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Truthful Admissions Reluctantly Made.

The g ncinnsi Chronicle, u lesdlng and
Mongrei sheet. in claiming o
Rsdicsl success, now talks very differently
from i,s tone previous TO the election. II
The editors advice TO his party were follow.
cd, viz: 10 rid itself 'cf parasitic rings and
gangs,' Of rotten tungus,' we Imagine there
would be but little lett except u hideous
skelaton. Listen!
The Presidential election 10 decided. The
Repub Iicsn party 10 again triumphant. VIC.
tory brings with it gree, responsibilities
Our work 10 not done. There ure indica.
tions in the popular vote which ere sufi.
cieni 10 show. " proof were NJ eded that
indefinite lesse Of power With fol permits
s,on 10 do Whatever lis iesders. iD Cougrv- Z
Or el.ew here. msy plesse. IN tact, sume
very positive hints Vi contrary import have
b. IN gwen.
For our psrt we have never been able 10
maintain the imnsruia,ene.s or ialibiity
VI The r publican Congress, OF oi RePub!.
can ,flici.ls.
Corruption sts'ks through all svenuss al
The national cspi al ID mora u .ioD has
invaded not ln.r-ly III. Ex.cu ivt n ,n.ion
aud The D.psr'rents, bu, also The L. gi-ia
I'VE CLsnbe's Honesty. sin'tsma"ship
pa,rio'i-m, s'e daily s'sred Al. wi ss'css'
tic ie,, by debs-sd iotb. ag,nI. nj IN
Fortunate Hdvucaies u dishonest sch, uI.s
The r publican patty mus res"u'-'y nc
is-!f-promp'ly, cmphs icsils. ~ pubic u
10 sscret -oi III. ps'ssiic g'ow'h u r'tg'
a, d gangs OF every INV oleson' eor' Whist
80. v-r. The rotten iunGus, the ,-r.cicu'
mis'e,or, mus, al 20 together. The n'c-.
c-rrl,y ID imperative. The occasion Is iGi
medisic
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IL Poor S-wsrd! whisky soaked. broln.
heso,ieJ Sewsro, after wandering through
columns after columns at mnudiin siuf fret
on one q de aud ihen On the other. in which
he lsud.d, ai.er the erection, Senator Hen.
bricks. v hon the Radicals Of this Safe
swore was 10 favor o! a Northwestern Con
tedsrscy, snd Judge N'black. whom the
Il adicsis Of the FRS, Di-tnc, said had openl,
in GO, clsrs iha, he wcudn't vote sno her
man or another dolsr for 'hs prosecution %
the war al las' declared in fsvor OF Grant
the man no he ,es'ifi. d to Precedent Jonn.
son was consurms'e iisr ard spssk.-
10 Whist osse uses will The incesssnt use q.
quJr bring a man. In hs sober senser
Seward rev.r would h.ve mad" such a
speech, bu' in his 'cups' he ever recolec's
thu, G,verno, Sym s'o,psd The 'inki,
RI the 'l'lle belI' which he once oossts'
could override The provisions OF the G '"sti
iu,ion, and send any American CIT zen I.
the dungeon, without warrant or uiui.
Indianapolis Sentinel.
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SURVEY NOi'l, r.

vV'HE u"ders'go VIII proceed with ID.
i q UNITY Surveyor of Dlbo,s Coun,y, OF,
the On day 0, N v. 1868, 70 run The lines
AID d-tprmine the bou diaries Of sections N,
6 Town l south range s west.
The iotsrmcdiats lines will also be rur
and the corners thereof established. Pc,
cons interested will p.esse he present.
LEMuEL l. KELsO.
~. ~ 'fp
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NOTICE. o. INSOLVENCY.
Nv 6 l3is-le
N'n. ..r. Arv

A 7 The Ociub"r term. 1853 u 'be Com.
"A mon PtsA. G. ud u Du,uis county. thu
estate OF VICTOR Horny. deceased. wos d..
clsrsd prohsbiy !, solvent Those interest.
I'd are ro'iied 'h~i u vii \" 80 led scrntd-
indy THERESA EOENEY Aoni'x.
b Bu,,t,.f. Aurh. Nov q IS 81
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Thousands OF cnu,ie and hogs are bring
daily shipped over the Ohio aud Mississippi
RnIfosd in The direction Of Cincinnati -
L.rge lots ore being shipped a This point.
Some Of our farmers are shipping their fat.
ned hogs. Mitchell Commercial.
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SALE OF LAND.


