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New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
River Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPuBLl,c3A..N, ,3..

AuA0Ato. Aooo. ,
The weather yesterday vas rainy. cloudy and dis
aereeaoly warm. A perfect .ame1eas in regard 70
the weather hss been experienced for about Two
weeks Rain has fallen every day, and the Atmos-
pnere 10 extremely oppressive.
, business on the hses was very duH yetteroay'
bcarcey any freight received or shipped.
AHRrvA1s-A. @. Brown from lower coast, and
Continental from St Louis.
DEPARTURRs.-J. @. BlAckford for opelousss;
Annie Wsgley for ODelousas; Wild WaRoner for
Natchsz; Alice for Bayou MAnehae and Amite river;
Grey Eagle tor Bayou Sara and Oaddc for ked RIVER
FOR LOWER CoAsT.-The regular lower coast
packet oe Wi leave the fot of St Peter street to-
day AZ 10 A n. for lower coat, Fors Jackson and
st. Philip. -
FoR ST. LouIs.-The Atlantic and Mississippi
Steamship Company first class packet Continental,
Captain j. Carter willlesve tue foot Of Poydras
street To- day at P. NJ. for Memphis, Oaaro and 81.
Louis. The Continental is q t.class steamer in
every respect, and should receive the patronage OF
all those who wish to have safe, speedy, aud com
for able passage.
The river before the city 10 now twelve feet one
inch below high water mark and falling slowly.
Ihe Lizzie HOPKINS announced to leave lat night,
will not get a until this evening on account OF the
necessary repairs to her machinery not being com
without fail.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
MpnRrs

INDIANOLA AND aGALvESTON--Eteamshi
" g aeges-s2iss in specls 10 Frauclse 4 Dannesl-
$1,000 do Garner, Wynee 1cn-Sl4l0 do Simms, Lew
Aeo-95Ol Is Katz 4 BaFnets-S20o do 4 Mouein-6
bales gotten Pittsburgh do Jns E King-6 bbls OF
vine HaTrall-2 bbls talow j N kaller-2 do 70
Eraneke Danneel---2 bbis tall0W bdls hides le
h,tss withsrsn 8eo-E ba!ss rsgs srt sundrIos TO
a y Aufman &eo--7 bales hides 6 hides bags wool
Couret-l bags wool O A whitney &eo--2S head
cattle @cQuoid Mehle-2 bbs tallOw and sundries
70 oFdor-Totel. bales cotton - i777- =
AOBILh-Steamer Mary-20 bbls FosiR Ober, At
water &co-I cases tobacco Hernsheim-e2 bxs to-
baeeo to Galloway Johnson-ls4 pkgs tobacco to
" tan Benthuyssn Aco--sundrisa 70 order
N0BILE-Steamer Lucretie-sundries 70 order
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
John eeddes vs.. Peter KI,ue.

THIRD DIS rRIOP COURT OF NEW OR
leans No, 2e0SS-By virtue OF a writ OF seizure
and sale to George ". Avery, late sheriff
directed, by the Honorable the Third DIS
trict Court Of New Orleans in the above ent tied
cause, and BY said late Sheriff to me trans
ferred, will proceed sell at public auction a. The
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Koya
street, between canal and Customhouse streets. in
September !, 1873 at 2 O'clock NJ. the following de-
scribed property, to wit:
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon, situate In
the First District OF this city in the square bounded
hy Suzetts, Tchoupitoulas, New Ievse, and Ben
jamin streets. which lot is desRnatsd by the No 3
and measures 45 feet inches ront Suzette stree
by 1853 teet 10 inches deep between para lei lines ne
ing the same property which the defen dant dured
by purchase from Robert r u erson and William u
Patterson, as per act pas ed before stuart II Lewis
late notary public in this city, on the second day
of May 1865.
seized IN the above suit.
Terns-OAsh on the spot.
THOS L. MAXWELL
aul 10 sci Sheriff of the Parish oF OrleAnR,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06


