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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-19
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUNT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In BRnkruptcY-EO. 144
IN THE MATTER OF A. P. MARIONNEAUX,
BANKRUPT

WHEREAS A. P. MARIONNEAUX, OF THE
w parish Of lberville and district aforesaid duly
declared bankrupt under toe act Of Congress OF March
2,tls67, has this day filed in said court a petition
praying for discharge and certificate thereof from
all his debts and other claims provable under said
act
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who have
proved their debts and to all other persons in in,
terest that the thrtieth day of April, 1885, at II
A. NJ, is assigned for the hearing Of the same, and
that they may then and there attend and show
any they have, why the prayer of the said petition
should not be granted,
Clerks Once New Orleans April g, 1853,
h, LUEW,
ap9 II "a Deputy CLERK.
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VS.. H. l. Lbsrman, Bankrupt.
WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY has been
N issued by the said court against the estate of
H. LIBERMAN, of the parish Of Orleans
and State OF Louisiana, in said District, adiudged
bankrupt uron the petition of his creditors; and the
pay ment OF any debts and delivery Of any
him or for MS use, and the transfer
Of any property by him. are forbidden by law;
meeting Of the creditors of said bankrupt TO prove
their debts and choose one or more assgnees OF
his estate will be held at court Of Rankruptoyt to be
holden al new Orleans, in said District on the
thirteth day of April, A. D. l5.s at Il o'clock A. NJ
at tue office OF c. s Kellogg, one OF the Registers
in Bankruptcy OF said Court
F. j. HEBRON, L. S, Marshal,
No b4a-rnhl2 ana
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy-NO. so.
IN THE MATTER OF ALEXANDER SOHLENK-
Err, Bankrupt

Err, Bankrupt.
WHEREAS ALEXANDER SCHLENKER, IN
w vividualy, and as a member of the firms OF A.
& S. Sohlenksr and 6chlenker q Bro, OF the parish
of Orleans and district Aforesaid, duly declared
bankrupt under the act of Congress Of
March q 1867, has this day filed in said court peti.
tion praying for discharge aud certificate thereof
from all mis- debts and other claims provabe under
said act
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who have
proved their debts, and To ell other persons in in
terest, that the 30th day of April, 1858, at II A.
M, IS assigned for the hearing of the same, and
that they may then and there attend and show
cause, any they have, Why the prayer of the said
petition should not be granted.
Clerks Office, New Orleans April, l, 1883
X. LOEW,
apsB2 Deputy Clerk.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In BankruPEcy-NO. 1870.

IN THE MATTER or n. B. CHAPLIN & &c
vs.. II. L. Liberman, Bankrupt.
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Ar sambola. candidate for the State
Senate 10 thethlEd district acted As com
missioner Of election part Of the time yes
pfiay. We should ike to be Informed how
Many Toies he made for himself during bis
standardization . commissioner.
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PEREMPToRY SALE AT AUCTION

