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COMBAT D'AVANT-P0STE

La jonrnee du mardi, IL octobre. a
etc un combat d 'avant, postr, ct j serait
pueril de nier que Ia democratic y ait
subj un grave echec. Que les majorites
obtenues par le parti republican,
soient moins accablan,es qu'un t6le-
grnphe complice ct joycux ne les await
faites d'nbord ; que tel district congress
sionnel soft rcconluis rar nous que
telle influence locale ct temporaire ait
jou6 coutre nous qu'en un mot Ia de.
faite soft susceptible d'explications
plausibles ct de circumstances attenuan-
tes; tout celia est possible, mais l'im-
portance que nous attachions nous.
memes au resultat ct le trouble ct
l'indscision quill nous causes, attes-
tent Ia large brechc faite . nos espe.
RANGES. La Thalange demoeratiquc, lie
battalion sacre a chancele dams sa
marche sous &C coup inatteudu, ct Oh
s'est dcmandt, CONNIE naguere lc gou-
vernement federal, quand ses armees
regardaient Richmond sans pouvoir y
entrer, sill ne iaudrait point changer
dc base, adopter une autre ligne, choi.
sir d'autres chefs de 6le. Seymour, qui
du reste await cn quelque sorte subj Ia
candidature presidentiellc ct assure.
ment ne l'avait point briguee, Sey-
mour s'est modestement avance sur la
scene ct o offert dc ceder 4 un autre
le donteux honneur que lui await coD-
fere 10 convention dc New. York. Blair,
au contraire, en- vertu de ses antece.
dents miitaires, voulu faire face 4 Ia
musique ct pousser jasqn'au bout Ia
campagne electorate. lie comite cen.
trail executif, charge de nos interet>
polili9ues en- l'abscnce des mcmbres
de lu convention de New-Yolk, a cru
devoir maintenir les candi,latures De
Seymour ct Blair, ct Ia velleite dun
rempl accment soudain de ces deux
hommcs politiques n etc nttribuec au
World, feuille democratique que les
optimistes rretendent 6tre rorgane
mercenaire des detepteurs d obligations
Dationales. # sr#.t. ..anuana
Tells sout les fats de Ia scmaine
derpiere. franchement exposes. A
quot bon dissimuler d'ailleurs? CONNIE
un vieillard tcint ct farde. on ne from
perait que soi:meme. C'cst tonjours
sinsi que nous ayous ferme loreille
aux bruits du dehors ct nous sommes
enivres du son de notrc propre voix.
L'adversite est une severe institutrice
don't nous repoussons les enseigne.
ments CONNIE un brcuvage amer. ct le
rude choc des fats nous irrite au lieu
do nous iustruire. N'avons-nous done
Pas asses sou6ert pour rt6echir. medi-
ter ct depouilIer 70 We'll houme
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sConformement drs instructions recues
par moi ce jour de l'llon. Robert b. Oar
son, juge de paroissc, dams ct pour la pa
roisse st jean Bup,is,e na@4 "d
Avis public est presentement donn6
qu'une session dc In Coar de paroisse pour
le jugrment des aifaircs qni peuvent 6tre
appeIees deyaut ellie, sera tenue d la Mai'
son de Coar, do cct;e .paroissa ,St-Jean-
Baptisle lundi, novembrc 1868. ..
Donu6 sous ma signature oflicielle, en- 10
paroisse st Jean. Baptste, ce Ter octobre
1868. -iGal.#A aa aH s4#Ht@ "aO
sfEsaaaau r.ata LAC. BABcocK, Fad
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500 FEUILLETO IS. s s..
AU SAB0Y U'AAGkMx
Novv1la2

.a=sfs --sUITE-~s f1# e. #. s18fs#as
-Ce n'ek donc paa un ingrat. rF . i.f.
II sen faut de beaucoup.. Aussi vous avez Va que
depus qae voos ttes rapport daaes. naves pas
eu vous plaindre de lui. . ., 'a.'.
Celia est vrai. : ~ .a = 8s".a IS aesr a.s r
--Tons les paiements s'efsctueut jour dit. avec
pouciualie et regnarite. 5a,l. NV
-Ces un garcon serieux. -. assteea q s.
Isl lhcure quill est il vous rcdoit encore quelque ne
c chose cess que les epoques decheance ne sont pas
arrives pais venlc1 croire, f5 -
Duv4 4uet arets Bandriot 5a II
-Que me chantcs.voos u secra.t Aije jamais tour
mente votre Deveu? Aje jamas paru n.uiet Jai con-
fance en- lui. et sill besoin De temps.
-Nou dit lonce Bsudriot. il remercie, ct mons
somwes daccord sou eudoit mas pui%ue vous ayes
son6ance en- iui vcycsvous il aut lu asser un 1eu me-
neS n houiique luimene. -
-Mais il est usitrr ches lui. 10 digne g,rcon.
-Css pour eela II ne faut plus le conl,arier ep6p
II faOt aller chez lui moins soayent
y allsr nons souvsnt, tepe,s Duyiquet tout trcm
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30 A.C. BtBcocK,
gr, Mer DO Ia COur.


