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New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

ANl4tINl Oh AIuNl4l.uNr
Monfao "a. fepEHaIV o 1853
VlH5s Is 10 sfyH 30 tfqf 2 AT pg 4, Ell E
IN BANENu i9L Naa issued AGAINST tho eakeit
ot z. o. q IVY q h2ent ts1enen. q ~
been atindgq4 hEntrupt on his own petition that
the raI a9hs cf 1ny debts and 1elNafy Of any rref
Use, ln. tls iI111i4f Of any pfupe.lf w lI aFl 80 ~
A'af4u BY ist thQt u1qlinE OF The ua1n "a ltl
one o. 1Ioto ali1l11l c1 bis tsezIe| Nd ~ f4 - !
rquTs d Aankrupt1g, to ho hQIfaq a. the ptQs a
uu1chils. h1Iore ". ,. q. Nstgr7 ftHlalsf, On Tie
t4QHiyfhifd DAY Of Nlfot A D| ~. el = oot9cl
r.. VI. liERRoN y s. Hfafsks.
Per u. NJ 0tII4z u1fuIli - FlefeloEof.
No. t1o-IalG ulh2l
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16
THE CHURCHES.
RRE1aEous snRvIoEs rO.DAs
ArethodIst.

AFefh0dlat
Ameg Methodist episcopal church, SAP y.
pa sehooi a. socleck A. ni'' snu phea'A
ing REV. DR.. J. p. Newman at IL.
Th2 n 4 zion chureh. situated in the
U..-s go, =, - straet between
s-. ~. ~ :, psaa4slla ..tsr. snn5av ser.
". Anthony and bagatelie. SuhuAy ser
vices open at IL o'clock A. NJ, 3 O'Clock P.
M and AZ 8 p. NJ. and Thursdays at p.
ae - <, -, e,..,s., 49,. Az
-. Ine SISTERS VI zion oes.0 -, .--sss - -
second and last Sundays IN each montn IN
sha as,,.sa building, at o'clock P. n.
s.-.s.s Ia, II, ,vaachine at the African
-nv's mi.A 70 80 S,,.,.,.h ~, T,,,n.
Methodist Episcopal zion Onule1' ." 9Vnn'
son street, between Perdido and Gravler, BY
tba nastor. Rev. j. Dutch, at II A. NJ, and
51p 1r ern1sv School atIP NJ and
Sano z. M 0uuuey ooAl'oA % = : 'A'' "AAN
prayermeeting at ?. d.
Services at 10 o'clock this morning
=. e. 1ovnos c,hana1 M n chnrch and
~ ~. yalnes a. ~, 70 a. Ie,,1 el y,
~ se's1.3S s-,sn3SS.g. = - S'''--N
plylne servaees VIII Pe ne1e sos I, III $780,, S1
4,a g, a s.sa ~ tIis ~ IL. ~
a,.o =. ,,d =; tbe esS,i,,c ~
,'cIocr' J SIM sunday prayer raw, II meeting At & p IN.
snsg TnsTs wal ~ os osl6cS pssacnlng every 1nuls
Al Paulse Church. on Liberty street. be.
80, ~ pera;tSn srd pogd.ss serSicss Al
nosa 4 4. ras,oq q ana ssbbath aaS School a a
49, ,le SsSanei IN EIa,sfa sfreat l1efveon
Cont % and % BiepyilIe. Services I al Ii 4. III.
and IA P. M, by S. s. ChInn, pastor,
Ts,,a5ia fsSane Rev. n Green nastor
,ss- ~ trfst ana fJou5a,,5 etreas,sF So
vSeee Al III Il. M and S1 and p. I'D sab
ss 81 James, Roman street, between Gus
'Aonlhouse and Bienville, j. Turner,
pastor. Services at IL A. NJ, and and u
II. Sabbath School at P. NJ
Methodist Episcopal Church, Mccabee,
gsrondelet street-Rev. j. b. Walker
Mefhodist EpisooDaI Church on goraparu
Street corner ofChippewa-Rev j. Paulsy.
Mefhodiet Episcopal Chapel Of Wesley,
Firgt street. corner Of Dryades.
,,ElS<aes- .snrfer 81 Enehein--R. j. Haro.
HFeShnligt Tpisconal Church on Dryades
.street-Rev. ]. e. Ahren.
Methsalss hpslsSSSpat " 9n rsliplsy po;y
tres.
athodist Episcopal Church. Louisiana
....r'5c ~oraeI. III Maqazine.
si,.;is, sf-tl,,sdist Fniseopal Church (0ermap).
Slrans street. corner Of Iafayette-Rev.
Jacob Ueber.
.I3S,V. q. ii. Evans.
frTfethn - Ruiscopai Church as Aleiers-
Rfvs tx e. walker.
sffadist Episcopal Church at Gretna-
-Rso.5H n. P. Gray.
efhodist Eniscopal fChurch at Carroll
:'I', f'SS n NlchoIson.
Trlli4avc chepei. geduwick hospital. Rev.
: =, V'-ii,stcn sr,,sr eRanIefn fhjrfe.ninfb
41.sie7 afcfes iSfsntrV. Sunday school -
.Sax- 49, Dicine, SERVICES at 81 p. III. and
! 6P. NJ
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