We copy this from the Portland tAIAine)
Press;
Speaking Of carpet baggera, what about
James Mana, Of G0rham, Maine, who goes
iDt0 Congress as . Democrat from he Eea
Ofls1dB Congressional District; Does be
not own Q house Id Gorhamf Does not hIs
family resids theTef AHd finally, what are
his QnAlldSstiona for the position 70 which
Ketsls have elected him3 How will BE-
eemasfs in ability an1 infegrlfy with
tl.ree, Miller, hnd other MainS men upon
WAe@ 1hA uaioaisls Sf the Sonfh have con.
l9rfs4 uIasieI pesillohsl We notice that
tle happily nn1o1scions Biddeford Demo
eFxl All iufq eMlcee statement IA It's last
laaae. sfpte 81 begdeu. the venerable
member Ifom hQrIt G9sOliln. ns -oarpet
BaRRsrD H. ID 4 nen6oskEf The Demo.
csat acknowledges thaa tAsss are ID mo
et4'.e rsfpes.bazs and uhat becomgs oi
kI1 k4HuHSN3 - sat ~. ~ /.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
stock on hand and on shipboard

stock on hand and on ehiDboArd l,51S
The elearanees were for Liver pool exclusively.
SUGAR AND MOLASSE ES.-The mari ct for Cuba
sugar was very quiet to day, but owing to the ad-
vance in gold holders are tirmer, whIle some have
advanced their rates 5&9}c. u b. We note s,le. in
small lots mot previ Us reported Of 20 boxes Nos
II and II at l2Ise q n l50 boxes Nos. II and l3 at
l2149i3izc 40 boxes Nos II and IS at l3ls@l33[e =,
and 10 boxes Nos Is to ~ at ln9i6s p n. Yesterday
mot reported no boxes sold privEte terms
onisans sugar IS retailing SLOWLY at for
fair to prime, l64s 9l6ko. for yellow CARRIED, and
Ouba nolass Holders ask 45 800 q gallon.
ARRIVALS FROM FHE WhSn-Since
view Of yesterday, the Continental from st. Louis
has arrived.
FLuUR-The market was exceedingly dull to-day
the only sales Of any Importance reported being 100
bbls treble extra 50 and so do at 50 25 p bb
There was some inquiry for the lower grades, par
lngs Of these g very limited, Wequote nominaly
superhne, Ss 5oss 6236; double extra 50; treble
ala p Dbl.
JOKN-The levee was entirely bare of corn to day
and consequently there was scarcely any market for
this article. We note saes of SEQ sacks and $50 sacEs
yellow mixed at 92sc 200 do at SIC, and $50 white at
81 o. z bushel making totai of 500 SACHS.
bRAN-l50 sacks sold at 81 30 Il 100 rs. The
Ian ing was bare of this article also.
OATN-Ihere was none on the landing. The last
sale was tDc q bushel for oats and Csc for old
BAOON-Shonldsrs are retaillns at I41s9lS4c q
b, clear ribbed sides l61z 9i624c clear sides ~
rasks each suRar-cured hams sold at 2'1sc y n.
PORk-We note sales Of 100 and IS bbls mess to-
day AZ $50 80 v Dbl; by retail t09I5c bbl more is
IARD-A lot of 1870 tierees choice lard sold at
ls1se p h; choice Kentucky lard is quoted at zoe.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
CANAL AND OLAIBOKNE SHEETS
RAIIRnAn
A New KOuto to the Lake.

A New Route to the Lake.
Commencing on SUNDAY, July ls, 1858, the
steam trains on the Poutchartrain Railroad, both
to and from the Lake, will connect at Claiborne
street with the cars of the CANAL AND OLAI.
BORNE STREETS RAILROAD COMPANY,
passing through spacious and psrk-hke avenues To
Canal street, corner OF Rampant,
Time from Elysian Fields TO Rampant street, TWEEN
ty five minutes. From Claiborne street to the Lake,
twelve to fifteen minutes
RICHARD j. EVANS,
V16et Superintendent
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06

Burrhs
- leans No 1I,lT.-By virtue Of an aiias writ ~
nss fselss directed " by he Honorable the Sixth Dis
cause, % George W. Avery late sheriff ana Nv ssid
Ss ~ shsrin 70 me transferrsd, win proceed 60 sell
~ puplio snctlon AZ the Merchants and Auction.
eers ExonanRe, hoy al street, between Canal and
1ustom house streets in the Second District of th,s
SS' 2 20 on the seventeenth day Of August
- seven s; SHARES Of THE CAPITAL STOCK Of
BOOKS ot SAID company Ia the name. Of delendsnt'
sots heI Win s the right title, and interest of
Seized in the above SUIT. ~ p s.a
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Z THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
euo II ~ sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
OoNSTABLE'S SALES.

w. Mcdonald VS.. Thomas Cramer ANA
Mary MonshAn-No 566l
HiHTRD JUSTICE OF THE PEAOE, PARISH
Il OF OrleAns-By virtue of q writ Of fierl faoiaH
70 me direoted by the Honorable John Monts.
mat rhird Justice o. the Peace and for the Pa
lan Of Or cans, shall proceed TO sell at public
Anotion, on FRIDAY. the Il urtsenth day of August
1858 az u O'Clock N on the LeVee in front n the
CAna Street Ferry, the following described property
One LUMBER SHANTY
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes
= &ug4SA A. MOLAISO u, Constable
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
a.esEe =. Heard vs.. n. p. we..el.

