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Administrators Notioa.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed and qualified as admins
traitor of the estate of Jacob UIOtter late Of Jack
son Township, Sandusky County. Ohio, deceased.
Dated at Fremont. Jan. u, 1872.
3-5 A. D, STINE, Administrator.
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Jan. II. 1872.

Jan. IL 1oGZ,
In the House the resolution for
the Improvement of the Tennessee
river, was adopted. Bill for a ship
canal from Lake Michigan to the
Mississippi river was reported and
recommitted. The joint resolution
to accept the Statue of Roger Will
liams, from the State of Rhode
Island, occasioned remarks from
Banks, Eames, Cox, Butler and
others, but was finally adopted.
Dawes desired to offer a resolution
to appoint a committee to inquire
into the condition of Louisiana.
Objected to, when House adjourned.
In the Senate, Conkling made a
speech against Summers proposed
constitutional amendment, which
called forth a reply from Sumner.
After which a motion to postpone
the further consideration of the sub
jcct till Monday, was adopted, and
senate adjourned till that day.
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Sandusky County Agricultural
Ssciety-AmnuaI Meeting.

THERE will be a meeting of the members of this
l society for the election of Directors on Satur-
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Jan. u. 1872.

Jan. Z, IoIZ.
In the House, a resolution was ad-
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contracts, with power to send for
persons and papers. The iuvestiga-
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Mixed Schools IN California.

We learn from the Pacific Appeal
that A.. J. Ward, q colored man,
will move the supreme court Of Cal
ifornia for writ of mandate, COM
manding Noah F. Flood, principal.
Of the Broadway grammer school At
San Francisco, to receive his daugh-
ter IS. a pupil in said school The
State If Galiofnis, much'sgainst the
civil and educational interests other
colored population, refuses the ad-
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to colored = children, and many p
the leading cplored men; Of j. that b
State have entered heartily. into. 3
.prosecution in the supreme court at
Sacramento, that will, in its rssplts,
probablya destroy this odions dis
elimination. TITS an utterly rsss
sonless prejudice which, has follow:
ed the negro into his epifsnch chissd 60
manhood and lays atAxsaTt Zig i!!,,s a. :
vancement. il commerce and mo;
.chaaiss;p but the sentiment that
swonld shut tho donr sfhghtaeeinst
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color the nsasa4n. 4. j. Rr. f p5eyeatl9g ". !.
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CAMPAIGN S0Ng
NJ eHADY
4rn: '*Kinsdom. Coming.

Say ldarkies hAb you ssen MasA Greeley
Wild his old white hat and coat,
Gwine long de road wild q gang OBJ Lib
erals =. .
Wild der arms around his ta,irioat2
There desc gwins to jine de- rebels
inst to beat Old Massa Grant, 81,
But it's no use tryin' to fool dess odarkies
For dey know berry well dey can't,
-,,: Caokus--Lst. Gsss,sye etul~4assa4 s,
.,' = For Graatand Wiilson go;
1T must be now dat d
kingdoms comm
- And de year Oh jubilo."
Old Masaa Grealey am getdn' mighty
tricky,
But de darhes watch him close;
# de s.dens" and "sebs'' swallow down his
''bobolition'" ..' .-. ..
Dey'n take mighty big dose;
For you know dey use to cuss de niggers
Case dey din't like der smell,
And doy uSed 10 SW1T AZ Nl2SS2 6xecAey
And wish he was in Ill
Chores,
know he said to Massa Linculn:
''I.et de erin sister co."
But Uncle Abe said: ''Down with the
'bellion?" , =: ~,'
And answered Horace-''No T.
Den sent Ulysses wid his Yankee sojers,
For to strike de "rebs" blow;
Which put ole Mass Greeley to shoutin':
:Let US on to Richmond CO." '>'
CHORUS.
To soc how do ''rc5s' can vote for Greeley
I'll swar almost fall
Unless it was dat la gi5 : EN- backin, >;
By soin oh ole Jefrs bail.
But dem tricks aey won't suit de darkies
Case dey stood de lash too long; i.
Deyl always stick by the Publican party,
For dey're sure it's ueber wrong. I"
:. - CHonrs.
Dey say Massa Greeley knows all about
farm;n,',
And de wey to turn de sod,
And do berry best plan ders is for GROWN
A copper lightin' rod. @@
He says: "To raise dc fne-cut tobacco,
Strip de soil early from tho buds,
And ncbcr knock plug from de tree wild q
club,
Case its apt to sni!o do cuds.
CRoRus.
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OF THE PARISH NoAlNAT-
ING CONVENTION, HELD At Gov.
lNGTOy, OCT. II, lS72.

