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KEEP THEM BEFORETHEPEOPLE.
Grants Letter of BlRlrss Letter TO
Acceptance. RrOndhead,

-
If elected to the There is but one
Office of Presidentlway to restore the
of the United Government and Con-
States, it will belstitution, and that is
nv endeavor to ad. for the President elect
minister all the lawsto declare these Ire
in good faith, with construction acts
economy, and with null and void, compel
the view of having the army to undo its
peace. quiet, and pro usurpations at the
lection everywhere. South, dispense the
In times like thecarpet.bag State Gov
present, it is impos- ernments, allow the
sible, or at least EN- white people 10 organ
inently improper toIize their own govern
lay down a pol ments and elect Sena-
icy to be adhered tors and Representa-.
70, right or wrong, tives. The House OF
through an admins Representative will
trstion of four years. contain q majority of
New political issues, Democrats from the
not foreseen, are con. North, and they will
stsntly arising the admit the Representa-
views of the public tives elected by the
on old ones are con- white people OF the
stantly changing. South; and, with the
and a purely ad' cooperation of the
ministrative officer President, it will not
should always be left be difficult to compel
free to execute thelthe Senate to submit
will of the people. once more to the OBJ
always have respect legations of the Con-
ed that will and al-stitution
ways shall. Peace l repeat that this is
and universal pros. the real and only
perity-its sequence-iquestion that should
with economy of ad- be allowed to control
ministration, willIus.
tighten the burden of FRANK P. BLAIR.
taxation, while it con.
stantly reduces the
national debt. Let
Us have peace.
U. s. GRANT.
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The following are the returns of regis
tration made to the Board up to noon to-
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--. MAYoRALTY OF NEW oil
City Han. September d
No. 104S-NeW Series.
Resolved, That the Controller be and he
authorized, after five days notice in the Cd
nal, 20 adjudieate to the lowest bidder OIL
contracts for cleaning of the paved and
streets Of the Seventh. Eighth and NintnI
the city for two years. the WORK to be dond
accordance With plans and Specifications
the Office OF the Street Commissioner,
(Ssgned ALFRED kEARNN
President Board Assistant All
lSigned) THOMAS MARKEYl
President Board All
Approved September 80, 1868.
Signed JOHN r. CONWAYl
A true copy: E.
JOIN W OVERALL, Secretary
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CONSTABLR,S Sal

=. RIekert rs. w. Aanders-NoI
CEooND JUSTICES COURT, PAL
- Orleans by virtue OF an alias wi
facias to me directed by the Honorable
ley, Second Justice of the Peace for III
Orleans, 1 will proceed to sell at public ]
FRIDAY, the ninth day Of October, lsa
O'Clock M, corner of Rousseau and 81
streets, the following described property ,
The CONTENTS Of one Grocery Stofl
lot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-CEsh in United States Treasury
j. w. QUINN, Os
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OFFICIAL NOTICES..


mAIORhLIN OF NEW TN
City Hall, Septemb Der a
-r. .s No. l05l-New Series.
Resolved, That the Mayor, Controller, al
urer cause 10 be manufactured an instrunl
which city bills may be stamped SO as to bsl
est from date of issuance at the rate of N
cent per annum, for two years, payable 81
ally in greenbacks. Said stamp shall be n
and no others, and every such bill hereafte,l
shall receive the signature of the Contrl
Treasurer 1eross it. And thatit- shall be
OF both the Treasurer and Controller to keel
Of the dates, numbers and denomina ticn
and every note thuspaid out.
tsigneuy ALFRED KEARNYl
President Board Assistant A n
tSigneb THOMAS MARKEYl
President Board AID
Approved September q. 1853
tSigneD JOHN X. CONWAY
/ A true copy. .
JOHN W OVERALL, Secretary.
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ETAT DE la LOUISA!
CINQUIEME CoUR DE DISTRICT DI
RoISSE DORLRANS-No xl
F. W. Sander Contre ses CreA

