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New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
ooIoRAno AVID NBW MRx1Co.

Territories don't count in Electoral
Colleges, but they are good little "straws"
to show how the great gale is blowing,
The Democratic press have, on false tele-
grams. based statements that Colorado and
New Mexico bad cast Democratic msjori-
ties. They both went Republican by IL
creased majorities.
We quote from the last mail.
ANOTHER GuN.-NeW Mexico held her
territorial election on Tuesday, and did
nobly. The response which she made to
the voice Of Vermont is Of the most cheer
ing and satisfactory tenor. Last year,
Charles P. Clever was elected delegate to
Congress over Chavez, the Republican
candidate, by majority Of 81. In 1865,
the Republicans had majority of 1881,
while in 1868 the Democrats carried the
Territory by majority Of ll06. Now,
New Mexico repudiates in toto her "reac-
tion," and elects territorial Legls-
lature, two thirds of the members of which
are out-and-out Radicals. New Mexico
being still in leading strings, has no voice
in the Presidential contest, but the result
of her appeal to the people shows how
thoroughly tuey are III dCCoIudnce Will
the spirit of the great Republican party.
By-and-by another worthy member will be
added to the sisterhood OF States. She will
prove in both houses of Congress and in
the electoral college a fitting Offset to ram
pant little Delaware.
REPUBLICAN VICTORY In CoLoRADo.-The
Republicans have won brilliant triumph
in the Territorial election in Colorado. 10
Denver, the capital, which last year elect
ed a Democratic Mayor, now gives Brad
ford, (Republican) for Congress, 221 ma
jority. As far as heard from, Bradford was
ahead by 500 majority, and the Chairman
of the Republican Central Committee esti-
mates his majority in the whole Territory
at 800 to 1000. AT the last contest for
Congress the vote was as follows:
InSopuo'Ioan ''''''''' 80 80
democratic c.....,..,.'.,',....,'. 4U4o
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
EAFNEsS-DEAFNEss,
DE. ". l. DAVIS.

De. W. L DAVIS.
Who has for many years been sngssed in the prAo-
tiee Of Acoustic Medicine a is veil known, trusts
he may without impropriey assert that the reputa-
ton be has secured By opsnpg the ears Of the deaf
shall be maintained.
Dr. Davis can be canaulsed daily at his ofhce, "a
Canal street on ali Diseases Of the Ear. embracing
Deafness and kindrsd AfnictiOnA mhsi cod
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
NOTICE.. go. NOTICE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
rv New Orleans, August u, 1858, !
Wnereas, application has been made to me 70 can
Gel the official bond of Thomas Bradford NJ D. as
coroner in and for the parish Of Orleans to wit Al
BOND dated December %, A. d. 1857, for the sum Of
$4,000 twenty five thousand dollars, signed by
Ihomas Bradford as principal, and James Al. Gresh.
AN, Charles d. Strong, VIM. Foley, james McNalley
nugh Smith, Garrett j. Odds. John Bronsel and n
Ms joins as securities the said bond being for the
Iaitnful peri oEmance by the said Thomas Bradford
OF his duties as Coroner aforesaid: - :
notice is hereby given to all persons interested in
the said bond TO show in writing at the office Of
Secretary Of State within ninety days after the last
publication hereof. why the said bond should not
be cancelled and annuled. l47l-- : n : 10
@Given under my hand and the seal OF the State Of
the aboye date and the Independence Of the United
States the ninety-third.
By the Governor: M 9a
H. @. wARMOTH,
GEO, E. BovEE, Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

hat MAJORITY is now doubled.

2 EI"V Il1uJOII0J ID INV VOEI0INV1'
The contest was animated, and each side
did its "level best" but the Grant men
came out far ahead, as will be the case this
fall in all the elections, except 10 Kentucky
and other Ku-Kluy ridden States.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
NJ WSP AP ERs, MAGAzINEs
BOOKS. STATIONERY. Fro

1@......-,...... HaroHmo Street. as
EAe ALWAxe FoR sAIE '''''
Al the CITY PAPKRH
AZ. AZ ths % NorthsTn AZ. snd Wsstsrn DAIIIEs.
,l0 different Publioationa ananw ,,h,.n sye
snS ,Anerican haturant The journal 81 Spseulsivs
Ennosopny fnrill1ng NarrAtise Of tbs Dnion Re-
te ana ne AAe5acrc Of the Martyrs of Libe5ty.
s n P,g Esgso u ~ ths Rsbelon. II Oomts De Morst.
eqbseIiptions received for the American uontis,,
nlstoEy q me Great Rebsllion, b. Hnraos Creeey,
~ tMo LArees 10uble column oetavo volumes of 6B
ka8e1 eaens AlnHirAted with IA portralta TnaraV.
sses 4no containing descriptions nf a. ettles
- eue1Auona and ezss rofsEenosl &c.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

