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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24

John T.. Barringer VS.. Chns Monaghan
and Mrs, 5. Thorn.-Clark d Maedre, Interve.
more, VS.. Chas. Monaghan and Mrs. s. Thorn.
SECOND JUSTICES QURT-NOs 1888 and 49,
by the Honorable A. Shelley Second Justice Of the
Peace in and for the Parish Of Orleans Twill proceed
TO sell at PUBLIC auction, on ASTURDAY the twenty
fourth day of October, 1868 at II o'clock NJ at the
wit - ~
The schooner NEPTUNE. her furniture, tackel
and apparel, Length OF keel 43 feet width II feet
inches, and ten tons seven. hundredth burden Iy-
ing at Bayou Bridge.
Seized in the above entitled suit,
Terms-Oash in United States Treasury notes
se23 oc1 Is "a j, w. QUINN ConstAhIe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


ARRIVAL and Departure of Railroad
Trnlaa
North and East via Jackson Railroad-Leave
daily at s sc p. M. Arrive at 1:b0PM
Galveston via Opelousas Railroad and steamer
rom Brashear-Lesve tuot of st. Ann street Thurs
days and sundays at 1880 a. NJ. Arrive Wednesdays
and Saturdays at P. NJ.
-... Hs Coast Steamers.
For Mobile-Steamer leaves Milneburg every day
On arrival Of 2 P. N. Pontchartrain cars.
For Mobile Propeller steamer leaves New Basin
BEgry Wednesday and Saturday at p. NJ
For Bay ST. Louis, Pass Christian, Mississippi
City. Biloxi, and Ocean Springs-Steamer leaves
Milneburg Tuesdays and Thursdays on arrival Of 8
A. n train; Saturdays arrival Of p. NJ train,
going to PascaRoula.
For Florida ports-Steamship from foot Of Calliope
EtFBet on the 9TH and 10Th of every month.
For Madisonyille, Vaudeville etc.-Steamer leaves
daily on arrival of P. M train; Saturday, p. M
knnday texcurson). $50 A. NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24

NeuVe d. r. COlbus VS.. Wll1lnm RlIey-
La Meme VS.. LIE Meme-Nos q, 1852 et 25, 1853.
0UATRIEME COUR DEJUSTICE, PAROISSR
" dOrleans.-En vertu de deux writs de fer facir 5
moi ADDRESSES par Honorable j. g. Baum, Juge de
"a Qqstrieme Cour de Justice dams ct pour ia paTosse
dOreans, je procederai la vente publique, lie
SAMEDl. troisieme jour d'octobre 1863 midi
en- face de mon bureau, No rue des Franqais de la
propriete ci-apres d6erite, SAVIOR:
I'm CAB. No ll2.
I'm CHEVAL BAL
I'm jeu de HARNATS.
I'm lot de vieux MEUBLFS.
Saiss dams les affaires cdessus,
Oonditons-Comptant, sur les ieux, en- monaie
courante des Etats- Unis.
se23 % oc2 EUGENE MEILLEUR, Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24

=, Two Locomotives, now employed in trausp,
the iron and other articles to the river bank,
given 70 the purchaser soon as the delivery 3
iron il completed. z17
Terms-Qne half cash on the day Of sale, an
balance soon as the whole can be deiivered-
ons,third ot toe iron being slready on the river
OF the road from Ducros' Station 70 Proctoryfj
sells 10 2425
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24

or Galveston and Indianoa-Morgan line foot Of
st. Joseph street. Wednesday and Saturday at s
a. n.
For Brazos Santiago-Morgan line, foot of St Jo-
usDh street. every Saturday at g A. M.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24

