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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
CARD FROM c. cHAUxcEY BURR.

- ~ EffJr Of The IrfofH-
SIR: A personal acquaintance of some 20
v.-a with you does not permit doubt that you will
chearfuly allow to make the following correction
Through your paper l. THE TRIBUNE recently speaking
OF tho presence Of myself aud others in NewIIampshre
t.aa that Richard Vanx went there but returned
on account OF the company" Mr.. Vaux had finished
bis engagements in Eew-Hampsbire more than week
fefoTel went there THE TRIBUNE stated the same IN
TsIst,op 20 John Quincy Adams. Mr.. Adams went 10
EewHanpshire TO make single speeOh, aIter my enHake
rent had terminated. g. THE TRIBUNE stated thaI the
Democratic State Committee Cancelled my engageishs "a
that state l Nent TO NewHampsbire 10 make but nVe
speeches-I made seven and was inportuned D the Com
ittee TO remain longer but my editorial duties loreeu
me to decline. THE TRIBUNE stated thst OH41nCey
burr was doing the Republicans good IN New-Hamp
shire All my speeches confined TO one county,
(fSockin gham in which the Democrats had such large
gains that II the Republicans had received the same
good In every other County OF the State the Demo
Sr9ts would have carried II by sweeping majority,
Your obeoient servt
c. CHAUSCEI BURR.
oees Of Old Guard, March II. 1868.
IAN right. Mr.. Burr is needed IN Connecti-
cut. and we trust soon will be at work there
Ed
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ASSEMBLY,
nfIfa pA.AI.D

Making appropriations 10 pay the principal
and interest Of lie Canal deOt.
Making appropriations 20 pay for the collection OF tOiis
and tho sap crintCnJcHce Of the Canals.
PrOyiaii FOR SGito taX OF mil for the c0nstre
ton of new WORKS and extending repairs On Canals.
10 Incorporate the DepO5ilOrs Savings Bank VI New
York.
10 amend the Buffalo City Charter.
IN relation 20 the Courts Of Special Sessions OK le Peace
In Ncw-YOrk
The SPEAKER presented the annual report OF the
State Engineer Companies navigating the lakes and
rivers the report VI tho Secretary Of state on the
poor statistics.
The bin providing FOR The bonding OF towns IN Madison
County for the construction Of RAILROAD FROM CAEAS
TO1A TO CAZEEOvIA considered IL Committee OK tho
Whole and was finally ordered 10 third reading by
vote VI - 90 %.
sIECTAL JUsTICEs IN Sgw-YORE.
The Assembly has passed the bill supelseding Mss'r'
Kelly and bowling Special Justices IN the CITY Of New
YoiE 4 motion 20 reconsider the vol" was lost
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MASSACHUSETTS,

DELEGATES TO TIE CHICAGO CONVENTION
CHEERS TOR NEW HAMPSnIR1-GHASr AID
WILSON,
WORCESTER, March f2.-The Republican
STATE Convention assembled az "a o'clock to-day in Me-
chapics Hall. The delegates numbered i21S Before q
permanent organization was effected three cheers were
given for Now-Hsmpshre. The Hon. D. ". dooeh pre-
s,ded aud addressed the Convention at length Tho
names Of Grant and Wilson aroused enthusiasm. WIN.
C1saln Of Newton Henry Alexander, r. Of Springfield
John Is PAnoy of Lynn George CosgsWeh Of Salem
were chosen to represent tho State in the Chicago Con
ventjoa. Dr George Loriug made stirring speech in
which he declared favor o. Grant and wlIoa aud Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
CONTRIBUTIONS By THE SENATE.

WasHINGToY March 12-The Senate to-day con-
frmed the following nominations;
VALLEY Of internal Revenue for the l' Do
louisville vice James Ready removed
Henry Montague a Postmaster al whitewater. WIS
Robe. 81. LinJs Boise City, ldaho
Charles Winkel Marshal for She District o. virginia
Thomas Hood as Attorney for Wisconsin.
George Martin Postmaster al Santa Fe, Sew-Mexco
r. w. Scott o. Tennessee $ Consul at Mslsmoros
William Postmaster at NuTreesborough, Tern
Samuel X Samuel Mercer Of Penns,ivaes 70
be Second. Lleuenants in the Marine Corps
Iieut Col N. r. Kntrng 10 be Colonel
Major Thomas Y. Field o be Lieutenant Colonel.
Cap, Cohen be Major; FrstIdeu Hny Bartlett 10 b
Captain SeeondLeut Albert iOcng to be "a
the Marine Corps.
Tbe Senate also confirmed IS Lieutenant COnnsDcers
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impeachment, commanding tie SctOn Of Congress Tao
fnlInrrirr ,rnra adnnfad