II w HWNucE OVugTC SCI OFeh
A Wis EST DONNIE AUX CREANC
IA pstitionaire qu'une assemblies des Z
ciers aura lieu au bureau de William Shi
taire Pablo, le LUNDI, douze octobre
heures du matin, effet de prendre en-
ton la demande en- attermoiement du
tionaire. Dams Pintervalle toutcs prooei
ciaires contre so persanne ct ses bisns 80
dues.
Par ordre de Ia Cour, Nouvelle Orleans
bre ls6s. LOUIS Pow
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f. RIekert vs.. w. sauders-N

f. RIekert VS.. w. sanders-No.
nEUXIEME JUSTICE DE PAIX, n
a moi adresse par L honorable A. SheileyI
Justice de PAX dams ell pour Ia paroisse q
Observation-Disclosures publiagc, VENDREDH
jour d'octobre 1867, d midi. i l'encoignus
Rousseau ct st. andre, de Ia propriet6
critic, a savoir:
lie, O0NTENU dune Groeerie ct
MEUBLES.
Saisis dams l'affaire ei-dessus intitulesi
Oonoitions-Co DptRnt en- billets du |,
Et6tE-Unis.
SEES Oc57 j. W. QUINN. d
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Let every loyal man who would save the
country from rebel rule go forward
promptly and register.
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MAYoRALrY or NEW ORLEANS. i
City Hall. October 3, 1859

MAyoRkITY OF NEW ORLEANS. !
City Hall. October 3, lses.
No. l050-New Series.
Resolved That the Mayor be and he Is hereby
Authorized 70 enter into contract with Joseph n.
Howell Tor the extension OF Ninth Street Market,
Fourth District In accordance with plans and speci.
hcations Of the City Surveyor, and in accordance
with the adjudication made By the City Controller
(EignedD THOMAh MARKHT
President Board Aldermen.
OsiRnoD ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board A seistant Aldermen.
AppfoYed October 3 lee8 II
ssisns6 JOHN R CONWAY. Mayor
JoEa W. ovxaALI, Secretary. Oosbt
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LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF LOUIsIAN
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE q
Uk ORLEANS-No. Sc.

F. w. Sander vs.. His Creditor
Respite.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN creditors OF the above named petit
and appear before VIM. Shannon, Notary
MONDAY, the twelfth day of October,
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of takin
sideration the application of said petit
respite, and that in the meantime all il
,eedings against his person and property
By order OF COURT, New OTleans. Sep
lS6s. LOUIS R0V
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Margaret H1itz, Wife of [
Rath, vs.. Her Husband-No. col
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA-Eil
i trict Court for the parish Of Orleans
certify that on the seventeenth daJ
1868, Judgment was rendered in this q
following entitled suit in the words
following to.wit:
Margaret Hintz, Wife OF Christian RI
Husband, No 20 i99- motion Of p
attorney for the plaintiff in this cause
ducing TO the court due proof Of her d
court considering the law and evidence 10
Of plaintiff
II is adiudged and decreed that the is
default herein entered on the eleventh
now confirmed; that plaintiff, Margaret
Judgment against defendant, Christian
husband, decreeinR q separation OF propH
the said parties and dissolution of the
of acqussts ard gains existing between
plaintiff 70 have the sole management ar
tration Of her personal and parapherri
and defendant 10 pay the costs OF this sui
Judgment rendered June II. 1865.
Judgment signed June ., ls6e.
Signed CHAS. LEA UNION
In tie timonv whereof have hereunto 4
and affixed the seal of the said court, 81
New Orleans, on this twenty fourth day
the year of our Lord one thousand Gig
and sixty eight. and the ninety.second
Independence of the United States.
A. D. BERNOr
oco St. Dep
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A cADEAGx OF MUSIC. a,s,u
LDING q BID WELL,
sPrOprietors and Managsrs 9

- cADEAGY OF MUSIC a'ss-1l
sPALDING- q B1Dw WELL,
W sPrOprietors and Managers. g
- -
Sunday, October A, 1865.
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY NOON
Professor HAsELMAYER, the Great Magician, in
his famous and wonderful feats of Prestidigits.
tion, Legerdernains and Neoromantlc Illusions.
Introducing his wonderful Musical Instrument,
the STYLOCARFI8; also, the performing Ca
nary Birds, sixteen in number, and the marvel.
@P7ous Goblin Drum.
Change Of Programme every night oct
VARIETIES THEATRE.
W, R, FLoY D. ............... Lessee and Manager.
VINING BOWERS .........,... Stage Manager
This elegant and popular establishment will open
for the regular Fall and Winter Season of 1873 and
1865, with an
ENTIRELY NEW COMPANY
FIRsT-CLASs DRAMATIC AND MgsICAL
ARTIhTES,
Carefully selected from the Principal Theatres in
the United States. on
Thursday Evening, October 9, 1865,
The initial performance will consist of NEW
COMEDY, in three acts. by Dion Boucicault
entitled
VANITY FAIR
Followed by TERPStCHOREAN BEAUTIES,
illustrated By the bewildering young DAnseuse,
Nile THERESA, her first appearance in this cts
Concluding with an amusing atter-piece, called
THE BONNIE FISH.wIIE,
An entertainment involving the choice ability Of
this most talented company
SPECIAL NOTICE
In Difference to the public sentiment and out of
consideration for the arduous labors of the company
every other night in the week, the management
nrOnces that hereafter dramatic performance
wilt take place at this theatre Sunday evening.
The SATURDAY. MRhnees rendered so popular here
last season. will be continued for the special amuse
ment and accommodation of ladies and children.
The box Office open from 9 A NJ. TO p. n. daily.
49,
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THE AUDITORS OFFICE

