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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-02-16

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Business Solicited by
ISAAC N. KELLER,
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-19
FEDERAL PROTECTION TO VOTERS.
Provisions for those who have been Be.
fused Registration.

The of6cers Of thu. Republican
clubs and the: executive committees
throughout tho State should ut once
prepare blanks in accordance with
the following forms, to be used in
all cases were, necessary. -.
We have reports from several Of
the country parishes to: the effect
that tho. colorod people encounter
obstacles in getting their :ragistrar
ton papc1a One day, the regis
trar is absent. and the omoe is closed.
Another, and he il out df blanks.
Again, there 'is = rush Of sppKsants,
and the bns;neaa, ot Re6isttation
conaduetea @ slowly that many ] h.ve q 2
to g. away. AZ I rpls. thosa thus lll ]!
sept away are not yhita men, Un-
dor our State laws, registration is;
abeolatsly .neeossary.ab adparsqni-
s;tss ;bus fortunately ample
proysaion olas sbesns s,sd1a IN Tie
iav. ofsOd,biFrsilsi IL % pioitedt 7ths
rights osSn fla1ni IF A1y t3stem
Of hvdtitish th1s My Introduced
inHo anyp nv lai11i u
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Our Prospects in Leuisiaua.

sSIE
The Monroe 1Inseutgenocr gives the
following as our prospects in this
State in the coming election: ...,.
Nov that ,the s''a. campaign i our
State baa has fully opened, "; We proRosse'
examining into tie prospects ,oli
carrying the same next November
for Grant and Kellogg.
According to the census Of 1870,
We have . total Of -
White males over ii years Of ago. 81, ,occ
Oolorsd msiss oser2I years Of age. 90, ,9l9
Majority Of white over .colored.z.'. 15s
/ Incase every one .,of the shove ., !
were sresistsred and voted, we should
have . Dsmocrntiic victory; but u
it il weil known that such is never
tho case, we must approximate our
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-19

