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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-03
'' PArRIcF LEONARD
lie JurI de Police ae Ia Parol..e

A-O - url ue l-OIIce Ne Lac Pare ake
Quemines vs. euguste Isssrps a a
tiers dams Ia Succession d' AlexandreI
4 OUR nU SECOND DISTRICT JOl
dams en- pour Ia paroisse dc PiaGusi
9'S.-Ep vertu dun ordre de saisia ei ya
adTesse par fHouofAbie Ia COu- du zee
Judlpiaire dams ct pour Ia pa -Jisse de Pl4
nnns fahaire ci-dessus ia procedpr7t H
4Vsute publique, d "a porte DE- In Maid
d. O. tie thrQisre, lie SAMEnI 2 jaDvtaru
"a plus fable portion de IA pr6prie a
Crlte, SAVIOR.
UNE CERTAIN Portion ne IT'D
dams ceite paroisse, sur Ia rive ganrhd
WIS sslppi, meeuTant quar-. nte.e a arpl
Au dIt heuvs, SUI Qnarante lptnfr de 4
environ DIX miles nu -hessus dp L. Maisd
de ce,te paro $50 boTn6e dams Ia psrfie
pa Ia .ptopriee Auguste l. sseps 81
Tiers q Alsxaudre Lssseps. decG 9, pt III
interieure BAR la pro ere d'Hyp lite NJ
peraonnr qui prendTa asseH d. Ia ditsI
oouVrir IL JnRemeBt reudu MS ,'.tte aft i
somlne IN quaire mi lie cent piaslres !
hui sous. ayt interet lega ldu gu / = az
qua par1ait Placement, plus six GEMS
lr.ls 81 cepenS encourns ct dus Au pla
oetre sffaire.
tiondiiions-Co Compliant, sur les lleux
Tfesor des ktats-Unis
Bureau du Nheri', paroisse de Plauneml
HUT navembre 1868.
1850 PATRI0a LYON I'd
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ENIFTH DISTRICT COURI FOR ThEl
y fOrleans, No Is. 533 BY virtue OF VT
tacas to me directed by the Honorable
u strict Court tor the par sh Of Orleans. in
en- il ed suse, wit proceed to veil al ~
ton, ~ the Merchants and Auctianeersi I
Royal street, between uanal ANA Gus,
streets, IN the second District Of this cite, 3
DAY December 10, 1865, al twelve OF
the iollowing oescrined properly. 10 wit:
LOT OK PAROEL on Gs.lUND.
lmpr Vements thereon. situate in the qua
ed ~ Nrarklln Gate Benton Nj pomene
Anh 'haiH street,, in the FIRST ID strtut OF
measuring thlrty-One feet eight inches u
lines front on said Franklin street, with II
nlnety-seven feet nine inches on he II e
sara hslpomene street, N ninrty-.iA n
side line toward said Thalia street, and D
ana three inches IN width in the rear
measure
ae zed in the above suit ~
Terms-OAsh 90 the spot.
TaOMAS u MA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-03
Tbs New York Tribune contains the fol-
loving announcement:

Senef.s hnNfr proposes Introducing.
early IN me ntzlsessi0n 81 Congress. q bill
Tor the correct naisirstion 81 voters Ia
c.sixs, providing ~ complete registration
az least Fhlrty anYn 1F7aRe Z fFQaIaf eIfe-
tion, and for a public posting Of shs lfst nj
least fifteen days before 81 election fhis
~ sba1 give every name ID lall. and place
OF residence The bill. u pttaenled' Viii
embrace segefal other Important pfoTlsos.
eAlcaseied . guard the purity q l1e ballot,
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Marine Intelligence.
srEAMERs LEAVING TO-DAY.

