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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-07

RICHMOND, March 6.--The convention to-
day adopted causes disfranchising all who
gave aid and comfort to the rebellion,
after having taken an oath to support the
constitution of the United States, such as
congressman, presidential electors, officers
in the service OF the United States, or as ex-
ecutive on judicial officers of s state. Those
officers of a state specified besides the high
est ones are all judges and clerks Of courts,
attorneys sheriffs, eonstables, revenue com
missioners, magistrates, overseers of the
poor, mayors, city councilmen, -four and to-
bacco inspectors, coroners, etc.
amendment to modify the meaning Of
"aid and comfortn so as to except acts Of
kindness by parents to their sons in the so
called confederate army, or voting for tne
secession ordinance, was defeated and the
| clause adopted by 40 to o. 49,.
Another clause was adopted disiranchlS-
| ing all officers in rebellion above the rank
| OF first lieutenant in the army, ana ABOVE
/ the rank OF master in the navy. On the
last clause a conservative refused TO vote at
| an. saving he would commit perjury BY 30
| doing. A motion TO expel him for contempt
/ was laid ON the table.
Adiourned, E As.- saie- faAasa
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Actual Capital required.

Actual Capital Required.
The Company confidently believe that thirty-hve
per cent of the Capital Stock will construct and
fully equip
$4,000 Miles of wire,
Winch will connect all the commercial centres and
important places in the United States This opinion
rests upon the most reliable estimates and respOnsi
BILE offers TO construct and equip the lines.
The National Telegraph Company is organized un-
der the laws Of the State of New York and franchises
conferred by an act of Congress- approved July "a,
lSss:
Prssident--eEoRGE B. sENTER. of olsvs.
land. Ohio.
vios.Prssidsnt-RoBERT soUIREs. Of New
York City.
sse.s,ss-oEoRer q. WALLER, Of New
York City.
Oon1rANr's OFFICE.
Nos, "a and % Broadway, New York.
9s - iesH iqs iaaHl ttr9rE
limited amount Of the eapilzl stock Of this Com
pany q allotted . this lsoaiig and those having an
opportanits. and subscribing. wili be placed upon
equal terms with is eorporators, and win secufe
like intsrsst in all franshisss which have accrued Or
may AassaissF accrue q the Company from any and
Al soasoss
Subscriptions win be resolved b. ..s
JULES CAssARD. ESQ,
Cashier City National Bankt
THOEAe I DIX. ESQ,
utahier Merchants Baah. and
ID. wER@xE1a, 1rsq,
General Agent of the conpany a. the otsoe 81
s.-. R. 6. punn ca.
1as Ragaraa stFeee. % ataIrs.
NEw ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
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LONDON, March 6.-The Ahyssinian expe.
ditIon had reached Autalo, where i awaits
a function with Kassai, prince Of Nlgra.
Disrael, after foreshadoWing his policy,
continued:
'sThis swould be a policy Of peace, not one
Of Isolation, but one Of generous sympathy
and regard for our own interests and those
Of other nations. Such 3 policy would
never lassen the influence or dignity Of
England, based as IL Was upon esteem and
respect The domestic policy Of the new
government would be asliberal one, tcheers
and laughter, J, ,recognszing national TRAITS
as best seeming national institutions.H
He regretted the necessity Of continuing
the suepeual0n Of the writ Of haneaa cerpp!
in Ireland, but as Lord Derby haa sac
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VIoKsRURG, March 6.-Passed up: Indiana
at midnight, Belle Lee at !, and the Conti-
mental at Al. NJ, Moltie Able at 4 A. M,
and the Emma Nc. at P, n. Passed
down: Allen at 1, and Lee at P. M. River
falling.
LoUIsvELLE, March {. River rising fast;
Z feet 10 inches in the canal by the mark.
Weather cloudy and warm. indicating more
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL
.------------~-~.>-------- ------~---~~~-~0-~~->--S
j. WHITES MEDICAL IN
sTITUTE,
R OF ST. CHARLES AND JULIA
STREETS,
Is established for the cure Of
LIE FORATs OF DISEASE.