PEREMPToRY SALE AT AUCTION
A VALUABLE STOCK OF GOLD WATCHES
DIAMOND BREAST PINS, FINGER
AND EAR RINGS, BRACELETS.
PEARLS, CAMEos, ooRALs, EMERALDs
Rubies and other valuable Jswelry, and Ornaments,
SILVER TABLEWARE, ETC.
Comprising the large, well-selected and finely,
assorted stock of
MESsRs. KELLER & HoERNER,
Surrendered in Bankruptcy, and sold for the benefit
of their Creditors by order Of the Assignees.
DIX c. e. GIRARDEY q CO.-AUO-
II tioneers-Ofhce No. II Exchange Plaoe.-On
WEDNESDAY, April p, 1868, at II O'Clock A. M,
at the store No. 10 Exchange Place, between Canal
and Customhouse streets, by order of f. e. Norton,
j. Ellison, and D. Augustn, assignees of the estate
of Keller Hoerner, in bankruptcy, in the United
States District Court of Louisiana, will be sold at
public auction to close the said estate
The WHOLE STOCK of Keller 4 Hoerner, bank
rupts consisting in part of Gold and Silver Watches
Brooches, Pins Rings, and Earrings; Full and
Halt Sets of Coral. Pearl. Ruby, OPAL Garnet.
Cameo, Emerald Amethyst, Lap Lac, and other
Stones; Rings, Studs, Sleeve Buttons and
Necklaces in great VARIETY Bracelets, Breast
and Scarf Pins, Armets, Curb Guard, Vest,
and Neck Chains, Silver Spoons, Forks, Knives,
Plated Sets Cups, Buckles, Seals, Keys, Charms,
Crosses, Thimbes Lockets, Clasps, Gold Pens
Penholders and Pencils, Opera Glasses, Coffee and
Tea Sets, Walters, Baskets, Dishes, Jewelry
Boxes. and Crosses Paper Boxes, Silk Paper, etc.
Watch Machinery and Materials, loose Diamonds,
Pearls, Rubies, Emeralds, opals, aud other Stones
Soales Office Furniture, three Iron Safes, Fixtures
Show Gases, Counters, Chandeliers, etc.
Terms OF Sale-Cash in In ted States treasurl
notes before delivery.
Catalogues will be ready for distribution at th'
Office of the Auetonser on or before the 18th inst
apl0 I'd
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WANTED.

ANTRD-9o GOOD LABoRERs TO WORK
w on Sugar Plantation ~ eEsenone DtAti2n'
S r.;,1 cSAe- @AA ~ p. HAHN AN,
No. 90 TehoupitoulAa street,
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FOR RENT.

ITO RENT-A LARGE AND ELIGIBLE
i store-one of the finest IN the cityNo. l42 Canal
street near Carondelet street. II is susceptible Of
being divided into two stores. To good lessee it
will be rented cheap Inquire of
M. GERNON, No. Story Building,
fee Corner Of Camp aud Common streets
RIO RENT.-A NEWLY BUILT TWO-SToRY
L Brick Dwelling. with all modern convenienoes,
No. Rampant street, . few doors above Canal
street. Possession given Immediately. Apply to
Ri. Gernon, No Story building. nos
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AcENoWlEDaNHHEs.-r reporter Is IN
der obligations to Assistant City Treasurer
aouney for gresnbacks in exchange for a
limited amount Of city money. Il Is 9
pleasure to note the fact shat he Is thus
IldeemLng me city currency.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE DIsTRTCT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy.

A indenture bearing date the third day Of April A.
D. 1858 JOHN M. GOULD, OF Jefferson City, Louisi
ana has conveyed and assigned all his estate and
effects whatever to D. L. Bruce, as trustee, upon
trust for the benefit Of AL the creditors Of sand John
M. Could and that said conveyance was duty exc
cuted according 10 the provisions of the forty
section Of the Bankrupt act Of March 2, 1867.
npls law3w NJ L. BkUCE, Trustee.
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cules d acques vs. JeaT HsnW' E1teleHrin.
- leans, No. 2l,745.-By v+rtue u I, ssit Of Teri
ISolas to me directed By ae 4 oratlo the Sixth
entitled cause, viii proceed 3 sell at public auo.
ton, on tie premises hefJfa after designated on
O'Clock P. NJ ' ~ -
The CONTENTS of the rnf9t Aouse known as the
Merchants Exchange" situated at the corner Of
Cont and Old Levee streets, the Second District
OF THIS city, as per inventory which may be seen il
my ofice
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
GEO W. AVERY.
APPS 10 10 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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s,fclsl JOURNAL OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
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ASH, OAK, AND PINE WOOD.
nOls On NEW ORLEANS.
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viii attend TO the Sale. Purchase. and Renting Of
Real Estate as heretofore negotiate MortgaEes and
attend To outdoor sales Of ever description d
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-19

lcIAL JOURNAL Of THE vNIIEO sIATES.

srfIrAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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PEREMPToRY BANKRUPT SALE
On Long Credit.
FoURsToRY IRON FRONT NO. Sc CANAL
STREET.
IN THE NATTER OF LOEB. SIMON d CO.,
Bankrupts.