Is located corner Cont and Royal, old State
Bank: entrance on Cont, up Stairs aus
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WHEREAS B. r. NEwHALL. OF Nd
w and district aforesaid, daily declared
under the act Of Congress OF March 2, lsS1
day fled in sad Court a petition praying
charge and certificate thereof from All
and other claims provAble under said &C
Notice is therefore given TO all creditorl
proved their debts, and to all other ps,
terest, that the sixteenth day of Novembsd
A. NJ, is assigned for the hearing Of the
cause, if any they have, why the prayer
petition should not be granted
Clerks Office, New Orleans, July II, 1855
iJ25 SEQ oe23 K. LOEW, Dept.
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CONTROLLERS OFYIcF, C1TY HALL. /
New Orleans, October ?, 1895, :
Notice Is hereby given that the Uontroer will at
this office on TUESDAY. October l3 1868, at noon,
adjudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders the above
H. o. LANDRY,
oc2l0t Controller.
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. October ), ls6s.
No. 1049-New Series.
Resolved, That the City Surveyor be and he is
hereby authorised to have paved the sidewalks in
the rear Of ST. Bernard Market provided the cost Of
said work shall not exceed dve hundred $500 dol
lars.
(Sigued1 THOMAS MARKEY
President board Aldermen,
(Signedl ALFRED kEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen
Approved Ocsobsr 9, 1879.
tsisned JOHN R. CONWAY. Mayor.
joss VI. OVERALL, Secretary. Oes5
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Cry HALL,
New Orleans October 2 1855
Notice is hereby given that the Controller will a.
his office, on TUESDAY, October 10, 1863, at noon,
adJudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders the
above contract as per specifications.
oc2 lot j. y. LANDRY, Controller.
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sunday, October 4. 1ees.

This elegant and popular establishment will open
for the regular Fall and Winter Season of 1873 and
1869, with an ...
ENTIRELY NEW COMPANY
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DISTRICT 90 URT Of THE
STATES.
FOB THE DISTRICT OF LOUIS
In Bankruptcy-No. IL.

IN THE MATTER OF B. b M
Bankrupt
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24
The National Republican CeavcE'
lien.

fhc mnd,rsig ned continuing tho National
Committee, designated ny the Convention held
az BALTIMORE, on the sth oi June, 1854, do APP
point tn at "a Convention of the Union Rcpobi-
can party be hes st the city Of Chicago, Illinois.
on h-~inesiny. the 2oih day of May next at
I. o'clock m, Tor the purpose q nominating
candidates for the osfccs Of PrexieeAt aad Vice.
President Of the United States.
oh State In the United Statcs is authorized
TO be- represented ia sa,d Convention by a num-
her OF delegates "a aal Ia twice the nunber Of
SENATORS and Representatives 10 which such
state il entitled to in the National Congress.
Nc invite the co~ope-s,icn Of all citizens who
reis6ce thu, cur grca, civil war has happily ter
minated in the discontinue of the rebellion I:
~Ao would bold fast the unity and integrity Of
The Repebls~ asa maintain its paramount right
tn defend Is the pt;ermost ats existence ~he Their
impcrilEed by &c ret conspiracy or armed force I:
who are in favor Of an economical administra-
ton Of the public esrtn dituTes Of the complete
extirpasion of the principles and policy If sla-
very and o: the speedy reorganization Of those
States whose governments were destroyed by
he rebellion, and the permanent restoration 10
their proper prsetical relations with The United
states IN accordance with the true principles Of
republican government.
MARCUS T.. WARD, Of New Jersey, Charm m.
JOHN II. DHfREES, of Indiana, Secretary
5chn h. Clark, y. H., c. l.. Robinson, Florida,
sam r. Hassev. Ne. :. Judd. Wisconsin,
A. Il. Gardner. VI, Horsce Greeley, N. r.
TIA. Ciaasu. Mass. IL II. Starkwesther, Con.
= A. Purveraost, Pa, n. II. CowAn, Ohio.
J 8 POWER. Team, Thre. Simpson, MINI,
ID G. Coke. Illinois. Newton Edmunis, na-
AIarsh Gidiings, Mich. kctah,
y. T. S,uhAs Iewa, =. 5, Gccatoc. n. c.,
A. W. Campbell, W. va..Thcs. g. Turner. K. T..
VI. W Hoffman,. Ind, SAINT Crawford. kansas
y. Il. Smi,hers. Eel. :. j. Bowen, y. c.,
:. J, Iswing Va, J. T. Chasee, Colorado.
N rovs M;ss.esi
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24

