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Francis Smith, Of eros Chevreuil, So. Landry,
committed suicide on the 18th inst. lie borrowed
pistol, and putting it to his head. fred, the bali
passing through his brain, then through fence,
and seriously wounding a young man passing
pe2r.
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Pesf once J~o,ses.

Posf OFFICE, New Oreans Nov "a Isas
vsffurshsr nOtoO sbe Mails sbs Es Orleans Post o
VII be closed 81 follows:
hsis Tor Mobile, Montgomery Atlanta Auguet. ana n.
iumbus, Ga, close daily atsP.a
oeass HAL Tor all fost Onces NJ ths river AZ z.x
sars. closes Mondays at ,. ~ snc Friaays
"ekhurs hsis close stsr n every Tuesday .Ds sa.urd.
via the River.
Halls for Lower ossss close Il svsry Tuesday .po
Friday. -
ssils for oOvnstOn close ct 4 a.. every Nopda, ana
Thursday. ~
Malls for Algiers close daily q. sAn
Mails for Stations on opecusss Railroad will close daily a.
2Pn. -
Lsfourche Parishes Vim close on Mondays wsdne.
dA5 and Fridays stsPE
MAILS for Galveston, BrsEOs Santiago and Brovusv,.
Texas, Close a. A. n Sundays. ruesdsys rhursdsvs
and Saturdays vie Opelousss Railroad
Mails for ouschita River closs a. IT, gaS,..d... "A
Saturdays, via the River
hais for rorheasteR Texas ncd River eo.. IN ..k,v
Tuesdays Thursdays snd saturdAys
Tor Havana win ssfsrxardss By every vessel clearing
for said Port -s
sas NORTH East and West, via New Orleans and Jse,o,
kailrosd, close daily stsP.n
Way Mails via jackson Railroad close. Al sIx
OFFICE HoURs--oDens A. T. eis.s..
TIE Delivery viii Re Kept opsa urtrTr.
sVSpAYs-oros opens A L. snd clss..is.r
3. W. TAlLAFERRO,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

As the wife Of Mr.. j. B. Bailey. of Van Buren,
county, Arkansas, was chopping some wood, one
day last week, she made mslick with the axe,
tripped up and fell backwards on knotty stick
of wood bresking her back, which caused death
almost instantaneously.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

Reports from Havana cay the public places
of amusements in that city poorly attended
owing to the prevalence of cholera. "The Tale
of Enchaniment " was drawing the best houses
The company of Messrs. spalding & Bidwell viii
uaxt visit Matapzaa
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RECONSTRUCTION IN Texas AND LOUISIANA.

RFcoNsTEUcTIoS IN Texas AND LOUISIANA
A Washington dispatch Of the 18th says:
Senator Wilson hes received letter from Jack
hsmilton, OF Texas, stating that the Republicans
VII, ee,tsiniy carry that State and reconstruct
urder the military bill If not nterfered with. Mr.
wilson has Information also from Louisiana 70 the
eject thatthe Republicans will carry that STATE
y twenty-five thousand Notwithstanding Gen.
Han 'ock's efforts 60 the contrary. He thinks they
ere certsin Of controlling ell the Southern States
except Virginia snd Arkansas.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

The Jackson Clarion states that the Hon. Colin
J.MeRae, of Alabama, brother 20 'ex.Governor
McRse, of Mississippi, and principal agent of the
Confederate States abroad, has received from the
British government an important agency in Hon
duras. He is reported to have found the forests
there so dense and the timber so valuable. that be
intends TO engage in the expectation Of wood.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

There was so much fear in Copiah county,
Miss, of en- instruction about Christmas that the
merchants. cofsehouse keepers and druggists,
agreed not TO sell any liquors until after New
Year unless there was the utmost necessity for
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

The Confederate generals of South Carolina are
at work Gems. Gary, Butler, Hssood. Kershaw,
Bonham. Conner, Kennedy and McGoxan are all
prsciicng law in that State, end Gen. Logan is
practicing law In Richmond. Gems. N. G.. Evans
and =" Live Oak" Walker are teaching school.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

Old Briareus was independent of the freedmen's
buresu. He always had hundred hands " of
his own. Bot instead of feeding these hands, it
Is generally believed that the hands fed him.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

The Milledgeville Southern Recorder asks, very
pertinently, il Georgia is territory, why not the
Atlanta convention draw on the national treasury
at Washington, Instead of the bogus State
treasury at Milledgevillel
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stock dealer vino came to New Orleans with
one hundred mules carried them back to Louis.
vile having been unable to dispose of them in
this market.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