NO. s6-DIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, for the District of Louisiana. sitting in
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AUCTION SALES,
uNREsERvED BANKRUPT SAFE

OF CHOICE FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTY.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
st. Charles Street.
SPALDENG BIDwELL, Proprietors and MSDag gers.
Also Of the Olympic Theatre, St. Louis
Monday, A prn 13, 1893, and During the
Week.
Will be presented for the first time Dasher's new
local ourlesque entitled THE GRAND DU-
CHESS OF ALASKA; or THE BLACK FAWN
OF AMERICA, introducing the entire Academy
Combination.
First appearance of Mons. NOVISSIMO, the great
Italian dancer; also the popular ZANFRET-
TAS. apl2
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gCRE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
tifa 81 his appointment as Assignee Of the 60
tata n WILLIAM Eel OWES, JR-, OF New Or,
ieens mar N OF Orleans and State Of louisiana i'd
Indeed bankrupt on his own petition,
apsIawst Asaignss.
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Observation-Disclosures.
SHERIFP'8 SALES

j. g. Cummings rs. Il. h. Williams
E0URTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW nm
Il leans-No. 49, 994--By virtue Of and in obedienea
TO an order of sale rendered March 1859 to ma
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
court OF New Orleans in the above entitled cause
Will proceed to sell at public auction or Z .
premises hereinafter designated on WEDN
Day, the I'D day of April 1853 at O'Clock r. Ar
=, Inc balance unsod of the CONTENTS Ck A
DhuG STORE situate at No. seS Magazine strel
a. per inventory which can be seen in my office.
hequestered in the above suit
TeIms-Cash on the spot
GEO. " hFERF,
aplJ ~ y Sheriff of the 1arisH II jrlai.ns.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

AMU6hWhNI0
TIVOLI OIROLE.
FOR A SHORT PERIOD ONLY.
1T. AMEs's
NEW MAMHOTH CIKOUS
AND
MENAGERIE,
Commencing at Noon Saturday, April is.
The largest, most elegant and gorgeous olympian
and Geological organization e1tant.
THIRTY-Two BRILLIANT ARTISTS,
Most accomplished representatives of the more
daring, elegant, and difficult phases of arsnio
sports.
FOUR DENs OF TRAINED LIONS AND
TIGERS,
And a countless mulsitude of rare and interestin q
Wild Beasts, recently imported fresh from their
native junges Performing Elephants, saga.
cious Horses and Ponies, acting Monkeys, and
Comic Mules, all brought into one grand ensem
BILE, or tournament of matohless interest and
enchanting effect.
public display of the almost unlimited resources
OF this colossal establishment will be made
through the principal streets on the day Of
opening, and among the striking features of the
occasion will be seen
LIONS AND TIGERS UNCoNFINED,
Borne in triumph the Car of State in the cortege
OF Lords and Ladies', and caravan of dens and
cages, forming scene of Oriental magniheenoe
and thrilling effect.
SEE THE GRAND PUBLIC DISPLAY.
Doors open at II noon and 7 P. NJ. Admission rs
cents; children 80 cents. apis
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NATIONAL HALL.
POydraa Street,
BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND LIBERTY SITS.
The undersigned respectfully informs the public
that he has leased this new, large, and comTodious
Hall, and that Colored
PUBLIC BALL
Will be given therein every Wednesday and Satur-
day evening. The Hall will be rented to associations
andindivduals for meetings, balls concerts soirees
etc., on reasonable terms.
Application to be made to
ISIDOR STITCH, Lessee,
ja23Iy No. 25O1z Lafayette street,
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BANKRUPT SALE.
Wholesale Grocery Store at Auction.
TOBACCO, WINES, LIQUORS, AND TEAS.
PRESERVES, PICKLES, AND SAUCES.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
Stock of Messrs. CERF 4 MEYER
BANKRUPT SALE.