impeechmon coninending tie action OK Coagress Tne
following were adopted
Ref Ts We spproy the action Of hs Et1ns Hsuss Of Repre-
senaes which, through the impeachment Of toe President seeks
relieve i ount q l great 0bsce speedy restoration u the
political ard civil g Of tie people u the States lately In rsbeiou
DrOea u IL industrial commercial Interests Of .he
ant
R,s3iref That lie Republicans Mschl pledge their in
yias support 10 Oe T. Grant their candidate for President Of The
.,olr.i rh abinrishsi ooasdsnc. hs broad patriotism
bis Tt Ade AID st f Of hs eminent services
the u hl rights the Republicans 81 Massachusetts, present the
Of Hear WILSON their eaaleAe fr VeoPssden Of the
Sfstes
Roped Thst We '-rcr tts Of New Hampshire
cordial congratulations uPoa TIE BRILLIANT At their recent STATE
election
Three cheers weto given Tor he resOlutions aud nine
for Grant Dni Wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13

The proprIetors of the well-known Paris pic
torai paper lie Monde astr< have made arrangements
for the publication of special edition in the United
states the original Hoodcus being sent over here and
tbs printing done In this city The paper was hrst
An ,sKs and has always maintained good reputation for
tne sxeesnce of its Illustrations and the sttraeiveness
Of tbs text The American agent Is Mr.. h. p samPes
No. u Walker4st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
NAVY BULLETIN.

The navy bulletin auuUunces tho resi0nation OF
s.ni Engineer James Parton the discharge Of Acting Third
Grimes W. T. Louge the Mossholee
honorsb discharge Of Acting Assistant Paymser Lieut. p
aer ,eenber 1865; Acting Second Assistant Eng1eess
gLa " Eobe. and George LIeltn and Mate james M,Tsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

CLARK MARGARET O.. 30 IS Nrstst ,
CONKLlNG Miss y. l., Presbyterian Churcl' foait'"e
EDWARDS. EMMA AMELIA No. s. Sere1tL .. 49,,
HOPKINS Mrs EMILY j. one. hundred sni ioi' 'Dirus@
MATHER, JAMES C., No. l1O Ea.t Nihh ="
RAYMOND, Mrs.. JANE, No III Csnn"nfl
Stiles SCHURRMAN A. SeaTsdsle, ~ 1.
SMITH RICHARD MfiO, No. ~ banAfthe place ,,..
sIAiGIIT NATHANIEL C.. Trinity Church, Jersey CiV
TFMPLEiON Miss OLIVIA, Trinity Church
THOMPSON WILLIAM c., No. 10 West hlneieenul-st
WELLS LILA No 305 West TSenty-seeond'ai.
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THE TEST IYDA|S.
ST. DOMINGO
PRESIDENT RARZ.

HAVANA, March 12e-By the --latest dates
from St. Domingo learn that President A'acE bas NOS
arrived there's but the contrary IL repof TED that ne
will remain some time longer at Curacao g. Hungris
will probably be made Acting President. q Oera Sun
prevailed in the capital OF ST. Domingo.
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SOYrrV CAROLINA.

NOMINATION OF COLORED @EN
CutprRsrOU March 12.-Ihe Republican
state Convention nomi~atcd hy sccameiion CORDOBA
,oorsd A. r. Crrtsry OF State Halt OF the delegates
chosen 20 the Chicago Republican CongSt.on 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
MAINE.

DANGOR'5 RECEPTION or TIE RETURNS.
BANGOR, March l2.-Ihe Republcans OF Ban
,o fired national salute to-day honor or the victory
IN NyHampslre They regard it M victory not only
IN favor Of the reconstruction measures " Congress but
IN favor u tIppeicAuleut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
NEW-,JERSEY.

ONE HUNDRED GUNS IN TRENTON
TRENTON, March Zone hundred guns were
fred BY the Republicans here ~ o'clock 10 day honor
u tho victory ~ NeYHampsire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13

The Independent, on the 1st Of May, will be
removed from the Park Bank building, In Beekmanst Ia
the marble building No. Parkplaee Tie Sat''" VIII
also be removed 70 tho same building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
MlfRRIED.

