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Rrdufheit ecer @uillfrHB.
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erCi 9Diutsr AR,agea gfgittsH leiu, lepie nit siEf. asnEaeu.
ZEN Nu,atl Seaieea. StgImsfe. 5aiGerEntr. !SaastItrr
Ssrpiettsn. Aamms. Surteg u. I. ~. RsiNer eisicr Ssaer-
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ARRANGEMENTS ~sitlsrtalp sstrcfsu iae. Saes sleisanes
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Observation-Disclosures srpartsmsut.

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elmer su,en srgtitsn eriisbuEg. euiNl;eElih Sefn S6rei.
ctabunssn, Hs6usr aigstra. @eSrl;irit SaSiatr.r eepf'
Gtrifltte Seers.
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tannit 0u DID un,srltsbcr. naS Dlacat
unleree WaSiitrots atSur,Ben?
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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31
Republican State Convention.
Warm 9th and PinCllDacEx En-
elOrseu.
The tIs,lvc esfiOra Ae.sOIarns tC
Meet at Baton Rouge.

New ORLEANS, May 30.-Tho Re
publican State Convention adopted
resolutions endorsing Governor War
moth and declaring him to be the
first choice OF the convention for Gov
ernor and Pinchback for Lieut.. Gov
ernoc ; recognizing and toleratinS
the existing differences Of opinion
upon national affairs and condemn
ing tho unlawful inteEfcrences of ted
eral officers in the State Govern
ment.
The convention adjourned to meet
at Baton Rouge on tho 10Th Of juno
or such other time and place as may
hereafter be indicated by the State
Central Committee for tho purpose
Of making an effort to assure the
union Of all good Republicans.
Speeches were made by AIosE;rs.
Pinchback and Conway il support
of Greeley and Brown. Cir.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31
can control the national and State

can control the national and State
governments. Thcy can elect whom
they please. Dut neither the Literal
Republicans nor the Democrats can
effect anything by themselves. Di-;
vidcd, they aru comparatively weak,
but united they ore both powerful
and strong. Such q coalition will
make tho triumph Of tho Liberal
movement q certainty. There being
nothing i'll the platform which is not
Democratic doctrine, what is there
in the candidates to object to-? Theil
records in the past do not contain it:
If so, where /? Is it because Mr..
Greeley is in favor Of universal am
nesty-of his desire to do justice to
the South and removo the disabili-
ties, which, while imposing the bur-
dens, denies its people the benefit Of
government !? Is it because he re-
probates the undue imposition OF the
enforcement act, and contends that
there should he NO Ku-Klux punish
ments where no Ku-Klux exist ?"
Was it because he wished to stop the
lcsolations and horrors Of war i'll
1868 and restore peace and anity
to rival sections !? It can not be this !;
nor that he is opposed to corruption
in Office, nepotisn anu ccntraliza-
ton. What Democrat could have q
better record ? We know how con-
sistcnt Mr.. Greeley has been in the
past, and it is reasonable to infer he
will be the same in the future.
In this view of the case, there Ger
tainly cau be no good reason against
a coalition of the Liberal and Dom
ocratic parties.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31

SHORT AND TO THE POINT NT.-Yhis is
how our friend, W. G. Annis, of tho
Baton Rouge Gazette Comet handles
the llorse-hesh general
"Cur friend, Colonel Powers,
''ilghts with Grant," and holds him
up as tho ''itroua naughty soldier. "
Well, SO be it, but there is a day COM
ing when the "proud naughty soldier"
will be brought to tho practical con-
clusion that there are yet living q few
"proud naughty" citizens who have
some rights he will be compelled to
respect in this Government. The
sword and the bayoncts arc very use
full things in their place, but when
they get ont Of their natural sphere
they ;,rc "lilSc a fish out of water. p"
The true Republicans of the country
have this matter i'll hand, and VIC Ca
,,,ct to hear cf the 'pro,id hauy yatN
soldier" retiring III good order to re-
assume command of-lls tan yals.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31
NOTICE..
ap.M-w& 10 90.

