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large assortment settees Chairs Stools etc.
suitable for seFsalas and gardens. For ssleiow BY
LION & PINSARD,
52S 2ptf esand IS Royal street, corner BisnyiTle.
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Enclose the money address the Tickets erdesd
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Purchasers have tickets ending any dguEs they
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SoUTHERN mAauFAoTURas-

y.
Nj. EDMUNDM IvEEs, Agent for 2. RahRa'5 Eagle Ma
chine Works Of Richmond Va leaves The 2si q ane for
Richmond He will return with very heavy shipment Of
those celebrated Portable and Stationery Engines for driving
Cotton Gins Corn Mills, sag , ec ec earlg h October
next.
Everything connected with these Works Is Of sonthen orr
GIN Even the made the South and each
anteed against defect.
the past thirteen and IN this part ef the
South the three years has been encouraging IS to
warrant these Works in doubling their capacity We
mechanics erect machinery ad e3pesay
guarantee each machine.
aPlaners remember Il ycur interest patcnife these
NSfg office from list Of October next viii be No uaion
street. New Orleans. EDMUND ". IYENs.
tel9 sm9w General Southern Agent.
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aaEn At badge FEazar of The Harrison
c6aH district eaatg, il session ii Gid town 81
egas his decided that The sale under tic
deed M ft5sEs d fac I'd Of Jane Of The property,
aa9 franchises ri TIL old Southern Pacific
sseza onnAny, was legal and binding, and that
As llsW a1mpaag haVe heeapa il fornai possession.
cpagss appeal VIII Re taken, ana tue ease car.
ea np q tle supreme Court s9r flBl dissemination.
AnFf decision aE snls important question viii be
essed toF with absorbing Interest," not only IL our
alsAeg Atate BTU Throughout tho eouatrg, North aa
aa soash
ie ea we an9essE8ndg VAS very ably argued
oFae 81 flia lat sgyers ia Texas appearing Oh each
aia hs tEial iasEed several days the Judge having
oHclaael U allow aaiiclent latitude to admit Of a
concise History u tae enterprise from lbs inception
NEo he pgs sHt moment. Thta 40 are disposed To-
Heafd as a6eiaus, although il must have involved
Noaas s. lille and labor. However. We shalt
M iaNlsd fs jadge better Rhenfha Harrison Journals
nss uat which peFlod We sbaII iotbear press
Hwy hHg ilge extended comment.
Nq selg geiigFata Che opinion expressed BIZ ID
sassl 8ass asos To the effect that # tho property
assiss Fl tAe Epaa, under tlp iginaI charter,
DIS dusty into shs hands 81 tic new Company, the
6osa saa stockholders ef NeW Orleans viii have
HHnlsslY mare u expect fram tie generosity and
aesgss justice aBa eqRitg q their Texan breth.
isa they possibly eoald have from INSCRIPTIONS
all street. aad Northern steekjabbers. If Judge
deeisi9n Ii slIifmed, they viii possibly be
sfssaefsa i i oasrfnlaa, Ito Chances are about
hfss handrad ana si1tJape million billions u one
tes saeY #I sss nothing. me people have Lost ait
cealasage y tae oa managers, snd woalduot trust
f4sna aHs afaigh sor moment They have not only
sEali staF and 5isctedit upon the enterprise, but
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Rs-NOtIce-The public are hereby Informed
that The SECOND MONDAY az lo Juyis positively tAe last
day for he paymen; Of their City Taxes without cost The
deFsigned respectfully invites al not vet paid to come
forward and do SO.
jyI 2pl2t ADAM GIFFEg Treasurer
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Is ss onaag neEans 81 IS ycas Invariably ID
Hs5isg a. extensive srefsssioa throughout rioa-
fa epi AF1ansas, Aiabsmes Texans and other
aassasa Il isqaEahsa Faaae II saysfsiaess efznakluk
zs ma co5asa8dtss ssssn Advertisements tns
aasfa saeA asevtieu
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Carpet BTnxi,ef,ossse,

No. 10 CHARITIES STREET
We offer at the lowest market prices ATTING5Ol rolla
White Checked and Fancy. FLOOR OIL CLOTH-Of all
widths, styles and qualities oARPETING-A large assort-
meat Of all Kinds received direct from English American
na1naeoriesi Table Covers Crumb Cloths Rugs Window
Shades Hair Cloth, Mats etc.. for cash approved paper
jy5 2R6t "A. BROUSSEAU| a co.
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rae Consequence of EFeaug Rains.

