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New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07
ENEMIES OF THE SOUTH.

The greatest enemy of the South is the
man who persistently keeps alive the ex
element " hich has led to so much disorder
and violence. The material interests O
The csuntry are begging for peace. Every
branch of industry is languishiDg for wan
Of that help which will never be rendered
SO long as there are rumors OF revolution
and threats of violence heard upon oul
streets and read in our daily papers. When
The capitalist is told that the established
government of State must be overthrow,
he will avoid investing within her borders.
When be knows that he will not be permit
ted to express his political opinions, he will
go where he can have such liberty.
HwOuld seem that there is a class of men
here in New Orleans who are de-
termined that the city shall not
prosper; men who are pledged to its ruin.
When they are told that new line of
transportation is about to be opened for
our commerce, or that new branch of in
dustry is about to spring up-t trades des-
tined to add millions to our wealth-they
cry bloodshed and revolution, as il to fright
en- prosperity away. These are the men who
sought the total ruin OF the South in the
permanent establishment otslavery through
rebellion. These are the men who again
organized against the interests of their
country; marched bereath the banner of
threatened violence and promised repudia-
ton. Desperate as eyer, they still express
their determination 10 accomplish through
violence their schemes.
These men, who scout the laws
of the land; who threaten and vilify
men who were true when they
were false; who urge revolution
and applaud violence: who threaten the
determination of a race but for whose
labor this land of Louisiana would still be
a bowling wilderness, these are the enemies
of the South, The, foes Of our city and State.
- The commercial men of New Orleans are |
stsbbiBg to the death their own interests.
They know that there is no trade for this
city so long as disorder and violence reign
within the State, and yet they silently per.
mit body Of desperate politicians to
speak for them, Why do they not rise and
repudiate these mea and their treasonable
and revolutionary utteranees
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07
NOTICE.
]UTIvE DEPARTMENT.,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
stals OF Louisianz, !
New Orleans, OctOber2, 1853.
WHEREAS Application has been made to me by
John J. Hope, Tor the cancellation Of his official
5ond, t9:yit; sS bond IN the sam Of six thousand
principal on the fifteenth April 1861 together vii
Martin Inlly, B. Frank Logon and j. 81. MeCieland
as securities; the said bond being conditioned for
the faithful performances OF the duties incumbent
upon the SAID John j. Hope as Sheriff of the parish
of Caddo.
Now therefore. notice Is hereby given to all parties
interested TO show cause within ninety days from
the last publication hereof in the Office OF the
Ietars Of State, why said bond should not be can
eelled aud annulled.
Given under my hand and the seal OF State, this
second day Of October, 1868 and Of the Indepen.
dence otthe United States the ninety-third
II. C. wARMOTH,
GEo. e. BoyEE, Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07
Very DeslrabIe Dwelling House at Auc-
tlOn by the sheriff

We call particular attention to the sale
at auction, to be made on Monday next,
ninth instant, at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, by the
Sheriff of this parish, Of that very desira-
BILE, spacious and comfortable dwelling
house situated at the corner of Prytania
and Erato streets of D. B. Forbes, Esq.
Plan at the Exchange. a'asals 6
For full particulars and terms see adyer-
tisement --..- ...---..
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07
pEEVEs' AnaBHOsIA

PEEvEs' AMBROsIA
FOR THE HAIR
m rOved
tits an elegant Dressing for the KGir.
1t tcauses the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
ItinvigOratss the Roots Of the Hair.
It forces the Hair and Beard to grow luIulilntiy.
1t Itimnsdiately rtops Hair Falling Out
Itkseps the hair from Changing Color from Aga
It restores Gray Hair to its Original Color.
Il brings out HAir on heads that have been bald ia
years.
ltis composed entirely Of simple and purely vssstA.
RRstaness.
It thAs recei ousAnd voluntary tsstimO-
niAls Of it ny Of which are from ply.
high standing.
itasoI bottles. the rsms blown in
the gls ! and Dealers in Fancy Goods
sys5l Dollar per Bottle Wholesale By
De- b.; Q. p wsls q Col sehisaslin
o.. New York
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07
LOUISIANA STATE SIX PER CENT.
LEvER bonds.

