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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-26

Political CONFERENCE.-The Republican
State Campaign Committee meets each day at noon,
at No. II Dryades street, It is sending canvassers
all over the State, and needs and must have meney
for this purpose. All who desire the election of
Grant and Colfax, and the success of the Republi.
can party, are earnestly requested to Immediately
hand their contributions to S. B. Packard, Chair
man, or to the Treasurer. The Tressurer's books
containing list of all subscriptions and all expen
ditures, will always be open the inspection of Re
pubiiesns and subscribers.
S. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
&C l3tnoa
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Attention, Grant Wide Awakes, Third
Ward.-This club meets every TUESDAY and FRI.
DAY evening, on Gravier street, between Liberty
and Howard. Radical Republicans are cordially
invited to attend.
GEoRG E WILLIAMS. President.
PETER BAx. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-26

Eighth Ward Republicans, Rally RaI-
ly! Rally'-Hon. S. B. Packard, Hon. j. H Sypher
and other distinguished speakers will address the
meeting on SATURDAY October TO-
WI. DOUGLAS,
Chairman Committee on Orators
ocs o. @. BLANDIN.
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pERsONAL.


fSAAASNAAS.,,.,....,. ,..,'.,'.PEhsOSA AL
THE CHILDREN OF LOUISA CALDWELL,
teooired, late deceased will hear Of something to
their interest By applying to
A. O. DIBOLL,
oc 236s. Attorney at Wilmington, Ohio
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-26

LA MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall. September %, 1868.
No. 1037-New Series. j
Resolved, That the Controller be and he is hereby
authorized after five days notice in the official Jour
nal to adjudicate contract to the lowest bidder or
bidders, for Smelling Claiborne street. between Es-
planade and Eysian Fields streets, the work to be
done in strict accordance with plans and specifca-
lions on file in the office of the Oity Surveyor.
[Signedl ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved September g. 1858.
Signed JOHN l. CONWAY, Mayor.
true COPY;
JOIN W. OVERALL, Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-26

-ENTAL AND FATAL SHoorING.-On
Eight about ten o'clock Frank
II grand marshal of the Frank
3, I'm AKds, and foreman Of the Bee press
he Inward Egan, hearing the alarm
Hes, ulspssS seoie,ho,' into E..ss1 oe.laI
EtreeLs. a SSS,Io. atseat 80 eo,ing
YVES "a get Mr.. McElroy's pistol. The
was handed to that gentleman
- teeded to examine whether 1t was
T napped, cooking it to do so, when
full L went off accidentally and dis
n load into the upper part of
Basfnen.
IoRRInteftunate young man was at once
ouARia n bis home, but before he had
n II MeEe he was corpse.
in s.lAme at all can be attached to
eAlly 70 the matter. The two men
a any Friends, and of all those who
Of e sane deplore Egan's death more
G no ~ man who gave him his death
n & ~ n was but 81 years old, and
I 70 As faspected by all who knew him.
-
Es.-fhe total registration in
q q 4S,01l. At the last election
'" Constitution, the vote was:
Fepstitution, 1921; against the
AUT l4,6T3; total 2s,694.
MPAs ven o'clock Friday night there
ons on the Jackson Railroad
.....t as up freight and down passenger
pprsI p trains were running slow, the
49, Aaa being out of time. Mr.. john
Cam FnEess messenger, had both legs
Ne Aad one Of the engineers was
SAGE
NERI 4ovani, aged thirteen, who ar
i. Dis month on the ship Francis
seS = rom New York, died Saturday of
Yff at Charity Hospital. This is
der N .-.s seaaon.
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MAYORALIY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, October y, 1863.
No. 1096-New Series.
Resolved, That the Street Commissioner be and
is hereby authorised to build bridge on the west
side Of the corner Of Louisa and Girod Streets
THIRD District.
(5igned) ALFRED KEARNY
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved October y 1858.
tsigned) JOHN R. CONWAY. Mayor.
true copy:
JOHN ". OVERALL. Secretary oc24 St
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nHE sT. oHARLEs HOTEL

