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River Print Cloth Market.

DoSTCN, juno % PRINTING GLoTH During the
carly % irt o tho woch eadng t-dny, soods rapidly
advanced ON Ss to SIC. at which price some 0f
our manufacturers sold 10 limited e1tsnt foz fatTe
r.odpchon, since then. wiz, tho lull in Liver co.
market, cloths Love be. quietcr witt less demand
firm buyers The stock in this m1rset however, Is
very I,:ht and manufacturers are not disposed tn
m IKE much concession IN prices. We quite as fol-
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Conslsnoes per South carolina railroad,
y,xnn az

Cons,snoes per South yaroriaa railroad
Juno "a.
ba!os Cotton, 81 bnes Dpmestics, 81 sacks z ou-,
rs bbls Flour 80 bu:d.cs Paper, 4112 bushels Gfail
7e9 boxes Fruit Is cars Cross II 8, cnrs lumber.
l cor Cattle. 10 Chisom Bros j Campten Co, "
hunt, Adams. Frost Co. woch Drand g.. Dart
Wirth, Cameron. GnrEley e co, street Brothers
Co, J \ Teidemau & Co, T O KracAc, j Il Bagge t.
] 6 Sloan. Burn. e II Rodgers Il Co. VIII
II Abs & Co. @ Follin. : tenhouse Co, Togni,
kaein, Goldsmith 8; son, Railroad Agent.
ConsIsnecs per Northeastern Railroad,
Juno 27.
s,6 b, Is Navi Storcs, ba'e Cotton, csrs lumber
cars tcck, bbls Potatoes, Mjze. Sc. 10 Baker
& CO, Adams, Fros. 20, b Elschoi 70, Il Mo-
Tin. W III. sman, G To-in Mrs Z Jay, J japir-
son & TO- NJ oldsinith &: son, Naz5ck Brothers
Davis. G Pritchet. J Marshail. Jr, : Cohen, D
simmons. u W Williams Ss Co, 'uwycr.
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co. sARsAP.RILLIAN REsoLYENr. Is a
bctter remedy .naa sGcr cu-aivo 70: Kidney, Blad-
der and Utsrlno dlculies thaI Buchu. 1urpendne,
Cubehs, Lun,pe7 I'm, or any other direct diuretic
Enou1.
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H- NOTICE.-OFFICE OF CITY REGIS
ThR, CHARLESTON, s. c., June %, 1868 In con-
se0ence of the resignation Of Dr.. Jos. Yates, tie
ofRe and Dispensary Of the First Health District
haV Vbesn removed from No. 1e Market-s're:t to the
NorHME.T CORNER OF GEORGE AND ANsoN
aIIEEIS-physiNtan 81 in charge. DR.. T, GRANGE
sIADNs; residence, WEST END OF MONTAGUE
STREET.
BOUNDARIES OF THE DISTRICT.
Bonded on the north by south side OF Calhoun
stree the east by Cooper River, on the south by
Sou hBat:sry, and on the west By east side oil Meet
ing-stcet
Ofae hours-Mornlns between 0 and 10 o'clock,
Afternoon between and O'Clock.
tsined, GEORGE g. PELZEP. II. D.,
Juut2a 10 City Registrar.
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Totai esporcs since sept l. iS07....i-lo' 4i2'o''
F1sASc1AL-Gold Ermar at 1:9ll!i. Exchange
New York light is quiet; bought as psr and sold pt
premium. sterling /; bought a: i52a162H for sixty
R!cE-Is dull with small stock. We quito: Clean
Caro-. n. 1oi1oiac; oy the single cas1. : higher;
rough s2 25n2 80: seed, Ssai; midding rice. aSc;
Rangoon, .0;sal1c. a. 80
eFRE1oH1s-Are dull aad very i,reguar. We quote:
To Liverpool by sa, "a On up!ands aad sd on sea
is aads; on timber, 25s; % ouesnssown' sss whom
sd on up!snis, ga OF gel Islands, TO Nv ;0rk
by s:e.m. 51c or bale; 5oc'on' donestcs. TO Ph l.
aiephia, Il rs o. upands, Coo, on donesdcs. The
san Salvador TOR Now YORK takesr otton a. 6oc pc :
BALE aad the Virginia ito ar!ive) at SOC pr bale
Boston, So on uplands through via Philadephia'
On U nd loBal,iinore, by steam, 81 Pc. nalo M.
Baltimore to Bos.oa So per bale Rice % Loris7t TO-
Ky sc rer lclt5 toCnc!Ihsti i5sc; st Louis 3Sc;
Coastwise re.ghts sre more ,aciiye. Small vessels
with large ports Il request as We e1r1 e sever
81 cargoe OF helvy timber awainng shipment Lum.
be: to Baltimore and Philadelphia ssi9i 70 New
York aud Boston OF timber apd unbe S10ai2 Gu
bsa fre!ch.s on Iurihes ss to north s!ee seiI0 to
south s:dA., sma yesss as ae wanted tor the trade
Sou Ama-:co. f:eiga.s SO. aad e3 primaya can be
rlI ~. - TO t't
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~ TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
iHARLESTON DISTRICT.-N The COMMON
lLEAS-JAMES MoCABE vs.. ROBERT McCAR-
lOLL.-ATTACHMENT.- Where's, the plaintiff did,
q the thirteenth day of June, file his declaration
gairss the defendant. who as it is sad) Is absent
tom and without the limits Of this State, and has
nither wife nor attorney known within the same.
pon whom copy OF the said declaration might be
vsd Isis therefore ordered. TINT the said defend
at do appear and plead to the said declaration on or
btore the fourteenth day Of June, which will be in
htyear Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
s!g-nine otherwise final and absolute judgment
vii then be given and awarded against him.
J.W. BgowNTiELD, C. CP.
Clerks Office, Charleston District.
tIppa TX rn19
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@NEW MARRIAGE GUIDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men, Physiological Errors, Aouses and
Diseases incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which create IInpcdiments to MARRIAGE, with sure
means of relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
OF charge Address DR.. j. &EILLN HOUGHTON.
howard. Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 81
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Markets by Telegraph.

