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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-29
Baltimore Advertisements.
NEW STYLE VERTICAL MILL
THE VICTOR.

Tor completeness OF adjustment, slTength.
durability and working power, THE VICTOR
CANE MILL has NO equal. The nutcd roll j.
the important feature that regulates the feed
ing OF the mill. The ridges seize upon the can,
as soon as presented, thus relieving the labor
% often necessary 10 force the stalks 10 an cn
trance between smooth rolls, aud at the same
time secures i,s direct passage to the discharge
roll. They also break the woody fibre at short
intervals, aud nus ruplurins the cell. cause
the more ready dow Of the juice. wealao have
horizontal mills, for horse, water aud steam
power.
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~ RIFLES,
~ PISTOLS.

UNlfE undersi gn~d wouli respectfully call the
4 attention Of the public ~ HE very large
assortment of
DOUBLE AM SINGLE BARREL GUSM
Having diTeci communication with the fac.
tories IN Europe. aud receiving new aud fresh
uoosi. nut by nearly every steamer. he 10 able
10 sell wholesale or retail ~ low a. any other
respectable mouse 10 the country.
ILNO.
PISTOLS Of all the most approved kinds -
RIFLES OF all kinds aud calibFe; great vaTie.
" of Cue POWDER FLAsKs, SHOT BELTS,
JANE BAGS, Eley's best waterproof aud y.
D. Caps, Musket aud q. d. Caps Cartridges of
ell kinds aud sizes Powder. Shot, waddlng,
aud. IN Tact. every article 10 o. out the sports.
man Ia the most approved manner.
EG-A call i respectfully solicited at No. 81
SOUTH CALVERT STREET, Baltimore.
&o-Guns made ~ order, aud ali REPAIR
ING done Ia the best manner aud warranted.
ALEXANDER Mcc0MAs,
March u, issT.--iy. Established isls.
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MIL L e RS
Rat and Mouse Killer.

4 ITLG GROHN RAT WEIGHS ABOUT
3 POJND. IND WILL DESTROY
FIVE BUSHELS or CORN
FEaR!!
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SOAR. CANDLES, STARCH. VINEGAR
AND SODA.
Uams g. Hutchins,
"a & mon STREETS, B1LTIlfHRI

Jams a HutChinB,
"a ~ & HIGH STREETS, BALTIMORE.
Inform their oil. friends and customers, aud
the public generally, that they keep on hand
WINES AND LIQUORS, in wood and glass. for
medicinal aud other purposes superior sugar
cured HAMS; the choicest brands Of FAMILY
FLOUR; Imperial, Gunpowder. Young Hyson
and Black Teas; Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee:
Loaf. Crushed, PulveriSed. Clarified aud Brown
Sugar Broma. Cocoa. Chocolate, Farino. Rice
Pickles. Extracts, Salad Oil, Pure Spices, Figs,
Raisins, Almonds, Crackers, Cheese. fine and
coarse Salt, Table and Dairy do, syrups. New
Orleans and Sugar House Molasscs. Kerosene.
Lubricating and Lard Oil, Tobacco, Dupont's
Superior Canister Powder. Shot, Gun Caps. &c..
all Of which we will sell at the most reasons bic
prices.
ALSO. they now have connected with their
Grocery Store. adjoining il on High Street. u
store for the sale OF
GUANOS. PHOSPHATES OF ALL KINDS,
POUDRETTE.
GROUND PLASTER.
CEMENT, &C.
Ec"GRAIN and FEED of all kinds, Baled
Hay and Straw, Field Feeds. and Country Pro.
duce OF all kinds.
jss-Thc highest Cash Price at allaimes paid
for Oats. Corn, Potatoes, Eggs, aud all other
Country Produce.
Ess-With a determination 10 keep the best Of
goods aud sell ON reasonable terms, they hope
10 merit a continued evidence OF public favor.
ALFRED iJAMS,
J. ALFRED HUTCHINS.
June ), IS6s.--ly.
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Self Regulating Grain Separator
Cleaner and Baggor,