A TTENVInN is called to the Sale, by the Sheriff
~ "t West Fc'icina, to ta'<r place on the Isl OF
June next, OF h" tine Cotton Plantation n1 Feat
,liamu, having the finest Gin House, ,'Gins Steam
En"irc. ruM.lit.. Press, Cistrrn covered! by
I'a, lion, stable, good e'tart t's at good land- and
l:,lS en,l.nNtl ii Hlak:nG !; crop.
;his property is h, sold to satisfy two mort .aGt
itnes Of ii"i Three tltrl-aiti Dollars, ibii"if hv
lIlls..rI Commission Merchants IN ni,i1slt .r,'
viii, ,l,,ti ca, nj ,,rAl strulat,n- "a l,, ard
nht li!teu fer " less .'GU'nt Ant. ihlrIl@ tl!r
ilietr,n,rnt:,iltr Ike lrul"ilI VIII "n s!nuht y,
sacrificed The prejudice HI the planter. Here
then. therefore. is splendid Opportunity iuI
:.lt 4eyeleIt Ii 2r0l1v .l.E-GstMcNl.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31
UNITY or PARTIES.

UNITY or PARTIES.
We take the following pointed
editorial from the N. o. R'pulliian
Of the 2Sth inst.
It is doubtful if any clement was
80 active in precipitating our civil
war as party bitterness, or has kept
alive the animosities it engender-
cd to an equal extent. Out of it has
grew sectionalism, political persecu-
\ ton, and, at times, something ap-
proaching anarchy. Bat the time
has row come when all this can be
cast aside. The violence of the evils
to which we a!lude have in them
selves effected cure. They have
aroused the patriotism Of the coun-
try, and all parties arc admonishco
to sacrifice party fccling and section
III disIikcs that corruption may be
mt down and FREQ institutions .Lc
preserved in their party. This con-
lihon Of things arises from the fact
Tint there orc but two channels of
political opinion in the United States
at this moment. One Of these leads
To Capitalization of power in the sca-
clul government. The other opposes
it. Onoton3s to monarchy, the 9th
or sccksto l'nausulatc that liborality
in r5litics essential to representative
government.
Of course these adverse influences
arc sustained by parties. They
might properly DO designated the
Presidents or administration party
and the Liberal Republican party
The former seeks, for tho sake of
General Grant, consolidation OF mil
ihry despotism, and is founded in u
spirit Of sectional animosity while
the Liberal Republican movement,
pcrcciving the radical tendency of
the other party, and the danger to
good government which must incvi-
tably follow its success, has rallied
to its support the intelligence and
patriotism of tae country.
rs WIS graphically expressed by
Mr.. Semmcs, in his speech to the
Democratic meeting at st. Charles
Theatre, Saturday night
Tho Liberal Republican party is
represented by the Intelligence of the
Republican party, and now it is time
70 bury the past. Let lis shake
laads across the bloody chasm. Let
Us keep tho constitutional amend
pents created by the result Of en-
Ialcllsenlent. Let us stand by the
frty 1uled by intelligent, honest
!en, rather than that ruled by mill
'fy power end nepotism. This is a
Tlous question. How arc we going
t4do it? Q
Fhis question is answered by the
la'e u eral Republican platform adopted
~ enc'nnati. 1t points cut as con-
''seY as possible the true principles
government. It is broad, fair
auo remocratic, and contains nc
aocuie that can not be subscribed
~ oy' Democrat, a Republican, Oh
any MAI who is Honestly in favor o1
acofrec and honest administration
W 'ne afairs of the country. Sup
! r0t'ed " the liberal sentiment O
"e natio, the Cincinnati candidates
a'e saro II an election. No Demo
W. Na' ooub1their honesty Or capacity
~ s0ne objc& to their principles. Thel
w.: IVY not tccept them ? It is no.
sas ~'sef TO accept present good thar
'',n ID, one th,t may not be found /?
1nere is still another reason wh,
s4efe should be concert of action be
'u the Liberals and the Demo
;a':' '"'S' United, they constitute a ma
'''''' OF the voting population. apt
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Paris., Of West Eclicinnn,
Parish Court.
MIS-. Mary r. Bnrrow and Husband VI. No. sic
Sa,nl. Webb and 81: Webb.

g2Y VIRTUE Of and I, satisf' writ Of FL Fa,
Hc issued il, the above STYLED suit from said Hon
Ur:ehlc Court and to directed have seized am,
viii offer t"r sale iii tNn premises OF lsoht II. Bar
row, i'll this Parrish and about eight miles from st.
Fr,ncisvc, on
Saturday the LIST day of June, A. D.
1872. at thu hour Of II o'clock A. 81 tho following
property towlt
Owe two horse wagon, one hay horse, on" plow.
Te.is,S <,f sia l&-.On II credit OF twelve months
the purchaser to cxrcutr his note bearing interest
at the rate of tive per cent per aNIlnln from date
until paid with GOOD and solvent socnrity The
costs will be required to be paid ii. United States
Currency.
Il. V. LEAKE,
my~l-rc-al-Sle 90. Sheriff.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31
GPECIEF AND BROWN EN-

