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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
W.ss R>tnn Romeo C;Ah U,,J;.:>V n.

81 u Ia VI AOOAOA1ANh n, IdltlSn VI
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis
trict. Angelina A. Bird. wife. W jas.
l.. LobdeIl. husband. No. 1884.
By virtue ofa writ Of alias 6. fa. directed
to the Sheriff of the parish of West Bat
on Rouge ia. the above entitled and mum
bered cause. Of date December Is, y. d ,
1861, from the Hon. the Fifth Distric,
Court in and for the parish and State
aforesaid. | have seized and will Offer Ut
public sale tO the last and highpst bidder,
in front Of the Court House Of tho parish
Of West Baton Rouge on
SATURDAY. the let day Of February.
q. d., 1868. At ii O'Clock q. m, all the
right, title, interest aud claim OF. James
L.. Lobdrll in and to the succession 81
his father. Abraham Lobdell, deceased +;
said interest being tie one ,unai vid+d
fourth part Of said succession. end all th.'
interest ~ 'asid James l.. Lobdeli in ard
t" all b e,property. real and personal. and
ard to all the rights and CREDITS apper
tanning to said snrcession sf whatever
nature ~ kand .ssij interest being the
QUE undivided fourth part tLersof-more
particularly descrited in the several H.
veDt"ri-s WexM successitu ~ Abraham.
tnt1eif decreased, on f'c in said sa"c-s.
siou being NnE65l VI s1ei Pf"ta,e Dncke,
Of nnr Hon. Fifth, Diattict Court, 10 aud
for said parish ii West banm R,.ug.%.-
per Inventories IN ,de ~ q. R.rns.d, H.
c%',''ier, O. properly !" said parish ;G W.>'
Baton -kOu0s. o. N~.,c~aul,pr I'll. 1867
aa.ssa ing t"-t5'77l Is aud ~tpt L.n"...
Eat ~t"vens.sy ss.sd~ t,' D~sx tni~r 5.k 1857
l'y officer s%rn,'unti,g t. 1884 W
The Inventory made l,y Felix G,,ms NJ.
tary Public ~ the city M New Otirna.
"n thu 5th day Of n~c' inter A. ID, 1851,
s'n"u"ri"g to 020 81. the Inv+ntn,,
made IT, East BATON Rouge ty JoI,v
N'(Hsa'h, Rrsrrdrs. "n De,'enhtr f4.h,
1851. su'uuutng 4. SIS 90 and the s.ap
elemental lnv.r'"ry made ly ss,n@ "fi
c..., De,rmLer 94ih, 1861. smuun,ing I"
1904 30 an we'll 10 the int~r-st Of said
james L. L'Ldell ia sed TO suy other
property rights " credits Apper,sining to
said snccessiou nf Absshsm LutdeIl. dr..
cessrd. WHICH have ,.ot been inventur;ed.
subject TO the payment of his share (",~.
fourth a ftbe d~tas of's.id suc,s.saion vi
Abrsham Lnbdell decreased. Alao Ss~.m4v
Fanny PEARSON ~ with al her tackle ind
for. ttnts BE- she nov lies At the handbag
o" B'lncnt Plsnia,i"n IL thin parish. slr"
three largea DIV iyitg 1t ssid landing.
seized p pay sad sstisfy the amount
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Die

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Die
'trSct. Lice LsveQue. wife, 70 Belesaire
Lsodry. husband. No. 90l4
December 2Sth. 1867. 4 regular default
hSviag been entered in this case. and
moro than two Judicial days having
elapsed, and the defendant still failing
to appear and 6le bis snswer, and the
Law and evidence being in favns thereof,
It 10 ordered. sdjudyed and decrsed shat
Plsintif. Lise Leveque. wife, do have
Judgement and recover from the defend
ant. B.Iesaire Landry, huss aud, IN thu
sum OF twenty seven hundred aud seven
y six dollars and fifty sig cents, with
legal interest thereon from judicial Dr.
mssd. t. Wit : from the 90th day of
March 1857. until paid, togsther viii
costs Of suit to be taxed, with privilex,
Of mersgage 10 favor Of plsin,if sssins,
al The property Of her husband from the
from the Let day Of Nay. 1855, thu period
ct which It ia shown the said amount ~.
IN the hands Of said hnahand, Belonging
TO bis wife's sepsrste estate.
Its further ordered and dscreed The,
the plaintiff be separate 10 property from
her ssid husband. that the community III
aoqaests and gains h~erstofuro existing
between plaintiff and defendant be dis
eolved aud that pIsintif hsvs the admin
tstfation Of her separate paraphesual
property and rfscts and that her mort
gage b made sxscstory agsin.t oil Thu
real property Of her said husband tor tn.
Gmount 1T this Judgement and that aht
recover costs At The suit 10 be taxed.
January 4th. lee.
(sisoed) R. 7. POSEY,
judge 5th Judicial District.
4 true copy. Clerks Office. West Baton
Ruge. tAiA 92d day Of Janaasy. 1858
J. FELIX JARRrAu. Dep. Clerk.
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DE La LOt'lslA.**E. IAKOisSl