We are in receipt Of dispatch from
Hon. W. P. Kellogg stating that @Malae
has given tWenty-one thousand Republiean
majority every Congressional District oar.
xisd.v
senator Kellogg is as Toate for this city
Zoo Many LnrrKRs. Rs.-The Jacobin organ
In this city says, in reference 10 the Htag
rag and kobtsil" display Saturday night
sthe masses arc for Grant This is about
a. true as ia Arnres transforming some flu
Hnto fJIeen 0o0ssnd Said organ, how
A9sf, made 9 Heager apprehension e
1fulk ihan usual an. ~ merely dropping
The tint letter ox sIaa3es" Il would have
asserted shaa Il 9sl kzenn in this comnn'
nifty 10 b. tEne. 1AANs
We zfe etlsenpIy ezStIul o make 81
misinhes whioh Napla ii ~ Times mal
into szf paEiy.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

ITO RENT : LARGE ANN vrrszvuT |,
= ster1-enee Of this 1ne1t IN the cIf1-N0 IA Canal
49, h.9f Qarondqlst street. II q snSosDtibis y
NlM pe fontec cheap. lnhuiro a. -. 7
~ 9EhNQHl 10. STORY Dufldina.
Corner Of oanp ead 0cnnsoa 1tfeeta
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
ADJUSTMENTS,


NADBM = WE n UB4D.
sPALDING 4 BIpwELL.
Esf5 FTopTietoTs and Ais=asefs. n : II
Tuesday, September 15, 1865,
And every night during the week,
EMERSON. ALLEN MANNING,s
MINLTREL COMBINATION.
An entire change Of Programme.
FREE on the Gallery from seven
iected II gn the Polytechnic Institute, Londo,ssa
and the Paris Exposition. -
FESTIVAL EVERY SATURDAY AT l2kM
The management, in presenting to the Ladies ot
New Orleans this splendid combination Of Mipst,sI
ns9fans e R IT. the TSa
ALLEN, and BILLY MANNING, have endeaySNS.ts
to concentrate in one entertainment an arrsy ~
performers unequaed in the country,and one whisf.
please the most fastidious. The Management vis5
line n tie interior Of The theatre Vii 5 5s s5S.
and no deviation from the old established rules MI
De allowed under any circumstances.
The Saturday Matinees will be conducted as usu,
solely for, the amusement and comfort Of LadIe,
attendance. the only successful Matinee Theatre 4.
the south. The Academy during the summer has
painted the yestibule enlarged making It the nost
complete and commodious place of amusement II
ertui Steam FIRE Engine, and great sappy Of Ts KY
IN every part of the house secures the safety OF IN
audience from fire at all times. The building havns
been repaired every season for the past Eve years n
cost OF thousands of dollars. is comparatively new
not having been lefS from year to year to erumtls
away by degrees, and endanger the safety Of IL
patrons The walls solid and SAB
stantialy made; the roof thoroughly I'D
firmly built, and strict examira
tion, according 10 law. by the authorities, m16s|
every year, resulting in its being pronounced III
safest place of amusement in the city, and never
having been condemned as unit place for larrs
gathering of people.
1t is the only thestre in the South warmed in win
ter and cooled IN summer BY powerful patent ma .
cn'anery' Ine present company has not been organ.
ized Tor years. necessarily greeting the eye and ear
with worn out and hackneyed ism but placed before
the public during the present century, thereby en-.
ablng the Management to present all the new and
popular sensations OF the times. selb
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

AIDING & BIDwE ELL,
Eef5 FToDriet0rs and d sssssfs. : !.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

Tuesday, September 15, 1865,
And every night during the week,
E N ERSoN. ALLEN MANNING,
MINLTREL COMBINATION.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

THIOPOTIOONICA, a or illuminated pictures ~
lected II IN the Polytechnic Institute, London'
and the Paris Exposition. II =
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-07

