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OFFICIAL.
DROCLAMATION.... .PROCL ALTON
JOSHUA BAKER, GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA
OFFICIAL.

JOSHUA BAhEKi UUNEhNUH OF LOUISIANA
WHEREAS, In receipt Of official information that
one SAMUEL MITCHELL did kill snd murder MARCIA
RET WILLIAMS the I'd day Of April 1858 in the parish
Of Assumption in this State. and that he is sill large
Now, therefore in the name by the authority of the
State, do offer a reward OF
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the arrest and delivery to the Sheriff Of the parish of
Assumption Of the said Samuel Mitchell, be paid the
receipt of the Sheriff 10 that effect.
re- DEsCRIPTIoN.-Color, black about 30 IS
Yeas height about feet inches weight about leo lbs
body and straight hair and beard black and short
face marked from sma pox has considerable gap between
the upper ont teeth has down look when SPOKEN
speskng does talk plain English and has
the nth metacsrpal bone Of ths ght hand.
Given under my hand and Seal the State the city
New Orleans this twenty third day Of ADr A. D. 1863
the Independence Of the United states the
JOSHUA BAKER
By the Governor:
j. H. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
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DROFEssOR A. GHExAR DPs
oHILD REN's BALL
WIN take place at
EAGLE HALL. ON FRIDAY EVENING, May sth.
Scholars requested call their tickets
Thursday Afternoons (Dreceding from to O'Clock


MATINEE AND HURDLE RACE
By Gentlemen RidersD
WITH OTHER AMUsEMENTS,
Wnl be given by the
METAIRIB JOCKEY CLUB, AT THEIR RACE COURSE
On Wednesday, the 18Th Inst.
The Members will opened subscribers and their
guests promptly at Members desiring applications for
will their lists Metarie Oniceu Ne l46
p,ior the 18th inst invitation, will
be issued by Committee In case OF post
pOnsment of the weather, given
thereof by displaying pennant from the Asgsta Of
Crescent Hall.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION AND RECEPTION.
II. M. SpOdord, Brsdsh johnson,
j. MeCloskey, Thomas L. Clarke,
d A. Wilson. NJ. D. BrDger,
p. o. Hebert j. Hernandez
r. w. Simmons, O. W. Szer,
T. l.. Macon, John Pembertou,
j. Il Pace, L. Millaudon, Jr,
E. Briggs, c. II. Slocomb
ID B. Penn, Z. Barrett,
James Ellison, A B James,
John Orchard, r. w Seymour,
Thomas c. Herndon, H. w. Montgomery,
q. w. Fairehild, A BOhn,
s. L. James, p r ORorke,
B. NJ Pond, @. T. Beauregsrd,
A Q. Kennett, J. D. DsRussey,
JE Austin, W. II Craft,
&c. Zscharie, Alfred Penn,
z. Miltenberger.
W PIKE, Chairman
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DR. +. wILHOFT,
PHYSICIAN AND AcCoUCHEUR.
oee and Residence No 2s BsrOnns Between Girod~sna
Julia Strests.
NEW ORLEANS, La
once HOurs-From Il n TO O'Clock p n Speciality:
Female Diseases and Obstetrics
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BY g. DE FERRET,

AucrIoEEER-ohce and salesroem, Sc Benvile street.
TNUEsDAY, May 18th, 1865, at lie
O'Clock the Merchants Auctioneers' Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and CustOmhouse by
public auction by vi tue Of order from the Honorable
John W. Thomas Judge of the Second District Court Of Nev
Orleans, and dated April 9th, 1853 Court Docket
O,064) the following descsibed real estate will be sold
LARGE POSITION OR PAkCEL OF GROUND. stu
ated the Third District Of this city In the bounded
by Elmyrs, Craps Burgundy Desie, and Love Ram
part measuring LOO Emyra
l20 feet inches in depth.
The build and improvements consist OF comfort
able residence, covered with states, csntsinpg psrlo
dining four bed rooms and gallery. story
kitchen containDg four rooms frame building ear
containing three rooms apartments divisions also csern
fewer garden, fruit treesec
This property being only few steps from the Dsuphin
Street Railroad, sh0Ld the attention parties
who de- Ire quiet and retired rsidence
See pl~B at Exchange.
BE- TERMs-Cssh in u 8. Treasury Notes.
Of sale with u \ Internal attached
also the taxes of the current year. before Notary Pub
lie ~ the expense OF the purchaser
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C0NSTABlt'S SALES.