Philadelphia .JUNIATA, Hoxie, 6P.M
Havana. Hoxie, 6P.M
st. Louis. NOBLE ABLE, Able. P. NJ
st. Louis ..CosT1NENrAL, Greenough 8 p. N.
Cincinnati. 500. SWALLOW, Fenton, P. NJ.
Cincinnati. 49,. .ARGosY. Schenck, 5P.M.
Alabama River. LEO. Norton. P. M-Tew Basin
Vicksburg." FRANK PARGoUD, white, SIN.
Red River. LULA d, Grace. 5P. NJ.
Red River. .LoTAwANNA. Brinker, 5P. NJ.
Red River. SELMA, Clarke, s P. NJ.
Red River. johnson, 8 P. N.
Red RIVER. FRoLtc, Haeberle. 5P. NJ.
0uachta River. LEM LRoTI, McComas, 5 p NJ.
Ouachita River. ..SUccEss, Rea, P. M.
Mobile ...........MAu Boat, p. M-Cars.
st. Charles q, H..H. 81. OHILDs. Ottendorf, P. N.
Leaving To- N OrrOw.
Galveston. HARLAN Lewis, ga. NJ.
Lower Coast .....A g. BRowN. Radovich. IL NJ.
Fort Adams. WILD WAGNER Richardson 6P N
Arkansas R yer. AMERICAN, Berry, 5P.M
Bayou sara. 80. NATIONAL, Gross, 10 A. n.
ST. Charles O. H.. II. M. CHLDs, Ottendorf, 4P.M
Mobile MAIL BOAT. 4 P. M.-Cars
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-03

L
(No arrivals from sea yesterday
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner Best Friend, from Pascagoula-l200 bbs OF
Schooner John o Rourke from Pearl river-2s cords
wood
Schooner Rebecca, Walker, from TChefuncta river
Schooner La Belle from Tchefuncta riyer-6U cords
wood
Schooner Henrietta, from Handsboro-25,OOO feet of
lumber
Schooner Gen Washington, Orr, from Pearl river
80 900 feet lumber
Schooner Balsteg, Keller from Bilox-24.COO feet of
lumber
Schooner Pearl Rivers from Pc arl rver-a6COo feet
lumrer 40 cords oOd IS bbs tar
Schooner City helle from Fowl riverl9O bbls rosin
"a bbls turpentine
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Queen, from Bay st Louis--5O0 bbls of
Schooner Flower, Lupd, from Tangipaho--i5O bbls
Schooner Carrie Swan. from Biloxi-lsOo bbis of
charcoal
Schooner Pearl from Psscagoula-lO0O bbls charcoal
Schooner Monterey, from Tchetuncta rver-9sO bols
Schooner Dixie, Gauter, from Pascagoula-15,CoO
feet lumber
Schooner Or Franklin from Pearl river-35 eco feet
Schooner Isabella from PAscag oua-25, 600 feet of
lumber
STEAMBOATS,.
Frank Pargoud, White. from Point Chicot.
nth, Pegram, from Memphis.
Louise, Hopkins from Mobile.
New ira Dugas. from Donaldsonville
NaHonal. Gross, & ON you SARA.
b O. Hodga Barqnco from Bayou Sara.
caroline. johnson. from Shreveport.
Success, ca, from Ouachta KIVer.
Lula ID. Grace from Shreveport.
Era No. 10, NOuns, FROM Shreveport.
Hunter, Jeantrau, from Lower Coast.
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q. ). MARSHkLs XALES.


IN fhk UNITED STAN s. DIST M ,j,,fIRq
4 for the District OF Lou ma M ell nv virtn.s
81 writ OF vendilioni el8onha 20 Directed II
the abavs entitled suit. vi. pfOoeed san "a m
highast bidder on MON11Hf. tne NJ mn dnv ~
Detefn nir 1854 attHeyr Il O'Clock ~ Al entrance
70 the 1nst0mhnuse build !. On tgld nayee sfrnaf /.
Uno M1uEL and tso W1Nu0N Ia flfakS "a
they new ks N the Il ~ oppasi# fireenvilIe
lending 49, ~
8 Tss@s-c..A. = shs tins adiadls. b, IA uuis
Dntted ht4Eea Marshall 3.JWoe No.r Czl.nnn
ninetsenih day Of kovanbs - -
- 2 !. Az lOn. D. & Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-03

oLlYERPooL-Ship Goleonda-s2se bales cotton
iIVERPOOL-Ship Polar Star-2a' 6 bales COTTON
$50 bbs taiiuw Zt6l pcs logwood
TNMP DO-schooner Gee lia-2O0 bbls -four II
kegs butter tcs hams Is pkGs lard Is bxs cheese 20
hbs apples IS Dbl moasses 5 bbs onions GOO shin
giles 701J ieet lumber
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-03