The Coupons due Noyemberl. /. 1865, on the LouI.
sIANA Stair SIX PER CENT LEVEE BONDS
will al maturity, be paid at the Banking House Of
Pike, LapeyTe d Brother. New Orleans Louisiana,
or at the Bank Of New York, Esw York City.
A. DUBUCi.ET,
oel7 Imp state Treasurer
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07
BOARD OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBTS OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. octobsr q. 1sOa.

NEW ORLEANS, October q, 1909.
By virtue of the s7th section of an act entitled An
Act 20 Consolidate the City of New Orleans, and
'rovide for the Government and Administr alton of
its Affairs" approved February O. 1852 and for the
purpose of funding the debt of the late Municipal.
ty Number Two falling due on the sixth December
proxmo, sealed proposals will be received at this
Office for the exchange of the e5 sKty-three Bonds
of 5000 each, issued by Municipality Number Two
to the City Bank, for Consolidated Bonds of the
City of New Orleans, dated December l. 1863 having
twentyfour years to run, with interest coupons at
tached thereto at the rate of six per eentu per an
mum, payable semi annually in the city OF New York
Proposals to be indOrssd "oner for Exchange Of
Bonds, to be opened on the first day of December,
lsss at twelve O'Clock NJ, and addressed 70 o. De.
Buys, Secretary, Boom No. q City Hall
BY order Of the Board.
oe2o no3O o. DEBUYs, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07
w EsTWARD THE STAR OF
.. PIRE TAKES ITS WAY.
Secure u Home in California

THE IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD AS!
TIoN OF CALIFORNIA.
Incorporated under the laws of the STATE
Der sOth. 1867, for the purpose of
PROVIDING HOMES FOR ITS MEN
ard thereby induce immigration.
Capital Stock.
Divided into 10000 shares at ss each, pa
UNITED STATES CURRENCY.
Certificates of Stock issued to subscribersl
ately upon receipt of the money.
NO PERSON ALLOWED TO HOLD MORE TEL
SHARES.
A Circular, containing a full description
property to be distributed among the sharss
will be sent to any address upon receipt Of sd
cover return postage.
Information as to price Of land in any p-
the State, or upon any other subject of it'd
parties proposing to immigrate. cheerfulJt
ed upon receipt of stamps for postage.
An letters should be addressed
SECRETARY IMMIGRANT HoMEsTEl
ISOLATION. Postofice Box No. Sc, San Frr
California
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07


The Finiss Of this morning has a leader
demanding State Convention to frame a
: new Constitution, Or the resignation of the
present State officers.
The entire article breathes the AFRO
gance, treason and threats which has made
; isshistery COR mary mouths simply bellish.
Afecsiag to be psenliariy the reflector Of
the public sentiment 81 this city. the Tine,
Panders to the woEs. passions Of the com
manity, aud wish eager haste promotes Sc
q o1.
lts solemn Htseranees are simplvridieu-
lous to the decent men of the cI,y bns
abroad they may be considered what tbey
claim to be. the authoritative enunciation Of
ihs designs Of our people.
If the people Of New Orleans would sup-
EPOrt fen more papers like the Times, they
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07

Mile Turnour, the young female gym
mast, in her perilous performance on tie
swinging bar in the roof OF the Academy
of Music Monday evening. at.s .r.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07

We are not qnite prepared to produce a
colnmn or two Of wisdom, after the manner
Of the Pic this morning, on the State cleo
tom bnt 50 soon as the returns are fully
received we win discourse thereon.
Meanwhile let Us request our lively CO
temporaries to retain upon their persons
such chef dotvres Of MOODY as at pres
ent adorn them, and not fatigue themselves
BY setting up With the g present State
gOvsrhment"
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07

General Grants "silenoe is golden. -
General Blair's garrulity is coppery. Each
candidate exhibits his true metal.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07

a special dispatch to the Times reports
a rlmor that Grant will Withdraw Reverdy
johnson and send out Mr., Motley. We
doubt if any one knows, or has any rea-
sons Tor snpposing, who will be sent Minis
ter to Great Britain, yet we must say that
we would not be disappointed at the seleo-
ton OF Motley. He is certainly one Of The
first men of the age; America has no abler
foreign diplomat.
Mr.. Motley resigned bis mission to Aus.
tria upon receiving low Insult from Secre-
tary Seward and Mr.. johnson. 1t would
not be an-unworthy instance of polical jus
tice were be even called to the portfolio o.
foreign affairs in the Cabinet. In that
event Horace Greeley ought to be sent to
st. James.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07

