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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-27
Nitro Phos ate Of Lime.

IN LOUISA MULBAGh's WORKS
AAenry the Eighth and his Court;
Marie Antoinetie and her Son;
Joseph he Second and his Court;
Louisa of Prus sa and her Times s;
At Bargelts Cheap Book and Stationery Store
ENVELOPES from II to % cents per pack;
~ Writing paper from | 5 to rs CTS pr quire !;
At Bargelt's Cheap Book and Stationery and
Watch and Jewelry Store, Woodstock, Va.
TOY BOOKS Of every variety and price,
At Blrgelt's Cheap Book and Stationery Store
DaOTOGRAPH ALBUMS and LOCKETS,
Very cheap, and the latest and bes,
Novels, at Bargelts Book & Station airy Store
-ANCY SOAP, Hair and Tooth Brushes
Round Combs Memorandum & Pass books
States and Blank Books,
At Bargelt's Cheap Store. Oct "a
RUBER s ALMANAC for 1865 and school
tT Books of all kinds at
BARGELTS CHEAP BOOK & STATIONERY
STORE, Woodstock. [Oct II
IANE OR SORGHUM MILLS,
u OF NEW Il IMPROVED PATTERNS,
with turned Rollers and turned Journals with cast
Iron Frame and Set Screws to adjust the Rollers,
only to be boted on four posts. or frame and the
-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-27
Herring,

Herring.
4 I best quality, always on hand and To- safe
Wy H. GNA Ca
July9
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-27
Read J his II

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned,
~ are requested to sett without DELAY. Claims
which have Been standing for an unreasonable
length of time yin De placed in the constablee
hands for collection immediately after harvest
Woodstock Va. r. J.. COBB, merchant
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-27
GROUND PLASTEN

nAVIS & REAM have ground plaster for sale,
at the depot at this place, BY the leo lbs or
BY the ton. They will also keep the different Ter
tilizens guano and phosphate &c.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-27

D7 the sack. can be had at II roaAe Gu,
ID store, opposite Welshs hotel
July Q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-27
Cheese.
SIT,

TvRESH and cheap, always for sale By
L June 8. u. toeAs + Co.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-27

QueemsaraTe
MAY be had cheap at the store Of
WI July 8. II. LoG.Y 4 Go.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-27

THO the store of H LoaAs i ca. If you wansths
j market price for it.
July g.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-27
Fruit Jrs..

4 lot of superior fruit jars quarts and half
n gallon, self-sealing, for sale ut
Fl. CoeAr Co.
July Q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-27

TOY BOOKS of every variety and price,
At Blrgelt's Cheap Book and Stationery Store
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-27
Groceries.

groceries,
nF every kind, arriving constantly a, the store
~ Il. LosAS j. Go.
July 9.
Bring your Produce
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-27

sAlssary. WIN having HSpPcteh ing Cou"itt"H
of the provender on hand. ascerained thar
it would be necessery 10 issue rations. alter
the manner of soldiers. or should soon c"h-
sumo the whole stock. This announcems n!
fell like red-hot thunder bolt from a clear
sky upon some OF the circus performers, WHO
had never played soldit and therefore had
not yet learned to subject thu msrlscs TO III.
stern requirements of the occasion. Fancy
the ,ludicrously elongated phizzes ofthese poor
fellows when the commissary announced to us
that each would receive biscuit and half
and plee of bacon and half a pint of coffee
fer breakfast. Shades OF Epicurus from
half a loaf IF bread and pound OF bacon 10
a biscuit ant = bali and three ounces OF the
latter What, a fall was there. my co n.ry
men Could the commissasy be in cara. 81 ?
..Only biscuit and a half. l can eat fourt e. n
any Iimc,' says one. ii shall sfarve on such
fare as that says another. Il never WAS
used to such fare as that; always had ell
ough TO eat says thisd party. Knowing
that our young siarvelings had rever seen The
eleph,nt aor learned even the first lesson in
seif-denial, cur worthy eommissary proceeded
to reason the case with h boys, upon whose
elongated sisages gaunl famine seemed to 81
fnfhroncd Said lie, If sou go il A. strong
- you, did yesterday. shall have nothing q
eat Io-morrow. We must den, ourselves a
little, III rsfore, or leave before We get any
whortleherries. Come up, boys, and get youI
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-01
8eFg elmer beotuttapen uup mer.l > ,uen

