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sHeRlFF's SALES.


HENRY EICHEL Vs. TERRANCE COYLE. FATaEk
Of the minor Mary Ann Coyle and Bernard Mon sgnsn,
father Of the minor Charles Leonsrd Dis
trict Court for the Parish Of Orieans-No-H M ..f
DY VIRTUE of . writ Of selzure and sale
ID directed BY the Honorable the fnh District court
for the parish Orleans in the above entitled cause VIII
sell at pubic sncticn q the snS Aue
tiopser Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets in The Second District Of this city on
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. tosether with s A. the
bui dnc thereon. rghts ways privileges
and thereto belonging or any wise appel
situate batture Of Fsuhourg veudss IN the
FOURTH Ditrc city In the boun lad ~
Third Lsvee streets he public landings md
by the number eighteen plan made by
se SURVEYOR dated twenty sixth Of February 1896 and de
in the Office Of O. y. Stringsr late notary pubic In
this city, az plan No 50 -. - ,h.
Pubic Landing ruDnins back boundary line Of lot No.
having depth the aide line OF lot No IL OF seventy
eight inches and depth Of seventy seven lee two
inches and the line OF lot No ~, aid having
width the rear line dividing u from ot No
feet Eve nches and three lines American measure wncl
properly acquired the descendants herein By
rom Ludwig vsen Of this city BY an act dated eleventh
December 1866 J. r. Coey, late notary pubic
this city
Seissd in the above suit
- THOs. L. MAXWELL,
ocsl ros 40 Sheriff Of the Perish OF Orleans.
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coNsTABlt's SALES.

NARY CoNKELL ys. p. q. M0SAGH AN-No. 2ol9-
Sixth Justice Conrt.
RYvInTUE % E Wit o. msri - n. g ,ss
Peace in and for the Parish Of Orleans VIII proceed 20 se
At public auction No l39 Roosesu street on MONDAY,
The ninth day Of November 1855, 1t IL O'CLOCK
ONE LOT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
A. per inventory on hie. -, -. -,
Seized in the above numbered and entitled suit ~ per In
ventofy die
s-'AsN ." 'H' WILLIAM GoRxLEY. Constable.
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r. aARRAxIND
TOBACCO xANurAcroxT.
Corner CA.rssss md osas s'zsss.

m T. p sABRAlH shaakf. for shs pearcnaes szs.ass
~ IL ~ ezsrsioas - mceose nn rspesS
% n ~ f,Sscco fbr smokhg pat ~ N Ill sorts o. peo
~ n ~ the tznda Hxs assortment Of Chcwhg foeeesa
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4rs - AMUSEMENTSs ~
VA1IETIcs TAEArHR-GRAvnR STREET
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. oor4
Mssks and Fsees.
HIGHLAND FLING by MILE THExEsA- and the gio
fhees Of KISS IN TIE DARK ot
TOMORROW CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
~ In rehearsal. UNDvR THE GAsLTGHr.
ACADEMY OF MUssC.
srALpIse BIDwELL... ...Propristor' and Ts.ss,.,
W. B. cHV1SAUGH Stage Manager
Bri.u, snd attractive clio of novelties Introducing the
full snsneth o. he mrmmoth troupe New comic Bale Ds
srsse M NJ As srrsnssa oy ~ ss%,oy "a saei,ir
PiE- Drama written by John Poole, ESQ., called The
anS usons Mile Taor The
male mDss and yns tsp..s actress no. Sr sds
shortly in her terrific d astonishing Tying
Act Tberegular festival for ladies and children svsy 'A
a-os- r~"
TIvoLI CIRCLE.
FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY.
Com msncing Thursday. November 5. 1865
CT AMEs's MAMMOTH
New Orleans Mensgerie and Circus,
tn. most elegant. complete and extensive Equestrian and
Zools gical combination on the American c'ltineni
Owe, Three Hundred Men ssd Horses,
And hundreds Of wind Boasts Fowls and beautiful Bird:
brought requisi'n in the exhibitions and duties OF
:: .. 81 s hi:
"a p .'s'Sss s,:' '' r. '''''' = 80.