Thanks to E. B. Townson. Esq, purser Of the
steamship Star Of the Union, for late Havana
papers; and to Capt stinde. of the Lizzie Tate.
for the Shreveport southwestern.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

The editor Of the Port Gibson Standard is about
TO be 'hsrnessed" by "the boys" OF his town,
for publishing them as having been engaged in
some mischisvous proceedings.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

The Columbus, Miss, index says If is rum0red
that fifteen hundred freedmen 10 Lowndes county
have signed their names to a colonization scheme
In Liberia.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

Gov. jenkins retires to his home at Augusta.
Judge Black is 10 srgue the quo ,ndrTdHto appli-
cation which il Is reported has been made.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

From all parts OF Arkansas there are reports Of
unusually heavy SHOWS, varying frcm six to six
teen inches IN depth
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

A fair for the benefit of the Gretna Church,
will be held by the Southern Methodist ladies
of this city, at the Masonic Hail. corner of
Perdido and st. Charles streets, commencing
last evening, and will continue for the next
three nights. The public need fear no extor-
ton as prices have been fixed at moderate
rates, snd to suit the condition of the times.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

We would advise those in want Of 6ns fashion.
able clothing, ct prices less than before the var
to eau on GaIthwaiie, Levin & Stuart, 81 ana 50
Camp street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

corple Of French women have been arrested
for making soup Of a sweet babe. cabbsges ant
-four.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

The health Of the Hon. John Bell who Is now
residing at the Tennessee Iron Works on Cumber-
land river, is much improved.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY q. 1866
AMUsEMENrs THIS EVENING.

81. cHARIEs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Edwin Forrest.
Dsmsu and p thias y
VARIETIES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Jos. Jefferson
= s(trr american cousin,n
ACADEMY or hUSIC-Eew Variety COmbination-Negro
ecee.trieities. da' cling singing. burlesrues, etc
OLYMPIC THEATER-Comedy, buriesque, singing dAne
ing negro sceentrcifies. etc
CRFSCENT CITY kUsEUM-Sos. ~ and ~ ST Charlie.
street-W living and natural euositieSu siest
adY In the woTld-Laay without -Class blower, etc.
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The farmers in Arkansas are very backward in
making contracts with the negroes
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

Another radical nominating convention is
threatened to be held at Baton Rouge.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

Carl FOrmss has bid farewell to the operate
stage.
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~. M. Thompson.

"a. VI. Thompson,
PURCHASING AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
i7 FULTON STREET. NEW YORK,
"rsciAI AGENTS or szw oRLHAss ozrssxsr.,
An olAssss Of MERCHAHDIsY xoRIrur xu, ~,
rLhmENIs, sse,. ETC., purchased on commission.
ssoo tpurehssss only Of srst class Houses. snd .. Low
COT low than parties esn purchsas thsm..lve.
n' 'm mass be rem tied 70 cover freight and con,
Commissions sums got sxo>.a,,. ,Ioo a -.
seeding sloo. ~ psr cent IN" W
secn'os On all points promptly attended 10
srsnos-ooL !. o NIXON, Proprietor q
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The steamship Cortes, Whitman, commander
sails az s o'clock this morning with fun frei9bt
$4,000 in specie. and number Of passengers.
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Ole Bull was to play at Indianapolis on the
10th.
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In EXECUTIVE SESSION, }
"SEYATS or THE UNITED STATES, :

C In EXECUTIVE Session.
"SENATS or THE UNITED STATES
January Is, 1868.
"Resolved That having considered the evi-
der &c and reGs rs given by the President in his
report # The l2th December. 1867, for the suspea
sion from the office OF secretary OF war of Edwin
81. Stanton, the Senate do not concur in such sus-
pension. JOHN v. FoRNEY,
Secretargr
HEADQUARTERS ARMEs UNITED STATES,
January IL. 1868. {
Attest: GEO. K. DkSr, A. G.n
Soon after the delivery of this communca-
ton General Grant called in person upon the
President during the meeting of the cabinet.
and upon being reminded by the President of
his reiterated promise, and especially of the
promise made only on Saturday morning last,
General Grant admitted the promise in the
presence of members of the cabinet.
These statements are extremely damaging
to Gen. Grant. 1t can scarcely be doubted
that they are true. IL is reasonable to sup
pose that the President had au understanding
with Gen. Grant on this point, because he
certainly would not have committed the issue
Of so important a controversy TO the chances
of an uncertain concurrence of opinion. He
desired to rid himself of one secretary with
whom he could not agree; he would not have
chosen another without reasonable assurance
of agreement. Gen. Grants position before
the country as a candidate for the presidency
is only On aggravation of this betrayal of the
trust reposed in him by the executive. 1t
looks bad enough to descend osuch methods
to subserve party interests, but il looks even
worse when the person who uses them expects
to profit by their consequences.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