BARNES-MALLOY-Tn Brooklyn wednesday! March H. q. the
brides mother By the Rev C. Paine M Anh1
Miss Henrietta only daughter Of the late haoy
'aths By the Rev. Geo Peai John P Covert
Jane h. Ketchsm
Chicago papers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
CONNECTICUT

ONE HUNDRED GUNS IN NEW LONDON
The Republicans Of New London fired 100
guns "a honor vi the tory IN New Hampshire
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Sp,tiaI 8utins.

bureau al the Home Department.-wken Cabinet snass
yepory III. condition Of their various buresu, tie ladies uniysf
ally dsc,e hat tressngEoom huresu must be supplied With PA
Ions ru perfume FLOR De MAYO before they recognize
ass Stmsis domestic institution Sod By " drlsss:.
Composite Iron Works.
IfUTCHINS SON L. Co..,
EKCLrsIvE NaHuPAcTuRxRs
PATENT
COMPOSITE IRON IsA1LINGS.
FARM FKNcEs, GArEwAys. GraRDs BALCONIES,
YEKtSDAHs. sud BEpsrEsDs -. c-.n0s
Ao, WIRF RAlLlNGs, WINDOW AND D1oh y. aN''
With ether Oruame itsl and Architsstssli roa WIZ
Once sad samples
No. % Prines.:t near Broadway, n u uy,,~......
EiahIh Assembly ID strict Union kepusicar Assecinf
lion hollis is regular hcIby Meeting 81 aae No ~. SnsS
a. yRIDAY nd. int I, aL kIecutye C0nMuee meets -
80 >' "' JOHN W, FARMER. Prssiteat
% ySs T MsTTs. secr'''-sA
Cedar TranLs-DSI AS0 j god sssl, M6Th
N M. So HuisSask. asI tAAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13

,...HenrY Hare Hartley, lawyer, died In
saarSnshto. Cal, yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13

James Golfer, boy residing at No. % Scam
mes scalded yesterday afternoon by tho explosion
of d tin boiler while th6wing out q water-pipe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
REHABILITATION
r11r uN1oN LEAauE cLuR oN 81 vIcr0nY.

Republican nal ..ltiI
Twenty nve towns not N fOl 1868.
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SOUTH AMERICA
PERU

PERU
CAKsEcO, ) DECREE NOT TO BE rNFORcED-PoPU-
LAX DISSATISFACTION WITH MILITARY MIN.
FROM Our D0rtcsJol.slt
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PENNSYLVANIA.

G9EhT REPUBLICAN, RATIFICATION MEETING IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY SENATOR EYE,
GOV CURIH, GALUSHA a. GROW. Ard
OTHERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-19

ryNIfIsis to give Tint The 2eth day Of Dec,
/ A. b. 1ass,A Warrant Ia Bankruptcy vas issued
.vssnss the sstste Of j. Altrich II Aeuirnse Lee
Co ana Stair Of Iowa who has beaH afjrfed gtnfrupt
on his own petition That the ayrnet Of aas bet Is and
dstsxry sfany peoper5 belonging 60 seh Bankrupt to
him or tor his use and the transfer Of property
BY him fnrb isn by lay That meeting Of the cred
ifoss ts said Bankrupt to prove TIER debt. aud TO
e5ooss assgnees q his estates VII be held
at the Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden the nss N
the Register fD anxrqscs IN ts al sosrs lows
heacre raea Register on the 10Th day d fahraasy
A. D. 1868. stl8 o'clock am.
CIV. CLARE, ISM,
dee2s- iJw-Sat ByH FEhToS. Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-19
Gbe-Aailp emit Gitg;
REMEMBER THE POOR.


-
Remember the poor, for bleak winds are blowing,
And brightly the frost-pcarls are glis'ning
around.
The streamlets have ceased all their musical
flowing,
And snow drifts lie scattered over The ground.
Remember the poor in their comfortiess dwell
ings,
nl-clad and i'll fed and DER burdened with
care,
Oh turn mt away With looks so repellinv-
Thy kindness may save them perhaps from
despair.
Remember the poor when the hearsh.stonc is
cheerful,
And happy hears gather round its bright blaze;
There are hearts that are sad and ayes that are
fearful,
AS bright as thine own in their SUMMER days
Misfortune msy scatter thy present possessions,
And plenty, 10 poverty, leave thee prey
How bitterly then wilt thouthnk Of the bless
nrs
That charity asks from the riches to-day.
Remember the peoras they thankfully gather
Each round his rich table with luxury spread;
Thou too art apensioner on a rich Father,
For health and for friendship, foSraiment and
bread,
II he hath been hountifal, with like spirit,
Dispense Of ihet bounty what Charity claims;
Far greeiaF the treasure thy soul shall inherit
When thy bread on the water returnet again,
Remember The poor this thou art commanded
Thy Savior thus kindly remembered the poor.
"TAc destitute thoa shall not send empty banded,
lnead and unwarned, and unfed from thy
door,
Thy peace in this life shall be like the deep river,
aud dying, thy welcome to heaven shalt be-
Gfe faithful and blessed of my Father--come
hither;
Yedid IL 10 othe.s--ye did Il To ma ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-19
Legal Notice.