L. - 30DGEL0U0s
FOURTH DISTRICT OOUhT FOR THE PAR
lsh Of Orleans. No. Pisa by virtue Of a writ
ot SEIZURE and sale 10 drected by the Honors be
the fourth District Court for the parish Of crieSns
IN the above entitled cause, will proceed TO eeIl
AZ public suction, at the Merchants and Auc.
toneefs ExcharRe, Royal street. between CANA
and Customhouse stroets in the Second DistTiei
Of this Sity. on SATURDAY. October 10, 1865 al
u 4 LoT, OF GROUND, situated in the Second
district Of this ohly late FIRST Municipality, desig
nAten ~ the nnm9er three Of square No. 80, and
meesurt9 a. in Ensish measure, twenty seven feet
front on Cont street BY ono hundred feet three
inches and two lines in Depth between parallel lnes
me Mnoe ~ conformity with plan Of the late
Joseph Pile, Surveyor Of the frs Of May, 1870 and
dePosited in the office oil D. l. NcOay, late notary
public in this etyi tegether with fhs buildings and
improvements thereon, without exception reser.
2 AND THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF Of
city, iate First Municipality designated b. the nam
Der twelve OF square No 90 comprised within Canal
Oustomhouso. Darnisnys and Romaa screets and
measuring, In Amer 1an measuie twenfY-sagan faaf
front on Cunt1u1hous- street. by ona hnnsired snd
ex feet egqt inches in DEPTH 5etWeen parala Iinasl
the ole 10 conformity WITH plan 81 tie fr@f ~
May $40 drawn byJoa Pilis late SUI ssoT NJ
Departed for reieTence 10 the ofco Of Aaid notary
d Z. Mogsyi together with the one undiVided haif
sxnepuon or reservation; the Wdois viii more
tply Appear % refeFence 70 act passed before o.
D.rsust notary public in this city on tie twenfislh
seiz0d 10 the shove suit. ~ i.s5i- 1911 NJ
Tez1ra-Oaan on the spot.
TkIO6. T. MAXWELL
ses q oclo eheria 0fths Parish Of osisaHA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24

ssHpa@ ,S0k4aox9 80 ssstrI
sa-a .esssasa tta a=s.t . OF sa
tiias1 seiqisf s7F11.ssf p =Aail 4 ~ .a=zf.l
sssSaaq = z 20 ,rs.e asslascaE sssss ~ Ess,r
+ss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
SUGGESTIONS OF Mr.. AND OF MRS. ia
Lamothe-No. = of the Docket of the s,
District Court for The parish nf r,rlan.s

Lamothe-No. - Of the Docket OF the s,
District Court for the Parish of Orleans.
RY .. GCINAULT, AUCrloNEl
- Office corner Exchange alley and Biei
sire On SATURDAY, twenty-sixth of 81
Der, 1858 will be sold, at twelve O'Clock 81. Al
merchants and Auctloneers' Exchange ROYAL I
between Customhouse and Canal Streets nj
Iisk ana peril and folle enchere of Alexander Ha
she former purchaser, who has neglected ami
fused to comply with the terms If adiudie
made TO him on the fifth of September, less, b
tue 81 an order rendered by the honorable Judl
the second District Court of New Or cans Il
ABOVE entitled cause, dated twenty-fonrth
ls9s the property hereafter described, belongil
to wit: O''---e' A'NiI
bounded by uumaine, Bourbon, Dauphine Al
Philip streets, having. French !neasuie, thirt
front on Dumaine street by one hundred and
feet deep, together with the buildings Thereon
slslhg more rtieulaily IN the following: A
story house briCked between post. cove red with
containing four rooms and two rooms in the
DAck gallery, kitchen bricked between posts
story high, conta ming six rooms, yard br
qouDIe paving, weterworks, cistern, etc The
bears the No. 81 of Dumaine street, beins the
property acquired by the deceased, by act befor
Lavergne dated fourteenth September Ign
Terms of Saie-One-t third cash, the balance
credit Of one year, for notes divided in coul
i Dy MORTGAGE on the property sold, the
lngs 70 be insured for at least the amount OF
notes furnished, and the policy transferred to
administrator, the notes to bear interest at the
OF eight per cent per annum from their date ,
pald: IN case OF non-payment of the notes at u
MY az law charges and the fees of the lawyer
ployed to prosecute payment thereof 10 be psl
the purchaser; said fees to be five per cent on
amounts collected; the purchaser to pay the /
ior the year le6s payable in 1863, United States
nue. stamps AZ The expense Of purchaser
Act OF sale before A. d. Doriocourt notary put
AZ the expense of the purchaser ee1bgl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
RED STORE EXCHANGE AT AuorTo,-,