The steamship kensiogton, Capt Hedge, sailed
last night for Boston with full FREIGHT.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

George A. Fosdek. Geo Williamson, Duncan p Kenner,
J. Ad Ronier, J. A. Snyder, ". NJ smalwood,
y Irwin, Richard Tsyler, A SanbOla,
DAVID Stuart, A. W. Bosworth, J In Nc ruery,
b r. Jonas, Vim. NJ. Levy, Edwasd Fenner
f. s. ooode. John II. New, @. Dufour,
Wm NJ. Burwel A. B. Bacon, Marion A lker,
j. O Nixon Durant Ia Ponte, Alexander Walker,
louis exads, James B. Eusts l.. Sa'omo',
John Holmes, Thomas Murray. J. Q. A. Feilowes.
W. NJ Dare, NJ 3. Brady, Charles J. Leeds,
N LsVeyre. Samuel ses incur. A. B. segsr,
H Favrot. James MeCloskfy. J. o. Fuqua,
Duncan S. Csge, e. P. Kernachan, j. E. Austin,
Louis Bush, Samuel Anderson, George s. Darllag.
Peter Kaiser, J. Hernandez. P. O Hebert,
Chas. E. Fenner, vraneis Martin, c. II ocomb
w. H wslk. Harry Richardson, David Wallace,
Thrmas Askew, e r. Walker, VT Haasigh,
n Irepagnisr, j. Mann, G. De Fe iet
r. J. Barrow, MkeC anol, G. W. Cul0ertsoa.
T. O. Pills, John Meyer Samuel Smith,
W. s. Pike, L. &. Lemarie. NJ. o. Tracy,
s. Tyler Reed, Thomas E. Adams, r L. Gibson,
II. A Sturcken, G. W. Kilb0urn, j. j. Foley,
Daniel Scully, Numa Dniour, K. L. Bower,
e. d. Newell, T. N. Newell Samuel N. Dorsey,
Emile iegardeur, Felix H. Poche. Sam. Holiingsworth
B. s. lie Branch, W. X. Greathouse, James R. Andrews
James Wise, T.B.R. Hatch &. X, BosSat
w. II. O. King, Louis St. Martin, Peter Peterson,
Jshn Q. Huey, Geo. W. Drmeyer, Edward sparrow,
Thos l. Macon Josiah Cole, J. b. Walton,
Miltenbsrger w Seymour, Jao. r. Dufour
T. y. Thiensman. John B. Robertson. II. @. Miller,
A. @. Price, w. ". Pugh, Alex Marks,
Gustavus Smith, Miles Taylor s. NJ. westmore
s. n Wilson, p. b. McKelyey, John Grayer
Jas Gibpey. Frederick Losbsrg. Webster Long,
Louis Power. N. A. L'ambias. VIM. Lenhman
John Paisley. Louis Hebert
Any deelr ina TO act the Committee requested 10
give notice Gf the fac; AT the regular meeting
W. NJ. sNAuLwooD. Secretary
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Blind Tom was in Buffalo last week.
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Great Sacrifices