The Convention was called to order by
J. Bayham, Chairman Parish Executive
Committee.
On motion. VIM. Taylor was elected
temporary Chairman.
On motion, F. e. Gueday was elected
temporary Secretary.
On motion, . committee Of five was ap-
pointed to examine the credentials.
The chairman appointed the following
delegates as the committee: Anderson
Green, Gustave 'Dupart, Henry Heiser,
Edmond Willis and An. Bosque.
On motion, recess of fifteen minutes
was taken to enable tha committee to ex-
s.xs.iAe the credentials.
Tie Convention was called to order By
.:!,s Chairman, when the Committee on
Credentials submitted tho following re-
port; -.
To the President Of the Convention. u
sn:-Your COMMITTEES begs leave to re-
port the following names a. duly eles ted
delegates to this Convention: Coyington,
Edmund Willis, George Elick, William
Taylor, Gern,ain Berton, Isaac Hart, An.
gosque and Joseph Daniels; Madisoaville,
q. Dupart, II. c. Hsisee, p. Bayham,
George Glosh anaaC. Rodriauez;r Bayou
L. aCoyabe, Michel Smallwood. Enoch Re,
q" .
bertson and John D. Brown; Bonfonea;
Andrew; Green and Eugene Trouillie; Ba-
you Chitto, Luke Ellis; Pearl River, Fran
co.'s Flot; Vaudeville. Joseph hnsehens.
Joseph Brousseau, Moses Robertson, An
thony Burrell Louis French and Nathan
Sighed Gu.tave, ,st,,tl sDt,upa,t, Il. {. Heiser,
Edmund Willis, Andrew, Green, An: Bos-
que, COMMITTEES zsss1 .s=s- ~, zaz:st 7-ss
Moved and seconded saat the rspote Of
tho committee b reeaissd ,CaEieda {
The Chairman, anpqpneed = that At the cleo
ton Of permanent President, and Secre: e
tary, was in order u.~....-< ..,,..,....
On MOTION, LOUIS rlenco was on@o1.
mousiy i elected pernsns1t Preaiasnt snd
F. n Guedey permansht Secretary. -
It.w.ss moved and sseeended that the
Secretary make put II li4t t; Of IS daegates.
Carried. ...,.,...
Oh motion, ! recess 81 ten minutes was
taken @s.-'- @ - NS'' 80 -
Tbs Convention ~as n<'lsda tos anrdsz;
Ieas Fnuah n tAe char. t,s sssaas>zzs 3
Replution u g. l1s DsPs1t; acsss -sae :.
Resolved. That Me do hereby endoEse
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Hsn1syt 40iaA 4sf4t 5t1s sa 1ests u
[s;dehtSehSUaitssfh64 ase7dee p
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
State Of Louisiana.

Hcx OF STATE REGISTRAR OF VorERs,
New Orleans. September 2, 1872. !
:d Assistant Supervisors Of Registra-
i'm and Clerks for the several election
s::iacts Of the parish Of Or|.ans:
anct. Assist. Supervisor. Clerk.
D. A. Ward. T. D. Dinitry.
! {. L. Van Hooten. ]. r. Childress.
! J. D. Houston. George Koefner.
Ihos. Duffy; &. Cavanac.
! ~ C. Barry. F. Mooney.
+ W. Nikoll. F. Laraschi.
.lhos. Fernon. Il. Ducros.
\ w,o. Swan. Geo. Dclamoro.
\. NC. Kiusella. Alt. Bourges.
h jim G.. Weaver. Ed. Cannon.
|! ID. O'Conncll. j. r. A. Gauthreaux
.)Nnes Beggs. Felix Sauve.
ER. Chevslly. G. c. Piper.
l. =. Moyel. Frank G. Lockwood
Benz. Kelly. E. B. Gnion.
ssis:ant Supervisors and Clerks who
snst yst received their appointments,
.all as carly as possible at the Office
lbs State Registrar Of Voters. No. 224
anon street, coraer Of Dryades, and
kGiy, 3. p. BLANCHARD,
he Registrar of Voters, and Supervisor
. NJ Poo;strat;nn Parish of Orleans.
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CLUB DIRECTORY.