SNA'- G-NShAN6E AT AUCGIOH-Sr
cession Of Jean Bisa.
RY Q. GUINAULT, AUCTIONFF
~ !, otilee Exchange Alley and Benvie stree
s !" iSSb y. ~, thirtieth September 1873. viii
soId st ten O'clock A. NJ. on Legee street, betN
81 Phiip and uumaine streets, By virtue Of an
ger from the Honorable the Second District IL
Der, 1868: "ep'
-, .e Cotteehouse known as the RED STORE
ShANGE, wi certain quantity OF Wi
liquors, ETC., etc., as well the Furniture Bar
lures, LOOK Dg Glasses chairs, etc, etc.
Inc ABOVE establishment viii be sold snb;act .
rate of S40J per month. - -9'V' q
,Also1One Gold Watch and Chain one set OF q
Sleeve Buttons, and one Trunk and its contents
Terms cash. - - W. 80 .. q;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24


Mobile ...........MAn Boar. Up. M-Cars.
oFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, !
4Csfs, Thursday September "a. laa
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Trade Wind. Morrill,. for Belize. Hon
s ARRIVALS.
Steamship Crescent, Farwsl, from Indianola and
Shin Amto,a,s . M1,'nsY SSoiss dist
to Mummy Luling 6eo--4th dist
schooner Meleoms Blohq, days from Turks Isl
British school, or Independents, Armand, from Vera
Cruz previously reported q Quarantine Sta
taoni5 IN ballast. o master-AlEiers
eFKAMBOATs.
Frances Blakeslee from Mobile.
Iccretia Davis. from Mobe-New Basin
dele Ice, McGill, faom Cairo.
Semmonw ealthi ConleY, from ST Louis
"a Es No 3. pon from shreveport.
a nfngu. BaHsott from Lower Coast
Cieona. hhttss on. from Ouachita river.
So 49,, 1oWBoArs.
and to see 81 ss on sstans ssl b-iCe R gown
, nsGy snd W 81 nessss pssl Brought up ship An.
Kellogg, Grant, from s. l.odlz. with barges
EXPORTS,
BELIZE, HON--Steamshfu Trnds WA ,.a,.,
SSa PORK S BsEs 81 pigs n Sss - bAe0n
IMPORTS.
NDIAN0LA AND CALVRsTON-Stsan :,
Ofesceut--id5 bead cattle % bales cotton
MOBlLH-Steamsr Frances-Ss pigs tobacco lqt
s LIHRRPO0L.-ehip Hauaa-ssi sis salt
LiNi HPODtr-hhip Antofnetfe-Sait
? TURK l5LANl-- Schooner Welcome-9ait
MObiLE-eteamer ucroha-9 bales cotton II dc
estine 21 bbs Fcsn 90 bbls pitch 20 do tuFpentine
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
oAlEO-steamer Belle Lee-2is bales cotton 80
.s ~ so1 Is--stsamsr Commonwealth balaa
o1,.1 J AIDS tobaeuo Z go
g Al LquleAIo pbcnt. Kolioee-essI bbls ana 40
~ .AHs Aot ftls pea1 elas sil ontl aiRe 80 brau
~ ~ n ibis meal ~ bales hay o. 6isbncon
~, ~, 81 W R1tsdltr cIsona ! b1Iss
slds y, g ss,.amss ma No. san bales
~ EA|t aA1sRoADs,
. fhk Of ~ teEAI HAlI1R1& 1l--aanta1nhayr -.
u oAes oo,toa y sAr ia1'I i 81 vice ID hi,eS
% ekina " So corn IA AH1a d1ifi1 7l - :
fltkS AtkfuN y 3 - |s 4 ID - is46f... a.. On
bale. eolton bbls ehlrt5 ~ -. Ia - .9fss
~ pHga iron % - ieet ldl44.s 3 Isl 6fisi.s
|N w 7.I f. ~ ~ RI
arlN tfl II q +. l..II sa1I I
ffr. |FN 'sa - ieAtfs ~ ~ FiN ~
ss.l pt ~ ~ tqsis1s-
'''91s+ So ~ y isde
800 81 e4.set N ~ te.sesr. ~ $40
.I7alA4 ~ tFfs tt.a ~ ~ sFul
~ e-flefs, ~ ~ t-eae'ef. 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24