Parish Of. 49,, Oct. ---, 1872.
I hereby certify that --, who has exc
cuted the foregoing affidavit, offered him
self, in my presence, to the supervisor Of
registration. for the said parish of --,
and claimed, in writing, the right 10 re-
gister, copy of such claim above trans.
eribed, and was unable to obtain registra-
ton from said supervisor. And further
certify, tina: ander the laws of this State
and the United States, he was and is enti-
tied to registration.
United States Supervisor Of Election for
said Parish.
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take and subscribe any and all oaths AM
'lpertorm any and al acts required by lav
to have my name inscrii bed upon the regis
tration and polling books Of said parish
and in the presence of.-and-,who hav
hereunto subscribed their names as wit
nesses. do hereby, in my own proper per
son, ana in writing, offer to do any and al
acts made by the law Of the State Of Lou
iaana, Ind tho ruies framed thereundel
prerequisite to qualify Of. .entitls me to vot'
at said election. s,,..,..4 49,; :; ..+,
This effort is made in order to secure t.
myself the right to vote without registration
in the event of impediment at your handa
as secured to the citizen by the third sec.
ton of an act entitled An act to enforce the
right of citizens of the Uaited States to vote
in the several States Of the Union and foz
other purposes. passed by Congress and
approved May 81, 1872, BY which section
if the shter above made is BY any wrongful
actor omission on your part not carried
out it il declared to be apertormacoe ofthe
act, and confers title to voto as though
the oderer had been permitted to perform
such act and subjects you not only to an
action Of damages, but also to 6no or i'm
prison'nent for misde,neanor. Your At
tention is respectfully called to the Law:
above cited, and you are horeby informed
that ehaH claim the benefit of said act to
its fullest extent. :.
Signed and delivered in presence Of ::
1o2x OF FIRST AFFIDAVIT AND cER1r11cArx.
State Of Louisiana, !
Parish Of -,
On the 49, day Of October, 1872, I, -,
presented myself at the Office Of the super
visor Of registration for the parish Of,
located at t--, in said parish, and during
the legally established Office hours, and Of
fered in writing to perform all acts by law
made prerequisite to qualify myself for a
voter, and was unable to obtain rsgistra-
ton from said supervisor OF registration,
and thereupon loft with him, the said su-
pervisor, the original offer in writing. Of
which the foregoing is . true and correct
copy. .~.
Ifurtber state that am citizen Of the
Stats. and for more than ten days resi-
dent Of the said parish Of - !
Signed and sworn to in presence Of -.
Subscribed and sworn to this - day
If -, 1872, before me. -.
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account Of raoe, color, or previous condi-
ton Of sefvituds, his right to hold and
enjoy such Office, and @ths emolumenta
thereof shall not be impaired BY any such
denial; and such person may bring IN ap.
propriate suit or proceeding to recover pos
session Of such Office. aid in cases where
itshall appeif fthat tho sole question touch
ing che title to such o(bee arises out Of the
dsaial ef the right 70 VOTE to eitissns who
70 offered To- vote, oraecount Of raoe, color
or previous condition Of ssrvitude, such
suit ii proceeding nay be instituted in the
Circuit or Distfiet Court Of 4ths Bnitsd
6tates.of the ciscuit. Or district in whieh
such susa psfsea fesh1ss. And ssid cir
cult OF district court shall hayc. concur.
rently with the State courts, jurisdiction
thereof Is ii; ID Is dsstefmine tho rights 81
the parties to such BY reason of tie dsni-
ii Of IT, right gpssanteed by - fifteenth
article amendmsnt to ithe constitution ot
ths United statas., and secured by chs act
Approved Wy 81, 1910. 81 . ::
4,szscA41os rod 1zonsa11A111os.
l.iiIh 81 6,-., -, OFT, 1871.
III. 4; 80, ,ssupez1iijoi 4 / II t1hation for
trtAe Fasi5h1e .-ats.csss55.: :sssfs!Esfs p :
-2rWhsrla4ssGaaasals saaetina btobe
held 81 ia toqFth ~ az q Nsys@bss nszt
Sor prskidentia1 electors msmbszs of Con-
rress Stats and other o@ceta 1,-a citizen
oefhe Hiiifsa ezAuihutf. soeAti16 s6a1ao 1of
Leeieisaa and toI she past ten ,dsys and
morsa . ss1ent Of tho parish ot-xhich
pszish 81 Law IS made . separate precinct
for election purposes, do hereby offer to
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-19
The Old White Hal.
BY A uARpGaKLL DEMoCnAT.

When this Old Hat was new, ray boys,
The Democrats sweze freeley,
And day and night, with great delight,
They damned old Horace Greeley.
But now q change has o'er them come,
The like I never saw, .a.
They now ara wearing Greeley hats,
And shouting Chappaqua.
Charles Summers now patriot,
A statesman tried and true"
But Bully Brooks broke Summers head
When this Old Hat was new.
The Democrats all cried we'll done,'
And said he'd got his due,
And swore they'd hang old Greeley next
When this Old, Hot vas now.
When this Old Hat was now. my boys,
Dan. Voorhees, vas the man,
Whose tall, proud form to victory led
The Democrstic clan;
But now they haye ruled Daniel out !"
They say he will not do,
Because he stands right where he stood
When this Old Hat was new.
But Daniel did not stand the storrn; O..
He soon came up to "taw,"e o..
And now he sings, in sweetest strains,
The song Of Chappaqua. ....s
When this Old Hat was new, my boys,
Tbs very air was rant 50. i. -. -
With shouts from Democratic throots :,
/ For "white mans government" ,.
But now they are for equal rights
70 every race ana hue, =" - .'..
They turn their Backs "a all Aey said :.
Wien this Cid Hats1as nsw. a "a = j
But still it does seem strange TO me,
'Tis hard to think 20 really, = =. : =
That Hendr icks should " showed aside
For fsniexer-lostng Gsssley; :e~>ss
For Hendricks wese E Democrat--- 4:
To his patty ,al.ays true, :, ..;:.
And Greeley Hae its direst foe
I Whom tliia OId hat was nov. "a
!; :sss so :esIA :.ss-saE = :. sasaS
Bat lei us @aks oiuraish q dirt -. J..
/ oAhdsty Snd pat'is thsoaeh; - Il
And tsffiih OH lb,assks npon thepast, =: y
Wheii this Old Hat <as new. 49,, :.
And when 10 get old Greeley in,> @.
Veil send Him to that shore 80
Where Tippeeanoe, ana Taylor. and Lin
coin vsut beiore. a.:as s.. IN ri IT
And when, With afatz md Cousin + ranl
And all Of tho Biaf crew: .5s ,st*l.S7s' tl.5
! wensoon restore ths da,s da,,o ii yore,
Vixen this Old Hat was new
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-19
POLITICAL NOTICES.
State of Louisiana.

