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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
G. De FERET'S SALes.
HOUSE AND LOT ON CAsACALvo STREET, Be
TWEEN POET AND SPAIN STREETS
VACANT LOT ON URoUHARr STREET, BErWEE,
VAUDEVILLE AND SPAIN STREETS
SUCCESSION OF CLAIRcISE yAsNIER-So. sl,as
G. De FERIET'S SAles.
BY @. DE FFRIET,

BY @. DE FFRIET,
Odice No. 50 Bienvile street
SATURDAY. July 1I.h. 1s6s, al AZ
change ya street. bet~ Canal Gust, stree
w. III Judge Of the second District New
leans dated April IN 1865 will be % d.
there n the third District this city
the bounded by Casacavg spsn More4u and Poe
In depth The buildings and improvements consist of twr
soTy slated root building built in the portion Of the lot
sS TEkSs-Oue hall cash. and the balance on credit o.
II D. divided oanpons and bear ng gut ps
cent interest from the day sale until dna pay
ment the buildings To be kept insured the policy
TERED TO the ietamentsy executor and In Of suit tn
commissions on the amount recovered which will Likewise b.
Acts q sale win s. Internal Revenue STAMPS ATTACHED
before Octave De Arm Notary Public, purchasers
pense.
NEIGHBoRHooD OF THE FAIR GROUNDS.
sUCCE sSION OF MARY E. HEBERr-No
BY @. DE FERRET,
AUcuoEKKR
oHics and Salesrooms 80 Bienville street
MONDAY, July 13. 1865, at lie O'Clock
NI a., 1t the Merchants and Auetioueers' Exchange,
heyhl btrce tetWeeu Gnna IusfOmhOuse Streets
vtue Of order r the Honorable W. n Cooley Judge
Of thu Di et ouft OF this parish of Avoyees dsted april
p 1868 the fol owing described real est tie will be sold
SEWN LOTS or GR UND, together with all the m
prov ements thereon rg Is rvudes pr veges and
advantages beTeunto heon ing IN appetsnng
situated in the Fauboug hernon Thu District o. this cry
IN square No BOUNDED by 3entily Road Castig RO
sine and OReiy stres Said lots designated by
nos. s 9 TO-, IA; Il 10 a. the whole aacord plan
made by G. A De Armas, Civil Engineer and Architect,
April 80, 1868
act Of sale with ". Internal Revenue stamps attached
before howard Barnet notary public, the purchasers
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PENSACOLA observer
PUBLISHED TRI.wEEKLY BY VIZ KIRK L co.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. months S. six months, S. in I'D
This long hed jOu nal becomes desirable
Il time in view the that Pensacola efs ting
Der ralfOa1 communications with the Northwest and
becoming point Of interest 70 ent-rpusng msn
IL ~ devoted 10 the development OF the material IN
teresp OF the -tate Of FLORIDA and in ITS loes d.
patr ert devOse special attention 10 the immense Lumber
ard Tim trade growing up is vicinity also 70 other
rcia items, ch the careful reader viii indicate
the development 81 the nstu advantages OF Pensscoa
ss port Advertisements solicited
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~Ew 4uV GHT,s~w ENT-.
EIREMEAS INSURANCE COMPAN Y
OF NEW oRLEANs

Napltal T~hOSsoOC
With privilege to increase 70 $500 600
OEce No 20 Camp street Story Buildng Of Camp
Common streets.
B. L. MuLAUDos Pres dent LsFETEE. Vice President;
l. n. GASUoHsAU, Secretary.
This Company offers 70 the in ured the option Of rebate Of
10 cent pac patton In the profits payable At
the end Of each yer in cash
TIE Glowing extract from the amended charter viii July
cap the ,yst.rn
he yeah profits of the Company shall be divided
OlOws
s Ten per Of said profits shall be FIRST paid
10 the c Mt ngeBt fund
Second Ten per centum Of the remainder Of aid net
profits ths be paid he Firemsns Association Of New o.
lea n a donation.
bird The ba shall Be divided between .he stock
no dera the insured who have not accepted reb
in the prupOstan that the paid capital shall
bear The cssA p'e miums paid BY IN insured"
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Steamers Esauing pur Gu-9au.
As Advertised IN THE DAILY CREsCEST.


