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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-06
w JOHN e. DOHERTY,

m JOHN e. DOHERTY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
S22 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SPoTswooD HOTEL,
has received an excellent assortment Of CLOTHS,
CASSIAfERES, COATINGS, and vESTINGS. for
his spring trade and will during the season receive
all the novelties imported or manufactured in this
country as fast as introduced. Call and examine
the stock. apLsm
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

TINE GERMAN MINERAL SPRINGS
SALTS Of the Kisscngen Vichy, and Carlsbad
Springs so prepared that one may at moments
notice have glass of water equal in effect to that
drunk at the spring, and much better than is had
In using the transported water. and at q cheap
rate. MEADE & BAKER,
lea Apothecaries, 0l9 Main street.
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COTCH PIG IRON-SCOTCH PIG
y IRON-for sale In lots to suit consumers.
r. +. BLANkENSHIP,
nv l3-1fn Commercial gent.
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HARDWARE.

pOLTING CLOTH, BEST ANKER
ID BRANDING have in store all numbers Of
q full stock OF BUILDERS AND FARMERS
HARDWARE, to which we invite the city and
country trade. wholesale and retail; KILLING
and WEDDING HOES GRAIN and G. RASS
BLADES, NAILS, ROPE, BLACKSAlITHS'
TOOLS, &C., &C.
WATKINS, COTTRELL & CO..
NV 25-1m 1907 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-06

THE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-06

INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL CHARTER, 1857.
Home Office I2l4 Main street, Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-06

Number Of policies issued, !, osLinsuring D. ss7,-
2OO-one claim S. 900. Showing the largest average
of policies of any American company, and success
that is unparalleled In the first fiscal wear.
Issues all kinds of non-forfeiting LIE and EN-
DOWMENT POLICIES. and also POLICIES
upon RETURN PREMIUM PLANS.
NO RESTRICTION OF TRAVEL OR RESI-
DENCE
In any part of North America north of the south
ern cape Of Florida or In Europe, at any season OF
the year. =.- '-f#"#-#
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ITO PHYSICIANS SOMETHING NEW
Il AND yALUABLE-"PREPAR SINA-
PISM,, or READY.SPREAD MUSTARD PLhS-
TER: warranted to preserve It's strength In any
climate unimpaired, and sold at very moderate
price by
leg 9l9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-06

NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE
IN COMPANY OF NEW YORK offers the most
favorable terms for insurance. Registered policies
issued secured by the State Of New York. NO re-
pics and no extra charge for chsnge or occupa-
lion. One-third Of the premium loaned without Ia
king note. Thirty days. grace given on al pay
meIts, Peculiar advantages offered TO army and
nA'' WRITER'S q MEADE,
General Agents.
once No. 1902, corner of Main and Tenth streets.
DR.. JOHN G.. SHELTON, Medical Examiner.
my 8-3m
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NOTICE.-The following gentlemen are with mi
as statesmen, and would be pleased to see thei
friends and the public in general Ritter G.. Care
George Swabacher, George P. Bagby, William
Gordon, and Jonas Weinberg.
my 80 JULIUS SfCLE, 9l3 Main street.
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Don't buy anywhere till you look at that large
and well-assorted stock of every description OF
GOODS atJULIUs sYCLE's, sla Main street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth.
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TAW NSKIN AND FELT CORN
SHIELDS-to cure the most obdurate hard
cOrns-for sale by .s.r
p. E. DUPUY. Apothecary,
mveo 427 Broad street.
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ROARDING AND LODGING,

m r. 4 t.
i jeEgu&sina
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-06

CUGAR-COATED PILLS.-The attention
Of SUGAR-COATED PILLS and GRANULES.
Ihave in store the most complete assortment In the
CITY from the best manufacturers. which can sell
at manufacturers prices. Catalogues and price
lists furnished on application. JOHN w. RI
SON. Apothecary and Druggist, corner Main and
Third streets Richmond, Va. my1
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Guarantee capital .SI3al 900
income 10 1st April isss iiscai Year, 2o7,OO
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T EWIS'S PURE LEAD, RESURGAM
IL LEAD, PURE ZINC, and COL ORS Of every
variety, just received and for sale at lowest mar
ket rates by X. W. POW EkS,
myoT No. 1905 Main street.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-25
&ebaetenr F.: &usem 8. @brbarot.
So. II