DGhSi I.IE'.Ni ~ IIE nE-hipi-
hArF or NEW ORLElNg.
a call signed by ovor ono hun
lrcd aud fifty Of ttc leading I'1s;-
ness and professional men Of r<ow
Orleans WIS published in the ),Hocrs
Of that city on tho 2lst OF May, TIC
meeting to be held in the st. Charles
Theatre on the night Of tho 25Jtl..-
During the day the street was deco
rated with the flags Of all nations; at
IN carly hour the building WAS bril-
liantly Illuminated, and rockets as
ccnded heaven. ward and the air was
filled with music, whiio thousands Of
men who have hitherto taken but
little part in politics, filed tho i'm
mcnsc building to ovcrhowing. Gen.
Hebcrt presided eloquent speeches
were made by Il. j. Scmmcs, Gcnl.
Harris, Gcn'l. Geo. A: Sheridan and
Judge G. II. Braughn.
The Cincinnati platform was fully
endorsed as the following resolutions
passed will show
RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, We, the citizens Of Now
Orleans, without distinction of party,
have assembled in mass meeting to
consider tho political issues of the
day in their National relations, and
VIC deem it our privilege and duty
to give an expression Of our opin-
ions on this occasion.
And, whereas, VIC find two political
parties arrayed against cash other, the
one represented by the present Ad-
ADMINISTRATION at Washington, advoca-
ting extreme radicalism and central
ization, with strong and marked ten
denotes to military despotism whilst
on the other hand we had presented
by the convention recently assem-
bled at Cincinnati q platform con-
servativo in all its principles, and
advocating universal amnesty, re-
spect to State governments, freedom
from military rule and oppression. a
strict adherence to tho Constitution
and opposition to Federal centraliza-
ton.
And whereas, in the persons o1
Horace Greeley as q candidate fol
President and Of 3. Gratz Brown
fo1. Vice President, VIC have present
cd by the Cincinnati Convention re-
preventative and Conservative mel
whose past records and lives, if elect,
ed, give assurance Of an honest, CT.
pable and faithful administration o
our national uilairs.
And, whereas, we believe that ;
third nomination, if made at tLt
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish o.' West Fclirs,s;i;,.
Parish t'oUy;-SO. ~.

Parish CoGr;-E0. 10.
Succession OF Hannah W. Brown, deceased.
IN DBEpIkEtE 20 ~ Commission, to i:'e directed.
from the llniprrilr Court atut,.,.I,;. will sell
i'll front of The to;sil loaic OF said parrish on
'Thurs.lny the aitt, day OF dune, A. ~,
1872. at the hour of II o'clock A. NJ, of said dav.
tlc following mentioned aud described property,
io-wit:
A certain lot parcel OF ground, situate lying
and being in the Town Of i'ayou Sara. aud Known
rs lot n,lnhcr five hundred and twtr.y,n in
square number twenty, With a!l and singular the
buildings and Improvements thereon.
Vri..sl s,E sS;.ie'..oi ci"G, Of twelve months
the purchaser to C:;rrutc his not. bearing in!rrUs:
ut the rate Of eight per cent per nlln from date,
and secured by mort gage retained. III, III" Nrtl'
,rty Sold importing !. confession o! llu5nl;llt.-
The taxes and costs vii! be required to be paid IN
+. " LEsKE
nly2l-rc- adj 1926 So Sheriff.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF West Fcsici:lMu.
Tth judicial District Court.

Mrs. Mary p. Il. Evans; Vs. No 2pGO, Mrs. Marie y.
II. &. d. Dc L'Isle and Husband
EFY VIRTUE of and to satisfy writ Of Fl. Fa., is
~ sued in the above styled suit, from sa' Hon
orahir Court and to me directed, hav" srAt and
will offer for sale, i'll irunt OF the Court House uI
said parish
Saturday the LIST day Of June, A. D.,
1872 at the hour of II O'clock A. NJ. of said day,
the following mentioned and described property,
ot-Wit:
\ certain tract of i;,,nl situated in this parish
and known tie Era,.c'hnp Plantation, which
Said land measures eight hundred superficial ar
pents or less. together with all the nurhrc-
ments thereon and all the rights. ways, privileges
and appurtcnanccs thcruunto belonging, or i'll amy
wise :,ppurtanng.
Also another IN, of land adjoining the one above
described situated in She Parish aforesaid, ana
measuring hundred and sNty-i"ur acres.
Tcrns ul sale Casl,wth the benefit OF ;tpli.'sc'
+. v. LEAKE,
ap30-w&p Fl9 90. sheril.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31

