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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-03

Tie Demaefatie cssI sa s .ss a. 4.
aHklin Baa va $500
niy.aye yeam w. ls sA .
wsy from thsa slsae y LOST ~ &
qlgale whether It belong Il az
b canada. He 8 stistasI1
y arka6Elesge thAt he wan onss
ta1haa. not be ashamed 81 your
a.lieP'aae se nelien others beeauee they
g = e rs free Nor.A
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City os New Orleans VS.. Canal Ca
MauinaNlnra lnrn NAM

City oF New Orleans vs.. Canal Ca
Navigation Company.
CECoND DISTRICT COURT OF i
- leans, No. 30, by virtue Of a v
faciAs to me directed by the Honorable Z
District Court Of New Orleans in the atg
cause, will proceed to sell at public aud
Merchants and Auctioneers' EGchal
street, between Canal and Oustomhouss
the Second District of this city, on NOM
], 1863, at II o'clock NJ the following
property, to Wit
st, Louis, Toulouse, Clark, Bayou ST. ID
Toulouse, st Peter, by. Avenue, Bayou
lots, 5000; Toulouse, st. Peter, Genois
john S2OO; Toulouse, st. Louis, Gen
5000, according to the assessment roll d
the office Of the Treasurer Of tins city
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Dash on the spot.
GEORGE W ITl
ape myl63l Sheriff Of the Parisa I
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DEEVEs, AMRKosIA

pEEvES' AMBRORIA
FOR THE HAIR
ImProved. f.
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair
1t eEsses the Hair to oari beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
It invigoratss the Roots Of the Hair.
ItiOrces the Hair and Beard to grow luzuriantly.
1t Immediately stops Hair Failing Dat.
Hkeeps the hair from Changing Color from Age.
1t restores Gray Hair TO its Original Color.
brings ont Hair on heads that have been bald for
years.
tits composed trely of simple and purely vsgeta-
Y" bic substances.
mas received SIX thousand voluntary testimo-
nals Of its excellence many Of which are from ply
..-:1ns in high standing. t
1t is sold in hafpo I'd bottles, the nams blown in
the glass) By Druggists and Dealers in Fancy Goods
everywhere, at One Dollar per Bottle. Wholesale by
Dem Barnes CO.. Q. F. Wells Co; schisfelin
mh27 " Co. New York.
L q. BERRY. PETER HART.
RERRY q HART.
wlolesale and Retail Dealers in $3.50
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES.
Al camp street.
NEW ORLEANS.
Country orders promptly attended to.
N.B.-eOOds delivered to any part Of the city, Tree
OF drayAge. mil
KNICKERBOCKER MUTUAL LIKE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets. 5000 600.
ERAsTus LYMAN. PRESIDENT.
Bransh Omee. No. so Camp ssres,.
sos hRT 9A1EARa Ir3
8 1sH 3. O. PAxspN, MANAGER
j. B GUTHRIE GENERAL AGENT.
Folieies Tssued ana Losses Paid at this
Omee.
Premiums ron.so4ssitable under the rulss Of the
osnpAuy. Altar i've years policies incOntestAhls
except for non-paEment Of premiums or miastats
uasntsin application. +at
No extra eharsa for residence in or travel 10 any
part Of the civilized portions Of the United States o.
Europe. Ioss
soaN T. AAARrTr. JOHN NJ. wrxNAEn
RA1BETT a VRTEAEANHs
m Wholesale snd Retail DeaieTsin
EARDWARE. STOVES. SHIP cHANDLERV
PAINTS. AND OILS.
IEarbieissd nEanseIs. Crates, elias,
Round. square. and Hoop Iron,
Copper. Tin. and Sheet Iron Ware
nos gss sad TTs Levee street.
Near scIspuru Market. Fourth District,
noZen NEW. ORLEANS.
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city Of New Q! orI Lee "; Gon.oIla.