The articles of Impeachment by the
House we're formally laid before the Senate
on Wednesday By the committee ofthat body
having the management in charge, aud the
Senate adopted a motion fxiog o'clock on
Thursday as the time for considering the
impeachm ent OF Andrew johnson.
Another Important step in Interpretations
for the trial of President johnson was made
on Thursday by the Senate resolving itself
into High Court for the consideration of
the Articles Of Impeachment presented By
the House OF Representatives, In anticipa
ton Of the event the galleries of the Senate
were densely pacaed with spectators desir-
Gus Of witnessing scene that will be con-
sitared historic. Precisely at one o'clock
Chief Justice Chase, accompanied by As.
sociale Justice Nelson. ofthe supreme Court
appeared at the bar Of the Senate, escorted
by committee Of Senators. The President
of the Senate anuounced that all legislative
and executive business would imme iiately
cease Tor the purpose OF attending TIC the
business Of Impeachment. Mr.. Wade vacat-
ed the chair, which was taken by the Chief
Justice, to whom the oath was administered
by Associate Justice Nelson. The Chief
Justice then gave notice that the oath would
be administered u the Senators The Iull
was called in alphabetical order and as each
Senator came up the oath was administered.
When the nane OF Senator WGle the Pre-
sldent of the Senate. was called, til" Dem.
ocrats gave the ir.t evidence Of their inten
ton 10 delay the trial by objections and dill
at0ry manuuvrrs Senator Hendricks oh.
jiected to Mr.. Wade being sworn or taking
part il the trial, on the ground that, as in
t.,gn ia
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Reason .rhy Mtsh,er,s Herb Bittsys

cures many different diseases, Is beeau it Is the
lest remedy for a deranged stomach or Dyspep-
sia now known, AMI because it invigorates tbs
entire system, strengthens tie nervous f5res, ele
Yates the standard Of all the vital forces aud sus.
tsins most heslthipl toEo Of the entire human
gahsm. Medicines that will do this will cure any
disease, for the simple reason thai nsture viii 90
ths rest.
We guarantee, that ID woman end child however
pale and eiuscisted can thee Bittegs regularly
f.r twenty days without the return OF the rosy
checks and fair complexion charac1er= Of good
health.
Sold By ali Druggists ana Dealers.
DR. =. Y HARTMAN Co. Propretors, LANcAs
rsH, IA, aud C4I-ico ILLINOIS FEB 2s--!m
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A Proposition to Subscribers.

10 any subscriber sending us the names Of
fire new subscribers with the cash, 80, we will
give credit of one year On hia subscription or
70 any ors not subscribe, eeuding us fire new
sub cribers with the cash, 80 we will send q
copy OF the Whig one year tor nothing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-07

Tho second trial ii John II. Surrat,.
which was 10 have commenced on Monday,
HIS been postponed at the request of the
Prosecuted, ugi;l the next term the court,
aud is likely 10 90 over until May, as the
counsel for the defense will be unable to nj
Iend 10 the case in March OF April. Re
,noval ii the trial 10 another court has been
surgC5tod.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-07

e. We print pleasant gossipng letter
from fair correspondent, to-day, who we
hope will favor orr readers often with SIM.
lar communications. by her own showing,
she has the Il Ia to herself, and we hope she
win not fail 10 appreciate the rara opportu-
ni,y !hus afforded.
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A7ESATII MAk5HALi. his wife, JOSHUA -
| H. Kirk AND CLAkIs3A g KlEK.
his wife.
In the Circuit Corrt for Cecil county. +, ohsoo.r,
February 2iti!, 1898
The object Of this suit ia to procure Ueer,e G,r
Ne sIe q certain Red Estate located in tic Eish III
,se'Lnh Listrlct OF tecil county Of which Frsncig
smith late q said county, denap4@d vas ~ ia
tezed and pG-sessed, consisting Of Trace
- lahdr kn"vn as Tho Level &C.. ami .optsinif q
about one hundred and one acres, more or Isssa
|hich was conveyed to the ssIi FraHci+ P Smith
IT,retsed, ~ Two deeds Of CongryancA-the ous
rom certain Jonas Preston bearing date On ia
ist day of April, AID. Is2u. duly executeu ana re-
rordsd IN Ltber j. s., No. H. folio 81 &c ons Of t,
Land Record Books Of C,c COUNTY Aforesaid an;
mo second from certain Levin Nicholson and VII.
bearing date on the 18th Of February A H. I.35 dnI
"Iecuted a,,t recorded in Iibrr j, s.. No. g fli,o
,,n.o ,iP'Irr o sd Land Record Books, for the
The h states that the said Francis p. Smith
Heihed amt possessed in hq lite.t time IA af,re.aic
life interstate, leaving Priscilla Smith Aseu1th MAJ
s srni.I WIZ Of samuel Marshall formerly Aserath
ortnrTIy Chtssa $. Smith, aud tho compla iuanr
jonn g. smith, has only children md heirs ~ law
partition and csnnot I've dyidcd without F !. a 81
injury 70 the parties Interested; hatits for the inter,
81 T Pas s'ta%e Oh ~ paric Concerned that the
diS!-on; thai The -aii Samuel Marshall and Aseneth
Marshall, his wife, formerly Asenath smith. are res
rehIS o. me STATE OF Delaware thst The said .hu.
r.. hWh and ClaIis'a :. Kirk, his wife, fo.atcriY
C!arisSa j. smith residents Of the STATE OF ann
syNa' ana non-ree ldcnts OF the STATE OF MARY land
1t II thcrcCP"n adu1gni and ordered that The
complainant ny causing copy of tai- order to ba
hhsell'n IA some newspaper published mt Elktou
18th day Of March, noXt, give notice 10 he sid
absent defendants Of tho object and substaucc of
TINS Bil and warn them to appear in this Court in
person 81 ny solicitor, on before the 18th dav OF
June, next 70 answer the premises and show cause
II any they have why Decree ought not to piss a,
prayed. DAVID SCOI'T tIor "
=, iIut copy; test DAVID SCOTT,
=" ~ iN'N>-im Clerk
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------- - - - . -
MARRIED,