FTNHE ST, UHAhLEs HOTEL
Will open for visitors on WEDNESDAY. Novem.
Der 4, 1868.
The ST. LOUIS HOTEL will be opened in its
usual style or TUESDAY, December l, 1868, Major
". A. Hard, Manager. o. E. HALL.
oc26 Pm
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Il UTI
|AfPAS

elss PoRTs. Edward Thomas, col
that abont ten and a-half
:. . s.rdAy night, he was shot in the
y d. lower side OF Canal street, be-
RRin and Burgundy, by unknown
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTES.-The office of the Board of Registration
is at Room No. 7. City Hall. where all communica,
tons should be addressed. 1t is particularly request
ed that writer's from the country parishes will state
WILLIAM BAKER,
sells Chairman Board of Registration.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
.t City Hall, October %, 1853
No. 10S7-NeW Series,
Resolved, That the Street Commissioner be in.
structed to gas lamp TO be placed on the east
side of MarIgny street, between Victory and Morear
streets.
[Sgnedl ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant AlderY
tSignedl THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Alder
Approved October %, 1853
tsignedl JOHN R. CONWAY Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary. oc24 St
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SUCCESSION NoTfCEs.


cyEOoNn nTsrpIcT a.., -. Meutte!sIN
~ ish q orleans, No. 80 lsl.--Notce + he..1-
Even 70 the creditors of this estate and ID hi
gelsons neren interested to show cause witif- 80
usys from me present notification If any thew ia.
az Why tne account presented by Ernest Boatse
Of thus estate, should not Be honois
accordance Herewith 4S~"7u IN
By order Of the court.
ocl9 "A % m n IT'D sCy ~, :.
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----z- CONTROLLERS OFFICE CTrY HALL.
New Orleans October q. 1868,
Notice is hereby given that the Controller will, at
his Office on SATURDAY, October 81, 1868. at noon,
adudicate to the lowest bidder bidders the above
contract, according to specifications on file in this
O oc2l st PAS. LABARRE, Deputy Controller.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-26

Pioneer Grant UIub.-In consequence of the
rapid increase in their numbers, the pioneers"
have engaged the commodious National Hall. at No.
26s Poydras street, between Franklin and Liberty
streets, for Headquarters.
All voters who favor the election of Grant and
Celfax are invited to join this club
Regular meetings every WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, at III O'Clock,
n. W. TRAVIS, Seer etary.
The Second Ward Club meets on Camp
between Rrato and Thalia streets, every FRIDAY,
TIP. M.
President. BENJAMIN GADDIS
Vice President, DAVID WILSON.
Secretary, A. j. WHITTIER.
Treasurer, STEVENS STRANGE. oclo
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Sixth Ward Grant and COlHax Club
No. Knights Of regular meeting every TUESDAY,
seven o'clock P. NJ.
NAMES OF oFFIoERs-Jos, Soude. President: vii
liam Rodolph, Vice-President; Laurent Auguste
Vice President; Alcids Lewis Vice President; Noel
Baehus, Sice-President; John Shalz, Treasurer,
o. p. Warwick. Secretary sell
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-26

Headquarters Second Congregational
District Campaign Committee New Orleans, oeto
Der Is, is6s,-The following named distinguished
speakers will address Mass Meetings to be held on
the dates and places hereinafter mentioned.
All Republicans are invited to be present.
SATURDAY, October 81, 1853 Parish st. james,
at the Convent at looolock AM and at Cour thouse
at O'Clock P. NJ General L. A. Sheldon, General
III Flood Hon. George E. Boves, Captain Sheridan,
Hon. Charles Gray. -.-
Republican Parish Committees in the District are
requested TO arrange for meetings and com munca
with this Committee.
N. UNDERWOOD,
Chairman.
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rxrr,,,n,,, g, 5T8 =" y
SEi ~ DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAE
~ o. orieans.hotioe is hereby given e. ~.
in q Ihls estate and TO all other persons s~s
nrasant 70 show cause within ten DAYS from in.
sceonrt rooncation, any they have or can why tiis
minor ~ Anthony Ritter as tutor 81 thG
mnIosaIadu ssn OF the deceased should not be ho-
accordance Herewith S"" A~nos oASeiDuteQ IN
BY order OF the Court &4
OCH &c 30 NJ n rp.ov
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ARRIVALS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Monday, October %, 1858.
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Succession Of Daniel Merr.te- NJ, ms, 49,
g .ECOND DISTRICT COURT oF NEW -
~ kSsnsT1Whereas Emay uel Blessey has petitaosssf
we OeHrt l9r letters OF administration on the eSasa
81 the iRt Daniel Merritt, deceased inteatats 49,
tee Is hereby given to all whom it may ooncerz "a
So petitioner should not be granted. W s1 1
ocl7 q Is - M, o. TRACY. olsrk.
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The COlfax Gunrds meet at WnIiama's
School Room, on Gravier between Liberty and How.
ard streets. every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at seven o'clock r. NJ
F. @. ANTOINE, President.
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All communications for the Second Congressional
Campaign Committee should be addressed to
Colonel O. B. Young. Chairman of subcommittee
from said District. ocl6t3l
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0. S. MARsHAL'S MUNITIONS