City of New Orleans vs.. COnsOlfda
ISOLATION Planters of Louisianl
CECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NJ
- leans, No. 30,39l BY virtue Of NJ
tacias TO me directed BY the Honorabs IN
District Court of New Orleans in the above
cause, will proceed to sell at public sas,V
Merchants and Auetioneers' Erohaaq
the Second District of this city. on M0ND
], 1865, at z O. clock M, the following desert
erty-
Assessment District No. 8, square No. q
by Peters Common, Lafayette, POyiras. b
sessed $500, according to assessment h.
deposited in Trra- urer's office of this cty
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
GEORGE W. AvI
apps mylbSl Sheriff Of the Parish q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-03

The stock Of goods is al new and .oi sapeTio
fpish, and viii be sold low TO close out
BEDsTEADS.
60 Rosewood, Mahogany, Walnut, and Cherry
Bedstesde-
CHAIRS.
l2Oo dozen Spring Seat, Cane, Wood, And!iSp,it
Bottom Chairs.
wARDRoBES.
800 Rosewood, Mahogany, and Walnut Ward
robes,
BUREAUS.
zoo Marble and Wood Top Bureaus, Of different
kinds and styles.
TABLES.
zoo Extension and Leaf Tables.
ALSO
A large lot Of Cottage and Bedroom Sete-
An kinds OF Marble and WOOD Top WGshstands.
ParloF Sets Of all kinds, and every description Of
Furniture usually kept in q frstclass establishment
Purchasers rely upon it that every article sold
BY me viii be as good as represented and will be sold
as low as the same description can be had in any
other store in the Seuth.
Corner Rampant and Psrdido streets,
de24 en- NewsOrleans
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City of New Orleans vs.. widow
A. e. II. Boisblanc.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT OF
- leans, No. 30,363.-By virtue of q "
faoias TO me directed BY the Honorable
District Court If New Orleans In the sbo
cause, I will proceed to sell At public aud
Merchants and Aucti0neers' Exohal
the Second Dis tricU Of this City, on MOI
], 1858, at y O'Clock NJ the following des
erty, 20 Wit
Burgundy, Rampant, Cusbomhouse 81
l24. Assessed Ss0,0O0, according 70 the
roll deposited in the Office of the Tres
city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot.
GEORGE W. ATl
sp29 myl6 81 Sheriff Of the Parish q
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A w
a.. CbnrIes St. Nenr Commerc,ol Place.
spA1p1SG & BmwEI1.. ,Prourietors and Managers.
J. Treasurer.
A. H. bANENfoNA' nAnasel'
x1. 49,, n. - xu..,,
THE ONLY THEATRE OPEN IN THE CITY
Coo,a p.s-o.r,-., to- .r,a s,,,nrDo- Sa.oo,,
The Academv's old and popular STYLE of entertain
ment reviyed-COMIC PANTOMIME, GRAND
BALLET. ETHIOPIAN ECCENTRICITIES
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THE ONLY THEATRE OPEN IN THE CITY
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oaas q ssw orlsaa. :. JOG Z!

city Of new Orleans Va Tbeoa
THIRD DIsG8IUr COURT Of
Il seans, No. a. i6i.-By virtue Of z
faoias % ne difeoted ~ rbe ffonels
District Court Of New Orleans IL the
cause, will proceed 10 sell 81 gubiie
Merchants and Anctioneers -
street. betWean Canal and Custom. v.
tbs Second District o tbs city, on NJ
4, lsos, At u o'clock a., the following =
orty, 60 viii .
Esplanade, Frenchmen, pauphine' T.
8f Assessed soc sccordiHg 70 the =
dhunRted IA tbs office of the freasais.
Solved In the above suit
GEoR gE ".
apr uyisa Sheriff Il the Parls'
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City Of New Orleans We. Thee,
mHIRD DISTRICT COURT OF
u leans, No. q, l60.-By virtue Of /,
facias to me directed b. tbs Honort...
District Court Of New Orleans IN Y
titled cause, viii proc cd b. nsli a. =
at the Merchants and Auctioneer5 -
street, between Canal and 3usiomhes
tho Second District OF this oty, 81
June !, 1888. at 12o'clook A., the folloH
property ~
Assessment district No. @ square NJ
BY Marigny, Mandegil e, Chartres !
b3xlh6 Aesfsamen S25o0. acccraing
ment roll for 1866, deposited In the Ire
IN this city.
Seized ID the above suit.
GEORGE W, Assl
ape mylesi Snsrid Of the PsFiss
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city Of New Orleaps, rs Mrs