BetB ether beoeuteapen unp merit ,usn
Biblioibet 1T.
81 aQe ben utet3eisten Mmu(ements
tpirD es Ginem gang faBenidmmerli@ ~
Wutbe, tretrI mon an ben 8robsn lleber<
fluff an Man8el In lsinem @elrteutel
1adbenft uno mar oiele6 bic lrla@e, tab
9br Gorre{ponbent bie(er Sage felt LAM
gen Sabren wieoer gun, @,fenmole tiner
9drtne NIT 3piebe|n pertilete,
ooa welder Grndbrun85lpseies .6irr
0ubnfe tn @afet Nattonal eineu reidliz
..aeq Borratb etrs.lept au tabeu {aetnt,
neil CT btflr&tetbte pbpfidtn& ab.njdu,=
a'er tn nd&fer 3ett pafdr sptpeuii@ auf>
trettt1 3u isben. 4s2& II 1.a9"a&G2c
Die fit BEN @inter auf' a1e ID Sage
Sonntuser, BON eer 9armonta anee>
@ortrdse ioQten am IL. Sanuor
bs9tnneu. Die 9aQe II mar ierpt, trob-
psm tein @intrittseele e.bcber &rurce, 10
ihleht beludt, baE an Dem Sage nt9tS
oarauS eepcroen. Gin @ummentar co3u
:poQen wtr ben ;arten Nsrpen Der btefaen
Dsutl&en peaen rt@t auffeIen. bofen
aber, rab DE @eriammluus ont rs. B. M.
jablret6 genug beludt letn Miro. TN,
penn &eoner ben Mnbltf Der !eeren 8ante
81 etlparen.
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[&tn9eIanb IT,
~ Minneapplis, q. San, 1868.
Mn bic &etaettpn Ser Miune(pta

Mtnnedpplis, Is. San. 1868.
I'm bic &ebaetipn Ser Minnelpta
H@taats3ettung. - D..
Dir am Womtoa III DIX f,o5n'eafo
Sale fatteefurrsae 'Istluna
mar Il mli<s OUT teluds uno ~jsiifs's Sa5
Bihnsnpe;ional Mu6Ge;sthHs:ss% M1z
ri an.l:h mSse ~ m'Tnld,en, ErB nfs bitten
N rem oufoefitrten Stiifj oufastrstsrsn
Da-seu rsd,r oft UNI ta,tss ibs nit D3af
='nerfanatss; 2~gtItanaea ua( tFen Gbeatsrs
inhinss :risti,fs lneIcen. Fl
Mo6 tte IN lsktefer gil: Ser era fin
) ats7 8sIaniiauasen besriFt. 70 Epare 81
muaF555en, cas sa nit cen cttraa fIau
~~nffscnafn Worotes4 nod lanas raitps
WethSs or5 leBte:1 n;;rre. 2G;t f:tce9
Galhfaaesettsl. 'uside Gle n54tsAsI:
Us;aaa4ua9e@ fir cie 7ddast sge: 9ao
ttre onssosn. Se Miro HSa :, 3 III
ftea pas 5siisanaaFf ess Fl. oHY
Tnfnsags|us adqgt Da1nsf soI / pes
aa q. 9aaaar Fufaosnoe Ma8feHbau
70 0liHnsappIiia gaFupesei1ls ulap or
maogsubau osr 5nYnenia, 1peThsr ar
4 Isbguar a~5asbaIfen nirc. Sanffaa
s Isbguar lit ROD g'ftuaasfsf Der 0as>
nopSa ane an IS. Iebruay naS beg Bsss>
Misunderstanding, eines gersi :. OR fd
bps nieen Sab1sn TN 3afd" aesslpff
aus Iebr tad,iesn araien bsfebt anp I'm
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-01
[@inseianbt.]