EIAI DE- La LOC'1slA.*E i. IAKOiSSk.
d'Ods~. Bate" Rm.se. C:Lqnie mr. III.
-assrt -Judicisir+. Vim. fWa1ue. .d"i.. |
'is'rst''nr Va. EIou.rd L<rsy. No '2065
EN- vertn d'ua Ordrs d. ssisie ct vp,,,~ i.
moi sddresse dsns r. prrrs c, dt-.srs H..
'i"'e ct @WMtrsA~. date HE'S NJvrmhr.
1867, de pH"n. ~ C.sas ldu Cinosi+ m.
District Jodicisire dans et pour !. "a,
'''s"e It Fiat surdi'e. j'si ssi.is IT i'exr.
ses", e" ven'~ p"s'i'q.s an p'as o3rsnt r.
."ee'pr enc''%'s'ss+sr en- face dele maisos
DR. cour de- cette psroi~ss.
sAAEDl. h Tine JOUR de Mars pr.-
ch"fhe. 1868. a l heurss 8. H.. tout dsoi,.
aTsr- ct i't'~set du dtflud~ur dsos Il pro
psirtr cispres decrftd.. SAVIOR:
l." ns"itte "a kaut d ON certain u,usresu
do terre situs % oetts pssoisss. dseixues
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH or
Nat RaAou Run..o caAah l.A..:.l n.

West Bsto" Rouge Fifth Judicial Dis
trict. William White, ndmiListrat",
vs.. Edward Ler~y. Nv. 2065.
BY virtue Of = writ Of, sei.pre and sal.
directed to me IN the above entitled spo
n~nmten0 csuse. nf hate November 28.''
1867. from the Hon. the Fifth Dis,rics
Court snd fir, said psrsh -shd State, !
have seized and will .fer for sale Z" the
las. and highest ehiddrs in frsn; Of IT,.
Cur, House cf this Psrssh on
SATURDAY. the 'fth day 81 Marcel
next, 1865 lat IL o'clock q, a., ,sM ne
rish'. fi'lt and m,rr-s, IL the defendant
III nad :" The E!ld~ing Described Proper
", towi,:
TIC upper half 81. . certain tract D.
lant ri'ussrd il. thi~ pasisl'. snd a~sip
"~'td ~ the spper halt az qsAs,es sec,.
al. tw'Msy-.ght w ,ss~uship eight "i
r.MYr eh'stn e.s', s'"rtn fnide tishfy scsrx
,Se'z1 70 pa. and assi-fy amt uht ~
Judgement. interest AID c"4ts. 20
Terms IL sslc- Cash, with b .neAt g.
superintendent 1s-
II; KuOGENE RABIN. Coroner.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01