IN BANRRuPrcY.
SALE BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEE
DY G. e. GIRARDEY a. co. AUCTION,
u eers, Office No. II Exchange Flaoe-
MONDAY, April %. 1865. at lOIS o'clock A. M at
the store Of Messrs Cert Meyer No. 81 Canal
between Magazine and TohouDitoulas streets, by
order of E. E. Norton, Esq, Assignee OF the estate
~ Messrs. oerf Meyer, in bankruptcy in the
United States District Court OF Louisiana, vail Do
sold at public auction
THE STOCK OF THE WHOLESALE GRO
Gerry STORE, No. 81 Canal, between Magazine
and Tchoupitoulas streets, comprising ctoice and
large assortment OF Groceries, Teas Wines, Liquors.
Smoking and Chewing Tobaeeos, Cigars Preserves
Pickles, Sauces. Candies, Can Fruits and Meats,
Spices, Maokerel, Soaps Backing. Wrapping Paper
and Bags, large assortment Of Wood and Willow
Ware, Once Furniture, Iron Safe etc.
Terms of Sale-CRsh in United States Notes, before
delivery.
Descriptive catalogues win be ready for the public
BY the fifteenth instant and may be had on applica'
ton at the ONCE of the auctioneers. aplO I'd
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In RanIkruptey-No. 50.

IN THE MATTER OF o. O. SAMPSON VS. LEE
Crandali, Bankrupt
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RMY AND NAVY UNION
LECTURES.

LECTURES.
course of three lectures will be delivered in this
city under the auspices of the Army and Navy
Union OF Louisiana at LYCEUM HALL, as fol
lows:
Second Lecture by Hon W. w. HOWE. Subject
THE Life of Judge Martin aud its Lesson On
WEDNESDAY, April %, 1853, at ~ O'Clock in the
evening.
Third Lecture by E. U. BILLINGS, Esq Subject
10 be announced, On WED NESDAH, April %,
1853 at ~ O'Clock in the evening.
Admission free. The public respectfully in
vited to attend
+. j. HEBRON,
Chairman Committee of Management.
mh29 81 apl l2l4 10 % D %
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Song " .tse Taxed,
ny 'sfsscsa ". cosr.

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sRock q W baby You. fathers slava az
40 the ianstiosi fool aud che Radical knave,-
Md even ths. cradle yousrlsep in, poor dear,S
Msy.be cold % pay taxes IN less thau year.
Hsy0rks fcr ya,h you harder each day than be-
ss.-iferc,s s,,I u u .4a5ye R,se - -.a..s. :.
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He's taxed for the hat that he wears ON his
"a bead: ,-ri,ss ssss rE b.. -fsic * f.'. ~ -
The boots on his fcct, anu the sheets on HIS
~ bed, -. 80, -, g.. 80 ,.,c.
II,sst.. and his cof,ee.s M bread ana -h,:
Stls .rneats, -, saa ssa4 s..,esT E6,s .1ga11Eet
Tbc nor thsv sro. ,c,,,, n, q, az. ?, .,,,, a., ~
flis.. ..s'sy '..'T - ..'2
Every instrument used ou,the s,aua that he
ailis:-l '.hbu. ~ s'1f.@ ard Il sass '....r'a
Rxevv hoe, tbat ha ,vov,.s ,,,sh, ,h, ,a,u,, AZ.
$zTrhe burnsa 71ilss' ; 7qzits17lT6 80 IS
Tha tl,,ne hat ho - oss,,. ~, q,h. =. -.
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ranstilI hsgbsr; a als' - = 81 ,lfa
Ayt even Tho, mnfcb gb.t sct. r.by M IN.
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p.ps :. .0oae,o s's wn,shy' ana n peer
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81 eas f't -'f'1's "~' sa''.
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Thoy tax con his ootfin. His ,h,oaa .na hi.
: grave y, 81. ..sef,; Bo55 -, ~, -.
And sss baby must starse and mis- widow must
rf ai1ye 49, I" ,ssN "'e-' y -'ri. N'''f
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X !. Prom y ,hs b ce,p@Als phauis.
GoYarnor perrv,s. Letter