oFF1cE OF UNITED STATES MARSHA
Dissrict Of LouisiAnl

OFFICE cE UNITED STATES MARsHli
district OF Louisians
Monroe, La t, February 6, u
VHls Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on Il
= sixth day ol tebFuaIs A ~ 3e58 4 E4ARRN
IN hANkEUPl OK was ISSUED asaiust the esfr
John ~. HUDSON OF 49,, IN the PARISH OF
sier and ate Of Louisiana, who has been aliu
a bAnkrnpt on his own petition; that the paynle'
any doet4 uno delivery q any property b8lonei
fer OF any property hy him, are furhIdd1n b. +
that naelirg Qi the cred1tnrgo Of tho said bank
to prove their debts and 70 chncas one tr :
lssienees cf ilt estate viii 30 hcid atla Cod
kephrupfly, ta b. holden AZ lhe oilica Of W.t
Hakprs la the town OF MonEOe, parrish Of Onad'
Aafah, A, D. l1l3 at 10 o clock A. ~
II. " AEHN0N. u h. NEarsh
Fef ~. ~ 81 AnKs nepHtg, ae Aeaiqrsers
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16
EsTATE oF 2. >. mAToHl
ogrler o. Usi7zD 11,,E, |; ssAErs 4: MARSHA

OEFIcE OF UNfrED STATES MARSH,
District ct louisisnH
M0nroe. La, February G. PSI
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
third day Of February A b ls61 a VFARRf
IN bANkRqPIJH wac issued sQainst the n
OF =. >. hATOh, Of Point Je1ers a. Id the d
Of AQrehouse and State Of Louisiana who has
ad1edged bankrupt en- mis- own Detition; thai
payment o. any debts and delivery Of any prog
and the transfer Of any property By him are 10.
Den ny laws that meeting OF the creditors Of
said bankrupt, TO prove their debts and 10 oh
one OF more assssno-s Of his estate, viii be hold
Court Of benl.rup ptcy, to BE- hqidoR Al tbs ofies
J. q. hakerl u the town 81 Monroe, parish OF q
ty-third day Of March, A. d. 1855 At 10 O'clock e
N. y. HERROD, United States Marshf|
No al0-ielf mh1f
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16
I'M BANKRTTipiE,o-IIY'iI=
OF 1MARLEs RErp
AND AN ON nAMer
Individually, and as Mambsraof the Ffrm ~ n.
4 Go. pe