&c 1s AeAT0 vs.. Bs II. Weasel.
EIffH DISTRICT COURr FOR TaE
parish Of Orleans, No. 2000z-By yirtue
oI VIA OF hefi facias TO me directed bx
ne Honorable the Fifth District (lourt fer thss
parish o. Orleans In the above entitled cause.
WI proceed 70 sel at public auction at ths Msr
yuhnts and Auctionoers Exchange, Royal atreet
estMeep Canal and Customh holss sfssets. IN ths
a2seonn Distrieeef this city, on SATURDAY tae
A.gkRfAIH PK0MINS0R4 NOTE asfed -.
eeN VrieHns louisiana. june a. 1857 paysbie one
80 aittr date, drawn " ID. P. essel 70 his own
otoer ano by him indoFeed. for tie sum of three
thouaand dollars $500 with interest Al eieht al
per cent per nnnu1n nom date uhtii mafurffs The
sAaa nqe y eeeufed BY mortgages on eight ts6 differ
snt Lacts 81 ianui containing in all three thouaand
narsths ~ elleo acres situate ia The parish Of
u on me lett bank q the Mfssissippl river and
orleans; Inc wholsas ler act pE MORTGAGE before
n. - ~ ~ nniary Public, dated June ~ 1851.
Also .UhE DIAMOND PfN. W. -7-'--.-
Seized in the Ab0ve suit, = - s=-t..- 81. D.
Ierms-Caeh on the spot
~ ThO1lAB L. MAXWELL
auss 70 sheriff Of the Parish of Cfleane.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
RAILROADS.
TG4II,

u... v...,,,,.s-. -, : S'->''> W
to poipt an the s.t,,. -.
Houston and Reanuont Road.
Ths building Of The road 10 be oommepu.I w
within -four months after signing the contrac, :,
feAse, 70 be prosecuted with all dispatch, and d,
be fully and finally constructed wiahin TIM. eitt
years from the signing of the lease.
The grading. culSerts ETC., now made beyo,, I'M,
Berwiek's Bay. TO be taken By the lessee a, s"'-
- = y .'ss''-'n'e 'Apsts'' one to cRl
-''O'--''N - w 's' :" 'eNs !" i7Asreem@t
'HeI 70 se'ses An nmpire' ana 70 bs paid for UIS
such terms as shAIl bs hereatter sereadson
The road to be built equipped. and msint.i,. IL M
during the entire lease as frst class road AAl
every respect
8. At the sloaa os ..;a IN. ..;d .o.A -. aVl
stations rolling stook a,e f,o,u r,.-r,ass. p.I ~
the Tezss line shall be v.lusd bx arn.,.. ,,..s
appointed By each Of the p,rt,es bsr.ti ana q
event Of disagreement, the two to seIect an umn'-
whose decision shall be anal The value tb.,. harl
Aus AscsrtAinsd shall be subscribed as stock in MI
present company, it being we'll under. ooa th.,
costs of maintenance, as we'll as exoenses os on..
ing the road, shall be at the exclusive charoe o,n
lessees ha S
r..-....-,. ,ide1
- ~ sou 'Oi runhiA Ne r
eoi s'eS"erS 70 AeAAS' ex1endins to 1911, to =
carried out BY the lessee in every respect mo-
!" in' present foso 70 berWieks Bay, nsudiS Ensoi
Oepo'S' machine shops rolling stOok' bridges s ch
70 De turned over to the lessee after inventory
apprAi''m'nt and the said property. or property
like character and value. and like dition and A. !
order 70 be returnad In the counsnr =. .h. Nv -
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06

A speaker at nesting Of maaons Ia New.
York venlured 20 say that he aknew 8
printer with 1Te children, who holds 81
lunch in one hand while be sets type with
the other. The layer Of bricks was discon-
cefted when an innpndent reporter shouted
ont tfhat It oouldn'f be doaa, even Il ne
pflnteT bad zen children
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06

