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JAMES W BEAsLEY VS. PATRICK H. FoLEY-slxTa
District Court Of New rleans-Eo 2O,5Ol

JAMES W BEAsLEY VS. PATRICK IT, FobEY-slxTa
District Court OF New orleans No 2O5Ol
RY VIRTUE OF a wris Of seizure [. nd saisI
70 me directed BY the Honorable the sixth District COu
OF New Orleans, In the above entitled cause will pr1ces
TO sell at public auction at the Me chantsi and Ans
uoDeers Exchange, Royal street, between Cana, anl
Sustomhouse streets in the Second District this
SATURDAY, the 18th day January, 1861 at II oeod
NJ the following described property, viz
TWO LOIS OF GROUND, together with all tn buildns
ana the improvements thereon aud the tights ways pru
leges ana appurenznces thereuno belonging any
appertainng situated in tue Fauborg Lacourse the First
District Of this ci in the bounded by St Charles
Vormery Nay AIDES JMepomene Thala and Prytania
notary pubic in 30 twenty C and twenty es @ %
Said lois hdien sa eIy on the 3tn day Of Dc i1s s !
street By 40 feat in ee1eb lee niche.
as per ~ ~ p Lefty was acquired by defsnd.n,
ssssd he soov we ,5 h day OF oetobr isis notary Pa'
Va ikRxs-Cash on the spot
S., GE p. w. AVERY
Sherin Of the Parish az o.,
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By CHARLES II. FOaTTER,


AUcuoSKKR-Ofice No. IS BieA vile street.
CATURDAH, Jan. %, Is0S. at IL
- O'Clock the Merchants and Anctioners Exchange
on koya street. between Canal and Cusomhouse rset
of order from the Honorable the second Dtrct
Court Of New Orleans GATED 10th December 1851 the follow
ing property will be sold. VIZ
A'I0T OF GROUND situated In the Second District Of
this city ,qnare bounded by &C ii, Bourbon Daaphn
St Louis measuring American SO feet
IL inches front Cont 81 feet inches ne in
depth between equs and parallel lines together with
story Frame House the street. divided into six with
in the center, used ba and stand
CRY Prick House, slate rooted in the yard
of tn Ano her onesoFy Frame House OF
rooms rooted priv, cisten, water works. brick
paved yara and other dependencies. cte-
At the hour of O'Clock all the movahles and TX
contained in the above described property
re- TERxs-For the movabes cash for the real estate
and the balance credit OF twelve aud twenty
four months in by ,peal mortgage aud
dors pvege bearing interest at tbs rate OF eight cent
nom date until psid The baidings TO be insured
of the purchaser and the transferred 20 the
vendor and Of suit the amount due
the puch five cent attorneys fees with
all notarisl acts, etc.
of sale before Octave de Amas not ~ public at the
expense the purchaser including s. Internal Revenue
stamps.
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WITHOUT LIMIT, ON LONG CREDIT, AND
ON EASY TERMS.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
SALE FOR PARTITION.

THIRTY THREE SQUARES and PARTS OF SQUARES,
Embracing Hundred and Twenty Lots Of Ground in
and Depot being intersected by Clio, Erao, ITALIA Mel
pomene ST. Andrew JOephlos Jackson and Philip Streets
and by willow Claiborne other far back
White street.
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CONsTABLE,s SALES

Of NJ, hs S goHS CoNNoLLY-sFC-,NI, -
Ply WHITE Perish Of Orsans-So' ga JUSTICE
second yasiee i ss s The Honorable pi Faeia
nav Isss PUG auction wEDKEsD viii proceed ts
house. cerfer or Gs"ck at The iss i2h day ofJan
Seized in ts es . ISs Of Household FasafssS.
HAs-Cash in U. s. rreas,r ".
JOHN @. KTZaC g..
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CHAS. 7. NASH'S SALES.
Cass. E. FORTlER's SALES.

PROPERTY ON CONT STREET. BETWEEN BOURBON
and Dauphin streets
sUCCL ssION OF JAYNE SALlX.
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second District Property.