VS.. steamship Mary 3 and hsf EnRin.s :, etc.
IN rae UNITED SlArRS DIs<RIOT uuuRT
\ for the olstrict OF hgnitianA, NO $780, In obs
cieuce 10 admiralty Earrant to7rDe fireot,,d in
the above emf led suit nave seized and taken into
pOsaession--
the steams ip MAREL AND, ben Tackle, Appa
Fsi. stc ana hsr bnKlr#l now hhz|led by Dan e
Srah4n ana WIN, A. WNltmore, fo4 he causes set
tort in thu libel now Hing in ~ 6etriet III MR.
OF the United states.
And do hereby cite "a admoni the ovuar n,
yMber9 thereot, and al aEN every peHn or persons
uAtluk " pretending 70 4[e any IA, little, or in
.elest IN OF TO the same, s. be and AZ Bar at q Dis
ulei Oonrt Of the UnitN States. - the District
nofeshd 70 De holden e PC city Of NV Orleans %
Or osiore the fhlkD WDnDAH nom the date
nereot; 20 snow causost = : they hnI1 can, WhJ
we sAio fteamshtp gnod not be ~hdemned and
be soln agreeaby 70 the d yer Of I'D nnts
United states alauainaNk tlfhoa - Orleans
twenty. eyanth dkv OF Nnrtmber $3.50.
+. j HERRONtg nsfed Sgs ~ MarshaI
ANo. l0l-no2 tce3si2 =
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IMPORTS.

INOIANOEA- Steamship Agnes-Il bales cotton
bbls Drcans bbls taliOw $40 head cattle
MOB LE-Steamer Louise III ba,s cotton los
pigs tobacco
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IMMEDIATE RELIKF.
AND a PERMANENT UuRk on.

va q 9R Eat w HMT@RN n
ls-A Certain And speedy Cure Tor h
hAkulfArtsa- KIDNEY ColiPI ANTS, fBII
fEyEK. etc.
Mhole pzges from influential eIt41eps
70 the dis use diHpeling and health uro,nI
Ties Of the GREAT WESTEHN RENEI
furnished On appreciation
~oaa ny All ftrrs~Ggana HlSuRl
Hlll PRICE.
ceuts. 50 esnts Is osaIs, 81. aoa a s., n
AaERrs wAHTIen EvEnYwHrBE
AARON DAVIS Discovsrer and Ma
enn washington street. &rWar
10 be Obtained ct the ManuIncfursr At
Hall : RUoKI.R, AEan|. Is NaW 70
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Q. S. Ma s 90 b. IS MoEITIOEs


Daniel NICK eadrIek VI. Steamboat well
come nc. -p0 .t
IN THE UNITED Stains DISTRICT COURT,
for the District of LouisaEG No. 9i99 In nbed,.
ence TO IN admiralty warrant TO me directed in the
above entitled suit. have seized and taken into
nj possessOn-
Ths steamboat WEl4UO ME her Tackle, Apparel
etc now libelied by DanieIFMe Kendricks Tor o. e
States.
And do herrbyeits and admonisn the owner OF
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having or pretending TO have any right title OF in
terest 10 or TO the came, TO be and appear at Dis
trct Court OF United Ststss flor the District
aforesaid to be holden the cy Of New Orleans on
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date here
of, to show cause. ii any th4s nave or can Why
tbs SAID ste boat should not be Condemned
and Ne sold aereeahly " the oyer OF libslant
twenty seventh day pf Novemhar. 1853.
f. u. HEkhO " u. =. Marshal,
ANo. lll-no2S 6e3a Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-03
oliver BrodsIsHs 60 al. =. steamer Nor

= - soon, Her fadkieI etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES ufSTRIUP OOuRT
for the District OF ouis4na, No. $3.50 I'm obedi'
enee to an admiralty Eafranttd directed Ia the
above entitled suitl have seized and taken into
my possession T70l
The steamer MONSOON, heI1sTacke. etc. nov
hbeled b. iver Beotrick and Others for the
set forth IN the lbeitnow pendIna in the District
Court of the United SlAtes
And do hereby etle and adr1lnish the owner or
HnerH thereof and al and eyed person or persons
having or pretending 10 have ard light title or in
terest IN the seIll4 to be AnH appear at Dis
trict court OF the U11ted State. for the District
aforesaid, TO be holdeE A. the CD of New Orleans
before the THIRD MOkIhAY from the date
hereof 20 show cause, ny they nave can, why the
SAID steamer should nd % condealned and be sold
ARreeably to the prayeJof lbeAnia
United States MaragAl's 0tnNE New Orleans
sixteenth day of Noyen|1er. 1869
70. aERRON.
ANo. 9O-nolT "a del 81 United Rates MarrhAL
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BELOW COMING UP,