lie sonssigns fne a vendre, a sa rasin
dence, Saint.J Jean -Baptiste, rive gauche:
2OoO barils a m6lasse. e.-37s9s ninri7
5000 pieux .-s.ea nH nT~Trs4. a.f2g
100000 douves 4 barils, bien seches.
400 cordes de bois de cypriere. -
/ ci,afrette a trois mulets. & .gt|b
9 mulets de bonno Qualit6. w aras
StJeau Baptiste, ~ septembre 1868. q
Ia t6f nratssr sdf 81. IN. GEBELIN. 3
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JURY DE POLICE 4
PARoIsSE saINT-JEAN-BAPrIsr
ISfante du 26 sep,embre 1868

Lc jury de police scst riuni suivant ajour
nemeni. lie president Stephenson aa fau'enll
La lisie des noms ayant etc appellee, ont
repondu Daniel Seap'erso Abraham Hol.
ly, Samuel Dangericld, A. MARQUEE Tony
Smith, Norbcrn Smith, Edouard Roussel,
Henry Cnrnll, Richard Blue, L. Clements; ;
absents: Charles Vinl e. Vicknnir.
NJ Richard Hue propose d'ouvrir la sean
&c pr une pri6rc. Adoptt. Prerc par IL
Rev. Il Blue.
H. Carroll: N. IL president, .je propose que
nons procedions i'election du colleefcur Dies
taxes de paroissc. Ad"pt9.
NJ Blue: NJ. IL president, uDe resolution
n etG aduptee motre derniare seance invi
tant 10 president du jury de police d se metre
cn rapport avec f6udIteur dcs complies pu.
blies dams 10 but de verificr In fiielitd des
cpmptcs i Alphonse Oubre avec l'istat ct en
faife son rapport Ia sGanee suivante ct ee
rapport n'ayant point ere fat, ic propose
que nous laissions de cote l'affaire ct aussi
A. Oubre, en- obseryant que Ia susditc aecu-
sation n'est point Une preuve de l'acte do
concussion qui lni est rePr"che, ct je nom.
merai NJ. Terence yoisin collecteur des taxes
de pnroissc. NJ. Voisin est ddment alu col.
lecteur des taxes dc pnroissc.
Lac sergeut darincs presenfe In demission
do NJ. &. Vicknair comme membre du jury
lie police. inluel'e est ainsi concue 4 A
l'Hon. Daniel Scaphcrsoi, presi ,ent du jury
lie police de la paroisse st Jean. Bnptiste:
Monsieur I'm des membres dc votre honora.
bic corps etant trop violent ct trop peu par.
lementaire en- tant que js pups fappreeier, je
prends In liberts dc yous offrir ma demis-
sion CONNIE Fun des mcmbres elus par le Sc
arroudissemcnt do cette paroisse, demission
que 10 v0ns prize d'accepter. Respectueuse.
ment ofTrrt. Paroisre St,Jean Haptisto. IL
septcmbre 1863. ,Signe: G. Vickntir.s-s La
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-NiTAT DE LA LOUISIANA
PAgOIssE ST. JEAS.BAPTIsTE
Cour duQuatrieme d;strictJudiciaire
NO. 33i-
FLORESTAN GAlENNIE
rs.
ULCER NICKNAIR