.WHITE's experience and known success
' lu1rs bring to him Tor treatment a vast
n al forms of disease aud injuries. This
esa enables him instantly to perceivs the
indiQateo.-f0r either sex and ali ares and
al He employs the innocent, but eifeot1al
8 Of nature, which purify the blood, restore
"a liver, stomach, and all the seorbtions
ltions. and repair the injuries and vast Of
ls money Preserve Sour health. and save
amoney Persons BY spending half an hour
White are frequently saved long sickness
adh Suffering, often life, alWaya avert
Va or incipient disease.
rigaie Disgls0a, however fnveterate, Sexual
a Nocturnal Dreame, Impotency, and Bar
NJ injuries 70 the system in the reach Of
are speedily durable, and demand the care
alge from DR. White the consideration and
due 70 ofraif human natura- fs2S.
q. REAIBERTON NO. Aas rex
Afae street, between St. Charles and Qnron-
a1ta, New Orleans. Wholesale and Retail
- DEugn, Nedininea, Paints, Ola. Oolora.
Glass etc., etc., has in store 3 large
Of the following Goods, which he VIII sell
Rlloaa. either Wholesale or Retail
Lad Of ths best hrands, Breuoh and Amer.
NJ OIL OF all kinda. Venetian Req and Span
n, yellow Oehre. variety Of the best Var.
ffeneh Window Glass. Stove Polish. Sal
~ and Cotton Marking and Writing Ink.
ret sssist5 q PsFfumery and Fancy ri.
Nc is well supplied with All kinds Of Drugs
hines freah and Of the best quality.
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The Company confidently believe that thirty.fve
per cent of the Capital Stock will construct and
fully equip
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'rIETFEs THE

wv RIETIES THE ATRE.
M vrNGA A GEM ENr OF EDWIN ADAMS.
FL " NATION OF ATTRACTIONS FOR SAT
NV 49,. URDAY, MAROH {. lses.
psla 4, to give more than ordinary Attractive
My M9tiSss sSs BEEN 70 repeat bis
I;ast istc Impersonation OF Myles-ns-ooppaiesn
ali saturday Noon, a. Is O'Clock,
Jail "a v be presented Bouccauli's besutiful Irish
Feat drama the
Eio,. OoLLEEN BAWN.
mWIN ADAMS as KYRLE DAILY.
,,v,uine at 7Jy< O'Clock, the Standard Play Of
to KEa TIE GoHsoSs dSSsags dS%s5 x
aitbs Nasicai BuTlstta Of JE yNV LIND.
s,..a sIsisal, the great comedy Of OURS. NH
and N OPERA HOUSE,.
7 saturday, March =, 1865,
uue in this city Of ofenbaeh's Opera Bouffe,
AITTE in four acts,
vas ad1 BeRAND DUCHESS OF eERoIsTEIN.
sssssn be had at the BOE ofRce every day and
the rsnsng ct 7,l O'Clock precisely. mh7
rs q in ITIoKAL HAIL.
kaTl Poydras street,
Judge EEEN FRANKLS AND LIBERTY sTs.
Tl aa .nasrsignsd respectfully informs the public
~ " has leased this new. Urge. and commodious
try ID. ~ PUHTrO RALL
pied given therein every Wednesday and satuE-
,uIns The Hall will be rented to associations
ply shaI ..1s,s ..,o.sbIs N. terms ms,
ges a. fniion TO be made to
Ro sud IsIDoR STITCH, Lessee,
for ID No. 2sox Lafayette street.
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hoi,as. N1TIGE,

To Sarah Carnagey, John Carnagey,
William Carnagey, who reside In the.
State Of Iowa. Peter Myers, 90 who re-
\ sides I'M TiffenY Seneca County, Ohio;
William Kenny and Theresa Kenny,
whoir Eeside2ih Wood County,. Ohio;
Polly Myers, who resides in Mahoning
! County,TO hioy Lucinda K Ma
1 rim da M K zee, Amos Myers, VIM H.
bMyers,S. f. Myers, Harriet Liggett,
Amanda Myers aud Robert McKee
who reside in Ashland County, Ohio;
Samuel Myers; IRA Myers. Lorinda
Myers, John Myers and Elizabeth
Myers, who reside in Ricbland Ce unity
| Ohio q. jos go y~izHui;s -iuTut!s
boz You are hereby notified hat james
| MeGlary, Administrator of the estate
of Peter Myers, deceased ION b et'7th.