SIdI0 OF LOUISIANA
m1cE or SrAr1 n1ofsT8kR OF VorRRs, |
New Orleans. September 2, 1874.
[a Of Assistant Supervisors Of Registra-
den and Clerks for the several election
p'seinets of the parish of Orleans:
lxinct. Assist. Supervisor. Clerk.
ID A. Ward. T. D. DimitrJ.
!G L. Van Hooten. ]. p. Childress.
~. D. Hohston. George Koedner.
4.Thos. Duffy. q. Cavanac.
~ G. Barry. r. Mooney.
tP. w. Nikou. F. Laraschi.
!. .TLes Fernon. Z. Dueros.
J. VIM. Swan. Geo. Delamors.
Wv C. Kinsella. Alt. BourRes.
N Iahn c. Weaver. Ed. Cannon.
|nID. O'Connell. J. r. A. Gauthreaux
!h:nss Reces. Felix &auvs.
be-. R. Chevally. G. G. Piper.
ILL., D. Morel. Frank G. Lockwood
BENZ. Kelly. E. B. Guion.
assistant Supervisors and Clerks who
a not yet received their appointments
acsll as early AZ possible at the Office
As State Registrar Of Voters. No. 224
mmon street, corner Of Dryades, and
! |rGfy B. r. BLANCHARD,
as Registrar Of Voters, and Supervisor
Of Registration, Parish Of Orleans.
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Tho Lonisvillo Gonrier ournal
speaks Of . well-known newspaper
man os assistant idiot on the -.
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TO1K OF SECOND AFFIDAVIT AND cERTH1cA1C
State Of Louisiana.
D.vscl, ~ = Z

fO1x OF SECOND AFFIDAVIT AND CERTIFICATE.
State Of Louisiana.
Parish Of --.
On the fourth day Of November. 1872,
1, -, presented myself at the polling
place located at - in said parish, which
had been designated by the supervisor Of
registration AS poll, and claimed the
right to vote upon the foregoing evidence
Of having offered to do all acts prerequi-
site to qualify me AS voter, and of failure
on the part of the supervisor Of registra-
ton to carry ont the same and register me
in accordance with tho provisions Of Sec
ton thres of the act Of Congress, entitled
can act to enforce tho rights of citizens Of
tho United States to vote in tho several
States of tho Union, and for other pur-
poses. approved May 81, 1870, and Offer
ed to the commissioner Of election, at said
poll, for deposit in the ballot box, the
ballot hereunto attached. which was Of
fered, to the denial Of my rights as citi-
zen and loyal voter.
Signed in thepresencc Of ----
Here attach ballot.) g.
Subscribed and sworn to this- day
ofNovember, 1872. before me. --..
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CLUB DIRECTORY.