c.'a'me IL t"o','e til han. da quart dsV6e
'iou v'Dg' Gag rn'towhship Lust dh~sase,
onzs est, co"tsnApt qS~tse-v;os& aossa.
Ssisie pour payer ct satisfaire h m6aa
ant du JUDGEMENT. iutesst ct frais. -,
Conditions Do II vents-Comptan,
wee bensfce d~'inventaire.
"ov80 H. BABlN, Coroner.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH az
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial NJ.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH On
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial b.,
trict. Jules B:Ousx~rd Va. Henry JYn6a.
Administration. It sls No. 1865.
by virtue VI y writ Of ~ izure and SShs
directed to the Sheriff Of the p1tiih 81
Wes, B.to" Roog~. in tie above entitled
nd numbered csuse, II date Novrtubef
18th. 1867. trdn, the Hun. the Firth Dis.
'rlct Court i" and for said parish and
state, l have seized and will .hsr Al cub.
lie sai. t. the last srd highest tidder q
he Court House Of The parish OF Wen
Bs,o" Ronge on
SATURDAY. the 7iL day ef March, ..
i,lS6e. Al IL o'clUrk =. IN, I'll the riubl,
.ii,c asni Interest, VI the ~de!Umdanis. VI ~
Tired Eew IL, d.ceastd wiOs.w Ctnries
rir's. rfp'. st hted l., iic"ry jones. I'D.
riu 'S,r.,,T, and ~ The m,i.r children II
Stephen and Sarah P,p.r, bcti, G.teased.
cd-epfestnWd Ly. \. W. Pope. cussisf
y hoe, IL ard tU III. 4, Uwi'.g LsCs.Lel
roItgsg.t t,~c,s VI land tC-wit
4 c+risin tract 81 l.nd s,nstrd i,
his ps,'sh. ut st"."t iUity srken,s fen
he rlser Mi-s'-sil pi. ~csnas'uing III. -
ave s'i.'.,s 7snd hall tr"s.t, whh he
,.t..h thereto belos Iisg. tie said li.ss
,T~uing IN the r. ~. bounded IT, trc.t'ty
an'is os Hcu,y w. Alien aid Charlie. Il.
Hamilton. aLcse ~ those Of Jobs l.A
Wm. N.isn std fellow ~ those Of S.<ph-
ct. .nd, ~id.~ Charles rip-s. ~.
2. Another ,rsc, Of land also situsteA
~ this psri>b, containing thirty mite Sup.
%e,iicisl Acres. more or itsx, bounded
shove by lands OF J. 7. 4 Vim. NoIsy,
,.eIow ty tbose Of H. w. Allen, beck a
u the reas ~ tLO<e If of Ahrsm Lob.
dell aud iu froAt BY the Railroad.
8 Am.th~r trsct Of laAd slso si,ustvd
"a this parish, being half II the lot M. ]
II section eve of township seven u
r.rge twelve east, contaiaipg eighties
$500 acres.
1. A""ther tract Of land also situsted
III this parish. Containing sb"ut twelve
superficial .cres, iound+d .b"vc by I.nds
II J. 7. l. WIN. Nolan. below BY ih"se u
iL,ui. L. vigne snd 10 the r~.r ~ tho.~ II
.A.rsm La'bislI. I. grti.~r with Ill luiId.
,"gs, IMPROVE nents xnd 6xtur+s IL eve,y
k,nd On aud attached u said four deceit.
led tracts VI lsud. rights. ways and ses:
vitud%s attached IL same.
Seized to pay snd satisfy amount Of
Judgement, iu.erests sSd costs in above
-uit. =
: Terms Of Ssle-Casb. with benefit II.
4pprnisement.
".vs0 J.V. DURABLE IT,. DIS
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis.
trict Eraestins Mitchell, wife, ".
Henry Lewenberg, husband. No. 2079.
December-23, 1861. In the above enti.
lied and Numbered case, the plaiatih
hsvisg proven her demand aud establish.
I'd her rights BY the law aud evidence, i,
+ .hsrefore ordered, sdjsdsed and decreed
that Eroestias Mitchell. wife Of Henry
Lswsuberg, the plaiotsG have judgement
sgaiust Henry ~Leweaberg, the defendant.
In the cum OF one thousand dollsrs, with
~interesest ct the rate Of Eve par cent.
per snoum from the 18th day u Decem.
ber, 1861, till paid and costs of suit to be
taxed. It 10 further ordered that said
plaintiff Be cad y hereby eeclared sepsr.
az q property from her husband, The
defendant, that che have the control Of
and classification Of her property, and
that tho community Of soqnets and gains
h~erstofors existing between said, plsiutia
and defendant Be Dissolved. January 4th,
1865. (signed) r. 7. POSEY,
t-i""s Jades 5th Judicial District.
A true copy. Clicks Office, West Baton
Ronse. THE a1n day Of January, 1868
T. J. FELIx JARaEAu. Dep. Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01

