grsgstior wbo al believe - ] believe.
] wOuId - lisf preach 10 : hsshs; 81
eygs. n tbe=r smooth eouPart1ess and
oval forraslify.-CjsyiS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03

ters end at last, As Carlyle says. in bro
ken heads. That is the frsl issue which
they are szre to come 70 in the long run
The Maker IF the world does not permit
: society 70 eOstinue which f0rgets {"
denies the nobler principles Of action
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
Dividend

u,HE CITIZENS FIRE- NARINK, AND
i Life INSURANCE CoEPAny q n~e-1HE
80 a tht f1-,ital stock q ths e1uPAny, psya-
lSs n The IS fholAsrs @ their tsCE rsP-estn 2
-.tir.s an Seruand- t-ee Of United STATES lax
" W SEEIVER- Sec-ei1Iy
ysu,n-y l i-4- JAW
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
For Sale or Rent.

HOUSE AND DOT No- q On NhEkLLSS
A. pexf = TN Fair Gr01Dds- IrqE1-e -
KURNERS OYSTER SALOON.
Nzrkss srr-si. bit On ney and JOHN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
Juniper Tar soap

Cs--s eAsypsd hGpds- sGli TbeG1- pin
EuS Al euraasous Azsc1iaaS- rea6s=lEE Iss sIrc
sssY Eri smooth RAnufsc-ursd "
CAsTELL EAZARD 4 CO.
Sid by Al Druggists New ! Oh.
H-g-Il "a SssyNAE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
The Puresf and Sweetest Coo
Liver Oil

In the word, Manufactured from :-e-A
healthy Eve-s upgr he 81 shore il Is Fsife0'ly
rr-e And sweet AK for Hazard and CAsTsITs
Co Liver on. % manufactured by C&svel E1I
Ard 4 Co SeW YORK sod ~ Al Druggists
E-5-IZuUkkeSWAE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
GREAT EXCITEMENT :!
Dry Goods Down!
P. KENNEDY,
I63 MAIN ST Z E T

Is SELLING
Good MaslIns ~ lrc per yt.
CAlicoes- I2rt peT I'd
ShestinE { bsGEs. ~ pr yd-
Barred FLANNEL, 5.Tc pr -.
Blue Kentucky Jeans sc per I'd
An Wool CasSlIReTe. 80
UHITE AND COJ0RED BLANKETS
w SAeking Cloths and CAsSiDeres, Breakfast
Saws. Long shawl BAlnOrzl Sk!I1k Hoop
Ski77s French Cerset- Table COyefs. ToUels
Russia Crash White Goods he LANES, Frcnch
Meriuues PopliHs Alpaca every description
Of Dress Goods. and prices % suit every bOdg-
Don't fail - cal and -scuTe = bargain
s@T2l-ly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
GREAT WATCH SALE

on TsI ro.CLAE oyT rES1 rLAA
GIVING EyERT PATRON 4
VI HkBdsoRs sid EeiiAhss WEsrA foF TIE lsv
Vrlos x IES DOLLAES.
FTTHOCTREGARD 10 CALCR,
ANu Ny n m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
American Building AssOeia-
ton.

CT o { n III O 4. ID Il Il , OF The
- 4nericzr B4ildiRE Association VII take
ns-ice that tbs SrsI annual meeting for the
slee-ion 81 otbaars VII b lad az The AunlS1pAl
Conf rossrn. under the Court Hcos@- on MOI
daT srsuinc January l3fh- l-si- ~ : 0 cock ?.
\ Eurrsoes fees Of IUslfy Eve Ga cents per
share AID the first iastAIfDeII q weekly dnss
ffEsErv-Sve eeuts PEI shNrsj VII ce collected 81
thai meeting and beu subscriptions VII then
b received
Br order 81 ihe AsseciAtian-
CHAS v. CONNER SECRETARY pro ten
tkl4F
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
CONSUMPTION