FIRST WARD-Thomas Isabelle. Pre-.
ant; 4 Frilot, Secretary. st. Charles,
tssen Felicity and Polymnia streets;
s@ WEDNESDAY evenings at y.
MOND WARD-C. F. Glandin, Pre-
Int; 7. E. Bechtel, Secretary; Geddes'
Erato between Barronne and Caron-
sstroets; meets TuxsDAY evening at q
THIRD wARD-E. p. Chase, .Presi-
d;w. ". Johuson, Ssc'y; meets MoN-
''''ning at Y.
nuRTH WARD-R. C. Howard, Pre-
eat; A. Pluche, Secretary; Treme cor
'Vond; nests MONDAY evening at 2 r.
MTH WARD-Joseph Folhn, Presi-
a;J. E. Matthew, Secretary; Toulouse
s'sen Mara,s and Villere; meets Tues
u''ening At ~. '
WrH WARD-F. p. Benedict, Presi-
"a Capls, Secretary; Ursulines near
"@y; WEDNESDAY evening at y
@ENTH WARD. B. Jourdain,
sad.nt; VIM. Moore, Hecretary; Union.
claiborne; zaeets MonDAx. evening y.
EIGHTH wARD-E. v. Leclsrc, Sec
'sy; Morales near Narigny; meets Nox-
ss'ening at y. g: .<@
MlH WARD-Ssmusl Carter. Presi-
s,'oau Blandin, Secretary; meets WED
@tf evening At Y.
iMrH wARD.--E. P. Duclaslonge,
saaeat; F. K. Hyde, Secretary; meets
a Camp aud jackson streets, Tu1s-
%s'sning at y.
l@yENTH WARDS, M. simns,
saeat; Louis Carter, Secretary; corner
sssaa Dryades streets; meets NoNpAY
aug y O'clock.
tM!,ELFTH wARD-D. G. Woodruff,
~1ssa'; j. B. Winterx, Secretary; meets |
sS'A5 evening, y, at City Hall, Jeffer-
SSsals SS,sSa'kiEENTH WARD. B. Gaudet,
Event. srSsns; wm Bauduit Secretary; cor
81 s'p and Cadiz; meets MONDAY even-
W. "J ~ Fs5 tSS't
,s lM,skt]rEENTH WARD - Madlsen;
Ai resident; Il. Powell, Hecretaxy;s|
vu,sa st. between, Chestnut and
n 's TUESDAY, evening It.
IsIl iI%sIfSEXrH wARD-B Buchanan.
sP..;s, L. ". Farrow, Secretary; eer.
ss;s, Ivy " ~ and jackson; meets MoNpAI
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
Registration.