The present wet spell has creby iaformtd tiled
" he sewers that rats and az kinds o sought
shelter in ne houses aud perfect pagueto house
keepers We repeat what said before thai no house should
be without
WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER.
Where this IS used, rat roach other yernin can exist
Those who this ESermnator will us out ssy ing that
Is is the only thing that eiIeou1ly eradieaes them
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT 4 Co,
u and ISL Ghartres street,
General Agents the Southern States and to whom all
orders should g addressed iy6 2p6t6ltW
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s,ts5 prizes amounting
whole Tickets, SO; Halves, SIS; Quarters, 50 SO.
E5-A Grcusr showing the Plan Of file Lotteries win be
sent to any one desireus Of receiving it,
5000 Prizes Of $50 will be determined b. the last figure OF th
number that draws the $4,000 prize. For example II th
number drawing the 1000 prize with hen all tn
tickets where the nHmber ends will entitledte S2l.
tho number ends with then all the tickets thsnur
her ends in will be entitled to $50, and O.
Certificate Of Paoksgeo 10 Whole
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New Orleans March Is, 1883
have used Coins KaperiapenIa' for chs and fever and
has cured me estelyi beeyei VIII when everything
else fails. A. ". SMITH,
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GsLLING OUT, TO @b4I TIRE BUSINESS
/ RARE CHANCE ron sTEANBoArCA CAPTAINS, RES
TAURANTs, sH0TEI-K REFEBs AND OTHERS
The sabssFibF Offering bis entire stock Al and below
cost consisting af
Hardware, Stoves and TAuWare,
good Of Sheet Iron STOVES beautifully en-
ished suitable fer EieanhpatB and hoteis,
Cooking Stoves Of every Size ieg families.
ChsHng Dishes. Soup Tarseas, CoHes Urns.
SIDE Lamps. Signal Lam 3. Lanterns.
Cooks Knives, Japanned Trays, Tea Pots
Melon Jelly and Cake Monlds
A complete sssortmentof
KITCHEN TIEWARE,
Iron Gas Pipe, d ali sizes.
Iron Gas Pipe Fittings
Brass ard Iron Globe Valves.
QRalobes. Brass Cocks, Unga Joints
Steam and Vacuum Gauges,
Single and nouble Action Force Pumps,
Now in use2 Tinmans Tools set 6 as Pipe Stocks ara
Dies CoppeFsmiths' Tools.
AZ whole cleared Immediately. carly call
Is earnestly requested.
HOWARD IT. ZAGH6RIR.
jel4 I'm So Fulton and So Froat I.eyse.
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New Orleans March Is, 1883
81. Gons have been using your Kaperapeump for a
ftua that have suffered with for the last eighteen years av
ing during that time been operated upon BY Dr. Johnson Of St
Louis without have induced try your
perlapeul and nst confess with perfect satisfaction and
from its beneficial results, anticipate speedy
AMOS HI tHTOWERi
Cont street. Robinson street,
ra25 2ptF New Otlenns
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Sagaaa 3 - .EglIerIes
SWAN & co. CONTINUE 10 DRAw AS USUAL, WITH
OUT INTERRUPTION.

SWIM g Co.'s ElOtferTes are heBnEs
AND AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA
RsThe late attempt inure frm hiss shown that our
Lotteries DRAWN FAIRLY, that Prizes PAID
PUNGTuALIy, and that Schemes MORE liberal
than sny other Lottery in the world
The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN a Co.
Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery Of Georgia. IN each
Of their Single Number Lotteries fos June, 1883, al
AUGUSTA Georgia. in public under the superintendent Of
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INSURANCE AND GOlE4EePaNa AGENCY

American Life Insurance and Trnat com-
pany,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-11
TIE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

spuolished every Saturday morning, and contains
twenty olght columns of reading matter. The aim of
the publishers will be to make It good paper and
aGaltAbe Offering for friends In tha Atlantic States
TERMs-s5 per annum; So for six months; 50 for
three months.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-11
Weights and Measures.