Ar. Editor: I.SsS high time tba,
the ipIess Of South Carolina, and The
isspeakers Of tbe4siae, had turned
their attention from The usurpa,ions. ~
rsnny and corruption Of the radical
Congress, 20 the wild, exirsysesnt, and
la,rocious legislation of that .'.uBlawful
assembly, y,accmposed Of carpet. baegers.
negroes aud scalawags, now sitting
In Columbia, aud s,yliag themselves
|" the General Assembly Of South .Oaro
,liua.n ss] TFe yssa' q Ia
Thisheterogenious and motley group
OF would be Legislators, really seem dis-
posed 70 bankrupt the State, and drive
the people 10 acts Of violence, OF poad
them on 20 resolusion.- Never before,
in che history Of civilized legislation,
was there . spec,acie SO revolving and
disgusting, rs we now have in South
Carolina. "A greedy swatm OF unprin.
.cipled adventurers from the, North,
witbout faaiuns and without, character
many of them escaped cousic,s from
jails snd penitentiafie.-- hass come
here, under the protection Of Federal
.bsyone,s. and by psndering. 10 the ig-
noranee. .!pfeindics and bad passions ol
our fosmsr slases. sIsass bad themselves
electsd setsssI4sgislaiuys, 80 cAiled, and
are filing slt she idgh Offices Of .hs
States ~ Sss y - ) sgssssss ~ 4.agAi
Ississ sns vain to say thst sosbs o
them may sbe honest aud worthy. NJ
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ne HASp.oMx RseooEIyros' OF AN Aos
faiAs 'OrFIcsRs 'slIUMAKfrY.A-Presi.
dent johnson has ordered a patent
chrououeter wateh, IN heaoy gold case.
10 be ptessoted TO Captain R.G. Raau.
sin, of the heiAustriau Navy, for his hu
mainly in;rescbing The Officer. and crew
of lhe American ship Java, which was
lost at sea some months ago. This
watch is similar TO the one presented
TO the tycoon of Japan. and is fine
piece Of workmanship. The case, oi
tine gold Is Handsomely chased and en-.
grsved, bearing the words: "The Pre-.
sidept Of the United States 10 Captain
A. @. Ragasin, for bis humanity In res.
euing the crew Of the American shir
Java, July, 1907 Char. Courier.
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Up MeIAEs rs tim hss beenindJe,
ing soMe, ooa esp''ces witbin Che lass
4 = as sae;s, 1svat'e'y sna, Heq"encg o!
ss. o'esi : Has'ng especially Increased
T Pss's'nfee snnual revola
"uoes, Waserspoo's oy land
- -" ~ - sea- ueshc's, volcanic erop
uTa, .,.ss,, "au a.;, ear.nqnhkes, nave become OF
,,siis ~ @ !, :, s.epr.enee, = ; ana o. con'in>
nc saSgnsnVpg in'en,,sy. imoreosef,
ae ;.,,;,o go "tSe' and larger area
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koAasrfc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