En- vrriu dun writ de .ffa, date du "a
juilfat 1868, 1T i moi adresse par Homo.
rable Cour dn A. District Judiciaire de
Fiat de- la Lonsiane, dams ct ponr Ia pa
roisse St-Jean-Baptiste. -..- s---....
J'offrirai en- vente publiqne, d la Maison
dc Cour de cettr paroisse, lie
SAMEDI, Z NOVEMBR a. d., 1868,
# III henres A. NJ,
les proprietas ci-spres dscrites, savoir:
I. Uu terrain situd dams la paroisse st.
Jean Baptiste, sur Ia rive gauche du fleuve
Mississippi, mesurant un arpent, plus ou
moins, de face au dit hsuve. sur cinq ar
peuts, plus gu mnins, de profondcur. partir
du chemin public. borne du cote den haut
par In portion de terre ciapres drnxiaine
ment dicrise, ct du cote den bas psr uue
terre appartensnt d Ziphyrin Clement.
=. Tn terrain si;u@ dams Ia par"isse St
Jean Bap.iste, sur la rive ganche du tlenve
Mississippi, mesrirant un arpent, plus ou
muins, de face au dit fruve. sur une pro.
inndeur de cinq arpen,s. 4 partir de Ia
base de la irver. borne du cote den hant
par me piece de terrc sppatenant b Mat
tlias Cambre. ct du cote den bas par le
terrain ci dessus premiare,Ient decrit avec
toutes les tatissrs ct ameliorations qui sly
troilvent ct en- dependent, ct aust tous les
droits 1T privileges qui y appartiennent:.
Saisies-tans raffsire cidessus intitulee.
.~..r. CONDITIONS :s....rs.
Compliant, en- bilIets du trtsor des
Etats Unis.
( Paroisse St.Jcau' 'Bnpaste, le 90 septem
bre lo65. .s.ea ...#.s...=a E# H#.a# I'D
..--... AIpHnNsE nfIRRE-
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA
Cour du 40 District Judiciaire.
PARoISSE ST JsAN-BAPTISTE
No. e. u, s@
CELESTE vICKNAIR. VEuvE AN.
II #@a TOME DUPUY' s sse r.. 4 4
rs.
" gSOsEPH FRANCOIS

En- vertu dun writ de f:ta, date du
20 inlet 1868. ct Il moi adrcsse par
lHnnora bile Gour du Qua'riame District
Judiciaire, de l'Etat de- b, Louisiana, dams
et pour Ia paroisse S,.Jean Baptiste,
J'offrirai en- vente publiqre, d Ia Maison
de Cour dc cetie puroisse, 10 III a'
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ALPHONSE ouBRE.,
.E .al sheriff.
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STATES NAILS.
NORTH CAROLINA.

| -
| WAsHISGroS, January 2, 1865 !
Proposals for e9nysyins The mails SO q the une'
lowing routes in the State q North Csrona, will b
N on Mach st. nSa sf ; Ss Rp
Accepted bidders will DO required to take the Oatl
In the form And manner prescribed by law and
iI From Beaufort 10 Portsmouth. IS miles and back
SaES si1s5Gt asx dss Ssspm
Leave Portsmouth Tuesday atsam.
''' sa% Sssr Poss~ieR. Mir H'. F nile
fssSs S..I$isf Nh! fssss.Sssy
a 5So = SY BY
%sS.. ~ MS i,ss ~ Iii III
Hfrivss! WaIhaiIs Thgrsday By I'm,
Hr rkS a f frsntlin Frasy y EN-
1loi From JonssboIough. BY Haywood. to Cary. 4
Leave JonesbOroush daily. except Sunday, at
Ssis E.. \
''' Monroe sS$ isil%esd i Store, to Charlotte. !:
% ss$ ssSsa 9 FSsday fh %ssf and Sat
Af nIss .! 4 Charlotte Monday, Wednesday and
Inav I'm aft and Cat
lava \ n m '' ,' ' S"'''
Aruraiyysat wads.boro, Mo,dar woa,.sa., and
HrrfS.~ he NJ n, 'o ''0HuA'' "'uHesua' anu
,,oy rrom Gber,yyiiis Inv sbsIby Mooroshoro, and
'''' Wsbb's Ford. 10 Rutherforiton' n miles and
LenSe C6erryyiiie Tnssdav. Thursday and Sat.
heago ~ .aG - a"" oa'-
.rIYay al az RntSerfnrd,am 'MonIaS tysar.sJov
and Friday Nv Ii M ''o"'"'' "''H''""'
anu u R",hs II, d., :, N rJ.r wJrosd,,, ,,l
tIpS1lSS ,n n az ign ''onu"'' "'uHe'u"' anu
Arrriws At CLeIIvvilIs Tuesboy Tbursdnv and
sos Fam Raeigb 10 iecehhrg "a ml,es and hock
Quo from haNas" W Ioce"pu's ~ nioH an" p"'h'
que aMTaSigh woaros,ov,t,ru
hrsIwe al Iasehbnrg bX 4 y NJ M P"'
hrnxe I ~ LSSgTennuunk ~ o ~
Levy Io s ~, RaIaH wwo1d55ssu"s " : d" IT.
,ao, fram PtttsSnraS 10 GaxwooJ I, nics and hack
o0o FROM In.sposo W iiayWoou' u Hics "h" paeh'
angee p,ntsharo Mnand. wo,ro.a,y and pr
Leave iysDo,o "onuay' "euneSu'y anu fF''
,s d1y az a st a.pp M; Inv Damn
faays Hsywny,T MonSy,yc wppJmcsJ,v nJ Frilny
~ NJ n'pi,,.h,,,,o
Am, from iiilisdaiS To GreensScro'. 10 mile, and
Dash ,I YnsI y y, W." sstnrIo, o,o,,
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Matioual Aepablitau.