! 6rArR OF LOUISIANA, J
Office Of State Registrare Of Voters, !
New Orleans, Sept. ?, 1872.
In conformity with the provisions o.
section twenty Of m act Of the Genera,
Assembly Of Louisians. entitled '.Ar
act to provide for the revision snd
correction of, the lists Of Registered 20.
tors Of the State, etc. approved March
16, 1870, notice i hereby given that
the Offices Of the Assistant Supervisor
of Registration Of the several election
precincts Of the parish Of Orleans, are
now open for the revision and correc-
ion Of the lists Of registered voters Of
the parisl, Of Orleans, and will remain
open until SATURDAY, October &c,
1872, Sundays and legal holidays ex-
cepted.
Office hours from "a. m. until IL m,
and from 2 p. m. to 7p. m.
All qualified electors Of the parish of
Orleans who were not registered in
1870, and who now desire to register,
and all voters registered in 1870 who
have removed from the election pre-
oinct in which they then resided must
make application for registry to the
Assistant supervisor of Registration
for the precinct in which they now re-
side.
All registered voters who have
changed their place Of residence within
the election precint in which they were
registered in 1870 are notified to ap-
pear at the Office of che Assistant Su-
-pervisor Of Registration for the prin-
cinct and have such change noted up
on the registry books and upon their
certificates of registration.
The following is . list Of the boun-
draries of the several election precincts,
and the location Of the registration Of
flee in each princinct:'
FIRST ELECTION PRECINCT.
Rounded by Felicity Road, Thalia st.
and Mississippi 1tver. Office: No. 37s 81.
Chafles, between Ca1liope and Clio streets.
SECOND ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by Thalia street, Juhs street,
Mississippi river and rsar Of city.
Office: No. S13 St. Charles, between Oal- |
liope and Clio streets.
THIRD ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by Julia street, Canal street, |
Mississippi river and rear Of city. +,
Office: No. AS Poydras, between Dry
ades and Rampant streets. -
FOURTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by Canal street. st. Louis st.,
Mississippi river and rear Of city. |
Office: Corner Customhouse and villere
streets.
r1FTHELECT1ON PRECINCT.
Bounded by st Louis street, St Phillip
street, Mississippi river and rear Of city.
Office: Orleans street. between Where
md Robertson streets.
SIXTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by st. Philip street, Esplan-
de street, Mississippi river and Lake
80:
Office: Corner Of Hospital and Bourbon
treet
SEVENTH ELECTION PRECINCT. |,
Bounded BY Esp.anade street, Elysian
Yields street. Mississippi river and Lake
'ontchartraiD. .ra. Il
Office: Corner Of Dauphino and Union
tyeets.
EIGHTH ELECTION PRECINCT. |;
Bounded by Elysisn Fields street, La ,
.yette avenue, Mississippi river aud Lake
ontchartrain.
Office: No. 456 Dauphine street, he
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: -
figures to what would be the prob.
ably vote. Before doing so. how
ever, we must deduct the large
number of foreigners residing in
this State who are not voters. The
German Gazette (Liberal) of: New
t EOrleaps-an excellent . authority
upon this subject estimates. the
number at not. less than $4,000,
which deducted from the above to-
tel Of white nalas, leaves 72,OG6
Estimating that ninety per cent. Of
white and colored-a large average
will register and vote, and We
nave - g.. ~7+2.,-E.
Of white. 81, AGO
OF colored d.....:.......... .78, 1922
A majority of colored Of. 10. 672
From the facts now before us, We
feel fully satisfied that not less than
10000 white votes will be cast for
the regular Republican ticket; leav-
ing 54,460 as the white vote prob
ably cast for the Fusion ticket. Not
expecting that the colored vote will
be cast solid for the Republican
ticket, We estimate the number cast
for the fusion ticket at 5,QoO-giv-
ing that ticket q total Of 59,46o. F!
Deducting this 5000. from the
estimated colorcd vote and we have
1922; to which We add The, white
Republican vote, 10000, and we
have a total OF 83,222-which will
represent the entire vote cast for
tho Republican ticket, or q majority
Of over 24,0o0. |
In making these calculations, we
have only attempted to approximate
results. lt IS Well known fact,
that the -colored people, as q gen.
,ral thing, take a deeper interest in
politics than the white, and that
While there is every reason to be-
iere that ninety. per cent. is an
,nder estimate Of the colored vote,
,ot more than scyenty-ive per cent,
Il the whites ever vote. This being
he case We have every reason to
believe that next November will
witness q awee. .,ing victory for the
Republican party of Louisians.
-EIuialia Herald, Oct. l. |,
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4 gqrisus leelorsd Episode.

