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CHAS. E. FORTItRS SALES.
VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND AT BURrHE.
WILLIE.

nh shAs. n. FOhFHE1.
AucrToSuR-ofhce No 4s Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, esd May, 1865, at Ie o'clock
~ at the Merchants and Auetioneers' Exchange will
be sold ~
VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND. situated In
Burthsve, designated by the No 81 bounded BY Henry
Clay Avn-e Magazine Live Oak and Calhoun streets See
plan at tie Exchange
RS-T Rss-The pur haser to the payment OF
nos for 1913 each, with per interest," from May
Is, 1861 and pay able in May 1879 and 1871
Act Of sale before j. d. Augustin, notary public at the
expense Of the purchasers.
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I OCE-UP SAFETY VALvE-I WOULD
respectfully call the attention Of are
required by the lass Of Congress- passed July IS 1864 sup
ply themselves with LOOKUP SAFETY VALVE 20 call
and examine my improved VALVE before purchasing else
where Tbs wave is built in strict COMO nifty to law and
the ues of the Board Of supsrvisns is
E operative and ha superior advantages other Valves
The Valve ofrsd from $40 $50 less than other Valves in
this market
GEO. W BURKHARr
Inventor and Sole Proprietor. Cincinnati o.
SCOTT & McCLINrOCK Agents
,l5l, l56 and ISIS Magazine street.
New Orleans
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CONT STREET,
-BETWEEN-
RENDoN AND LOPEZ STREETS.
by G.. DE FERIET,

AUcuoNEER,
Office and Salesrooms IS BenviIe street.
WE a,sId1H 4, MAY. May "a, 1sSs e Ia
change, Royal street, between CustOmhOuse and
mas 5 SS hs an sseand D ef 6Sa Sen %
leans Al osted ArIil % 1853 the flowing described prop
eTty iii be 80 d at Pab ic Auction. to wit:
FIVE LOTS OF GRoUsD IN the Second District Of
Willie ana Re- ndon streets SAID Lots are desnat.a b. Se
g. z, 8 and 40 and measure as follows:
lines front Cont street by l02 feet iRehes and lines IL
forms Of Cont and Lopez streets and
measures 81 feet inches and lines front Cont street. by
The whole according plan made BY O. A DeArnas sur
We, or snd civil engineer, ON the 10Th April, 1858
TERNs-Onehsf cash in o. treasury notes and the
balance cr-oit Of twelve n note or notes
secured by special mortgage and vendors lien aud bearing
eeh per cent per sanom from day OF se until final pay
i've per cent sttGrn commission as penal Clause
before o. l. Kernion, notary public, purchasers
pense
DIAMONDS. Sc. DIAMONDS. ...... DIAMONDS
GOLD WATCHES sILvERwARE, ETC.
SUGGESTIONS OF
EUGENE AND JAMES BERDUzAT-NO 254ss.
BY O. DE FERRET.
AUcrONRER
Ohice-No. s. Benyie street.
MoNDAr, june L. Isos, at lie O'Clock
RO between Canal Customhouse streets by
public auction, bv virtue Of IT m Hon ,rabe
John W Thomas, Judge Of the Second
Orleans dated May 10, 1858 the following described articles
will be sold
One splendid Diamond Brooch.
Three diamonds in tIisnge.
Two cold Buttons.
Two Sleeve
A Lot Of silverWare
One beautiful DitnO d Riug
Two Gold Buckles
1wO Diamond Particle
-Ass-
One Gold Watch
Rs~ TERMs-Cssh in L. +. Treasury notes
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UsIMPROyED REAL
ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
SUCCESSION c. B. o vIGSEAUD-No 32Os5.
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n REENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
GREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
The undersigned lsssess Of this old and vel known
LIBERAL raronag- received last season. they have largely
and art prep red 20 entertain FIFTEEN HUNDRED
The Bathing mmodaiisns are order. Hot and
VAN nphur baths so eminenty srctcjus in many cases
In addition 10 other amusements they have provided
and elegant BOWLING ALLEY and BILLIARD RooA,
Prof EOssnbsTge S celebrated FULL BRASS BAND Ia,
Co d Livery STABLE will be kept on the
he completion Of the Virginia Central Railroad to Gov
tifui mountain country, over well graded turnpike.
TERMS:
Three dollars per day and eishty dollars month Chill
den under year and coored La price,
White servants according to recommendation 90
COAL ........................COAL OIL
100 barrels COAL OIL consignment and ordered to be
sold-Atsnc and Nonpsreil brands color Single
barrels SOC gallon; barrels 27se. e gallon; u barrels
2sc q gallon For sale by
KEARSY, BLoIs 1 co.
MARGARET's STEAM BAKERY
NO 70 NEW LEvEE STREET.
BETWEEN PoTDRAs AND LAFAYETTE STREETS,
New Orleans,
SUI continues the manufacture Of all descriptions OF
CRACKERS, Navy, Pilot and French BREAD. Packages
delivered in all parts OF the city free of drayage
NOISES Premium SODA WATER
Hh APPARAIes For sale by T. S. WATERMAN. Soda
Water Manufacturer IS and 60 BASIN STREET. between
Common and Grsver, New Orleans; Agent Andrew j.
Morse Son. Boston The above celebrated Apparau,
ceived the award Of DIPLOMA, SILVER MEDAL and
THREE OTHER PREMIUMS at the Second Louisiana
state Fair.
M KS. @. II. CALDWELL,
TEACHER OF ALL BRANCHES
A Thorough English EdaeatIon, MODERN
Languages and Music,
Vocal and instrumental.
LANDSCAPE AND PoRTRAITURE
strsB gerS HO.eI,
No. l29 Charities Street, New Orleans.
RETERKScEs.
Rev. Or Lsacock. New Orleans, La Prof S. H. D SOn
Hon Judge Simon, New Orleans; PsOf. t. L. Caldwell
CUsAk .......... MOLAssEs. .........sU GAR.
$50 hhds. Fully Fair and Prime Cubs SUGARS;
800 boxes Brown and Ye low %. :.
$50 Hhds Goodses White aHd Yellow Claria- SUGARS;
1000 =. MuscOyado and Olsyed MOLASSES;
so bills 6oOdale's Sugar House E.
30 halibbs Goodales Sugar. ouse MoLAssEs;
100 Kegs
so bills and balEbbls. Reb0led e.
Also-25 hhds Phiac ephis RECTIFYING CHARCOAL.
For sale in lots 70 suit by A. II. DHEZA,
Ohfee-H No. 10 St. Louis street.
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VOUR OWN HAIR DRESSER