Bark VIM RRtbbone Doane, II days from New York
to e Fusdck &co-
Schooner Piuksy sumo IA days from Ruatan Island,
to Goldenbow Kelley
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Succession of thu late JOha Cad
deceased.
Second District Court for the Parish Of oil
No. 81 440.

deceased
Second District Court for The Parish Of o.
No. 81, 440.
U. Marinoni VS.. G. L4wTenae-SeVenthl
Court for the Parish of Orleans. No
pY VIATUE OF AND IN IN y EDIt
ID an order Of sale renuered Novembef
70 me direct by the Honorable the Noc0n
COURT for the Parish OF Orleans, in the u
tied matter, and also by virtue of SD
iacias to me directed by the Honorable The
District UourG for the Parish OF Oriral
above ent'tled cause, ! will procrrd 10 eel
past ten O'Clock A. NJ
The CON IL y rs OF the Golf chou Sc kn1l
'ENtra House. situated at No 1911 s.. Nd
near the Magazine street Mark T.. in the l
tire OF this cit as per inventory, Whel
seen in my office
The one undivided half Of which belo.
said suucessoH, ana the other unaiyidsd
longing defendant, Lawrence.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS MAXTf
dez IL sheriff OF he Parish of d
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THOMAS l. MAxV,
de3 1913 Sheriff of the Parrish III Il.
Charles g Eddy VS.. LOnis q. D'IIonl
sixth District court for the Parish OF Ola

PY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SRIzus
District Oourt for the parish of Orlesp
above entitled cause. will proceed to sol /
auction, At the Merchants and uctios'
change, Royal street, between Cana and
house streets. in the second District Of M
SATURDAY, the third day Of nuary. n
O'Clock M the following describ propertr
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORIl
situate in the Fourth District OF this hi
square bounded by st. Charles date Ne AL
Piytania and Washingl on sire, Is, which I
tion of ground measures TO feet front On ii
street, by ID feet 8 inches deep and f ontou
street
Being the same proven Y acquired by dsts
purchase from Mrs. Il. L Griffin, rs per I'd
before P. Trist, Notary Public on "a
teenIh November. 1896 =
SeIze1 in the above suit
Terms-Casb to a sufficient amount to 4.
TIL s claim, amounting to TIE sum OF six !
eight huDdrea and sixty six dol are and
cents (s6,t 66l, with interest at tn. rste ~
cent per annum, from the seventeenth N
1866, To the day OF sale; FIVE dollars (S'j cost
OF act; two dol ars and fifty cents ts2 n
protest, anu costs of suit.
2. The purchaser to assume, tn the extei
amount of his bid, the payment OF promi5|
secured by mortgage, on said properly, nd
iendant to his own order, ard b, him
dated on the seventeenth day of Nbvpmbsl
the sum Of six thousand eight hundred an
dollars and sixty six cents $50 s66 66l, anil
three years from date, and bearing inter1
rate OF eight per cent per annum from dstel
3. And thu balance of the price OF aoiu6l
any. cash on this spot.
Plan thereof will bs on exhibition NJ
change. THOS. l.. MAXEu
de3 ls ia2 Sheriff of the parish VOL
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

10 Published every Saturday morning, subsorip-
ti0n IS per Annum, advance; halfyearly and quar-
hsrty. same rates. Single copies ten cents.
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For Galveston and IndaRola-Morgan line foot of
y. Joseph street, Wednesday and Saturday at 8
An.
For Brazos line foot Of St. Jo-
BsDh street, every Saturday at ga NJ
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BELOW WAITING ORDERS,


Bremen bark Entou, Fricke. from Bremea Sept Is
to h StOekmeyer-
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Coaat steamer.