ADMINIS1RA1 OES SALE OF LAND.
NJ Office il hereby gwen. iha' BY vir'ae
IN OF an order OF the Dubois ,ounts Cou,.t
OF Common Pleas. the undfr .gnsd edn.in-
is,rstor, OF ,hs es'sie j, hn Etny. dre-Gsea.
will fer Tor sale At public suction on 'ha
pr mses on
MONDAY, December z, 1868.
he following described Land. o. tho dece-
d, nj ti,na,e Ia the county ~ Dubois nni
State Of Il diana. az ioliows. viz:
ihe two .qunl and UNDIVIDED third parts
,of The East half Of Lot Number Ninety.
three (p3) in The town OF Jesper, Dubois
county, Leblanc.
TERMS -One half OF the purchase money TO
be IN ,s.h. and The balance On c'.di' vt
twelve months. the rur,hu.et e'sirg nUte
with approved turcv brni'rg iu'rrr'' sr.B
date u sale aud vrivinp ,hinr'nn laws.
| Sale 10 b.pio e, ,',i ~ Y NJ
WEI lOLiN EkNf, hdG,r.
Nv 1861.
UBu. ,..r Ar'v
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The spn' ~ sh- K, publican psr'y in
The st = iul. M'nnesats. resulted IN The DE-
iest Of Donn-iiy. and the lection Of WI
s,n Cd my TO Congress The State gives
2 COO II, publican m jo''iy Negro cut
rage wss c-,ried nv d 00o majority.
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NTAn lshm,n wishing 10 express his
idea 81 The IL, xhsns,ib's supply II fi-h II
,h- Irish wsiers ssid: There are 80 mhn,
h.h Ia The ssa thai u tcU w'fe 10 i'k- ever,
fish YOU could Itch uu, of j. he i,dl'l ,hins
here y on D.. one lees H. -
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IT, The Xxx, lrcisDa legislature will
con,gin hvs gentlemen by the name Of
Johrsop, Two o. Robinson, three Williams
,wo WILSON,. two Smiths, and two lismil.
tua
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NOTICE. OF INsOl.\FNUY.

A Tn. Or,pet ,.rn,. 1868 - he c m.
"A mon 7 .n- C"uri Dru"'r cunnt,, ,h-
,s,sreui j I'M Etny crcru-'d. AS dre r'"a
in-ovem Those interested ~" nUtit i
that h vi. b. ..'ttd arto'd'upiy
LSDUilN LRNf. Aj,!r.
II Bue''n.r. Au'y
No, q '6S ~
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IL IMMENSE WEALTH Willicm B A.

or's weoih cannot be accurately deter
niued III dnrs not know = inset. but il ia
orubs5iv SIS 10000 or 10 600 100. per.
hsp- $50 100 uCO or 500 COO00O Il in
crosses largely every yebr BY reason o; b."
10 properly, and may nearly d ubls
IA yelua before his jes,h. llhis iDcome il
greatly dsproporiioned TO his fortune. br.
csu.t he owrs r0ch large amour, Of IN
productive real estate. He has much pro
periv tho, even his cons know nothing OF
md, like his father, seems unwilling 10 hav.
my one understand the immensely OF III.
inches. II is said he is sDxious 10 live Il
see how many If his investments will TUT
ou'; boz A. seven'v.s'x 'hisrare pleasure can
nSt be probably Ell ysd.
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HoR-E EPIDEMIC W. learn that there j

a disc srp prevailing 10 ,his vlcin's sno"R
the horses, which, 20 lar, bss prov d very
fatal. Dr.. Reader lort A.. grey one night
iss, week with y, and M Stig. Who i'vcs
about three miles wes, oi this plsce iOs'
two We have no, heard Vi any other
csscs Cory d. n democrat
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SATURDAY. Nv 81. .St8.