ETAT DE la LOUISIANA, PAROlSSE
d'Ousst Baton Rouge. Cour du Cinqn,
enc District. Ernsstioa Mitchell. wifi
- Henry Leweubsrg. husband. No
9019.
Decsmb,e 20. 1867. L. pl.igoants aysn,
pronve - demsnde q etxbIi ses droit>
par IL IoI ct l~'-videuce dane rAff..ire 6,
deseos i~uIitsle, il est ord"hn". adjngee ~
decfete que Ernestina Mitchell. epouse d.
Henry ~Leweuberg. Ia demanlercsse. si'
jugement "contre Henry ~Lcweoberg. L.
defendant, pour Ia somms te mile piss.
tres, avec interet . rsison de cinq ponr
cent. par an du IL de Dscembre. 1867,
tusxu'ss pslmeDt, aiusi que les frsis De
CO process. II est de plus ordouue one Ia
dite plaignaote soft declare scpare Dr.
biens do Son mari, le defandant, ct q~u'elle
cit le control ct. Decentralization de- se<
prophecies ct que Il communicate d'ac-
qoess ct do gains qui existsit entire h
dits plaigoante ct le defendant soft dis.
'souts. Janvisr I, 1858.
(signe) R. 7. POSEY,
Jugs SINE District Judiciaire.
Pour copie conforme . ID minute. Bureau
du greffer. c. - Janv,er, 1868.
]. FELIX JARREAu, Dep. Gredier.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01
ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA, PAROISsE
dNOus1t Baton Rouge, Cur du Cinaui

ene D'atI'ct. Iise Leveque. ep"Use
" Bslessirs Landry. spoax. NJ. sofa.
Dseembre So. 1861. Tn jugement regu,
We're pr dsfsst ayant ste rendu dans
eye a6sirs ct Plus Dc dsux jour judici.
Als00. oSttaot Aeoales, Of b defeuaaat nee.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01

ETAT DR. LA LOL ISIANE, PAROISSE
d'Ouest Baton Rouge, Ciuquieme Dis
Irict Judicisire. Dams I'sff.ire de In
Succession de John A. Bird, DECIDE.
No. 663.
Attendu que James l.. Lobdell. admins
trsteur, a &c jour enree;stre un comptr
supplsmeutaire ct taOlesu, dams IL dite
succession
Avis est pc, les p~reseotes donne que
sou.e opposition legsle . Pbomologation
du dit compte supplemeutaire ct tab'eau,
devra enregistre dams &c bureau dsus les
tlsnte publication des ~presentes.
O. N. Leblanc, GrcEer.
Bureau du grcfier, c. IL Jsnvier. 1868.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01

A msn named Pecn, living near Ath-
enc. Teooessee, bad . quarrel with bis
partner the other dey, when the latter
shot and killed him.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01

OF judgu.eus, iuteres.'s0 cosss.
Terms Of sale: CAST, with bsneft' Of sp.
prsieement. Nv. DURABLE. Jr.
dec2S Deputy Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-02-01