- Rooms u Democratic state CeDtral Com
Iuttee-Nev Orleans July TO- 1868 The Pe.den Of
several Dem ara Clubs Of the city OF New Or cans
squeted t. no ct the Central Comm ee at their rooms,
No al Ca-a ttr ct on SATURDAY EgEDING, the Ito
Instant, az O'Clock p n. b q the President
J. W BRYANT, : e'y Pre- Ten
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MON [GuMERY BIOS. q CO. s saLts.


LARGE AND PERENPTOKY SALE or ELEGAN1
Match and Single Horses Elegant Saddle Horses, Fine
WORK kulss Fine Mulch oOvL Busgies Harness, Wagons.
&c, etc, At suction.
@w MONTGOMERY BKOs. - co.,
r. n. hoEFeOHEET, AuctiOneaI.
Orhce-T Oarnp strast
CATURDAY, July nth, "a n a'elSek a.
- NJ ~ =. Liners Stables 0ravier street. viii b sold
ElegAht Match horsos
Elegant Saddle Horses
Fine Work Mules.
zine Mich Cows.
Also-Tep and GDen Bugg1es, Harness, Wagons,
~ TERus-Csf IN o. s. Treasury Notes.
FURNITURE. ......FURNITU FURNITURE
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. a CO..
n NJ MoETGOhERI, Auctioneef.
CATUHDAY. July 18th. at Ii O'Clock A.
- at their Auction Mari 81 Camp street. will be s1o
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD y. RNtrURE,
such Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads bu
resus Amoirs Nashstands Mahogany and Walnut fetoa
Sofas Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chair, Mrbe Top Center
Tab Marble Tsp Sideboar Extension Tables Velvet and
Brussels Carpets Trench Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrav
contents Of several wel-furnished houses
Also
large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood SEQ
Chairs
sS-TSR~s-Cash in U. & Treasury Notes
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TRY 1T! TEST 1T THOROUGHLY

IL will You nothing 10 do By making application
70 the UNDERSIGNED Vaccine will be your evidence
you will be shown how and ressonso length
II time given the Machine decide TO its merits
The Magnolia Washing Machine
VIII do your washing half TIE labor less ano
more water than You usually use; will the OF tie
Machine the clothes and IN fuel in less t1an
year makes sop does away with the necessity Of stand
ng over seaunR tub and prevents the washer from iu
1tIg the team OF ftty sosp lis also from getting
and will in instances he the means OF preventing SICK
ness and saving doctors tuL -
An ingtnious COG-WHEtL WRINGER affixed g.
ghe Machine Il made Of lnoia Rubber Cy nders
Erings the clothes almost ready 70 ironing
II Is Useful Simple and Cheapi Satisfaction 6uAranteed
Sale Use the
Magnolia Washer,
save the womAns Health also both Labor and
Money. Ia A GAILLARD,
Nc. los Poydras street.
Owner n the Patent Right or Louisiana
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CONSTABLt'S SALES.

