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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-31
District Court of the United States OF AIntrcs, 30
Ihe district of Loui lara.
NY G.. Z. GIkAKDEY 4 co.. Auc

by G. K. GIKAKDEY Il CO.. AuC.
- t!oneers-tic. No. l. Exchange piace.-SAT-
LkDAl. apii. 49, 1872 at twelve eclock ". al the
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange. OH ROYAL,
between. Canal and Customhouse streets, i'll this
sly o, S Ilr'J Jud ., an n o .b r ei
trlct Court of the United States of America tor
the District OF Louis ana, sitting ln-oai kI'iptcs,
dated March Is, 1872, and rendered IN tie ABOVE
entitled matter, will be sold by public auction the
4 PORIION OF GROUND, with all the build.
ings and improvements thereon, situated N tie
Fourth District of this city in the square bonded
by JOSEF hike, St. Andrew, PrytaHia and 81.
Charles streets, and designated by the letter or
q sketch by Charles e. de Lise Oil the sixteenth OF
April, 1867, annexed to an act before L. Bouny,
notary, public, July Is, 1867; the said portion OF
street, by depth on the side line toward ST.
Charles street OF .S2 feet thence the sad lot
measures in a line parallel with Josephine street,
a rear width of l2O feet; thence on line at right
angles 70 Josephine street 80 feet inches; thence
or line toward st. Charles street 80 feet and
thence on d line parallel with st. Charles street
Isl feet inches, terminating ol Josephine street
The III provements comprise large aud com
nodou, oueseory frame cottage, retired from the
street, with front gallery garden, sllrubberv etc
front and sides; two story frame rear building.
etc The property is known as NO. 3i9 Josephine
street.
The decree of court ordering the sale of tie
above described property directs thai the sane be
freed from all ncumbrances, and lie ASST sute. act
lng as the officer of the court, will convey only
such title is in him vested by the assignment
il bankruptcy and by the Aforesaid order OF court
Terms-Cash on the spot III United States treas
urv notes, and the purchasers to assume pay menG
over and above the pIlce OF adjudication OF all
taxes due Oh said property up.to the time OF 3.le.
pe-se of the purchasers, before NJ Gernon, notary
public. mh2o 80 81 apo 10
LARGE TN. STORY FRAME DWELLING AND
quarter square of Ground, corner OF Felicity
road and Chestnut street-Assignees Sale in
Bankruptcy-By order of E; H Nor; As
siguee-In the matter OF Charles H. chase,
EaukrlInf-NO. HOP
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE OSCAR ]. DUNN
DECEASED.
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STOCKS BONDS, ETC.
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By S. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. BUISS0N.

MRS. JULES ARNOULT vs.. EDOUAED BUISSOH
EFT AIS.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. g ,G55.
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SUCCESSION OF O. E. HALL

second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. "a 1854.
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ELEGANT COTTAGE RESIDENCE AND LARGE
grounds Josephine street. between st.
Charles aud Prytauia streets-Assignee's sale
in bankruptcy, 10y order of E Z Norton. as
signee-In the matter of William K. Budd.I-
dortf. bankrupt-No. 1873.
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pY L. ROGuR 4 CO-HENRY sANoRl

ALSU
0FFICh DESK, SAFE AND ABOUT lCoo tl'Ahs'
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COMFORTABLE HOUSE On POYpRAS STREET
BETWEEN GALvEZ AND JOHNSON STREETS.
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON CANAL, BIENvILLE
AND GALVEZ STREETS.
INSURANCE STOCK.
SUCCESSION. OF JOHN O'DOSSELL.
RY c. E. GIRARDEY, & CO., AUG

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 35 2l9.
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Dye. GlRARDEY & CO.. ACcT1o.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 10 1868.
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District Court of the United States of America fc
the District of Louisiana.
DY G. f. GIRARDEY & CO., AUCTION
\ -ltce NJ l. Exchaune nlace .-SAIl Il