OFHIcE UnIIEp STArFe M.ps,,4
~ District Of Louisiausa
New Orleans, Fehruarr III X.
WHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAI ON s
lN BAnkRgPTO was issued agafast ths a. sssss
CHAkLke BECKER and ANTON IANf;IF s
sid9aliy ard az members of-the firm of ~
bston Rouge and State Of Louil ~. NM
adludged hankrupts on their own petition.
erty belonging 70 such ban to HI IN ~ ~
nse, and the tsanstat Of any property b theri M,
htdqen .eY law; that meeting Of the Credit
the aaid bankrupte to prove their fsbte An NV
one or more assignees 0f their esf 40 VIII ~ H.
pouFt OF Bankruptcy, to Be holden a. N
house building. in The CITY Of New fa4loans. H.
snas before J, Il. q Pithfn, negfster or IN. "
day of March, A. ID. fHea at 10 o'oiocf A ~ (
E. J. HEBRON. IL. S, Wsrsi',;
so all-iel6 mh6 Distriet Of Louisis.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16
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nAr AIz


NJ At3a 8 s4 ke
11 ~ H.4
tH5sat &4a9&f4 HA4 N4I
Afa t1t tH &eiE
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16
UNITED STATES MAasEAr-s OFpt.
n, oD,istIiet DistIiet q Louisiana

t9 District Of Louisiani
New Orleans January IN n
THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT on
a twenty. fQurth day Of JanuAry A. D 18sg 4 M
issee ssANI y ~ BANk ,A kgRIgK was issaed aeaiSa
sseate ~ N oi AlttsA Al DER e HI LENfhR, individu,
andJ Shlenker q Bio. Of Trinity and i1aTrisonls
IN the state OF Louislana, who vas adiudeed a f,7
5upt on ms own petition; that the payment # -
debts and dewey n any properly belOnRiaef
sucn bankrupt, % hina or tor his use, and the d
~ ~ o. any properly bs him. are forbidden by r.
70 prove their debta and to choose one OF mors
signees OF his estate, Wi1 be held al q Cou1l
Bankruptcy. TO be holden at Oustomhouse buiId
in q tne city Of New Orieans, L0aislanp, before d
keilogg, Register on the DATA. day of EebruniI,
D., leta. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
- ~. j. HEBRON. II. &, Marshal
NO od1--jA23 tel District Of fouisia1t
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

OFEIcz on gE1xED sxAIEs MARSH
DIatiol d El1fi1is1aN
Monroe. d. tolGrs11e G. y
fTlIIIB rs TO. GIVE NoTlOG THAT on
~ 1nird dnQ Of fehruafgIA ~. lgfa a v ARA
~ HAN hkURItlE wa iz1saH aeAtds1 tna Qsia|
ROBBERY DIXON 81 frejs iials IS tic nAi,ai "a "A
cl1n fad AtnAe NJ Aa9pi lana. tlhq Ae tqth aHind
1nqif ~ N eN1l pefttqnJ thNt GE4 pa1nIefs
any oetf4 aNe delivery u 1rl lfap rtY l3,fnein
Of ary pnsRafty by hia, hfe tatsiadan ~ 2aa; III
Df1ti&H Of tNg qfFdiltaE Of 1ia aaI1 h6HFrR1
pr1ga laeIr debts 1ed 10 oaQose ana qr more aai
aaa tt Bis e2za q. VA 1e fslN a eqNft * ~
frpicff ~ Do holden ~ aAe elle8 of VI " 0l BaN
lr tut town u5 1icuFsa. parish of q GAailit1 efsF
=. q kRkar. Register, oH 4ll ajrth daR " n
a. Y. 5epl, ~ ~ 4'dlqa4 y
Per 1 n usNoI. bal Z, u {. Is iss r. RI F
Ne. fs3-iel4 adhf
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

District Ct Louisians
r-,,,re - NJ New QEleans Januafy Is. IL .
'ihlis Is 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT on u
8 ,sS las1 - day Of ganuAry,- a. ID. 156a -
hAME ~ BANkRUPrOF was issued asainsi h.
eetases q hAlAUkL sDaBOW and OH1Rf
a. JAN EthH, individually and az inernbers n \
nrm OF SAMUEL DeBOW a Co, of Men f1,is
parish Of Orleans and sfAto Of Ionisiana :,
We're! Mets aglndged banhupts on their ovu
iiss,l, tnae ~ .ne psymeae q any debts ana
% them @ for their use, and the tranafer of anT
erty ~ them, are frbieden By Law; that 4 sieetI'
SnS creaisots Of the said bankrupts. to urovs n
debts and to choose one or more sssienses N n.
estates, viii b1 held At Court Of RanIsT1infcv n
loiden a. Ousaomhouse building in the CIV n a
Oreans. Louisiana, before o. s. Keilore. Re-
on the 18th day Of Febrnaiy A. ID lses' AZ IN ~
a; M y. ca -. y. ). HEBRON. u. S MsrshII
ESTATE OF ALEXANDER, azT1s
KER.
individually andas Member Of tho Firms a
aad s, shienkeE and J. shlsnksr 4 Bro.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16
UNITED STATES MARSHALL oyv,..
District OF Louisians