Opeued
scarcity or and having unusually large stock on
hand determined to offer the at great sseriace
FOR CASH,
In order 10 dispose Of the goods possible
Ladies' Planters Merchants and all in of Goods
invited 10 call and examine stock. wheh OF the
In this city. Icomprises
in part, the following articles:
FRENCH MERMO-an wool.
Pain POPLlRS :. ..
Fancy PoPLTSs-a great variety.
Plain and Figured ALPACAS
So. DELAINEs,
Black CASHMERE GdYESISo.
TAMIsE and DELAINEs
BOMBAZINEs, POPLINs.
IMPERIAL CLOTH
vENIrIENNE ID BIARITZ
French TARTANS
White and ColoIed FL AEEBLs.
BLANKETS-all sizes and prices.
Narselles QUILrs-aii sizes and prices.
BobiDet and Muslin CURTAINS.
Anweol DAMASK-Or CurtaiLs.
Silk and =. =.
Worsed REPS
Real Jouvin KID GLOVES imported by ourselves
Irish and French Linen sHTRTINGs.
sHEETINGS.
:. e. for PILLOW GASES
Blesehed, own and CoiOres CANTON FLANNELs.
a-d Brown TwILLED CoTfoNs
=. 34tol24
CoIToNADEs, DENNIS. STRIPES, TICKISGs
KERsE1S, LINDsEYS, Gray BLANKETS.
hoslEkf rom the best makers Tor Ladies, Gentlemen
CAssIMEBEs, Black and Fancy CLOTHS.
sILKs-sILKs.
Abeauiiu stock Just received and that we offer
also at great sacrifice with great my artics
We invite friends the public to come aud satisfy
themselves Of TIE correctness Of advertisement
95. .CGmas Street. ..95
SUCCESSION SALE.
All that Large Stock Of
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
DIAMONDS, SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
JEwELRY, GUNS AND PIsroLs,
OPERA GLASSES, FANCY GOODS, ETC.,
At 95 Canal Direct,
MUST BE SOLD AT SOME PRICE, to close the ,ssOn
of the Lite !. Linenthal
GREAT BARGAISs
private sale for the whole or any part of
EDw. LILIENTHAL.
Administrator.
fl Card 10 the Pm0Isc.
with surprise in the city Intelligence coumn of
yesterdays New Orleans Bee Of the opening
Of A 10 q hy A
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selling At prices less than before the war
GARTHwAITE, LEVI, & STUART,
81 and 81 Camp street
Fire Blue Ribbons,
.-EBRAcHG-
THE CHE ST PRIZE,
DIPLOMA.
TWO GOLD MEDALS, A SILVER MEDAL
And the Special Premium of Messrs. Peck Bros,
A SPLENDID SILVER CUP,
Are the HOnOrs Awarded to
S. N. MOOD ",
Corner Canal and Royal Streets,
For the FINEST SHIRTS and GENrLEMENS FUR
NIsHING GOODS at the Louisiana State Fair, 1865
Such natternz List Of Prizes together with FOUR BLUE
RIBBONS the Fsir of last though least the
INQUEST PRIZE AT THE PARIS EXPOSITION for the
Best Shirts America should be convincing proof
that MOoDY's SHIRTS And FURNISHING GOODS
TaE FINEST IN THE WoRLDl
GET YOUR SHIRT5 AT S. N. Mo0DY'5!
SIX shirts for 80,
Ard Everything else EQUALLY cVEaP
: -
BUfs, Lyons y Co.,
W. BALL. LII LYONS WI DAsHTELL
erav,er streets,
We r,,nsc,fs,,vi VII, D,uve;,t. and M,,,h.,.
Pbvsc;sp. and Plant, rs ys,g the c,, 80 N .ssbs
hases 10 call and examine our very large stock of Fresh and
Paints OILS, Varnishes, Brushes, Feruney. Cosmetics
49,, ~.
- , 49, - -, ~ a., =; ~ ."e
"'"UO" anu all u'''''p-
......
fure Liquors, wines, AIes a1d Porters,
Selected expressly Tor medicinal purposes and to
oeihs best
Particular attention TO the compromising and dispensing Of
Physicians Prescriptions Compet.ns aud reliable parties
wi be in attendance this branch our business day and
night
u.n.ra,,o. 20 oi am, .,s,0r,o.s ,a.,s,,o.,o. h.. a.
-. =, A ~ I;,;os 90 o. ooods
n. ,rA. <z
A~S%<~ AfseO GeF essC"ses
NEW ORLEANS JANUARY l. lSeS
e,r,s-rss undsr.iqned b,vD, u.sd,A.
GRE JAChE IL BIIIEItS
R..Ds,,fnrv s,e
Capt; wEsIE 4FlELc.
I'm "A, v, nALneh-
SOhS u; O ,,
16On%L ,r mohFs-
L. EhDEIDGE.
y n1t,.
o ~, ,p1
w.R. CHAPMAN
iSI0Gt7S
iA'iA 4 ~ w A1>>' MA AAi4NG
Ill u IAA 1AANH'
TIII. LOUISIANA STATE TAIR
~
AWARDS THE HIGHEST PREMIUM TO
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The rtxt regular meeting OF the Central Committee viii be
held on WEDNESDAY, EvENING next, at Hawkins Club
Roc at O'Clock The following gentlemen compose the
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q II q Z L ID,
-DEkLER
FINE WATCHES ana JFWFIRY srIvFR -
PLATED WARE ard FANCY ARTICIFS ~''
No. 1...-..- Carcnd-ist street...........No. 4
watches and Jeselry neatly Repaired
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Committee ON Pabiie Meetiogs.

The Members Comm ees requested TO NEST
at Com use Rooms Of Common street and Theaer
Aley tower Hawlinss) on TUESDAY EVENING, MKT.
o'clock. Prompt ard full attendance requested.
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E,.rrher Great Reducfton

MEMS, YOUTHS, AND BOYS FINE CLOTHING.
Furnishing G0oas Trunks. Trsven- Bags. etc we are
selling = prices THAI before the war.
GARTHWAITE, LEWIS K STUART,
81 and 81 Camp street
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TROTTlyG At THE UNION COURSE.
FIRST TRoT.