m s1n.i unuisid d 'v..'hiiG~ ~ 'lr 'olln~.
~ r.,c,it,d rrsi ss'afr, Together arh ell
tn arp. IT.. nntcts. iucloding iirt tuii.i -.
,o-wit: Cn. haii acre Lot husihr, i~'n'y-
hire t23), - 'h- 'own ~ JurPtf. county OF
Dubois and State 81 !hdlnpo.
ITEMS On. third ca~t, the ,eefne IN
.qiAl y sin.n:s sighi 30 '~'ls' uw, Tia
arh nulrs, ~ interest, ~ti,t"2 t+it ~ 80
@rprhlem.ni law, rhd srttf.t - tUt q i''r
mold sureirs. TIE IN. ,hHse.s pfy'tg *.
r.rs,r a. orv'yntces Sole 10 l.gin al
q '.i - ~
MARY Ei..ZAnETIl LlCH-- r'm,tly
UAhTrL- acn irt,tf~tiy.
p. s At The ssms tlne ard jitrs, aud
on "a. $ ne i,,r,s he " .rnw ~ ~. dsrris-
ID wi. >. II h,r inlrrst. - 'h- live ncg.
D.. NJ h.r tmi.irs, 10 ~ rEdri ~ j
pa- ,hsrcof N. + k.cH.
G y j. Corr, Any
Ur' &c GS-sw
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,,r,f,.N \GyBNCR 1865
,.. .-....-.
r,rys,-t FArrs Orr Radical
.,,, s.mn, mir v;ctorv wear the
a.;l.,., ,oe,s ana from their
tn,.,. i, s,ra,rrr n,;,ht lie lead To
.,.,,.. -, q, "A ,o,,nno Ind han
a }, .~,h ~ ,ham ;udivilually
,rt.... ua,. ,.,,ihlv fearful, 81 defeat
,;..., !. a.,s > lif. or death styun.
,,l. ,;,h ,h,;r ,o,.v and TINT i, nnt
,...,.,i..,r,s,,y wa. ozone forever
..., H. 49, mn III. cnnstjtut oral
..', .,...,..v Thy Ln.w thar
,r,y r:..L, sn.,ain a dsteat-y.a q
h, r. ,i,u-arl ~ p,es,ut a
v;,,,,,ss tr.,t h,r ,he n, X cont, 81.
LIN HIM., ,,;ru,,L ar .i,rious ,rin.
.t.i..,.y-r an. ma a. sur. "a mol,
III. /. !, ,i,.,
r n.,or..,h x,r ,;.s ,,.in
,,.t,,r.t ,c.rs w G.asr. h.r."
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:, n.,., .uin. ,,.a,fv fy,.
s,,r =. :.
,i..,i il., l..3 f..,,r ,a.rs ,,n
.,.a,r .ln.;,.,, III, - ,,,. whit.
-, b..,,,.,r
..I,.i. .a.. u,..;, n.nl,I.,. yunld
,,'r ,o,, ,r.n,',I',,tIv ,.l.r,.i ard
,,.nr L..d.a Radical
III, :, - ~. ,.th;,uan mar.
,,,.'... ,.~.li, .,,l u,.,.u,,,,i,os.
Il, INK .n.,.tI,;,., ,,,,. h,nes,
,t !, H.. KIN. H. ,'.,,. t,,r years
I'M. .r.., III, .;,,.ss mo as,..n.
ann, n.,,;, ~, r,.,l ,ll ,ar,v
,r,I.f L-,., -. i, Ian e govern,uen.
...,s ,,;.,, ,.,cl, ,,,t;
;. .,,.,.n 1;.,l.. L,'ri.n ~ ,ay.,;nn an
,,..,..t,.
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1, =. ,n.v.. L.,,d ,ba, en-
.,.,, W.n 80 .li,Ltv
Wt,'t.n.I.a-d 'r.,, . r,r.n, ana MN
In ..,. ,,a,,,, l,,-,,. ,h,, g.. L.v.
49, ,.-na, ,.nsa for d;ssuti.f,c,i,,
,..,t r., 'l,.,i'm All ~ ~, Gr.n,,.
.... wI,u., /, command q, ,b.. arm,
w.,. =, = conservative character AN,
~. .L.ll l.. o,..,,,.,;u,.a 4 he Do.
~, "A p,.s;,,.n, for ,r. A,
~, ;,"I;.'r. j.. w;ll M a na,tizan O
H.. .A;o.l ,..,s,,s;o, a,.l, ev.uts
LaA NV sa,mour bepn el.eted T.,
.l, ~, - ;,,,,-.ss.l pnon ,h
couu,ry INV =, liz i.vorite measures
!. ,,,. ,a,,,,r.I l..;sla,nr. A. least /,
H.. h,a,,b wnrII Nav, l,rpn o,nos.,
- r. ,,f.,;oaiI, Dun, ia ..,.,;,
g.. MI, rsnr,,;r.. ,,..snra
\, I'LL, .,, r,r.,..a H.. Pros;
"'''' ''"S '"e" :" = - "'' fo''
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49, r " '
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAEp

y OiICE /, h''sbs si"n. ihti ~ Nniua
~ ui 80 utd,r a. a.. Cur 81 trp ni'n
P.as Dubuls t.uaii .natar we ~ cer
-ignrd samluisitaltx ui thr 'Ti.ir nt
hdniph iiait.r G,cea-od. viii Ter 'of ssis
At putuc ruc'lrn on he pt,nis--, On
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rA Vrginian named shepard has pur.
chased he Irnss " III. l. iui-viie Ho'.,.
Ten ,cs,- ago Vi. annual rent usH $500;
nov u H. $45 600.
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IL a poultry cxnlbitoD has recently
been held At Chicago. ot which There were
about fifty classes Or vsrie,Iee OF chickens,
docks, pigeons, anI geese.
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IL KIT. HA, den. Gsnseuse, VINO wac
0ejly burned fortnight ago on the stage
Of the Metropolitan Thester, At Louisville,
hiss ditd OF her injuries
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or LAND

NOTICE ia he'eby given, that he under
~ rivued Thrr,s,s Horny. AdMibistrnlrix.
u, the es,s,. oi We or uo,ney, d.c.ased,
nv virtue 81 an order ~ The Dahcis Cuun,y
Common Ples- Cuun, will sell 81 public suc.
t,un On The premises on
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MONDAY, November 3O'h. 1868.

he following described Lands o. the dece
d-n', si'ur,e in N. Cuuuty "f Dubois aud
s ate Of Indiana ne inl,nws. VIZ
The two equal and nndivid' 'hi'd part
oi North halt OF The S"u'h T. 81 quarter oi
S,r,nn Number Th-ee q IL T,'' hts
Nomh.r Tire. 90 S,uth ." Range Numb :
-Four a. Wet, containing Eighty lS0) ocrrs
Ihove ~ i.ss
TERMS ~ SALE-One half Of The pur.
Gaze money 70 br paid in cs-h, and ne bel
snra on a credn u Twelve months III. pur
chaser giving note "i,h approved .ur.v
bearing ,niprrsi from date OF snie. snc wsiv
irg van,,i"n laws. S,le 10 commence a,
2 r. orb p M
THERESA HORNEY Adm'niG,@'rix
p ~ a-vesis Hovnrv. the widow of M.
d. rpssed will ~ The same time, place. snc
on the same terms, ssii her in'Yr-ss ~ N,
Lari., being he' widows share, that = o.,
,quni nd uidivhed third usu hereof.
\ THEBE-IA lloREEY, Widow.
B B"eune,. A,iotney.
o., 80 '66-4v
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ADMIN sIRAlOR's NuIICE

n rICE is hereby given ma, The IN.
IN s'g I'd has teen appointed Ad inis,rs.
,or ~, he es,ste al G III b Y hr. Int q
Dubois C'Ln,y, deceased. Said es,s,e IL
.uppused 10 bp suIv.n,
ALLAN ZEHR ADM.
Nv & CS-3w
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Ky!aChssnishiIi. atss. " asORs
Making.

N-A-S THE o"t''se" Y..szy,.
10y, I'd returns his -fT9{1fj
SesA2xA thanks To n,
pe"p. ~ their lbesn pa'rontp heretofore.
aud iniuttns III III that he VII, olwsyp en-
deavor IN mprii sconii, uotiun ~ ~. Hens
~ sli'i0es pre- psred 70 do all kinds O. back.
smihing, with the beet ns'rr,l He wiil
also sue' TO building ~ vcpniiip wrr,,s,
Ihnggiss. piows &c HE change VIII to
reasonable, aud all work donp Ia The bert
lstvie
~ Snecisl attention given 10 hcvsr.rhosira
| Remember 'he place Wee, Main 81. c,r-
ner ~ Por'ersville street.
| l8 '67-lv Felix LANTFrT.
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= NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER l. 1868