ss,lluolt iS%r'1 Surfft'ScRsfh1s.
r ~. C3isN, Agent.
FANCY 6 STAPLE GROCERIES,
MISE AND LIQUORS.
Front Street. Bayou Sara Ii.
Keeps o', ',,a1t ~ al timrsa wc o'nuintcd stock
III the ,,ht.NG !!ils. tu.!A.5-is IL .A;i:Lt
CANNED Fl,ll,
CANNED il.uIT,
iiCELi:D DH-.i,
PIGS FEET,
MUSTARD,
YEAST POWDERS,
kuREEN < EI.E. TEA,
SALMON Il HOLSTERS,
sAI:DINEsS & OYSTERS,
,ERMioELLI Il aIACAEoNI,
PRESERVES & 3EL,.1E3,
lECASs& NUTS,
l;UAY.. JELLY,
CRJsllEp SUGAR,
SUGAR. NLUAlS n CANDIES,
BUTTER " CHEESE,
SODA {: CREAM CRACKERS,
TICKSE;ls CRACKERS,
SURPRISE CANDIES,
KISSES y DRIED FIGS.
| Partic,,lar ut ,rntion paid to goods received fnl
storage. Mill nakr liberal ;''lyar,,.s ol. cnsissi
n,.n,s, Hu, ),n.. highest market price 4ur Couttl
| ;,iu! all liunl., .irt,i!Ict.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31
s5;;>>;.;;,f ':Sa1ct.s,

IN OHEili,SCf to n Commission. to me directed
from tli,' honorable court H.nirsni,!, Ni SCI,
at the late residence ot the deceased near Laurel
llill, iii his Parish, oa
Tuesday tho ilth day Of june, A. d.
'872 commencing IT til" hour of II o'rlnrl1 A. NJ,
Of said .l;ll. ;l., following described property, to
wit:
certain trnct Of ,ans. stu:tal rear laurel
;iiti rontaiiiil:t a'a less together
With all the buildings and improvements thereon
and !isr,w.o belonging.
Also one arl. of land, more or less. being same
bought hy William Argue from succession OF
Jacob TIN, deceased
Also, contents ct me St0rv-CoNsistin., OF Ei!'
Goods aud 'rrorrlicE
TERMS Cash.
i. V. LEAEE,
p,yl0-Gt- E lG so. sheriff.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31
TE,D WA.X.i'.aN y EtSS.
l,v "a mrror's Nrrrcp, !
West ee'il;!i-a, May &'tA t@.ss. !

T9TESrt MT to Instructions from ttp STATE 1n' it"l
j a. i'nhii" trr"HEts ,lnl d Aiy l.t.a ~. h'
prci t~ TO cul!"rt a." 'a to oHr n nl hr !'i'".
''u, iaI 10 :h,':,Ni,."'5H. ~ -. =, i',t.>'y'
III, l%t ,,,svs, ct , tGHtiI;,l Assembly o. "rla
ma, !'ari,z i,,, rys,r., Ny i'll sad Il ,v i'' II l,,E"
t.tyu to uati NJ ;,.!'t ,cl ttp ;.l'I 'ttn al cost.
Il. Il. hIEEI.iN'3.
iuay9t Il Collector.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-11
New Advertisements.

J. B. Blake the well known dealer in
boots and shoes have removed to 13t
Church street, the stand formerly occupied
by Mrs. A. J. Tynes. In this mammoth
store viii be found a large and complete
stock, embracing all the styles and varieties
known to the trade.
Read list of appointments by candidates
in the Sixth Congressional District.
Gov. Thomas E. Bramlette, agent for the
Public Library of Kentucky, publishes a
card relative to the Great Gift Concert for
Dec. Z, 1872, at which time 100000 in
prizes will be distributed. In order to Sc
cure chance for g fortune, persons should
purchase tickets at once and risk no delay.
Read the extensive advertisements and see
fIr yourself.
II. G. Scovel real estate agent advertises
The brick house and lot No. 81 5. Market
street to be sold October 18th.
South Cherry street house No. 81 for
rent by 2. P. Peck.
Waterproofs, S1.0O gloves, scarfs, etc.,
for sale at Alex Hogan's Union street.
Members expecting to attend the Ten
nessee conference in this city the 10th,
should read the notice in to-day's issue.
knights of Pythias, Myrtle lodge No. 8,
meets tonight.
Notice of public speaking by Andrew
Johnson tonight at the court house.
The drawing of the prizes offered by the
managers of the State Fair, takes place
tomorrow and the sale of tickets will con-
tjnue to day.
H. Spitz announces an auction sale Of
furniture, stoves, notions, toys, etc, to-day
at No. IL North College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-11
street Rarrroad Accident.

