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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Bienville. Baker, from New York 18th
inst. VIA Havana 18th. to Harris Bidwell-
Steamship United States, Norton, from New York
Ship d w Chapman, Miller. from Damarscotta Me.
to master-3d ST % N'
British ship Nile, Ailword, from Mobile to MASTER
Ship Lydia skoaeld, =. % days from New York,
Ship Gertrude, DOane, from Mobile. in ballast, to
master-Point
Italian brig Marietta. LipAr from Marsees, to E j
BARK samuel Carleton. Tsppley, from ROOkland. to
British schooner Maj, Filetto. from Ruatan Island,
Schooner Virginia, Eden. from Turks Island. to Z
Schooner j O whiSpple, ochislinoo, 70 days from
last to GOldsnbOW 4 Keiiy-2d dist Is ''''
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner Sea Horse from Pascagoula-SOOO 600 feet of
Schooner Texas. from Bay St LOuis-ls 600 feet OF
Schooner LeOnOra, from Pearl river--4oOOO feet OF
Schooner Ellen from Fish rivsr-2lO bbs tar and IS
Schooner Charles Perry from Blind river-soOo slaves
Schooner Henrietta. from HAndsbOro-25OOo feet OF
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
scASo cope Sister Kate, from Tchefuneta river-45C
Schooner Eagle. from Blind river-sOO slaves
Schooner DR. Franklin, from Pearl river-ssOOO feet
feet lumber '
Schooner Vaudeville. from Tcnefunsta riyer-ls
cords wood
TowBoATs.
NORMAN, Cooksey, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea. l2th inst, ship Chrystal and bark Do
retteLbrought up ships Nile and u W Chapman
Harry WRIGHT, Wright from the Passes4Towed
Wayerey and snhooners Andromeda and j h
Small-Brought up bark Samuel Carlton BRIG
Marietta and schooners Virginia and Mai.
BTHAMBoAFs.
Richmond, Neal from Louisville
Alice Dean, Maratta, from Cincinnati
Evening star. Ruoker, trcm Jacksonport I
Mississippi. Green from Memphis.
Thos Powell; Dinvant. from Donaldsouyile.
~ Caroline, johnson, from Shreveport.
Frances. BlAkssee. from Mobile
National, Gross, from Baton Rouge nas
Nina himmsa, GreAthonss. from BAYOU Sara
] d Sharp, Auooin, from ThiboaAux,
X Lee, Cannon. from Vicksburg
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sHERIFFs SALES