O Humble w. Green Erskins and riizabeth Err kline
hi. wt.e Ia the District Court In and for Les county,
Iowa. al &c knk.
FTso Gresn and Eiixabsih Rrskiaes Teu aud each u
i ynu arc harsly nefide that there II now on die
In the oa VI the Clerk OF The aoI essia Court at keo-
LUX Lee county. Iowa. the petition bf O. HANDLE,
elsmirg Of you both Judgment TOR qiesfng the tifs
In h, 10 the eastsry half oflo No twelve block one
hundred aud six 10 tbs city Of Keakuk, Les county,
Iowa ard cannrmAsory decd Of con snce FOR sad
rrensises to Themas Parkins, whom yen convey ed
the same some time during the year A Isfa, which
osed OF conveyance petitioner alleges has been either
misaid ard never recorded ard FOR costa Of
this action and general rslief.
Now unless yo sppeaf and ausrsr said petition on OF
before noon ii the Becoud day iof the next February
term Of sstd Court commeucsng the Il 1t Mocasy In
Teeruary Al b. 1se, will As rendered against
yqu as Jrsysd Tor D plainth's petition
MOoAA KgoyLRE.
ds23 Riainhu's Attorneys.
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Farm Tor safe.

a.ITUATED ! miles vest Of Ssndusky,
SIX mites alfth OF heekak- 60 Acrts, Al under
feprs q scfes hrdf cuiGvssian, the bAiADes heavf
tiaiss sei1tIg hcuas aud stable Ths AHfn viii
he sold sssy i8s.
or ~ !. u. SasksY, Kspknk. of JaDs Hall, usu -
TN {341UWNe
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Legal
Notice iu Bauaru,ssey.

AsUtfUF Isf AssIAH fNksEsF
fE4HiS is to give aotspe thai on The 1Ah day
III ~ A 1851. warf4Ns il Is tat.tsy Ses
i+*aea sziszss tie Katass 81 r. ans b. ~. Fefd Of
ss1&ak. 90 ssasts, srI Flats Of igss y us hare
ben atlafgsd BtnkFrp. aD9a Their ssh petition.
rs tho gaYn Of ass dehs and daiirer5 any praI-
ssfy bseaslnx II sssh bsnkfst;s. far thssr
nae BE issnsfsg of sY property ls tsena T.
si1fen y law That hsseiius u tLa erssiit IA
ssia Hankrnpss 10 shfif dss asa ta ehaes.
assignse thsirassssss viii Ia feid at
Bankruptcy, u be f9sh Kt the sfee ef - he sse
Il. E4okrpptct Ia the ely Of kseznx ig b@tats
John Bruce Register. tas 18th a.s Of fftaaFy, A.
D 1885 al 70 o'cicek &. 4
o. W. CLARK sa
t-dsza BY ii FULr8s, UepHty.
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MY FRIENDs,-I am now thoroughly re-
pairing my School Buildings for the purpose
of opening my Female School on the I'd Mon.
day of September prox. At considerable ex:
pense and with much labor, l am preparing to
furnish you with a first class School should
my attempt prove abortive, 1t will probably
be a long time ere another effort of the kind
is made in your midst; as nothing enhances to
the value of property, and adds to the p~rosperi-
ty of a country, more than good schools; l
hope you will feel under some obligations to
assist me. Ioniy ask patronage. l will owe
by the LIST of October $1,000, to pay which, l
must hare a good school, or sell the property.
With thirty pupils, (half boarders,) and all
paying me quarterly in advance, l can sue
coed. My terms are as moderate as could
possibly be asked; as will be seen in the fol
lowing schedule of prices: $l5 per month for
Board; IS cents per dozen for washing pupils
furnishing bedding. napkins, bowl and pitcher,
&c. 81 per month for English; $3.50 each for
French and German, and IS for instrumental
Music. No extra charge for Vocal Music. So
soon as we have sixty pupils, we will reduce
English tuition to 50 per month, and Music to
81. We intend to spare no painssin making
ours as good a school as any,. Opelousas and
vicinity are noted for health and salubrity of
climate. We are very convenient to New
Orleans by Steamer and Railroad, with Stage.
Near US are good Mineral Springs, where
parents may spend the Summer with their
children, in safety. Can you not send your
daughter, and influence your neighbor to send
his ? We receive all kinds OF country produce
i'll payment of board and tuition fees. In
variably quaterly in advance. Address MRS.
S. NJ. WHITE, or B. F. WHITE, Opelousas.
B. F. WHITE, Superintendent,
Opelousas Female College.
Opelousas, La, July II, 1868.
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Sherif'S Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Nm I II Ron4lou .nnna