Yesterday afternoon about half-past five
O'Clock, while two street ears were going
along South Spruce street, near Broad, the
one following ran into the rear platform of
the other, knocking a small boy off and
painfully, if not severely injaring the little
fellow, who resides in Edgeheld. The cars
were crowded, rendering it necessary for
some to stand on the platform, and the ac-
cident resulted from careless driving, a
species of criminal negligence which should
be restrained. The drivers to both cars
were negroes, though the one in the rear
caused the casualty for which there is no
excuse, it having occurred on a perfectly
level street. These colored drivers use no
discretion aDdein going down grade be
tween the city and Fair ground yesterday,
followed close on to the preceding ear. Let
the officers Of The road enquire into the
matter. ... ......e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-11
i. Afsemnfed Suicide.

Since Eve importuned, and Adam to her
soft smile of love imploring yielded, the sp-
pie has been the INSTRUMENT of mischief,
and is yet synonym of evil. Even in the
indiscretion of antiquity's most generous
minds this fruit has found its power, and
all know who stopped to pick the golden
apple thrown in her path, and who 1t was
that gave another golden one to loves fair
est goddess, of smile divine. So, from age
to age has this mischieffruit descended,
till it is now made to play the demons part
in human dereliction. Tuesday night last,
in this city, a gentleman, whose name we
suppress, returned from walk, and first
attracted attention by ordering his little
sister (who refused) to leave the
room, and then telling his mother
to let him be quiet, be wanted to sleep.
Thinking her son had swallowed poison,
the mother sent for physician who found
it necessary to prescribe sulphate of zinc
and hot coffee, and also to subject the linn
Der victim of opium (for, as afterwards as
certained, he had taken fifteen grains of this
pOison) to two hours indulgence of pefipa-
tetic exercise, thereby saving him from an
eternal sleep, whose endless visions no
mother, with all her love and kindness,
could ever disturb. We would have pub
lished this before, but have been awaiting
the result, the patient, though yet stupid,
being now out of danger. He says be
knows not how he obtained the opium
which he thought was beautiful red apple
a pretty and unknown girl gave him. He
remembers to have taken something red
and nothing more. l-.a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-11
Personal.

Gov. Sam. Bard, Of the Chattanooga
Herald, is in the city, en- route home from
bis Northern campaign in the interest OF
modern Republicanism. He seems happy
and hopeful, as a matter Of course.
Our estimsble fellow citizen, Major r. B.
Castleman, has just returned from a months
sCiourn at rural retreats. lie was last at
Craggie7Hope, on the Northwestern rail-
road, where he'hsa an opportunity TO dem
onstrata what be knows about fishing.
w. K. De Gracfleureid and DIR. Stro.
heckeT, of Macon, Ca, are in the city.
These gentlsmen who are officers of the
proposed railroad from Marion direct to
Knoxville, have Just returned from New
York, where they have made arrangements
which they think will ensure the compile
ton OF the above road.
Walter M. Moore and bis accomplished
sister, of Hopkinsville, KY, are registered
at the Maxwell House.
II. N. Doak of the GAINESVILLE Tobacco
Leaf, is in the city.
MIR. Samuel w. Small, formerly of the
Nashville Banner, but at present of the
Greeneville Sentinel and Reporter, is re-
gstered at he Maxwell House il company
with Andrew Johnson.'
Gov. San Bard of the Chattanooga
Herald arrived in the city yesterday from
an extended visit TO Pennsylvania. The
Governor proposes to speak at the Court
house il this city Tuesday night next, and
informs us that his remarks are intended
for the benefit Of the young.
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fCheatharn and Johnson.s

Gen. Frank Cbestham and Mr.. Johnson
arrived from Lebanon at seven O'Clock last
evening. Col, a. $. Colyar, and several
other gentlemen met AIR. johnson at the
depot and with band Of music escorted
him to the Maxwell House where consid-
cradle number Of persons cODgregated.
Calls were made for Fir. Johnson who was
unable TO speak because Of the cheers both
for him and for Gen. Cheatham. He man.
aged however to state that his purpose in
appearing before the crowd was in comph-
ance of their call and not TO speak. Gen.
Cheatham was then called forth, and when
the old hero of an hundred battles mounted
the chair be was besieged by bis admirers,
many Of whom were most enthusiastic in
the expression Of their friendship and re-
gard for him.