day off, March, A. D-a1S68, filed his Pc
tition In the Probate Court, within and
! forthe County of Ashland and State OF
lOhio, alleging that the. personal estate
i,of said deceased is1insuficient to pay
bis debts and the charges Of admins
tering his, estate; that he died seized in
feeesimple of.the following described
real estate, situate in said county, to
wit . The Southeast quarter of the
Northeast quarter iof section tenrf(10)
in Township nineteen (i9), of range
sixteen 6I6), in the district of lands
subject to sale at Wooster, Ohio, con
tanning forty. acres, safe and except
eleven acres off of the East;fcneu acre
efdwhiehrisa conveyed to Jay Banner,
andgteu acresitoi Samuel Garrett; and
that Sarah Carnhgey, John aGarnagey,
William Carnasey,' Peter Myers, WI
liam sIKenny, Theresa Is Kenny Polly
MyeEssibsLueindal MeKee, 7AIarindu
Mckee, Robert Mckee, Samuel Myers
Ira MyerssILFr inda Myers, Elizabeth
Myers,ozJohnr Myers,v Amos Myers
William Fl, Myers.nSs f. Myers Har
rietdLiggettoi and Amanda NJ yers, a.
his beirs atJaws hold hbesne estatejeI
inheritance athereini Il he prayer,-oi
$ id petitIon'is for sale of said premises
fer the payment of the debts, aud
charges aforesaid. "a soG -, o.asI l-
Said petition will be for hearing on
the 10th day of August; A. Discs
or-as oDthereafter-as-
heard. 4
non hnG JAMES MoCLARY.Y -
Admir- of PETER MYERS, deceased
~. .~-iIT@yiia -sH -H NAV
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thousand npGops 70 the b9rthep OF
the debt, and to the whole insane f.
n~ancial policy of which these measures
are a part. =
Resoloed, That the fortitude and
~gallantry of our soldiers in the recent
civil war, in defeDsesof The U0iod Fem
title them to thG8situdetoRfhe coun!
try, and ~ths5Ishoild WEI be remem
bered. by Observation-Disclosures.
213esotse& That the Democracy of the
country have neither the purpose nor
desire to re establish slavery, nor to
assume any portion of the debts Of the
States, lately in rebellion.
Resol0ed That, neither forgetting
nor denying our ancient faith that
gold and silver coin form the currency
of the Constitution, we declare that
the fEe,txenty boEdso should 1beYpaid
in the same currency received by 1.-The
Government for their issue, and that
by the withdrawal of the monopoly
granted to the National Banks this re-
suit cap be, aecopplished, without an
undue or DANGEROUS increase or paper
money, now the only circulating medi-
um, thus relieving our people from the
burthen of a debt, the tendency Of
which is always te,corrupt and e~nslave,
and our Government from the reproach
of paying a favored class in gold, while
discharging its debts to all others i'm
Guiding pensions to widows and sol
dicrs, in an inferior cufehcy.
Resoloed, That this plan violates no
law, impairs no crntract, breaks nc
faith, and instead of retarding a return
to specie payments, is the shortest
because the only safe way of reaching
thett6end-l WaI
ResoiOed, That al the property of
the country, including the Govern
ment bonds, which receives the equal
protection of the Government, should
bear an equal share in its burthens.
ResoIUed, That we Indignantly reject
the Observation-Disclosures fhd. feudal
system that the masses of the people
belong to the Governments under
which they live, which in another form
is contended for by the monarchies of
Europe, including Great Britain,
nee a subject always, q subjeet-that
we on the CONTRARY maintain that an
individual can, by emigration and resi-
dence in another country, forswear his
previous allegiance, and be admitted in
to all the civil aud political rights Of
his new home-inas a@cen citizens |
by adoption and naturalization are en-
titled to all the rights as between Us
and FOR ign powers which can be
claimed by our native bora ciIizeus
and it is the duty of the Federal Gov
to protect and maintain them
by every means in its power.
Resol0ed, That the people will sus
tain Andrew Johnson, President of
the United States, in his struggle with
Congressional usurpation, and that VIC
pledge the Democracy of Ohio to sup
port him in all Constitutional, measures
TO relieve the white people Of the South
from the negro government now beirg
imposed upon them.
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AYERS ~SARSAPARILLA.

. us Observation-Disclosures of the choice
root, $50. combined with other subs
stances of Still greater Alternative Poweras
to, afford an ISffeetd al ahtidOte 81 fordiseasesiE
r~SarsaParilla is geputed to cure; Such A.
sremedy IS surely wanted by Hose Who
shffersfrenn Strumous complai hts, and that's
one which FiIaccomplish their cure must
prove, as this has proved, OF immense
service to this large class of our afflicted
reft0W cpmPietelys this4com--
pound will do it, has been proven by
experiment fonsmanB of the Iworsti cases
TO be found in the following complaintst. ;
f, Scroffula, Scroffulous, Swellipgs and
Sores,i Skin Diseases Pimples;i P4sfules.