City Of New Orleans vs., Mrs
Griffin.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OIL
i Jeans, No. "a, Spy virtue Of ]
iaeias to me directed by the Honofil
District Court Of New rleans, IN ]
az the A erohRnts and Aueti0neei
Royal street, between Canal ana
streets, IN the Sc ond District Of thsI
DAY, June ], 1853, ct ~ O'Clock NJ
described property, to wit
prytHDiG, Sc. Charles. Fourth. anll
60xllS Assessed 6i5,0o0. aceording
ment roll deposited in the office Of y
this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on ths spot.
GEORGE W. Y
ap29 my16 81 Sheriff Of the Paris
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-03

sps.ps. limo amos amos 'n'' q mos
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Saturday and Sunday. May cd aud ID
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AMHSEMENTS.

A cADEMx OF MUSIC.
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This is an elegant specimen Of the style
Of our unreconstructed brethren in Ra-
pides parish. The paragraph Is from the
Alexandra Demowat.
A Radical hound Of this locality las
written letter 20 the Cormorant organ Of
New Orleans, which, as was to be expected,
is full Of iabrieations and palpable lies
Were the creatures charges worth notieieg
we would prove them ell false and madeot
the usual Radical cloth. But these things
are stale and nearly played ont, and the less
noticed the better.
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city Of New Orleans VS., Thee
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF MI
i No. %, lS2.-By virtue of writ Of iig
directed b. tho y honorable the Third
Of New Orleans, in the above entitled
proceed to sell at public auction, a. q
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal :
Canal and Customhouss streets. in ths
triet Of this city, on MONDAY, Juni
O'Clock NJ, the following described PREF
Marigny, Vaudeville, Burgundy, IA
Sl500. fa
Lafayette. Washington, Burguns
30Xl4s, $40.
Canal, Carondelet, Toulouse, q
12sxl00, s400, according to the assess
the Treas urer's ONCE.
Seized in the above suit
Terms Cash on the spot.
GEORGE WI
ap29 myle9l Sheriff Of the Paris
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-03

100000 Worth Of New Furniturs
ut Cost,
AND STORE TO RENT.
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City OF New Orleans VS.. Henri
CEOOND DISTRICT COURT OF !
- leans, No. 30,a8s.-By virtue q ! "
facias 10 me directed by the Honon2s
District Uou OF New Orleans in thsabt
cause, will proceed TO sell Ft public %
street, between CANA and Customhtas
the second District OF this city, on Mea
], 1868, at Il O'Clock NJ, the following I'd
erty, TO wit
st. Anne. DumRine, Burgundy. Ras,
Assessed ST. 90, according to the asses
posted in the office Of the Treasured
Seized IN the above suit
Terms-Cas. on the spot.
GEORGE Wi
APPS myI6 81 Sheriff OF the PaIlsl5
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City Of New Orleans vs. Estate
Charles II. Bienvenu.
GECoND DISTRICT COURT OF
- leans, No. 20, by virtno of vi
Court OF New Orleans, IN the ABOVE euf
viii proceed 10 sell at pubic auction, u
and Auotioneers' Exchange, Royal sira
Canal and Gus omhouse streets, in tai
triet Of this city, on MONDAY June
o'clock, NJ, the following described prlFI
st. LOUIS, Cont. DAPHNE, Burgundl
sessed 5000, according 70 the assessms
tied in the Office OF the Treasurer Of tna
Seized in the above suit.
GEORGE W.
apps my1e 81 Sheriff Of the Parish
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-05-15
\ LATER ACCOUNT.
81 OChing MHrder.