ST VI ON
YOr -be EaL.nal Cure i ASTHMA BRON-
CHITIS CATARRH and AZ Affections Of tie
LUNGS THEDAT AID AIR PASSAGES
for G>asrG! and >Jse.G4 JAcyGS9eUsssS Of the
NERVOUS SYSTEM for DisDrdsyJ % tie
! BLOOD aud f0r AZ Frnz,i2A.1! DSorS>rs Of the
issEsse4 AID B0so>L.
Tbs PREPARED PRESC RIPTIOS iDey-4ses
The yre7sJ AID doeJ>sJsS ~ osL0J q tle pal Lepd
I, subdlss The Chill and Far and dIninisbes
The Ery-set00gfSsn. II ehe1ks 1s< ElgE Sso,at al
WXys IL from SsD.E 70 tO1tTteSA dGgs- The Opt
TT "a i4.rt7g14t1d and the patient reDafis ozlsI
; fssI The coe1A and the dsk-esi' Jraattsgsg are
speedily rvbeycds TIE slesp becomes calm and
refreshing The epGesGtso@E rf7,s-aT and VIsfOrIA.
AL THE GENEEAL sIlEPTUE- Of CONSTITUTION
AsTHNA, BEOXCHTIs- GL-. UIsAPPEIE MITE 4
EEALLT ASTONIsHTSG EAPIDITT.
TIE PEES EIPTlON should lie used IN every
Disez-r, By gHATEvEs NAEE kSOWN. in which
there "a exhibited any derznzeDenT Of either
ths NERVOUS OF The BLOOD systems IL l.
. upesI uAlHd IN ESE4dL DsSDT,s.rs SaaAtg or Sep
JresSad Esnses Witt. d..
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION is both
the EEST ard the most ECONOMICAL Aedi-
cine that can Ge taken The average dose j.
two teSsycnsfal tGEea once day. The patient
never rec afftE sgs8ez aEg ciTrIfHStGEosS 70 u5E
Cough AiIiures7 for toe Cough: "Expecto-
rzuts for the ETpectsraton. "1Onics FOR the
Appetite or the Weakness: Iron for the Blood:
AnOdyDes for the SeTyOas Irritation. Acids fOl
Z the Night sweat or hlssy OF Ted LAYER On
for the Wasting. Its speci6c Acton, is upon the
Constitutional COEad4iloE. and tArosgk thS Coadi
ti0H upon the Hho1< serLeS e !SyIap:e4as.
Statements from Patients, dc.
COLLEGE HILI- CISCISSAU I'll soaS IA tk< lar
st0lac Of CONTENTION. In ten days after taking
the PEEsC KIF11oS, ny CHILLs SI,HT SwEAIs
FEvEE. &c. decreased and finally altogether
disappeared A mere Gkclf0a BEFORE AN nOE
well stored with fesh- Nv restoration is = ns1r
I r.! o. az rlo kA0W m<.-NEs. {. l. WRIGHT.
Your Prescription saved my daughters life
and has probably savec ne hundreds Of dol.
Z Lars Rev Z HCHFHKIEs, R-nsSn, y. Y.
We bless God fer the beaefI Ee have reeeiv-
I'd from your Prepared Prescription. n-RsT P
PEkEGRINE Blosssarg Penn
Every one 70 whom ! have r-oorr-.erded Il
has benefited much by its u-e. Rev. c. d.
JoNEz, Racine. Wis
! The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION il pur
up in II - bottle, and !. sold by Druggists
generally, or 5risrs NAV be addressed 70 the
sole Propfi-tOrs, OSCAR G.. MOSES & CO. q
CoEILIXUI STREET. y. Y. Consultation free
A Circular. eD8taiDiDg TESIINoSIALs oF MANY
CAsEzs sacc---fBlly treated viii ~ senf free by
mail. 10 all who viii write fGT IL
, Sod in Wheeling By all Druggists AK
Z yOur Druggist for Kings Prepared Prescription
K and II be has not gotIi be VII get u for yoa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03

II EFery Fatrol Srislne NlfrA 81 tk1s A.
rAaE-soeBt oasttng bsi Sle vAIis Il nav -
wsrlA ga Ne pzr1izliiy shs~z-
Aees-A III, Fo-1@g Co 3 4 D,y Esrrsf,
Asw 4 OK Ctfy. vHh q tmDedistefy 6tsg.0.r -
the Abovs zAEE.acc1t ksSck- CsEtLke.lss, Enzs-
tHC Tie H-tscAnsl Az pt4ne1 IN sesls,d eAvsbogr.
And Esal nixeA HolGzES Az sEffssaS q ths n
tlcisa Ezn~d oa thsSr oeELi5os.e. zpuz pAEnsai
q tIf, vhctbsr il - = vsirA voFrk SO q go
Tbs rstITu e any - ear sar1tAuAtss sstsss~.
go % he Irtlcts nASed the-re4 upoa s.ayusaS
irrespective 81 "a vOgfh sot o. % E-TieirsAiuse
less thzs 30 10 nzsSed 60 Kzy osrsise.i. iiufu Al
esoe b. sess1 tsE; this = Lassr-J ~ strasyA-
fe-sn1rt is7tsaaa1s frsA4s11iA srsszk s.sY 10 pa
taeHpeses ~ eeA ~ 81 H1z4 6az.s6snuz a sinzi.
osruncAse Va - ssat - nal Ped pad Ep.rs
reoeiFf 81 g e-=ts faTN; ~ fes o. = ~ -
etccA2t PEu2lun So g.. g sd . norx r.SzAAAs
Prrziaz tOr SO los and q zasz say,rrb Tz,es
Tar tlA Tsarssn ~ sbs.e seekinrsss-ssv-a -
tsis = . TArs sBE-oE-zz.sy- II 10 . iEsxflaaasss
oenone1e,s haszcas, ecly azfhcrissd ~ IL Co
sTnDeHl AID Uy<E IN sSrs nsass earxszi srF~ssar
TAI " AdSTn~s HILL. FoEIER ACa
a7c-N s&sDey gtrr1i y T.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
For Cincinnati
The Fine Passenger Steam.