H. KATTEN VS.. V. MUNCK
PY VIRTUE OF wri, Of Aeri faeIas
~ 70 direct by the Honorable the sixth Justice Court
in and oI the cry and parish 81 Orleans, IN the
tered Cause, will proceed sell At pnbhc auct
MONDAY, the 18th d-y Of July, 1865 1t ~ o'clock
No. 10 ~ May street, between Constance and Laurel
Fourth Dstrct-
sixteen C fins assorted sizes, a. per inventory.
ia TERss-Cash IN q. y. 1Iea-ury Notes
WIN oORdLY Constable
A. sOHNEIDER VS. A. RObFhETSCH-No l6i2.
DN VIRTUE of writ Of neri nAetns
- 70 directed, ] viii ED 10 SCI public
ton, TUESDAY the lfth dtv u ia 1863 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. at the conner Of Lasrel and ST Mary
The FurIitu-e and rnect-
- zed In the above numbered md EMIT "a
R5- IEhns-Cash IN 4. g. Treasury Notes
WIN GORMLY. Constable
ANTOINE DELILE VS. H. THORNfON-CONsrApLE
Sae-Sixth Jus ices C0urt-No. 1863
DY VIRTUE of "a wsiL OF neri faeias
~ 70 objected by the Honorable the sixth Justices
Court IN and for the h Of Ore o. tho bve
Il proceed u at public FRIDAY tie 18th
day July 1858 a. p o'clock at No 80 50 Mary street.
Laurel and Consianc. rfr-st.-
One Mare MULE.
Hp-TERHs-Cash In U tr-sury Notes
WI GOVMLEY Constable.
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- - hhhfr Etsan ncN cNOtrnI AsshcrmGt9E-
New or cans. Jolly lo68-lhe following named gsntem-u
composing the R.ei Committee Of Association
read applications relief made By parties
entitled to Abe consider ztiUH:
DR. + \. DREW. Ofce and rssidence l6l Canal street.
@ y. bE ht SSN, residence 6 Jackson street
r. G. PAYNE. residence 40 np street, Office IS Tchop
tCulas
NADER, Residence 10 Vaudeville street; ONCE
ner Common and Csron delet streets
JOHN BARLEY Te, cree 90 First street; office Psnt
eTs Cotton Press
W ~ N Jr. " D. residence Apollo and fer2-
sicf ore streets: thice Common and Bar
=. bEHAN, residence q Liberty street, Ofce 40 Ca
rrndt ct SIR ct
EGEO HUMPHREYS.
ukO n MEEK, residence 81. MARY, between Nsyades
AID Apollo; Office n % mes
WIN PALEhEY, residence i42 CaOndeet street; office p
Car ndeet street
FssFK LNBRANO. residence corner Philip and Bernard
Streets; ,fice Louisiana Cotton Press
f. g. FEINoUk sidenee 424 Dryades street; ONCE II
l. A Adm, residence SIS ST. Charles street; Office 80
Csrohdslst street
W J. REH4N, residence 526 Dryades stress; ONCE Il
Liberty street
J B. WALTON, President
J HowARp GOODS, Secretsry
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BIZ THOMAS - SPEAR.

BIZ THOMAS - SPEAR,
PLAcIDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer.
Saasrooms SO enyls street.
GATURDAY, July Ia 1S0s, al If.past
~ 10 O'Clock salesrOnm 50 Benvis
and in pursuance Of order from the Honorable W
Thomas Judge Of the Second District Court Of New Orleans
dated June 18th 1865 for account Of the above succession
will be sold
Chronometer Gold Watch pair Silver stirrups pair
RaEoTs. 1 Douhebarrel Shot Gun. Powder Horn, Seal
Ring, and sunny other articles.
ha-TERMs-f'ash.
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Returns thanEs csens Of View Orleans patEO
yesrs He hiss ads extensive addition,
hi Workshops and introduced several woodworking
,h e. which yin snshe him N attend promptly b1s
IN bis line
shops once Of Prytsn, and Warrington
mechanios' Exchange. box No.
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VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND.
SUCCESSION or WIDOW BAZILE JAILLoT OR
JAILLEAU-NO. 1920
BY G.. DE FERRET,

BY G.. DE FERRET,
AucTIONEER-Onice So Bieuville street.
CATURDAy, July IsIh, 1S0s, at lie
- O'Clock the Merchants AuetOnecrs Exchange
Roya street between and Customhouse steets by
ubic aucton by virtue of m the Hon arah z
John W. Thomas Judge Of the Second District Court Of
Orleans dated june o. 1868 the following described Real Is
A LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded BY Washing
ton Lapage Sixth Rud Seven streets forming the
OF Washington and seventh streets measuring 60 feet h
Washington street by 10 feet In depth Seventh
together with an old house erected thereon
Subject 10 all claims that Mrs. b r. Gaines may have
sesirsi this properly
Act Of sale with U. s internal revenue stamps attached
before A DoriocOut, notary public, purchasers
pense.
POST We AND USREsERvED SALE TO EFFECT
A PARTITION, OF VERY CHOICE RESIDENCES,
SITUATED AT NOS. 81 AND 50 EsPLANADE
STREET, BETWEEN ROYAL AND CHARITIES
STREETS, AND OF AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS
STAND, NO. III TOULOUSE STREET. BETWEEN
DAUPHIN AND BURGUNDY STREETS.
J. H. PARLANGE vs. P. N RIyERA-No. 26.2S5
SUIT FOR A PARTITION.
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..PROCLAM MA rION
OF QUARANTINE