District OF Louisians
.r,,,r., New Orleans January IL ia
fTHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT On 'F'
seyeuteenth day Of January, A. ID 1853 4 n Il
KANT lH - KhUb1Uf was fss.Isd arainss I
estates OF M. A. BEQNEL q co. of Ghe narisE.3
~ Oharles and st., james, aud state of Touis;
VINO were ad1udged bankrupts on their own neiis'.
mat the payment Of any deb and fleiivary n B.
proPsrty belonging 70 such bankrupta, to them x
tneiF vs. ana the trantfer Of any property by nv
Afe torpiaaen oy law that meeting of the creSi
en2ese one or more assigness o. theiz e8tates v.|
1elo A. Oourtof Bansruptcy. to be holden sa
gustomhouse building In the CITY of Eers z di n +
Louisiana. before O. 8. KeIlogg Rskister "a 4
lftn Gay OF February, a. D. 1855 at ID o'cloef f
~ a.. }. HEBRON, o. 8. Marsha1
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

! y - III = =
IN THE MATTER or CARLOS WILCOX.
Benarnak
IA HaakrupGeE'-Eo. q.
TRHERHAs. OARLOs WILCOX on sr
" li4ncisellle, ia lls parish q Wels tl|iciana
AID uialr Aforesaid duly declared ban h4uut uu oT
tha aqt ql uens4sl ei lltea4 ls14 has 6Ai4 ag Had
in said Court feIliun praying for diseharEn and
Cufdlcat1 lhertol Irum VI Ail utIf1 and Cll1 1Ils
urdqnhIe undfF 1aid act
flaI|lt d A5tqlelq aitQA 10 an tieditela who have
ulogna t1IF eaht9 and 70 Az otscr D1lsnna Ia in-
l1la1I IlI Ne lllh o1F uI EarcIl I10l sl n e. ~
b assigned iaE the hearAe o. tbs same. and tha'
fhaq InlT Ilrn and tnefo attend AMI 1fcW rFaan Ii
any t1c1 hk7t l1f The prayer 81 TIE said petition
nh8IIld not 10 Fra1t4d
tsisn abs Dl6aiy clsrk.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

The chief of police has sent the following
order to all the lieuteRants of police.
"Youwill give positive instructions to the
clerks and turnkeys of your respective dis
tricts that they will inno case release any
prisoner confined in the lookup, without an
order from the mayor, chief Of police, the
lieutenant, or recorder of the district, in
person, or written order over the personal
signature of some one of these officials,
except in obedience to the usual order
OF release from the recorders court.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

~
y UNTTED STATEs AfAnsHAr's orr.
E District Of L0uisi1es5
t-,r,ys =. ~, Mew Orleans, ftbraary IL, IN
=, a donrteepsn day Of kobrualy A. b. 1858, n
kANT ~ BANkRUPTgY was issued sesins
IN the parish Of Tensas and state 81 t0nisians
Nas samdged Bankrupt on his own petition.
we agment Of any debts and delivery At any r56J
ln9 the lanstero OF any property by him, are forl
~ l7N tnat meeting Of the oreditora Of tis 4
more aasignees Of hfa estate viii be helf n Z 'fe
et Bankruptcy, to ke holdan at the Custol.i
puiding IN the city Of New Orleans Louisisns
9ofe ynauncey Z. Kellogg. Register, on tbe r
teenth cay of March. A D 1868, az i'd o,olocH
-, q j. HEBRON, o. g. Mar5ha
no. 4ls-tels mh6 District Of LouisiSss
EerATEA Of hEALUts a. REpN1 =
MAXA@nLlAN RECNEL, AMI 81
res EnaIE BEONRKs. = =
Individually, and as Members Of the Firm Of II
Becnel 4 Co.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16
uistfi K, OF bluuiaI al,
MaA 0llaAas. y -al.l--l n n +