JOHN DUMESTRE VS. MR. McGgiNN-NO. ll59
Second Justice Peace.
DIV VIBTUE of a writ of nerf fsctas to
~ me directed by Paris Childress Second Justice Of
the Peace viii proceed sell public on, SAT
URDAy the 9Th day Of May 1863 at 10 O'Clock at the
Great Western Warehouse, of Julia and Foucher
One lot Ct Household Furniture
Seized in The above suit
81 fEKxs-Cssh in u s. Treasury notes.
h. q, PENNIMAF, Constable.
PHILIP LINER VS.. L. Won ZINKEN.-NO. ALL
Second Justice Peace.
DY WRITE of writ of Heri faetas
ID d ected Paris Chdres Second Justice OF the
Peace. Parish Of Orleans, will proceed sell Pabc
Auction, MONDAY, the 18th day Of May, 1853 at II
o'clock at Phil Liners Stables GTsvier street.
BarOnne street
One Saddle and Bride.
Seized in The above suit.
Ra-TKKs-Cash In United States Treasury Notes.
II O. PENNIMAN, Constable.
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MONTGOMERY BROS. g. co. S SALES.
LARGE AND PERENProRY SALE OF ELEGANT
Match and Single Horses, Elegant Saddle Horses Fine
Wsrk Mules, Fine Mich Oows Buggiss. Harness wagons.
sto. etc, Of auction.
EN- M0ETGOMEKy BROs. - co..
r n. MONTGOMERY. AuctionesF
oncs-a Camp street
May q. ~ II s'cleek a. M
w Of r. Liners Stables. DRAWER viii be sold
Elegant Match Horses
Elegant SADDLE Horses.
Fine Work Mules.
Fine Mich Oows
Abo-rsp and Open Bgggiss, Hsmsss wagons.
81 TxREs-Cash IN q. g. Treasury Notes.
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pROPOsALs..."...... .........PKOPOsALs.
FOR HAY-FoR BAY.
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF TEXAS, !
Office Chief OusT ter master,
Aus Texas, april L. 1853.
sesled Proposals which be made in dupsate will be
received unit, twelve O'Clock, noon on WEDNE DAY. the
twentieth day Of May next for furnishing the Qurermas
ters Department with HAY, at places and in Quantities
At San Antonio 1890 tons.
At Austln, 40 tons bottom grass.
At FOtt Ings 40 tons.
At Fort CLARK, $50 tons.
At For Grim. 1000 tons
At Fort Stockton 1900 tOEs
At Fort avis go tons
At Fort Bliss. 50 tons
Al Camp Verde 40 tons
At Fort Mason, 2U0 tons.
At Fort MckEvitr, coo tons
At Fora oncnO Is 0 tons
Az Fort Richardson, LOO ions.
At Fort Burnns m, 400 tons
At Fort Gu tmaR 500 tons.
At Fort Duncan. ESQ to- s
C22f0 bonnds to the toni
All the above be sured merchandise Hsy to be cut
from this years crop, in June July August Sep
tsmber ard October to stacked such place the
may gnate To be sltedusrerm tsters Depart
furnishing the salt II requiredand subject to the in
sptcion q the officer recey'asn
bids invited for each poet and the price
for each place must be c early stated
Proposals 10 be plaay indosed Proposals for Hay" and
addressed 10 the undersigned at this place
By order Of Brevet Brig Gen. II. TOMPKINS, Ohief
QuarteImastsr Filth Military District
Breyet Brgadier General and Chief Qusrtermsster
District of rexSs.
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1853 AONTvALE SPRINGS. 1885