Joseph j. Marion VS.. James WI
ford.
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR nd
IL ish Of Orleans, No. 2ls53-By M
writ Of seizure and sale TO me directed b.
CRADLE the Fourth District Court for the
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, | mn
to sell at public auction, at the Merchant
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between h
Customhouse streets, in the Second DistrSI
O'Clock NJ, The following dsscribed p TOD.
A CERTAIN PORTION OF al
together with all the buildings and imml
thereon, rights, ways. privileges and M
tnereunto belonging or in any wise apVsl
situate IN the Third District of this city n
one Arpent, eight toises, four feet and
front on the River Mississippi by a dept
hundred and sixty feet, more or less, o.
line dividing said portion of ground froalI
properly, thence closing at right angles
with further depth Of three hundred q
feet to Greatmen street, and by a dept
hundred and sixty feet, more or less. a,
line dividing said portion of ground I'M
property. thence closing on a line parale
men street ninety feet, With further depA
hundred and thirteen feet, to Greatmsn 4
which said portion Of ground has a from,
seven feet i've inches. the whole as per M
paraphed BY the parties. plaintiff and an
and A; Il Bienvenu, notary public. and annsl
to James W. Rotch ford, dated twenty-tiftI
Der, 1851, passed before A. n. Bienvenu, md
lie in this city, and deposited in his office
ence, which said portion of ground forms
large portion of ground design ated BY mi
two on plan drawn by N. Bouchon, forH|
veyor General of the State, on the twelfth
and annxed to an act passed before P. ~
late notary public in this city, on the n
July, 1872, and acquired by the said y
Marion from Hiram Morgan by act execuil
T. u Cuvsllier, notary public in this Cirl
tweuty'second day of January, 1862.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-l. Cash in a sufficient amount 10 y
TIN 8 claim. amounting to the sum of two
dollars (Sa0Ol, with interest thereon at
cent per annum from the twenty-fifih n
vember. 1867, to the day of ale; five per al
amount recovered as attorneys fees and
suit. 2 The purchaser to assume, 10 the \
the amount Of his bid, the payment of a IN
noie for the like sum of t~o thousand dollI1
secured by mortgage on said property drsI
PENDANT to his own order. and by him \
dated November 25, 1867, payable two ys1
date, and bearing interest at the rate q
cent per annum from date until paid 3
balance Of the price of adjudication, ii any
Plan thereof will be on exhibition AT
change some days previous to that Of sale.
Thus. l.. MAXWI
deal 81 ia2I Sheriff IF the par;eh ~ a
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Succession of the late John
Second District Court for the Parish Of
U. Marinoni VS.. G. Lawfence-sevsDu
Court for the Parish of Orleaps-No
by VIRTUE OF AND IN IN OBEDI
II an order OF sale rendered Noyembel
to me directed by the Honorable the Seoo,
Court for the Parish OF Orleans. in the
tied matter, and also by virtue of a Vi
facias to me directed by the Honorable y
District Court for the Parish Of Orb
above entitled cause, / will proceed to N
auction, on MONDAY, December %. nj
past ten O'Clock A. M
The CONTENTS AND FIXTURES oil
house known as the Extra House." situl
l9l st. Mary street.. near the Magazine 4
ket. in the First District Of this citJ,
ventory. which may be seen in my office
Also. the uneXpired term OF the lease d
misses up 70 the thirtieth day of Noyemh
The one undivided half of which bsi
SAID succession, and the other undiyids
longing 10 defendant, Lawrence.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms ana Conditions-This being the
last auction, the said property will be ID
ludlcated 70 the highest and last bidder
Will bring. a. twelve months credit. the
furnishing bonds with good and suffieieui
conditioned according to law; one bond
terest at the rate of i've per cent per su
date tillpaid. Said purchaser TO deduct
bid and pay in cash the amount Of printir
fees. CLERK fees. keeping, ETC., amoui
gether TO the sum of sl95 90 OF thersabouI
ds,s usoz THOMAS 4. MAX
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REOETPTN or PR0nnnP

LOUTsVfLLR-Siesmsr Riohm on1i1- III h.ls. a.
ton hid tobacco and sundrios ~
VICkSBUR3-Steamer Robert e Lee-Ss5n NJ IL
cotton 29t3 aka eotton seed 8 SKIS seed cotton I
JAOkSONPOHT-Steamer Evening Stars
bales cotton and aundrv produoe $50. :"
~ AIs-steamer Aissisaippi-lA21 bales 90
Observation-Disclosures Thomas Pow4-
SHREYkPO. tf Steamer Oaroline--lnsqh n. . cot
ton hid TOBACCO - bbls molAsses
bAFUn. hODGB-steaner NaHonal-.l bales
s9tton SSt mas sugar hi2 bbls molassea 90 20,
bAfOu, bAhA--Stoamer Nina Simnls -5oo Dates
cotton lsl nnes sugar e0t hela mslssssa. 20
LnAoV DAp A-SteAlner ~ Sf-FTsa@ ai-S.-
sugar "a bales cotton e5e bbls moiasll
BIZ THR kAILRTDb.
pEH OPELOuSAB RATLROf tt7-December al
FEk Jz0iktsslo6N RAILRo o-DscSmbsr al--a7.
bales cotton and suadries lTt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22
The Police Jury OF the Parish Of
mines vs.. Auguste Lssseps and his
the estate of Alexander I.aaaana