WlUHtHpp1 wv <-FtH OlH+ 1000.
@ertber Treunb @olff! =.
Sbelei9 bic @ewi6beit bel urs ypr~
banpen 1T, baB @te td9liG NIT 8riefen
iberbduf f perben, 1relde tint Muf nabme
in SIRE >pertbe ;3eiti6rift bitten> 70 babet1
mir bod bic ppQe neberseu9un9 pab sic
bic Nufnabme nadfebenoer 3eilen In
SIREN tpertben 8latt ni9t ceri aaet1 tperz
ben, Ca es iiG bier tim bus S1tere0e unz
lerer lpmie ouer beutlden &tnoer pp11
MtnneappltS banbelt. Wie Ste bereits
,pii1en erf reuten ii6 bic Deut19en nor,
MinneappliS einer beutlhen S9ule,
welde auf llnfulten per bieli9en Deutl1en
erbaut u,,b untertUbt wurbe. 8pr 11tGt
LANCER 3eit purbe u16 npm bietaen
@dul<8o ltano Der @prl9la9 9enta9t
TN lere teutl1e @9ule NIT BET en9lii9en
8retzS9ule 5u peridmelsen u,1p lpmit
cine beutldzcn9liide TretzS 9ule ms 2e@
ben gu ruf er. Natiirlt9er @etl e 9ineer
pir 1ol6en 8pr19la9 init Treuben Elm
uno wurpen ip9let9 bon ben btei9eu
oeuti6en @ereinen ein be>;t1deS S9ul~
Committee erwdblt> be{ len NufAabe e5 let
Bic lbleuni9e Nu6fQbruns irldes 3wed6
III t%efDrcern.
g5 rurben lp9let1 Nul talten 9etrof e11
IN BEN S9ulz@ ebdube ber erlten Morp
rem oeutlden &inoern 1tnp lol9en Slit
bern bet Mrerifarer. pelde belttlG s1t
ler1en 9el pnnen Ii1b> cit et9eneS 3irumer
einSurdume11> ppbin Elm jeDes &tnp, welz
DIES Die beuti1e Sprabe leyr,t> erlarbt lei
3u 9eben, biz paS Simmer III pemSdulz
Usbdups bet ~stpetten Worp sar Mufnabz
me Ser S&it1per, wel1e tbren Wpbnprt III
r!ejet Wnrp boher> el111erid,ttt 1T. Qetz
Der ober miro c5 jeBt ei1en srpEen Sbeil
Der 2ir'oer, meld,e ntbt in ber err ten
Wayc wrb11e>l unteriagt btelelbe S9ltle
III belltd)en. Mnn bIrt audi %9e9enpdrz
tig feline Hebe u1ebr> Ypt per CtnrtGtltl1e
eine8 ei3el1en 3imlners fit bic be1tti0en
&tt,cer in oteler Waro. NIe1n NnlNeine
noN muroe Die SaAe blps ceFbalb yer@
an talEet III, un5 u11 (ever osutiden
SWule ol oftauoeH.
W1re c5 rebbalb ni1t miin7Netswertb
uon ticii3en oeatlden SGulzGorta1b
roB ffb perlelbe pieier Sade onn1b1ne
>tno smedfmaBi9e Mittel ersreife, bob ultz
jere G|lper, weld)e runu!ebr idpn f. melt
in Den &snntniiien bet oeutiGen Sprade
voron9el@yitten iInr> bieielben ridt ME
Der auf lold)ca Hcrned!dlii9te1t We9e ser
lieren mIfIcr.
%Sofeno> paB iid Die Oeutl1en rpn
Minneapol|5 an cieier riNtiben Sode
6et6ellt9en uao SIRE YRl0t tbun>
ra5 Wobl Sbrer &in1er sn tefIrcern
sn'pfiehlt i!A Mdtun9sypl
Sbr Ureu11b
Mu8uft Gnoe.
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MpSr&Oem
@<10dft6bdu{ern@ ct. NQulS.