Another most brutal murder-in fact,
a double murder-was perpetrated at
Hampton Falls. y. H.. last Thursday
night. Hampton is a small place be-
tween Portsmouth and Ncwburvport
The victims are Thomas Brown and his
wife
Thomas Brown Is - years of ace. his
wife -. They lived alone, and employ
cA m IriShman. Timothy O'Learv, to
attend To the usual business Of the farm.
On coming TO work, Friday morning, he
found all the doors fastened, and raped
ON the doors and windows to gain ad-
mission. NJ Brown finally opened the
kitchen door AMI admitted him: the Old
man wls covered with blood from Il
t1.httul wound on his head, while AT III,
feet lay i AGED wife, in>cu-iblc, in 4
pool O.. i'poh. and covered with some
rue. which Mr. Brown had probably
place! over her during the night Help
cd by OLclrv. Mr.. Brown staggered TO
hi room. where he is now. manitesting
scarcely any sim of life. and having said
little that could furnish hint about the
circumstances of the terrible event. Mrs
Blown remained breathing. but totally
unconscious, until Saturday morning,
when She dle;i. 1t is probable that the
murderer raped at the door, and as Mrs.
Brown opened it, struck her crushing
blow with the back of an axe, and that
aS she fell. the villain rushed into the
further room and struck down Mr..
Brown. With this supposition every
circumstance accords. He then took Il
pocket-book from Mr.. Browns private
desk, and one from the old mans inner
vest pocket, containing in all some S4OO,
every action betraying a familiar ac-
quaintance with Mr.. Browns habits and
possessions, and with the arrangements
OF the house. Suspicion, by common
consent, fastened on Josiah Pike, other
wise John Ross, who had worked there
since the previous autumn, and left but
two weeks before. He had been seen
there the previous night also. He was
at once hunted out and discovered in a
low house in Newburyport, and $40
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-05-15
T".rjIic Earthquakes. at the Sand
Wj,.L ISInHtfS.

NNN FGN>,.- May 7.-Ihc bark
Comet. ,-'"' ~eudwich Islands, brings
accounts d.. " t,rrat,. .,lcanic eruption
by Marna loa. which began It's demon
STATIONS on March p. On the 18th,
100 earthquake shocks were felt, and
durin@ tn" two weeks following to April
I3. 1000 earthquake shocks occurred
At Wai-ciIina the earth opened i'll many
places. and Il tidal wave 60 feet high
rose over the tops OF the cocoa trees Il
quarter OF a mile inland. sweeping hu-
man being, houses. and everything NOV
able before it. \ terrible shock pros
trated churches and houses, and killed
many persons. In all, one hundred lives
were lost. besides Il thousand horses and
cattle. The cr;ttcrS Vomitcd fire. rock,
and lava, and Il river of red hot lava,
five or >iX miles iong, flowed to the sea
at the rate OF ten miles per hour, destroy
IL" everything before it, and forming an
island in the sea. y new crater two
miles wide opened. and threw rocks and
streams of fire Il thousand feet into the
ar. ard from it streams of lava rolled TO
the sea. Al one time, the illumination
was visible 1T ni4ht 30 miles distant.
The lava has pushed out from the shore
one mile. At Waisch;na, three miles
from the shore, a cOmcal island rose sud-
denly. emitting column of steam and
smoke, while the kono packet was pass
Ing. scattering mud on the vessel. The
greatest shock occurred April ,, a great
shower of ashes and pumice. During
the great shock the swinging motion Of
the earth was dreadful. 50 violent that
no person could stand In the midst of
this Tremendous shock an eruption of red
earth poured down the mountain, rush
ing across the plain three miles III three
and then ceased. Then came
the great tidal wave, and then the streams
OF lava. The villages on the shore were
all destroyed by this wave. The earth
opened under the sea. and REDEEMED the
water. The earth eruption swallowed
30 persons. and the sea many more.
Dreadful suffering and terror prevailed in
the district. and the whole region was
The >loop Live Yankee has
been dispatched with provisions, &c, to
rescue and relieve.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-05-15