Tnfz IS TO 0rYE NOTICE TaAT on g|
y eal aAiEa llE d itauarls 1l III eA1 s W (
AANEa aN n sNkHIF4e# vas at1e6 aaaansli
~. it y. tfa WILL = q 81 q "a al1IllIl
tsfiala w Ena Aa 81 4f rho Afia cf 10
lt,n4 i4Al41frq q aF y laAf4, 81 tnp rs1ls1
A4n0fNQi4 14 thnil e7Ir tlaf71 nas liia qat "a
% t1t dentt sud ei a8 ~ aHF plt D4ale haA3uf
e l.1 81 szlft ~ 81 ~ ser & 11a, s1dI
.I1lE|.r % -ng 51Il4 ~ A1tsaI an fhil1aa
lAW tHat eiIaa IA h l sha aasf y
f4NI1I 10 El44F N AI0H I4f Ht VI Isl NNt oI4 aF n
s747t4 ~ ttf4 tfttIc1| viii to n0s1 AZ 4 1crrl
~ ~ II4T 81 ~ H1It e. tIl ~. - N
AAa AF ere altN sf NsW ot.fnfK 1sNsalaa4. NSlart
l4l& Al 41 atst|lE A. p.
y. 81 Il EA 151E. Il. s. IA as ~
~ ans pliel II l3l'Ha
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

UNITED STATES DIsTEIcT COUNT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
Km Hanztrmptey--Mo. =. y
IN THE MATTER Os W. r. BARTLEY,
Bankrupt
WHRREAs ". 7. BARTLEY, OF THE CIrY
W Of New Orleans and diairict aforeo1id duly Dc
clared blukrupt undeT the act qf Congress Of
March = 1851 has this day fi8d ~ said c5uft peti
tiou rr1Fing for discharge and certiicnta thereof
said art-- M +1s ~ 4 l.,4l..i.ss
Notice & therefore given to an credtofs Who have
proved their doEsS ana 70 all uthar persons IN IN
tqaast that ihe I'D day Of Mareh. l9q8, at II a.
NJ, la hsEianc6 f1r the hearing 81 the sAule, and
thai {AeY may then and there a4tene ald show
cause Il any thoy have, Why the prayer Of the said
petz1ian alEaald not ha granted.
II LoHW ~
jas fo1t2f Deputy CLERK.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

Some of the new cars for the Canal and
Claiborne streets railroad have arrived here,
and will commence running on the first
section of that road about the 22d instant.
More rails have been received lately, aud
the work on that part of the road below
Canal street will be pushed forward with
about six weeks. There is q double track
on Claiborne street, but only. single track
will be laid on the Claiborne street bridge
that spans the old basin. All these rail
road enterprises afford employment for
laborers during their construction, and ac-
commodation to the people afterward.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16
Legal, NOTICES.