VUST RECEIVED PER EXPRESS FROM
Cd NEW YORK
so oz Strychnine, in Crystal.
25 lbs Iodide Potash.
25 doz. Assorted Halr Brushes.
~ do India Rubber Combs.
"a do do Hair Pins.
so do Court Plaster, Black and White.
"a DO Assorted French Pomades, extra fine.
2i dc Wells Plasters.
80 do ASS s,rted Tooth Brushes.
Which, togetaer with full assortment Of DRUGS,
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS &C.. are offered at pri-
cesflower thanhy any other house in this city, by
RICE & COFFIN,
myebts- D ST., opposite Wells. Fargo Co.'S.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-11
COLEMAN HOUSE
AT GOLD LAKE.

HHgA THIS HOUSE is situated IN the most
EME4lk( beautiful and healthy place in California,
lssss|Hm - and the proprietor takes pleasure in in
l1thb forming the public, that II they would
y retreat from the heat and dust of the low
country, aud seek cool and healthy place, where
they can hunt, ride, sail IN the Lake, or fish, Gold
Lake is the place to visit Here there is no sick
ness no dust, no intolerabe heat. Come, you that
are we'll, and keep from being sick Come, you that
are sick, aad get we'll Come one, come all--ths is
the place to live in the summer. We have plenty OF
Trout, plenty OF Game, aud no sickness. Board by
the week or day the same In the mountain towns.
N.B.--Sail boats and fishing boats, together with
fishing implements, always in readi ness for parties
stopping at the House, free of charge
myiN ~ 7, o. COLEMAN, Proprietor
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-11
DissDIu tiOn.

FVNIIE Copartnership here tofore existing between
Il John N. Rohr and P. Seltz, under the name and
style Of Rohr Sez, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
Mlrysville, August 3lst, 1853.
seD3- I'm
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-11
TERM
FIFTY Cents per Week

ADvERTIsING.-one square of twelve lines and
more than six nes Arst insertion SO, each subsequen
insertion 81 So When advertisements are inserted
Intervals each insertion will be charged the first
For half square of six lines than three, first
insertion g. each subsequent ST. For three lines
or less, hrst insertion 81 So Monthly advertisements
Of square of 70 lines $40. When changed at the
cad VI each month, an extra charge will be made
For half square Of six lines, and more than three
tines, per month, 81. For three lines per month $5
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-11

gB% The father of every act is a
thought. If, then, we would have our
conduct correct, we must watch, res
train, and regulate our thoughts-'keep
our hearts with all diligence
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-11

them the best fruits and in great guam
tity. 1t appears incredible that in
country where, at that time, the women
far out-numbered the men, they have
become so scarce that many are forced
to celibacy, or to seek wives in other
parts, as we shall say hereafter. The
Pericus were in this, as in other res
poets, the most moralizing, and at the
present day they are the least docile
and the least pacific.
Polygamy is rare among other ma
tions Of that country. Their customs
were more virtuous, which in a great
measure resulted from the cares of life.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-11
DAILY DEMOCRAT

For the National Democrat.
To My Sister.
1t was our last fond pledge Louise, ]
Sealed with our parting tear
That by our mothers sacred love,
And all teh past holds dear
Though leagues and years between us roll,
Though chained in chill deaths spell,
Our hearts sh, uld meet on wings of love,
And mutual histories tell
And now the blushing twilight dies,
Pierced by the wan moons spears
AS our rosy hope has paled ere now
From lifes keen woes and fears
For lonely comes the beauteous hours,
When erst in mrth and tune
Our hearts would blend like two bright waves.
And in love and faith commune
And must l send thee my heart nowP
Alas? what pen shall paint
The scalding tear, the wild regret,
The hope pulse, low and faint.
In vain | strive to mirror there
These mighty gold veined hills,
With their gay flowers and peerless skies,
And blithe pine shadowed rills.
But when l fathom the tear mists-
There comes in lOve-traced lines,
Our prairie home, with thy sweet face,
Mid Mays young bloom and vines;
Then methinks | almost hear thy voice,
And meet thy tender kiss
When tart-alone-afar-and mourn
This mockery Of bliss
Oft times stern reason will rebuke,
And fancy in her range,
Begules my spirits into smiles
With the beautiful and strange;
But they enter not my heart, for that
Is now a sainted shrine,
My temple of the past, and home,
And its idol love is thine.
MRs. L. FoUrs.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-11

s8} John Chinama stepped into a
jewelry store in San Francisco, and in
quired if they had any consistencies I?
On being asked to explain himself, he
dint know what consistency was, but
he had been told it was some sort of a
jewelry, and he should like to sec one.
He was informed that it was doubtful
if any shopkeeper in the city possessed
the article.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-11
What Cheer House. i.
G. #. LUCAS, Proprietor.