The Fine Passenger Steamer
n. n HUDsOy -CIYt RCssEIL
uyuL LEAVE As ABOVE on SATTR-
w DAY, Tie 4tt inS5-- - 0 clock ?. l. f0S
freight or passage apply On board OF 70
EOOfk- BATTELLE 4 Co.
ssss- As-atA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
DRY GOODS.
OUR S71-2 MERINOS BEAT.

WE WILL OPEN THIS MORNING., .
w pieces Rich Printed Euprcss CS0tss ~
sc. These goods cost 20 import. over tl-SS PEI
yArd and az the 01ly good tkSi equal GU 81
Ner5p0s J. > RHODES L co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
SUGAR.

on HHDS PRIME Porto EICO AID
~ Cuba tust received. and for sale By
eet9s n KKuIY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
p,rsner~hip Notice.

ToES p MILLER HAS THIS DAT BEESl
81 admitted nenber q or fra Name ano
s1Tle Of hrn - o0atiuae Es bezes0f0-s.
PRYOR B0TD co
Wheeling. January ], liza yssE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03

u,EE RISE AND PAIL OF SUMBERLKSs
Machines, heralded a. superior 70 al
StbeTS.- has convinoed The public that it h
safer and better to bay COED article. Of estab
hshed repuszaica THAI 80 risk their money N
doubtful e1perimentA
We warrant every Machine for THREE
EEARS and sp4re nc expense nor pains %
have them give eatire satisfaction
CSTi and examine them At oar salesrOO1. We
decls g
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
NEW FURS.

WE HAVE JUST OPENED ANOTHKE
w lot Of fDe Mink Collxrs and NEtA
Also - sets ChildTen's YaTs ~ l0u prizes
Sscls J s RHODES 4 90.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
a Of their appointment as Assignees OF EDWARD
BROWN, OF New Orleans, in the parish Of Orleans,
and state OF Louisiana, within said district who
has been adiudged bankrupt upon his own petition
by the District Court of said district
Dated New Orleans, the sd day of December,
A. ID. 1867. w. II. NORTON,
d. L. CAMPBELL
de2i oaw3t Assiqnees.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY s. 1868

the prosecution, at which he was an adept;
and witness who had once undergone one
Of his terrible cross-exsmlnations never
voluntarily threw himself in his way again.
Years ago, when the New York courts
were haunted by professional talesmen,
Busted was in his element and could exert
as much influence over them as any other
member Of the bar, for he seemed in
tuitiVely to know them Through and
+hrough." When the Shareholders war
burst upon the country he had very ex-
tensive criminal practice, but abandoned
the most of it to aid the Union cause, and
at one time held commission as brigadier
general to aid in recruiting. After the cap
ture Of Mobile he was appointed by Presi-
dent Lincoln Judge of the northern and
southern district courts in Alabama, which
position be has held up to the present time
with very general satisfaction to all loyal
men.
Judge Busted has wife and two chill
dren-son and daughter-the former thir-
teen and the latter twenty-one years Of age,
who are now on the way to his bedside
Washington Chronicle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
A WORD TO CONGRESS.