LIVERPOOL-Ship sorrento-94I bales cotton 2lG
dAr logs $1,000 stayes
PENSACoLA-SteamshipR Reindeer-45 bbls -four
81 bbls pork tes lard 2l5 corn 10 bbs riee bLl
whisky bbls sugar
neutrality-suspicious. Lucretia-ls bags coffee hhds
sugar and isuDdries
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06

Patrick Aalpia and James A. Moran |
Us. William Conway. --

Patrick Halpan and Jamen A Mama,
vs. William Conway.
EufTH D1SrRIpT COURT OF NEW OR.
Iesns' NO. s03ls by virtue OF writ Of fer
District C9urt Of New Orleans the above entitled
csans WI proceed 70 sell at public auction on the
August u 1868. q o'clock r, M
THE CuNfENTS OF A OHETATN DIgTTTT r. r.
ny situate a. the cornee Of Jnla and BASIN strssis
II m the ne Frs, District q this city being inclusive oi
unto belonging The wnols as per invenioTy Whisb
may he seen n my Office 'A>S-
Seized in the above suit.
Ierms-Oash on the spot
ThOS. L. MAXWELL.
anb lO 10 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleana
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship W G Hewes. Tripp. from Indisnols and
Galveston, to A Whitney 6oo-lsl dist
sTBANBoATs.
Lucretia. Davis. from Mobe-NeT Basin.
Continental, Garter, from st Louis.
Mary, Carroll from Mobile. .
Mittie stephens, Kellogg, from Montgomery
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06

NEW ORLEANS. oPRIOUsAg AND GRRtf
WESTERN hAlLAUAD--Aufuat 6--78 hidea
and sundFtea tQ Qfder~1 hala Wool q lsaags1ruo-
Boats G Noel
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
The following are the State elections ID
the order in which they occur /:

The Chicago Republioan says there are in
the city Of Chicago al lsaal seventeen thou
sand persons whe depend upen the profits
of the sale Of fruit TOR their Living. In
cluded 10 this BambeE are iebbtls ana IN.
porten, wholesale dealers. wholesale sFia
eatsildenleFs. and retail deslars exclnslrel5.
NsRQn PeddlefsJ Aapd-sagt peddlsrs, and
Ped ditss from haslfelEs ~ sssF s. =.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
STEAMERS LEAVING TO-DAY.
rRAvELERS GUIDE.

Arrival and Departure Of Railroad
TrAlnA.
North and East via jackson Railroad-Leave
daily at 4:90 P. NJ Arrive at $40 p NJ.
Galveston via Opslousas Railroad and steamer
from Brashsar-Lsaye t'ot of st. Ann street Thurs
days and sundays at T:30 4. N. Arrive Wednesdays
and Saturdays at P. M
Coast Steamers.
For Mobile--Steamer leaves Milneburg every day
on arrival of P. NJ. Pontchartrain cars
For Mobile-Prppeller steamer leaves New Basin
every Wednesday and Saturday at p NJ.
For B " st Louis Pass Christian Mississippi
City. Biloxi. and Ocean Sorings-Steamer leaves
Milnebu,g Tuesdiys and Thursdays on arrival OF
A NJ. train; saturdays arrival Of P NJ. train.
20 to PaslaRoulA.
For Florida porIs-Stsamship from foot of Calliope
street on the 5th aud 10Th Of every monte.
For Mad,sonye Vaudeville etc.-Steamer leaves
daily Oh arrival Of P; N. train; Saturday. P. NJ
SUNDAY texcursionl, 6:s0A NJ.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06

crnmer BerEmnn q Cows. j LOAN atr,Rer.
ShykNEH. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
~ fArish Of OFiaans No. 2d.-By virtue Of ard IN
Yoedle4ee 70 a. order q aae rendered July s0 ises
70 me directed BY he Honbrahls the Seventh Ms.
trlrt Court for tho p1rltn Of ORLEANS m M 49,.
emitted eaasr will DFocesd 70 se Al pnblic sueticn
ea 70, TUESDAY, the eteFdnth day Of Anr,sf
leet ~ ten O'Clock A. M. a. Iy warobouxa ~, ~,
Ann stfset bst seen hoy sI and Bourbon stTests. Is
z boz Tobscco
faoshze. 8 Dads Tobacco
y bsrr1i of Moiassss.
dozen 81 b o6ms t lAsA .i.ia
= 1 bon a Backing. .fll.se m ra
box ~ SOAP.
dozen Buckets
hp1 Osndy
Aftached ~ tbs above etit
f1rpis-0ash on tna spot. : D 10 5i.s Is
s..,,. THOMAS Il. MAXWELL.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
Glendy Burke vs.. David n rorh..