relelben fein, febr oft ,pirc tal llelte burh
&rdnfli6feit, rl,r@ unbequemes Anliez
scn Der Rletoer, rurd cine 9fancl pber
purd lln9esiefer peranlabt: es 1T oabsr
&prlldt oaF man bei anbaltencsm, befz
tisem @dreien ras &ino gang entflei>
ott, Inn bic llr@ade telelben su srfabren.
Sei Nei,en uno S9reien ibrss Sdua@
liu9s lolIte jere Mutter benten, baB oas
Sinh fd iber einen 8ebler unr Mans
9el leiner @artun9 unb Yfe9e befla9s
uno fe 1pute na9fprihen ,rie bielcE
6ebler ccer Mansel ;u bste1 ieI orsr
i'm bsben. ,.
Die Gineer fGnnen aus ieM Derldiez
eenen llrla6en peineu poer idreieu.
Sic t1nnen a) ldreien iiter dubern
g DINER, /. 9. iiber cen Sdmers
|oes Oallene. 9}t6te 1T alaIeoann
lddelider als bic weide> mttleiz
cenpe Mutterltimme. u6pppas"
1T fiu alsrann gut gu aebrandsrtss
Nort b Sie f5nnen weinen 1ber umz
npbl|c;n Rranfbett. uno 81 1T Die MIL
BE- uno Observation-Disclosures am red@
ten Orte> ndmlid am &ranfenla9er.
! cl sir f5nnen S9reien aus 6 iAen~
| I Ii II, um turd ibr Neinen unc
Shreien et,pos vpn zen Gltern III er@
loa9sn. l.,
"a 1T 9itb!;u9sben am 2*efsu. d
Sit f5nnen meinen iber cenSerlu t
iraenb cine g a1e uno oa biift
cas Auitraaen ir9enb einea fle|neu Sc
| 1idSiteS.
Iann betpmmen tbre @e>anfen IT.
IAenc cine ancere Ni9tun9 uno fie per2
0eflen Is bolp, 0iele nod 70 otrinae
fusis lbeinenten punfte finc bel Der
GrsietunS srn Bidti9fsit.
0as su felte Ginwtdsln rsr tleincn
Sinner 1T ni9t gut, Gs yerurs
iadt ibner S6mersen, man tann fe
ntdt rein unc troden balten> unc fe
fSnnen ibre Glieter MID, frei teweaen,
weldts roh 70 nptbmenbia 1T gum St.
peibeu, CUR 0elunpbeit nub ,umWo9sz
tbum re5 &6rpere.
Ta5 telte Bettdsn fir Sau9Iinec,
iast Dr. Madsr 1T Yferrcbaarmatra;c
NIT eiuer Barl1r,rpllpefe in sinem 6leh@
tnfrrte. 1ae Wie9en uno S1aufs!n
Der &inper rsnn ea auf cine gan; fanitr
q I 9s1diett> 1T chen nibt iddelid,
pbroM d,1berit ielten npttreuris; Elm
beft Is { 8 Shwin9en binee9en 1T
| ltlr na!';9eili9.
SIC Sinner ipurn nie on casSbauz
feln orsr berumtra9en msldes man
derlei idlimme 6clsen Eat aemDbnt
,rerren. Sinc iie mad, 10 lai1e man
i'e rueis auf ibrem Ypliter l;e1el1 ocer
mall lsbc ftc auf eine am Burtn auesez
trelsste Dede I'M iie ner freien ge,pez
8uns ST iiterlal1en. Sur rarur1 fam
man iid rubi9e itiae &inrer r3ieben
obne Die freie Gnt,ptdluna ibrer &rdfte
,u hemnlen.
IGurtlesuus fplstl
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pprcbation pes 6pbwGrptsien B6Ufs Tbrmas E. @raee)
st. Naul, M>inneipta, gam,ta8 ben 25. 9annar 1868.