A Ia time like the present, when labor IL
IA scarce, Il Is important that FaFners, who
are interested, should pay attention 10 the above
Improvement, which considerably reduces the
expense Of Thrcshing Grain, over any Machine
now la use. Its peculiarly adapted 10 is work
aud eau DO attached 10 either belt or iron rod
Powers. II cleans the Grain thoroughly BY one
operation. which Is not generally done By any
other machine. Grain cleaned BY This ma.
chine, which contains much light, flthy mat.
ter, Is worth one OF two cents per bushel more
than if cleaned in the common way.
The shove machine 10 conveniently arranged
for hauling, being permanently hxcd on two
wheels, aud Is fully warranted.
RgFERHYCgS.
Mai. William IIutchins. MOnkton. BALTIC. Co.
William Pearcc,
Gen. John u. Pcarce, "
Thomas johnson, Phosnix,
J. q. Patterson.
Henry Carroll, "
John Il. Gent, Coekcysviiic.
Jesse Garrett, Fork Meeting House,
James Amos, Jarret'sville, Hartford County.
William Cole, Churchvillc, - e
Thomps0r Armstrong. (rhreahers.l Abrr
deem. Hartford County.
q so.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
PITTS THREsHER AND CLEANER.
with double pinion Horse Power siEs
from In 10 horse. power.
HURRA mrs CONFINED SELF. RAKH
REAPER AND MOWER.
LINTON A LAMOTT,
Isl n. High Street, Baltimore. -
March -. issT.-ly.
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IL

| would call the attention OF my Country
friends and customers 10 the new stock Of CHI.
Ma, GLASS AND QUEENswARE. for sale at
THE LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
The following are some Of the articles which
may be always had OF EVERY QUALITY,
SIZE AND STYLE;
Bar Tumblers, Vegetable Dishes,
Ale do. Pitchers,
Table do. Chambers,
0oblets, Basins and Pitchers.
Wine Glasses. Soup Tureens.
DecanteFs. Pickle Dishes,
Molasses Cans. Dinner Knives Forks,
Preserve Dishes. Tea do do
Bowls, Carving do 10
Butter Dishes. Tea Trays,
Candy Jars, Walters.
Caster Bottles. Steels,
Tea Sets. Tea Spoons.
Dinner Sets. Table do
Toilet do. Basting spo"ns.
PlAtes, casters,
Cups and saucsrs. Pocket Knives,
Meat Dishes, Tea and Coffee Pots. A..
ALSO,
STOSE AND EARTHEy WARE,
At FACTORY PRICES.
.s<s- Particular attention girsa 10 parking
Goods 10 90 out Of he eity.
JOHN V. W0NDERLY.
ii6 Gay ST., near Front. Baltic. Md
April ~. iss'.-ly.
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THE GREATEST TONIC
. + Il III T. A q T..
Morning star Bitters.

.
This wonderful TONIC is unequalled as a
cure for LireT ComPiaiAt, Dyspepsia, Fersr AID
.igHS BiiioHs IHtcrmittenf and Remitfenf Ftuers.
II IL also invaluable In NERVOUS WEAK.
NESS Of all kinds, as IL will restore the wasted
strength with wonderful pcrmanence.
II will b. found totally different from any
other Bittiers, aud IL so pronounced by many 0f
the best ply sicans In the country.
n roafaiHs no Mineraior Poisonous qualities.
bet - composed entirely Of I'egeta
Tic Matter.
Ior further proof aud attestation Of its
invaluable preventive and curative properties.
inen of standing, who have examined its mer-
it,, unanimously agreeing that no mineral or
other hurtful substance. so often found IN the
so-oahcd vegetable bitters of the day, can be
discovered in this truly healthful and elegant
preparation.
Thomas King Carroll, NJ. D., Church Greek,
Md: J. &. Carter. NJ. D., e East Baltimore st.,
Baltimore. Nd; y. HsssecAmp, Chemist and
Pharmaceutist, - Hanover st., Baltimore, Nd. /;
J. u. Porter, Pastor of the South Presbyterian
Church. Baltimore. Md; ,. J. Mitchell, No.
2l6 Canton Avenue, Baltimore. Nd; W. Pow
or. 1863 Lombard ST., Baltimore, Nd. Dinsmore
Kyle, 169 Pratt Street, Baltimore, Nd, and
many others.
.ic- For sale by Druggists and Country
Stores generally.
WHOLESALE DEPOT
vt THE C0MPANY's OFFICE,
100 Souh Charles Street,
BALTIMORE. Mn.
Ess- For sale by X. WILLIS, Agent.
TowsontOwn, Nd.
April Is: Is6i.-Iy.
Farmers, Look to Your Interest
TINE ~ uONEr'
BUTTER ~ SWEET .
Butter made In . 20 minutes from
sweet Cream.
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Iafsated Oct0ber 10, lsb5.
Price complete. SO. send for Circulara.
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AUCTIONEER's CARD.

