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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-01
FROM ST BERNAnD PARIsA.
Glorious Republican Msetlng-Abertive
Atte Hapt to Provoke Riot.

Atte Hhpt to Provoke Riot!
ST. BERNARD PARISH,
II September 2S, 1868
Yesterday we attended one Of the most
quiet, peadeful and orderly meetings ever
held in aut community. The Republicans
assembled, at the courthouse, about one
thousand stfoug, TO listen to lspeakets from
the city. About one O'Clock Generals Lee
and Sypher Narrived, land the meeting
being organized, these gentlemep9 adj
dressed the people, giving them SQUAD adj
vice, and counseling peaceand fofbearapce.
The speakers gave their audieISe much
encouragement by relating the hopeful con-
dition of affairs at the North, showing that
the election of Grant aud Colfax is Ger
tainty. hA u
After the speaking was over General Lee
was elected delegate to represent this
parish in the Congressional Conyention to
assemble in New Orleans on Saturday
next. The meeting then adjourned, and all
went quietly to their homes. AA
The speakers accepted the kind and gen.
erous hespitalities of Mr.. Ong, where they
sat down to enjoy a sumptuous dinaer, and
nothing was wanting unto flh feast"
The Democrats of the parish werepn the
rampage. For week previous5 they
had industriously circulated the rumors
that all who attended the Republican meet
ing would be murdered, and that the
speakers coming from the cityNwould be
waylaid. Large@quantities of arms aHd
ammunition had been sent from The
city during the week, and ops NShn-
day, while the Republicans were peaceably
assembling, from one, to two Mildred
Dagoes. Spaniards, SiciliaHs and mengrels
congregated in and sFound a sugarhorse on
the Mi ilaudon plantation, withtheir arms
and weapons of every description, from
a double-barreledA Ashotgun to anNoyster-
kuife. They laid in e6mmissafy stores and
prepared for a siegeA One Pablo said
they intended to mnrderAll the.white men
first and then the Heading colereda ameu at
the Republican Meeting This Patio, it is
reported, turnishedttwo cart loads of bread
to the Democratic gQerrillas, and was one
of the leading spirits among them.
During the time of the meeting they
sent out their scouts on horsehaek to recon
noitre. They came 10 the meeting and then
returned to their band at the sifgar-house,
about mile below.NsS
When the Republican procession march
ed homeward, passing this rebel
assassin Democratic headquarters, a
crazy black man, made drunk
on benzine whisky. and the colored mis-
tresses of the cLfvaTry in the sugar.house
were sent out into the street to insult the
procession and provoke a quarrel; but
that infamous plan>to get up fight failed
like all the rest, and the Republicans had
glorious good meeting, and showed by
their good conduct that they are better
citizens than those who claim to be their
superiors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-01
|hg Dispatches 10 the Associated Press,

Slant Treasurer Denounced by New
ark PaperH-BOnded Warehouse
il Srned-Deaths of Judge and Artist
kHINGToN, October l.-Several New
papers denounce the Assistant Treas
|br secret sales of gold.
h YORK, October 1.-The bonded
|Aouse known as the Empire Stores
IA last night. Loss half a million.
lItINNATG. October Jacob Finn,
Judge of the Criminal Court, is
Theodore Jones, artist, is also
River Intelligence.
6EsBURG, October Passed down :;
4 and barges at eight clock last night.
Il rising.
a Domestic Markets.
IN York, October Money active at
i cent. Sterling active at l08B. Gold
& 5-20's of 90 1l2, North Carolina's
73, ditto Virginia's new 81, Tennessee's
eppens 6S.
bur 10(al5c. lower. Wheat favors
Is. Corn unchanged. Mess pork
Kat S2S 37I. Lard dull; steam 1890
Cotton a shade firmer but quleL;
ling uplands 264. Freights firm.
Foreign Markets.
lkDoN. October l, Noon.-Consols 94I
y 73B.
BIS, October l.-Bourse firm. Rentes
FERrooI. October 1, Noon.-Cotton
ant; middling uplands 101d, middling
ms 10Id; sales $4,000 bales.
tERpooL, October |, Afternoon.-Cot,
buoyant. Middling upIands to arrive
Breadstuffs heavy. Beet and pork
4 Lard dull. Turpentine declining,
kERE, October l.-Cotton firm and ac-
Tras ordinaire l.29.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-01
SPAIN.