The largest ballet in the country in a
new advertisement entitled ''The Mexican
at Cadiz," at the Academy Of Music Mon
day night, .... r...., .;. ~ ~ s-i
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07

NEW. ALL RAIL FAST FREIGHT
~ direct between Boston, New York, and
burg, via Harrisburg. Allentown, and Jerssl
without change Of Cars.
NJ New YORK goods for Pittsburg must be dslili
Pier No. "a. North River. TO Ire Aeent Of ib
Allentown Transportation Company. and not
afents OF the New Jersey Central Railroad, o
Bills Of Ladins issued at the once of the Lii
Boston Once No. n Washington street.
JOHN p. HAMILTON. Agent
a1s Once fcot Of Liberty street. PitnE
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

win open for visitors on WEDNESDAY, NOrsm.
ber I, 1855
The ST. LOUIS HOTEL will be opened in its
usual style on TUESDAY, December l, 1sss Major
W. A. Hurd, Manager. O. f. HALL.
oc26 2m
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07

ACADEMY OF MusIc,-Monday evening.
the great sensation, Mile. Tarnour, the
Child Wonder.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07

The following LAWS republishsd leonse-
qpence of an error which occurred in the
title as it appeared in thefrst publication:
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07
ANACrI9
To amend and re.enaet Article eve hundred
and seyentyfve of the Code of Pra6tic,
Louisiana tisE q Z ''7


Louisiana. - -. ti>A q 2 l-'
sEor1ox1, Be itenactei by- the senafe and
House of Representatives oF the State Of
Louisiana in General Assembly Convened
That article i've hundred and seventy We
OF the Code of Practice of Isohisiana be and
the same Is hereby amended aud re.eDaete !
80 as TO read as iollows;s II the, appeah has
seen taken WITHIN ten days not including
to the party cast in the suit When snch no.
tige is required by law to be given, it shah
stay execution and all further nroceedinrs
until dehnitive Judgment be rendered on tha
appeal, provided the appellant gives his
oDiig gation, with good and solvent security
residing within the jurisdiction of the c0urt
70 "a favor OF the CleTkvof the Court rendering
the Judgment, for sum exceeding one-hali
the amount for which the Judgment was
given, 1t the same be for B specific sum as
| security for the payment Of the amount of
such judgment, IN case the sAIie Is Affirmed
/ % the court 10 which thAs appeal Is taken,
appeal bonds In all cases Of appeal shall be
lnaue payable to the Clefk Of the Court
Whlch rendered the judgment appealed
from. and any appellee interested Ia Tie aI
peal snali havs RECOURSE ON. such appea
9na against the appellant or the securitit s
on the appeal bond, for any liability that
may accrue in favor OF Inc appellee, On
amount Of such appeaI -
=, 9AV' - - ~ iuhtncf eHaCtott, setc., That
this act shall take effect from and after it's
passage. se - - ~. ~
(Signed1 CHAS. w. LOWELL.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
(Signedl OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate. sa
Approved September 20, 1898
(Sienedl H. q. WARM0THg :.
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana.
A true eODv. - AAtS 20 "A
- GEO. Il B0vEE, z
''s'@ Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07
OFFICE OF THE RKCORDEB

OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS,
n IT. Anth0ny's Alley, near the she
once,
tBetween Charities and Royal stressl
a. me pubic are hereby notified that accord
the provisions Of an act proyidinp Tor The reqis
q births and deaths, the birth OF every chidb
the city ana par'sh of Orleans, on both des
RIVER N Mississippi, must be daily registered
above ONCE. The declaration Tor reeistry nj
made by the father, or in case that Il imprAc
Dy anY other person present at the birth Eve
son neglecting to comply with said aot Is liabl
pennaialty not exceeding tan nor less than five
l.. PESSOU
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07

Don't fail to go to the Academy Monday,
and see Mile TurnOur the child gymnast.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07
INTEREATIoNAL PAC1PIo RA1LRoAn.