@<1UQft6bdufern@ YaulS.
GAsamaaren.
Muerba9, Sind unb S9efer
1888 Drihe @tra6e.
.. %. 'Sneerlpu unn &c.
Gnaros une Detail,
@de Der 3. unb WabaIbaw @trabe 8rudenplab.
5pean unb Micols>
Fl @nsros uns Detail.
1854 0ritte Giraffe.
r. @iQtam See, a.. ....
Gnaros uub Detail &%uenncaaren uns sfotions
1856 Dritte 5traBe.
Gatbcart unp g., FL :@@|
s3|'6a 1872 Oritte @traBe, la@s & ytg
SAMPLER in einbe1uiids1l unb ir,pprtrtea GIeusuaaren.
" #sanben nn0 1tiefeln. s+s
.. Tlynn ~ss5'#."s E#f "11# sggg1l'
~ 8abrifant uns Sdnbler.
Spbn Tetf9, Il. .m.u,+s Az.
GbprpartD unb BrpyE <<as as a.t"=
'#1Hs -G#5 Vahrifa:,t .i:1e SAMPLER,
'q4 a6z ,u ~ r.. 1906 Critte @trabe.
MERCHANT TAiLORS.
6. 8, Tennsh 99E<.% gHE
&,Glssser s1e 3 erfertiee., Co.,. .
:179 Dritte @tra6e.
Nie9nus Bro'5,
>tsassIer mas gerfc~tiser.
1873 Drite @.rabs, eegenii6er S9uupions 8anf.
g. 9. Ori5tpolp,
ererps unb 2eta;t .5ainStesr rns gerfsHiser,
S. Mlatbfrs, 3afItaciosr. t94 Dritts Strase,
gafaer O. !e:sL
gambler ans SerEcrt;scr,
8. II. 3 Gbirf DbsrIaIb 0ioberIs.
SH3e ssso aaPpsn.
s., 3. Gpptbnprtl
Gn9ru5 nnS 9etaif t6Gns!er in
Sntea.s 2appe1 fnb Isu1as,er : Wdarcn,
SnserfD1s Siod, 0rttte 5traBs.
G1ap lnno 5ine5,
Gnerps uab Detait 5drSfsr in 6iite1. ,9appea, Damen unt
ainaer pst;en, 5arren pel;en u. ggarHHliae @opss.
1913 9ritte Strabe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-01

: DEN jtl1Ben a5nig spn 8ayrrn
1ol IS jeBt reuel1, init leil1er 8ratt ,ebrps
9en au boben> uno er fol- ibr Die wie6erz
berfteuu1,a. Der friiberen Besiebungen pro-
.ppprirt bahen. Die Magneride Mniif
1det1t ben llt9enDlann yeuiM gema6t
su 6aben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-01
Grofe Teucrsbrumit in Chicago.
Sput %gcinnfen.

@tncinnaii %. Sun. - Dos
Boot &mera!p. $4,000, wertb unb III
800 600 perithelt lant Is Weilsn untsrz
balls Ter Winbuna res @ecriper ii, ben
Milflfppi. @apitdn unb Wannldaft
rettsten ib. Der @le,f, Elm Stuben
m5pdsn; cine 6rau Or. &ihurclon unp
TSht;r unb e,ne unaetannt Dome rpurz
ben iber 8oro eewa|hen unn erttanfen.
Die aus 100000 Jdeern 3udsr uno.
1900 HdBan Sy1up tefebenpe etpo
1886 600 pertbe 2aoune 1T ser1dert.
@afbingtpn 20. San. : Sen.
Grant bat pas iiber Sen. &aub BON
benz &ries59eridte >pesen unebrerbiti9er
Musrrud5wetle ae9en0en. Srp perb6note
strof uytbeil cailirt uno &a.s befoblen>
feline Oienitpfidt wtepsr su. uter1ebmen.
- Inn Giftnbabnz Companion at YER
btnoern, nou Nnileolern unseri d,dmte
Yreile fit nte unaraDen 5ectipneu surerz
langen> bat Der Gpn9reg DOR, cine Sill su
poIitren, meldJe etner W}arImux1z preiS
fit has Den Stoaten fpater fit GtIell<
batHs|pede 81 fdenfence Sans fetiest.
I'm sansItde Iufbebut19 oe5 llnfu95 scr
Sorhldeafungen al Rte Staoten it ,,az
tlirltb nfAt III petlfcn.
8pfpn %. San.-Dis Meyeeni1iezz
Bealllten boten iarnntltde5 in erlter
5ano beIncltde raffinirte &pbls16l tit
Seldlag 9enonmel1 uro ,peroen IS rtGt
frei9eben> ZIG beptelen it. SAP Die @teuer
tesablt wprpen.
~ assi
GO soirb Sag.
Nugu t a., Moine, 29. Sat-. -
Das 5anS per @eletgebu19 erflarte fi9
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-01
8urjmaareu (Notions.)
] q. 8. 5arpcpo,