IS. THREE LOIS OF GROUND is square No 2 A,
bounded by Front Wells Crossman md CustOmhouss
streets d. sgr sted BY the Nos. and Los No
feet II inch ard lines front Front street by 10
corne Of Front CTOssman ard Wells streets. Lot No
aocins No and "A feet II inches and line front
DEPTH LiNo. sdoiDs So and measures q feet II
inches and line. front Wells street like front front
10 iWEf%s LOIS 81 GROUND. forming the whole of
Tnoss sU Ss O S f E
No forms TIE corner Of Qld Levee ~ Louis and Clay
Leye street "a ee inches and ines trout on Clay street
2to IL measure inches and lines front Old
evee street feet 6inches and lines front Clay .eet
Lsvee Toulouse and Clay and "a
ehes and 1lnes font on Old LeSee street "a set inches and
20 The TRIANGULAR PORTION OBJ GROUND A, in
the bounded by Old Levee Peters aud Cont streets Said
porto Of 60 feet inches front Old Levee
inches sId lines the angle formed by the junction Of
and Old Levee streets and the upper side lire
public alley 10 feet wide, runnsg through from Old
~ FIVE n ToTs OF GROUND forming the whole of
square D. bounded by ID Levee Clay toulouse and Jesr
son streets designated BY the NoS 20 ID ioeusvey Lot
streets feet 7 ches and lines trout Old
by 10 ct in depth and on Jefferson street Lot
measures "a feet inches and lin o't Old Leyee street
depth LotNO smessures fee,7 inches and lines front
inches lines Ola Lsyes "a fs inches
S Rf. n on Of fs y s an and d'Ps ay Ss
and measures "a feet 7inche and lines front Old Leyee
street teet inches and lines font Clay street by 10
feet in depth snd front on Toulouse street.
p. SIX LOIS or GROUsD forming the whole Of square
+, ded by Old Leves, Clay, jefferson and 81. Pa,er
streets. numbered from to G, incusively.
Lot No measures p ct 10 iuehes and lines front
Old Levee street. p feet IL riches and lines front Clay
street by 10 feet in depth AID front st Peter street. and
ioms the Of Old Levee, Clay and St. Peter
Lots Nos each p feet 10 and lines
ON Old Lever street p ieet II inches lines ront CLAY
street by I feet in dsOth Lot No forms the Of
Old Levee, jefferson and Clay streets
10 inches and line Old % fact III inches
end front Clay street. by l2O depth and iron,
on Jefferson street.
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Bx G. L. GIKARDEY a CO.,

BY c. L. GIRARDEY ~ CO.,
c. Z. GIRARDEY. City Auetioneer.
Ohice-No. II Exchange Place
MONDAY, Jon. 70, I sGs, Mt IL O'Clock NJ,
A'A the Merchants RRd Auctioneers' Exchange on
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouse Streets
public auction will re solo, and continue successive day
thereafter until the entire schedule Of property disposed
OF, in pursuance of the following resolution, towit-
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P. G. MOHsN'S SALES.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF ELEGANT MATCH avn
single Horses Choice Saddle Horses Fine Work Maies
wagons, etc, At auction ' 0'o
BY =. @. NOLAN
AucTIosKER-Once, Is Coruu,erc,al Pl.,s
r. TNEsDAr, THURSDAY AND
Stable On bsronne street, between Union and Grayer viii
Eeeant Watch Horses Choice Saddle Herses yYns Work
MMoles nnea Cows Also, Top and Open Buggies Bretts
~ rKsxs-osah in y. 3. Treasury Notes
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COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE ON HOWARD STREET,
BETWEEN CLIO AND CALLIoPE STREETS.
BY q. DE FERRET,