GRAND FANCY DRESS.
| MASQUERADE AID CALICO
] BALL
70 BE GIVEN
N,.s,..,ppi steam Fire Engine Co. No. 2.
ODD FELLOWS NEW HALL.
saturday Evening". December 5, 1865.
t. s ssSssn. Ssa o. s ssis Jon
Xxx sOnhan, VA Hurd. Rss s osssn'
cc s%sls.r, John klsut,sr. + S 9 Rsyi.
4 CASSIDY 4 s'A' 7 Mei.y: i W. " u Ri s.ssT'
T D. nneiy VIM, McCOnneghy, p smvthe,
F ss.aIaS J Jnc s SginS' Stevenson
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Curyx q Taylor Gsuche, E. Bessey,
: | II j. Prices. W. p. Perry, john HAWKES.
| Livingston Jones.
PROPOSALS for Bar Supper Hat Rooms and applications 10
Ise Invitations to eft the Engine House, corner
| hatcher and rchcuptoulas streets
TICKETS. ......eS.
DEDICATION BALL
$ NEW ODD FELLOWS HALL
8 REGALIA AND FANCY DRESS,
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PROOFS AIS

DROPOsALs ...........PkorosALs
OFFICE OF BOARD of PUBLIC WORKS,
NRw ORLEANS. Oct 81 1868. J
Scaled Proposals will be received for twenty days ron aste
nv tbis Board or building Of the following ma ned Levees
o wit -.-,.A ~
Carroll. -. ,nA-S
.Fsirvew'' Levee parish of 81. Charles, leff back,
Morean'' Ievse, parish OF Pisquemine;
sRed river Landing Levee. parish Of Ponte Coupee.
Said Iyres built according IN and rpecucatons
on e in this Office The Board the right to accept
or reject any all bids. n vrrcurrr
Secretary Bosd Of Public Work., state OF Louisiana
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Mr.. n. H. KNAPP,
DENTAL SURGEON,
Hss Remared 70 No. ITO Canal street.

Ana Is giving his undivided attention to the practice Of hid
profeson All operations performed according 20 the lates
ntfc Improvements In the and at reasonable prices
succs bis operations for the past thirty in Thu
,,x h 90 well seqnre comment from himself
f..th .xtracted without pain.
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v..ns spFcT Giles of all descriptions 70 suit all ages
Mr. Duhsmel who attends himself to his Customers oegs 70
inform them that experience Opscian enables
him 10 annv the pror Glasses affected with GER
tsnty spdsngspg the vision His Spectacle GLASSES
are selected by him and warranted 20 be perfect
He recommor . good Improvements his Douoe ocus
Glasses to see Also, va son AND easy 70
hs his Patented Cylindrical and Achromatic Glasses
esuns Rock Cysta Glasses pe6olesJ er long
or sighted applied scientucaiy as tney 90
moi anti The different oe6cienciss Of the sight =. .
Mr. Dubame Keeps also large assortment suitable Tor
Engineers Physicians. etc, such as
Theodliths, Microscopes. Mahemsueal poAes'
Levels, Bsromesers, weignins sssles.
CompasreS Thermometers, klectricA Mscnines,
Hydrometsrs SOY Glasses, Opera Glasses,
ALL KINDS OF SCALES, Etc.
MARINE CHARTS, BOOKS AND INSTRUMENTS.
stereoscopss and Stereoscopic Views
NBsx thousand Coored Venetian Lanterns and Colored
N'~''~' -, III canal street,
Between Royal street and Exchange Alley.
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KENTUCKY LOTTERY.

Y ENTUCKs STATE LoTTEKiHs-
uHAs r HOWARD VIII this day opsn the sale Of oon-
urAr1oN LOTTERY TICKETS. On the Three Number
Tan q follows:
On Monday. "wednesday and Thursdays
Tickets 81 60 ss and $40
On Tuesday sna Saturday.