o"uS onFAe VI. DaV10 d Forbes.
ShNENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
y isn of Orleans, No ll-By virtue Of a writ Of
seizure and sale to directed by the Honorable the
seventh Ohtriot Court for the parish Of Orleans in
ne above entitled cause, will proceed 10 sell AZ
9uDiic suctons Al the Merchants and Auctione.re'
IL mango Roy al street between Canal and Custom
n.use stree 3 IN the Second Dslric OF this cty on
"a UhDAf, the hfih day of september 1850 at
to Wit. 7'SN PAVtSAsSl
CERTAIN PORTION OR LOT OF GROuND
together with al the buildings and inproysrnents
rnersSn u hts priv eyes and sppurtenances there
unto DslonelnR or in any wise appertaininp sitated
IN me irst District Of this cty in the square com
Rrlseu " min Pfytania st. Charles late Nayades1
nrano snd Ihalia Streets forming of the corner
q o. PTytan and krato streets, and measurlns in
frencn measure sixty feet front on said Prytania
street, oy cne hundred and twenty fee In dem II ha
t%een parallel lines, and front said Erato treot
~ ~ tae same properly which tie said defendant
acquired oS purchase from M. Simuson Nv acf
passed peiore o. Cuvellier, Notary Public in this
S-ized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
augO 70 $50 Shert1f OF the Parish az tIriaans
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06

Af'1't % white noE pei the black
fylis Nhst tab Do musl inade6cs IN Gis
no1I3, 1llt - slsllet eess|f sid old AHnl
uHl4-, - - - q 5 iqN s1Il teiHs 49,
f,e fere faNn ifew 3 lernsI gsneIlsirn.
.5a--I r-afl
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06

Hass ~ ss 0is.ss ss si.ss sA's aai.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
COM M ERCIAL
wnpNEsDAr RvnxNo. August .. lsee.

W1H7HsDAK nVhNINo' Aut4sV . Eoe18
COTTON-O Operations to-day again almost
completely suspen ded the total transactions sum
m ng up only 81 bales Prices a g dec dsdly weaker
oHinEIo he further discouraging adviees from Liv
erpool and New York, authorities eAlminR e
thai purchases could be made at % t25Ieo tor low
middlngs. but in the absence of sufficient sales to
serve a bases omit quotations.
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept /, lss7-baIss.. B,&s
arrived today :;..'....''''..'.'.'''a':,. "
arrived PREVIOUSLY. .boe.b .bSd
Made from waste and damRE sd cot -
ton, e,OlS-etS,IZs
6sl, ,ss4
OieAred TO day, ..,..'..'',.,,,.'.''.,,'.. 33t ..
OleAfed previously pt5s TO- -boU lUo
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06

RELl.s. o zx0IEzEaE: FEosEs.
sa1y NetaA Blua q LAdi1s. DTas nsossvsa pssi
chse4 aRd ~ ktpdq q aouneraial Prinsian n.stlI
ezscntpd aethp alpabioan olua. Ne. 81 81. OheFsss
s1sseA ~f.A a rs y
= 80 - .-.N D - L-.l -
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
n..an .l.mn.hin.

Por New York-Cromwen line every Saturday at
Pm.
For New York-Merchants line every Saturday at
lP. NJ.
For Baltimore and Enthusiastically from Jack
son Square on the lst and 18th of every month.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
Marine Intelligence.
OLRAREp YRsTERDkY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Thursday, August {, 1868.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
BELOW COMING UP,
EXPORTH,

Snip Uoronet CarTieal, from Liverpool june le 3
CreeEy Nickerson &eo
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
rAMEs N. wINGFIELD,

ssenEer Agent
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
Jas Postofice Boz a
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06

For Galveston and Indanola-Morgan line foot of
St Joseph street, wednesday and Saturday at 8
A. II
For Brszos SantiaRo-MorsGn line, foot Of St Jo-
BeDh street, every saturday atsA NJ
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
RAILROADS.
POHrOmARTRAIN RAILROAD 90

Observing OTrH THE As closely az possible, the
trains will run as follows:
dHaiting ~ CANA street. At French Market, at Old
Passenger Depot, and at Claiborne street)
Hteam Train laavaa Nrw gtaar, 7rair l.azao I I'm
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06

MANN. Ticket AlIont' - " "1''Usu INus-f'N Z
Troy Ticket Ofacs In Hates ~. .,r,spr
Oo0sWkLL. Ticket Agent, Dss0'-f fAi-NA'
n W. OHITTKNDFW
M ,,s,,,, ,,denerai BupsFin tondent- Alhan..
MM. Z DOYLE. General Pass Assnt Aha nisS ~.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-08-08
STAB AeRleuIFvRAL Works.