BY @. DE FERRET.
ACKNOWLEDGES No. g. Roy Il street.
SATURDAY. Gan; Is, 1883, at 1s o'eloek
ysl Canal and OustOmhoase pub
A LOT or GROUND in the First District Of this
the bounded by Howard, Gallup. Liberty
and clio measuring a feet inches front Howard
street by ll2 feet in depth
The buildings and improvements consist Of one story
Frame House. coStauing three kitchen and she'd
all In excellent conditions besides csern cOalhouse prvy
RsTTEzs-ons half cash. and the baa-oe on a credit Of
len and bearing per cent interest per snn1m rom the day Of
nnt ma me building TO be Kent and
for the recovery Of the amount Of note the
Acc sale with the U g. Internal Revenue stamps at
sHpense
VERY COMFORTABLE HOUSE AND DEPEND
ENcIEs. CORNER OF LAHARPE AND ROBERT.
SON sTREETs-A MOST ADMIRABLE SITE FOR
BUSINESS STAND.
by G.. DE FERRET,
AUorIosEER- Once 60 Royal street.
saSs ,T:SI ST; u.s. sSs at "a - oelosh
Exehange on Royal street. between Canal and Customhouse
Tor OF GaoCND. in the Third Dis,rio, Of this CITY,
S;ta are s.-4.,SI9 aud
eOns Of frame House covered with states
states, containing four rooms etc.
The - hole rented At S432 annum.
TERNs-fhe purchaser will ume the payment ~
note OF 5000 payable the 18th Of November 56S with
out interest aud for the balance Of the Of adjudication
cash In Y. \. Treasury notes
Ae Of sale, with United States stamps
attached before o. Drouet public, the expense
theGpurchaser.
CoFFEEHoUsE AND DEPENDENCIES NO. 81 FsONF
Levee strset-Sueeession Of John Jay Lane No 296sl
BY @. DE FERIET.
AucuoNEER-ofHce. g. Royal street.
Saesroous, No. Sc Bienvlle street.
TNEsDAY, Jan. 2Ist. 1sGs, at II
clock NJ on the premises No 81 irons Levee street
BY virtue OF an order the Honorable w Thomas
Judge Of the Second District New Oresr,s qatei
Noyembsr IS 1867, the following described properr will be
sold - -
The entire contents Of the premises No Front Lsvse
street, used As C0heehouse, and the Storm
House. consisting OF Counters, Decanters Glassware
Liquors and Wines, Chairs, Tables Mirrors Chandeliers
and Gas Fixtures Cigar Stand, Iron Rangs Stove aud
Pipe, etc, etc, etc
The unexped tern OF the lease Of the establishment
bs- rERMs-Iash in L. 5 Treasury rotes
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DnLLMAN VS. L. TDv,
lY vURrAo Nus 3l8f and ass - LEhLE.

ID 10 r,daTuE of an WS,s
Justice the Psy the Honorable Paris CbIIdrs tseia
dav ~ 20 sd at public auction OF Orleans viii
corner Of Fourth sess Tchoupitou.t ss -
Of Household f1rnitag1sy Goods and Fs.cy store and
se.ked in ths above entities "a. "o 1Os
~ ikRMs-Cash in u 81 -.
: JOHN e. KUZAC &C.,,
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HENRY FRELSON VS.. MARY HEINE, (MARIA ANNA
kurtz widow by nrs marriage OF Xavier Borden,
the wife OF John Heine,) and John cine, husband
Third Dis ct Court OF New Orleans. NO. "a O3l
RY ViRTUEof writ OF .rI facia. 10 m.
drected by the Honorable Third Court of Nsg
Orleans, IN the above entitled will proceed
public auction At the Ne chants and Exchan
Roy al street. between Canal aud the
Second District, Of this city, MONDAY ths tenth QO
property, viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the In.
proyemens thereon situa ed Ia the Third District
city in the square counted b. Esp ande Miro GAlvsE s.d
kereIec stree designated by the letter "C sketch
made by dHemec0u-t deputy surveyor on the 2ltn sl
eember 1890 and having the FL owing dimensions to-wti
81 feet ii il ches and lines front street. 800 ICED
6inehes and lines front Miro street. thence ooqu3
line 10 feet inches and lines In depth strte
kererec ree, and BIG feet the side line towards GaV
street.
Being the property which the dsfendan acquired b
purchase from Alfred msrchsud, per pAssei befOrd
Adopbe B0udouquie late a nsasy pablic in This city
dated March Is, 1864
Seized In the above suit
ES-IERMs-Cash on the spot.
GEO. W. AVERY, i
Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans /
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AUCTION SALES.