D. SJ.I SuS SCuVNIYHWt
Oscar Stepben1pw
Catholic BlDd, cine Eretye BOD,
@5#8Gf#@ 3. Ctr, 81. @eoar u. Mtitntelpta.
6. q. Mann,
143 Dritte @trabe, cine Greppe bod.
s. g. .. 9earb>
-@ *'.' Dritte @trabe.
8anfen.
@tQtus 8rp'5 IL. Dunbar
Dsuti@e 9, mt. e..,s,,
3;meite Nattonal 8ant,
g8eaid auf aae @tabte Gurppas
Gfe 3. unb Matalbah+
Minnel pta Spar Nipetattpn>
8anf 9aus, 143 Dritte @traBt+
Observation-Disclosures.
ct. Yaul Sire unp Wfarite,
Meraants 9utel Slrd,
3. unb Sadlon @trabt.
@srGderuues aeenten+
@barle5 Gtberfp9e.
Sir Metnd, Sartfrrb. Snernatpnal, Dlrtfrr6, 2ioe Stpd.
1913 Drttte= @traBe.
@rn. ppmeu>
mutual Site Sniaranes g., 9:g,
.. Curtis
asH sss ss'ass'' s ''sssss;'' $;sas ~; 3 q; s N:s' s s'ss f't
cent. 1$ Srttte @trase.
peter S9uetoer,
Dt"t i}st.. sfsssst .s sssIs:rssas- S e: *ete gs a. j. s S4e'fs"'
ubrma@er uue gumelitre.
CHARLES .. peabpbN
GnIdtl1<, Wanb< l1brett unb Sutpelerie,
1876 9ritte straee.
5enrt GpGat>
llhre,,, Semelry uub @iltermaaren auer Irt.
Drittes Strasc, %aesenuber 9ioneer Office unter gebar.
ma1f.@anoluneen.
Mu11ger 8ro'5.
SAMPLER in piaau's, Srselny, @test @lufc unb MluVca1 Ier.
danOue. 1913 Orttte>StraBe BE.
Su6baueluneen.
.. 3. Merril, Gfanbal II. 81.
S"'F'S A"' f56 btritts Giraffe.
3 hnar7te.
Dicrce INN 8ee9er>
1913 Dritte Strabe s%essaater M1nsers Muiiefore.
3. q. @libppn.
1875 Dritte @trabe> eins Ireppe bod.
p Gerpes Gtore8+
Spbn MatDets>
Grorps II. Eetail, CARPETS, Silclptbs gpr9an9e &c.
D1arfeles s5lpd. Dritte 9traRe.
@attler.
Galpsr Sauer,
gerfcrtist Geldirr uno @dttel.-t41 Orthe Ctr.
MsDbcs uuo Betten,
Sobn q. Gtee7,
Guaros 1t. Detail MStel Matrayett unb gebern*
1870 Dritte 5trase, @de Mtaneicta.
2eidasHbsfsreer.
Scbn q. Steee>
seia*1ss1stsss: os ;;a,ai masst fir ,; StsIs ' 2etts; ms'
Or,tte S1sabs, eGe Iiiunelpta.
Saus Gonsractoreu.
@jdlg It. MiieN
lebernebmet grntracte fir @ebaube jeber Mrt.
5rantlia strass, 9eBsnuber etrNt Stride.
&el3tofe.
U. .. Wo'bhutue,
Gde S. Il. aSataibaw @tr.
Eabar5banstgnaen.
s. s. G9iern1a1, II. Co.,
GnaruS uns Sctail.
122 Gritte Strabe.
meiu uno 2iqupr-Sanbluuoene
sos. s. Beaumont,
Gnsres unr 9etai1,
Maent ber Oriental Yulper So. 127 Drttte Strabe.
gonfscsicner8.
Same5 WcGpnalp>
Musasei&ten See Cream arf bic turieRe Npti ssiefsrt:
3. 3tpilben Minneluta uab Geoer ctr.
Sta8e &offce.
8lats!sy uno Carpenter,
Winneiota @taae 60.
" Ode @eDar un6 3. @trabe+
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beute nit 100 9e9en 80 @timnaet1 fit
3ur1dnabme er@pnfablerz CEemperen3)
@eieBe.
prabIbans Grain.
Inter Dem %. Sanuar telegrapbirt ber
Nrablbans Train Ypr Srlanp aus at, bic
@prlo:
SD bin bier uall right" !6abe cine
rieiiee ELECTROMAGNETIC erbaltet1.
Spra@ beute gum 8plf. @urbe cine
Dfetle auf ben @dultern meirer Greunoe
Yetra9en. @erpe Srlanb, burdltumpen,
Derby 0er brittiiae premterminilter)
~sittert, >ragt aber ni@t mir etrpas anSu<
baben,"
'~@.@3 George Traneis Erain..
Sort Boyne %. San. - Mm
leBten Spnnabeno Nhenb brannten 5per=
lpnen III Ipbe unb 6 wurpet1 @1rper per>
punret pur9 oie auf elmer Garm in be
fem COUNTY erfol9te Grploiipn elmer Sob
lenDtz& anne, aus Der man Sci In cine
brennenpe 2au1pe 9ieben mpQte.
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Die @ernania Qeben6>
0erT0erunQ6 i We}eQi0Qf1.
80, Wrpabsxa s,, Wesp=Dprf,
en1pFeblt ben 8ew cbnern trn @innefpta. BON Der mn,
id,dstareu M>obithat Der SebensocrIdberuns
Getrauh su .1aaen.
8aar gerr1Sgcn 1900. 600
gerliderunsen ii 9raft 26,nOO,0 600
Sabrliaes G%intummen 100000
9lussesablt in Scpesf1Isn 100000
ssgte Dipisense 40 9so;ent,
Sic TT absr te saa3sn Ser. Staaten serbreitct mt
BAT IN Winneip.a f~plscnhc Gssnteu:'
&fueral AlensIg IL ser uDegtisgsa 8ars" ppn
@ebrIoer WtItu6 4 Dnnhartn 81. Dau
SER Wu1aD 0eintin6 in Mtupno.
6err GagI G,auCt II JQgthoulf.
6syr 6. {&'@1orn in 5a1lnss. .
6err 8. .O3a2a In Neyo Tin.
s. Sbwsu0isy, 5u49 ~Z2aieGeo14
gice-WrGi.n ii. 5.tsssar. Vrd6saa:
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Sermtibte Maebrihten.
@ieter Elm SSettfuRadnaer.