Observation-Disclosures Riehl VS.. Succession of NJ,
oourtadei widow Justine Courtade. administra.
trix. 'e HN f..s ....s g.,
GEooND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
~ leans-Noe. e, s64 and 30 2s3-By virtue Of ana
N o6edienee 70 an order OF sale rendered August
=, ls5s and to me directed by the Honorable the
entitled matter and also BY virtue Of writ of eri
gems areeted 2y the Honorable the said CourG in
shsrit, and By said late sheriff to me transferred
J,ii proceed 70 seu az public auction, at the Mer.
petTesn Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Der third 1853. at twelve clock NJ -
A lot OF ground, together with the buildings and
improvements thereon, situate in the Third Ms.
tfict OF this city, in square bounded BY Esplapade
Flauehe. ksrlerec and Where streets and mes,
utlng IN American MEASURE Oh rty feet front on IA
Ranade street BY sixty feet in depth and front on
flauene street, the undivided half of which belong.
lng 70 said succession and the other undivided haf
SELF d in the above suit of Riehl. = 100 r
Terms-CAsh on the spot. aN =
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
y sci ~ ccS sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24

For New York-Oromwell line every Saturday at 8
R.M.
For New York-Merchants' line every Saturday at
, p. NJ
For Baltimore and Internationally from Jack
9onBQuare on the LIST and 18th Of svery month.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
sci 10 oc3 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
Frank TIess%aSe.E ". willow Ovi a

Frank IietembefE VS.. WIaOy Owl de
r, rur,, I, G5qer,n glemsntine V. Labarre,J IL !
SEpENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
1.,E Of orleans---NO. lOs.-By virtua Of !
Ius annr and sale 70 me directed By the
parish o. Orleans IN the above entitled cause,
Merchants and Auetioneers Exchange RoyaI
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets IN
the hecond District of this City on SAlTJRDiV1
october Sd, lsce, at u O'CLOCK, M.
a certain lot of ground, with the buildings
anu improvements thereon, situated in Sguare
bounded by Roman, Prieur. Kerlerec and Esplanads
Streets in the Third District Of this eity
MY rect eight inches front on Roman street by one
hundred and twenty-seven feet deep said lot 'con,
menclng a. distance OF seventy i've feet from the
sketch thereof annexed to an oct passed before ii
y p,or,9eenrh notary Public in this city dated
ted g the defendant a. the amount Of apprassent
"a .ns sucoesslon ~ her deceased husband divide
lpgs IN said succession,
Seized Ia the above suit i.al,
ierms-Caah on the spot
..l TAoMAS L. MAXWELL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
AUCTION SALES.
FRAME HOUSE CORNER OF DAMP

Bordeaux streets-succession Of Salem q,
BELL No. sAss2-secOnd District Court ON
parish of Orleans.
Rf G. z; GIRAKDEY d. CO.-AuCTm
Exchange Place-SATUKDAY. thirty. frst n.y..
y . at Twelve O'Clock Nj at the Merclants' an Y
tioneer h1ehange, on Royal street. New Orlea,s,
virtue OF an order Of the Hon. il DuvionS
SUndge OF the Second District Court for the psrS
orleans. dated twenty fourth September. isS Z !
" soe st pubic auction, for account Of the sncs
"a LOT OF GROUND in the city Of jefferson
tne square bounded by Camp Chestnut, BorSss,
1nu Faienee streets. measuring 80 fest fron,
lamp street, by ITO feet in depth betweeu ns.,,
INES, Forming the half of lot No. T. Tine ifnnro
iu T eomprise one-story Frame House.
Terms q Sale-Cash in United ktstes Treas
taxes for 1853 PesAenE Oh
ns nes 81 sac and Omitted States Stamps at the
- 1oI-e. aeA Oc3 M u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24

SSS9rge =. Heard VS. A.. r WenseI.
II par,sh Of o5lasns No. sS.1.5y vrtpS ~ LEI Iia
q seizure and sale 10 me dirooted hy the Honorable
tne fnth District Court foF the parish Of Orleans
public auction, ~ tie Msrchants' and Auciioueera'
Eacnange Royal street net% cen Canal and Cnstofni
SATURDAY, Uetohsrs. VS., at 70 o,clock "
EIGHTY DIFFERENT TKACrS OF LAND
Wing and being in the parish II Orlsanl on ths it
hank 81 the Miss sippi river ard IN the rear oil ~
Third District o. TINS city. TIE said tracts 81 lnnd
contain In A. three thousand two hund "a And
eighty.sqve9 ollt0 acres according 10 forty nine
pAtents tof land Ling in township no IA east q IN
70 .ale e eeN Orleans, LouisiAnh, issued b. lam
Tyler, fresident Of the United States 10 1hS1isra
said pat9nts baing dated september 2s istf WIN
tne exception Of ono, No l60 which is dated an sen
tenosr ~ l1A and are ~ detniled ia tina act ~ mai
e ssse annexed aadmade part Of the petition u tbs
Asizsd in the above auik ~
IeFms-CaAh on the spit. i s.liit.. a sfff
..,,s - -, 1, llIos; 4, MAxwsIL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
SUCCESSION OF A1ExANorR eoRD