sfeat of the Royal Army-PrOvialona al
3anta Formed = The Qneen's statue
Dragged through Madrid.
LONDON, September 30.-The following
q been received here.
Paivis, Of the royal army, has been Ut
nv defeated by the insurgents in the
oFince Of Cuidad Real. His army is dis
Fsed, and he himself is fugitive. Mar.
n Serrano, of the rebel army, is march
on the capital unopposed. Girgen i
4 been captured by the insurgents. A
pVisional junta has been formed. and or
+ prevails everywhere among the insur-
Ais.
lose and Manuel Concha have nro-
Snced for revolution. The people ot
rid and the garrison followed. The
en's statue was dragged through
lrid by the rebels.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-01


new ORLEANS, La, September 80, 1868.
AiToR REPUBLICAN,:
As slanderous reports have been circul.
in reference to Senator p, O'Hara
1tulated to damage bis reputation All
snding, ! deem it but justice toward 81
'norable gentleman to refate these bess
eersions upon his character and to so.
.pnce them malicious falsehoods.
PIT, y Hara came to New Orleans i
Y OF 1862. from Boston, and enliS|
lmpany d, First Louisiana O
hited States Volunteers, on the
pond Of December, 1862. After
h honor and distinction, he WI
y discharged at yicksburg, on 81 t5us
Y q 1865, under general ord
Department., by reason of disabllils.
aaso Of having been a prisoneg i'll III 3
us 2. the enemy upward Of one yehf.
hasnsg. Mr. Editor, that you Will give
e. insertion in your columns.
remain gour obedient servant
A. S. BADGER
: Lieut. Col. and Brevet Col. sss1-
aag FIRST Louisiana Cavalry
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-01
TIL. F. FISHER,
Chairman Finance Committee;
X. WYNNE,
ALFRED KEARNY.

The following ordinance accompanying
the above report was read, and action there.
on deferred until future day;
An Ordinance regulating the Construction
of the Keller Market, aud Collection of the
Revenues thereof. -f-.sI 81. 5-
RESOLVED, That city ordinance No. 624
new series, approved March 23, 1867, be SO
amended as to expunge therefrom the words
"tifteen years" and substitute therefor the
words thirty years" '77
ysProUided, That John H. Keller, the erantor
of the square upon which the markethouse
described in said ordinance will be built,
and the lessor of the same, be required to
build at his olen expense, sidewalks around
said markethouse (as described and speci-
fed in ordinance No. $685. new series), or
the performance of which work must be
eaceepted by the City Surveyor. ID .@eaU3
Resolued, That all resolutions and ordi-
nanees In conflict with the subject matter
Of this ordinance be and are hereby re-
pealed, & Fl f's. .is.l p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-01
RICHMOND.

Death Of n Tobacco Merchant.
RICHMOND, September 30.-James K.
lkee,la prominent tobacco merchant died
e to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-01
the committee on Streets and Landings
submitted the following report:
rTER OF STREETS AND LANDINGS, J
board Of Assistant Aldermen,

COMMITTEE OF STREETs AND LANDINGS,
Board Of Assistant Aldermen, :
oity Aail, September % 1858.
10 sne honorable the Board of Assistant Aldermen:
GENTLEMEN-Your committee have the
nonor to report upon the following subjects
:, Upon the petition of butchers in Treme
Market, praying for repairs to the stalls of
SAID market, your committee would renort
favoraoly, and offer the necessary resolution
for adoption. U'i0N
Upon the resolution that the SURVEYOR he
and he is hereby instructed to extend the
Third District nuisance wharf twenty feet
further out, your committee beg leave to
report favorably.
.- tt5... GERALD FARRELL,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-01
Another Letter from General John "A
Dix,