LoA0os, June 27-Evenirs. a4';ao!A
Bonds zssfaIsz -, - 49, =. .
LIVERPOOL. juno 27-Noo: Cotton Hrm; sales
4, 600 bales. Bseaastuos quiet. Lari CPS
IS Eyenius-cotton quiet and s:eady;. sales 10000
bales Com szs 81. Wheat los "a: Flour sls
Pork 7ss Cd. Lard dheavy. Let - 1.-' 81 90
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RarCONJUGAL LOVE. AND TILE aAPPI-
MES. OF TB- e MARRIaGE-lsslys for Young
Men on The Er1ora. Abuse7 und Diseases which de-
stroy tho Manly Powers and create i1npcdimcnts to
Marriage with sure means Of ,c.irf. Sert in sealed
letter envelopes free Of charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. Cox p, Philadelphia. Pa.
May 20 3mo
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gTlE STEAMER CITY POINT WILL
discontinue her t1ps to Florida for Simmer repairs,
unit. fu.ther notice June2
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sARSApARILLAN sEso tvENT Is quicker cure
for the mocai ospos, blemisses. so:es' erupions
of tie ska, black aos o: worms In the flesh, than
nny of the ordinar Saisaparilps in use. 1hesc de.
co,Hons arc mcle n hes TO the powerful s;inuiat-
ing and purifying ficacy OF DR.. RADWiF's sAHSA-
pARIL Ian RESoLvENT. a fow d ,ses will restore
tas vsor o. Life ta'hswsak, debil.tatei and iaarm.
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sy OFFICE CHARLESTON CASLlGHT
COMPANY. June "a, 1864 Dividend OF FIFTY
C-ErS Per SHARE On tn, Capital stock Of this
Company having been declared by the Directors,
the Same will be pad on and :f,er 1st prorin,o.
The Books of Transfer will be los-d from thus date
to 1st prodmo. W. J. HERiOF,
June a Secretary.
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T'ne Cnarles,on Cotton Marker