SUCCESSION OF ALEXANDER CORN
Second District Court for the parish Of Oh
No. s.4O4-Wrought Iron Bars, Spikes, p
Locomotives, ETC., on the track OF the Me
Gulf Railroad.
RH 2. e. CIR Andy a co., NICH(
~ y. Hoey.. Auctioneer-0fic No. II E1ci
Plaee-On SATURDAY, the twenty sixth Sc
Der, 1865, a. twelve O'Clock NJ, will be sold at 1
auction, at the Merchants and Auctiopeers
change, by, virtue Of an order from the II,
Duyigneaud, Judge Of the Second District Oou
tee parish OF Orleans, dated twelfth Septt lubel
and rendered in the above entitled matter
Twelve or thirteen hundred tl2OO or 1900 10
superior FLAT BAR IRON, SPIKES, PIA
IN the track OF the Mex can Gulf Railroad.
,....s 1I.4 H.N E Etts.s -ALSo- f .-a.- ..
All the Stringers, Cross-ties, Bridge Timbs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
Marine Intelligence.
STEAMERS LEAVING TODAY.

81. Louis. ',.'..,. COMMONWEALTH Coniey. 5 P. N
Vicksburg FRANK PAReoup white 6pM
Red River...... RosR FRANKs 6pu
Red River. GLIDE, Dye, bP.M.
Red River .........NRw ERA No. g. Pof, sP.M.
Red River ~ RICHMOND Boardman, sP.M.
Red River. RIGHT WAY. Scoyll. BPM
Indianols.. TEXAS, Baker. 6P.M
Leaving To- borrow.
Vaudeville. OAAfE1IA, Cozzens. Up M.-Oars.
Mobile ............MAIL BOAT. Up. M-Cars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
SUCCESSION on LuKE oAIInGEpu1n,

X :: GUHRAULT, AUCTIONEER-o,
~, corner Of Exchange Alley and Bienyille strss
eleven flSDa o'clsc September. lses will be sod
OF an order from the Honorabie the ssco ~ v
ret b. o0 Ss of the parish Of Orleans dated Sep
Bay HORSE
MULE. .....
9 SPRING CARTS.
Sets HARNESS. .... .f.... ..
GOLD WATCH
l Lot Of WEARING APPAREL.
M Lot OF FURNITURE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
AOUIsIANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY


THURSDAY, September "a, 1868.
The Senate was called to order by the
4 President at twelve o'clock NJ.
The roll was called.
A full quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Turner.
On motion of Mr.. Ray, the reading of the
minutes was dispensed with,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

i've nEET.=-A NEWLY Built wo.aTOf
"a 1s'ss DseLing. With AZ Inodslr eonSe1isn4
ssSset 1920 oEpssT.,5 street, tsw d9ora above 81
A.Ssrnon, No. ? Story building. NpUI,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24

oFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
Thursday, September "a. lsla
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23

Our columns are crowded with ad-
vertiscmouts to day. In one more week
large amount of advertising will have
been finished and we shall have more
room for reading matter.
The Presidents Thanksgiving Procla-
nation will be found on the I'd page.
Gen. Bragg failed to appear last Non
day evening as advertised, and the Dem.
ocratic meeting was not held.
= We see by Mr Wise's correspon-
dence in last weeks Herald, that he has
moved from Oak Grove to Hartland.
We are pleased to see that Hon.
TnAD. c.. PoUSD is again a candidate
for the Legislature in the Chippewa and
Dunn Co. district. He is one Of the live
men Of the Northwest.
L. d. Newell has opened a fine
stock Of Goods in Fox Il Dickinsohs ele
giant new store on Broad st.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23
GOOD Nj HT.