~ go" 11As-S = - ~ ~ y
The Albany Cotton Gin Manufacturing Co,
Albany, New York.
Vim. D. Emery, (surviTor Of Emery Brothers)
Superintendent Of Msnufactory, Manufse
turers Of
GENERAL AGRIcULTURAL MACHINERY.
comprising the nslshrated .star, Thresh-
ing Machine; Star" Railway sier Endlsss
ChAin) and lever Horne PowerGl ts6tar''
Cotton Gins and Condensers; circular Cross-
ass FORKS; st Corn nd DE Ped Nils fowsr
Corn Shelters; Dog Powers, &C., sc.
We vish To caH The particplar attention
Of farmers to our celebrated .5tar Thresher
and Cleaner, hich, as lately improved, we
Claim is far superior to any other. mach ne
now il, market. 1t is compact and easily
portable; simple in its construction, and
therefore, easy 70 operate BY the most ins1-
perienceds and will do its work ui,h marv-
elous rapidity and perfection, and with
comparatively the least demand upon the
strength of the animals driving IL.
We have made recent irnprovemsfts in
this Machine by which VIC are enabled Il
thoroughly cleaa the grain under almost
any continuation OF difficulties, and we are
nov usins an entirely new and. suee,tvs
making the operation Of thrcshing IS COM
Portable and ssfe, - With the ordinary ma
chimes it is annoying and frequently de-
ssructise TO heaith. Fn<t1a<te 1Et@2It4
e These machines are made Of suitsble sises
for our Star Railway Power and also for our
Star Lever Power. For particulars sendfor
our Ss;. 4 az; DsserPtiys 9psel-r and
Agents Wanted-eerrespondents will
please address Ths- Albany Cotton Gin
Maaafartu-iAe conpsny. 2. Q. Drawer IA
Albany, New York"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-08-08
.rne Condition OF KensuckyI
Teuuessee.

Tenmee8tes
The NEGROES are not allowed tavote
n Kentucky and there are no asAosi-
les created against them By onraaws
When thew are mistreated by evf dis
nosed persons and the local coufs are
not prompt to. punish the outrsg, the
Federal g overnment provides forthem
.sexerer and more vindictive reie3ies
than are provided for white men. Fed
eral courts, radical juries, United tates
/ Marshals, Bureau officers and the Tilted
| States army stand ready and car to
enforce the civil rights act in theiEavor
and to punish all who wrong thenefoes.
But hdx Is it with the disfrn&ised
white men of Tennessee are
doomed to bear the supremacy u heir
late slayes-to obey the will of min.
ortiz belonging to an inferior Tie, en-
dove with iuvidious privileges % sub
NIT to all the persecution whieh& ma
u lignant and enyious usurpatiG AN in
Il fiict on them but no National soqern
ment steps in between them d tn.
hostilities of ,domineering ia a.
They are held as outlaws by III iona
government and that powe p8osel,
subjected them to faction hate
!, them and triumphs in every mi Syhicl
r it can infiict upon them. he <anno
, appeal to Washington forlrellsi com tn
cruelties practiced by thslse iat.
ers OF radical vengeance 81 desresf b
, Congress. -
To this pitiable condition srecisel
will the radical party reduce hntnek
the moment it can be done with safety
\ is to take Kentucky through De sam
humiliations and tortures that tb radi
(. calls have nominated military satraI
and are preparing both force an.. frau
to secure the scepter in his hahs An
extend its sway over us. In BrGnl0w'
message, the Democrats Of Kntuck
will fnd foreshadowed the fat whicl
AVIS them if Grant should beelected
Each additional success has oplJ whet
ted the radical appetite for atreme
; measures. If Grant should be eleete
aud the negro and carpet bag Govern
ments Of the South should this gras
for four years the whole power Of th
: United States Government, there viii b
no rest for Kentucky If on, peopl
should quietly submit to negro supreu
acy, and the sway of some GoEeinor liz
BrowIlow, Installed by Federal hayonet,
twill no more bring US peace than sue
! q course has brought peace TO the sui
missiye people Of Tennessee; for be wi
find some pretext for turning Demo
Gratis over to the mercies of armed nc
groes and win send his black csttAroat
forth to hunt and shoot them down Xix
dogs.--Lou. Courier, tsssil