VOUR OWN HAIR DRESSER
CaIdweU's Extract,
An oil which Cray Hair its origi, al color
No Eashing of the head Necessary. For sale BY
@. n. MDh SON.
Importer asd Wholesale Druggist. Nol2 Msgazine st.,
DR.. JAMES SYME,
wholesale and Retail Druggist, No l39 Canal street.
And ~ the Depot Of FELIN SAADN
No. IL BaronOe street, near Canal.
NEW ORLEANS, May IA, 1853.
Caldwslrs Extract.
Having snayEed this on. and in my experiments AP-
PLlED MYSELF, recognize that Is Of the best
articles presented 70 the pub for the purpose u restoring
The hair % us original color In test mony OF which hereto
airs my signature.
[SigEedl FELIX SAROS
Importer Of Human Hair, southern Emporium.
q. II. CALDW ell, Patentee
Hotel des strangers, No l29 Chartres street.
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UFTIOE K,
Firm MILITARY DISTRACT
New Orleans La May IS, 1868
Sealed Proposals invited and will be At this
Office until IL SATURDAY, the tythird
the delivery in this city 81
g. SASHES,
s. BLINDS
% DOORS.
Specifications Gle IN tins office.
Bids viii be opened the above stated and bidders
invited 10 he present.
The United the right reject any or all
bids.
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals for Sash and
DOors' and addressed to the II dersigued
OHAS n. rOMPKINS
Brevet Brig. Gen Chief Quarteruaster
Fifth Military District.
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1868 nONTvALE SPRINGS. 1868