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLEsToS. Saturday Ercning, Jure p, '0s. !
There were but few sellers =: cur qcota::c1a. FAC
tors generally asking b!eherr rates. ssesi ha!es
say at a. at 25. 4at c. 20 1T 10 a. 90 50 a:so
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~ FIRST NATIONAL BiNK OF
N.-.HARLEs. on. Juno 81, 1893
DIvIDEND.-Th Board of Directors OF this Bank
having declared O Div:iend of FIVE 10y PER CENT.
free of Government Tax, on the capital sto:k the
same will be paid TO tho Stockholders on an1 after
the Is. in next: VIM. c. BREEsa,
Jnnc % Cashier.
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, June 25-coTToN.-Our market ex.
bbited some little inquiry during the latter part o;
last week, caused by the aovanct in Liverpool AID
4 more than corresponding rise IN prices in New
York, but has again reIapsed into its summer dull
ness. Had cur factors given way materially, we
should doubtless have had more doing as We are
now approaching period when 1t is supposcftoat
our own spinners will be complied 10 take freely
o. the light stock on hand. We dnd here very
slim offering stock, and that is composed gsner!ly
Of the lower qualities, very few lots grading over
low midding, which is held yaIiously at from 2Sh
a33c. In fact, we have no quotations. to give
and we forbeal giving them, merely sntns that good
ordinary cannot &c purchased under 2'c' Wni:e 70;
is the offered prize.
Crop counts are generally more favorable aud
while they are So thereis disposition evnced 70
place the general estimate higher than last yoar IN
tact two and quarter millions seems the favorte
figure Cullng nom all our advices, We see no Lea.
son for apprehension Ct much lower prices, ana II
as New York circulars indicate that american SPIN.
ners want 10 600 bales per week until the new crop
comes II freely namely. sly ten weeks at tnat ra,e
or 100 900 bales; there is every reason 10 believe IL
higher rates. There seems to us good reason .or
such an IMPRESSION when money Is 60 aonndans
and as we see by the Times. commercial report tnas
more activity prevails IN cot'oo gooos' anu tat
still greater degree Is prophesied TOR neAi ~ nlon.h
The harvest pi omises we'll everywhere ana cueap
f.od OF course fosters consumption CT fabrics,
This country is, as tar as the p:ice OF cotton is
concerned, independent OF Europe, anu aiinoug1 au
advance there stimulates our markets her'. ELL we
advance faster and fail slower and in less pSopor-
on OIL any news from over the water. Soa'aern
marke sre part cu.aily strong; IN fact me eress
New Orleans only exhibits stock OF 1.CV oaiss.
In view Of small sales aad reducing s,ocIs IL seems
to Us that factors shipping rather tnan gel. at
forced prices feeling grea, confidence IN Ito iusore
of the article We are however, ind,spo:ed t. iook
Tor ext.avacart prices. unless Subsequent oaaster
beialls the growing cro-
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Clothing anh furnishing woobs.

Clothing anh furnishing GOODS.
LOOK AT THE PRICES /!
ID 5fIIII||iilll } .
= ::SS4l'4azlZ=1.I
0W~g =.
LOOK AT THE PRICES TO WHICH WE
HAVE MARKED oTR STOCK OF LIGHT
WooLLENs AND LINENS MADE FOR THIS
SEASONS TRADE, AND SEE WITH HOW
LITTLE MONEY YOU CAN PURCHASE A
COOL AND COMFORTABLE SUIT MADE .
IN THE BEST MANNER. = g
FINE MIXED CASHMERE sUIT-saN,
PANTS AND VEST. T.......................s;l6 l6 90
SCOTCH CASHMERE sU1T-SAcK,. PANTS 90
AND VEST. ....................-.,-..,. l7W
FINE DARK MIXED CASHMERE SUIT
SACK, PANTS AND VEST ...,............. IS 90
FINE, INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL SUIT
SACK, PANTS AND vEsT.......-........ ls 90
SILK MIXED CASHMERE sUIT-sAoR,
PANTS AND vEsT..... Observation-Disclosures. ;.s 1000
BLACK D'ETE sUIT-sAck, PANTS AND
BLACK THICoT sACK...s...........-..... 10 90
LIGHT FRENCH FLANNEL SACK. 400
BLACK ALPACA SACKS. .....:.!. = 9 50 to 90
LOT OF FANCY CASHMERE sAcEs-sor- $50
merry sold at 50 90 to sl2 co-no~... 100
LOT OF MIDDLEsEX CASHMERE SACKS. 500
FANCY CASHMERE PANTs................ 500
GREY FLANNEL PANTS AND VESTS. -. 400
GREY FLANrEL SAGE AND DPANTs........ps6o
coTToNADE UITs-sAGKs ,ANpf
PANTs.............-...... ............sa 50 to 80 90
wBIIE DUCK sUIrs-sAcK, PANTS AND
vEST........... .......................... 10 oo
BEAvY WHITE DUCK sUIT-sAcK, PANTS
AED EST.......................... -. ;. 10 Gu
BROWN DUCK AND LINEN SACKS. eco to 500
BROWN DUCK AND LINEN PaNTs...:1 1 90 to 90
BROWN DUcK AND LINEN VESTS. ~ 90 to go
WHITE MARsEILLEs VESTS '..:.S -. so to s 20
G>i i;,:;.s g.: ID.
.e.r4si ssmes.4 II .s-o4 aa'
.GENTLEHIEn's. FURNISHING GOODS. Is
snx AND eAUzE MER1No UaDERsH1n1s
AND DRAWERS, LINEN, MUSLIN AND JEAN
DRAWERS, HOSIERY. GLOVES, T1E=. scARFs.
BOWS, COLLARS. &C.. &C. 49, .s,..-
WHITE SHIRTS at 50 co. So 50 and 50 %.
.l:l
ca. ONE PRICE. w
MACuLLAR, WILLIAMS s. PARKER,
No. a7o EIsG.
CORNER OF HAsEL-sTREFT,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
20
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PORT CALENDAR.