TX lines width BY no feet inches in depth and
front on Market street Lots Nos and = measure eacn
ls NiNETEEN lots OF GROUND in square 81, I.
forming the whole Of said square numbered from to s
Lot No forms the sOnsr ;, =. t ssT lie, Lsyes 81
lines front New Levee street. 80 feet in hes aud lines
sn ON on aiss sf %
the line Lot 2messures inches 'front.'
%a ssT nsef ~ sis' f IN p on The
No and al fs inches and hns IN depth on the line Of
New sses street @ feet inches and Lines irsas on ss
and ia 10 inches depth the lne If lot No
4 Lot 10 q fss. iaehss from, New Lsyss
feat 10 inches s IN depth on the line q 10, No s. 1t
20 eet inches ana lines street. by l6f
fst ii inches lines in depth the line Of lot 40
Rd en- sss Ies . Sssss oSt Ne wee g
& 9. % seph On hs ns Of SS si inch and
lines in depth the lines OF 70 Nos ~ sRd Lot NO
ees inches in width II The rear BY q se inch and
il oePth on the line Of lot No and lo ssS inches a.d
in. and lines Ion Waser street 70 feet inehs
on the line Of Iot No 4 and 20 feet aud lines
depth line Of lots Ncs and Is Lot No measures
Incl Is width in the % feet inches and ZINES IN
ss on and s lines ont On Water rect Is feet inches
width 100 feet inches and lines IN depth on
TIE Line Of lot No IL Lot No II % iet7 inches and
ns rSst Water street g feet inches m width ss II 'o
lotNo TO- and 1872 feet inches and lin in de2h en- the
No. T. Lot II the corner
Market streets aches and lines front
Water street 2 inches in width In the ear 6y ~
inches and lines in depth the line 81 lot No II and
a5 st INCHES and shines in dsPsa and front on ms S
100 feet and nchesn DEPTH between parallel lines Lot
No IA forms the of New Levee and Market Streets
end measures q feet inch and lines front New Lsvee
street. % inches in width in the BY lOJ feet IN
depth Market street L0 Nos Is N 10 ncu
vey each 26 feet and inches front on New Levee
street. by 100 feet in depth between para lei lines
IL TWO LOTS OF GROUND forming the whole OF
the IS A. being Nos and bounded by New Levee
Water and Jsmes reefs Lot No measures l55 feet
inches aud lines font Water street. S9 eet inches
and 3 lines front New Levee street, by 90 feet
inches and lines in width In the and the line Of lot
No Lot No measures IS feet inches trout on Water
street, 50 feet front New Levee street. by 65 feet deep.
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NJ ISAACS VS. J. J. BARNkTT-FIFfH DISTRICT
Court Of New Orleaus-No. 1885,
DY VIRTUE OF and IN ob-dI to
~ der OF Tnde ed Deeembr sd, 1907 TO me directed
by the Honorable the fih District Court Of New Orleans in
the above entitled and by Of parties therein
ntsreste1, i will proceed to sell Public Auction,
the premises hereinafter designated, FRIDAY,
thel7,h day of January 1868 at l0S O'clock A. N
lie balenco unsUid of the aud Fixtures OF
Dry GOODS Store, situated the
the Fourth Of this city pen
ventOry which can be my office.
Attached in the above suit
Ha-TERMs-I on the spot.
GEORGE W. AVERY,
Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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LOTT, WOOD CO. VS.. HOWELL 4 BLACKMAN-
Fourth District Court Of New Orleans. No. 10 27S.
RE VIRTUE of writ of 6eri fAeia as
ID drecd by the Honorable Fourth District COu
OF New ORLEANS, in the above ent tlei cause, I viii
proceed TO sell ubc auction, Merchants
Auett Exchange, ROal street, betwe Canal and
Custom streets the Sec nd District Of this city,
SATL RDAY the Is day Of January 1868 IL O'Clock NJ
the following describ d property, viz:
Two C. RTAlN PRO hIS5ORY NOTES, each for the
of six trousasd six husdred sixty-six sky
six and two thrcs cents 80 CSC 6 both dated New Of
leans June l3th 1866 payable pectvey ne LIST of
ary, 1867, and LIST Of January. 1868
Both Of said Notes drawn by g. Broadwel pra
OF Susan Broadwe 10 his order and By him Endorsed
bearing per cent per interest from maturity until
paid and are paraphel varstue," to identity
act Of mortgage passed before Mazuresu notary public Of
this city.
The Note already due towit the payable January l
1907 was duly protested for before Felix
notary pIbhe in this city January fth, 1867.
Seized in the absve SUIT.
EJ-IERNS-Cash The sDot
GEO. W. AVERY,
harfH th.u D.
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MON TGOMERY BRJS. q 5J. 5arr5.

LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF ELEGANT
Match aud Single Horses Elegant saddls Horses FRs
WerE Mules Fine Mich Cows Bugglss Harness, wagons
ste, etc, at EBciion-
HU MONTGOMERY BE0s. a co.,
Z n. hoETeoNKRI Auctonssr.
oaice-S7 Camp street
WEDNEsDAY, dan, 18th, "a II o'eloeb A.
ct p. Liners Stables 6raver street, vii be sold
Elegant Match Horses
Elegant Saddle HorBsE
Fine Work Nules
Fine Mich Cows
Also-Tep and Open Bugges, Harness. Wagons,
"a fAzzs-Cssh IN Q. s. Treasury Notes.
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FURNIr JKE. .FURNTTU RE. .FU RNTTURE
ny MONTGOMERY BROS. 81 co,
X NJ MONTGOMERY, a uctioneer
'HHURSDAY, Jan. 18th, at IL o'clock a,
n. at their Auctisn Mart 81 Camp viii be SOLD
genersi assortment of HOUSEHOLD p RNITURE,
sueh as ROSEWOOD Mahogany ahd Walnut Bedsteads Bu-
sesns Arnoir Washstsnds, Mahogany and walnut Tetes
spring seat Chairs, Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
ao Marble Top Sceboards, Extension Tables Velvet
aIpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrav-
mes rhnngs Cooking Stoves Utensls etc being the
contents OF several well furnished houses.
-Also-
Chairs etc. 49, N--e eAD "'0u Sea
R8-fER1s-Cash-
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No ~ S VS. THE CITY or Ngw 49,
New Orleans ss SSG S snd he oJ
nv OF the Peace Parish Of ore ne Docket Of the
ID faeiss 70 ne e,ls.. or two writs or ~.
second Justice n he D. w ne Honorab w. nerf
Of Febrosry iss :, Aseties on THURsDAY h. T pro
g Ss .od the prs. the following described
n the bounded b. AdkIIILLhRY ARxoRY situated
parallel %a ssss inches iO Ss- 5n 9od
thsr depth feet bs sst from which point hss
known the wsssTm with az s improvement 10 as the s1
Seized in the sboTe on Artillery Armory 'H'fe'n'
AAs-Cash in U. 8. Treasury ,o,..
9ohN q. KUZAC Coustahla
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sHERIFF's SALES.


E. DECHAMPs VS. L. LoRENs-raIRD DISTRICT
G urt OF New Orleans No. 2iU39
DIV VIRTUE of "a writ Of hert facia. 20
ID me directed by the Honorable the Th District Court
New Orleans above entitled will proceed
ction the premises hereinafter designated,
on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF January 1865 at lO1s
The contents CoGeehouss and the Household Furni
movssbe effects emises OF defendant known
the Brooklyn House., In the town o Ayers, night bank
OF the Mississippi River in this parish Inventory which
can be seen 1t my office.
In the abOvs suit.
Ia TERNs-Cash the spot
GEORGE W. AVERY,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
JULIUS sOHwARBAcKER VS. A. FRASK-sIxrH
District Court Of New Orlesns No. 2s.S9l.
DIV VIRTUE of "a writ of de-t faeias,
ID directed by the Honorable the Sixth District
Of New N the above entitled cause, will
proceed to sell public anecn At my Warehouse No %
SATURDAY, the eighteenth cay OF January, SS6S, at AZ
five o. GASES OF MERCHANDISE, DRY GOODS,
Etc. per inventory, which can be in my Office.
Seized in the above suit
GEORGE W. AVERY
Sheriff Of he Parish of Orleans.
DELMAS GRIFFIN VS.. r. LAPoISl E-sIXTH
District Court Of New Oreans-NO 20,4S9
DURsUANT to agreements entered
between the parties Interested In the above entitled
eau e. will proceed sell Publc Auction pre-
designated, MONDAY, the 18th day Of
1becCntsuts OF n Lumber Yard situate at the Of
Rampant and Hospital in the Second District ths
city, rs per Inventory on file in my Office.
Seized in the above suit
pz- TERMs-Cash on the sp0t.
GEORGE W. AVERY,
Sheriff Of tho Parish Of orleans.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-06-23