Good night; l have to say good night,
To such Il host of peerless things
Good night unto that fragile hand,
All queenly with its weight of rings
Good night to fond uplifted eyes:
Good night to chestnut braids of hair
Good night unto the the perfect mouth.
And all the sweetness nestled there
The snowy hands detan me, thea
I'll have to say good night again.
But there will come time, my lsve,
When, if read cur stars sright,
/ shall no, linger by the porch
With my adieIx. Till then. good night
You wish the time were now And I.
You do not blush to wish it go.
You would have blushed yourself to death,
To own as much year ago.
What. both those snowy hands2 all, ther
III have to say good night again.
II. B. Aldrich.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23

- McKEz wishes his old friends TO
understand that he won't be undersold
by any competitor 10 his line Of trade
don't fail to call on him before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
- Gov. Seymour has taken The stump
in favor of his own election. Gen. Grant
has 'smoked him out"
- There was severe earthquake
shock in California, on Thursday, doing
considerable damage in San Francisco
and other places.
- good place to buy, if you want
goods cheaper than ever, is at McKEE's
Book and Variety, on Orange St.
p. PoTrs Jr.. Geo. Ticknor, VIM.
Mathera aud several others started for
California last week.
- New Goods. New Goods. at Porter .
Now Book and Variety Store.
- We glad to learn that J. w. FRA-
LICK, editor of the Hastings Union, is
recovering from n serious illness Of sever
al weeks.
-McKrE may yet be found st his
old stand-(Ths Book and Variety
Store, opposite the Journal Oftice)--
where be continues TO deal ont all goods
in his lire at prices to sui, everybody.
Give bin call
= John Campbell, passenger on the
Mile Kent, WAS drowned at Hudson,
last Friday. He was intoxicated.
- The bost place in the city to get
Books and Yarit,es, is at McKEE's
= School books given away. almost,
at MckEE's. Call and get full supply,
no charge for showing goods--Books
new and old--assortment as good as
can be found in the city.
- Last Tuesday, a barge just loaded
with wheat, lying at Geo. DilPs ware
house at PIT Douglas sprung aleak, aud
was only saved by the timely arrival of
Capt. Webb with the ltoata aa. The
Capt. has way Of doctering any thing
sick about boat OF barge.
= One horse stores keep one horse
stocks. (which is the very best in town.
Porter's 10 the one horse store.
= Harper, Atlantic, Cooley, Putnam,
Ballou. and Arthur's Home, for Novem-
Der, at Porter's new store.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23

DEMoREsT's MoNTHLY.-Every lady
wishes for at least one magazine, and
husbands and fathers can find no other
in the whole range of periodical literature
that will prove so useful, 50 welcome, or
SO good an investment as DRMoREsT's
Ii is fashionable without being frivolous.
full of good, sensible suggestions, and of
really valuable information in regard to
dress, the household, and whatever per-
tains to woman's work. Send for it
tho price is merely nominal, SO, with an
honest premium. Published a: 473
Broadway. New York.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23

and his friends have often urged him to
use his research and ability in public de-
bate, but bis unconquerable aversion to
appearing in public will probably always
deter him from facing an audience. The
Judges motives are often mi, construed;
for instance. he wears very tall bat,
probably to keep locks, papers. and
clothing in the top of it wher travelling.
hut some unfeeling chap here said, that
when he meets man he sets his hat on
the ground, uses it as a hitching post,
and lets the horse Craze while he is talk.
ing. There is probably no doubt but
that the Judge is Democrat. The
Judge does not expect to be elected, but
he runs fer Office just as Mcclellan run
the army--as matter of keeping up
the organisation and discipline.
Pm. Simon is an old resident and
well liked, among the Germans especial
ly, and il the Democrats worked togeth.
err he would have poled a strong vote,
but as it is he has no more "show" of
Office than a miner would find Of gold
in "panning out" the leachei ashes in
an old barrel.
- Lastly comes John Dale, who
has announced himself as an indepen.
dent candidate for the Assembly. We
understand that Mr.. Dale has been in
the county for some time, and is well
known here, and is regarded as n man of
considerable ability, but has hitherto
studiously avoided taking part in pub
liz affairs. From the style of the man,
as described to us, we should think that
rs q runnist," he would have more
bottom than speed. and he should have
come on the track about August il he
expects to win.
With these few serious words to the
people, we leave the local elections in
their hands, fully persuaded that they
know their duty and interest AZ well as
we do.