AAgoo9R4@
GEOOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT q
~ and for the Parish Of Plaquemines
virtue Of a writ of seizure and saie 3 i
BY the Honorable the Second Judicisi Di
IN and for the parish of Plaauemipss in
entitled cause, will proceed TO ssil at
tion, at the Courthouse door n this
SATURDAY, January 2, 1859, 90 twelve
the smallest possible portion Of the TO
scribed property, viz: n
a CERTAIN TRACT OR POR1
LAND situate in this parish. having and
torty-nye arpents. more or less, front
bank OF the river Mississippi BY forty
depth, at about ten miles above the Cot
this parish, bounded abcse by the land
Aessepa and other heiF OF Alex ander /
ceased, and below by tat Of Ayppolite 4
To the person who Siali take so much 0
as will be necessary q cover the amount o
in said case. to we: -Four thousand on
dollars and sixty. eght cents, with legal 10
April Z, 1858, un paid, and fees and co
incurred BY anrdue to plaintiff. 70 wit: S
Tsrms--osA on the spot in United 81
ShsSis's sfioe, parish of PlaQusmines,
PATRICE LEONARD
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22
R. WYNNE,
JOHN BREEN,
ALFRED KEARNY.

The following resolutions, reported upon
favorably by the Finance Committee, were
adopted on their first reading, and under a
suspension of the rules placed upon their
second readings and adopted with the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas: Messrs. Kearny, Rose, Walker,
Grandpre, Fisher, PAndely, Wynne, Farrell
and Breen.
Nay: Mr.. Montgomery.
| ResolUed, That the adjudication BY the
| Controller on the twelfth ms Gant of the
contract to collect the revenues of the lie
Breton Market for the year 1869 to Jean
Cazeaux, security Derethe, for the sum OF
$ll0O, be and the same is hereby approved.
RESOLVED, further, That the Mayor be and
he is hereby authorized to sign and execute,
on behalf of the city, before the City No.
| tary, the necessary contract or lease with
Jean Cazeaux and his security for the farm.
ing of the revenues of the lie Breton Market
for one year from the first January, 1869
Tor and in consideration of the sum OF S1l0O.
Res0lUed, That the adjudication by the
| Controller on the twelfth ultimo of the con,
tract to collect the revenues of the IRENE
Market for the year 1869 to B. Beoubay, Sc.
curity A. Larquier, for the sum OF S46. 700.
be aud the same is hereby approved.
Resoiued, further, That the Mayor be and
| ne Is nereDy AuLnOrlzeQ 10 enter into con.
tract by notarial act, in behalf of the city Of
New Orleans, with B. Beoubay as principal,
and A. Larquier as security, for the farming
OF the IRENE Market, for and in considera
ton OF the sum Of forty-eight thousand
1 seven hundred dollars.
Resolved, That the adjudication by the
Controller on the twelfth ultimo of the CON
tract TO collect the revenues of the vegeta
BILE market for the year 1869, to JOSEPH
Bate, security, N. Frechanx and ]. Michel
for the sum Of $4,000, be and the same &
hereby approved.
Res0tDed, further, That the Mayor be and
he Is hereby authorized to enter into con.
tract by lotarial act, In behalf OF the city
OF New Orleans, with Joseph Bate, as prtn.
cipai, and N. Frechaux and ]. Michel, az
securities, for the farming Of the vegetable
Il market for and in consideration of the sum
Of sixiy-three thousand dollars. I.naa
Res1lued, That the adjudication BY the
Conirollef on the twelfth December, 1868, Of
the contract for collecting, the revenues 81
the Claiborne Market for the term Of one
year from the fret Of January, 1863, 10 o.
l Mosei' security . ka0udier, for the sum Oi
one thousand dollars per month, be and the
same 8 hereby approved.
Resolved, That he Mayor be and he L
4 herebJ authorized TO sign and execute on
behalfof the city, before the oity Notary. Z
contract with @. Moael, as principal. ana j.
0oudiar, Is security. for the farming OF the
revenues Of the Claiborne market for one
4 yeas. from the first Of January. 1863 for and
4 10 confederation Of the sum Of 81, 600, nay
anlf Qpe.iWelfth monihl5i Provided, 7 hal
said q Aosel agree in accepting this con.
iiAess That the city Of New Orleans shall
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22
Le Iurl de PoIIce dc Ia paro,,,