RST wARD-Thomas Isabelle, Pre-
lat; A. Frilot, Secretary. st. Charles,
1sn Felicity and Polymnia streets
aWEDSEsDAY evenings at y.
EcOND WAnD-C. F. Glandin, Pre-.
Ftp. E. Bechtel, Secretary; Geddes
Erato between Barronne and Caron-
ts:rsstS; meets TUESDAY evening at u
alRD WARD-E: P. Chase, Preai-
NV. W. johnson, Sec'y; meets MoN-
evening at y.
0VRTH wARD-R. G. Howard, Pre-
atA. Pluche, Secretary; IRENE cor
Caasi; meets MONDAY evening at q.
18TH WARD-Joseph Follin, Presi-
~. L. Matthew, Secretary; Toulouse
Sstn Marals and Villere; meets Tu1s-
evening at y.
GlH WARD-F. P. Benedict, Presi-
S'A Capla. Secretary; Ursulines near
aay; WEDNESDAY evening at y.
svESTH WARD. B. Jourdain,
sd'nt; VIM. Moore, Secretary; Union
claiborne; meets MONDAY evening u.
NaTH wARD-E. v. Leclerc, Sec-
Aonles near Narigny; meets Nox-
sssning til.
MlH WARD-Samuel Carter, Presi-
s'ohn Blandin, Secretary; meets We'd
VT evening at y.
ErH wARD.-E. P. Duclaslonge,
~ sssas; F. X. Hyde, Secretary; meets
stamp and jackson streets, Tues
ss;vnius at u.
4lvENTH WARDS. NJ. simms,
ssne; Louis Carter, Secretary; corner
~; s.aa Dryades streets; meets NoNDAE
Sg o'clock. :
.sGLFrH wARD-D. c. Woodruff,
s%sat;J. :. Winters, Secretary; meets
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uaiSa l., st. between Chestnut and
'' 1rEspAY evening at "a. -
SsSass.,hNTH sas., wARD-B. Buchanan,
hssSss,. IT, v. Errow, Secretary; corr
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he Registrar Of Voters, and Supervise
,f Registration, Parish of Orleans.
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Parish of ---, Oct. ---, 1879.
hereby certify that --, who has exc
cuted tho foregoing affidavit, offered him.
self, in my presence, to the supervisor Of
registration for the said parish Of -,
and claimed, in writing, the right to re-
gister, copy Of such claim above trans
cribed, and was unable to obtain registra-
ton from said supervisor. And I further
certify, that under 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. - II.
Esa44., 10
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roRM OF SECOND AFFIDAVIT AND cERTn1c ATE
-~ State,of Louisiana.
Parish 0f -

FoRN OF SECOND AFFIDAVIT AND cERTH1cA ATE.
Be- State,of Louisiana !
eH ".t Parish Off
On the fourth day Of November, 1872.
I,-, 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 out the same and register me
ton three Of the act of Congress, entitled
"An act to enforce the rights Of citizens Of
the United States to vote in. the several
States of the Union, and for other pur-
poses" approved May 81, 1870, and offer
edE1o the commissioner Of elechon, at said
poll, for deposit in the ballot box, the
ballot hereunto attached. which was Of
fered, to The denial Of ny rights as citi-
zen and loyal voter. ...s
Egned in the presence Of
! - fHere attach balhk)
Subscribed and swornstQ this - day
Of November, 1872, before mo, ---.
PAnm o., Noyember =, 1S72 :,
I cortify that1 was at the polling place
Eaboye mentioned on the daysof election,
.Neyamber 4, 1871, and that the atstsnent
Fufr-, above subscribed to, Ii true IN
|svery particular. a@.@' @ @a7o
United States Supervisor Of Election at
4 faid uclf
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x fHere attach balhk) 3
Subscribed and sxorn,tpi this - day
ofNovember, 1872, before mo, ---.

lUnited States supervisor Of Election at
ksaid poll.
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with slight splash into the brook
With cry he sprang after it; the rust
ling water seized him with Its myriad
soft hands, and hurried him downward.
blinded, choking, but still cropping and
grasping desperately for the necklace.
More than once projecting rock or
bough offered him a chance of preserva-
tion; but he rejected all what was ifo
without his necklace
downward to the wheel lie could
hear the roar and the rush and tho
hoarsc scream Of fiendish laughter;
another moment and all would be over;
he made one last grasp, and felt tho
necklace in his hand once morel
"But in the same instant the great
black wheel stretched out its hands and
caught him-sucked him In with wild
yell Of ftriumph--wound him round and
ground him down, crushed and dead
and shapeless; the foam bubblcd with
his blood. Then there was a great silence
and the wheel stood still. 1t had done
Its work.
"Some days afterward man, prompt
ed by curiosity, crept to the edge of the
ridge and looked down at the mill. He
was surprised to see it stopped, and no
signs of the crazy old miller. AT last he
vontured down cautiously, and saw
formless mass lying beneath the wheel.
One hand, protruding forth, grasped
curious necklace of small shells"
The voice OF my companion died
away like the whispering OF wind
among the trees. For long time lay
motionless aud silent, pondering over
the tale. At last I said:
"He was justly served. Crime such as
his can find no absolution."
There was deep sigh. but whether it
was caused by the moaning ofthe breeze
through the branches of the oak, or
exhaled from human breast, L could
not tell. Then voice-if 1t was voice,
and not the broken fall of water and
rustic of ofleaves-seemed to say:
"Do you condemn me? Yet 1 loved
herw
A moment passed ere the full mean
ing of those words came to me. open
ed my eyes and started up, and looked
around on every side. was alone no
human form was near me. The tall
grass in which lay bore the impress Of
no second figure.-My eyes were heavy,
and my sense confused. Had been
asleep?
There stood the mill-wheel, silent
and dark in the twilight, and around 1t
fOamed and FLASHED the waters of the
brook. Above, the dark ridge loomed
against the sky, and for moment
caught my breath, thinking 1 saw
dusky figure standing on the brink of
the gully. But it was thick k-branched
yew-tree growing there. And neither
before nor since have l ever met my
mysterious companion.