.Blotches, Eruptions, ST. A~nthony's Fire.
Rose or Eryesipalis letter or Salt Rheum, "
Scald Head, &C. .EJpE-@Hi-4hi Iy<HntG
: Syphilis or. .Kenereal, Disease Is. <
PEELED from the system by the prolonged !
use of this Sarsapa -lla1aud the patient is =
left in comparative. health! .,l>5s- ts9d,,ir{
Fem al Diseases are caused by Scrof-
f~ulsdnbthe: ytLood3 and are often rsooni"
cured Thy this Straetef SarsapaFilla. oyail
/ Do not reject this Invaluable medicine.
because you have been Imposed upon BY
some thing pretending to be i~Sarsaparilia, ~,
while it was not. When you have used
Ayer's-then and not till then. will you
knowtEthe e, virtues fOf 4Sarsapariflas sFor
minute particulars of the diseases IL cures, ~
we refer you to Ayers american A ma ."
nae, which the, AGENT below named 1wiNu;
furnish gratis to all who call for it. siordt
8. Ayers Cathartic Pills, for tie cure Of
Costiveness. Jaundice," Dyspep ma, Indi-
.gestion, DNsep,srB Fput 6tonach.Head-
ache, Piles, Rheumatism, Heartburn aris-
ing from lisordered Stomach, Pain, for
Morbid 1naction of the Bowels, ,Flatu-
leneys@ Loss ofSAppstite. Liver Gomplaint, &
DrepsY,' Worms, 6 Out, ,Nearalgia, and as e..
Dinner Pill, are udeQualled.
4 They hares suger 'coated,s SO that the y
gostssnsitive a stahaitheHl with pleas
worsdfIfoF9alpfth lPnrposes of y family
Rhysieianq sd Hiw s1adeeq1 .nGieqmh.
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These, Examinations viii fcQmmence; 9.
9 O'clock a. a., and close at PM.
No, applicant will be. admitted after
eleven o'clock A. NJ. Written testimonials
of good moral character, signed by at
least two responsible persons will be re-
CURED, which testimonials will be tkeptfon
file. No certificate can be ante dated, and
The School Law prohibits Town slip Clerks
from giving orders to teachers for Fay, unJ
less they have certificates embracing the
whole term of. service. The school Law
requires teachers to understand. the. ;fel7
lowing branches, and be able to impart,
instruc on in them all: Reading. Writihgy
0rtho4 raphy, Arithmetic! English Grams
mai, and Geography: .Afallure in. one is
a failure in all .andthose not having a fair
knowledge o6each' and every lone of the
above branches need not apply for q oerti7
icafe. Particular attention will be paid
to- OrtnegTaphy,. anu thosei' not having
studied It will, be promptly rejected Nol
plivate examination will be held, and mo
application t'by letter" will be answered.
Only four grades Of, certificates i'll be tis-e
sued viz: For 8 months, II months, Is
and52f mShths. -fA{oeftificate for g months'
Is q trial certificate, .and,Wiil n9tlbe isspedi
the second time to the slme applicant.
Those having certificates for six-months
must be able to procure certificates forsl2
months or none. School Directors are re-
queStedte fufnish JUS freporte tof Ehe5sucr
cess Of te4ehhers, as they, Eill sid rs ma6
teriatly' In granting Certificates only to
hose who are s,ceessfuh Those, Fxpec+'
ing To- teach the higher, breaches will be
examihed according1y. The standard OF
Ashland, Goun Iyoi1eaehefs 'imust dbeN ads
yaleed, and applicants Will bear this in
mind. There VIII be no adjournment after
Exaninations c6minenes until they close!
A,fes of 80 cents is, required As 4, .eondi74
fion of Examination, and must be paidiR
adfaneeBm9b ign2hnn nE bsif 9~ JsoF
EByordeTof the Boafdhnc .,}GiI 9df.
R. NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
FeB? 49,, I s672Ty35. "f .1pjlh'13d 81
81, lis yiagpg 81 kIs<IGu l.. gerifrnu
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aanGA
FAR L FOR SALE.

FAR q FOR SALE.