Wemule uno me,li9 Dleild. @e'rllr;G
Gier Gbotolare &affee,-- 8ein sarf
man itnen nur 1ebr 1parIan' anp 1elten
rei6en. Nie,poue man eem1elben Bront<
rein prer anrere aeifi9en 0etranfe 9e@
ben. i'5 agI'@1 +I@}F"H ',..l .'.Hd'' 4
Durtb Die seitise 0etrdnfe ,pncen
BE GeiAesttdfte seldwl@t eaeWadss
tbum eeben,mt, eas 9aerseniyitem iiterz
rei&t unp bic Nnlaaei, at sielen&ranf=
bsiten besriinret. @fan fiittere iie nidt
NIT 3udersebdd,- &u@en unc csrartis
sen Ndldereieu iie. .rerren earurd
| ,pei4lih> 9eneiat CUR Sinnli6teit, nerz
lieren bic Gblu,t an hiiglt9fn Speilen
Yerberteu lib ben Ma9en .unr mtreen
| frdnfli1 unc l1mad. = .17 e ri
yo& Yeroerbli9er 1T Der 0etrauh.
{dlafmadeneer IMitteL welde ben Sim
tnrn bsinlieb te;setra@t werren.7 .Sefz
tere Betdutuna unrubi9er, nit Nin<
iieln unterhrobsner ni6t erautdencer,
flanoerS9laf; bartnddtge9eibesYerfopfz
lung auhauence Olei@sdlti9tei,- Mat@
! tisfeit, .blal7e 6arbe ihneuea Ntma9ernL
| Elm MATES ;uriid9ecsbtes Nn9e; Elm
(lanelalncr. oft auolesenper puls Tnp
| fdere 3si'ten FOLDER @er1iftunA mel
! DE ldn9sr fprt9eiegt allmdbli9 ein ldleiz
! 9enpes Uieber unp et11en lan9lamen>
| unpermsirlihen lpo trinot Shlaue
! &inperrarterinuen unc Weiber, relhe
Rincer in tie Arll ushnen, iuhen ftd
/ bdufs cur6 lrlhs MtttsL ,Wemddlids
1feit unc &uts su perlhaf7e1,, Seltf
Mitter iinc oft 9rau1am unr nnoerz
fdnpia oenuN itre Sinner rurh cer@
eleihen Mittel gu oriern, MHeen
pp6. 10 ruff Or. 0fader aus, See!@
1 1oraer in ibrem Nmte pas @e,pii1en fol-
! dcr:Matter unp Wdrtertnnen, telcnrers
aber at9efeimter &pihreiber faufrese'l
! uno lie iiter tbr 1ddnbli6ee, meni6en@
m6rcerilhes 6anneln beIebren! M69en
bic Miitter rp9 enolid einieben> ,reldsr
| I1pcren 9erantpcrtlidfeit lie iih ausz
| leben, lpenn fle ibre Nt1cer ptne un<
ausmeiHltde Nctbwenri9feit in BE
! &rft unc cer 0efabr preis 9eten, serz
pakrlclet rcer lan9lam Ninsemrrret su
lpercen.
Metrere bSdrriptisreis Mare
tuns uno bic paeae ser tlsiner Stnter trtrsf>
jenbe, ale 9eadtuna inatsicneese spn ten
Niittern serbiensnhs Yun!te.
&leine &inrer fpuen INNER friite,
refine suft taten beitaneis trpdsn &C.
balten uno jeoeamal lrtalc fe iid unz
rein 9emaht taten nit lauem {pater
nit flblem @aler jecpd uuter iprsz
fdltt9er Germeipuns elmer Mbftb|un1
wieoer ab9stpaihen unr NIT aumar<
mem Cl,i6t beiten SadsrlD at9etrpdnet
wereen. Die Ndlde lei itet6 trpden,
tpeid 9erplIt uno wsnlsllens anfanes
elwas rurhn1rmt. tg - Il.
Tas Neinbalten per 5aut eurdNaz
lden unp 8apen it sur Oeiuapbeit unp
gum gereihen rer fleinen Sinner ',ptbz
lmenpie.
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Npef7e rno D,ranpfa.
& rfsr Jyerat,