AV'VS &NA - - - Wv
-: .
4 slqri,u. lelor,d Episode.
], miller dlaxte tie .closin,
porttiiouns 81 'his n.stsrly Grafton a
Chicago, eptenh,s 18th, to gener
ously eolog!1ing TIE conduct of th'
I tcoloreA soldiers during the wal, es
pecial1 at- the battle Of New; Marke
flights. The description given b,
the orator f:tl,at fight is worthy 0,
1 Freeopd9 I Hbvsait1 = NJ.
! When in 1864, on tho 2Mh o.
September Gen. Grant ordered me
! to cross the James aud attack the
left of Gen: Lees position, which,
was New Market Highta Ispropos-
ed to have that done with the COL
ored troops: 1put 8,@U d them
in close column BY diyis,onass Tho
whole front was taas lsrge.qs this
building; but, before I tell you what
they did, I must remark to you for
q moment what they had to do.
New Market lights uass hill about
seventy-fve feet hleh. On the top
there was d square redoabt, upon
tho top of, which We're posted q
thousand rebels and four pisces Of
artillery Aransd the redoubt was
a line Of abatis: which, as you know,
is composed of 7tress with their
limbs cut, offf in such a manner and
locked together SO as to present q
fence Of the most formidable pro-
porations;< and then against this
there was anetheHjineof abatis, and
then a marsh, and q hill, and, as I
said, these colored men were all in
column, 5000 strong. For fear
that they should be tempted to stop
to fire in the charge that they wero
to make. I bad the caps taken from
the nipples Of ztheis guns. They
were at right~shoulder-shift, and 1
said you must d6ft tDy the force and
strength Of yodr ckarge., / said to
them that tort must Be taken on tho
double-quick; don't stop, a single
man Of YOU IA aA6re.rsAnd, on that
morning, assthssi&n fossbright in
tho heavens the orlmsto go forward
Was given to them, and forward
they went on that charge. Fire WAS
opened upon them. they marched
steadily forward, then they broke,
their column was shattered; they
rallied and went forward again in
steady column. They came to tho
first limo Of abatia The ax-men
went forward and cut the, obstruc-
ton; but under the fire, the ax-men
went down, and others went for-
ward and took their places, and
then others; at last the obstruction
was overcome, and they started at'a
double-quick until they came TO the
second line OF the abatis. The enc
my concentrated all the FIRE on the
head Of the column, n,=and eitseemed
almost to melt away. The ax-men
went on and they went down. The
colors Of tho regiment went down
but were caught and held up again.
The body pressed forward and di-
recly the abatis was l,roken through,
and the whole column rushed for
ward to the war-ery, which is now
IN my ears, of Remember
,s1o,,,t s,;1a /. ,s.b "a ~. .o,,a,. .,,e
.'No " u"ou' ''4V' 'ue 4see''
0eser y stopped running for four
miles. Immense ,applause.] It
became my duty to follow that
charge Of that co'rmn ond - ::
,,.,,.e .- ,,;a. a....h:.-1,:,,.S.. :.
'ta'Se 10 '"'ue as tn's O''Aa'ng ano
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PARISH o, November =, 1872.
I certify chat was at the polling ppfncc
above mentioned on the day Of election,
November 4, 1871, and that the statement
Of abov, subscribed TO-. is true il,
every particular.
United States Supervisor Of Election at
eaid poll. III -. ~&.@Sc' 80
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-14
Rules Adopted by Judge Emmons for Q. s.
Circuit Courts.


The following are the court rules adopted
by his Honor, Judge Emmons:
I. Neither party shall be entitled to bring
a case to trial at law, or hearing in equity,
unless he shall serve upon the Attorney OF
the opposite party written notice that he
intends so to do, at least ten days before the
first day of the term, or the same length of
time before the day to which any term may
be adjourned for the purpose of hearing
and trying cases. Such service may be
made by leaving copy thereof at the of
flee of the Attorney. Where the Attorney
does not reside at Nashville, such notice
may be made by posting the same in the
post-office at least fifteen days before such
time.
II. In all causes which are to be argued
to the court either in law or equity, ii shall
be the duty of counsel for each party to file
with the Clerk written brief containing
all the points and authorities to be used in
argument at leasttwo days before the cause
is heard. 81
Such briefs shall contain,
1st. A brief statement of the nature of
the case. 49,
End. An abstract of the facts upon which
the points arise. ss
Srd. An analysis of the eases cited.
All books cited will be placed in the mar
gin of the briefs, and all objections and
points distinctly separated paragraphs.