= ,EostASIfc ihiaKRiSeesA--tsss Under.
.staod that a couple are to be united In
marriage ,hss evening, 10 tLis city, who
have meter vet seen each othef. The
,bridegroom, who Is a man -of talent
.and Considerable wealth, came from bis
home, hundreds Of miles West. of the
Missi.sipPi. .Riyet, 70 meet his beupthed
for the iirtt lime. The bride is a Bos-
too lady, possessed Of rare accomplish
menu. and one greatly admired for hef
disciplined mind and .preposssssipg ap,
peaisnce. The engagement Was brought
faboutsin a-menuer. psrtsking so,nemba,
ef she earoman,ic.h The bridegroom
! sllile 10 the army, adyeftis, a ID 4 Iyos.
ton literary paper for a lady, ecttes
pondeni. stating it 10. be his objecs Oh "
10 enliven abe duh hours Of cs,np life
Among lue many answers I'd hisYeques,
he selec; Ell one from lady ID Boston
with whomTbs kept'6p . lisey eofres.
pondence, which continued AFTER bis de.
par,ure Tor the West, Until IL finally re
suited In an engagement. Portrait,
were exchanged probably, but il Is 3
fact In our own knowiet ge iha, .be lady
and gentleman had never seen eacl
other I'LL to-day. From bat we kpos
Of the parties, we. are inclined 20 be
liete that the marriage will boa hap
py one.-Bosioa Traveller, 25M ul.
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To KEEp FLIKs FROM yAxNofIso.
HoRsEs -Stargeon oil will keep hies-
from annoying horses, etc. One of my
horses was severely cut inside of The,
leg. near the stife, where IL could no,
lie bapdaged. The flies kept the wound
conlinpally irri,ated bt their own bites,
causing the horse to hip at them. j
Applied soiiIe Of tie sturgeon oil, and the
frfftahts kept at a respectful distance,
and the cut soon healed. The wood
,fy being blood,,hirsly and, determin
ed little peat ID. onr shady drives and
in ,he fields, i tried putting the oil on
the ears aud iiecks Of .hories, With en-
tire syecess, and now have the pleasure
ot seeing them teiuih whence they
came. With no blood 10 afIswer for.-
Dogs ears of;eu become raw and sore
from the bites Of the horse, Nv; here
again s,urgeop oil preserves their, peace
aud beauty. A very little. applied
whh d feather, answers for drive. \. ,,
[Aargiasd Farmer. >.
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=. -. .Ssss SO e rEDlTOH. :. ssgSss {
1GAA1LEEs rrs'r. anc esiats Editor.

..sasS SvnsontFrros Two Dollars per snnnn.. q &,
aksue dellsr par sqaHro af stHslse Minion lincs
dStthis sized type, orless for the fiTst toscrton
sdfty gents ssch for tho second and third inser-
Istonss and Twenty-Five Nconts Cor subsequent
Insertions. Yearly contrscts will be mnde.
1. = All advertisements must have the number
Ecf Eipsertions marked on them, or they win be
einscrted I'LL ordered out, and charged for
-SssU Unlcss ordered otherwise, Advertisements
will Invariably be 'sdispJnysd - ,:.-,,t :
VI Obituary notices, aud all matters inuring 30
ste. khe bensdt ,ofsauy ono. are regarded as
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FIX GoyERsoR TnoMas, u. SEyMora.
--Ex Governor Thomas. II. eSeytnopr
died NJ his residence. in Hartford. :.
Conn. at half past eight, O'clock, on
Thursdsy evening, Of Typhoid Fever,
aged sixty one years = III was educa.
ted in the Middletown Military Insli.
tuts, studisd law and rraeticed the pro,
fession, and WAS a Representative in
Congress from Connecticut froth is43
,o7ls45. In 1s4B he &eht 10 Mexico
as Major Of New England Regiment.
and was promoted to be 4 Colonel alter
The battle Ct Chepultepec. He Vas
elected 9oteriior of Conhec,icnt In
1850, and re elected three lines In sue
cession, was Minister to Russia during
Presidaht Pierce's administration, ami
bad held other offices OF honor and
trust. He WAS much respected for his
GENEROUS anu social qualities, and had
a large circle Ct f1ends and acduain-
tances throughout the country. lie
was prominent member Of the Mason,
ic Paternity Charleston Courier, =,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-10-07

TnE GEoReIA 1'RApe.-We are
gra,ified TO find that Charleston Is re-
gaining her old vantage, ground in the
favorable opinion Of he merchants of
OUT sister State. Yesterday was the
busiest day tina, our jobbing houses
have bad this season. aud we are with.
in bounds, when we say that Athree-
fonrths Of the goods shipped were for
points in the iutsreof Of Georgia. This
is mos, pleasing fact, and !, may be
taken as proof iha, our old customers.
alter having tried the great ciries OF the
NortiS hare come 10 tile conclusion that
Charleston ais their best and ctisapest
market. We are convinced that this
ci.y can give Southern merchants bet
Ter terms, upon the whole, than they
can obtain in either Baltimore or New
York. Our merchants are men for The
times, and will make Il TO the advanls q
tage Of every dealer, grea, or small, 10
do his business In Charleston. ="
2 Chdriesto,, Rteging Ne,ps.. !,