.gyeras, .r'
Gag mein Greunb ,sarum 70 bhss1'
abnf bu nitbts spm Drans ees @sis2
3ur@ bod, tpis i'm BlaltssaaaeT
llns Der iunee gena eradblt.
Sweitsr Srsuus.
ST. nit ttinsm senssenimpez
Brau6' ssrab' iest .ein gssidt.
5as' BEN Qena er I'll eiu @tam>er.
3ablt ct mir bic @1ulten ui4t.
0nttiu,
M6nn9sn, bprg ME pbilome!e
Dar@ bic ftiue Dammeruns iGldst.
JabIft bus, pieibr Qieo bic 6st!s
auf ~ bbtern @pbarsn trasts
@eib9sn, lhau Den Gorbrauesssstd,
Rur adt Sage eSnner Bria,
8iitlt bu 9, tab gang mad hem estte'
Dein poeliid 5ersasn iia3
.''.... Sotter.
Sd beb' ibn, sr mid eeitb<n:
2ur,fr lelser Nustnhlid,
Rubttf su fp @tpnel ptrssben
8 ~ tebre balb snriid!
r --............. @atsr
Rlip unb Hap! ib nil bir's aranussn
Ditl9 une patla ! euDiruf bu! IL
5eute gilt eS nibt ;u {aumens
9to@ Der Mrbeit gilt 81 Stub.
grsfefs..
Meld Elm berrlist perurirsu!
1lnb wie trcden trds(t bus pur!
peibt man has aud beelamirexs
@tse bid une iduu' u,eiu DIR!
eatltr. ...
Man@mal hin i'd aud patSshf&
btute pirb's mir siemli& f@mer:
6lbIe, wer ba.piI pettiia,
ST etr Nase1 eSnsli@ lser.
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Sbne &einli9feit, bic ben &tucer1