quemines vs.. Auguste Lssseps at a
tiers dams Ia Succession d Alexandra
NoqR DU SECOND DISTRICT I'M
~ dans % pour Ia paroisss de Plaons,
A5.-hn Yertu dun ordre de ssisia ~ ia
adresse par PHonorable Ia Cour an 49,,
Snaicisire dams ct poor Ia paroisse az ri,
cans analre ci-dessus. je procaderAi
a vente pubiique, Ia porte az Il Me-
ae cette paroisse, le SAMEDI' q ianyiar Il
= plus fable portion de Il propriete 4
UNE oERTAINE PORTION DF rEu
Snns os.se pasoIase. sur Is rive ganobe
a. dit heuye, sur quArante arnanist "a "a n =
senvlron dix mifas au-dassus AZ IA Al a W y
&c cette paroisEe, boznde da1ls "a n y,
PAT le propriets q Augusta Lss.sns AZ +,
tiers q, Alexandre Lssssps. dtcfd6 ~ ~,
lnleroure par Ia propFidi6 dilfSpciifs M
psraonne qui prendrA assoc ds Ia dlts
eouvrr ie 1ugement rendu dams Cats i n
soMmo De QuAtFo mile cent rlarfrs- a
NUT sous, ayec interat i6ga ldu 9usl ~
qn'a ps1iAit palemehf, Din .I ''
~ ~ " "opens eneouEN 113 n rlsie
= Qoaditionar Conn |atl. suf iss l|sor. a.
fresor oaf IN.E.| IIdIi
RI; 5iqss.s easllll parolsso de- pIaqnsmiI
n'9 PATRIok LAouAaD
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-22

TIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
H of Orleane, No. l47. by virtue Of a writ
and sale to me direcied by the
the Fifth District Court for the parish a
N the above entitled cause, i viii
TO sell At public auction, at the N
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal streefl
canal and Customhouse streets, in the W
tTict of this city, on FRIDAY Il
Y, 1869, at Il o'clock, M, the following \
property, to wit;
ALL AND SINGULAR FIVE CERTAuf
OF ground, together with the buildlns AMI
ments thereon, situated in the subuhSaua|
First District of this city, New Orleans h N
comprised within Tchoupitoulas, -
Thomas and Suzette streets, and desirsl
plumbers l, 2, 3, land on q plan drawnNkI
hansen, architect and surveyor.
Which said lots adjoin each other N
each twenty five feet six inches and ten L
on said Benjamin street by depth betvsi|
lines OF eighty seven feet seven inches, al u
measure.
Being the same property purchased n.
Hubbard from Frances M. Fisk and ChrI
stot es per act passed before the late
MArke, then notary public in this city I
second day of February, Is45.
seized IN the ABOVE suit
Terms-OAsn on tine SPOT
THOMAS L. MAXvl
deal 26 jail Sheriff of the Parish Of 4
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Steamship Agnes, Wilson, for Galveston
British schooner Three Sisters, Henderson for Rua.
Steamer ] jackson, Walker, for Mobile
Steamer Indiana, Neal, for Louisville
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squares ! mo. 2 mos smos. mos. u po'