MHrzEnorT HALL.-To say that Mctzerott
Hall last night encompsssed within Its walls q
full, fashionable and an apprcciativc audience
would be, so to say, but faint praise. Rossini's
"stabst Mster,' AZ given, was a complete sue
sess, The aria, "Cujus Animsm,n as given by
sishor Baragli, was gem In its way, but ~ was
married by too much Instrumental music. Signor
Tesla gave us romanra from Martha" one Of
those beautiful creations of the musical genius
Of Flowtow, that came TO us IS the heart song Of
other days, and he was enthusiastically APP
plauded. Signor Rocco enchanted his audience
with q harp solo OF his own composition, Fam
tasia on Lombsrdi.n The concert WAS q CON-
pletc success, and those whose pleasure It was
to DO there last night will wish for Its early
repetition. ...
ODp FELLOWS HALL.-The Old Folks Con.
cert, which comes of nightly at Odd Fellows
Hall, Is one Of the attractive entertainments
which this city now enjoys, II is one Of those
rational and hcalthful places of amusement
which not only please and entertain, but which,
at the Same time, invigorate and ennoble the
soul, and also inspire and develop the religious
sentiment In man. Those old harmonies that
helped our fathers In their worship Of the living
God have not lost their power over the hearts
and consciencies Of their children. nyou desire
to enjoy an evening Of rare and real pleasure,
and feel yourselves lifted heavcnward In your
hspiration htter the Boou hhu the Huci W W ouu
Fcllows' Hall. ..r .r|
NATIONAL THEATRE" The Lottery Of Life"
was again performed at the commencement Of
the second week. This Sensational" and "in-
teliectual," and intellectual" and "sensa-
tional' play continues to be attractive. The
various parts were well done by the talented
company at the matinee, and the Head Centre,
(Mr. Brougham,) has much reason to be graft.
fed.
WALLIS OPERA Horse. - The .repetition OF
SOLVER Twist" was greeted with an increased
auditory last night. We need not state to those
who witnessed II on the previous representation
that Il was finished and excellent representa-.
ton Of the creation Of Charles Dickens. Nor do
we desire to appear as especial eulogists OF
Mcssrs. Wallack, Davenport, Placidc, and Miss
Mestayer, and others, in rcitcrating nm earnest
approximation Of their superior acting in this
piece. Tonight, SOLVER Twist"
LECTURE To-NIGHT.-Hon. Isaac N. Arnold,
of Chicago, lectures at Metzerott Hall tonight
before the Young Mems Christian Association.
His subject will be abraham Lincoln," a sub
ject with which Mr.. Arnold Is thoroughly &C
quainted, and to which he is fully capable Of
doing Justice,
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TINTED STATES MAILS.

| Posr OPFIcH DEPARTMENT
s%ss rem il & ISSs " IN & &c
iIsss.S sS III Ii & ssay 8 S IL
FrCS Bsy 30 sasG the
ss P sifs f Mi TfTS Tuesday. Thursday aud
fsays MissssaEss tuesday. Thursday aud Sat.
~, sss hsi,sSs MI d ,, ,
k kssiS Bs{ Nst ss s'YYn az
Ee nxS Brd siSSfiEil sSt Ss
ss f fr5Se ~ Noun,
S Soss ' %dns dimes sad
Leave Quincy Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Arrivs : 81 I G;hattahOeshee sy7p. IN,
Leave MaEiaaa Taeslsy and Friday at7a IN.
Leave s GhsttSSoosfso @e1nea q ~ and Saturday
s T:.i hssEsr va Ca to For, Taylor,
t:sys FS;! 6s$ A. sf,sSSdsya S Sa IN,
kTTi ES t AZ fd n D 5S S BY sP M p !"
CiJO FROM Jasper. BY Jenliass, to BcIlve. II miles
Leave Jasper Wsdqesdsy at sa. III.
kssSs B 8 EsiIEi FSa ~ Rtsa m
Arrive at Jasper by p. N,
GS7 From Moseley Han to Madison. u miles and
Leave Moseley Hall Monday att IN.
Arrive Mt Madison by Il III.
Leave Madison Monday at p. IN.
Arrive at Moseley Hall by 6p, m,
separate proposals are Invited for extension Of
oss From 1Ssuds aeiicaslIie' 2 miles and back.
Leave Orlando Wednesday ats m.
Arrive ~ Mellonyille by lam,
Leave Mellonyille Wednesday at l u.
ArriyeAt Orlando by 5 p. M,
$40 From Tampa, by Alafa and Cork to Peace Creek
81 miles and back, once week.
Leave Tampa Wednesday at Ia, m
Arrive At Peace Creek next day bybp.m
Arrive ct Tampa next day by5p. m.
0tO From Cedar Keys TO Key West 400 miles and
Bidders 10 propose A schedule of dcparinres , nd
arrivals. 'A'
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NOTICE,