Tickets 81, IS and $40
81. cd, On Friday.
Tickets s.
mara IN al the abovs Bchemes In Proportion.
p.ns Of the Lostsrss and explanation Of the Drawing
an - SAINT each purchaser.
uuufsai Priss In 81 Scheme. Aue
o,patal Prise IN 81 50 Scheme. p.U
,svttal Prise. for $40 schens ~"
An ordsrs ar. promptly ssd BY mail; and the Nan
r, oociai Scheme and Commissioner certified printed
ysvines are sent al purchaser Immediately asr the
tsvfng 49,
An order for less Dollar viii not be exscuted
An Che drawings are published In New York, kev
,vsesns and b. Louis daily psperS t..l
IN ORDERING TICKETS Enclose the amount Of money
our address By mall what you wish TO purchase name
hs Lottery In which you invested and vhsthsr yoa
vsh Wholss Halves QuAen receipt Of which We send
ybss n ordered by mail, together with the schsna
1uls on Ill the solvent Bsnks Bank Checks Certificates
Deposits and Postage Stamps, rscsivsd h payment Tor
acksts-
prize Tickets ,houd be returned this once for payment
renewal in ether Tcket They Will bs paid In banS
yurchHser.
A0o's'' MI o'o' oHAA T. HOWARD.
| Lock Boz ga. New Orleans. La
uIRsT PREMIUM AND GOLD MkDAA
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
A. THE BEST COOKING sTovx.
Ter bread than any other In uss This ct va
fairly demonstrated ncosestsbly at the necnsn
.c and Agricultural Fair Of New oresns 1858 and the =
Louis Fair Of 1861
Every of these Stoves guaranteed and delivered any
where within the city frss Of charge
Also constantly on hand large and oompets assortmen
xHFATINo AND COOKING STOVES Of the most In
orovsd Pssssus Lbsrsl sdvtagss offered 10 the tsq&
II. HALLER. Agent,
40 Camp aud 1888 Tchoupiteuias street.
f,rdsxlsf a box No % Mechanics and Dessrs' Exehsne
10 nus St. Charies srsss the Nov Orleans fcssofo
viii resolve prompt attention
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In addition 10 oovsr,msnA and Hsesd Sends and
stochs We buy md al Lands in Inos wisconsin Anns
sots Iowa, Missouri Kansas and Nsbrasks
ne highest sses psid for titlss 70 LANDS SoIO fon
TAXES.
W. Also purchase q best rates LAND wAkRANfs and
prsCREpiJYp WESTERN COUNTY CITY AND TOWN
BoND2
Csvrse,codues soictsd snd any infcrmsson Required
'''''n'' "'''''' Avsr1N coRBu CO..
Bankers, New York City
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TO susAn rLASTExs
sRasHEAR's PRocHss-sULPHURoUs FUMIeA-
TON OF CANE JUICE
Patent Re,ssued October &c, 1867.
O. AMEs my attorney 70 represent my interest IN ne
g EAss s1
oAtE JUICE in ss Xpsrss sso G notary
public in New Orleans po,xnvxrpp ra.sHEAR.
C.n,.,vI,. L. s osssSsI rD isss, 'NA'A
In accordance with the shove notice and =. joint owner
said Patent hereby notify all parties vine use
su,phur Fumes In FumieAssBg Cane juice
I'm the Process Of Manufacturing sugar
tina. the purchase Of the Contyances By
others d carrying into effect sRAsBkAKS Pso0Ess;;
aSens rom me- And al those SULPHUR FUMES
spsd dssy sS me iins &
do infringe the claims Of The Be- AsHEAR PAIENr and
trict Of the United States.
Parties wishing to acquire the right to use this
Invsluabie Invention,
are info vim grant License. on very rss.oaasl.
crop Of 1868 TO be paid st the close Of sugar making
:: OF to N. or p !.
mi me thr sugb the fostofce, New Orleans, Boz 62
l. DEAN. 'h..
AucTIoNEER.