STATE LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE DsP IRrNESr, ,
New Oreans, May d, Is e.
WHEREAs An act Of the Legislature approved March IS
1870 entitled An act to estaosL Quara tine tie pro
lection Of he State provides taat the Governor # ths State
shall irue his reclamation the dvce OF the ard
Hss h, declaring any place where thr5 shall he be
heve residential contagious inec ions disease
be ected place. and stating the number Of days
Antne o. BE- performed by the vessels their OH
ce,s and crews, coming from such place places.
Now therefore In pursuance o. prov ions of the
aOIssAid do issue this prOcl matiOn. aid hereby
clare tho places hereinafter named t. be nfec ed
thai a together with Ulcers pa
arriving from said Places having touched o.
stopped them, shall be sBbj-ct quars tine
les than Us longer period be
dersd b. the Board Of Health take effect from
and ,fter the promu z ton Of this proclamation
Any violation ~ the QusTan as here proofs lined
will be severely pun he'd " the penalties prescribed by
ed Inadequate the ties offend Will b. de-
iNered up TO the military authorities be dealt with
The which are hereby declared infected, ore
-Aio. tie following wit:
An the ports Of Nicaragua Central America and the por
1f Nera Cruz Ia NJ XicO
Give under ry hand Seal the State
he Independents Of the United states the nnty@cond
JOSHUA BAKER
By the Governor:
r. HANDY, Secretary NJ State.
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WHEREAS, Official Information has been received by
that hsgrznt Committed to- person
ED lD6k III kNkR Uear ovngten, IN th- pau-h OF st
1aumany by CHARLES W. BRADLEY, on the I'D
dAv Of June A. 1868;
NOW Tai skFOkE, have thought proper to issue this
my Frecam alton, calling the good people 81 the It
their aid assistance bringing IstiCs the
petrsor said crime, and furthermore offering reward
and by the authority Of the State of Louisiana OF
Five HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the and conviction Of said Murderer.
DEsCRIPTION-Bradley white man thirtyhve forty
has blue ~ IT. ght hair thin face,
slim built about hse nine inches high and weighs AbOG
$40 Il
my hand and Seal Of 'hs State The City OF
New Orleans, this ninth day Of July, 1868 aud OF
the Independence Of the United States the Ninety nird
II. o.. WARMDrH,
Cove OF Louisiana
BY the Governor:
CH.RLEs o HARDY, Assistant Secretary of State
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1ROMAS g SPEARS SALES.

District Court Of New Oreans-No. 29498-Gold Watch,
Silver tirrups, Razors Doublebarre shot Gun Powder
Horn Etc.
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SUCCESSION or CELESTE PERRAULT-No 1928
DWELLING HOUSE ON NELPoMESE STREET, BE-
TWEEN PRYTANIA AND CAMP STREETS
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A DVANc's'''''..'': -
OASH ADVANCES MAIDS ON COSsIGNNENTS to
friends, Ii. ingston, Fox a Co, New York
IA kKIS A B DWELL.
IS Poydras street.
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z O. PALMER q co..
q O. PALMER JOSEPH WILD. =. ooxJ
Importers and whOlssAl. ana Retail Dealers IN
Carpets. Mats. oil uOths. Etc. ma,
Boa o. % and n Camp street. New orsAnAL La
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EIKEMEN's INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
STATE OF LoUls1ANA-CITT OF NEW oRLE ANS.