FIRST TRoT.
THURSDAY, July 23.-Match q, 900 Gl mile heats,
best three in five.
Mr.. Campbell named b. g. Jim, in harness; 1 1
W. Lowell named br. IN. Lady Wells, 10 ROAD
wagon. .-''.'''' q a
Time, 3:0l-25l-24I.
First Redt-Jm was the favorite at nearly two to
one before the start. He took the lead and opened
gap OF six lengths on the turn, which he held TO the
three-quarter pole. Lady Lowell was then sent for
the heat but she had waited too long, and the geld
ing won by three lengths in 1901.
Second HeaL-Lady Lowell was now the favorite
but for what reason no one knew. A good start and
Lady Lowell carried Jim to break, by which he lost
half dozen lengths. This he made up very rapidly
and was a length ahead at the haf-mile POLE lie
came home a winner by six lengths In 2:5l
Third Heot.--Jim took the lead at the start went
about his business and won easily by five lengths in
2A7.
SAME DAY.-Match between two BROOKLYN road
horses for 81 900 ~, mile heats.
Owner named Oh. M. Doll, to wagon. ........l
Owner named b. e. Teaser. .........,..,........ 2
Time, 249-2a7ls.
First Hedt.-The mare was the favorite before the
start at four TO one. Teaser took the lead and was
overhaued him on the bach stretch and beat him 10
the half-me pole by three lengths She trotted along
steadily, well in hand, and won by three lengths in
2:49.
SECOND Hedt.--One hundred TO ten on the mare.
The geldiDg took the lead and was four lengths In
his measure on the backstretch and was one length
In front at the half mile pole. She soon opened n
gap OF four lengths which she maintained 20 the end
making the heat in 2:47y.
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was another colored man concerned with Moore In
the affair, who has also been arrested. She was OF
her way at the time from her fathers residence 70
Church hill road, she was met by the two who al
once commenced an assault upon her, first robbinG
the young lady had the effect Of frightening the
Villains away before they had fully accomplished
given and Moore was subsequently arrested and
lodged In Jail. Great excitement prevailed and when
Moore was brought out before the magistrate IN the
ne was taken away from the officers by mob and
carried or and Observation-Disclosures sun. JttlV "A.
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LYNCH LAW IN HARTFORD COUNTY. Mp.-Mention
has been made In despatch from BE air, Hartford
countS OF the lynching OF q colored man named
isaac moore, who made feloniOus assault uDon
young lady near that town ON Wednesday. 10
has since been asccrtained That the young lady II
q daughter of Mr.. William Odded, q niglly
respectable citizen Of Ilar.0rd county, residing
ABOUT one aud haif miles rom Bclau ant ihat there
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his whiskeys straight and often, and The horses not
being cut down in their allowance, thrived Anely
Since the discovery there has been an awful pow
WOW in the stables Now, who let the cat, or rather
the oats, out of the bag2
convention of all the distinguished oculists of
the country was held here q day or two ago. The
convention happily resolved to do all 1t could here
after to make even the bndest man see well enough
to count fee without 'atds to sight," 1t s rumored
that, In view Of the magnificent scenery hereabOuts
they recommended the establishment OF an asylum
for the blind at Newport,
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NOteSs
u am no democrat says Garrett Davis. Replies
acorncracker, Look here ole fell, WHO'S side you
bin nghtn on p,
The pennsylvania Democratic Executive Commit
Tee are out with another address, They do not seem
to be afraid OF rejected addresses
A young mems Seymour and Blair club has been
formed IN Cairo, III. The republicans say, "Non mi
cdron
Can democratic bondholder in Yarmouth Mass,
DE considered Yarmouth blOater2
ii every carpet-bagger In the South had carried
Mrs. Partngton's original Carpet Bag with him the
Southerners would have found more fun in it than
matter OF irritation annoyance.
republican paper says the Pendleton escort are
now known as the Pendleton pail bearers Pretty
Poll
Charles Cooper, OF Mount Vernon is the working
mems nominee for Congress from the Thirteenth
ONO Congressional district Mr.. Cooper is the pro-
prietor Of extensive machine shops in Mount Yer
non.
+. II. Moore has been nominated for Congress by
the republicans Of the Fifteenth Ohio district.
A republican organization called the "Fightng
Boys in Blue" has been formed in Indiana, a thou
sand strong.
Carl Schurz canvasses Indiana, speaking in Ger
man only.