We're found upon his person. He had
also new clothes, purchased the morning
after the murder. and new watch,
whereas he had but two DAYS previous
been III actual want Of the ncces-arics of
life, and had pawncd clothes therefor
and it was testified that on the afternoon
OF the murder he called at Il hotel i'm Sea-
brook and begged for Il glass OF liquor,
saving that be had walked from New
burypOrt without money, and that soon
after hc lett in the direction of Hampton
Falls.
Josiah ID. Pike, as he is honestly cali
I'd. Is about 80 years of age, and reveals
in his complexion and features the Ital-
ian blood he has in his veins, brin9
rather prcpo>se,sing than otherwise, and
would hardly be likely TO commit 50
fearful deed In Newburyport, his
family are OF good reputc, but he Is Il
man of VIGOROUSLY bad character, and
the police were there watching him at
the request of Il sister whose life he had
threatened. During his examination he
was rcticent and careless in dcmeanor.
and made no attempt to dispute the state
ment of any witness. If he is the guilty
party, as all things indicated, his crime
has been unmarked by that ordinary eau
ton and anxiety for concealment which
would have been expected from so intel
ligciit a person. He was committed 10
Exeter Jail in default Of $4,000 bail, on
4 charge of assault with intent to kill.
and Mrs. Brown having died, he will Of
course be recommitted for murder
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-05-15

BANK DEFALCArIoS AT Bosrox -
y detalcation To the amount of $4,000
has been discovered in the Hide and
Leather National bank. and John ID.
Martin. the cashier, was, on Saturday.
arrested. but. by consent of the bank
officers, has been released and put in
charge OF the county sheriff A C. Eel
ton. whose requirements for money were
supplied without the knowledge OF the
other bank officers, is in Jail FELTON,
tailed to meet his obligations and 80 III
volvcd the cashier. The credit OF the
bank Is not affected
Weston has made n match to walk
from Bangor, Me. to st. Paul. Mimi.
and back to Buffalo. y. Y. 5000 miles,
in one hundred consecutive DAYS, or. eX-
Guiding Sundays, eighty-Six walking
days. The stakes are $3.50 a side.
and the trial viii begin August Is and
terminate November % George X
Goodwin, who backed Weston in his
walk TO Chicago. furnishes the stakes for
him. and William H. Fredericks and
four others back time. Weston agrees
to walk 100 miles inside OF % consecu-
tive hours five times. and if hc fails to
do this feat once he forteits the whole
WAGER.
The Washington correspondent of the
Charleston 6. c. Courier thinks that
Mr.. Pendleton viii triumph in the Dem
ocratic National Convention, because he
represents ''repudiation and paper mon
'ey." He says, also, that Peudeton is
consistent in his position, for he was or
posed TO the war, and TO the abolition OF
slavery, and to the contraction Of the
war debt" \ singular recommendation
this for Union people.
ILLINOIS, The republicans Of Illinois
have done themselves much honor bv
nominating General John VI. Palmer Tor
governor. He is not only popular and
available candidate, but an able, patriot
lc and honest man. At the age of fifty
one, he can point to twenty-three years
practice of the law and service in the
army of four years, during which he rose
TO the rank of maior,general and to the
command of Il corps.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-05-15

OTE WAY To MAKE FRIENDS. Pres
dent johnson. now that he needs friends
more than ever before. Is making them
by means of novel plan, truly worthy
his fertile mind and chivalrous. forgivina
disposition. He seems determined to
signalize his departure from the White
House by general Jail delivery of Grim
inals, and is pardoning from the various
prisons of the country some of the great
est and most dangerous offenders, next
to himself, that justice has ever arrested
or judgment overtaken. Counterfeiters,
revenue defrauders, whisky distillers, and
all their friends may comfort themselves
that their good time is surely coming il
Mr.. Johnson remains in power, and that
their chances of escaping punishment are
daily improving. Indiscriminate use OF
the pardoning power may not be an i'm
peachaoe otfense, but its present and
immediate effects upon society and the
public safety, If it is exercised much long
er in the manner of the last few davs.
will be much worse than the removal OF
Mr.. Stanton from the war department
| Springfield Republican.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-05-15