There is trouble ahead unless congress
come to the relief of the military districts
The loyal people of the South never again
will submit to rebel rule. Andrew John
son is determined that governments worse
than those imposed by Jefferson Davis shall
be erected in the South, through the gen
erals he is sending TO govern it. There is
but one remedy. The conventions now in
session must be authorized to assume legis-
lative functions, and take the management
of civil affairs cut ofthe hands of those who
interpret civil law to mean old rebel legis-
lation. five are to have another revolu-
ton, let us know it at the earliest moment,
so that we can prepare lr the worst. The
machinery Of state government is now, and
has been since the war, in the hands of dis
loyal men. These men, unless congress put
1t in the power of the conventions to re-
move them, are determined to prevent the
reconstruction Of the states and the mill.
tary power will be invoked to aid them.
Under the false and shallow pretense of
sustaining civil law, loyal men will be
driven from the polls, loyal men will be
DISTINGUISHED, and loyal men be outnumber-
ed by periured rebels in every parish in
the state.
Before the election takes place we must
have a loyal governor, loyal sherifs, and
loyal judges to see that justice is done to
all. The generals were sent into the South
to execute the laws Of congress and to keep
the laws Of congress paramount Andrew
johnson has instructed them to hold the
laws of congress ia subsrdination to rebel
civil law and to execute rebel civil law first.
VIII congress tamely permit its own laws to
be trampled under foot and the entire work
Of the thirty-ninth congress made null and
void We do not believe 1t will, We have
pointed ont the complete remedy. II Is in
the hands Of congress, and will soon be
brought before 1t in the form Of law for ii
to pass. The loyal people Of the seush viii
see that it Is executel to the letter. and
that, too, without the aid Of aingle soldier
In uniform. The convention will Sit q
month without cent of money if 30 de-
sirable an end as the possession Of the state
machinery can be reached.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08

The telegraph has already informed the
public Of the mortal shooting o. Judge
BHsteed al Mobile, Alabama Judge Bus
Ted, or as familiaFly called By friends.
Dick BGsseed, u we mistake not, Was
born On Long Island, sid Is Of Irish
parenfAges he married, and for many
yeass Eaat his family have resided il Ja-
maicas Long island, and he u now about
forty-hTe yeeis Of aRe He belongs 10 that
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
TIE STATE NOTES IN THE CITY
TREASURY,

When Mr. Howell became treasurer of
the city be fell heir to legacy of about
six hundred thousand dollars in notes of the
state OF Louisiana The manner in which
this immense sum of deprecated money, So
called, found its way into the city treasury
was little singular but the shOrtness of
the time required to accomplish the feat is
one of the most extraordinary occurrences
of the marvellous Monroe & Co, administra-
ton. The legislature passed an act author
izing the city government to issue two nil
lions and half of money to loan to the
state. The council about the same time
passed an ordinance authorizing tie treas
urer to receive state notes for taxes. About
this time Mayor Heath appeared upon the
scene, and by timely veto put stop to
part Of this honest transaction.
But as the ordinance was il force two
weeks good use was made of the opportu-
nifty thus afforded. In that time about six
hundred thousand dollars was paid into
the city treasury in state notes, for tdaes, Of
course and something less than that amount
paid out in newly manufactured twenty
dollar city bills, for the Lord knows what.
The great influx of state money into the
treasury in two weeks and the great excess
of twenty dollar bills put ont about the
same time may have had no connection
with each other; but from the fact that
great many taxes are yet unpaid, it would
seem to show that the state money was re-
ceived from some other source. We have
never heard the matter fully explained.
When the present city government was
inaugurated they found this immense sum
of uncurrent money in the treasury, and
unsigned blanks for twenty dollar city bills
enough to buy up nearly as much more
from the brokers, if the treasurer had chosen
so to apply them. But being an honest
man, he tried rather to dispose Of it for the
benefit of the city instead. He at once ap-
piled for permission TO sell the drug for
what it would bring. Since then he has
succeeded ia disposing Of round amounts
from time to time, and has managed to OBJ
tain as high prices on an average as private
holders could realize. But whenever the
city wishes to sell the market becomes very
weak. 1t grows stronger afterward. State
notes were recently quoted at twenty-five
to thirty discount, but no sales of conse-
quenee could be effected at these figures.
The market has been growing weaker from
day to day since,
TIE city is greatly in need Of current
money. Thousands of spectators fatten
on the peoples necessities every day. And
every effort made by Mr. Howell to pro-
vide money to pay current expenses and
relieve the necessities of the poor is charac-
terized by certain set as an act of more
than doubtful propriety. How u.uch better
it would have been to raise the alarm
when inefficient city officers were receiving
this state money at the rate of fifty thousand
dollars day, than to try to embarrass an
honest official in his endeavors to make the
best of q bad bargain.