DY G. +. GIRARDEY & CO., AUCTION
ID etrs-Otiice No. Il Exchange pace.-SAl IL
DAY April l3. 1872, at twelve o'clock NJ, at
tie Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, on
Royal between Canal and Customhouse streets, in
,Li- city of New Orleans by virtue of an order OF
the Hon. Z. H. Uurell, Judge of the District Court
OF the United States Of America for the strict OF
louisiana sitting in bankruptcy. dated the sixth
day OF March 1872 and rendered III the above en-
titled matter will be sold by public auction the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
TWO LARGE LOTS OF GROUND, situated IL the
Foult District Of his city, i'll the square bounded
by Felicity road, st Mary, Chestnut and Plaque
mines or Coliseum streets and des gnatrd lots
Nos and OF said square. Lot No. forms the
corner Of Felicity and Chestnut streets and meas
uIps inches front on Felicity street. by III
feet III Leptl and front on Chestnut street houI;i-
ed Oh one side BY lot No 2, on which II measures
il9 feet y inches. ard III the rear by Lot 20 ="
Lot No 2u+a>ures 80 feet inches front GU Felicity
street by II f-et inches in Cepth on the line OF
lot No. | ard lI& feet g., inches i'll depth on lie
OTHER side line all French measure. Together VT
AL the buildings and improvements thereon, COM
prisiug q large and cOinmodlously arra' Grd Two
suitable for a large family, with ample room tront
for any required Improvements, the ntl4hboflon'l
excellent and adjacent to market schools ana
churches.
The decree of court ordering the sale of the
above described property directs that the same be
ing as the officer OF the court, VIII convey only
such title as is in him vested by the assignment III
bal kruptcy and by the aforesaid order Of count.
Terms-Cash the spot IN United states
treasury notes, and purchasers to assume pay y
nent over and above the prce OF acJudcatl"h' OF
all taxes due Oh said property up to the time OF
sale
Acts of sale and United States stamps a the ex-
pense OF the purchasers, before NJ GeTuon notary
nuhHc mi23 80 81 ap6 10
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SIX LOTS CORNER FIRST AND LIBERTY
.STREETS- SUt CESSION OF kMANtEL kRAiL.
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STCCESSION OF j. J. ALAERT
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NY r. NJ, 4 Il. j. MONTGOMERY

SUCCESSION OF NARY OLEARY WIFE OF JOHN
(QSNORS-SO. -.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY G. E. GirardeY & Co.
POLYMNIA STREET PROPERTY.

SUCCESSION OF CHARLES LINDBERG.
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Second D.s.r;c; Court for the Parish 81 Orleans
No IS 2Gl.
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SUCCESSION OF MIGUEL E>TLLA.

Second Dstric. Court FOR the PARISH Of u cans
No G5.212
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BlENvlLLE STREET PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF HENRY GORDON.

Second District Court for the Parish Ct Orleans
No Is 255,
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ELEGANT BRICK RESIDENCE, WITH SIX LOT'
OF GROUND. No. 1876 1halia street; be
tween Prytania and St Charles streets-Estat'
of William Mure-Altred H. Mure VS.. JoE-
Mure Tutor.
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BETWEEN CLOrET AND MOSTEGCI
STREETS
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SUCCESSION OF ANDREW HcXASTER.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No "a .O39.
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pYG.DE FERRET & CO.-JoHN G. MON

ERTY STREET, BETWEEN NELPoMESE AND
TERPSICHURE STREETS
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quarter square of Ground, corner OF Felicity
road and Chestnut street-Assignee Sale II
Eankruptcy-By order of Z. H. Nor, !. As
sgnee-In the matter of Charles H. Chase
Bankrupt-NO ll02
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Second District Court for the PARISH of Orleans
No "a 669.
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Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-31

Second District Court fol the Parish of Orleans
No. IS 051.
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EoTSEP0LD FURNITURE. PIANOS. CsEHK.
1T
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-19
4 Deaths Head and Crossboncs

ought to be the trademark of every
dealer in Rum Bitters, But no to pro
claim their real mission would rum
them, so they sail under false %coIors,
and do their deadly work surreptitlOuS-
w. Fortunately their triumphs over
credulity are nearly ut an end. Ever
since the Introduction of DIR. WALKER'S
CALIroRNn VlNEGAR BmTERs the sale OF
the burning finds advertised rs "ton>
les has been rapidly declining. They
are still the mwhole,omc solace Of in
diyiduai3 who wish to satisfy Il morbid
appetite for strong drink without com
promising their responsibility but the
sick are everywhere d%iscarding them,
aud adopting the ljncgW BittcrS. The
success of this wonderful vegetable rem
cdy astonishes DR.. Walker himself, He
believed, when he gave 1t to the world,
that il was IN unequalled tonic, free
from the objections urged against the
mclicated iirc-waterS and dilutions Of
s%trychuinc, uuinino and other powerful
alkaloids employed in modern practice ;
but he scarcely expected that 1T would
prove Il specific for chronic dyspepsia,
iiycr-complaint, incipient consumption,
confirmed rheumatism, govt, scrofula,
nervous affections, general debility and
all diseases that disorders, without de-
stroylng, the vital machinery. Yetthis,
unless thousands of witnesses have cons
spired to deceive the public, is actually
the case.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-19