1865 Sr0iSSS' 1868
This Favorite SUMNER RESORT, situated In Blount
county, East Tennessee will be pened for the reception Of
visitors the FIRST OF JUNE
The marked beneficial results attending the Of these
waters in functional arrangements of he LIVER BOWELS
KIDNEYS and SKIN, snd the Cure Of CHRONIC DIS
EASf S their Medicinal Properties the aces
aries for ioyment and recreation watering
places win be found here The facilities for reaching Mont
vale this will increased by the the
Knoxville and Charleston Railroad IN
rucon and regular trains expected to be running By
the time Of opening Mayve whence
yeyed IN coaches 10 the Springs nine miles distant BOARD
RkDUCkD-Per day. 81; per week, sl2; per mon'h So
Address pamphlets containing analysis dsscution
Of water, etc, JOS. l. KING. Knoxville Tenn
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N MONROE CAREY, DEsTAKER,
II. Nos. 2S a5 and A7 agazine street, between Julia
and 50 Joseph respectfully to his friends and
public generally that he vii cantinas the Undertaking
OF the late Daniel Monroe abe will keep
SANITY on hand assortment Of Meaic Burial
and Csskets Rosewood Mahogany Slack alnut
Collins Bod.s Emsalned Disinterred and carefully
long known in connection with the business.
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steamers Eearing Bort Gu-Dap.
As ADVERTISED IN THE DAILY CRESCENT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-Attestion, Third Ward Democratic.
There will be special meeting ~ the THIRD WARD DEM
OCRATIC CLUB held At the National ~. Of P0y-
drss Franklin streets. THIS kVEsfNG Wednesday, A.
"a O'Clock Business of import oil be transacted BE-
order Of the COMMITTEES. 4. HOWARD McCALsB,
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS AT PUBLIC AUCTION
SUCCESSION OF DOMINIQUE cANovA-so s,Oa
BY @. DE FERRET,
AUcuoNKER,
Ohice-No. 50 Bienville street.
TUESDAY. May 12, 1865, at n O'Clock
Il A. the premises LapeyrOuse street between
pebigny and Claiborne by of
the Honorable John Thomas Judge Of the Second srt
Court OF New Orleans, dated April 3)th, 1865 a. Public
Auction, will be . Id
A General Assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
such rs Chairs Tables Bsdstead Armoirs Looking Glasses
On the Same Day at the hour Of IL o'clock the Mer
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange will be sold
Three Choice OIL PAINTINGS-o representing a Con-
federste Soldier mutstng bis Vcksourg order
avoid ccnscrptD Ia the ranks Of the federal army Also
splendid " Beatrix Borgia -
RB- TERss-cash In U. Treasury notes.
SUCCESSION OF NJ. 2. ST. AMANr-MRs. WIDOW
ZERINGUE-NO. 5000.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, 4
New Orleans April 10th. 1863
WHEREAS. .. Zeln,eker has .ade APP
w plicaon have his official bonds cancelled suo
BOND ana dated S the s PSss 8 E for til.
Of $40 0O signed by him principal and Louis Rose and
bond dated the ID Of February 1865 for the same
Notice hereby given persons Interested in the above
described bond TO show writing at the Office Of Sec
heyeO Why the said bonds should be cancelled
Given under my hand and seal Of the State as above
and the Independence of the United States the ninety second
JOSHUA BAKER,
Governor of Louisiana.
J. II. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
DEPARrEMKNr DE L'ExEcurIp,
NOuveleor lie 20 Avril, 1868. !
A TTENDU que y. =. ZeInicker faIte uue
spphestlon pour e esneeemen De son bond oicel com
/ I'm bond date e septembre 1864 pour la somme de
$1,000 ssne lu CONNIE principal ct Louis Rose Alex
I'm bond lie ievrer 1865 pour une teIs sOmme
Avis est present donnes tcutes les int
f reese avon sI sTe par sf Sg bureau da seer
dernere publications de Get avis les raisous uees
Dome sous ma signature e lie scesn de Eta la date CT
dessns ct dams Ia aimee de rinde
'~-N-'' JOSHUA BAKER
GOuverneur de la Louisiana.
J. H. HkRDY. Secretaire dEtst.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
New Orleans, March 81 1868
WHEREAS application has been made 60
w me by Mark Walton cancel his official bond
scr in and for the parish Of Orleans, to-wit
bond dated the 9Th Of Nov mber, 1851 for the Of
Five Hundred Dollars $780, with Sarah A. Walton,
Notice hereby given all persons Interested IN the said
hOnd 10 show In writing at the Office Of the Secretary
Safe within ninety days after the last publication hereof
the said bond should not be cancelled and annuled.
date the Independence United States the ninety
second
Signed JOSHUA BAKER,
Governor OF Louisiana
J. Il. HARDY, Secretary Of State
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
DEPARTMENT. EXECUTE,
NouveeO Orleans lie 81 de Mars 1868. !
TTENDU que Mark Wslton a faite une
n application pour canceement de bond Oce
dams la parosse dOrlesns, SAVIOR
In bond date h de Neyembre 1851 pour IA somme de Cinq
pastres $500 Sarah A Walton securtee
Avis par present dome tOutes pesOnnes lnte
davr faire counare ecr bureau du
tire dEat dams les quare vingdix j0urs Qui suvront
Ia derniere publication de Get avis les rons eqaees
les dit bonds ne serat pas cancelle ct annule
date mentonne, ct Ia aimee de I'm
depeDdsnce des Etsts Unis.
@ignel JOSHUA BAKER,
Gouyerneur de Ia Louisiana.
J. H. HkRpY secretare d'Etat
IOHH q. FLEkIN0,
Gas FIfTKR
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FURNITURE. .FURNITURE
BIZ MONTGOMERY BROS. a co,
r. NJ MosreoxKKr, Auctionesr
VNHURsDAY. May 1,h. at II O'Clock n.
n, their Auction Mar. 81 Camp street. will be
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD ~ RNITURE,
such Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedstesds Bu-
resus Armors Wsshstands, Mahogany and Walnut fetes
Sofas Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
Tables Marble Top siceboards Extension Tables Velvet and
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrav-
ngs Paintings Cooking Stoves and Utenss bsinR the
contents Of several well-furnlshed houses.
large invoice of Cottage Beds. Cane and Wood Sea
Chairs etc. y.
ss-TER~s-cash in U. 8 Treasury Notes
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POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE TO EFFECT
A PARTITION OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
BAYOU ROAD.
WIDOW A. CASTILLO AND OTHERS VS.. THE HEIRS
TRIoT COURT OF NEW oRLEANs-No s2OOl.
by 9. DE FERRET.