YENuE ABOVE HOUSE would respectfully inform
N his friends and tn public tnat it has been fitted
up In asuperior style for the accommodation of all
who may wish quiet and comfortable place to Sleep
The Restaurant has been taken by Messrs. DUNES
MILE q LEFEBRE. who are prepared to furnish
meals at all hours in manner not to be surpassed
Dy any RESTAURANT in the city. my29my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-11
DAILY DEMOCRAT
PUBLISHED DAILY MONDAYS ExcEprED) By
A s RANDALL g. co.

\ 8. RANDALL, 8. y. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER,
Q. ". BLooR, W. BoULwARE, ]. O. HEATLEY,
JOHN r. RIDGE,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-11

~ once in fremont Block, corner Maiden Lane
and Second street,
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-12
Distressing Accident on Lake Pepin.

We learn that on Saturday afternoon last,
a son of Judge Stout, of Lake City, with
another young man, took five young ladies,
including two of his own sisters, out upon
the lake in a sail boat, when a squall arising,
the boat was suddenly upset, and the two
Misses Stout, and two other young ladies'
who were from Mazeppa also in Wabashaw
county, meta watery grave. The two young
men and one of the young ladies were res
cued. 1t appears that the men made every
effort to save their companions. When the
boat was overset and all were tossed into the
water, they exerted themselves to help the
ladies to cling to the sides of the vessel, but
the rising storm and waves caused it to loll
ard dash to such a degree as frequently to
break their hold. First, the oldest daugh-
ter of Judge Stout gave up and sank at once
to the bottom. This excited the grief and
still further exhausted the younger sister,
and she next surrendered her hold upon life,
and sank beneath the waves before the eyes
of her companions, and then the two Mazep-
pa ladies soon met the same sad fate. The
accident occurred near the Wisconsin side of
the Lake. One of the Misses Stout was en-
gagged to be married in about two months.
This terrible accident has excited the great
est distress and feeling in the vicinity of
Lake City. On Tuesday when the packet
| passed through the Lake. large numbers of
boats and their crews were engaged with
grapnell lines of various patterns, in trolling
over the scene of the disaster, to recover the
bodies. There is one effect this misfortune
will doubtless have upon people residing on
Lake Pepin-to make them emulate the old
caution of the Indians, against trusting them
selves in small boats to the treacherous bo-
som of this dangerous sLeet of water.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-12
Economy in LegislatfOn.

By notice of the proceedings of the House
yesterday, it will be observed that more
fruitless efforts were made by portion OF
the members to vote themselves postage
stamps and stationery at the expense of the
State. Failing in this, however, out of a
spirit of revenge, they proposed resolution
instructing the Chief Clerk to stop the several
newspapers, which he had been authorized to
subscribe for few days before. 1t was car
ried.
Although this loses us many subscribers,
we are glad the resolution was adopted
The State is thereby saved an expense OF
$50 or S25 per day. which in her present
embarrassed condition is of great Importance.
We hope the House will 60 on in this refor-
nation, and cut off other useless expenses
The printing of the daily journal is not need
ed, and ought to be dispensed with. 1t has
been discontinued IN the Senate. There are
many of the bills that are printed, entirely
useless, that might also be stopped.
Were these reforms all adopted the current
expenses of the Legislature might be brought
down to $4,000 per week. Even at that rate
of expenditures how long can the Legislature
sit, before the Treasury is exhausted? Not
over four weeks.
Now gentlemen Legislators, all we have to
say is this if you have business here why in
the name of nearly exhausted Treasury
don't you perform it. If you have none, ad-
journ and 60 home, and your constituents
will applaud the action.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-12
u.et the Good Men and True Stand To.
gether.

The Hon. ST.. A. ID. BALcoMBE has arrived
in town accompanied by his estimable lady !;
and he yesterday took his seat in the House.
He was delayed several days behind his COL
leagues by imperative business. Whatever
else may be said of Mr. BALcoMBE, it is un-
questionable that he is good working MEN,
ber; and we will freely forgive him and the
Winona delegation all the past that is per-
sonal to ourselves, if they will only go zeal
ously to work at the business for which they
were deputed here by the people, for the
right performance of which no delegation as
a whole possesses superior qualifications.
The past is dead let us bury it; the future
is full of hope and destiny let us all seize
circumstances as they arise and compel them
into shape for the good Of the whole State.
Before all, let those who are good Republi-
cans stand together, shoulder to shoulder,
without regard to former extraneous differ
enceS, and fight the good fight with enthusi-
asm and patriotism remembering that with
"vindictive" and unprincipled man for Presi-
dent of the Nation with Governor of our
State, the offspring of forgery with the
Slave-power triumphant at Washington IN
determining the principle that $4,000 people
may be sovereign with Slavery, but requiring
$4,000 to make State with freedom-it be-
hooves every man who wishes for the rule of
better men and the success of sounder prin-
ciples, to cling one to the other in the strug-
gle that is before us, with the uI'ty Of bro
thers and the zeal of comrades III ms.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-12
Idling Away Time.