Another Letter from General John a
Dix.
The following is an extract from pri-
vate letter written by General Dix, in
reference to the Presidency. 1t was written
several days subsequent to the letter re-
Gently published:
PARIS, September s.
have taken pains to
| contradict the statement in some of the
newspapers that am in favor of Seymour 3
election to the Chief Magstracy of the
Union. If | were at home | should oppose
him by all fair and honorable means. |
know him we'll; and it ia my sincere belief
that his want of firmness would renew the
dissensions which have brought so much
evil on our country. Indeed, lido not think
he has any of the qualifications which are
Indispensable to maintain the public tran
guilty at this juncture. | have great con-
tidenee in General Grants honesty, good
sense, sound Judgment, moderation, steadi-
ness of purpose and disinterested patrio-
tism; and believe the speedy restoration
of the Union to its constitutional and har-
monious action depends very largely on
his success.
IL 10 uOSooSoly W auu buhl uLl
10 favor OF paying in specie the debt con-
tracted to save the Union, and that the reso-
luton of the Fourth of July Convention to
pay the larger portion of it 10 paper con-
sttutes in my mind an insuperable obec-
tion to the candidates nominated to carry
out what | regard as palpable violation
of the public faith.
am, dear sir,
Truly yours,
-.--.r JOHN A. DlA.n
1t is also worthy of remark that IN Janu-
ary last, when his own name was promi-
nently mentioned 10 connection with the
Democratic nomination, and when the
ground that the Democratic Convention
would take was still uncertain, General
Dix wrote to another friend in the United
States, as follows
a.t PARIS, January Is, 186S.
F I have thought for year that Grant
should be President The prestige of his
name will enable him to do more than any
other man 10 heal the national dissentions,
which seem to me, at this. distance, to be
as far from any satisfactory solution as
ever Then be is honest both from instinct
and habit, and he has good sense, perses
veranee and a modest festimate of his
own capacities, have no doubt that he
would call able men to bis councils, and
listen to their advice, and believe that he
would be a firm, conservative and success
fQl Chief Magistrate. e 5as.g Y3 siera7g
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-01
TELEcRARH.,
ON MwAsE1INGTON

81 GG@~HNM ss
ON washington
ECAL MATTERS ~ AIABMA'
Ter Proceedings in the MrFatt Ease,
kST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.
!ht of the Royal \ Army
lbleen's Statue Dragged Through Madrld,
RESTING MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
zkETs. RIVER NEWS. ETC.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-01

RESTING MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-01

Aleen's Statue Dragged Through Asdrld'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13
VJNHE SOUTHERN RURALIST, published
at Tangipahoa, by IL. A. SwATLEY, Nj.

vJNHE SOUTHERN RURALIST, published
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of fifty cents to each subscriber, TO be paid
next December in Nursery Stock or Gar
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The Southern Ruralist is now entering
upon its third year, with far brighter pros
poets, than, under the financial depression
Of the whole country, could reasonably
have been hoped for. From precarious
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three years ago, its course has been steadily
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is scarcely State or Territory in the
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While its rapidly increasing circulation is
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June 9Th 1sGS-8Stf
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- ..,s-o,er .irp.turs of..Forrs,ter,

~ -vrs-oTer signature Of Forester
appearing to have been picked up on the
Mckinney road, was handed Us yesterday.
II alludes in high terms to the vsrneitF and
low prices Of Messrs. Keston & johnson;
and that vide-auaks, busy firm being lib
ersl patrons Of the Herald, we concluded
90 insert it in this issue. Ills on the sec
oDd page. Printers ink, literally and in
diligently employed, viii make a poor
man rich and rich man richer. There's
no mistake about that
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13
THE STATE OLE TEXAS.