rnAsss OF TUE NOON.
Full Moon, 4th. 3 hlure 81 minutes. evening.
Last Quarter, 18th, hours. 81 minutes cvaDing
New Moon, 10th, 4 hours 48 minutes. evening.
First Quarter, 2C:h. hours 43 minutes, morning.
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s@rHE pICNIC THAT WAS POST.
PONED from tue :5ih inst mt, will come OF oa Non
da. 2oh instant. all corsesnel IL the days amuse-
pcnt vii he on hand, and cin g-t their Tickets ut
the boat end save thoir boat expenses. The steamer
will leave Market wharf lt eight A. III.
juno II
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Special! uotitcs.

eJrA SPECIAL MEET. Nc o. TIE LOT
HOLDERS of Maznoiia Cerue$ery will be held At the
HaiI of the Charleston Insurance aud Trust c0m-
pany on Monla", 20th instiut, at Twelve O'Clock l.
June 23 tuthsn4
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0bitaayH.

STR. EFT Del. IN tais city. on ho morning Of
Tho 27;h inst, ANNA CagCLiNG. ;nfias Jaushier OF
I ia I)ECs ard NM FL. .TlEac.
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Marine neujs.
Arrived Saturday.

Port Of Charleston. June 2e-
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L1yrapoooL eLAssITieA-os
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RADwAY,s sARs, PAR,LLlAN REsoLyENT is TIC
consumphve's hope. II looss.s.ths phle2m. repsis
tho vase OF the bsly viii new and hciltay mate,
ria. mndo from 7u,,, iica :o,d. and stops decay
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A large and VOL selected stosk' Of
...5'...;-~ -
FINE AND MEDIUM QUALITIES
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
For Mol. Youths and Boys,
Is offered at LOW PRICES, to which tic attention
of buyers is directed.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
SILK. COTTON Isle THREAD AND aAUzE
MER1No UNDER SHIRTS
JEAN DRAWERS, of superior make
ALL VARIETIES OF scARFs
BOWS. NIECE TIES ..-
STOCKS. GLOVES. &C., &c.
A1so,a t.tll
THE STAR BRAND SHIRTS,
Noted for their fitting qualities and superior work
manship.
COLLARS, Of all the prevailing styles. such as
SARATOGA, SHAKESPEARE
Ell DORADO, THALBURG
BYRON, pERsIGNY
EGBERT &C., &C.. &c.
TAILORING DEPARTMENT
Supplied with an elegant assortment of
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
CLOTHS, CAssLMERES AND .VEsTINGS
Which will be made up to order under the care Off
FIRsT.OLAss FRENCH GUTTER.
Aviat to the Store is solicited, and the Stock will
be shown with pleasure.
Prices fixed and married. on eat b article in plain
figures. -
D. W. McTUREoUs, Superintendent sa. c
| Junee limo
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ss-A FACT WoRTA KNoWING.-THE
best investment for an invdid; who suffers from
debility or loss of appetite, b bottle of PANE
MINIS Herahc Bittera a5 1t wilbe sure to give relief
F or sale by all Druggists.
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ALBERT o. STONE,
JOHN F. MABER,

Juno 2s &:nto:ttee 60 lrd Of 5ianasemept.
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lIELANGES.