Neither branch of the Legislature conde-
scended to cork yesterday afternoon, having
adjourned over at II o'clock yesterday until
10 o'clock this morning. Presuming, as a
matter of course. that all hands will readily
take their entire three dollars day, without
anv deduction whatever, we respectfully sug-
gest that doing business at the rate of dol
lar an HON, is little too steep, considering
the hard times, and the depressed condition
of the taxpayers of the whole State gener-
ally. The writer of this paragraph has just
returned from short tour of few days in
the valley of the Minnesota, and he can as
sure the members of the Legislature, that the
feeling amongst the people everywhere was
most intense in desiring that the present ses-
sion of the Legislature should be distinguish
ed for its economy, its prompt attention to
public business, and for its extraordinary
shortness, if for no other extra virtue.
But this dwindling away of precious time,
working only two or three hours day, is
not what their constituents expect, nor what
they pay them for
The Democrats are in a majority in both
Houses. With them rests the responsibility
of delay, of inaction and prolonged session
and they may rest assured that we will hold
them to that responsibility strictly, before
the people.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-12
LATEST NEWS
Later From Mfah.

ST. LOUIS, June S.
a. dlspatch from st. Joseph Mo-. savs
.na' eecton OF the country has been visited
Dy one of the heaviest rain STORMS Nv.
known. The Platte, Grande and covorsi
other rivers have Overfowed their banks
doing immense damage to crons br;dnas
ETC. The worst consequences are fea rod
The Republican learns from a oentIo,,
VINO ieit Leavenworth an the I'd, and who
read all the letters from Camp Scott to Nav
6th, that the news of Gov. Cumm ING he;ng
tied. o'Screo-
Letters from Camp Scott of latest date
mention no such event, and nothing was
known there of what had transpired in tho
city, there being no official intercourse he.
tween Cumming and Johnston.
Dispatches from Cumming to Secretary
Cass were received at Camp Scott subse
quent to the departure of the mail on the 9th
OF May, and as the news of Cummings ex.
pulslon was only derived from Mormon bear
ers.
Of these dispatches it is regarded as i'm
probable.
Information had reached Camp Scott that
supply OF beef cattle from Oregon was
ciose at hand, and that Col. Hoffman was
within to y days march of the encamp-
ment. ~P
The Democrat has just received the follow
ing dispatch 'Do 'o''o"'
EEAvENwoRTH, June 3.-Wm. Crossman
arrived here last night from Fort Laramie
sta'es sa that Capt. Marcy's train had been cut
OH by the Mormons.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-12
The Transit Railroad.

The Winona Republican of Wednesday
with "unbounded satisfaction" announces
the letting of the contract for the building of
seventy-five miles of the Transit road, ex-
tending westward from Winona, to A. DE-
GRAFT Of Ohio, the we'll known railroad con-
structor.
A force of hands, says the Republican, will
be put upon the road at this city, arithin the
present aceek and in a week or two longer Mr..
DEGRAFF will have at work here the entire
force recently employed by him upon the De-
troit and Milwaukee road now near compile
ton. The SKILL energy, and experience Of
Mr.. DEGRAFF are a sufficient guarantee Of
the speedy and successful prosecution of this
most important enterprise
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-12
The Legislature.

These must be flush times Every man is
getting rich fast; and taxes are no object; the
State Treasury is overaowing; and economy
needn't be thought of. In proof of this, we
offer the fact, that yesterday both branches
of our State Legislature again adjourned over
at IL o'clock, until this morning. There was
we believe, dog and monkey show in the
horse race was also ON foot The Democracy
who are the majority in both branches appear
to be above afternoon or evening sessions
they think doubtless, that the rulers of a
country ought not to be required to labor
like common people, even when they are paid
for II