%/y'S JNtuA'Syttt1/ y" W" S<">S""
balbe Nabrun9 it, 9epetten fie nidt.
Sc rsin|idcr fie bin9e9en 9ebolten ''rerz:
ben. ceftc munterer unc 9eiuncer fnb
fe. gSir pifen rus ldpn tci per @arz
tuna cer Ibiere, ater niht lelten irr9t
man ,ne4r iiir ras 9sieb> aIs far rie
Sinner neil ra1 Nieb CUR ndbrencen
unc bic &incer ;ur 3ebreupcn &lane &C.
bEreu; pcil pas pferr, eer S@fe bic
Sub einen teitinmten Bertb b baten;
neil man Ie fault uno nerfauft, ,rdbz
reno man bic Sinner umlpnit bat fir
itren llnterbalt lor9en mub, ile ni6t
perfaufen fann, uno ntd't anoer5 als
tur6 ; n lpn ,pieeer los wirb. @ei&
Giaennub uno Gaulbei4 70 trauris. aud.
eiele lletersellsuns IT. liesen msnn
lnan biz Sade 9enau unterlubt siele,l
6anclunsen Der Gltern gum @runre. .--
Giele sew1tnlide &i1eerfranfbeiten taz
ben cine NfiturIa9e on her llnre'nlid'z
felt, unr wercen I'M 0e9entbeil rurd
mebr Scr9falt fir Jsinlibteit serbaz
! tet. gGer einen 8lid in bic &inrerltuz
Zen .but 100 cie &inrer 1dn,usi9enWei@
bern iiterlaNen fnr, ,pirc fd bic Dclz
osn leidt erfldren tSnnen. Die Sinner
befpmnen Nusldld9e oller Art, werosn
blab unc aufaerunlen> frdnfeln unaufz
htrlid ; aber fInnen lie AUDI beiSdmut
LUMP Ndlie> in elmer tumpfen, init zen
unan9enebmlten Tnnfcn erfiillten 2uft
intbren ei9enenMusouni itun9en atbmenp>
9elunp iein =? 0as@alhen unb 9ansll
frmmt oft wpdenlano ni@t spr; bic
0tutter ppsr gSdrterin Seraibt iiber
aneere Gjelhdften eas &ino trpden
su lesen, bic Wdfde gu wedleln bic
Betten 81 liiften. -
| Die armen&inper betpn,nen cine wunrs
robe 6aut leiben an lp9enanntenMitel +
fern, an b1ien Au9en1 an &cpiausldldz
gen. an Der Rrdte unr an anrern efcl@
baiten uebeln.
Die llnreinlidfeit madt sur Nnl1sd@
una en,pfdn9liG, raseaen 9leiulidteit
rpr. t1saltisen &rantbe,ten ldiyt. 9Ser
feline HeinIidfeit teptabtet ld6t cer
sIniteduna alle ,3uaSnse pfen. Die
msii1sn .oauttraufbeiten merrsu tlpg
eurd Manssl an Geiulihfeit fprtse;
pfan;t unp geben rurb 3letoer gSdz
fdr, Settsn ron ei,lem Men19en ,um
ancern iiker.
Gin @prurttsil rercisnt tier nod, oez
riiat gu merpsl. Wlande Gltsrn cie
ipnit itys Sinner siemlid rein balten>
la{1en lie 1T 4ranfbeiten i'm Gdmube
rercerten. A)}an bat cas- YrrurtteiL
rab ea5 gSehisln Der 011de ben fran
fen &incern nidt gut ,lei.-Wie i1aez
lid 1T cisler efelbofte 0ebraud> Ia bic
&inper ibre ei3euen 9luspinitumsen
wieasr eirlau9en Die gDalde> spn un<
reinlihfeiten yerbartert reitt bic .6aut
numb, bdlt cie sluSciinltun9 ;uriid,
permebrt teloarers iolde &rantbeitenl
bic fb su elmer slufl6luns Ger Safte
neiaen, ittr uno fann isltit sius llria9e
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@Araer.


pet pie 1dmsdt tas Blut oer &sbss!
5<rN9 f@dumt ber @eriteniaft' '''
e@Sa biR bu, . Barserletfn;
Bsat 'xn1re 8ireuf&aft.
49, Ausrafer.
Sling Hang Hing unt laet eu@ hnbsn
DAP bet fiinfssbn @ulesn 8nb.
Bss nub stes ia uniern Orintsn
AussebeEert ,perben mub.
J 81. }A u - -
...t IL, fu9 eraxtisam. l
Geb' i4 beips &citnmanssn
E. @eildenausen perlenmunt.
8hbr i@ neiter fsiu 9erlausen
bier wtre mtr ner Simmel Stunt.
d., 80 .Gtmanr.
j Defe Guppe nil ni@ts tauseu:
Raus aam 8sufer nit BEN aram'
N9l .po bat i'd meint ausen,
Ms i'd hid ssm g8eibe nabm!
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Aaeda9ooisfhes,
Autuet,tu,,a

Mntpentun8 :" ~
Dttkraasemetuen @ruubiase.
A. Nuf ben 8brper uno B. auf ben 0alt
oes MenfAen, r.
81. &6rperlihe 9r;iebnne.
Di1tiafeit ber fSrterIi6sn
Gratsbuue.
Nettrlstbe 8t0AnsSmtttel inr sen &6rpsr.
1. . ieQuft.
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GprHebung.)

(trrttesung.)
81 eaa Rtno idon entwSbnt unc iino
f9on bic Sou3dbne berpprsebrpden; 70
n,uB bafelbe feitt 5peilen senieben.
8pr oesn 3reiten Sabre loute man Gem
&inre fetn weif9 sebeu. Die bette
Nabruno fit &inper finp :Brpb, Mild,
Bierluppen pnnne Gleildbrdben> Sbh
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Qeransgeber: 5. y. s9r0oer 4. 80.
" u ftaa at