STATE OF LOUlsIAEA-CITY OF NEW ORLE ANS.
Be known that on this ninth day o. July eighteen
bred anu szysignt before me, sem MagDer notary pub
rieans personally came and appeared BENJAMiN LA u
RENT MlLLAUDON, ESQ, Of this city, President OF ths
orleans herein setting IN hi. said quality Who Prodaces
ish aneu, re ds.ed New UreSns. jay !, 1853, paT.
p rting be xtract from ihe minutes Of the general
AND FIRE INST RANCE CoMPASY. held on the 7t5 Z
July ieo sna REQUIRED Of me notary 70 record and De
70 Re du recorded in the ONCE Of the Recorder Of Mortgages
IN compliance wherewith, ', noary, have annexed said
document to the margin Of this remain depost sud
tui" classification herewith and lranscrib.d re.
rded the same which in the words and figures foil wing
OFFICE THE NirIoSAL MARINE FIRE)
New orleans July Z 1865
(Extrac om the Minutes Of the General Meeting the
stockholders held on the I'm INST mt
Resolved hat the name Of this Company Oh hencefb
be FIKFMFN's INSURANCE. U0AFANY or SEW
OFLEANs" and the Directors shal have power to devise
That there shall De Fifteen d5 Directors Of tbs Comp ny
standing bis own name or III that Of rcal
Of which ne Is mem6el tosll be .giols a. Director 10
more u one hur dTsd 400 shares.
That the yearly profits Company shall be ydsd
First Ten cenum of said net profits shall be FIRST paid
SecoHd-Tsn per centum Of the remainder Of said net
profit shall be pad 10 the Frsmen Association OF New Or
Thd-The balance shah be divided between the Stock
holders end the insured who have MT accepted rebEe
raan in the portion that the cash paid capital shall
bear the cash premium paid by such insured the ~ ok
holders receiving their dividends the form Of credit
their otss and the -suIed their pro cash
(Signedl l. MIL4AUD IN, Pr sident.
tSisnei GANUCHFAU, Secretary.
r ne. deposited and ded ny Off New Or
leans Aforesaid the d-y, NH year first before writ
ten, presence Of e. ward q. GOt-chak and James
Fabey witnesses sign these wi
the aid sppeseT and me, notary, sr tating th,rsoE
Signsd) b. Ia MtLLAUION.
fSiRneD O. co. rSCHALK.
(signedl JAhES FABEY
o. tRilned) &. MAGNER, Notary Public
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COPARTR EpsHIp-THE UNDERSIGNED
- have formed Partnership under the style OF SGNMS
EYY A DENEGRt, for the purpose Of conducting
VII esale Grocery business, 10 BiSCOE
SIMMS. THOS. SIMMS
LIONEL G. LEVY.
July l. 1868 JNO DFNE9RE.
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CALD WILLS EXTRACT.

An on which restores Gray Hair 20 rs original color
No washing Of the head necessary. For "a . By
q. n N Jk'SON.
Importer and wholesale Druggist Ro.i2 Magazine st.,
Oh JAMbS SYME,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, NO l39 Canal street.
DR. HASTINGS.
pruRest, corner Felicity and Magazine streets.
And at the Depot Of FELIN sAHpN.
No. IA BAronne street, near Canal.
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NEW ORLEANS, May a. 1863.
Caldwslps Extract.
Having snalyred this on and In my experiments APP
PiIFD Mi SILLY recognize that Il Il Of best
articles yet presented the pub for the purpose
The bar 10 original color In mony OF which hereto
sfHx signature.
TSigpedj FELIX SARON,
Importer Of Human Hair, Southen Emporium.
@. r. CALDWELL. Pafenteo,
Hotel des Etrangers No. I % Cnartrss street
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J H PARLANeE VS.. P. n. RrvERA-No 262,s.
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ISsOLUTIOS THE FIRM OF BGs1Og 4
IL SIN dissolved by mutual consent the Shh OF
June he f the firm will used only in quidNiOn
Of the I'D business BY ether partner ana all Indebtedness
the ste cOpArtner hip will iquidated at the Office Of
INNS Levy h DENEGRE who continue the business
Nos. IL nd 10 New Lsvee street * BISCOE
New r'ea E. July 2, 1868 THOS StdMS
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the streets ike 0ewildered Santa
Claus-and went home, at last, laden
with books and toys, and Jewels, and
bgn-bGns-With doll that could
wa K. and a parrot that could talk,
and no end Of sweets and CONNECTIONS.
He called Mrs 0sgood to help him
pnt them away, and when they were
34A disposed of, he said, with a curious
attempt at maintaining his old stern
ness and dignity, which caused the
good woman a secret smile
50 Mrs. 0sgood, / hope you will do
yourself and me credit to- morrow. My
daughter. Mrs. Church, is coming
home with her Husband and children,
aud want the best Christmas dinner
you can get up to be on the table at a
quarter past three. 1slsas f<sv
Mrs. Osg0Od had always loved Miss
Amy, in the old days, and had been
hoping against hope all these years,
for the recOnciliationwhich had come
now; so her heart was in her task and
the dinner was a masterpiece real
work Of genius, as she used to say,
when she told the story afterwards.
Amy, and Amy's husband, and the
registering boys, and best of all, the
little girl close at grandpapa's side,
with her happy eyes. shining, and her
golden hair cleaning, and her wo-
manly little Ways-What a jubilant
party they werel And among them
all job Golding saw, or fancied that
he saw. another face, over which, al
most thirty years ago, he had seen the
grave-sod piled-a face sad and visit
fulno longer, but bright with astrange
glory. No one else saw her, he knew.
for the gay laughs were going round,
but close at her side she seemed to
stand and he heard or fancied he
heard, a whisper from her parted lips,
which only his ear caught, the Christ
mas anthem = sa} -
Peace on earth and good viii toward
III men,
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was new business Tor him, but he
went into it earnestly and anxiously.
Itlwas so late, and every one seemed
sol busy, he thodgRB it would never
do to trust to the shopman for send.
ing things home. So he perambulated
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HARDWARE.