neCteu very prominently with the CGltem'
plated International Pacific Railroad from
Cairo to San Bias, arrived here last
evening and left this morning on the
Opelousas railroad for his home.
What the South needs to promote its
general prosperity is railroads, capital and
population. The construction Of railroads
will attractpopglation, and an enterprising,
energetic and intelligent population will
attract capital. '''.'.
The road will extend from Cairo, Illinois
to Little Rock, Arkansas; from Little Rock
TO Jefferson, Texas; from.Jeflersen, through
the heart Of Texas, to the Rio Gfande river,
there to connect with road through the
centre of Mexico to San Bias, on the Pacific
ocean. Distance.
From Cairo to Little Rock :. -''-,. 5s7
Little Rock to Texas line 160
Through Texas TO Rio Granae. ........, SIS
Total from Cairo to Mexican boundary ~
Distance through Mexico to San Bias. :. 900
Total from Cairo to Pacific Ocean 1872
Cairo to New York. ...,.,. ....>,.. 1000
1otal' ...s.,.. .+....',... .-...,. 2572
The International Pacific Railroad will
most effectually develop the two great
States of arkansas and. Texss, passing
through their central counties in straipb,
line from the confluence of the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers, across the best country
in the United States, to our Southwestern
border. II is parallel to no ether road
1t will pass four hundred miles of its length
parallel to the Cult of Mexico, and through
the first beltyof rich highlands above the
tide-water II will be intersected by all
the railroads begun and projected from
the gulf u ,ths Interior of the country, and
will thus be- arconnecting trunk between
the Mississippl qRd the Gull Of Mexico, a
work na less impoEtabt nor less demanded
than The connection between the Atlantic
: and Pdci6saeansa. f.t NJ
In addltlon y els it will interseot all the
great rivtE skich wash our Southwestern
States, ,fogiag ir0m .he Rocky mountains
to the gulf, wilhstheir subsidiary streams
White river, Arkansas river. Ouaobita
{ river, Bed river the Sabine, the Neches,
: Trinity river, the Brazos, the Colorado, the
Nueres and the Rio Grande. All these,
draining q country eqnal to one-sixth Of
our entire national territory, will be tribu-
taries to this road.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07
THE AunITOR,s nFFICE

Is located corner Cont And Royal, old state
Bank entrance on Cent. up stsIFR AUS
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07

Near Alexandria, Louisiana
Founded and Summarized NV M. s.... 90 r.,

closes June 30, lees -
Faculty consists of a full corps Of able inst
taught N the best Colleges and Universities
Course Of Study embraces a PranarRi on
ACADEMIC Department, including Iiterary
inc, INC, ana optional Course, Special School
engineering and Commercial School
Ierms-For all ex xpenses, except othinE
S1Di payable in advaaoe balance IN egual I'd
January first, and April first.
cadets received al any time during he
!azf ~ ID. H. BOYD, Superinten
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07

would need feel little cohcern about the
formation of bars at the mouth of the river
Sach sheets are better than Chinese wal
to keep strangers from our mitst.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-07

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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-16

RED -HoT-is the proper term to
express the intensity of the TEN,
perature during the past couple Ot
weeks. On Tuesday, the mercury
rose to 1929 in the shade, and the
average for the two weeks past has
been about 81 o or 92o at the low
est estimate. Wednesday, Ht G
O'Clock in the morning, the mercu-
ry stood at 900, and went up dur
ing the day to 95o, We have
consulted the "oldest inhabitant, "
and been informed that within his
recollection there has never in this
latitude been another such pro-
tracted seige Of such intolerable
weather as we are at present sweat
ing through. Everybody locks
wilted and used up, people are
only kept alive by the hope that it
won't last much longer.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-16