Monthly advertisements, inserted every other day
% be charged two-thirds the above rates.
Second page monthly Advertisements, each square
$40 per month.
Transient advertisements, having the run Of the
paper hrst insertion 81 30 per square; each subss
ton 81 80 per square.
Advertisements inserted at intervals to be charged
a. new each insertion.
Regular advertsers who advertise largely, will be
allowed such discount from above named transient
rGtes may be agreed upon; provided, that in no
case shall such discount exceed twenty-five per
aant-
All business notices OF advertisements to be
charged twenty cents per line each insertion.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
"a published every Saturday morning. Subscrip-
Hon Sc per Annum, in sdvance halfyearly and quar-
terly, came rates. Single copies ten cents.
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Steam shlP UoTtes Nelson, from New York 18th inst,
Ship Thomss Harvard. Strickland, l6 DAYS from
Philadelphia. 70 g A Eosdck Zoo -
BARK Sea Eagle, gosee. 20 days from New York in
ballast, 70 II K Woodhouse &co-- ~ = =
Schooner Maggie Gray, Pilsbury. from Havre,
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RUAfAN ISLAND-Schooner Three Eistars--in
bbls flour bbs beef bbls pork 5000 shingles
81 900 feet lumber 10 bbs whisky bbs molassss 81 90
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pasaBna:Fjss ARKTYEp.

Per stsamshlp Biss-7s-Froia New York: d "
gnAyids5n. Klfs Ksnns5. Macs Glars I Dsmrrine.
a Roops, A b BfatisF, Mrs \ hoEeaausr, v d
iron Havana. y " Perkins, Miss I Howard Ms,
E3llIs 1fhih 81 ~ hrQ|a : = cah4l1R,1 a Inessss
l sGnsEstsbs1 Pes=aail : cI'sssSiii'E 1870
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oNpANp

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BATS Of Mi
A CEHAs.
lmos MRso
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DRDAY, l
the Maso
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an ordero
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NY. No. -
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at No. ans
Market. I
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MONTH
NJ. Montgd
aRSDAY, Dl
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General Assol
such as
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MB-OAsbt
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Marine Intelligence.
STEAMERS LEAVING TO-DAY.

Cincinnati. ...... EMPIRE, Carroll 5P. NJ.
Cincinnati. ...... ALASKA. Cakes, 5 p NJ.
st. Louis. wv. r. ARTHUR, Garter, SPA
ouachita River. CoRNELiA, Blanks, 5P.N.
Ouachita River. CARRIE POOLE, Withers 5P,M
Red River. ..... .LIzzE HOPKINS Roots, S N.
Red River. $500. NATIONAL, Sinnott, 6P.M
Red River, GLIDE, Muse. 5P. M.
Mobile. BOAT. 4P. M-Cars
Alabama River. ..LUCRETIA, Davis 4 Nm Basin
Leaving To- Morrow
New York .LoDoNA, Hovey, sP NJ.
Boston. ..,.,..... ORIENTAL, Paine 6P, NJ
Galveston. CLINTON. Beckett, PM
Cincinnati. $500. RICHMOND, Neal, 5 P. NJ.
Memphis. MISSISSIPPI Green, 5P.M
Bayou Sara, B. l.. HODGE No. Q, Baranoo, 8 NJ
Arkansas River. IMPORTER, Williams, S Pm
0pelousas. .....ANNIR WAGLEY, Burton, s p NJ
Opelousas. ........J. G. BLACKBOARD. Pickett, p NJ
Red River. .AITTIE STEPHENS. Kellogg, SPIN
ouachits River. Gov. ALLEN Tobin p NJ
hatcher. WILD WAGNER, Richardson 6P n
Mobile MAIL BOAT, p. M-Cars
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o. 8. MARSHAL'S MONT