@tdSbur9h %. San. -- Ger
Qeour. Wilbefs 9. Bears, Ger eine We:ts
9emoht bat, unbsDafnet, pbne SER
urb III SUE nfe ::5ieT:e urp Gtrtifes DDn
0';f5buvab nod1 WaiDirston trogen ~
spollsa. aug bsa:e nm II III: Q BIER
h, @:ns uv&s1sire Wru@d,snmalte, ar
pe:gn Spiss bu W1Ypr nnp 5tGn!ratb
!eQls;sste ibn nit 8iehmullf his rum
giant pemIer;on DsuEnai> no le Or
}dieo pon !bu, HcDmsn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-27
WHOLE NUMBER 482.

IN front of the City Hall, Lieutenant
opaulding appeared in uniform and in-
formed the people that it was his duty, in
ooedlence to military orders, to request
them to dlsperse. His request was needed
without much delay, as he appeared to be /,
packed up by soldiers to enforce apy or. I,
ders he might be compelled to execute.
There appeared to be no excitement
and no bad feeling in the acts or move
ments OF the aimed club delegations, who
undoubtedly hoped and expected that their
coup detat would be successful, and that
the Metropolitan police would be sup
planted by citizens police. In this citi-
zen's who were rejoicing over the apparent
success OF their plans, were disappointed,
and law is still in the ascendant.
Mr.. j. .. McLane, President of the DEM
ocratic club of Algiers, was at the Office of
the Police Superintendent to state that
there was need of more police force for
the heproteetiOn of citizens there, and Police
Comm ssioner MeJuff took the responsi--
bility to make some temporary arrange
ments allowing citizen patrol
Immediately after this General Rousseau
came into the Superintendent Office and
pleasantly conversed about the situation.
The Algiers representative had some con-
versation with the General, who told the
former that if they had any need of troops
to protect the peace, theyiBould be fur
ished promptly.
Shortly after this General Rousseau left
the Office and others vino had business
there also retired.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-27