LIE OLA LIZ OF IEAAO.
To the Sheriff of Tdrrant County, Greeting:
VOU are hereby commanded to summon
Z Robert Crews by publishing this cita-
ton in the Dallas Herald for four weeks to
be and personally appear at the next term
of the County Court of Tarrant County, at
the Court House thereof, in the town of
Fort Worth, on the first Monday in August,
1868, then and there to answer the petition
of Caroline Dowell, administrators of the
estate of +. M. Dowell, deceased. Said Pc
titioner charges that on the 10th day of
January 1868, the said Robert Crews and
one JEFF. Estill executed their promissory
note to the said F. Nj. Dowell for one hun
bred and twenty dollars, payable on or be
fore the first day of March, 1868. The said
petitioner charges that said crews is q
transient person and that Estill, who is
also sued resides in Tarrant county. The
petition prays for citation and for judg-
ment against both of the said defendants.
Herein fail moi, and make a return of
this citation, showing how you have execu-
ted the same.
- Given under my official sigma
SEAL ture and the seal of the County
Wv Court of Tarrant County, at office,
this 18th day of May, AID. 1868.
l.. II. BROWN, Clerk,
36:4w] by HIS. Brown, D.C.Tc.c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

tzrNs Trronusui narus dee 4 e., =
Gsl'ssion, uhsss sissTiissiasni appears in
this issue a. enc " The bssi houses sny-
shsFs 10 the whsls saulh~sss- Call On
,hsu shea yea sisi the islaui City, ani IL
pea ssH't g. there, ssni them y0uF orders,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

JOSEPH w. M'NUTT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OwENsvILLE, ROBERTSON CO.,
TEXAS.
March 2ls,, lSGS-2Gly.
TIE STATE OF TEXAS
To The Sheriff or any Constable Of Dallas
County, Greeinq:

To The Sheriff or any Constable Of DALAI
County Greeting:
NHEREAS oath has this day been
w made before me by J. NJ. Brown, that
ID. N. Mason is absent from the State Sc
that the ordinary course of law cannot be
served on him, you are therefore command
cd that you by publication of this writ in
the Dallas Herald, newspaper printed in
the town Of Dallas, Texas, for three sue
ccssivc weeks before the return day there
Of, you summon the said ID. n. Mason TO
be and appear before me at my office in the
town of Dallas on the first Monday in
July, A. d. 1868, to answer the complaint
of J. NJ. Brown for the sum Of 500 due
upon an account filed in my office. Here
in fail not and of this writ make due re-
turn rs the law directs.
- Given under my hand and Off
SEAL cial signature this 4th day of
wv June A. ID. 1868.
j. p. MCKNIGHT, ]. P.
Came to hand June 9th 1868, executed
by ordering publication in the Dallas Her.
aid for three successive weeks, this 9th
day June 1868.
Mr.. wINNAFRED, Sheriff.
JAS. SHEPPARD, Deputy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13
Dallas 4lerala.
n0ME IIEMs AND IliPPENINGS,

~"s~~~eS~~~~>~-s-s- r,--s->->'>e>S-~'>~'-->(
fuss fvTAfets .--Oh itaFsiay moTniug
lasi, Jsigs Nat n. BaTiaTiI II this Plass.
LFsash, 10 ear sfhss large basss, q -
Zee Irish ps'aioss IS &c have ever SEGA 10
sHy s0aaig. Thsy averaged fsuT iHshss
in lsng,h ~ hires In isshss in diameter
are u the Assh.Hesk variety, aHi ssTs
raised BY the Julss himsslL So il seems
shea god seed are planted the soil u this
ssss'Ty PTslSess geel Io'Aisss as ssll as
slnOsl all other kiHds VI vegetables,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