. LEGAL NOTICES, 2
NOTTCE OF AssTGNEE OF MIa a..
FOINTNENT. Fl
In BankrDPtcy.
DISTRICT OF LoUISIANA-ss.
AT MONROE. THE 27TH DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. D. 1861
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO.
Il tice Of his appointment as Assinnee Of EIIIIAH
and State Of Lonisians. within said District Who
nes mas pc 5sep M Msq,nagea bansrapt 1pon his own petit
felewst CHARLES JoNEs, Assignee, etc.
IN THE DTsTRIUT COUNT OF THE
uUITED STATES. ta
DISTRICT OF LoU1siANA- I
.s In bankruptcy.
IN THE NIATTRR OF HARVEY II. RoMINE,
Bankrupt
To WHOM 4 May Concern.
FHE uSDERsIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO.
q @ RoMNE nj u New Orleans n tRe psris 81 81
leans and state of Louisiana, within tad DISTRICT
petition BY the District Court Of said District
iel6 sSt b p. ETHELL. Assignee.
UNITED STATES DrsTRIcT COUNT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN Bankruptey-EO. s6.
IN THE MATTER OF EUGENE e SHELTON,
Individually, and as Mambsr OF the Firm OF
Riokey, Shelton Co., Bankrupt.
WHEREAs EUGENE r. SHELTON, INDTvID.
w ually, and as member Of the firm of Rickey,
hhelton 4 90, Of New Orleans and district afore-
said, duly declared bankrupt under the act of
Congress Of March q 1857 has this day filed in said
Court petition praying for discharge and certid-
cate thereof from ali his debts and other claims
provaha undog- said act-- Hfs Nr
Notice Is therefore given to al creditors who have
proved eheiF debts and g All other persons in in.
terest, that the ID day of March, 1853 at II
A. NJ. Is assigRed for the hearing of the same, and
that they may then and there attend and show
cause II any tbcF have, why the prayer Of the said
petition should not b. granted. 7
Olerk1 Oitco, New Orleanss Eebruary /. 1858,
fsa lBas Dspnt1 olerk.
ORDER 10 SHOW CAUSE UPON
OREmETDRsS PETETEONs
IN z.EFp inygTpTnr dnIIar fT q.rrR fTgfTFu
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

The application of W. @. Finch for release
on a writ Of habeas corpus, in the third dis
trict court, was not decided, but Judge EN-
erson will tomorrow morning render his de-
cision as to whether Finch shall be held in
prison or released.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16
DIsFRs0r oF LouIsIANA-ss.

TTPoN FILING PROOFS sUsTAININe THE
~ alcfatioua Of The petiton Aforesaid IL ia order.
edr That The eHid n. LthEhMAN do appear At tni8
hsN QElesna IN tho parish 81 Orleans aud state d
Lonisinnas and district afcresaio, on the sixth day
4 any thsrs Be, Nhy the PRAYER Of said petition
Witness the Honorable Edward H. Duroli, y udeo
Of the said Court and the Seal thereof At Now On
leans n sad diatEst On the twelfth dsy Of keb1u
'ffsli ii as - KsLoEw. Deputy CLERK. /
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

ssA'ALH1 Of BAMUEL BeBOVV ~ 4 n
/. ..s.l.s CHARLE8 A. SANwEER
individually an6 as Members 81 ths Firns ~ e. III n.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

John Bensel, who resides ct No. 7Ie Wash.
ington street, attempted to commit suicide
on Friday night, but the professional skill
of DR.. D0wler saved his life.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

New Church Society Temple, corner Q
Bienville and Rampant streets. Publ
worship this morning at IL O'Clock, and thi
evening, also, at 72 O'clock. Seats free
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

IN THE MATTER OF II. LTBERAfAN, aRainut
whom Petition fos AdiudicAlion OF Ba1kfuptoy
1fe4 lled on the 18Th day q dannary, a. y, 1888.
~ II. B CLAFLIN a 90. 'T
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

First Congregational Churcb-Rey. A. H.
Plumb will preach in the First Congrega
tional church, corner Of Prytania and Cal
liope streets, this morning at IL O'Clock, and
this evening at Z o'clock.
First Congregational church (Unitarian),
corner of st. Charles and Julia streets.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

The residence Of R. H. Short, corner o.
Fourth and PrytaniR streets, was entered on
Friday atterneen, and $500 worth of prop
erty stolen. 80 q
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16

This is one of the numerous benevolent
and mutual aid associations organized by
the eolored people of this city, and at its an
nual assembling an evening or two since, on
which occasion the members partook Of a
collation. that might properly be called a
supper shortly before midnight, the mem.
bers and invited guests enjoyed the pleas
ures of the evening at Lutheran hail on
Gravier street. The names of the managers
embraced young ladies and young men
noted for their courtesy and hospitality, and
they proved that they were gifted with the
exceedingly agreeable faculty of rendering
every one present very happy.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-02-16