Once and salssroou-l73 Grsvier street,
Near Cxrondslet oreAna
Liberal advances made consenme Auction 50 es Of
Furntnrs Csrgoes Produce Real Estate and every deson
ton Of Merchandise promptly attended to- 49,. -
Regular sse Days-Mcndayh Wednesdays fhoAS' sn'
--- .ovs
ALBEIT LYONS SCHOOL FOE "ors'
yHArAwA. PIKE COUNT, MISSISSIPPI
/, 0sv Orleans and yveksep Esilr0s4'
c,..,... -, NJ obtained on application 10 RoBER,
prrxrs. x.a. Il sndB Camp ssrssL Nsv orssns
| UuEAnD = MAYO-
MnooxseORs TO MAeEE KNEAsBJ
ps,svsd nom No. Magazine street,
-..,o.e<ur~rs q 0aAdlery ana hernssss
| -uroEDns Of
sapuIERY, HARDWARk BEtimo, PAokiA~ Az
| HOSE, EIOs kxO.. :.
srssss,,suias snd Nsv Lsvss' end - . -
| OSmmno ssrsees
~uRFIy. wHoLEsALB nANgyAo.
tsr's o. ~ xiSsa1 ioef 0sndy, ysj.bs fastc Sss
| SroppS sn1 6yssps, b sean. lrgs1G ~ %
sss - :: S 7s,s, os.:ss::s !:s F.ss g.
| e1m1 - SssaSsas, OssSsaa0s. e Yeng 49, - - =
~ - M Sss Ysna1a Qsnsssya:; -, - ,:
| oid LSvss asss< bssvs0 - ~
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GALE OF SEIZED GOODS.
US CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS,
CoLLEcroR's OFFIcE, Oct I'D, 1905 y
To- with the of Section II OF tne Act
o, Congress approved July ls 1866 the following described
seized goods be sold rubc Auction at Warehouse NO.
Custembouse Buoin-, CustomhOuse street. entrance on
FRID Az November 9th ls6S, at 10 o'c ock Az;
Juv 1864 no mark, bottles kirschwssser; vessel.
olinda yis a. ion section !, Act July IS. ls66
July i6 1861 marked bbls. Syrup Of Cane Juice IL
halt DO syrup Of Juee Trade WIND; violation
.eetion 1, Act june 80 1854.
Aneust TO- 1858 marked g. under r. Y, box $3.50 CT
esrs steamer Guysne; violation section a. Act March
f799 -. a..
NOV 81 da and lis pal Kid Gloves no marx YES
sell Prma Donna; violation section a. Act March Ivy
xns,st qi 1854 no casks RUM vessel fsabeiita
violssicn section 6s Act March 2. 1879
S,xs,ah~r 1884 no mark Absynthe, g Billa-t
Rail-. vessel Ena; violation cton "a Ct March 1898
D"'''' 'e'~- PERRY FULLER elector
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.

GsORalA LOTTERY.
CroRoIA STATE LOTTERY
u rHn-
xxNEFrr OF TIE MASONIC ORPHANS Hohk
supplsm sntary and Combination Glass S56'
NOVEMBER g. 1855.
,.I9d sd ian ITth 18th Ish ShiSb
>. Fl Il Il . % hi a 10 60 g. @I-
yitr.ss our hands q. Atlanta this Sd day of Nove-
'er. 1855 W. Y D. n cotP6T Commissioner.
The dsy drawings Of the Georgia State Lottery are pub
,shed In the pitts Appeal, Augusta Oonstitutonset
ssyapp a and Herald Atlanta nteigenct snd otnS
Southern papers, 6es of which, toeether With the cmca
,,i es received from Atlanta be ct The oeners
Nice. No is Commercial Place
Irformster fsrplshed and prizes cs.sed ny
DAVE @. JOHNSTON, Agent,
Oeics No Commercial Place
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pa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WE HAVE THUS DAY ESTABLISHED IN
w this CITY Brsncn Of York House. under the
VII" VI THIELE MOTIF CO.,
70! q. of sran'.csiOs GENERAL COMMISSIONS
MT FREDpERICK MULLER holds our power Of attor-
- RICHARD THIELE
nes. FFRDIN. and MOTZ.