IL y a quelques annGes, un capitaine
de- la marine a: glaise, sir Harris, prit
possession au nom de Ia refine Victoria
dune ba]eine qni dor:nait dun profond
sommeil au miieu de la mel. polaire.
L'animal Sc revei,la jnste au moment
Oh Ion aIlait 6tahlir un blockaus sur son
large dos. afn de Sc proteger contre les
excursions des naturels du pays.
Lr capitaine Harris fut noye.
&c qui n'emp1che pas la bale'ne de
fiyurer sur toutes les cartes marines
entire le hui;ieme ct le neuvene d'gre
de- latitude, sous lie nom de Harris
island \ile d'Harris.)
I'm jcune etudiant, vendant sonvent
sa bibliotheque pour Sc procurtr de lar
gent, s'adresse un jour d C.--., un
libraire honnte hornme:
"J'ai besoin de livfes, lui dit-il Tau
tcur de mes jours ,ous les paiera:
-Je comprends ce que vons deslrez'
repondit le llbrare; v"us yonlez RI
brfg6 de Ia elf des Psrcs' Je n'ed'te
point Get Outrage.
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COMPOSITION DE La LEGISLATURE


| EXCfalt Qc IADcIue uo Id Az ~
Dams notre article de dimanche mat1n,
nous avons demande ce que talssaient
les guaranteeing democrates do la
Chambre, parce que nous etions a'ors
sous l'impression que tous, san' qta'ie
Il, cinq, avaient Gt' adnls u s'espr'
tvftait une erreur que nous nous en-
,rpssons de rectifer. II ny eu ~
d6mocrates d'admis i Ia Chambre' SIX
ont etc remplaces par leurs concurrents
radicaux, ct dix-sept sont encore exci"s
rarce que leurs sieges sont contestes.
Voici, d'ailleurs, quelqnes rense'snc-
ments sur la composition de la Legls!a-
ture:
Ia liste olficielle des senateurs ct
represantants eIus, dresse par une COM
mission nomn6, par lie general Bncha-
nan, comprenait pour le Senat: 20 ra-
dicaux ct 16 dtmocrates; ct p"ur la
Chambre: Sc radicaux ct 45democra'es.
LIE Senat compte actuellement 81 ra-
dicaux ct Is dGmocrates, parce que les
radicaux, Ell l'abspnce des democratrs'
ont declare Nj. II. J. Campbell elu a Ia
place lie NJ. Anthony Sambola.
La Chambre ne compte que "a mem
bres; aux Sc radicanx ltgalemeht elus
sont venus sajouter six radicaux sub
stitu6s par la majorite six democrates
qui avaient recu leurs certihcats de Tau
torie miIitaire.
Les six democratps ainsi arbltralre-
ment exclus sont MN. G. G. Butler de
Bienville. remplace par E. W. W.'Dewees ::
L. H. KNAPP, de St. Bernard, relnplace
par A. II. Lee (proprietaire du Republic
can); John N. Howell, Zac. Howell ct
James Christian, de Caddo, remplaces
par G. w. Lowell, J. Ii. McVean, Mo-
ses Terrett; ct T. NJ. Gotten, de Soto,
romplace par Jas. J. Walsh.
LES dix sept democrates qui mont pas
etc admis parce que leurs siegrs sont
contestes sont MM Frank Borge, Jas.
Z. Currell, Jos. II. De Grange, Charles
A. Egger, J. i. Repgstorff, q: stringer'
P. Fl. Waters, L. A. Wiloz, T. Z. Za-
charie, ct Jacob Zoelly, de la paroisse
Orleans; L. Z. Bryant, de st. Martin;
B. E. CLANCY, j. 5. Huguet ct james
McMulley, d'EstsRaton Rouge; j. o.
Humble, J. M. Judice, de Franklin; ct
J. ID. Wemple. de De Soto.
La paroisse d'Orleans nomme %
representants IA democrates ct ra-
dicaux. La Chambre a admis sans diff.
ficultes les radicaux bien que, dams lie
troisieme district repr6sentatif surtout,
il Y ait eu des fraudes monstrueuses, ct
ellie refuse d'ad,nettre dix des quatorze
democrates elus, sous pretexte que leurs
sieges sont contestes. C'est la de la
Justice radicale. II est evident que tous
ceux oui avaient des certifcats d'elec'
tiun devaient etre admis au meme titre
pu pr6tant le ser,neat constitu ionnri ;
car les certifcats n'avaient etc delivres
qu'arpres une verifcatin scrupuleuse
faite par la commission militaire. Mais
il n'entrait pas dams les vues des aspi-
rants senateurs d'admettre Ia delegation
orlGanaise tout enticre. De Ia les abus
de pouvoir que nous venons de relater et
qui privent. % democrates de leurs
sieges.
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OU TENDENT LES RADICAUX
(Extralt de pAbeille de la N. o.