f. AucrIoNEER-OBce No. Sc Bienvile street.
~ NJ. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
on Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse teet by
virtue of decree rendered by the Honorable the Second
District Court Of New Orleans dated 3s March, 1861 the
following described property will be sold
ALL THE RIGHTS, titles interest the
in strip Of land situated the Bayou Road between
property late OF Cadet Duman and Pau Cheval NOW be-
longing j. Pemberon Said property consists of four
LOIS OF ground, described follows:
Lot No measures Is feet front Bayou Road l29
deep side and 1873 inches lines on the
side.
measures Is feet inches lines on KsrIerec street
by ls3 feet in depth.
Lot No measures Is feet inches lines ON Kerares
street. by l59 feet 10 inches in depth
IOt No measures is fees inches lines on KerlereS
street, by 1853 feet 10 inches 4 lines in depth
The who more less plan. which will exhibei
on The day OF SALE the said property belonging She
fro time immemOria IL is stated above
ings In {.
BE- 1ERMs-Cash.
Ac. of sale, with United States internal revenue saps
attached before A. Doriocour notary public at the ex
pense Of the purchaser.
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A VERY PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLE RESI-
DENCE AND DEPENDENCIES COVERED WITH
STATES. WITH LARGE GROUNDS UNDER CULT
WALTON, AND WELL STOCKED WITH FRUIT
TREES AND PLANTS, SITUATED ON ELMYRA
STREET. BETWEEN CRAPS AND GRRATMEN
STREETS, AND IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF
THE CITY RAILROAD.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs

FOR CoRN-FoR CORN.
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF TExLsl
Office Chief Qutrtermaster,
Austin, Texas, april l6 1868
Sealed Proposals. which be duplicate, will be
received until Ia O'Clock WEDNESDAY,, the TWEEN
tetn day May furnishing the Qusrterma trs De
with CORN equal number of pounds Of Oats
or barley In sscss at and In quantities follows:
At Fort Clark. 2250 bushels
At Fort QuitmAn 400 bushels
Al Fort neK avitt. 500 bashes
At Fort Duncan 2250 bushels.
At Fort C0neho, 800 bushels.
Al Fort Mason 2O0O bushels
livery be commences by Of June, and to be
comp eted by the thrtieth OF the month.
Proposals. be plainly Endorsed Proposals for Conn.,
and addressed TO the undersigned at this place.
By Of Brevet Brig. Gen @. II. TOAPK IN5, Chief
QuArermaster, Fifth MiisaTy District
j. A POTTER
Brevet Brigadier General and Chief Qusrterasster.
District Of Texas.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-03

The London Daily News Of the
18th ult., in an extremely wei con.
sidcred article on Amcricanpolitcs
says;-
" \ great man leaves his oIce
stronger than he found it, but ait
tie man usually leaves it weaker
Mr.. Lincoln left the American Pres.
idency relatively stronger rs com.
pared with the other parts Of the
Fedora! Government, than il had
ever been before. Without in tue
least degree intending it,-pcrhals
without even knowing it.-he made
Il nearer approach to practical dc.
/ tatorship than is wholesome, oregen
safe, in n republican government
He had used his great powers with
such singleness of aim for the mteg
rity of the Union and the suprema
! cy of the national will, that thcpco-
pie had hardly observed how great
( ~ the Presidential Office had been
magnitied i'll his keeping. But al
soon as the increased powers fell ID
to the hands of his successor, an
Mr.. johnson began to use them Z
magnify himself, the whole codfSt
of American politics was changed
The parallel between the two
Presidents is continued, not to the
advantage Of Mr.. johnson, and the
News is finally brought to the very
{ correct conclusion that our present
chief magistrate "took the PnS.
dcncy at its period of greatest Dig
nifty and power-he will leayetat
the lowest point OF its intuencea1d
import lnce.' 1t is certain that no
man has wilfully thrown away great
| er opportunities for winning homo
than Mr.. Johnson.-BoSfoH -idf
, tiSer.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-03
"LETTurGALLED j ABE VINCE

"IET THE CALLED y ABE VINCE"
-"McL." of Fairlee, who wrote that
Comprehend wall which we copied
from the Argus two weeks since,
is very much troubled by the com
mcnts we made on his cilusion; and
he attempted torclieyc the smartlng
of his wounded self conceit by pub
fishing q half.column letter in the
Argus last week, in which he only
proves that our measure OF the man
was correct mentally dwaried.
blinded by prejudice, absurdly self
conceitcd and politically, rotten,
he still has the assurance to assert,
in public print, his superiority over
the negro! Yet he is not entirely
lost to feelings of shame. lie says
he did not mean to have that SLAM
of his published that it was adde'
asaP. $. to u business letter Il
the editor of the Argds. We caI
readily believe that, as 10 man who
makes any prctcnce to deccnc,
would he guilty of writing such stui
for publication.
Who "McL." is has been a matte
Of considerable speculation, sine
we gave him the benefit of q notice
some supposing from the initial
--McL.-that it must be Mr.. Ale
ander McTanc but "McL." says i
never heard of us before, and "
are sure Mr.. McLanc is acquantc
with us, rs we have transacted bus
ness and corrcspondcd with hin
and we should hesitate to belle,
that he could have been the autb'
oftwo articles couched in such 10
bred phrascology, and showing sue
lack of intelligence aud want
dccency.
"Mcl.H is too small game for
to waste much powder on; and b
for the fact that he is fair repI
sentati Of the most virulent ella
Of coppcrhcads, We should not ha
noticed him.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-03