VVNIIE undersigned still continues the bust
i ness Of Anctioneering Real or Personal
Property Of every description. When not AZ
his residence in Towsontown, inquiry may be
made at the Office either Of the Union or the
journal. Persons desiring his services should
make application as early as possible, so as to
arrange the day of sale. Thankful for past "a.
vors hc respectfully asks a continuance OF the
same. sAM'L @. WILSON,
Towsontown. Baltimore Co.
Ian. l. iSGs-Iv
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C,ANFIRLD, BROS. 4 CO.. No
529 BALTIMORE ST. a.,
an nj

u - 80
5S9 BALTIMORE ST,
CORNER OF CHARLES,
ma vE 4 FINE STOcK Of
Gold Watches for Ladies aud Gen tlemen.
Silver Hunting Case Watches Of all kinds.
Gold Chatelain Vest aud Guard Chains.
Diamond Earrings, Pins, Bracelets a Rings.
Rich suits Of Jewelry OF new styles.
Bracelets. Necklaces, Earrings aud Pins II
great variety.
Pearl, carbuncie, Seal and other Rings.
Silver Spoons, Forks, Ladies', Butter Knives,
Ac., 4c.
Silver Pitchers, Geblets, Cups, Salts, Ac.
Fancy Silver Goods 81 new Styles.
Plated Tea and Coffee sets OF late patterns.
Castors. Baskets. lee Pitchers and Cups.
Plated or Alabats Forks anL Spoons Of best
quality.
Table and Pocket Cutlery. Scissors Razors.
Watches carefully repaired. AD
Fans. Opera Glasses. Portmonaies, beautiful
Paris Gilt aud Porcelain Vases; beautiful Par.
10 Card Receivers aud other articles, Prout's
Hair and Tooth Brushes Fine Marble aud
Bronsed Paris Clocks; BronKed Figures and
Ornaments.
MILITARY GOODS.
Swords and Belts for Army and Navy, Sash.
80, spurs, Buttons. Lace, Cord, Navy Lace
Caps, Stars aud EinbFoideFies. Army Embroi.
deries Of ell kinds. Chevrons. Bindings, Cloth,
Ac. Field Glasses, Pistols aud Cartridges
March 81. Is67.-iy.
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COOKS SUGAR EVAPORATION.
First Pfemira, a. Forty sialc Far.
l.,ooa IN USE, ALL FULLY WARRANTED

COOKS ENAPORATOR Ia simple yet scish
title In lie construction. II consists IN an eyar
Grating pau Of sheet metal, copper or galvsni1
cd iron, placed ON rockers with woodcd sides.
and - divided by edges as 10 form contin
uous trHnyerse channel over heated aud cuOl
ing surface oi from 80 b. l2j feet.
II IL estimated that y, 900 900 Ions Of syrup
have been manufactured on the above ESsp"
Fator Ia the past season. We also have Plan
tation PAus, adapted Ia brick arch. Circular
aud Pamphlets with full description aud prize
list. sent H. all applicants.
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nRocERIEs. WINES, LIQUORS !,

GROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS :,
TICE!
To ALL LOVERS OF GOOD BRANDIES.
WINES. TEAS AND GROCERIES
Having purchased the interest Of d. =.
YOE. in late bushes Of Green Voc, IS W.
Baltimore Street, near Holiday ST.. ! AM
prepared 10 offer great inducements 10 eas-
tOH,srs. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Keep constantly on hand n large and well
selected STOCK or GOODS. consisting in
part Of
GREEN BLACK TEAS.
Of choice chops
COFFEES-Java, Laguyra, Rio, 1c.
English aud American
PICKLES. cAPERS AND CONDIMENTS,
OLIVES. ITALIAN MACCARONI.
AND vERMECILLA.
Fresh Gained Fruits Of all kinds, Gained
Meats aud Fish, Foreign and Domestic Pre-.
serves and Jellies. have on hand tine
Stock of Old
BRANDIES.
WINES,
WHISTLES
AID GIN which offer 10 Hotel Keepers
at the rcs.H forrest prices, and ask a call
THOMAS W. GREEN.
~ West Baltimore St, near Holiday.
April IS. is65.-ly.
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q U A N o.
4 No. Peruvian Guano.
coulson's Raw lone Phosphate.
woolaon's hone Phosphate.
Rhods' Phosphate.
Turner's Excelsior,
whitelock's superphosphs,e.
Moro Phillips Phosphate.
Bone lust.
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Tube Grain brill. $50; with Guano Attach
mrnt. ti2o. Tube do, So; with Guano A.
taehuent, SiS0. Tube do. $40 Grasr Serd
Sewer Extra, SIC.
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GROVER q BAKER

> II w I n q NJ "A = n I II T.
dnd II, Rciatirs Merits a. Compared
,ch Other MachiHes.
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T., WHITMAN & SONS,
Nos. ~ and "a 8. Calvert st.,

EALTtNonn, Nd.
MA UFACTU RgRS or
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS 4
MACHINERY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
SEEDS. FERTILIZERS a AGRICULTURAL
HARDWARE.
NOUT'HERy AGENTS FOR
buckeye" Moving and Reaping Machines
Wagoner's Celebrated Grain a 0uano Drills
American" Sugar Mills aud Evaporators.
The "swaepstakes" ThFesheTs and Cleaners.
Grants Grain Cradles.
The celebrated Maryland wheel Horse
Rakes.
MoR,gome.y's Rnekaway WHEAT Fans.
The "keystone" Cider Mill.
IIutchinson's Family Wine and Cider Mills.
and a general stock of Implements aud Maehi.
merry embracing nearly every variety in use.
TIL" q ove Machines have all Of ths latest
Improvements. and are confidently recominsn.
ded ~ ~" best u ID" Kind Ia III. country.
E'i'a'T'"g pari' Of any Of nc ADORE AaeG;asry
faraishei. Gad Maehinns Repasred
a. SNORT NOTICE.
We have ia store large aud carefully select.
ed stock al Garden. FieI aud Flower seeds,
which "" confidently recommend 80 fresh and
genuine. send l"r one III our Seed Catalogues,
giving practical directions Tor planting I'll va.
rieii.r Of Seeds.
Z" -Garlen aud Flow, Seeds forwarded by
Mail. March v, lsss.-ly.
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BahimOre Advertisements.
here !. a Machine for the Faraersi
GEISER'S PATENT

tarmsys, Look at nc Great Advantage IN Thresh.
iHg Grain tcih
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wAGONER's

Plain brill ts5. With Guano Attachment. tinin
Spring and Grass Seed sewer Slis.
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BIcKFORD A HUFFMAN.

Grain, Seed and Guano Drill.
Price complete. $iG0.00.
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FARMERS aud Dealers are respectfully re-.
frrred 10 tho above FERTILIZERS us being
prepared IN The beet manner, thoroughly reli-
able aud in every way calculated 10 give uni
versal satisfaction. They are extensively
known. bcing used with great success during
the past six or or seven years. We are conf.
dent that all who buy the above Fertilizers
will receive y full return Tor their outlay, not
only upon the crop MANFRED Herewith, but
even for several years upon grass and other
after crops.
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Baltimore Advertisements.
INTERESTING TO LADIES.