SFEOlAL NOTICE
Having purchased OF Messrs W, |, Green & Co their
stock Of Groceries contained In store OF Ninth
and streets, would respectfully Inform my friends
and the public In general that 10 my intention to
keep constantly on hand choice selection OF
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
which | shall sell At the lowest market prices
Thankful for the patronage extended to me when at
the corner Of Ninth aud streets, hope to merit 4
@. r. PERRIB,
ial1-dolf Corner Ninth and streets.
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THE ORIGINAL FRANC. the Cheapest Man In this
city. Good Mcrino Undcrshirts and Drawers, Scents.
30 cents On cents. IS cents, % cents, and a. Good
White Shirts from % cents up. Good Paper Collars,
10 cents per box three boxes for Is cents Imitation
Linen Collars. two boxes for o cents. Best shaks
pcaro Collars, Is cents box. Best Gray's Collars.
IS cents . box, mote, De Gray's) Good Cotton
Socks, 6eents pair. at Francs Popular Gents Fur
uishing storc 4oi Seventh street, between and r.
four doors aboye Odd Felloyx' Hall n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

NATIVE WINE BtrrERs IN rBB SLEEPING CAR-It
was buzred around as a good joke at early morn In
the sleeping arriving at New York from this city,
when lady Of true ncrvc, though In delicate health
drew for strange looking yet beautiful black bottle
with q dignity and Independence always orna-
mental TO tho SEX she Allied q wine glass and drank
Its contents with perfect confidence to the good re-
suits All manner Of bushes, whispers aud inquiries
were thus handsomely answered by hers az owe the
gradual Improvement Of my health, and perhaps my
lifo ITSELF to the efficiency Of Gauticrs Native Vino
Bltters."
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TINTED STATES MAILS.
MISSISSIPPI.
49,, Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