POINSETT-BRUMFlELD Feb q, ID
the Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal church,
by the Pastor, Rev 7. n. Shippers, CHst.
". PoINsETr. Of Wimington, and Lrvls
IA BnrWririD Of Plsiiade|plia, inraerIy
ofPort Deposit
KIRKPATRICK - ALEXAEDER = Feb.
81, in Smyrea, Del, by Rev. " i. Grege.
.Joas c. KIKHPATrICK, Of II !, county, and
ELEANOR 5. ALrzAsbEs, Of New Castle
county.
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Deafness. Blindness aad Ca,arrs,

I INAALs. 81. d, Ucu!lSt and ANrist,
AZ. Professor OF the Eye aud Ear, Formerly
OF nyder, Holland, located at No. sos Arch
street. Fhilade'phin, whura persons "iaicted
with diseases OF; ths EYE, LAR OF CArAnRu
VIII he scientifically treated cnd cured, #
durable The Medical faculty Ia invited, as
be tas nn secrets y! ;t's mod at treatment
% Artificial Eyes Inserted Without pain
No charges made TO- n6aniIalion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-07

20 Our several correspondents this week
have our thanks for their contributions. We
hope to receive many mora such interesting
letters from them and others influenced by a
similar spirit.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-07

We defy the v.arid 20 produce Soaps rha,
will give better satisfaction than our VII
miugou City, Olive, Defensive and Brown
Sold bv al Gracer,. MOORE & BRO, Sd
md Orange Sls., Wilmington. Del,
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10 Me Ladies. Our Wilmington City
Soap only wants 10 lie tried to become q
iaycr.te in every family, the sale Of which
mas more ban doub.ed in he last two weeks.
Sol! by all grocers MOORE II BRO, 81
ana Orange SITS, Wilmington, Del.
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GgIFs YGyNE E0LgAs.

The lensod Tor this periodical continuef and We
hope every family which is not already supplied viii
once allow 10 irtsent them with copy for one
Year, on the simple condition that new Subscriber
with the money he seut us. Old Subscribers not II,
arrears viii 30 supplied also if they will on renow-
ing their subscriptions, send u fifty cents extra
No more appropriate OF valuable plesen; could be
ds sired, which would he gladly look ed for
from month to month"; as this monthly magazine OF
brilliant stories and beautiful illustrations. The
puhl!s hers' price IS 500.
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THE CECIL. WING.
ELRTaN. MARCH Z. 1865

Observation-Disclosures ExscutJrs and Others
havng business In tle Urphaas Court which requires
ADVERTISING Val please ie particular when they want
such notices nplesr in N. Hhy leave orders 70
that effect Otherwise the Registe; is liable 90 put all
such Netlces IN The DGat1crdt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-07

Try our Soaps, and if they fail in The
great work they arc expected to do, your
money will be refunded Sold By Grocers,
MOORE! & BhO,. Sd and Orange SIS, "il.
mincton. Del.
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g,IEes.Sfl SALES