LIME FOR SALEI
HAVE on band about 3.o0O bushels q
I fresh White Rock Lime, thoroughly
burned. aus eaual 20 any ever made in this
country. Which ] vii eel e. % CTS per
flii.bel 81 retail. % ~ J : els By the hun
dred bushfis. vii alsr continue % keep
q fuI sur.Tiy 81 81 tinies- at rsT ria-s near
Csruth Spring On lie frrfi rarf of tosu,
faif nile from The ruf1ic sersrs
JEO. BARBER.
Dallas, Texas, Nay 80, ls57-s7s5m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

ta- Tbs dsaiIsns II Dallas aud citizens
Of Dallas, Hills, faFran,, Celia aud Rauf-
naA ssaaliss, as we have been faliy assuF-
Cd by letter aHi the gss diE.i of visiting
fFisAds, are Hsw enjoying an abundance
u the very best Of gaHlsa aud hsli Vege-
tables Of every variety, Considering the
rain Goods q The l0Rg, vet spring, 4,
w0uli seem that the GsL u the harvest is
Jet veil disposed toward our people, And
ne should all be thankful,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

@Hs saiifa itf IaIiis nais ed r..
sale y ne Fsfisas sfhsais n i'aiias srt
laiis tuy Trsrariar iltrsflFss o. itf
fsIihrsuisE ssiitiiians he sfsi - uhi1h
that u Frsf nsats 81 esl--ss unitF-
sisui, gill ssmmsufs uttt Thsfsiay niglt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

DEAR.-ME, Cox, who Was shot, in this
iswn, about ten days or two weeks since
died Of bis wouni on Wednesday last lie
vas shot by man named brewster, who,
We are told, VS. Gen, shslby's AdjuIanI
during Tie late civil var.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

DRVGs ANB ACCOMPLISHMENTS is
directed TO the advertisement Of the sKisR'
siys prug establishment Of pFs- J, }, W,
MsGuiTs, late 81 Alabams, nov Of hryah
city, Texas, Their large aud fresh stock
il warranted good and will be sold as cheap
as any in the market,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

Ha- Msssrs- Rallari, CFosslsy s GO, aTs
builiing . steamboat s'sT ~ feet in lsnglh,
expressly for the frihiiy river trade,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

rT For The past week or two our fisher
men have been selling some fine fish, taken
from the waters Of the Trinity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Dalla
County Greeting:

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Dallas
County Greeting:
VNTHEREAS, oath has this day been
w made before me, by W. X. Masten,
that d. N. Mason is absent from the State,
SO that the ordinary process Of law cannot
be served on him. You are therefore com
manded that, by making publication of this
writ in the Dallas Herald, n newspaper
printed in the town of Dallas Texas, for
three successive weeks before the return
day thereof, you summon the said D. N.
Mason to be and appear before me, at my
office, in the town Of Dallas, on the first
Monday in July, AID. 1868, to answer the
complaint of W. X. Masten, administrator
of L. NJ. Thomas, deceased, for the sum of
$40, due upon an account. Herein fail not,
and of this writ make due return as the
law directs.
~ Given under my hand and Off
SEAL cial signature this 2Sth day of
Wv May, 1868.
3E3t1 JOS. p. MCKNIGHT, J.P.
Came to hand same day issued and exc
cutel by ordering publication in the Dallas
Herald for three successive weeks, this 2Sth
day of May 1868.
N. II. WINNEFRED, Sheriff.
by JAS. SHEPARD, Deputy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

erD~Sss advertisement Of hns jewelFy
on sale by 5, Mayer, at HeA,on s Johnson
cheap dry goods establishment,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

Bar See the advertisement headed 10
Rent7 and signel m, Outlet
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

E9rWe return the thanks Of the EN-
playss Of the Herald Office to q, W. Baird
Esq, for a sample Of his Mustang wine
May he aud his never realize that pleasures
are like
-"the snaNh Jake
That mrits lzfTr ~ Iass,
or buhhirs ga thu sine, that hTuAk
noi0Iu - hp tbs glass"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

Notice 10 Wheat Growers.
WHEELER'S Patent lever Powers and
w Threshers.
Wheeler Patent Endless Chain Threshsrs.
Buckeye Mowers and Reapers.
Straub's Patent Wheat Mills.
Union Horse Power and Threshers.
Fan Mills, Sorgbo Mills, &C., &C.,
At reduced prices, for sale By
SCHERFFIUs & BRANARD.
Houston, Texas.
Jan. %. 1sGs-1q.4rnns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

Dallas, Texas, April II. l868.-sOstt