For Mobile-Steamer leaves Milneburg every day
On arrival of P. M. Pontchartran cars =
For Mobile-PrUpeller steamer leaves New BASIN
every Wednesday and Saturday at 5P NJ
For Bay st. Louis Pass Christian, Mississippi,
N1ty, Biloxi. and Ocean Spriugs-Steamer leaves
MilnebuEg Tuesdays and Thursdays on arrival of 3
A n train on Saturdays on arrival Of p. NJ. train.
going to PaseAgoulS.
For Florida ports-Steamsiip from foot of Oalope
street on the 6th and 10th of every month.
For MadisonYile. Vaudeville etc.-Steamer leaves
daily arrival OF 2 P. NJ train; Saturday. 4 =. M /;
Sunday (exoursonl. $50 A. NJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-03
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

British shin Golconda. Davis for Liverpool
ship Polar Star, Balrnson, or Liverpool
Schooner Cecilia, Curry, Tor Tampico
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SHERIFF,S SALES.
A. Elmer Bader a. Co. W.. MIRA Nc
Fortier, Neuve Edmond Fort,e, /, 4


Fortier, (Veuve Edmond Fortie,
ENIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THp
II ish OF Orleans. No. et.--by vim.
writ of seizure and sale to me directed h. Y
orable the Filth District Court for the I.
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, will,
to sell at public auction, at the Merchant. Z
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between n
Uust0mhouse streets, in the Second UIstTir-
city, on SAL URDAY, Dscezber 10, Lea !,
O'Clock M, the following described properk
"A LOT OF GROUND, situate in the II.
IRENE. in the Second district OF New Or,
the square comprised within UrsulInes. r.,
Philippe and st. Claude streets, and rna.s
French measure, fofty-fi feet seven inohess
st. Q aude street. by one hundred and iii,,l
depth between parallel lines, and bouncys
on the other SIDE by the property OF thsI
Mouras and Ed Lavigne, or their assiRss
the rear by the property of Mrs, BLONDE au d !
Together with all the buildings and imps.
thereon, or appurtenAnces and priyiless
The buildings and improvements compd.
cious two-story Brick Dwelling Ho Sc. sia,1
olthouses, etc , tne garden in front. iron n :
Being the same property acquired by M
ant herein by purchase from he successsI
beTlamine, Sr., as per act passed before n
notary public of this city. on the first dr,A
1867.
Seized in the above suit.
Ttrms-This being the second and IA
the said property will be definitely adjVaN
the highest and last bidder for WhateNF
bring, at twelve months credit, the puliN
nishinR bond with good and Solvent seesl
ing eight per cent interest per annum froniI
special mortgage on the prop. rty sold uni,I
SAID purchaser shall have to deduct and IA
the amount of printing, Sheriff's and Oh
etc, say about S47U, and Furthermore Il,
parish an municipal taxes. the amount d
THOMAS l. MAxVp1
de3 l01s Sheriff OF the Parrish Of nj
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CLEARED YESTERDAY,

OFFICE OF THE DAlLE REPUBLICAN, /,
Thursday, December 3, 1868.
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NEW OnLBANsy CITY HAIL.
Aova kaw al fakQ

November 81, 1sts. !
To the Honorable the Beard Of Assistant Aldermen:
GENTLBMRN-Your special committee to
whom was referred ali ordinances for the
government of the markets of this city, have
the honor to report on the resolution pro-
viding for the sale of choice Of stalls in the
public markets: .t
Such proceeding would be manifestly
unjust 10 the parties in interest, for which,
and for reasons of policy, they are con.
strained to report uniavOrsbly.
II. W. MONTGOMERY,
Chairman.
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A SPEECH TO LABORING MEN.
The THREE MILLION BOND ORDINANCE.

The Brokerage Business.
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ARRIVAL and Departure OF Railr


a ralns.
North and East via jackson Railroad-Ieave
daily at 5:9c P. NJ. Arrive at 80 p. NJ.
Galveston via Opelousas Railroad and steamer
from Brashear-Leave foot of st. Ann street Thurs
days and sundays at 80 A IL Arrive Wedne days
nnd SATURDAYS at p,
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DanIeI Graham nIh wan. d. Whl,m,

ANo 0O-nol1 a dol 3 United Az aa1 MsDSiL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-03