AhvtfpsLp IN THIS fArFE' OF FOR ~ki'
KILLS. HAVE AhES PRINTED 1T THIS OFFICE.
Lu,,a Brown, near Rising sun, Stock
Farming Ivrlen1,nt.. ,.....,,...,...,......,. 9
OgboTn Reed, rear Newsst Depo,.
stack ard Tarn,in., T,onlsmonts q
Charlie. Canlia and Tbos, ]. Wilson,
near p. N. Wnn.o. sock and FARMING
Tmnleme,t,, "a
mo, q. Smith. Administrator of Fran.
cis p. Smith, dec'r. Stock, larm;n.
Imnlements and HousaLold Gnoas.....' II
fbos, E. Noon, Lou9lardyiilo, Sleek,
Farming Imnlemen,s. &c. II
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I'D iED.

JOHNSON On Sunday, the 22d Of Feb
ruary, J NJ A. IofysoE, in the clat year
of his ago.
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~ 81 Larpe vi7is. Morocco Csc, coatoih, %
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SiUrcr FAMILY a;.i TRAVELLING cases, with
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Specifics for ali PRIVATE ni-KAsGs. both fr
CURING, auG fer PREVENTIVE treatment in
60. These Remedies ~ the n single box are
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II ChHFsa, 90 receipt VI ttle p,ics.
sjiress hvmphrays' spao,3c
homeopathic Medicine Company,
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TOR SALE bY all DRUGGISTS.
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CARPENTERS 80oT
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ar. ,srson who viii send ua Tia name Of II Irw sub.
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We volume, aud tho demand continues undated -
It ought 10 hr in every family in the couutry. The
retail price ut tina book stores is 81 80.
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period.
It's Cash Eeceirts during tho post t;rea rnorfla
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IL Wrt..s are chosen from al tho !eaqiag Chr >tia
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l.. VI. ENGLAND EON,
PaARA.cErTIsTs,
Corner Second and King SITS, WILMINGTON Icl.
Sold Retail IN Eikton oy IN. II. II. M,TcnM,-
Wholesale IN ihiaieiuuia 10y Irlplton HuiiaoYa, (
t0wGCn. % y. 9th street Mar -, lEy--p
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miscellaneous.
NOTICE
JOHN & SMITH

PRISCILLA SMITH. SAMUEL ManS.,I AND
A5ENATH MARSHALL. his WIFE Jp9ji,,i
H. Kirk AND CLAkIsjA g KIRK,
his yVlfo
The New York herald., 1868-04-27
Prosress Of Mexican Anarchy.

According to the special kilograms and other
day Mexican anarchy is rapidly progressing.
A ministerial circular, indeed, had been issued
to all magistrates prohibiting any further ar
bitrary arrests, and all magistrates infringing
any Of the provisions OF the constitution were
to be prosecuted. This seems to indicate, even
in Mexico. greater lingering regard for con-
stitutionol law than is manifested by our
own radical revolutionists at Washington. But,
on the other hand, the Mexican revolutionists
are more than usually sudacious and active.
The supply Of revolutionary leaders in Mexico
is apparently incxhaustible. No sooner does
one Of them succumb to superior power than
others successively arise. The monstrous evil
which ravages that ill-fated country is hydra
headed. II the rumorcd submission of General
Jiminez to the supreme government Of the
State OF Guerrero and the disbanding Of his
troops are officially verified. advices from
Cuadalajsra state that the commander OF
the forces who had been ordered 10 Join
Corona at Sinsloa had refused 10 obey
the war in Sinaloa was raging nercely: the
forces Of Negrcte were becoming more and
more formidable. and were dreaded 10y the
authorities, and Ortega's party il making
strong exertlons in alliance with Neprete,
Leon. Galvea. Vicario and other chiefs. Rem
terra and velasco had collected q force
OF about thirteen hundred. and were levy
ing contributions on the inhabitants, thus
compelling the general government 10 hold
back its troops for new campaign. Stages
leaving the capital were almos, regularly
robbed. Hitherto the banditti have contentcd
themselves with robbing the passengers, but
now, as in the case Of the stage coach between
Tulancingo and the capital they are beginning
10 rob the malls. AZ an additional complica-
ton to the dstresses Of the people the cotton
crop has been destroyed by the worm. And az
q natural reeult of anarchy and war, the com
| merce Of Vera Cruz and the other towns was
completely paralyzed.
This gloomy but unexaggerated picture Of
| the actual condition OF Mexico confirms the
I opinion which we have 80 often had occasion
to express--that order cannot be expected "a
! come out Of all this chaos unless direct ex