RUDOLPH HAGkOORN.
New Orleans, Nov. l, 1855.
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FOR RENT.....--.-.......--foH AhSr'
THE NEW STORE, at the corner Of Front. Common and
Canal streets. ,
THE roUR-sroRY STORE, ct the corner Of Canal,
New Levee and Common streets.
THE LARGE STORE with iron shutters, adjoining
Me.,r. Bosck seymours hardware store, fronting on
Front and Fuiton Streets
-FOUR THREE-sToRY STORES, newly painted, Nos
"A to 30 on Poydras street, between Fulton aud Front
THE THREE-sToRY STORE, at the corner Of Font
.rd favette street,, running through Fulton street
FOUR STORES Bsronns street, opposite the SAti'na
ThesteL =. 49,.
TIE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL HOUSE. No iiS
Dsuphin street, newly painted
THE STORE, with Dwelling at the corner OF Chartres
and St. Philip Streets occupied for over thirty years as
pharmacy by Mr.. Cusach
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
AvRNnANO BROS l55 Com non street
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POUND NOTlCES.
CTwEET COM = IssIONER'e DEPART.
- MFNT K ON No Z. City Hall-rew Orleans; november
lsos-Were brought the Fourth District Pound Dry
AIDES Jackson and Philip Streets as estsys
Seven GOATS Of different colors.
which not chained within days and the expenses
thereon paid VIII be at public suction At said Pound en-
TpITRSOAY November 5. 1868. nj Il o'clock n
JOSEPH MURPHY, strees Commissioners.
LOUIS SENEGAL. for Controll'r.
CTRHRT COM NISaIOsER' DEPART
- MENT Room No. T. City Hsll--new Orleans Nov ;.
ls6-Was the Second District Pound corner 81
Orleans and Claiborne streets. 90 an estray-
One BAY HORSE fifteen hands high, bald face two hind
legs white.
SSTpRI1AY November 1863, a IL O'Clock
Joseph MURPHY, street Commissioners.
Louis SENEGAL. for Controller
CTwEET COM = IssIONER,S DEPART-
- MENT Rom No T. City Hsll-New Orleans Nov
ls6S-Were brought TO the Fourth District Pound on
Dry between jackson and rhinp ssfee's
estra3s-
One BLACK COW. branded A @. the right hind quar-
20 One Il and WHITE cow branded C. en- the right
One RID COW, branded A. c. the right hind quarter
split F4
which n not claimed within days. and the expenses
thereon pal sold public auction a. said Pound on
| SxTITRfyAY November T. 1853. at IL O'Clock n
| JOSEPH hURPHY Street Commissioner
| LOUIS SENEGAL. for Controller
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hooks or subseriAticu 90 the CAPITAL
s,cf Of he New Orleans ashp Line VII be found 81
Once Of the FACTORS and Traders Insurance Company
So%%srcis Insurance. oompy corner Of Camp and Ora
va am Tetn Company eomsrof Damp and Com
narcial Place q, a--s.,-x .....s
shrcnshire Hathorn, PoydrSs street.
Gc(ylosksy Mason 0ravier strest.
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THE UNDERsIGHED BEG TO INFORM
their friends and the public that they have lSrmso
Copsrtnership under the Lame and style Of rarAs,
H. for the purpose Of carrying the fAshiUNAbLe
~ GGTTTING AID FURNISHING GOODS BUSis
And EVERY ARTlCLE APPERTAiNiNG TO THIS THIS
LINE or BUSINESS and have located themselves unaer
the St Charles Hotel door ron The ecrner 81
street -, rurgpv zruxT
NOPARTNERsHIP- uNDEESiSNlEeIp
L. have formed Copartnership dating from July 1904
under the name and style Of MEpo BovAkD, Tor .ae
purpose Of continuing the Produce busDes nEnn ~
ducted by MkDD NEWTON =; mzInDSApn
August ], 1868 ~ oo'A
ps,,rg "A the above advertisement would inform my
Anew a. thai remain with Messrs MEDD BOVAhD NO
lOl Poydras sire and would Respectfully sonc,s
ance OF their fsvors W W. rn"i'N.