FRulr trees that are covered with
moss should be scrapcd and then
washed with II solution Of soft soap
and salt or brine.
Cons to rcplant should DO taken
from the butt of the ear. All obscr.
Want farmers know that they should
nave late pollen for late issues Of silk
That is produced by late rains, which
MI ont our corn crop, The corn
from the point Of the cob will do the
lob.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-19

Tue CALlronNIA Farmer says
"CaIilorniu is not only the garden
of the world but she is the granary
of the world, and will be the vine
yard Of the world, and will lead all
other States in our Union in all
those products, including wool, pro-
ducing more than any other State in
the whole Union of each of these
products.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-19
WOMAN.
by JOHN G. WHITTIER

by JOHN G. WHITTIER.
i'll, S'"' ""'' ''''"on WIN
hehoih thou art "A woman SIM
Ana, by that sacred namoaud dear.
l pidlhy better SELF appear,
m,lIl' through thy foul disguise, / SEQ
m purity,
llal' spite OF change and loss, make. rood
my birthright claim of womauhood,
An inward %loathing, deep, Intense:
~ shame hati'hal Innocence.
Cast OF the grave-clothes orthy sinl
kl'e from the dust thou Hest In,
AS Mary rose AT Jesus word,
Redeemed and white before the Lord,
lteclaim thy lost soul ! IN His n,mc.
luSe up ana break thy bond, of shame
Art wcak@ lic's strong. Art fcarfuIq IIcar
me worlds o'crcomor: "Br OF good ,up.rl'
NnatI ZIP shall Judge when he approves?
VINO dare to scorn the chiII he love!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-19

A London correspondent writes
concernsng the Great Raft OF the
Red River which was partially re-
moved in the years 1875, ut an.ex-
pcnse of three hundred thousand
dollars, and was then allowed to nc
cumu'ato again. He SAYS thut it
seems to move against tho current
instead Of with it, the motion beng
ut the rae Of about two miles a year.
The explanation # this is that the
LOGS at the lower end of the raft are
disintegrated and carried away by
floods AMI freshets, while the upper
end constantly receives additions,
md this gives it in APP aren' up
ward notion winch, since its first
has seemed to carry 1T
about four hundred miles,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-19

The most astonishing eur of chronic
diurrh,rl we rycr heard of is that of
VIM. Clark, Frankfort Mills, Waldo Co.,
Maine; the facts are attested by Ezra
Treat, Upton Treat aud NJ. A. Merrill,
Of whom might be addressed for
particulars. Mr.. Clark was cured by
,JyhuSou8 IaoiyHe Linimcnt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-19
HOME AND TARM HINES.


h'''N''N hoo''S Ilc'l sou anu P''"'S
" "i'u"'o T,'o": i'' 'Do1' ) 'o"io.'
~ .;n ""l~ I''''' - "',''H"' roii,,
"nnL sin,k2 If miro H,ror
m;u.,,
i""' "v'',' iI"S 10 H'p"" "i'i''n'
'''NI' i''rr' y '
~. '"'H "''ol 'no9 ,''' ,
NV" "'''''" "''6'' 80 ''"''
~ 'oNH' 'NP''i''''" 6"i''"''" '"''
IF YOU wlS to make your ch'Idrri
SatlFlled WIN Iohc aiiu cpllhlry me-
MAKE tt '''I'c'lIo nl''. Il'H2'"O W
"'io''""I" W''', 'iI'V "''' ' Wv
"'" '"lrl,l? '"S ~" '"''o "''" Wv
~
NO oRSANhNT IS SO appropriate loi
thc dlhner taDle Or illllIlo 'S u vase
81 flowers IL II Slhall I'IlhlI'y o.
spirits oil camrhor IS rI''coa IN ,n'
water contained IN inc vase inc
color ana freshness OF I'io mower VIII
remain Tor ii in''cll longer por'oo'
The Pdu" FutmrT CRIES out
against the slaughter" OF the b"II'loca'
oyer 1''"oO o. mem nav" D|'i'
hlII'a lor Inoir macs 'i"ho' ino
fp"''F Thinks IL lIhl2 Il'' congress
took some "ctloh TO prevent 'lI9
reckless 7Iao%l'''r'
TUE RWW CaIIo'HiaH speaks IN
high terms of the Dixie tomato, II
new variety originated by Professor
}. Parish Steel, Of Clttron"IIc, Ala,
the agricultural editor OF the Mobile
Register. at is II brl&htgoldcn yellow
moderate SlHo Of great productive
ness, and an exquisite purity OF
Ilayor.'
A CORRESPONDENT OF tho Western
Ru0l says If fence posts OF amy
kind OF timber are covered with a
coatlnS OF bol'cd lInSeed oll, III
which pIIverlyet charcoal has been
stirred to the thickness OF pant
"not II MAJ will 1--we long enough to
see them rotten ms Is All rue
provided the fence ro5ts have beoA
seasoned before coating
A coon backing is made Of four
ounces of bogs lard, sixteen ounces
Of meats foot oil, four ounces OF
yellow wax, twenty ounce If ivory
sixteen ounces Of brown
sugar, aud ten If water. Heat the
whole to boiling, and stir it until it
becomes cool enough to handle, then
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-19