EDITOR REPUBLICAN;
l notice that the coroner is going to hold
an inquest on Wednesday morning on the
bodies of tbe men killed on Saturday night
on Canal street. Will you permit me to
suggest that large number Of men who
were in the procession insist that they were
fred on from the upper rooms of some of
the buildings. It's ofthe greatest import
ance that this question should be settled.
A careful post-mortem examination will
certainly settle it. If any person on the
street was hit by shots fired from the upper
windows of any building, the direction of
the wound will necessarily be downward.
If the shots were fred from the street, the
course of the shot will be either horizontal
or in an upward direction. By NO posi-
bility could it be downward. A,B.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-27
Eloquent appeal to Union Soldiers ana
RafIOra.

WASHINGTON. October 19.-The follow
ing was to-day issued by the committee to
the members OF the organization throughout
the country:
"HEADQUARTERs SOLDIERS AND sAmoRs'1
National Republican Executive Oommittee
October is, 1865.
CoNRADEs-You met the enemy in Maine.
aud Vermont and struck him a telling
blow. Again in Ohio, PENNSYLVANIA, Iudi-
ana and Nebraska, after an unprecedented
struggle, victory incliues in YOUR favor,
Rest not upon your laurels. Your work is
not complete until the last vestige of trea-
son and secession is trampled out. Dis
mayed and broken, the enemy awaits but
eager your advance all along the line to sur
render at discretion. On your success now
depends the future standing of the loyal
veteran soldiers and sailors; of the widows
and orphans of your dead comrades.
Bold riders of Sheridan, Wilson, Kill
patrick and Pleasanton, yeur old command
ers summon you again to the charge Vet
Grams of the Tennessee, the Cumberland,
the Potomac. the James, the Gulf and the
Trans-Mississippi, gallant tars whe sailed
under Foote, Porter Dahlgren and Farra-
gut, repeat your victories Let no vacant
place be found in your ranks on the third
of November. The war record of the De
mocracy clings to it like the shirt of Nes-
sus; it must be its shroud. But seventeen
days for earnest, effective work remain.
Relax not your efforts, and never again
shall the hated flag of treason, secession
and national dishonor confront you. Dress
your lines advance your colors let the
bugles sound the charge! Push things.
An overwhelming victory awaits you.
by order of the committee.
III. A. BARNUM, Chairman.
IN. P. CHrPMAN, Secretary.
"W. A. SHORT,
"JANEs 7. SMITH, -
Assistant Secretaries"
Dispatch TO Boston Journal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-27

Mr.. Kinsley, in introducing Major Gem
eral Fitzpatrick at Boston, on Thursday
evening, said that in 1861, when Fort Sum-
ter was fired upon, there was young cadet
at West Point who gathered bis class about
him and said: "Beys, there's going to be
war;" and Immediately the thirty-nine
young men composing the class drew up q
request, asking the authorities that they
might be allowed to graduate two months
before their time. The officers and some
of the authorities of the establishment re-
fused this, saying there was ne precedent
for such thing, and that if it were carried
out it would hurt the feelings of their
brethren at the South. The young man,
however, said; ~ do not care; 1 am going
TO fight" President Lincoln heard OF the
petition, and subsequently gave his per-
mission to the request, sending a commits
sion to Fitzpatrick as Captain. ). 49,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-27
FROM WHEELING, VA.
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
PROBABLE MAJORITY IN THE STATE 5000
Two Republican congressman Certainly
Elected, and Probably Three.
LEGISLATURE THREE.FOURTHS REPUBLICAN,.
Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Democrat

Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Democrat
WHEELING, October %, Nine P. M.-Later
returns look better for the Republicans.
Fifteen counties, casting half the vote of the
State, give 250O majority; a 10 $ of 1000 on
the vote of 1865, but gain of 1000 on the
vote of 1867. The sane ratio will give the
Republicans the Stae by 5000 For Con-
gress, First District gives Duvall, Republi-
can, 900 majority; Second District, Nc
Grew, Republican, 2O00 10 250O majority;
Third District, a large territory, tbinly
meager, but indie te The election of the Re-
publican ticket by majority of 500
The legislature is undoubtedly three
folrths Republican, thus securing United
States Sonator in place of Van Winkle.
This (Ohio) county gives l23 Democratic
majority; Republican gain of 645 over
1866, and 20 over 1866.