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SALE OF SEIZED eooDs.

,c22 g. Brevet Major Cen n and G. s.. 9. !.
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]. SEl:LI.ElECTED. q. i T STORY.
From The ssGhanbers Journal, reprinted in th
81 totar,,ii snEclsctic Magaainc.li N : ailF /
!: II :..:.1 IN a AEl. CITY. 4.
[Cynninaea from. ouy .Las,.l
- 10 ,inis NJ ~ .so'.'-IT79-:ptN Is AZ.

,,ir, .[ Contin,te1 from o,t Las,.] -'',,E '-
| hailed the FIRST cab I could find, and we
rattled off to my lodgings No conversation
took r:lacc while VIC were going over the stones;
but III imagination I saw before me q certain
sweet fearful face anaiI ana felt more determined
than ever to go through ;S.ith the scheme, wild
and preposterous as It, might lave seen,ed at
any other time, which had suddenly flashed
across my brain while I was following the ras
cal by my sidoup St. Martins Lane. ssgI-;a.
y. Having instructed my landlady to put down
another outlet, and to send out for one or two
extras, we ascended to my rooms r"
g "Insthe hope, my dear sir, that our friend
ship will be u long and fourishiug one," said
my unwelcomo guest, ..allow me, as a ncedful
preliminary,to to present you with my card
Us He handed me, as he spoke, q very limp, and
rather dirty,,piece of ste-board, which he had
some difficulty in finding among his multifa-
rious pockets, and ON which was inscribed the
name Of "Mr. Reginald Tracy" "Of course,
could do no less than return the compliment.
Dir. .,er was served few minutes later; and
whsle il was in progress, the conyersation be-
tween Mr.. Tra.v and myself was Of the most
iinteanittent CHARACTER. gathered enough,
however, to enahAe me to discover that he was
o man Of some education, and i.,,'ust at one time
hago mixed in superior society. By the ex-
crcise Of what knavish arts he had contriv., ID to-
forfeit the position hetonce held, could not,
of course, tell therein no doubt lay hidden
the great secret of his life. Poor wretch It
was easy to see, from the style in which he got
through his food, that q plentiful and whole
some meal was what he had moi partakon OF
for some tiple At length, he lay back in his
chair in o state Of happy ropletion. "Not
another morsel, my, dear boy,'' he said with a
bepignant smile. Positively, could not
sLetgood digestion wait on apetito'-yo know
the. rest. A bountiful meal But Providence
tempers tho wind to the shorn4 lambp And
now for the pipe and the tumbldr. 4 Ha, ha |
hays not forgottcr." 5l,s ,s....e.., i. :. II.
AS soon as we were fairly under way with
our first tumbler, Mr.. Tracy broke ground
on tho subject that was evidently upper
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Tie following important order has boon is
sued bv General Caubv. .,..,t,sat ,,,,;..c.,.. !,
Ge.eyul Oy}1ys No. 2s..
,,,.hou;.,
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-; ~; r. - :. S
Uros,J.,,, asys csalt,a So So
oe{s g.. II, ili',p ,;ts.
of ,ho ca.ornn,ant or .h.I5,.;.a, C...ss,, - -
g n,a aa~aaI 20 ~ g A'l'
:,
- S'O''
h'' ~ ADVANCES -z'''Vy 2 '422tc'es4 s1iai!
DC "h" pccof''c d nc" anu icliprse upon t4e
pfouute; =! NC P'n''tion 'a'"'u a''N, stoF ING
use o. w"'''' INC same may 'e "Hsancs"' RFiof
70 ' ,'''s anu claims o. a''y NIu "ii,'soser' ,t
''.e. 'n'n s"o'' rs nave OF may DC e'i''e'i 10
:, y, ,'o','y ""uor any ",' o. e0"sresS' aiSo upon
W. '' -' ''" - q.
person or persons 70 whom or for whose benefit
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| j..4ag sER 8.