This Favorite SUMNER RESORT, situated In Bount
East Tennessee viii be pened for the reception Of
visitors the FIRST or fUNE
The marked beneficial results attending the Of
waters IN functional deran ens The LIVER BOWELS
KIDNEYS and SKIN, snd the Cure Of CHRONIC DIS
EASfS attest their Medicinal Properties
sares for oyment and recreation At the best watering
places viii be hound here The facilities for reaching
vale this will be Increased by the extessi.n the
Knoxville Charleston Railroad rapid course " con-
sucton, and regular trains expected be running
The time 81 oIenirg TO Mayve Whence passenger.
veyed u cusches 10 the Springs nine mie- distant BOARD
kEDltk n-Per day, So per week. Sl2; per man-h SAl
Address for pamphlets containing analysis description
OF water, etc, jos. L. KING, Knoxville, Tenn
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CHAS. T. NASH'S SALES.

CHAS. T. NASH'S SALES.
COTTON; COTTON. ..............CoTroN,
For Account Of whom Il may Concern
nv CHAs. II. NASH,
AUcuoNEER-ohfce Masonic Hall Auction Mart,
Corner st Charles and Perdido streets.
VNHURsDAN. aIst iustsnt. AT II O'Clock
a. NJ at Masonic hall Auction Mart, for account Of
whom 1t may concern, will be sold
Scales Dsmss ed co riON, from wreck Florence fraber.
Rs~ rRMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes.
p MON TGOMtRY BROS. g. co. IS SALES.
LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE or ELEGANT
Match and Single Horses Elegant Saddle Horses. Fns
werk Mules, Fine Mich Cows. Buggiss. Harness Wagons,
SIC, etc, at auction
BK H0sT&OA ERR BROs. n Co.,
z n. koErGosyKTs Aucsionesr.
ofhce-H Camp strost
THURSDAY, May eIst. ~ II e'el0es a NJ. 4,
ct r. Liners stables DRAWER street viii be sold
Elegant Match Horsse
Elegant Saddle Horses.
Fine Work Mules.
Fine Mich Cows.
Aso-fsp and Open Bugges, Harness, Wagons,
81 rEREs-Oash In U. g. Treasury Notes.
FURNTTURE.........FURNIT RE.......F FURNITURE
Bx MONTGOMERY BROS. a co.,
RIM. MOSrGosxRr suetIoneer
THURsDAY, May 2Ist. at IA O'Clock A;
ssasTs assortment ~ Hos TSP ss WI R Ss IS9
such as Rosewood Mahogany Aad Walnut Bedstesds b.
% ssrnS ssa css HsnSsSny ana walnut r Iss.
Tab Marble Top Sideboards Extension Tables Velvet and
gs Paintings looking Stoves and Utensils ia beins the
contents OF several well-furni.hed houses
A large invoice of Cottage Beds Cane and Wood Sec
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KENTUCKS STATE LOTTERIEs.

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cu.S = uoyv.pD iii .,,. Az oD.r a.. al. ~ noW
' = . ~ 20
biNAiloN hOiiEhi ii0AHis' Oh 'ne inieo NuinOer
Plan a. follows:
On hoho"S' "e""es""S ma Anr""S'
Tickets 81 80, IS and $40.
On T"esd"y ana saturday
Tickets 81, S. and SO
On Friday
-,r.s.
~
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pROPOsALs............ .........PROPOsALs
FOR BRICKs-FoR BRICKS.
OFFICE OF CHIEF oUARTERMAsTERl
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
New Orb ans, La May IS, 1868.
Sealed Proposals invited and will received at this
Office until u SATURDAY, the twentythrd ms ant for
furnishing his Department
10000 LAKE BRICK.
To be of the best qualify, s.blect inspection before
cetanCe and to be REJECTED IL found Of quality required
Bids Will be opened the time above named bidders
invited to he pres
The United states the right to reject any
bids.
Propsas be indorsed proposals for Bricks ana
ad 'ressed to the u deTsgned.
CHAS. H. TOMPKINS,
Brevet Brig. Gen and Chief Quartermaster,
Finn Military Dhtrict.
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SUCCESSION c. Z. vIGSEAUD-No. ssOs5.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-21
Three Inpsrtant Things.