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, PAKOlSSB
dOu.st Baton R'nge. Cinqsieme Die.
ilict Judicisire. Jules Brnasssrd, ".
Hrsry Jones. administrator ct 81.
No. 1853. r.
En- vrriu dun ordre de saisje ct veptt
addsrssr an sheriff de II psroisse d'Ouess
Baton Rouge dams le prnsrs ciadessus, .
date du Is Novembre 1867. DE- PHou. h.
cour dn cinquieme district judicisise dsss
1t pour Ia psr"isse ct Etal susdite, ri
.~isir IT jji"diiirsi En- vsnis pabliqne "a
plus Off. mt ct dsruier encherrisssur. . 10
"aisoO De .a'ar de- cetteI psrOisss 6Osssl
Bst"n Ruuge. p, %rair'~ t5rat ".7
SAMEDI. h Tine jour Dc Mars prochsis.
= d., 1868, . II heures q. m, tcus droits,
,itrrs II intersis des defendeurs Wiupi.
!,ed Ifewie d~cedee, veuve Charles Pipes.
r+p,resentee PAR Henry Jun.s s~dmin;s,rs.
ltur. It dts "bfsn,s nipeurs de Stephen ct
sarah Pipss. decedes. representee. par N.
W Pope. curator I'D hoe, aux mo,cssux
40 terre bypotttque ct, ci.spres decrite,
ssvoir:
l.tCn cer'sir moroccan de terre, eitue en-
~e,,e rarHissr. 4 cn inviIon' quarsSte a.
psnts du 4. uve Mississippi. ccn,emant en-
viron cinq srper,s Il demide facade, svec
q. Prsto.'dr"r , isppxstr0sht, -ks1ligsies
hnvsan. v~ss IL fond, borne eO ssant pSr
;-r's. de Henry w. Allen OF Ch.rlesD D.
Hamilton. cn hsut PISS eellss de j. T.&
VIM. Ns,lan.' IT n bAsi ccl<s d Sscrhes
e' vruve Cherries Pilrs. It.' a..
2. u" Au'te nnseesu de- terre ausSi ri.
'ne- s".cstte pnsuis.e. s.n.itnxn, .treuts
'rtUs ccres de <ule't;cis. pins ~ moirs,
''.fue ta liaui pat lerrss de j Tt& Wa.
.N.la". em l,ss par cs.lk~ de- u. w. Allen,
~ t,,sd par Z !Iss Dr. .Abssm ,Lubdell ct
a svsIi'psr Ie chrmin Dr. IT.
8. w sutre moroccan de- tespe sussi
-.iuc IN c~i'e ps,ri>se, ets,t II maiiic do
Co, sIb.No,}l della atrtirn te<pt do town
chip DE- range dcuze est, contensst dix
INIT IS l6O .ceA~ - 4
I. Un sure muscesu de terrs situs
: "s~i e". c-es~ psrsisee.. coptensrt rnvisoa
l"nze sci+e. DR. superfrje, lorne en- hsst
oar tesra DE- J.. T.3 VIM. Nolan, en- tss
psr c~Ilss de- Lpsis Lavieae ct - ftsl'
osr c<lIrs dc Abrsm L0hIeal,, svec touaes
'rs bstieses 1T ssnsliOrs ti0s.a qui " teQu
"nt sar he's qustres n~'Dteeso1:;ds terrs a.
''+v.nt dIcrits. tous II, ds0;ts, privileges
>~.viirdrs y'spp.rtessnt.
Ssis'e pOor payer 1t sstiefaise 10 ma.
tat du j~odeemeni. dee istessts ct ffAts
dans r. psuces Il d%ssue.
Conditions Dr. Il veDte-ComptAat, ayes
sens1jce d~'thv<nsaise.
Aev9o Nv. DURABLE. il, DE-
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States have been already readmitted-was a
vel. meant step in the direction Of justice to
the negro. But this much lauded amendment
fails to secure the very settlement which it
aimed TO fix forever; for this same amendment
which many persons innocently regard as
having already placed the negro's s rights on a
rock of adamant that caunot be shaken-never-
theless permits any Southern State to disfrau-
chise its black citizens whenever the State
shall be willing merely TO omit them from its
basis of representation This puts the politi-
cal rights of the Southern negro into the
hands of the Southern white What IS the
consequence A shepherd once delivered a
sheep from the VOLTS teeth, and then pro-
ceeded to butcher it. Whereupon the sheep
exclaimed, 81 saw you deliver me from the
wolf and now | see you act the wolf your
self" This is exactly like rescuing the negro
from the stakeholder, to give him back to the
Rebel.
No the fourteenth amendment, considered
as measure in the interest of the negro,
stops far short of equity. The time has now
come to supplement its incompleteness by a
more bountidl provision OF absolute justice.
With Joy and rejoicing, we learn that
General Grant heartily favors the proposed
new amendment; and that, without waiting to
be President, he will use his influence as
President elect to urge it through Congress.
If be shall fulfil this cheerful hope, he will
earn for himself something like the alFeotionate
gratitude which the nation pays to the uutor-
gotten author of the great Act of Emaucipa-
tiOn. Such an amendment, giving suffrage
to all loyal men in the land, without distinc-
tion of color or race, will take rank among the
most illustrious acts of human history. God
prosper it to a speedy adoption
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The Next Step.
'. Y. Independent