beside the indispatable fact that he was
honestly elected! * "a e. \
Now that Colonel Mann is dead the posi-
ton of contestant Jones is at least as strong
as it would be were the late incumbent
Living. He only ceases to be contestant,
and would become claimant, In fact the
sole claimant, had not an act of the Leg
islature interviewed changing the bound
aries of the District materially
and gubernatorial- proclamation issued
to I'll the vacancy at the general election.
The result thereof was the choice of J.
Willis MeHard by decisive majority, and
we presume Mr. Menard will claim his seat
for the short term. There are various
opinions, and we simply give them as they
are, so that our readers may understand.
The law of the Legislature, if it took eff
feet from date, made new Congressional
district, and there was undoubtedly va
cancy or, at least, no Representative from
that district. But many think that the law
should only be considered as taking effect
for the next Congress, and that parts of Mr.,
Menards district are at present otherwise
represented. And this view has been sus-
tanned by the legal editor of the Times,
whose views will, no doubt, have great
deal of effect upon Congress. Either of
the gentlemen would be satisfactory to
their Republican constituency. Mr..
Menard being one of the newly enfran-
chised and man of capacity and ability,
would be very acceptable to all ardent
lovers of Republicanism, for his &C
ceptance to seat would be practical de-
monstration of the sincerity of Congress in
instituting and putting in operation the
truly Republican doctrine of qHal political
rights. On the other hand, there are
strong legal points in favor of Colonei
Jones. The whole matter will doubt
less be fully argued before Congress,
and the balance Of power may lie with the
Democratic members to choose between
the two. The people of Louisiana have
chosen them both, leaving the choice be-
tween them to Congress.
So far as the long term is concerned, |
there will be formidable contest between |
General Sheldon and Mr.. Hunt. The
other four districts will, however, probably |
be declared vacant on account of frauds
and Ku-Kluxism, which defeated the will
sf the people. In these districts there will
therefore, probably be new elections
'hortly after the accession of General Grant
% the Presidential chair, when the pro-
ection of the Government and liberty of
political action will enable the people to
end candidates of their choice. Unless
he voice of the majority can be expressed,
here is no use in having the State repre-
ented at all. Let it be understood that all
be people may peaceably participate in
be election and an honest count be had.
10 one doubts that in that case our Con-
ressional delegation will be entirely Re-
ublican for years to come.
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Tomorrow, December 2, the first annual
meeting of the National Board of Trade,
composed OF the leading local associations
OF merchants and business men throughout
the country, occurs at Cincinnati, and Is an
event Of considerable interest to the COM
merclal world. The assembling Of this
body on the eve Of the meeting of Con-
gress is good augury, as our national
legislators will thus have the benefit of the
good Judgment and practical experience of
the representative business men of the
country upon the commercial and finan-
clal measures which they will be called
upon to consider in the course Of the
Union.
The official programme Of the Board of
Trade comprises several very interesting
questions, among which may be mentioned
the speedy resumption Of specie payments;
the restoration of the shipping interest,
suggested by the New York Produce Ex-
change and the Boston Board of Trade !;
the Pacific Railroad system; and the modi
hcation of international maritime law,
The proposition to make Chicago, st. Louis
and Cincinnati ports of entry will be re-
newedly discussed; and, undoubtedly the
subject Of transportation, in all its bear
ings will be carefully considered. Will
New Orleans be represented in the Board
George A. Fosdick, j. H. Wilson and other
merchants should be there.
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SEVEN WISE MEN.

We are indebted to the politeness o
Hon. Anthony Sambola, the presidin,
officer of the Supreme Conclave of tn,
United States of this order, for COPY o
his supplemental annual report, dated
November rs, 1868. The report contain,
a great deal of detailed information of in.
terest to members of the order, and to the
whole community as well, for the institu-
ton is, as we are informed, strictly be-
neVolent and social in its character. The
growth and prosperity of all institutions
having such objects contribute to the neral
welfare of the public whether members or
not, as every good deed enriches the sum
total and average Of good to all. The
special object of Mr.. Sambola's address or
report, besides the communication of official
information, seems to be the calling of a
general or supreme conclaVe of delegates
of the order at New Orleans on the sixth
day Of January next. Tits will be Epip-
hany or Kings day, which, as Mr..
Sambola expresses it, is honored in
some of the legends of the order as
the day of the Star which guided the
Eastern Magi TO Bethlehem. The order
has its head in New Orleans, but this is
understood to be temporary, as it may be-
come movable. Delegations are expected
from Ohio, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Virginia
Alabama and Mississippi. The Supreme
ArchOn for the United States is Mr.. Sam.
bola, and A. J. Lewis, Esq, is Supreme
Scribe. The Grand Archon for Louisiana
is that well known and honored scholar,
Alexander Dimitry, who is one of the early
members Of the order in this city. A pecu-
liar pride is felt by many in the fact that
it had It's origin in this city, while most
similar institutions have come to us from
elsewhere It was first organized by Dr.
Alexander L. Saunders, on the eleventh o.
April, 1852. OF its original members but
one, DR.. F. q. Knapp, of st. Bernard is at
present resident Of this State, Among
those who have belonged to it from its
earlier times are ex-Mayor Stith and
N. A. Calongne, Esq. The order has
been good deal readapted, popu-
lariaed and modernized, and is at
this time one of the most nourishine
and probably the most numerous associa-
ton in New Orleans. The number of
Conclaves in this State amounts already to
twenty-five. Among the strongest are
Aurora Conclave, presided over by VIM.
Weslper, Esq; Etna Conclaye, By VA.
Fitzgerald, and Oliver Oonelave by J. NJ.
Wiemann. a great deal of the prosperity
Of the institution is no doubt owing to the
indefatigable energy of Mr.. sambOla, its
head, which, added to merits Of its own,
have given it very strong foothold in
this city.
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houses, vacant lots. dilspidatsd buildings,
cobwsbbed churches, Ku-Kluk Klans,
chivalric tournaments, horse pistols and
reFelEeEs in general higher phase Of
civilization?
The Times goes on TO say, referring to
Greeley's kind Of civilization: 1--WE have
no objection to make to it." Then let the
car of progress move on, The reign of
peace and thrift and industry mays yet
work out its destiny on this continent, for
the Ttunderr, though spreferring seme
other phase Of civilization not definitely
indicated, graciously allows it to be i'm
piled that it will place no insuperable OBJ
stacles in the way.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-01
The VACANCY IN CONGRESS-