Tao Joiioleiag Extracts arc from nc Testim0Hy,
Tdkca HHdcF Oath, IL a a receai case PeadiHg
bJore TIC United States Fatent 0afce,
HpOn thc Actuai Merits Of Me
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Cheap for Cash |!

wM. S. sHEALEY, AGExr.
Jan. IS, tsGS.-iy. Towsontown, Md.
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THE MARYLAND
CANE STRIPPER AND TOPPER.


list sent 10 all applicants.
THE MARYLAND
CANE STRIPPER AND TOPPER.
Istsatcd October 10, ls65.
Price complete. So send for cirrulara
THE cONQUERoR
Grain, Seed and Guano Drill.
Prize" complete. $4,000.
BIcKFoRD A HUFFMAN.
Tube Grain Drill. $50; with Guano Attach
ment. ti2O. Tube do, So; with Guano A.
tachment, SiS0. y Tube do, $9o Grass Seed
Sewer Extra, SO.
wAGONERS
Plain Drill ts5. With Guano Attachment. Gntn
Spring and Grass Seed Sewer slis
q ANo.
4 No. ! Peruvian Guano,
Coulson's Raw lone Phosphate,
Woolson's hone Phosphate.
Rhodss' Phosphate.
Turner's Excelsior,
whitelock's Superphosphate,
Moro Phillips Phosphate.
Blne bust
Tingley's Improved Churn.
P6tenfod AHq~sf ~. is6s.
FOR CONVENIENCE. DURABILITY ANh
cHEAPSEss.
IT rs UNSURIdN SED
Also. a general assortment Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
comprising the cclebrased
TORNADO THREsHER 4 CLEANER.
with Carey Horse Power.
wheat Fans. Hay Presses.
Straw Cutters. Corn Shelters.
Plows, HArrows, Plow Castings, 3c.. A..
ss-For any OF the above articles call GA 81
address. JOHN NJ GRIFFITH CO..
40 n. Paca ST.. Baltic. Md.
Aug. 2I.-tsSo.
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE
No. 1856 WORTH CAR STREET.
BALTIMORE.
RICHARD ARMIGER,
wHOLEsAL a RETAIL DEALER ~
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
ALSO.
woODENwARE
HARDWARE. &C.
The public are respectfully invited To cal
and examine my stock Of TUBS. BUCKETS.
CHUREs. BRUSHES. BRooMs.
JIPANNED
md TIN mIEE
Knives. Fork, Albata Spoons, a..
! CHINA 4 GLASS WARE,
And every other description Of Housekeeping
ees. RICHARD ARMlGER,
lsj y. Gay 81. near High. Bali".
April o.. iS67.--ly
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Tingley's Improved Churn.

Patsnfod AHq"d ~. Is65.
FOR CONVENIENCE. DURABlLlTH ANr
cHEAPNEss.
IT rs UNSURF.d NSED.
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JSo. G. TrnsEa. JNO. .. GRAHAM.
JOHN O. TURNER q CO.,
PLANNING MILL 4 LUMBER YARD
SEQ LIGHT STREET WHARF.
> aaaVfuoaa Nm

HIYE ron SILE
nREssED FLOORING. PARTITIoHING,
- Shelving. washboards. Castings aud other
Planned Lumber a lowest Mill rates. ALSO.
ROUGH LUMBER, BIIiNGLB LATIle.
sept 5.--sm.
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Isi BALTIMORE STREET. BALTIMORE
sept u. lSG7.-ly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
RICHMOND.
An Editor Shot and KilIed-ImpOrtant
Railroad Decision.

An Editor Shot and Kiiled-ImpOrtant
Railroad Decision.
RfcTTHoND, November 24.-H. Riyes Pol
lard, editor OF Polldrd'S Southern Opinion
was shot and killed this morning, at ten
o'clock, while passing near his office, by
James Grant. The cause of the shooting
was publication in the Opinion, reflect
ing on the character of a member OF Grants
family.
The following are the particulars of the
tragedy this morning:
On Saturday report was published in
the Southern Opinion relative to the elope-
ment of the daughter of William II. Grant,
wealthy tobaceonist of this city. This
morning about ten o'clock, as H. Riyes
Pollard, editor of the paper, was near his
office door, corner of Main aud Fourteenth
streets, going in, shot was fred from the
upper window ofa building opposite. Mr..
Pollard fell dead, eleven buckshot having
entered his body, one passing through his
heart. The police searched the building
and found James Grant brother OF the
lady named, in room. He surrendered,
and was taken to the statiophouse.
| A double-barreled gun, with one barrel
discharged, was found in the room. The
affair caused great excitement here, and q
large crowd has been gathered around the
| Opinion office since its occurrence.
| The United States Circuit Court, CHIEF
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
Communicated
tn CURTAILED FOXES-A NEW
VERSION OF AN OLD FABLE