ARREST OF BURGLARS.--We men
toned last week that Marks store,
in Jasper Mills, had been entered
by burglars and robbed Of goods
and mo Dey to the amount of about
$l00 The burglary was commit
ted on Wednesday night, July 1st,
and on Thursday evening, Consta-
stable Blackmorc, having got some
clue to the thieves, started in pur-
suit, and followed on the track to
Bufort, Highland county, and from
there to Monroe, where the same
parties had broken into a store on
Friday night, and stolen about $50
worth of goods. From Monroe,
Constable B. continued the pursuit
to Lattaville, Ross county, where,
on Saturday evening last, he sue
ceeded in capturing the rascals at
the house of Richard Bailey. They
had in their possession at the time
of their arrest, a revolver, taken
from Marks store, and some of the
goods stolen at Monroe, and con
fessed that the remainder of the
Monroe goods had beenhid by them
in a hollow tree near Bailey's. They
were brought to this place on Sun
day, and locked up in the county
Jail, Their examination will take
place next Wednesday. The names
of the two men are John Reid and
James W.Pitzer. Reid is about %
years of age, and is thought to be
an old hand at the business. Pit
zer is younger, and has had less ex-
perience. The goods found in their
possession will probably be sufli-
cient to convict them of both rob
berries, and they may as we'll make
their arrangements for a visit to
Columbus after the next term of
Court
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-16
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. CONE may be consulted at the fol-
lowing times and places:
In WASHINGTON, at the Kirk House,
on Fridays, after the express train goes
West until it goes West on Saturdays, May
IS and Is; June 10 and 20; July "a and
25; August % and 80; Oct. and 3; Nov.
6 and Z: Dec. IL and l2.
Dr.. CONE cures all forms of Chronic
Diseases, as Dyspepsiain all its various va
rioties; all diseases of the Lungs and Air
Passages, MS Laryngitis, Bronchitis and
Consumption; all diseases of the Kidney,
Liver, Pancroas, and the Glands generally
all diseases of the Heart, Blood and Blood
Vessels; all diseases of the Brain and
Nerves, as Epilepsy, Chorea, or st. Vitus'
Dance, Neuralgia, Palsey, and generalner-
vous innut1tion; all diseases Of Females
enlarged Tonsils, and all forms Of Scrofu'
la, as also all diseases Of the Eye and Ear
and all other Chronic Diseases.
eY- No charge for consultation, but cash
for medicines -F
April %. 1868. 22tf ~.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-16
Primary Election.


civilian ROBINSON, of Union township
Il a candidate for County Comm issioner, sub
iect TO the decision of the primary election on
SATURDAY,. July 18Th.
9'V"' ' ,DpAr
IRISH. ms n Nj and proper person fot the of
dre Of Tonntv CommissioDer, subject to the
decision of the canprimarv election.
MANY VOTERS.
....-,.e,.,,,-,,.,. W. o,.o a,,+t,o,;,oi e. ,,,
R - ,r5R III 70 as '
nend,dote for tbe ot,ice of County Surveyor. of
Fayette County, subject to the decision Of the
Union Primary election July 18th.
Ntp rn1rop .--you will nlease announce the
name me- Of SOLOMON BROCK, of Paint town
shin os n candidate for County Commissioner,
sI,bioct to fbe decision of the Union Primary
eincytion IN he held on saturday. the 18th OF
'Inlv
'u.' ,, p,ao-, .,,- +, 4t,,, ,-,to,.s
EDITOR HERALD 'tleaSe S3y 70 w E, STtTIS mTP
Of Fdyette Couuty, % Lh9I ENO0 did,ta d. h1 gn,.
or Green toWhsnip, VII " M
County CONN s,lue ~ Wy ~ I boid
Of the kepupilGah primary etqSv5oI vrEPS ~ ~ s
on the leth oil July' MANI Va i.i''
MR. EDIToR PLEASE announce the name of
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-16
BENEFIT OF ADVERTISING. =

BENEFIT OF ADVERTISING. - On
Saturday night last, a horse belong
ing to Mr.. George W. Belt, was ta-
ken from the alley West Of the Post
Office, and nothing could be heard
Of the animal by its owner, who,
concluding, ofcourse, that his horse
had been stolen, came on Monday
to the HERALD office, and left an
advertisement, stating the facts, and
offering a liberal reward for the re-
turn of his property, The adver-
tisement had hardly been put in
type before the horse returned to its
owner, of its own accord, minns,
however, the saddle, which was
afterward found near Stanton. We
give this as an instance Of the pow
er of advertising--it will do almost
anything. ..H
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-07-16
Notice..

The new Baptist Church will be
opened for divine worship next
Sabbath morning, July 10. The
Dedication services will be held in
the morning, beginning at half past
ten o'clock. There will also be ser
vices at s o'clock P. NJ, consisting
of the Installation of the Pastor,
and the ordination of Deacons.
A number of Ministers from
abroad will be present. One OF
them will preach in the new NJ. L.
Church, on Saturday July 18th, at
s o'clock P. NJ. The entertainment
of those coming from a distance
will be provided for
j. r. POWELL, Pastor.