Three things to lovs-courags, gentie.
ness and affection. 5. ID ..
Three things to admtrc-Iutellsotaal
power, dignity and graosfulness.
Three things to hats-Qrueity, AFRO.
canoe and isgfstitudo. - - - IL
Three thipgs to delight in--Beauty,
frankness and freedom. ol-.I
Three things to wish fbr-Health,
friends and cheerful spirit.
Three things to pray for-Faith peace
and purity Of heart. 49, 2
Three things to like-cordiality, good
humor and mirthfulneas.
Three things to avoid -Idleuess, To-
quaciousness and Aippant jes,ing.
Three things to cultivate Good hooks,
good friends and good huuor.
Three things to contend for-Honor,
country and friends. -
Three things to govern-Tsmper, TN.
quo and conduct. ~
Three things to think abous-Lifs,
death and eternity.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-21
Plain Speech 70 Methers.

Professor Simpson, Of Edinburgh, who
has had large and long experience in the
medical treatment of mothers and chill.
dren, gave a public address lately on mat.
ters Of hygiene. He spoke most plainly
to mothers who send their children to
the grave by exposing arms and legs,
while other pa:ts Of the body are warmly
dressed. Mothers, he continued. commit
child murder, and then wonder how God
could be 90 unkind a. to take away their
darlings. They not only murder their
but In his opinion, commit sui.
eide themselves BY exposing their necks
to the cold AIR. It was puzzle which
he could not understand, that women
should cut off tho top Of their dresses
aud appear with bare bosoms, In refined
society, while that part Of the dress which
should protect the heart aud lungs, and
other vital organs, is trailing iu the mud.
'.Aot te;Apeak Of health at the present
would remark that The exhi.
bition Of . semi.uude bust seldom sp.
proaches to the classical standard Of har-
proportions Of parts and falpsss
Of outlines and 10 rarely suggestive Of
beauty and lovelinsss. Bet IL mothers
and full.growu daughters insist on being
he victims Of fashion, children ought 70
be exempt from it, insane and cruel n.
1uirsments.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-21

We saw yesterday . specimen Of blue
grass fren the farb, Of Gen. ]. Il. Ham
nond, near Chillicothe. No.. which vas
three feet two inches high. Il was in
bloom April 20, which must bs regarded
~ carly for thit climate, which 10 eousid-
cred northern. The letter osststaiss the,
bueoh Of blue grass was 70 ! kdstls -
Of thin city, aad Gen. HAmpsadt sAl6I03n
i that 'tNawbsrriss In. thal vssiieo ire
Tally formed, and that tAs ,ttaisiss are
fairly dapplsd with thsm md 1ousss.
-AouisNllls Courier. '}ilfts,i ~
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-21
The New Bonnei.

After Governor Gilmer, of Georgia,
retired from Office, he went to his old
homo 10 Lexington. He had penchan
for old iron, such as plow shares, old car
riags irons, grindstone cranks, old shov.
sls, and the odds and ends Of plantation
tools. Attending the sales Of estates, he
accumulated an ox.cart load or two OF
such stuff, which he dumped dowa il the
corner Of his yard near his dwelling,
very much to tho annoyance Of his wife.
The pile kept increasing. She deter
mined to make way with it, and ono day,
(Sheriff's sale day,) sent it to the court
yard, with the knowledge Of The Sheriff,
who loved q jokc,) to be sold to the high.
est bidder. Governor Gilmer that mern.
ing rode out Of town mile or 40, aad was
returning as the Sheriff was proceeding
with the sales. Catching the eye Of tho
Governor, who was locking on, he pointed
out to him the lot Of old iron, and re-
qucsted him to make bid, make an offer
for them.
"Gosd," said Governor Gilmcr, "Ihave
some pieces at homo that will match ex,
actly. bid ten dollars for them"
"'ren- dollars! ten dollars I" repeated
tho Shsriff-nobody bids mors-"thsy
are yours, Governor"
Delighted with his purchase, he paid
ten dollars, and left them in the yard for
future movement. Tho Sheriff paid tho
ten dollars to Mrs. Gilmer. In q few
days she bought handsome bonnet, AMI
tho Governor, adniring il very much,
said: :.
"My dear. where did you got that prct.
ty bonnet? 1t is beautiful and becomes
you"
"Dont il, husband, don't il? Thought
it with tho ten dollars you paid for your
old iron trash I"
The Governor wilted-he was sold by
his own wife. But time cured tho cha.
grin, and the good Governor had fre.
quently to join In the laugh At his own
expense over tho little incident.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-21
A First.rate Nstiee Of Ben Bu.ler.