fMoasptsbgr Siah f5adday yiss plHabsaidzid
Of the government will be 4x.aadsdb s5 Jhdssss,
ooafyyqSRo yaiald2 bsyipiSad dsAAy saaa geSa sga.
duct, mr. l6affnest aisp6siti33H tSHslptiieasslsSa
IT, hiaas'a fSe siiasl
aiaysahesss now 4Daassw Ispaid RaesIIs
recipients Of ana yiIF hSddrssD tElsidslsse
earnestly to the work Of masidl sildk 81 i6sisi0n
fntairris as viii ffsiievs son
state of dependency apoR Isssgo faiionss
pritatso indivfd6asU OR ehafisaBls iHssisdt; ;6es.
H AltuaS iSsa Miii ID .hsass
except, to the infff iaHa shslplassi s pfosidsR
gaHti5hs;ah hid tBSb oily #ilen
eIs sqocaf ars ahatle to provide
the objects chsaftyi como aassfse
dndes thor Car arRs TasacSB yefe
government are made. with the SOLE soisaFsqiiiSw qiSw I'D
enabling the labouTiSg p6paalatfdn .9o pfoSdrs. @
enipioyy yyihent ana, yh0nsas @ secure
lnatitcnatiec sf6f ithemes vss sss sand thSsS Sd
arc cpsRdeae upon ttshs sa6d ;aIIiis4He HkhsaRfMS
Of aflhfe Barea s#iilfalaIl ssses give tsi aiia
fl 1Eipsfs5eh ipsfs5ehtiSg tiioss @aES Ire
WMoueait N scessfii chs Bsss wagesa ahaE saR aa
B6aebsaine1sa "anpfi pt6toesiHfg ffatsfssfg
byo the Reinforcement or sdsff icc5ntrieaii
bsitHade fRsgosernmSens sili is5k With idg Sif
at5h stlSdse 6Wliso iHietit iaaflstaiy taaIa ana
stdeFly G6aduet.H dEpeso essasffltai haa eaV
sn5. aThea, 9ail Sssfs ada ssa6l
Of THE Bureau canSa iis cffsdafH
and 'hhs's6 s6tfids ssstans
c5mfi3is si5hhSf; aid e iisamidss tRsfn daiysR
aA sH{JA 1ifsa 70 ysfs
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I.re .,,asR 0ETilR \. .v..,ss',, ,s,'a's''