To the Honorable thu nOara Of AssIstant Aldermen:
GENTLEMEs--1obr special committee 10
exaoine an ordinance concerning the
ehaTves have devoted much tlme ID arrang-
Ing and modifying It No q 10 meet the wants
Of both the revenues o. the city aud u com,
merce. end have the honor 10 submit il for
sesE Aut'on mn : r,ss4yct =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-03
The Police jury Of The lsn,,Ah

THOMAS Ia Ma
nol32s del5 Sheriff OF he Psrsni
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23
Who HArrs THE F1Aa-Sero

Who HATES THE FLAa.-Sergcanl
Bates who undertook to carry the
American flag from Vicksburg to
Washington has accomplished his mis-.
sion, and demonstrated that no hostil-
ity exists along the whole Of his route
to the stars aid stripes, which was a
charge made by tho Jas ,bins. The
Sergeant walked all the way finging
his bunting to the breeze as he travel
ed. When he got to Richmond, Va,
the black-and-t tan Constitution was in
session, and some member proposed
that the Sergeant be welcomed to a seat
among them. But another member OBJ
jected to his entering with the Ameri
can flag. He did not want to see it.
brought in "under Copperhead %infuen-
c.s," so he said, and SO the flag remain
ed outside. 1t certainly would have
been a disgrace to the flag and unfurl
and wave it in a place where men are
assembled to destroy the freedom gain
ed for us by the men who established
its supremacy, and all good citizens
ought to be grateful to the Radical del.
egate for his efficient objection. 1t is
easy to see, from this circumstance.
however, who hates "tls Haunting Iie."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23

In the Fremont campaign of 1856.
few Republicans imagined that in sew.
en- years their party would sweep sla
very from the land. N. Y. Tribune.
"Few" at the South 'imagincd" tina,
the progress Of this party would be so
reckless, and so subversive. But We
believed that it would come, if submit
ted to, and we seeded to avoid it,
charleston Mercury,
We believe in the Republican party
because its purpose is unaccomplished.
We cannot pretend that it has fulfilled
its mission so long as an Amcric IN cit
izen is forbidden to vote in New York
or Pennsylvania solely because he is
black. The ballot to the colored citi,
zen Of the North is yet to be bestowed
and cannot be withheld.-N. Y. Tri.
bune.
This is the next step proposed. The
constitutions of the Northern States
are now to be subverted, and the pee
pie of the Northern States can no Ion
ger make their own laws. The Tribune
again tells the truth. Its purpose will
be very far from being accomplished"
when this has been Effected
charleston Mercury.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23

tE Some time ago an affectionatc wife
departed this life, and for the benefit OF
her husband, who remained In this yale
Of tears" she ordered placed upon her
tombstone the following verse:
"weep not for me, my dearest dear,
lam not dead, but sleeping here.
Repent my love, before you die,
For you must come and sleep with l."
In a year or 70 aftcrward the afectionate
husband. believing It not good for man to
live alone. took unto himself another
spouse, whereupon . mischievous wag
placed beneath the epitaph the following
explanatory lines:
~ will not weep, my dearest life,
For ] have got another wife:
can not come and sleep with thee,
For l must 60 and sleep with she"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23
Winchester & Alabama Rail-
road Company.
Annual Meeting Of Stockholders

The annual meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Winchester and Alabama Railroad
Company will be holden in the town Of
Fayetteville. Lincoln county, Tennessee,
on TUESDAY, 9Th Of MAY, 1865. at
which time an election will take place for
fifteen Directors to manage the affairs OF
said Corporation for the ensuing twelve
months.
At the request of some of the %Stockhold-
ers, notice Is also hereby given that ut said
meeting the condition Of the affairs of said
Corporation will be inquired into. in or
der to ascertain to the satisfaction Of said
meeting whether the said Corporation Is
insolvent, and whether its affairs ought TO
be wound up and a petition filed In the
proper tribunal for the purpose Of having
the same adjudged Bankrupt, and for this
purpose also Is said meeting called.
JOHN FRIZZELI, Secretary.
ApYil9
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23
Insolvency Notice I!

Having suggested the insolvency Of tn,
estate Of George COuncs, decd, all person.
indebted to said estate are hereby notified
to make immediate payment, and thos,
having claims against said estate mus
file them with the Clerk Of the Count,
Court Of Franklin County, Tenn. on Of
before the LIST Of April. 1884, or they viii
be forever barred.
LUCINDA COUNTS, ADMIR-.
jan30 Sun