The following 6rst.rate notice of Ben.
Butle! is from the New York Express Of
Saturday:
"Butler, since he entered the Charles
ton convention to vote fifty times for JEFF.
Davis for President; since he tried to
rob tue navy Of the honors Of the con.
quest Of New Orleans since he made
away with gold there which he had, after
trial, to deliver to its owners while in
command in Virginia since, in tho words
Of Mr.. Bingham, "hs became the hero Of
Fort Fisher, taken or not taken, and
lived ina bottle and was fed by q spoon )"
since the exposure Of his utter want Of
veracity by Judge Nelson before the
Chief Justice, sixty Senators and thou.
sand people, and since his latter display
yesterday in the House Of Representative
has proved that he has neither the gait Of
. Christian, the looks Of . gentlemen, 0.
the conscience Of low.bred man."
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-21
TERMS or ADvrnrrs,vc
BurrieG Will 4 Hammer.

A carpenter named Pierre Rochsau; res
siding on the outskirts Of Paris, declared
10 bis friends that when he died he should
like to be buried with his hammer by
his side in the cefin that should contain
his body. I -,"1" -
Whyso was the Oft repeated question;
but Pierre would snly smils and answered:
"You shall see. I have always had
certain presentimcnt.' 'F'i -''
One day while saving board the car.
pentsr suddenly clasped his hammer 70
bis breast aud fell mop,ionlsss upon tho
floor.
The doctors were sent for-they look
cd wise and said "Hcart disease" 60
Pierre's coffin was made, aud hs was bu.
ried with the hammer BY bis side, - hs
desired. ..t.....
Ho laid up some money II the bank
two thousand francs or thsrsabouts, aud
although It was suspected thas he had
left will, yet no will could be found.
This caused quarrel among his relatives
when they met at his house. Each one
declared that Pierre had sften told him
(the speaker) that hs should have the
money when its owner died. From words
these loving cratures almost came to blows
but in the midst Of their quarrel the door
opened, and Pierre Roehcau himself very
cody walked into the room.
~ have been listening at the door, said
he, and now I have to inform you, he
added, with grim smile, that being tho
nearest relative to the owner Of the francs,
I shall claim the money myself. You
were in . great hurry to bury me, he ad.
ded, As always suspected would be the
case, and that was Why wanted to have
my hammer BY my side. Not being dead,
as tho doctors declared I was, aud q. you
doubtless were glad to believe, on account
Of those francs came to my senses seou
after being put in the coffin, and Knocked
up..the lid with tho hammer. Let every
man with francs in the bank bs barred
with his hammer BY his side"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-21
Girls-A Composition ~ q Very Small
Sey,

l don't like girls. Girls is very differ.
ent from wha. boys 10. Girls don't play
marbles, cad also girls don't play. hockey
l played hockey once and got whipped
fsr 1t. Girls sometimes get whipped, but
not 50 much as boys; their clothes ain't
so woll suited for il, that is the reason
suppose. never see girls play base ball,
but they say they do in Boston. There
is plenty Of girls 10 Boston and big or.
gsns. Last year whom I Va. young the
teacher made mo set with the girls bs.
cause l was naughty. I cried. Big boys
like girls better than little boys. l wsat
on . slsigh.rids one night with my sister
Nancy and Tom. Sykes. We were going
to New Hartford, and whom We got up by
Pegs tavern, Tom asked me to look 10
the bottom Of the sleigh for his whip, and
while I was looking he fred of . torpedo.
I asked him if he had any more torpe.
does and he said no, but he fred of an.
other when wasn't looking. Girls don't
like to have men kiss them. They al.
ways say "don't." If they wasn't fools
they would turn their heads the other
way, but they never do that. I saw Tom
kiss Nancy once and went and told moth.
or. Then my mother put mo to bed.
When girl takes out her handkerchief
in the street to wipe her nose, the young
men who earn their living by standing in
front Of tho Pine Block aways wipe their
noses at the same time, IL they see her.
Girls get married sometimes, but not al
ways. Those that don't get married don't
want to. When they get married they.
have Wedding cake. I like wedding cake,
but don't see any fun 10 getting married
especially to . girl. The end.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-21
The Truly HLoll."