Sinee, 8rdnaGtu, trie eitb ssiet,
Ereife nur Zen e-bur-Gon
Dab bas qieba barmonil@ fsies.
llnb pir erntsn 8ubm uno xobn.
j. l. h9f.1IjG uI11 fjlll..p.... 70.
.t'.gL2!gGtG. fi9T'iIlQI O. "
gats1 mt&t' a. serne fass1
@ana na@ teinsm 2tbreebpt.
oiDe& g ply mir nii9t stlinse":
I Batter bit's sib mir Bree, .." -.
IT,. 1ga5ito@ srr,,.. a.. .".-
auellen mnrmsln Blatter rauidsa.
s. Dir in srhuen 8u@enlslt:
:, ,Stlis Ibir9etur ,au 'lqpi@sa !
,I.@a stersF, SH' a}r'ii91''nsss'ptl''. ss''t. ~.
s:;s vi; aEggs kk LID ssifzss7f@NtsG. ..s4..aNi...
Il pa,bsn, Roafeur ! Nust su@ tnft~
IL Eraf ben psrrs iaai&t sa bauss orr
3ablt y. ante1 birien 1u@es, Ho
Stsut@ eu@ sie--Quisans. n.
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@er Wamderer.
Sabr9a,,8 1.

estnsss&enblatt fir 6ttliebes sBirteu aas ss'e<"'
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" nprroR.


Together with some dozen others ]
had the pleasure Of attending last
Thursday, dinner-party given by our
old and universally respected citizen,
Capt. Daniel Goss, on the occasion Of
his bath birthday.
I do not remember to have ever Kit
messed o more pleasant assembly of
friends. The dinner, the wine, the
cigars, the music by his accomplished
daughters, and the genuine hospitality
and friendlY feeling which gave these SO
much relish, made the occasion one Of
the happiest of my life and this was
the verdict Of all the guests
A visit by the entire party, after din
ner, to the Capt's monster saw mill,
with its six saws in motion, cutting
logs, 50 wing slabs, edging lumber, and
turning out scantling and pickets, af-
forded us much interest, and impressed
US more than ever with a sense Of the
dignity Of labor This mill is said to-
be one OF the best in America.
After dark the negroes were treated to
The best Of whisky, and each liz turn
gave 2 toast in honor of the day. Some
IF these toasts were decidedly original,
md some of them could not be excelled.
One Of the negroes, named Hender-
on, spoke nearly as follows sLadies
md gentlemen, / am not accustomed to
irving toasts, and you have taken me of
AZ guard (; but I'll do the best / can,
ccording to my mind. Here's health
nd happiness neither riches nor pow
rty, but suficiency Of the good things
/ life TO make it happy. Tip toes and
own she goes up tony lips and down
he slips.
When the party broke up it was with
le unanimous expression Of an earnest
ope that our generous host might Wit
ess many happy returns of his
lrthday anniversary.
CALoAsaEu.
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The Coming Election.

4 ~ Z . 4 4 F
Whether the people of Louiaiana
Will have it So or not, they are ex-
pected to go through the forms and
Will certainly be saddled with fla
expenses of an election. At the
last State election there were GOOD
reasons for declining to vote for
the contest was forced on Tia nao-.
PIE without their consent. and 1in-,
Less a majority of the registered
votes We're cast the election was ~
be regarded AS D nullity. Bat fbese
reasons no longer exist. Congrsss
Dy On amendment Of its previously
amended reconstruction acts Ia.
destroyed all the advantages ~
mastery inactivity III tbs prem
lses, and as an Objectionable con-.
stltution can no longer be Defeated
09y remaining away from the nolls
the attempt must bemade to defeat
It IA some other manner
Illegal and absurd as The pro-.
ceedlng may be regarded vet Con
gTess ~ its wisdom has deter1nin-.
ed that the election for the ratifioa-
hon OF rejection Of the Constitution.
and chat for the choice 81 State
ma local officers under said con.
stltutlon, shall take place an tha.
same day or days. The question
hen arises, can the Conservatives
n the State, while determined n
secure the rejection Of the consfitn
ION \ possible, adopt aud vote
q =. ticket for State and parisb
ulcers without placing themselves
4 4 an attitude Of inconsistonevg
!, ,ais question IL easily answered
gticlpating 10 an election. thourls
. w merely fox the purpose III
otng down the constitution ii
ulte as much of an inceas;stencY
Z iar 49, regards tlie legality ana
onsftutionalty Of she Teoonsaue
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-03-28
BOARDS OF REGISTRATION
APPOINTED.
Their Duties Defined.
The Lists to be Revised.