Once upon a time there lived q eommu-
nifty of foxes which had waxed fat and
proud upon certain exclusive privileges
very offensive to the majority of the fox
family. Fearing from the course of events
that these privileges were about to be
abridged, this proud community, under the
lead of few overgrown Reynards, re-
solved to cut themselves off from the rest
of their nation. In order to do this, how
ever, it was first necessary to part
with the bushy caudal appendages
which distinguished them from all other
animals, Accordingly, convention was
held, and with much enthusiasm and many
boastful prophecies of The future glory
which was to result from the sacrifice, the
majority of the revolutionary assembly
solemnly and deliberately resolved to
cut off their tails. At a first this
was thought by most of their con-
stituents a very unbecoming and fool
ish proceeding, but the tide had turned in
that direction and soon there was perfect
mania for caudal amputation. Those who
refused to follow the fashion were regarded
as disloyal to the community. Many we're
driven out of the place, and those who re-
mained had to keep themselves, and espe-
cially their tails, as much out of sight as
possible.
A war followed, in which the tail-less
foxes, after fierce protracted struggle,
were totally subdued, overpowered, they
said, by superior numbers. Now it hap
pened that the small, but sensible minority
OF this community, which had withstood
the popular movement and retained their
tails, were selected by the victors to fill
the various places for which their tail-less
neighbors were incapacitated. But the mu-
tilated foxes were in a large majority, and
embittered by disappointment, thew re-
gaFded their bushy- backed fellow-ciiizens
with increased hatred and CONTEMPT. and
raised against them such an outery as in
duced the weaker ones, even at that
late date, to sacrifice their tails
and to declare that they ALWAYS
had been loose, In fact this taiI-Iess com
munity became only the prouder the sorer
they got, They turned up their noses
whenever they passed by fox with bic
tail on, and called him ,scalawae. . But
the scalawags only smiled, for Trey knew
that the majority of their nation respected
them and despised their cur-tailed neigh
oors. SWAMP FOX.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
IMPORTANT RAILROAD DECISION.
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
THE LIBERAL MAJORITY IN PARLIAMENT
Interesting Miscellaneous Intelligence.
WASHINGTON.

Rureau DiscOntInunnce January First
bureau Organization IN Louisiana.
Texas, Etc.-Kevenne Supervisor for
Louisiana.
WASHINGTON, November 24-General
Howard has issued orders preparatory to
The dscontinuance of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau January /, except the educational de-
paTtment and collection of money due sol
diers.
The following organizations will continue
in each State:
Alabama-One assistant commissioner
and chief superintendent OF schools; one
disbursing officer for the educational de-
partment and payment of bounties; two
assistant superlntendents of schools and
two clerks.
Louisana-One Assistant Commissioner
and Chief Superintendent of schools; one
disbursng officer for the educational de-
partment and payment of bounties; two
Assistant Superintendents of schools and
three Clerks.
Texas-One Assistant Commissioner, ETC.,
one disbursing officer, ETC.; three Saperin-
tendents OF schools and two Clerks.
The President has recognized consuls for
Havti at Boston and New York;
Buffers reported sickness is hoax.
The early appearance here OF Morton
and Trumbull is taken by politicians as an
indication of the character of General
Grants constitutional advisers.
Grant has not written to Sloeum.
g. E. Creepy, for some years appointment
clerk of the treasury department, was to-
day appointed Revenue Supervisor for
Louisiana and Arkansas. Mr. Creecy was
born 10 Mississippi, and is regarded as an
excellent business man.
The new postal treaty with Great Britain
was signed to-day. England abanduns
double postage. Otherwise the new differs
but little from the old arrangement.
Admiral Fsrragut will arrive tonight,
and be the guest OF Secretary Welles.