p-.u,. r., WAsaISoroS January lss
States from July / is, q June ~ Isl. ON the n fei
s sSs q T
sp r. Of March 81 next. to be decided by April 10 fol-
prescribed by law, and commonly called the "test
7iso Prom Grand Gulf to Port Gibson, miles and
back; ~, dT. .l%e an, ws Sfiv xon s,, , N
Ss ssl FIT S als.s, ,sPy I'm ,.s,, s,n,,
100 From Lexington to Tsiais. Ii mile, and back,
k ks.~s a L fsSsss h MsnsSsy
Leave Tehpla Monday AZ So IN.
Arrive At Lexington by y m.
' Bend, to Amorisas. s. miles aud back, oneo a
Leave Paseagoula Monday aoam.
Leave ANerleus Tuesday aiGRm,
7ial From satartia to YaIOO City, Is miles aud back,
t .%sS s. %ssfii Tuesday and Friday
ff .ys Ss, xsISG p, Sy S " Y
s, fas WI s' Fsia 3 Bluff rsmp,ss
g BsisfoSiSne, y milo. aud r' back, once
Ts wrs Rss TrS;; sss as; b
Leave BellsiS9t si Friday at Jpn.
7 TIG% IS.I,nSSSS y stan Pine 10 High Ill.,
Arrive AZ Tgk Hin BY Ham.
49,. hfassa tSarihsss y y Spm.
'a' From Carthage ~ o@hSna end Sulphur Springs.
Leave eSrnssa Fsssa"y %ad Friday iS M'Sk m
Arrive a. CantSn by op nj r,,
t sSIs sSS 3aSfs b bsRsS ny ns:
Leave S St GaTiiS Ssss fMSsd atsam.
Leave Deksib tuesday al sa M
to eG aSh ay Rad back
Leave bs fSSs Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Arrive a sseoGs BY u
10, p.s!p. s,o,,
Springs, and GiolsOn, to shuqualak, 70 miles
sfSs sks Tis SUaS ESSs And
k hys fsa ss and Friday
100 From Bottoms Depot TO Ray mond. ! miles and
Leave Boitoa's Depot daily except Sunday at 10
leave Raymond daily except Sunday ATTAIN.
Arrive at Bolton 5 E RSfFfa Sy''m'
Proposals must DO to carry the mall with celebrity
and sSsur qs e the e terms Of hs law
sons. osrhsd to as such by postmaster or iudsoOfa
No pay will be made for trips not performed aud
for each Of such omissions not satisfactorily ex-
Pre- t%Ss ne Pay D may a. 70 b ak
connection with depending mails and not suthslenty
Is subject to forfeiture Fines will be imposed. IN
les the delinquency be satisfactorily explained for
for suffering TITO be Injured destroyed robbed or
lost; aud for refusing after demand to convey the
cerned In running vehicles on the route. The Post
master General may annul the contract for dsebeying
meht he may, alter the schedule OF departures and
ARRIVALS and also order an increase or service by al
low q rata Increase tho contract
pay lie may also eurail Or discontinue the service
In whole or In part at pro rata decrease OF pay al
lowing one months extra compensation on the
amount Of service dispensed with, Bids should be
addressed to the "Sec0nd Assistant Postmaster Gen
oral, spperscribed Proposals, State Of Mississippi
and sent by mail.
advertisement Of October 81, 1895, and Of this date, in
pamphlet form, at the prinnSESHl pSwSt'9scss Ar,
ja22-W9t Rostnlaster General,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

CoMPLINENTARY.-Ab ball and supper Ia to be
given on Thursday night, 3oth instant, under the
auspices of the several trade associations, hold
ing meetings at Trades Union Hall, as compli-
ment to the popular proprietor of the hall. The
ball viii be held In the spacious room where the
meetings take plaoo,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

lie WAS A WISE NAN who said, Better the nimble
sixpencs than the slow shilling" and wc exempliy
his policy in business by selling at small profits,
trusting 70 ''auick sales" for reward. We have
full stock OF hats caps, boots and shoes for gentle
mon and boy, which we offer at very low prices J.
T. Petty Co SIS Seventh street, opposite Iuteli-
gcnccr Building
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WE SELL a superior stitched French ealf.kin gsier
and boot for gcntlsmon made TO our own order, and
we are also prepared to make the same to order Al
short notice. call solicited, and satisfaction As to
quality, At and durability guaranteed. J. T. Petty
Co.. Hat aud Shoe Store, SIS Seventh street, opposite
Intelli genccr Building.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

LECTURE ny PRoF. AaAssIZ.-The lecture CON-
mittcc of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton announce that Prof. Louis Agassiz, Of Har-
ward University, now in Washington, has con-
aentsd to deliver lecture before the association
for its benefit on one evening during the present
waeE
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

LIFE has few charms for the dyspcpte. which 10 not
TO DO wondered at when take into the account tho
amount Of bodily and mental suffering that this dis
trsssng malady generates. Tho Peruvian Syrup Ia
protoxide OF iron) has cured thousands who wero
suffering from this disease.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

Fell IN A FIr.-Yesterday evenin shortly
Sefore o O'clock, a man named Nicholas w arner,
sesidiur in the First ward. while going home,
was attacked by a At, near the corner o. MINI
Savement, The unfortunate man was immedi'
steiy picked up BY passers.by and conveyed M
Thampson, on the corner of and Ninth streets.
His faes and mouth was badly cut and bruised,
and he bied profuseiy but by the application OF
Thompson aud bis assistants, Mr.. Warner sltti-
cIentIy recoVeres to be- enabled to be sent to his
residence.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22

HAVE You cough, cold, pain in the chest. or bron
ehitisi In fact have you the prcmonitary symptoms
Of the 'insatiatc archer.'' consumption II 80,
know that relief is within your reach In the shape Of
Dr.. wistar's Balsam OF wild Cherry, which In
many cases where hope had fed has snatched the vic
Tim from the yayniua Rrnye ..
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22
jaa-wtt

SUGAR-CuRED BREAKFAST BACoN-CURED
- by the same receipt as our Maryland HSmb,,,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in Fine Fancy dro.
eorles, &c