+ PROPOSAL TO MAKE THE M
TIoNAL DGBT $l00,000,000, ,000!---
Senator Sherman has introduced a /.
bill to fund the whole debt by issuing
bonds at 5 per cent. interest, the
bonds to be redeemed in thirty for 4
forty years. The debt is $4,000
100000. Five per cent. year on
this is one huadred and Mdty nil
lions, and for thirty years would BIZ
E$3, ,90O,OO0,000. Add the principal
to the interest and you have The
enormous sum of sl1ky.j5oe Aundyed
million dollars, which he proposes to.
levy onthis and the next generation,
as the legacy Of the Radical party, I
for trusting that party with political i
power for seven years But that is
not all. If paid in gold, as he pro- .
poses, it would add thirty FIVE per
cent. to the vast sum, making ome rs
h0ndred dMo1samd miltiom dollars, on II
four times as much as the debts Of q
all the nations Of Europe Colam.
bus ( Ohao) Crisis.
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'C1TIz T N ST.
Insurance Company Of Baton Rouge

Incorporated November ist, 1866.
Office IN the Ranking, House ef1iast e Hsbeg4.
s8HIs COMPANY is now prepared TO insure
4 against loss damage by Fire, River or
Marine. 5I4I~EG5G3 JftI r9ta 3&a
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

+ 0UIs KO0LsBERGEN, Importer and Dealer
~ in Ladies' and Cents Boots and Shoes, No.
9S Royal street, between St. Louis and Conti, New
Orleans. Ladies' Misses and ChiIdren's Boots
and Shoes made to order. eEt a dec24
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JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.

! A B. GRIsWoID 4 CO, ~ old fra Of Hyde q
IA. Goodrich. established fifty years., Manu-.
iaaturers and Importers Of u atehes, Jewelry,
silverware, Cutlery, Guns and Pistols; corner OF
Caaai and Royal streetst Il tAlil- dec1g-y
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JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.

G BRUNId, Artist IN fiair,and Dealer IN
NJ Watches andJewslry, Nc. lis Canal street
Premium awarded AZ the late Fair tor THE besl
Hair work. Watches and Jewel,y repaired aud
warranted. a. RIEThNN, Watchmaker d5 ly
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-25
A Laporing Man Calculating.

All we want the laboring men to do
is to calculate the difference between the
cost of living now and the cost of living
in 1859, before the Republican party
came into power. A laboring man down
in Maine has set the example, and he has
given the benefit Of his calculation to the
Bangor Democrat. He figures as fol-
lows. sa
For four days work in 1859 I could
buy barrel of -four. For an equally
good barrel now [ have to work eight
days.
For one days work in 1859 I could
buy fre pounds of tea. For the same
days work can now buy too pounds.
For one days work then could buy
thirty pounds of sugar. For days
work now I can get but fifteen pounds.
For days work in 1859 I could buy
eight pounds of tobacco. For a day
work now can buy but three pounds.
For days work in 1859 I Icould buy
fourteen pounds Of coffee. For a days
work now l can buy but .jfue pounds.
For one months work in 1859 | could
clothe myself and family for one year
To do the same now, I am obliged to
work full two months and half.
I might thus go through the whole list
of articles that laboring man and his
family consume. The fact is we are per-
fmitted to enjoy but one-haF of the fruits
of our labor; the other half goes to the
Government and the plunderers Of the
public treasury.
Is it not time for me and my fellow
laberers to look around US, ascertain the
cause Of this robbery Of labor, and ap.
ply the remedy?
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time to time, on the suggestion Of town
ship clubs. Correspondence upon the
subject should be addressed to the Chair
man of the Executive COMMITTEES Of the
county.
Every effort will be made tosecure the
attendance Of speakers at every meeting.
Most Of the speakers have expressed their
purpose to fill their appointments, and
areto be held responsible for their fail
ures.
Let every Democrat and Conservative
labor to secure large attendance.
JERE WILLIAMS,
J Chairman Dem. Ex. Com. Monroe Go.