The Philadelphia Bulletin has =
very suggestive article on the causes
which make city grow. There are
many causes that arc beyond the
control of the citizens, such IS natural
increase. advantages Of siinaiiou.
communication. or prodac ion ; bu, j,
Is contended that the character which
its inhabitants give to city has vast
" more to do with It's growth than all
other causes put together. In other
words, the public spirit of the citizen
determines the growth Of a city. \
city attracts population when 1t is
free from debt. and living therefore
comparatively cheap, and when, from
its many opportunities for instruction,
rational amusements, sud healthful
rccrea,ions, it becomes desirable
place to live in. There is q constant
tendency among those who have ac-
ouired competency this country to
drift toward the cities, and especially
20 the cities which furnish the most
facilities for living cultivated ard
pleasant life. In this view, il is seen
that the public spirit which invests .
city With tige churches, parks, raiion'
al and refined amusements, fpubic
schools, art galleries, concert halls.
public libraries, etc, is in reality a
mes. common sense business spirit.
The more public Improvements Of
this SOFT We have the more certainly
will We draw TO our city au increase
of permanent residents. Money in
vested in these enterprises will soou
be amply repaid in the growth Of the
city, and the growth ofihe city means
the prosperity o. the inhabitants.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24

their action. The main thing, frs, al
all, is to have the route graded. AT
Anamosa and Independence the road
will connect with other roads already
built, and must, IN the nature Of things
and by the laws growth. extend on
ward north and south. \ shor, link
between Anamosa and the Chicago
North.western will connect it, in near
ly straight line, with the Museaiine
road.-~lt may operate independent
and alone, or it may SO connec; as to
form single line ofrailroad one huu-
drcd miles in length. Niewiti in what
ever way we may, it is clear that the
road viii be OF vast Importance to the
counties through which it passes.
That is fac. that no one can gain
say, for no rair BAD ever injured any
place bat, on the contrary, every road
built has been benefit to the commu-
mites living within reach of its in
fuence.
The organization is complete. and
now let every man along the line aid
it steadily, persistently and to the
best of his ability until the work is
done and the road is in operation.
Ii may require one, two. or perhaps
more years as has been the case with
most roads, but be Sure that no road
is built without effort, and tina, the
gods always help those who help
themselves. Eureka, 9tR.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24
To PASSENGERS GOING EAST,
Great Reduction Of Fare ria the
Michigan Southern aad Lake Shore
Route.

We call the attention Of our read
ers to the announcement of great
reduction of fare from Chicago to
New York and Boston, ria the Michi-
gan Southern and Lake Shore Rail-
roads. In the present instance, as has
hitherto been the case, this line is the
first to give its patrons the benefit of
the very lowest rates, while its ac-
ommodations remain such as to cnti-
tie it to the first choice.
Three trains pass over the route dali
ly each way between Chicago and
New York. These all make close
connections at Toledo, Dnnkirk and
Buffalo-;here being no ferries-trans-
fers being made in union depots, and
the trains, which are links in a
through line, aceommod ating them
selves 70 oae another. The highest
comfort, as well as the utmost dis
patch, is secured. For example /;
passengers leaving Chicago at A.
NJ, can, II they wish to enjoy perfect
repose en- route, or to travel in privacy
with their families or friends, take
drawing-room car, (which the Michi-
gan Southern line was the first 10 in
,roduce,) being transferred At Cleye-
land, without confusion or expense, to
an equally elegant sleeping-room ear,
and at Rochester resuning the draw
ing.room car on the New York Cen
trail. At Dunkirk, however, they
have choice Of routes, connecting
there Tor at Butfalc,) with the Erie
board gauge line. The train which
leaves Chicago at $50 P. NJ, has
sleeping cars attached, to Cleveland,
at which place passengers take CON-
Portable and elegant day cars. with
the same choice of routes as before.
This train, reaching Toledo ria the
"Air Line is the fayorite fast train,
reaching New York q, o'clock on
the second morning.
In general those who wish to avoid
the inconvenience and not infrequent
DELAYS of the North Shore route, and
to enjoy the highest comfort of tavel.
aud the attentions OF courteous Off
cials, should take this popular route,
on which we eaid at the beginning.
they will enjoy the earliest advantage
Of low rates Of fare.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24