A contention regarding the mat
ter of suffrage is going on i'll the
black Republic of Liberia. The
conservatives" 90 for limiting the
privileges of the ballot box to ne.
grocs Of pure blood, while the "rad-
icalS" would let white men and those
of mixed blood have chance equally
with out-and-out blacks. The "con.
scrvativcs" declare it is outrageous
to convert it into a "whitc mans
government"-that it will under.
mine the black mans rights, and the
Grads" as vigorously claim that the
cause of justice demands that nc
man be pushed away from the bal
lot box because the Almighty sent
him into the world with a white skin
Ii now looks rs if the 'eonserva
tivcs" world triumph, and white
men he excluded from suffrage
Now, then let us have democratic
howl!
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-03

The Northern Monthly for April
opens brilliantly, Mrs. Harriet Pres
colt Spofford is in her old place, and
the "Thief in the Night not only
grows in vivid interest, but reveals
a wonderful capacity for picturesque
effects and fine Characterization on
the part of its author. Indeed, her
present novel is far superior to any
thing that she has previously writ
ten, and the magniticence of the
style gives a general sparkle and
brilliancy to the whole number
''The Experience of a Military. Mis-
sionary in Virginia" is the next ar
ticle. and a very fresh and oppor-
tune paper it is. Claiming to be
written from individual experiences,
it places the practical aspects OF the
Reconstruction movement before the
reader, and although the author has
evidently very decided opinions, and
cuts right and left at each OF the
great national parties, yet we are
quite ready to forgive his eccentlici
. ties. Mr.. Henry j. Winser, of thu
| New York Times, contributes yer.
l. readable paper upon curious negr'
t religious character, "BoOker Law
| son." whom he met while he wai
: correspondent in Virginia. Lawson
: appea g to have had somewhat o
c the gift of second sight, reminding
, lis of Swedenborg. "Forty foul
Guns-a Birth Day Salute,' is {
| very spirited piece of poetry. "a
Plea for Good Reading is the titl'
? of very able paper, in which some
t valuable suggestions are made re
I garding public and private recita
p tons. Next we have a persona
sketch of Major General Fitzpatrick
= and after that vigorously writer
- story called "Strandcd, not Wreck
ed." Then comes another able pa
A per on "Thc Metropolitan Pulpit,
n from which ono obtains a very tolel
t able conception of the theological
a and personal character of severa
i prominent New York and BroolIy
l. clCrgymen. "The Dclusion and re
t corums of Dress" completes the lis
e of general articles, and will be rea
t with great interest. 1t is thorough
/. ly pure in tone, beautifully writer
A. and full of suggestions of high an
le enrolling character. The Editor
y al Department is peculiarly alb
r this month, and the valedictory pc
IL tion-for with this number the sc
OF ond volumn closes---reads like
~ poem. The conductors are evidel
lie ~ highly battered by the great su
he cess of their venture, and We WI
N them bon roydge for the next ye
so of The Northcn.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-03
PITTSBURGH PA. March ~

PuTSBURGH Pa. NarIU
\ bloody riot among the mlIyh
this morning, was cau>ed 10y '0us
strikers attempting to drive ava!
the force Of men at work, The 'a'
ter resisted, killing one ami Woa'u.
ing five rioters and driving t''n
away.
The Lewiston journal gives aa
amusing account of The iea'S o. q
piekercl fishing party, last Wct ,1.,,
There were seven men anu ''' ,.
teams, costing at least $50 A ,i.,
80 holes were cut in the zee, NAM. y
- feet of ice cut through iiop y
to 30 " sinners were used rs uaJ
The dressed weight of the c'l. n,,s.
pickerel was estimated ~ y' Ios
iourths of q pound, { ring Il ""'"
day.