dEADoUA BTERs FIFTH MILITARY DrsT. j
New Orleans, La, March 10, 1868. I
Special Orders No. 81. T
|. Under the provisions of section 4
OF the supplementary act of Congress-
passed March %, 1867, the foIlowiino
persons are hereby appointed On the
boards OF registration for the approach
ing revision and election for the State ~
Louisiana, for the districts apd ,nar;aln IA
respectively named
ION account Of Limited space we Owe
the names only Of the Registrars for
this Parish.
GaJoasteu-P, "A. Burns, Georae +
Bel, James P. Hare.
Each member of the boards ~
registrars, before eommencine bis
duties, will file with the chairman If
his board. fop transmittal I'd thosa
headquarters, the following oath
A. r do solemnly swear (or All
hrm) that I have never voluntarily
borne arms against the United States
since ! have been citizen thereof
that have voluntarily given no aid
countenanee, counsel III encourage.
nent to persons engaged III armed
hostility thereto chat I have neither
sought nor accepted, nor attempted
70 exercise the functions Of any Office
whatever under any authority Or
pretended authority in hostility ID
ne United States that have moi
elsleea voluntary support 60 any /
pretended government, authority
lower, or Constitution within ma
United States, hostile or inimieal /
hereto. Aud / do further sweag I'm
'taFm that, to the best Of my knowl.
.dge aud ability, / will support ana
.eieno the Constitution Of the TJnited
'tates against an enemies. foreion
nd domestic that I will bear true
altn and allegiance to the same
nat ! take this obligation freely
1ifhouf any mental reservation 81
nrpose Of evasion and thar win
sell ana faithfully discharge the al.
~ y siie olloe on which am about
? enter, 80 help me God.n
registrars will be governed IN toa {
aeeutlon ct their duties By the pro. ]
lslon Of the reconstruction acts
lIhlally administering the oath I
lefeln prescribed Ia oaeh peraan /
clustered.
9oasos OF registrars win select 4
,itaple Offices in the country par. +
aes az the Court Houae--aad inI 4
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-03-28

The State Convention ct Raleigh,
N. q, adjourned On the 18th inst,
Alter the signing Of the constitu-
ton, the conservatives who had
refused to sign having left the hall,
the capitol bell was rung, the han
cleared, and the remaining dele
gates, joining hands ID d circle.
vent through with break-down
dance, singing songs in honor Of
old John Brown, and IN ridicule 81
JEFFERSON Davis. : It is eminentlv
fitting that such orgies should
terminate the session Of such Con
black spirits and
blue spirits and gray. I
dancing q yondou dance over the
Tomb Of the Republic.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-03-28

The month Of March, 1868. viii
exhibit two wonderful eyents-the
TRIAL Of Jefferson Davis for i1sisfine
t9at the Southern States were out
q inc Union, and Che trial of An-
Grew johnson for insisting fiat
they enc b the Union. The con
/, yictlon Of both is earnestly desired
by the radical party.
0Nt9oaesg AQgegissr.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-03-28

The President has appeared by
counsel at tile bar Of the Senate.
and the 28d inst, was fixed for the
trial.
Advices from Washington Of
the 23d, say that the President has
fled his answer through his coun-
sci, Stanbery and Evarts denying
seriatim all the articles Of impeach-
ment quoting law and precedent
in support Of his defense. he de-
MES having violated or intended to
violate the constitution or laws.
In his answer he claims his free
dom Of speech that though Presi-
dent, he is an American citizen.
The replication was announced
for the next day, by the managers.
The Presidents counsel asked 80
days, which was refused BY Al to
IL. a strict party vote.