7FgVT1E7T VII II
-.'ss..eqea ;, n,ta f.::Miarrew.',a 70 ,,.sue5
.ss2itpt
.s97.th,
-prqsa iaEitis tS wear, ao,,p'a') =, yssboo
And less to eat! s9.ttesn4s
Sum and; Substance and net receipt-::- L, ,Sn..,3
Southern side of the balancc-sheet:
'''7a aAnS sfser f1a ths isa Ssat ~. o t''ao
ofa COTTON veary +,,yi,t,nas
-6'q'H : i'H To'the farmer, clear,o 10 T'pBcP
Little to wear and less to cat .assit.ta9a
Riieked kg end siftsd compressed, Ar S,.,f,7
., CoMpIBrBl
That's the weight of II, ''eephant' -'...|@,'' = =
,stf'r'if oiiNEAT!" oid@ltai1 u Iiiira'~oh''
,t95mf3 ..;ihispBHliW DRsfne5teiN .2grnit
-n,ssl 4 hnFSLittle TO ,weag1sI hus pobny7ali
,ussioI, And lfes tc @ eqt lnvo3 odt3o b,,u,
That's the paradox we meet 8, !,
And at every corner Of The street: p"f .-''s"'.
1''P'a"'h, 1t ish'tfhe land s9iaiSo9 o'i 10
k'i a'!i7.'jd dAnditain.t tho band2a,E bnaii'oi1
'hi fo boa Itisn't the tsnnoI orf1 ,,,os7sfi,
,ali4.l.,I;l And l. wasn 4 the stnnd--- ,s,i,suen
Only madness, with nenght 70 match it;
Hurting the handle af er Tho, hatchet7 -
Chasing sorrow, and suregto scatch ii ~ ~ "4t'
f&5r &n@I - % teilFta9HarcoN 81 hasoa.e at
Lii2t to'tbeqr! From pole to polo b4;;qJ sfi &c
Not eivn asavagc Houl Lf,,d ,rll7 10 ra.ltrai,t
But hides his nakedness on Aie dirt id. q, s;ei.s.
More or less. in Georgia Shirt I,
LESS TO EAT! When the grass" wo slay
Would bafy New England kneettlcep inlay ~
And fatten the .'shirtcd" (above) inmass, ) 2 Il
Fatter titan eyef vas fesh from grass
HeA 4 Io5dq adqa1a Lord, I =
.,-3, BY tho longest odds.
...,'itt M ,i9iAc o't.ths f6ola abnOrrod f''Ef
- i' -, psa Dy med anu gods. So Z. .lag lst3is
: - nm The snperfnee ',ii ~ A'siru9P as
III !,',2" Is .s5 folly which a,''oi1 20
F'iights, tho world With i.sings itne,.' i. 4n"
Without q, ditoh74y n va "a
And '.6reaks" in credit, in cash md spine y
IA gittin' RICH :"
--...a.2sQf' E T. &S'x 2 ss'p GtE' H'SfY&t 10
InA e3', "s.EtA1Ias !"setHow ''a,i.',r III
~, 90 ,.s.l1. Sell an ncrc .oaisi's,
-iIii1 And hnyiaT-rLowlu .a-an..' sdi.y +,
Borrow shespti'iga rer'spi5re,. =
land hcg Sow!
m s.,,., '.,s, Kill King Cotton, '''"H
Aid crown your
st.4Es.>} 81 Sow! HSAgErg tgfE,rk = ~
Another year, five lire To- sect. ~. Sia98 +
Shall make both ends and middle GiA HX!fAf.
=, "1 go .asiMEsr!'s 'sNA ROT ieee sh.it
u;,,;a Z, - - - ~ ii.a i-1G s341 .ais IL
Mi!h enough to yeaF, and z= n; sip;iron. .SA .
-e'at MI xPhEsT1 To EATl s.irs) ,sri4r.s gti
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I'd ...gsaanl haa 6sagb g }, radss ...os a..ia
'adf WHAT wEsstI Have y6ad Besfhd dr6Btbedq St Tfa,
cy 2" ] asked: .ts"a.aos''4is a4 al'a'ep %
.y;islaaBlc diaimfond fiSg, WKcK, for
bettrFA AssaanaHty &nin in tHalois
of my waistcout." =! ~; - =
"Hf6baBly sthis phhseth ls6 baShii ii@F6. You 2" ;
Isaid, holding up the article in question.
'syHsychanged dcoioratsIoneep pandsail tsesst taefi-
ahss Seemed tS ,oosS 4st6f Him. ias II l7spt MY
eyes s$ed h - - ,ss ssar,"; ss.ss asiy,',.
s,,SThat8 toe,.is property liz said.
poor attompt at ,brasaaoJ .t'andI plustsask ky6r
at,once 70 ssplail' how it cameEinto yoar,pos..
Net Met, oas aFzs ';sfss;a Wv II Il Il;ls
yours" said. x;.You tookit this morpipg,
out of the pocket of a'Nlyuung ,lndy who s,sat
next you.ih' ah:Umhibus h1Nt thatitime it cons
talnel. tain beside small SUN ef money, sliahi6Sd
ring, now il M " custody, and. which l mean to
restor, to its oS ner to-morfo@. Are you satis-
fed p
6c.sAKo !ean iafcraal ll5esohepe;lia ;iwiitR ian
angry -stap,p'ot tho foot.ti 7sl 4adsns Of ssia
."Iou are am satisfcdySS I4said. Oh tsSpeh
being rs the csse liza nsl Adjourn f to the nearest
police station anHd nd each ss tsll his own story
the Inspector, for ny part I am quite viii:
Ing too Bear tgF 1bruht Of std2Ghs 3 pafJc6giihg
Arc you ratady yfto taceompthy hyniea?'a ead a,tpoo
30 "Sola s;mostrtlmnnably sold R',cri6d Tracg
aiaginga up his Glehchydl hapla.s Il ,fleepa ohlse
turned aaAd pckclfpIp 3. his A hat sa aRa eqne m e thea
facing me, he said You villain. You have
trickel me this time but I'll Be reyergSd on On
you Fyet. Next tiRS t'&iilbe my trlBi,,0 a1d 1
adtisc youfto beware suit afpig sdf 1879 60
a eIfayou are'h6t ,oat5of,,this house E,in,tssd
minutes" 4 saidy '4.Sill eiyeiyeh ms charge, Of
the l19l'ee' 70 yet yi1ee as ia.y.li.sr,sa ,,s5,
He turned on NC with 2, sn2rI, and made as
though lie would hvS Saataa tagoss' s acToss m md
face With his hsan hsanes fftaiid,5 sdfg;eaiit
was on is'feevim anFihstant.sa - ~ ha1asYo4s
HSewqgovernolsy you just!book itsguihtlys s6r
ityillbee worse t"ragou,a ,a.he saiIss Il ii may
VOL light 5ou 3g t9 tie stEeetlYor YOU might
perhaps find your wuy By peeiacnt int6; one Of
the ether ff fod.s :c@ Just ST }ts 55i
called next morning at iesofFcce Of tRe
seeret,rS>of ehesr emhib,isa .t,bnfpattyy ;3ianl
found, as Lthad anticipated. tl,asthe ssyouu4, u,
i'ay had leit then a4tlhrss4 t!hsrs Tg thrf
address which e; Yas i" certain Xcstepd
square, I hurried is fast. as ca5 could
take ni6so found the cr'fo foaass lady, ys'aihlid ana
the old lady with whom she wss::s; wss::s; sslisshg as
con,pauion, terribly, by y.ileiossa Of
the ring, and therefore proportionatclyI 1 pleased
at its rccoxcry.-,=Tl,at. irstsrisit was not the
last, by any. lneaila; but NH thcsrest merely
concerns Minnie and myself, and may remain
left unwrittcn,j fr. .n
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New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
THE SUITS AGAINST GEN. BUTLER.