Ir you desire rosy checks and IL com
pleXion fair and free from Pimples,
Blotchcs and Eruptions, purify your
blood by taking DR.. PIcrce's Golden
Medical Discovery. 1t has no equal for
this purpose. JSS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-19

Rupture can be cured without suffer
ing. Elastic TrusscS are supcrseding
all others. Before buying Metal Trusses
or Supporters, send for II descriptive
circular to the Elastic Truss Co., GS3
RrNadMnv. n. Y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-19

II. II. SnrrE1pr, & Co., Chicago,
alone in America distil IMPERIAL
GIN by the HOLLAND PROCESS. Send
for circular.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-19

ALI THE trimmings on ladies'
dresses are now put on the bnc!!;,
while the front is left quite plain.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-19

COZ TO 500 PER WEEK made easy by amy
va lady, 9,JO sold In SIX months, The most
wonderfully rapid selling article ever invented for
married or single ladies' ls', No Jcpdie rml dD i0HW,-
ways been wanted, aud always Will, Profits large,
Rights for sale. Lady agents can make fortunes.
standard articles. Circulars free. Address Mrs.
WILSON, ~ Fulton ST., New York, 20 Box 2IiS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-19
LADIES' COLUMN.
Hon heels are going down.

- '''
MUSICAL note paper ia the latoat
novelty.
Wa, ala N1,,;o A,toi,ot,o
| rapidly coming into fashion in
| Paris.
Dprss,,,,,r, loyo anna l,ol. J.,
tLn Jnnis nn'n,a ono, n"o '"oN W
Tm li,adom ~ rot,iooa.
nhrasn If tho odIlont I'',g', u" u
Be,ycr ' ''''"''''
p.,.r,.,
,,i 'a''"'' p'r"'o'' c',r'ed ''nto
| fair focn bonsnu" '0'' ""''' ~ '"'
T,, "Ilr 49,. 80,
oo, oi'''''S,''o'co hIEh 0P"hI'h
o'n'' 20 'oo'' 10 resume us pace IN
i, i'"y n'lf-of IT. least IN mat
,i r''':' A~"'n'r"' may "I some Jour
n''i''i1 Va or'o"co, ll,H become
mS'n6 o"i'or u Clo washington
~pIhThE'lhN are quick 10 observe
4H"1 peer" % "pP'ecl,''c u cil%hnh
'''1O o"'S noC in"Ich Inc color ol Inc
"''ui"l HUI
VERY pretty vInaigrcttos; made Of
9o'o III C"0 S'i'po OF II hunting morn,
@'o "pI" S'u"S III inc polCS o "'"Sh-
'o'' Vi '"Sn'"h'
ONE store in Paris, " La Belle
JardInIcrc, employs LOO women
the most skilled are paid 81 4O per
'''1 inc Observation-Disclosures ~ cents
Pol "'J'
NILE, Natalie Douse, II niece Of
l%rcSldeht Timers. IS to marry Mr..
John 0tnyYeSant Cruger OF New
ioiN II, V'Iooor' Inc wedding VIII
Pfo"'"'J ''Ao Pl"co "C 'crSalIlc5'
a GENTLEMAN advertised for Il wife
and received answers Irom 1897
husbands, saying he could have
lhelrS Tins IS even as an ll'ustra-
ZION VI INC Vaiue Oh advertising
MNs; Davidson, Of Mlchigm N, in
forms an mdmiring world that she
has frequently driven II mOwinG-ma-
chino through seven acres Of grass
IN one day THIS summer.
A~LDLBAnAN, once SO famous ON the
turf, has been purchased by Maggie
Mitchell, and IL used by her cXclu-
rIveIy rs p saddIo-horso ut Long
bra1ch. lie IL now twelve years old
ana looking remarkably fine.
C]omER-rorD fans arc sold for the
benefit Of yOunu ladies' who bnye no
one to love, and who chew the slul-
fling ont of any other kind in one
evening when II hop IL IN progress.
Some American families residing
in London have a map Of the part
Of the town where they live printed
ON the backs Of their cards. We
may expect Typographical visiting
cards hero very soon.
Cr,rr ,ihhnu and loco ccorr. orc
worn IN All Sorts OF ltncIlul ana
graceful ways on the bonnet, on the
neck, round the waist -lhdced,
wherever th"y Will look pretty ana
when they are wei managed they
have II charming effect,
Tm rcion Of white muslino tuni-
luos over linen undor-skirts Is abso
lutte. They are pulled and edged
with irig which are equal with plain
washing luIlo thus presenting a very
appearance. Black velvet
is used to loon these downy
oyer garments. They are pretty,
'lcau and n%cgligo.
EIrro,s have a more importnnt
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-19
Delightful.