T offer my ir sale Situated two miles
and a hah South Of the iourishine
otwn of Ash md. Thisfarm contairs
S5 ACRES
Of excellent black soil and 25 acres Of
which is in timber, the balance cleared
and under good fence; a good orchard
Of fruit and a good sugar orchard oil
300 trees; sSAIso +aigood bank barn
40x7O feet, With well in barn yard
The dwelling house is frame and in
good condition, with never failing well
of water at the door, spring house, and
never failing running spring water
through the farm. This, is one of the
best pieces of land in Montgomery
township. AnyR person. desiring a
good farm, will do we'll to call and sec
this one Enquire on the premises Of
b nOUCK,R
, Or of Michael Miller, Miller House,
Ashland. ,uHES
For further 3particulars inquire OF
D. IL. ooues. EAn g ywgtf =
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fNoVempef@AeXt, and fnaugurate-- ITS
kPsesidsntpweH Alime1t JftIdsasdt ect.
ed and conquessdPeeple, amid the ruins
ofliberty, AND thescattared fragments
sf the Constitution zaOiisis .ss-I INV
o2Eoid1 suiTrsI niEITl .s--.l"i - .b5
E,ssl niEURTHERi DEeLARAqfeEs::SS
NAa aga5 0esctdlrse t and Rsassotres, that
ever since StheH pe6pleLl6f the United
States threw off all subjugation todhe
British Crown, the privilege and trust
of sU4frage have belonged o the several
States, and have been granted, regu
lated and Or ntrolled exclusively by the
political power of each State, respective
~, aud aDypattemptb by Congress, on any
Pretext whatever, to deprive any State
of this right. or interfere, with this ex-
e%rcisei is a fragrant usurpation of power,
which can 6od no warrant in the Con-
stitutioD, and if sanctioned by the PEG.
pie, will subvert our form of Govern.
ment, and can only end in a single,
centralized, consolidated Government,
in which the -seperate existence of the
States will be entirely4 absorbed and
an unqualified d~espotism be- established
IN, place .i Of a % federal A. Union Ef Of equal
That . We regard sd The tbi'i rccOnstr rs,io
acts of Congress-, 90" allied as usurp1,
tions, unconstitutional, revolutionary
and void. l.i "1' -'"."
Thatour soldiers and sailors who car.
ried the flag of our country to vietoty
against a most gallent and determined
foe, must ever be gratefully remember
ed, aud all the guarantees given. iUtheir
fsvor must be faithfully carried into
execution 81 uE@@.r Glf'+ui EliI
That the public lands should be dis
trituted, widely among The people, and
should be dispesed:of either Under the
pre;em piion efrhonestead lands, and.
sold in reasonable quantities and to!
none bu. actual occupant, at the. mini
mum price, as established by tho Gov.
ernment; and that, when grants nofr the
lands may he allowed, necessary
for The encourage mem of imp rtantPur.
ic improvements, the proceeds. of the
sale of such lands, and not the lands
themselves, should be so applied
That the President of the United
Andrew johnson, in exercising
he power Of his high Office in resisting
aggressions Of Congress on the
constitutional rights of the States and
he p%eonie. is entitled to the gratitude
whole American people, and on
behalf of The Democratic party we ten
Ter him our thanks for his patriotic
Efforts in that regard
tg..y tsz1TI .tmasG
THE APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE.
Upopt this platform abe DemoeratIs
'arty oppeatt to every paAiot, including
IL the conservative element, and all
Who desire to support tho Constitution
md restore the UDionK forgetting all
'ast differences of opinion, to unite with
IS in the present great struggle ,furithe
iberiies of the people andthat to all
ueh, to whatever party they may hsve
heretofore belonged, we extend the
.ighthand of fellowship, and hail all
uch 7coIopeTatingH xithIus as friends
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

D1GLONtA LOHs .
The undersigned viii offer for sale
the building and repairing of the fol
lowing Bridges at the times and. places
On tuesday August 18th 1868 1865 al at
9 o'clock a" NJ, the filing of a Road
Wash near Mr.. ,Weikals, jackson.
Township. Also, on same day at 2
o'cfock P. NJ, Repairing of a Bridge
near Mr.. Roseberry's, Montgomery
Township. 1t = mo %
On Wednesday August 12th at 8
o'clock An, the building or repair
ing of Bridge on the Troy Road near
Jacob Kendig's in Orange Township;
Oa Thursday the 18th at g O'Clock Al
M the repairing of two Bridgesrnear
the Mcguire farm in Montgomery
q Also On same day at 1 o'clock oP F. NJ.
the building of two Flat Bridges West
from the covered lBridgeSnear jerome
vile, Mohican Towpshipeo2 2nittse
4 roab ,ao .F 81 Saq h NSst 5a!,ng 9
4 .bnaidsA W..Gdwahn 10 y
July 18th 1868 2w4
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we thInk you will be well paid for SO do
ing. --.'' ..4 -"
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