morfhH Challea Johnson, Charles Foster,
Ellis n 'Nlleens and Mary ISnchs each
guilty q sl5llll bat 1aezn 0laneel
Louis &FiFestef N4s charged with carry.
ffH revolver concealed. 10 sataHa the
csl4Ity BE represented hlm1oI afailQr Of
H4 uNItta States navy. When taken there
81 entnt Naa eon,za7icted aud Df aaer
etsE Rase was ahed sic ipF cruelty T.
aId p
Ae tUaglr. Dora Lose. and n5sa
41ilN NHH Il being supposed
sfa Kut,H Of h4Fin4 sto|ca consider
ll6s e4 Bapelsg from Kahn; No.
MeRaEinq sifeSk TIE rffmIses 24g
nfgaitsa lIfse zld n1thIng
f4naH Gage ANea NM9a
Front ieate lFaIe
tN0 t4Ia4 streets gas fnalfA FtiU 5
9 nsl RI5tsf. ifHhsa
ftI ~ hasa % rsslIa11I X gaea VI d
1Nt n lHA 1Nfh
sHss
dta
eitQz
.r T. faI
ts4 s ss
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-17
Too Bad!


Two weeks ago we published a let
ter written by Gen. Bombastes Man
derson in response to a supposed mp
pointment as delegate to the National
Convention of the White Boys in
Blue. This letter, so characteristic of
the man, created no other sensation
than that of disgust, even in the
minds of his political friends. It
WAS originally published in the Gin
cinnati Gazetts and Ohio State
Jo,aqaaS to both of which papers it
was sent by the writer. The other
day the following paragraph appeared
in the 'CoDinierciGL radical: y
1--WE are informed that inadvertent-
ly the name of one Manderson was
t2rinted rs ''the advisory member of
the Ohio State Executive Committee
of the Conservative Soldiers and
Sailors Union party, Aquila Wiley
iSthe member OF that committee for
Fourteenth Congressional District" ,"
Zone Manderson - Isn'tTit too
cruel to suppose ones self Of so much
consequence, and then TO be treated
away from home as unknown? 1it'-
Impudeut Cesar dead, and turned to ella v.
Asty stop a hcle II keep the wind away!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-17

AS it was: External vigilance is the
price of liberty" ....- I..-
AS it is; Internal revenue is the
price of liberty.
Grant, loves a trotter, and a purp
dog.-but hates the Jews,
On the goth of March, 1858, Hon.
c.. G. WashbuIne, of -WisconsiOn, in
the course OF a speech delivered in
the House of Congress, to show what
a swindle the Union Pacific Railroad
was, said among other things;
~ believe l state nothing more
than what is notorious when l say
that the Vice president of the road
has charged the Company with .fre
hundred thousand dollars, as having
been expended in Washington to Sc
cure Lhe passage of that act; claiming
that The money tCaS expended IN q con-
fCleyitiut l0dy, and eLect0ii1lg to furnish
Lhe UOLtciierS.
Was a committee appointed to probe
this foul affair? Not at all. Did the
pure Butler and Bingham demand
investigation Not at ali. Did any
radical member demand it?. Oh, no
Yet these WORTHLESS say thirty thou
sand dollars were used to induce
Senators to acquit the President.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-06-17
Truth from a Strange Source I!


OJn Piatt, radical writer. in the
Cincinnati Commercin{, who seems to
have more honesty than generally
falls to the lot Of mongrel politicians,
says OF his party:
eve have developed more rascality
than any organization ever called into
existence. We have filled the offices
with thieves and their pockets with
=tealiugs. We have organized rings
that in turn create office-holders and
control the government. Men go in
poor and come out miliionaires. For
one dollar paid to the government
from hard earned taxes, huRdreds
stick to the dry fingers of official
-scoundrels." --i
What do our ''loir" neighhorsthink
of this? Remember this is not the
charge cf "a REBEL but of n "tfooly
loil." The history of the world fur
nishes no parallel to the barefaced
rohberies, swindles. The leaders
( too of this pure party have the effron-
EteFy usually to justify or approve o.
thewhole system and they now ask
the people to continue them in power
4 BY electing GRANT ami CoLFAN the
candidates of lthe Plunderers and
4 their party.