TN" Louisiana cr"ul" Hair %li"1tUrcr is n delight,
fuzzy prrluuud compound, entirely tree from stick.
Iur-r lud an del, ferrous aud POISONOUS material,
IIiy lprk, gradually disappear upon its uS", and
in their place VIII tuur he found glossy, luSurlnnt
lrr,tns, which pow" a delight to their owner aud
the admiration of friends, It's popularity, where
ever iutruIurrd, has been sudden and permanent.
EEAD THE TESTIMONY.
81. LOWS. Missouri.
We, the undrrGlgn"l, citizens of 81. Louis, Mo-,
have urrl the Louisiana Creole Hair lt"NtOrur, ana
uuhor'tHiu-lN pronounce II tot the most PHEASANT
ana agreeable hlr dressing aud restorative We
have ever srru tried. II does the work faithfully
HIuI wen freed the head at once from dtudrull,
cures l~ut,", at IN" h,ur, aud restores II to ~ orig
mai color. IL an elegant toilet article, with, per
/ APPS, attn" requisites for an extensive and rapid
,tl", aud W" therefore II To the public,
HIIiuu T.. LlnhHm. James A. Priest, William B
liut5", Harvey Il. Lucas, ',rOrgu l.. Ray, Thomas
H. naOn, GEORGE Nlraicr, l.. NJ scott.
At,rm. The E,oniug star Is the most beautiful
sheet iron cylinder wood stove made. Its durabl"
u"ulpmlcnI, and the poor mans friend, Every
body sNuuld have one Of lhcS" excellent stoves.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-19

WhEN WRITING TO ADVERT
~. sers please say You saw the sdyeb.
in this paper.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

raren elosx~Ths Drain sas sp %l IL ysa1 co,
tuition has been already invaded with
run''y aud the form of your corcrnm|
substantially changed BY the mower
whose interest i, has been t,m,cr.a ~;
l hsve lifted the voice Of w,ru;r, d;
and again when have witnessed m. n
gresSive strides by which this work If =,
so''dation has been effected Gene,
urans may be reelected. bi, il will
the inauguration Of one of tbns. or.
cP"chs which have marked the downf,u
nations.
In the recent cooperation with !
movement OF the Liberal Republican
'he Democratic party have made sacri6c
10 save the country. Blu, they have mai
la'n'd' ard mean TO maintain. their orra
'za''on. whatever may be the result Of IN
pa'f.".'c movement. That it may be su
ceSSfu' Is the earnest prayer of eve,
"ue friend OF constitutional govcrnmet
throughout the country. They ors ~;
ing t" yield a generous supper, TO ar
honest effort to wrest the power which !
nv" hoihs from the military admini.trI
n'n OF General Grant. II Mr.. Grec,.
can and iE doing this, he will receive n
'hanss OF all good men. of whatever M.
" who look To the safety of their insti,y
TONS. and may save US from the RI;
~h'eh Is impending over us. /, is v,,.
uo'y' and mine. gentlemen. to accofL I
Nun generous and active support. Yo'
wiz 4, least have the satisfaction of know
ing that your motives were homes, an,
patriotic "'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03
"Unqaesstsnob's he Sex a.sss,nsi por
81 The kiRd in the HoId."
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