A very interesting question will come
before the approaching short session Of
Congress, relative to the vacancy from the
Second Congressional District Of this State.
At the time Of the death Of Colonel Mann,
hln seat was contested by Colonel Simon
Jones, with very fair prospects in favor OF
the latter. The frauds pracliced BY the
commissioners and Others At The election
Of The eighteenth and ninesoenth OF April,
were bsInz pnearthed and brought 70 light,
and moral certainly existed that early
In the coming A.ss.es. : ..a,.s..l .....,.ls ~,
adopted admittlA Colonel Jones, as he
real Representative h ~ people. Colonel
Jones was q gallant Dz'oa oilcsr Of The
late war, and his military isu6ga, aud hblI-
tiles As 6 plyilIAu alike favored his claims,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-01
LoRILLARD's
CENTURY" CHEWING TOBACCO
REEvEs' AHGBKosEA

REEvEs' AAGBROsIA lII-I7T !
FOR THE HAIR
tsias IMPFoved.
It isau elegant Dressing for the Hair.
IteAnsss the Hair to Curl beautifully. .5
II keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy. %
ItiuviEUratss tho Roots Of the Hair.
TtfOrcsst the Hair and Beard to grow Iuxu,,.pa,
1t immsdiatsg stops Hair FaIling Out. o'A
hkseps the hair from Changing Color from Ara
Isrsatores Graz Hair to is Original Color.
It brings out Hair on head. thA' nave been bAld to
ysar4 ffl I
na.r 81 -tt alf
his composed entirely Of simple and purely vsesaA.
bic substances.
has received OYER ai1 thousand voluntary tssllmo-
aisls Of Ne ssossnos. many Of which are from phy
scians IN high standing.
Itilsoid IN halipound bottles. Cths mans blown in
the sIasO b, Drussis,s and Dealers in Fancy eosd.
sys'yEhsrs. :. One Dollar per Bottle whsIsu.I, b,
B'n BssAssA o., 9. :. wsIs o.. sshIsnsuu
MIA AGO. HsE Vsrk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-01
CARD,

NEW ORLEANS, November &c, 1859.
To the Editor of the Republican:
eih-An article in your paper of yesterday con
spicaously parades my name at the head of list of
those who havepaid the special one Ger cent Stata
tax in the First District,
Individually this would make no difference to me
But as the President Of the Real Estate Owners As
sooiatlon' now contesting before the courts the
legality OF said tax, an explanation is necessary.
which is simply this: 3 e- 7tT 80 :
First-i paid the tax BEFORE the formation Of said
association.
seeond-I did NOT pay it because believed it to
De LEGAL but for the reason dixie others that did
not oesire to INDIVIDUALLY contest it, and incur
neavy expenses, in matter in which each taxpayer
in the State is interested
Yours, respectfully,
noHot JOHN A. STEVENSON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-01

An old lady in New England village
went TO church one day and heard ser.
mon by a. learned divine, which she pro-
nounced excellent because she could not
underestimate word of II. For a similar
reason we are bound to declare this crit
cism, from the columns Of Contemporary,
correct and just:
In Shaun The Post, Mr.. Floyd was both
artisticaily conventional and humanity feel
ing. - ~