Les aventuriers quf ont pris lei la di-
rection du parti radical sont apparent
ment decides a faire une experience :
celle de savoir jusqu'od pourra aller la
patience du peuple de la Louisiana. A
peine leur premiere tentative pour priver
les democrates des droits que lenr await
coDferes l'election a-t-e!le echoue. grace
a l'intervention de rautorite militaire,
au'ils Sc hatent de la renouyeler sons
nns autre forme. L'omnipotence de leur
parti ct l'assujettissement des popula-
tions d leur bon plaisir, telle est ici
CONNIE d Washipton. 10 devise des ra-
dicauxa QUAINT aux moyens d employer,
lis different snivant les Circumstances.
Tandis que le Congress rebuilt a meant
preroga.ives da President ct s'arroge
tous les pouvoirs, la Legislature de la
Louisiana trouve plus facile de faire du
Gouyernear, qui est un radical, nm We
ritable dictateur.
La Chambre deja vote deux bills
don't nous Demons plus loin le texte:
fun q pour Object de METRE le contr6Ie
do /. police urbaine entire les mains du
Gonyerneur on dun bureau de cinq
membses, NOMINEES par lui; rautre ac-
coros an Gouverneur le droit d'annuler
les eiections, ct de donner on refusser
des commissions suivant son caprice.
81 le Senat passe ces deux bills, Nj
Warmo,h devient un veritable autocrate
qui pent fouler aux pieds la Constitution
ct 80 considerer CONNIE le maitre absolu
en- Louis ane.
In Cour Supreme devant stre com.
poses do juges NOMINEES par le gouver
npur, ssra naturellement a la discretion
de CO de dernier qui poarra agir sans
Icontr6le Ut sans freifi.
81 le parti radical deoute par abuse,
j ainsi du pouvoir que les circumstances.
llui ont donnie, on peut s'at:endre d Il
yoir aller plus loin encare dams cett,
folle carriere. Sill existe. an Senat
Iquelques esprits sages ct mieux avises
ils feront bien de- METRE un temps d'ar
ret a cetts legislation hatiye ct ire
nechie, que les carpet-Jdggers cherchen
d faire adopter, tambeur batfant. sou,
lrempire de ragisation aui regne dan
l'Assemblee.
Nous no savons CO que font les 4;
inemhres democrates dc ID Chambre
mail lis samblent laisser Ia carriere com
pietement libre aux radicaux. LES vote
/ les plus importanis ne constatent |,
presence qued'une douzaine d'apposants
Les senateurs conservateurs paraissen
etre plus esacts 4 leur posse. Nous es
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-07-11
VENTE PUBLIQUE.
Succession sa'AE>etac Matte.

Succession d. Aa>@shc I7aastc.
TIN VERTU dun ordre de Honorable Ia
80 Cour du Huit!emc District Judiciaire
de TEtat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia
Paroissc St. Landry, il sera yendu en- vente
publoue, au dernicr ct plus offrant cnche-
risseur, par lie soussigne Administrator, ou
uar IN encanteur dilmcnt co,nmisSionne, q
ia residence de administrator q pclnte
Noirc en- ce;te paroissc, lc
MERCREDl, 30 Juliet 1868,
les Droprictes ci-apres dtcrites dependant
1e la Succession d'Arsene Matte dsc6dee,
dernierement de Ia Paroisse St. Landry,
savoir:
LIES Sill DUNE TERRE AYANT
5 arpents de face sur 40 de pro!ondeur, sit
uae i Pointe Noire en- cette paroissc, bornce
au Nord par les tcrres de la famiIle Bellalr
au Sud par la terre de Heraut, a iE>t par lie
Bayou Plaqucmine Brulee, Ct lOuest par
lie domaine public.
2-Un lit dc plume, 1 vie:l c!,aiScs, IN
ronet, unc grande chaudiere, totes de
cochons, un cheval domt'tt, IN vcan de dcux
ans, 100 picux en- cypre $ pieds dc l"nS:
TGRuEs Ell CoSDTIoEs. LES p~opr.c'eS
mohiliares pour dua.comptant In terre Il
IN ct deux ans de cred ttn jour ,lc Ia VENT,
! les acoGereurs fourniSSant caution a la sat
| isfaction de administrator les som'ues
non payees aux echeances porteront inter ct
rason de huit pour cent Tan de ltchG~
ancc jnsqu'au Placement; les placements
scront fats i William Eihins la terrc de-
meurant spe' iaement hypthcqnec il la sue
| cession jusqu'au Placement deIriti(.
ANTOINE ARADTE,
| i,in 90 Administrators.