WE Have NOW N sToRE A
Trace Chains; tfa
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.HA4Aq aJELIAd LAIHT
aIRan ave .lne taeflfty o. dessttlSEa-
'd@AnsFya and AS.nrkKnen land Viii kfra all
wRRg entrusted to us our individual atten-
i3zAs nj orders promptly, warrant our
wEEEs and charge reasonable prices.
g9aAce and Foundry, corner of First aud
ssnaa Streets, Evansville, Ind.
Ba Bs--Workmen sent to all parts to ft
No work and do repairing.
EsI68m SCHULTZ. TRUMAN Il co
EFf&4 A. CF@ 81 "a EksT
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-06-18
Arkansas Laws.

The following is specimen of
the laws made by the black-and-
tans of Arkansas
SECTION L. No person in the
State of Arkansas, without hav-
ing previously taken the oath pre-
.scribed for electors in the Consti-
tuition of the State, shall engage
in any of the lines of business
herein enumerated, to-wit -
practice medicine, practice law,
preach the gospel, teach school,
act as steamboat captain, as pilot,
as mate, as engineer, edit or pub.
lish a paper, run ferryboat, keep
a saloon, or restaurant, keep a toll
bridge, keep a billiard saloon, act
auctioneer, as a mail contractor,
do no mercantile business, shalfnot
carry arms, shall not keep a Stallion
SECTION 2. Any person viola
ting section one hereof, shall be
deemed guilty of felony, and shall
be punished by imprisonment in
the penitentiary not less than two
or more than ten years.
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Thursday Morning, June Is, 1868
Will General Grant Re.
sign

The Cincinnati Enquirer, says ):
The question now recurs, since
Gen. GRANTS nomination, will he
resign his position as General of
the Regular Army? IF he does
not resign, he will Oxford the best
practical evidence that his conf.
dence in his election is not of very
vivid character.
There is manifest improperly
in the leading General of the Reg
ular Army running for President,
and at the same time retaining his
military position. Pastexperience
has shown, too, that there is dan
ger to public liberty in it, as well
as personal improperly.
The military despotism places
the whole control of the political
machinery in the hands Of Gen.
GRANT. will he have the efront.
cry to use that dictatorial power
which has been put in his hand BY
a Jacobinical Congress for his own
elevation Will he use the bay
onets directly in one third of the
States to secure electoral vote;
friendly to him? We shall see
In the meantime public senti
ment should thunder in his ears
"resign."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-06-18
Effects Of Evil Example.

Butler says Bingham is a muir.
derer. Bingham says Butler is a
coward and thief. Donnelly
says Washburn is a scoundrel and
a fool. Washburn says Donnelly
Is a criminal and a liar. Now
see the effect of this evil exam
pie. 1t is demoralizing the ne.
groes, who are peculiarly imita.
tive class In the Radical State
Convention in Virginia, the lead.
ing men were Underwood, Hawk.
hurst Hunnicutt and Bayne, and
thus they talked:
"Hawxhurst declared, in open
debate, that Underwood had at.
tempted to buy the Radicals to
vote for Chase for 100000. I'm
derwood, in open debate, said that
the venerable Hawxhurst lies, was
a candidate of Arlington paupers
and was common bloodsucker.
GU the treasury. Platte, a fussy
commissary from Vermont, de-
clared, in open debate, that Bayne
was an Infamous scoundrel."
These are the men who con
troll and direct the Radical party.
and clamored loudest for the con
viction and deposition of the Pres
ident.