SABBATH SCHOOL IN THE AFTERNOON.
We have seen it stated that at the
convention Of pastors and delegates from
Evangelical churches in Lowell, Mass,
called for the purpose of considering the
cNpcdienry of substituting the Sunday
school for the afternoon preaching SER
vice. after lengthy discussion it was
voted by majority of one. to continue
the old arrangement. 1t seems that pre-
vlously inquiries had been sent to church
es that had tried the experiment, and OF
the % letters received in reply, 81 were
in favor of giving the afternoon to the
school, four were opposed, and four gave
no opinion. 1t would seem that if the
convention had given much weight to the
opinions of those it had counselled, it
would have come to a different conclu-
sion. The time is coming, however.
when this decision will be reversed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-05-15

"FoOliN' WITH DEADLY WEAPONS.
\ voul- Porrlandcr named Fo~S acr-
d"utallv discharged "a small pistol Thurs
dav, tho ;,3i} taking effect in the nh lnmcn
ola Ms henrietta Er>kinn vino WIS
Startling nnar. and ~,u lnru" her immr-
di.triv -nn-rIaS- Medical td was Mt
once summoned, hut She died :hr next
d0y.
Tha rrrrvino of pistols. in our quiet
New England communities, is mo,
foolish. unnecessary and wrong practice.
There may be portions Of the country
where there Is some excuse for Goinn
armed thuugh even in those rough re-
@ion~ the prevalent llwlcssncSs and dis
regard of human Iit. Is largely due to
the fact thai almost all the men carry
arms about their persons. But in any
No7L1w State: above Gll in any .Nec
Epgit"d State. no orderly and reputable
citizen has any need or excuse for carry
iug pocket firearms For one case where
Il pistol is OF any real service to any one,
in Il peaceful community, there are, it is
Within bounds to say, a thousand cases
like the above, end like one that has re-
Gently occurred in our community, where
life Is taken or endangered by 'fooling''
the word is good one-wlth fire arms
at times and in places where such deadly
weapons should never be produced.-B,r-
EDgtrD Free PrG>S
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-05-15

HE GRAVES OF TIE SOLDIERS -
Gen. John A. Logan, commander OF the
Grand Army of the Republic, has issued
a general order to the posts throughout
the country, designating Sunday, May
30, as the day for the strewing with
flowers, or otherwise decorating the
graves of their fallen comrades, which
are in almost every churchyard of the
land. The order is written in eloquent
and touching memory of the heroes whom
it honors. and will be universally obey
ed. The custom Of paying this tribute
to the dead is carefully cherished at the
South, and within the last few days some
of their soldiers cemeteries have been the
scenes of the most solemn and in
spring ceremonies. The custom is APP
propriate and worthy of imitation.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-05-15

Y FIENpIsH PLoT.-Seveu men re-
Gently entered into Il solemn written
agreement to throw the pay train on the
Jacksonville, Ind. railroad from the
track, murder all the persons in chargr
of the train and divide the contents OF
the payma>tcr's safe, which it was cx-
Pected would amount to about $50, 900.
fhcy also agreed to Kill any OF their
number who might he wounded in the
engagement with the men in char, ot
the train, or any one who might brlray
them. One Of their number. however.
informed the railroad officials of the plu;.
and the con>pirator- got wind OF il. and
abandoned their plan. Most OF them
have been arrested, and the. certainly
deserve the >ryrrcSt punishment
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-05-15

The EFFECr IN THE SoUTH.-The
disastrous consequences to the Union
men in the south of the acquittal Of the
president may be Judged somewhat by
the following extract from letter writ
ten from Louisiana to Hon. Henry Will
SOL:
''If impeachment fails, we will not be
able to canvass the remote parishes of
this state this coming fall. The Union
men residing in them are now, in many
cases, ordered away, and, as a conse-
quence, this city is filling with loyal
refugees