Other parts three stories hugh above the
easements. Tho walls arr 81 srli3 cut stone
masonry. aud are GNcd oa the inner side
With hrieS. gte rHotis constructed Of heavy
galvanized ir0a. IN the eentral bai ding.
which is 9ox6e feet and four stories high
are the pahlic offices OF the Superintendent
and his assistants, and the private rooms Of
oil resident officers. II has lso q r0,aaia,
iaX5I feet. Niadiog around IN which a
splendid double stairway runs TO the top.
Above rises stately tower, The TOP q: which
ia 10. feet from tbs ground. The SIX wings,
three on ether side, are for tho speei>| use
Of patients. ara ARE each respectively IA.
l5l and Isl fec; in length by - in width,
all three stories high above the Easements.
These are agreoahly diversified by bay
windows, proieciions and reeesSes. The
front OF the bailding is 81 feet long, and
with its towering walls Of smoothly chislej
limestone. presents an appearance OF com
mauding s,a,eliness ana beauty. Two Gu.
polas rise 30 feet from the ground ever the
wings aud serve practical use as yeniils>
tors as we'll AS ornaments. At the cxtreml-
" ct these wings are retarn wings, each l3l
feet deep hv 20 feet wide. giving the strac>
;ure its qna6rangular form. la addition 10
these there Is one central wing, extending
from the rear Of the central building. Us
fee, deep. ond three stories high. In the
basement aid first stories Of this wing, are
the kitchen, bakery, ainaing rooms, and
general s,orehoases. The ehapel-a beau>
tiful auditorium 3sX5o with a so'feet cell.
inr. is situated in the second and third sto>
ries q. this same angle.
In order TO
GUARD AGAINST FIRE
complete arrangements have been made. In
each story Of the lateral winrs,-where pa
tents have their apartments, are placed and
always kept, 40 feet--or in the aggregate
7ao fse;--of water hose. permanently ats
taehei to the water pipes. TO subdue fire in
case or its occurrence. and the same
purpose six iron stream pipes open into the
a;,ics a, various points
In order tha, the resdcr may gain seine
idea in regard TO
the INTERNAL SUBDIVISIONS
we will state ,ha, there are in the lateral
wings alone go single rooms for patients,
each Sxla feet; Is associated dormitories.
each lsx20; Is parlors. l2xll2; "a baths
ing rooms "a waslsrooms, with enamcled
iron siaks, and IS clothes oloss.s or wards
robes.
EIGrRlSss AND ITEMS.
Ia the whole establishment there are l25
rooms, great and small. exclusive of those
in the basement. The hailding contains
l.leo windows, and 900 doors. A walk
around the outside walls, following the an
giles. lacks cn'y some forty feet of being
mile; and walk over all its halls, is
mile and half in length. II required l2o,.
Geo square feet Of galvanized iron sheeting
to cover the roof In the basement Is
railroad one third of a mile in length which
BY the way, Frsnk Ha.ton, of the Journal
claims as the " first street railway in Iowa''l
with iron rail. upon which hand car car
RES the food from the kitchen to the dnmb>
walters which deliver it 10 the dinning.rooms
above.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-24
Repub!ican State Convention.

The Twelfth Annual Republican State Con-
vsn,ien If lows viii he held at nes Moine. en-
Thursday. the fth day Of Msy, 1865. a; ten
o'e,ock A. r.. for The rg-rose os nesninatin :
feer delegates ut barge se@ ,selve district dele
gates 10 represent the State os Iowa IN the Ma
iicaal Republican Convention, to nee; at Chi
cage on the 2eih dag Of Nay, ls6s. Also i've
electors at large and six district electors for
Precedent and Wee President &C the United
States. Also candidates for State officers 70 he
shosen ct the next general election.
The ratio of rep-escntsun viii he one delegate
for ssrh organised county in the State, ana in
addition thereto cue delegate for every two
t.narei votes or fFsetiou ever one hundred
cast for samuel Merrill fgr q overnor at the last
general electicn. All voters ~hc supported the
n.min-.- and principles o. the Republican party
q. the last general election, or sincerely re
pcn,ant for not having done 50. are cordially
,evited To take par; in ssneing delegates 10 this
Convention.
~ order Vi ,As Esssstlseaa Stare ceas. Co.'s.
z q MORSE rsrsra.