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
VIM J. H. Bentley No: 1864,
Mary McCamit, widow. St. Landry.
PY VIRTUE of writ of Fl. ia issued from
- the Honorable Eighth Judicial District
Court ofthe State of Louisiana, in and for the
Parish of st Landry, and to me directed, Jas.
&. Hayes, Sheriff of the Parish of Landry, I
have seized and will proceed to sell at nuhlic
auction, to the last and highest bidder, at the
Court House in the town of Opelousas, on
SATURDAY, the 5th day of September, 1868,
at IL o'clock, A. NJ, the following described
property, viz:
A TRACT OF LAND situated on the Fast
side of the Bayou Saekett, in the Parish of St.
Landry, containing about sixty-eight acres,
more or less, and being that part of North
East Quarter of Section 81, situated on the
East side of the Bayou Sackett, in Township
5 South of Range 5 East, being part of the
land purchased by Mrs Mary Jenkins frs@
Charles A. Grevemberg, and particularly da-
scrlbed in the act between Ebert Gs6nHtt and
Mary McCamit, widow of Wv '1ank;ns
OF 2sth June, 1860, and III between EIbnpt
CAN'T and said Mary MeCamit. wiJow afora-
said and now wies6fJ J. D. Djcksrson' besore
IVES RECORDER, February IS, 1863.
served.
Seized in the above suit.
Ierms-Cash.
JAMES G. HAYES, Sheriff.
Sherlf's Office. August ], 1868
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THE JOURNAL.
oPELoUsAs, SATURDAY, AUG. Is, 1856
Prevention of Disease.

DR.. A.. L. Wood, in the Herald 81
Health, makes the following excellent
remarks upon the prevention of disease :
Disease consists in the obstruction,
depression, or perversion OF those vital
changes and transformations Throughout
the system which, in their normal condi-
ton, constitute heath. Disease is simp-
ly disturbed physiological or healthy &C
ton caused by non-observance or dlsre-
gard of the laws which govern the hu-
man organization in respect to diet, air,
exercise, rest, water, clothing, sleep, etc,
and may be prevented by obedience to
those laws. This being an incontrovert-
ible fact, how necessary is it that peo-
pie should understand these truths, that
they may obey the laws of their being,
and thus escape the penalties OF their
transgression. The principal means by
which this knowledge must ultimately
be diffused among the masses, is through
the common schools-by placing Physl,
ology and Hygiene among the principal
DEdlCueS VI CuuCdLiou3 aAu S"y
impressing upon the youthful mind a
knowledge of himself, of the uses Of the
different parts of his body, and Of the
means which he must take to preserve
its health, strength, and vitality. When
this is done, sickness and premature
death will rapidly diminish throughout
the land apothcary shops will not oceu-
py, as now, the most desirable corners
and by day and night, and on Sundays,
dispense their deadly drugs to a deluded
people, but will be converted into fruit
stores to furnish all who wish the purest,
BEST and most healthful food to nonrish
and strengthen "the human form diVine;'
doctors of all the different schools, wheth-
er regular, irregular, Or defective, wheth-
er Allopathic. Homeopathic, H~ydropath-
ic, Eclectic, Botanic, Spiritual, or what
not, will find their occupations passing
away" and will soon see the necessity Of
their learning some other trade by which
to earn their bread. When Physiology
and Hygiene are taught as thoroughly
in our schools as Reading and Arithme-
tic are now, people viii seldom be sick,
and when they are, they will know e.
nough to treat themselves, without the
aid of doctors or drugs.