BALTIMoRE, Oct. 10.-In the Superior Court
to-day the Hon. Caleb Gushing and William Schey, esq
anpeared for Gen Butler and Messrs. r. j. Brent, r. T.
Mcrrck and VIM Meade Addison. for Charles Wooy III
Wooly a sut aganst Gen Butler To recover damages IOr
the seizure ~ ,lcgrapc dispatches IN Washington Inc
oneniug of the ease marked by the sbarpest lega
nnv Mr. Brent commended that the motion was IN Tue
nature OF plea to which he demurred thereon claiming
the right 10 open and close Mr. Schley nsisted tt the
motion as such gave Buffers counsel the right OF eOu
mencing and concluding Various authoritles we're
cted Judge Dulbin decided the practice OF Maryland
10 be as laid down by Eyanss practice ana supported
Mr. Schley's argument. Mr. Cushing read the pet!iion
npon which raised settnR IOt tue lacts
of the service Of the writ, and the circumstances
surroundng IT, He alluded TO the fact OF Gen Butler
eccon 10 Congress from Massachusetts, ana that whlle
sncedy seeking his home, immediately AFTER the ADJOURN
ent ~ Congress he served with the notice Of the
st In violation OF his privileges ns meinDer Oh Non
grcss He held, therefore, that the process ullty
mir Cushing proceeded with his argument upon
th,s point lie was followed by Mr. Merrick
very Closely IN the opposite line OF argument:
ono marKcd feature Of the oratory was the absence VI
any illusions such were expected by the NaS aulehee
aase,nhled 10 the scenes In which Gen. Butter anu
CharIes W Wooy figured Mr. Merrck, III . sarcastic
ve touching upon the exemption OF public Oncers rom
arrest suggested that the counsel for Gen Butter souu
On "a little further aud clam their exemption from a
tr,duciions of character" Although said he, I'm thls
case the member probably does not netd sueh prlv
iegeD BEYOND this acrd sentence tho proceedings were
mark,d by the utmost decorUm. The Court Room pre-
sented an array OF legal and Judicial abity seldom
brouqht together one OCCASION Ine case was con-
,,nncd unIl Saturday next, when tho conelndng arRu
merits are to be made by Messrs Brent, schiey, ana