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-UniOn Bank OF
n,ans, June II, ls6S-In accord
the act entitled AN act 70 estal
BAnhing IN the State Of Louisis
pstice 4 hereby given 70 the ,
81 this B snk, duly audited undo
present the same at the Bantir
Sste Auditor, for the purpose
6vm this date, otherwise the 10
81 purpose win be reclaimed.
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r-~.~~rt Cttv HANK New Orleans,
ysns IS sin sccordsnss with sections 81 and Y 2, v,s
- entitled act to establish gsne1r "
Banking, the ,o, sss'' Of hereby given
~ ~ holdsrs Of the circulating notes OF this
snn duly audited under the provisions Of said act 70 pre-
the same Banking House. or 81 the once OF zoe
49, xndor for the purpose Of redemption, within one
ftom this .te otherwise the funds deposited by saio
S~nA TUE '~" CHAs. FAURTE. ia. Cashier.
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/, New Orleans, July
rtions 81 and IS Of the act
neral system Of Free Bank
yroved March Is. 1865. notice
ths circulating notes Of this
|ovisions of said act, 20 pre-
|e. or Ct the Office ofthe State
|psson, within one year from
bosited By said Bank for ssid
j. z. MORTIMER,
Cashier.
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Applications for Ladies' Invitations must be made at the
rand secre,ary's Office. Odd Fellows Hail.
Tc may be obtained BY applying to any Of
le Mar ayers
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Alabama.

The following Democratic electoral
ticket has been nominated by the State
Convention of Alabama:
The State at large, George Goldth-
waite, of Montgomery, and Peter NJ.
box, of Madison. 1st District, III. Il.
Toulman; alternate w. III. +. Randall,
of Dallas. ID, F.. II. Syrc, of Montgom-
cry; alternate J. G.. Moore, of Coffee.
Sd, j. Henderson, Of Talladcga; alter
nate f. S. Ferguson, of Macon. 4th, Ii.
B. Lewis, Of Shelby; alternate j.: }.
jolly, Of Greene; 9th, j. Crock, Of Cal
houn; alternate, VIM. Richardson, of
Madison. 9th, a. McAlcXandcr, of
Lauderdale; alternate G. G. Harris, OF
Lawrence.
The Democrats claim that they will
carry Alabama by fifty thousand ma
jority. Indeed, it is doubtful whether
the radicals will think it worth while to
put ticket in the field.
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From the baltimore Leader.

Tbc death of Tbodlcus Stcvope clnecs
tho career of q man who. witIout any
claim IN rcai mrrotncss or The nosscss;n,,
of rrcot faculties of mind directed by
truc d;~nitv of character. will ncvcrtbc
lnse etonJ In Tho history of HE ,l,, ou
ibc best cmbolirnout, of its worst snirit
Inc lives Of tho pubtie men. orstbc ar,.
have en- far furnished. Tho simnlrst
ANALYSIS Of his character cyhibits n mo.
raj nature ,lcpcnved in the excuses of
ncrsonol vice. and scared to inscnsib;li.
tv NV thc sclc-consciousncss of his ow,,
shortcomings. Tho remarkable cncrU,
of his intellect in his LATTER DAYS il,
view of his bodily iufirnitics. has fro.
uucntly excited the admiration even of
his enemies. Tho utter rccklcsspcss of
conccnl,ncut he exhibited. thc frank
avowols of his contcmpt for the law.
which rovcrn society and should i'm
nose common objioaiion of rcsncct
mon monkiud have exercised q lar~c
;nn,,orno mon tho wcotcr n,tu,ns ~,
his rnllowcrs and wronght ., vis;h,r cr.
rnot ,no,, do I;.tor,. ~ lie ,;,,o H.,
uro, u ,nn,, ,,njnul,tcdt,. nr ',roat hire,
", for , " uhn Ic"Inr dc G,cJn Of ~.