The Kansas City Advertiser thus gives
tho record Of the truly "loil" in Andrew
county: '....
"Groemes, one Of the Radical regis.
trars Of Andrew county, has been in
dicted for the murder Of q. O'Bryns, and
for burning dwelling house, and is now
in Jail a. Savannah. A late Radical off.
cial, McClusky, is also under indictment
and in jail, for assaulting and attemptin
to rob Judge McClain. Still anothsr,-s
Radical ex-County Judge Woodeock, il
under indictment for burglary, arson and
robbery. He has ded the county"
We presume the Radical party Of An.
drew county will heartily join with the
Democrat for % extra session Of the Lee.
islaturs.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-21

We write for ourselves and all breth.
rem. We are writing, gentle reader, 10
you. 1fyou want to help . nswspap~
always pay your subscription 10 advance.
Live right up to this rule. Send the ed.
itor y last one new subscription besides
yesaewi, aad q often as you can pick
up half dozen among your friends, do
50. Such things make the printer smile
from ear to ear. They make his heart
light; they make hin work with new grit
in short they mako him happy. Rails
County Record.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-21
Negro Items.

A eolorsd Conservative club il being
organized BY the negroes Of Savannah
Georgis.
Twenty negroes have just been elected
to the Georgia Legislo.urs. or such i.
the Radical party, South.
A colorsd Radical mail carrier, between
Cheraw and Tuskegee, Alabama, has been
arrested for robbiug the mails. More Of
ths fruits Of the test cath.
In Louisiana two Of the Republican
Presidential electors an q number Of del.
ssstss to The Chicago convention are no.
gfoes. ..
One Of the negroes elected 10 repre-.
sent Macon county, Georgia, in the lower
house Of the Legislature, is now in Jail
for stealing.
Tho negroes Of Bainbridge, Georgia,
says tho Augusta Chronicle, ars very nm.
ruly, and company Of federal soldiers
has been sent there to keep them quiet.
A Northern man ia Georgia writes tho
New York Times that "the ghostly Ku
Klux Klau has never had any existence
in Georgia, save In the brain Of q few
timid bureau agents, on whose doors the
boys had written in frigbtfdl chalk marks
the reputsd symbols Of the order.
There was an immense meeting Of No.
gross and scalswags near Lynchburg,
Virginia. Speeches and speakers were
plentiful. This meeting took place 10
obedience 70 30 order Of the Union league,
and oil the negroes we're told that 6ae
Of hve dollars would bs levied on them
for failure to attend.
From every section Of our country we
hear sumors Of negroes arming. Their
only desire seems to bs to obtain posses.
sion Of weapons Of some kind. Why ID
III We arc anxious TO know WHIST. il
means. Can anybody inform usf Uht
Or two Sundays ago Z negro esrriage
ver wss taken BY soldiers from his car.
risge, while waiting at the church, door.
Hs had pistol 10 bic pocket. On every
hand negroes talk glibily about guns, |
pistols and tnivss.-Holly Springs Re-
porter.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-21

The New York Union League Club
held meeting on Thursday evening Jast
10 protest against donations to sectarian
schools. A bill 10 now before the New
York Legislature, which proposes among
other. things 70 give ever $3.50, 900 to Va.
rious Catholic institutions in New York
city, for the maintenance of the schools
connected With them. Resolutions were
adopted, dsnounoipg such . misuse Of
the peoples money. Mark the Radical
Lsagusrs think II misuse Of the peoples
money to allow Catholics to have pitt
full share Of their swu.
In Missouri the pssplss money goes 70
support The negroes.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-21

The song, "Dear Mother, I've come
hsme to de-" always struck me a. hap.
py illustration Of Anssicsn assurance.
Our young people 30 abroad to spend the
hard earnings Of the old felix's, and, when
they are dead broke return home 10 be
buried 1t the expense cf their impovst-
ishsd pareats.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-21

Corasr loungsrs 10 CAissge a,a assd
s26 for the Arst o6snss. 80 u ~ "a
esd, and el0e for ~ third, iIa' M.
ther violation Of the ordinance, ~ sSU'
in the discretion Of the magistrate.