From the ". Y. independent
Right glad are We to be informed that among
the first measures to be brought before the
approaching Congress will bs Constitutional
amendment ordalning uniform rule of sul-
frsge throughout the Republic.
Hitherto an American citizens right to his
ballot has been determined by the various
States. But so great function of government
belongs justly to the United States. Thad-
deus Stevens, not long before his death, pro
posed TO enfrauchise every negro in the
nation by a sublime act of Congress. Charles
Sumner, with a noble eloquence, has re-
peatedly advocated the same summary
method. UnquestioDably, ii Congress had
authority to invade the domain OF State sove-
reignty so far as to snact a bill for the citizens
civil rights, it has equal authority to enact a
bill for his political rights Bat, in order to
silence all cavil against any alleged unconsti-
tutionalty of such mere Congressional act,
let Congress itself make haste to shape ths
same idea into a Constitutional amendment.
1t will then take a very stupid man to doubt
the con5tituuoDaliLy Of the Constitution
itself.
Under our present system there are half
dozen different rules OF suffrage in different
parts of the country. In some States there is
qualification OF property; in others none, in
some, a qualification o. intelligence; in Others
none; in some, a qualification of color in
others, none. Instead of these glaring in
equalilies, there ought to be, from Maine to
California, uniform suffrage, inst AS there is
a uniform currency. Nay, the government
ought to have attended TO thS suffrage first,
and the currency afterwards; but, although
our forefatheTs, in their poverty, dedicated
this country to lib4rty, yet We, their selfish
sons, have learned the value Of money first,
and the value OF men Afterwards.
Taking North and South together, there are
sixteen States which possess the boon of negro
suffrage. All the others are still without it,.
But why should Que State exclude from the
ballot-box certain class OF citizens, sui
another State invite to it exactly the Same
class Such arbitrary caprice is unstates man
like disgraceful, and pitiable. IL bewiliers
foreign nations into doubling tho equity OF
democratic institutions, and staggers ali the
world into belief that republics arc not only
ungrsteful but unjust.
The fourteenth amendment-which Con-
gress offered 10 the South as the basis Of re-
construction, and on which eight Southern
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H q G AT
RURAL CEMETER Y.
MOUNT MORIAH.

embracing an area of one hundred and hny-ave
and comprising every variety OF scenery is by
far the largest and beautiful OF all the cemete
risa near Philadelphia.
as the tide of i'm provement tends northward,
MOUNT MORIAH,
by geographical position, Is
FOREVER SAFE FROM INTRUSION OR DIS.
TURBAhCE BY OPENING OF SrREErs,
and Will never be hedged in and surrounded by
houses factories or other improvements, the inevl
table fate Of other norbhward or centrally
HituAted.
At convenient distance from the city readily &C.
cegs bic by excellent road snd by the street cars
oi the Darby Passenger Railway, Mount Morah,
by It's undisturbed quiet fuhs the solemn purpos Sc
OF It's dedication ss last resting OF the dead
NO iuneral service here is ever Interrupted by the
shr whistle of the locomotive, the sensibiti
- friends or visitors shocked by the rush and rattle
OF long trains of passing freight coal cars as must
OF necessity be the In other burial PLACES now
established or projected on the immediate line of
steam railroads, or through the grounds of which
such railroads run. Just the hues Of Autumn
unge with gorgeous cOlOrs aud Infinite variety the
age OF the various groups OF fine Old forest trees
adoruing the margin of the stream which meauders
through the grounds ana adds SO great q charm 10
the attractions of the place.
Churches OF ali the principal Protestant denomina
tops have here purchased sections Of ground for the
use OF their congregations, ana more shan seven
thousand families have gwen this great Rural Gene
sery the preference over all others.
q oice lots OF any size desired may Sill be h ad
uDon application at the Lodge At tine entrance of the
Cemetery, or 1T The Branch Once, Penn Mutual In
BUILDING No. 92l CHEsNU Street, up stairs
where any Information VIII be given by
10 % I'm GEORGE CONEELL, Secretary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21

rassed suspended debtor to settle his sus-
pended liabilities by giving his note at the
moderate rate of five per cent interest, the
principal payable at his own pleasure
Is the credit of ths United States Govern
ment to continue reproach aud byword
throughout the commercial world, because
few debtors and holders Of merchandise are
not ready to meet the honest issueH Pray
when will they be ready The Indebtedness
of the debtor class is probably many tunes
larger to-day than it was when Lee surren-
dered, and the holders of merchandise hold
many times the value they then held. viii
the debtor class ever owe less, or the
holders of merchandise ever hold less, on our
present ohangeful and fictitious standard Of
vaues2