,,rt J T'o ,n nv" nownrr,, ;ndv;ln,i -" i,
its r,ul.s Uut hn owoL liz nos;t;on
IoronI,. to ,hn cors,,;cu,,s and nrcnod
;taicJ holiness or his sentiments nnd
tn ' thn omt conJi,ior nr nubIic ,iairs rn,.
srcI ,pon
A. onc limo vcrv clicr ,mour his
fcllovs Of tho l,st II was his Int n die
,Inno lie ,nn,no,v ,nfi 10 Tho ,,,,,,oto
FIJI Jctroct;on nr mon who bod I'm some
snnSo ,,roG,od nv lie IcoJcrSb;n onJtn
who,, IN Tho mi znn;th of hi. finn anI
mowor II had bnn;, a JcI;rht tn do hin,
homor TT" hal Lost hoolti, onI for mo-
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A COlOred Justice.

Two or three freedmen caught 4 dark
colorcd plGndcrcr on their premises,
near Marion, Alabama, not long since,
stealing melons, and having arrested
him, carried him before Lewis Tarrant,
another freedman, for trial. Lewis ask
cd if the culprit had "any means" but
being answered in the negative, gravcly
informed the prosecutors that, as im-
prisonmcnt would amount to nothing
beyond an expense to the State, it
would be better to give him thirty-ninc
lashes and turn him loose. ''But," said
the colorcd Solomon, "don't strike him
on the clothes, for that would give him
the right to sue You for damages, put il
to him on his bare back" They did
dressing his hide with thirty-ninc sting
ing lashcs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-28
Pfesistnt johnson and the New
York Convention.

In an article with this caption the
National Intcligcnccr says:
The support of the Southern States
must have been most grateful to him.
It reflected honor upon them. 1T was
the only acknowledgement of Mr.. john
sons zeal and watchfulncss and stri-
wing and wholo-hcartcd championship
in their behalf which it was in their
power to make, and rs they made it, il
was ono of the most graceful and alice
ting compliments ever paid to q public
man. Heaven knows the hand of per-
secution and the foot of tyranny have
left them little to give, but all they then
had they gave.
Their cause was his cause. Tho OPP
pressed everywhere found refuge, and
an extended hand in his broad nature.
TO preserve his country from the rava-
yes of the destroying SPIRIT which has
run madly up and down the land fol
the last few years, has been the task
which he voluntarily set before him
and to which he has been devoted with
marvellous energy and faithfulness. lie
reasons rs the fathers of the nation rca-
soncd when American liberty was new.
and long ere the conflict of clashing
ambition and liccntious passions had
risen to threaten its overthrow. In the
principles of Government in which they
believed he believes most prOtofOund-
| w. The system which they conceived
and brought into action he would cher
ish through all hazards to the last. His
faith is fixed in il, and fire has tried his
faith. OF the constitution which they
| hnc fnc
ted, which has ever been the luminous
guide of the American people, and with
out which they would gropc along il
darkness and stumble into ruin, he is
one of the most CONSPICUOUS and power
full defenders. Such is the character ant
course of Mr.. Johnson as stamped up
on his age and country. The calm
Judgment of the future will do him jus
ticc. Postcrity will not forget, no
cease to honor him. His precepts. hi
purity and patriotism. will run like
line of light down the ages. In hi
country's history he has secured TO
himsclfa name of impcrishablc renown
No brighter page will glow with tn
glory of her childrcn's deeds than tina
which records his labors, and what Ii
endured to serve his country in the cri
sis of her calalnities, succOr her in he
hour of agony, and bind up her blccdin!
wounds. Generations to como vii
read it with pride and gratitude, am
breathe bcncdictions upon his mem
DRY. His policy is that of the countr!
and the election of Seymour and Blail
while restoring peace, prosperity, an
constitutional liberty, will be the vindi
cation by q grateful people of Pres
) dent Johnson and the policy he has pre-
r. cn,,tnI