Wakemen and @peArlnR VI. a,
James kliza, Her Tackle, eta
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT n
A. for the District of Louisiana, No. 992a y
dieuce to an admiralty warrant To M
in the above entitled suit have seized !.
into my possesalon- gt..s ~
The Schooner JAMES ELIZA, her a.,
COW ibeled by Waterman and Spearins
causes set forth IN the libel now pepds.
District Court Of the United States
And l do hereby cite and admonish III. i.
owners thereof, and all and every person ~
having or pretending to have any right. N.
terest in or to the same, to be and appe,s1
trict Court Of the United States for n.
aforesaid, to be holden at the city of NeS
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from
hereof, to show cause, if any they have 4, n
the said schooner should NOT be condemr.1
sold agreeably to the prayer OF libelanis
United States MarshaPs Office, Nes
twsnty'first day Of December. 1858.
ANo. l64-de222 % ials
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John Mack Maurice O'BrIen al
vs.the steamboat Bismarck, her TacEIl
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRIord
i for the District Of Louisiana, No, n
dienee to an admiralty warrant to ml6J
my possession
The Steamboat BISMARCK, her TacH,
libeled by John Mack Maurice o. Brien y,
for the causes set forth in the libel pa~
in the District Court of the United StatAs
And do hereby cite and admonlst ~
owners thereof, and all and every persoa !,
having or pretending to have any right N
tereat In or to the same, To be and anna,
trict Court Of the United States. for N.
Aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New d,
or before the THIRD MONDAY from
hereof, to show cause, II any they have or
the said steamboat should not be condemn,
sold agreeably to TIE prayer of lihelants.
United States MarshAps Once, New
ixteenth day of December, 1aee
ANo. l3s-de17 g 29ia2
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OEFIOE OF THE DAILY REPUBLIoAN. /,
Tuesday, December %, lses
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CITY coUNcIL--oFFIcIAL.
hoard OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN

CITY HALL, NEW ORLEANS,
December Is. 1868,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-10-07
Our Jndioial Ticket.

Hon. JOSEPH B. MCENALLY having
been nominated by acclamation, by the Re-
publican mass meeting on Wednes day eve
ming last for President Judge of this dis
trict, We place his name at cur mast head
this week. Judge McEnally is a man OF
good education, fine talents, close applica
ton, excellent executive ability. and honest
and efficient in the discharge of any trust
contided to him. As judge he has, in the
short time he has occupied the Bench, won
the universal esteem and praise of those
who had business to transact in the courts
of this, and the other counties Of the dis
trict. He seems to te perfectly at ease in
whatever position he is placed. In the
language of our neighbor Goodlander, Tho
sudden transfer Of the new Judge from
the Bar to the Bench does not seem to
discommode him in the least. He mani.
tests tact and executive ability in dispatch
ing public business equal to any of his
predecessors. This commentator, at
the hands of a member of the opposite par
ty, alone speaks volumes in favor of Judge
McEnaly, and is we'll worthy the care fuI
and serious consideration of both Demo
Gratis and Republicans in this county-not
from party stand point, but in view of the
great benefit that would result to the tax.
payers of the county BY having the Presi-
dent Judge residing in our midst.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-10-07
To Democrats and Republicans.

The people of Clearfeld county should
bear in mind, that the President Judge Is
elected for ten years, and hence his election
can have little or no bearing in determining
the political complexion of this county, or of
the district. In fact, the election of a Pres
ident Judge ought not to be mixed up with
politics He is the servant of the whole
people, not Of party. and should be Tree
; and indeper dent of all party influences His
election should be based upon local adVan-
tages. alone. You may ask: is any bene6,
or advantage to be derived by having the
Judge reside in this county? Certainly
Court would begin on Monday instead of
Tuesday. as was the ease most of the time.
in the past The wages of Jurors, Justices
of the Peace, Constables and Tip<taves. for
that one day while they would I've lying idle
as heretoforel amounts to about t,ro hun
dred doll rrsi You would save that sum
every court, besides what it costs you for
boarding. loss of time, ETC., while awaiting
the arrival OF the Judge. We think these
facts should be sufficient to induce every
man in the couniy-Democrat and Republi
can--to vote for Mr. NJ Enally on Tuesday
next. and by his election secure this reduc
tion in the current expenses of the county,
and of the people. Let all give this subject
a serious and candid consideration before
they vote next Tuesday