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8 ERIN ADVE RTrstUr
AMI COIL rsTTNn Aop,y,r, ~ "
RONED TURKEY AND DOBEs-

The undersigned having made all the necessary arrange.
ents informs the public that he prepared to fill orders Of
all kinds for refreshments for BALLS, sOIREES or PIC.
MICS and families times be served with goNEp
TURKEYS. FRENCH PATEs, BOILED HAMS, DoBEs
GALLATINEs etc. etc. all hours and got up in the bes,
styles. r. A. HOWARD,
Successor to Geo. Beard)
No. 1877 Camp street.
lelo 6n opposite St. Patrick's
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FOR OPELo sAs.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at5P N.
i, Hr% ~ FOR OPElIDUSAS-THE STEAMER
l-s4aIsr Anna Ferret, G e. Louallier, master, will
leave AS above, taking freight for Old River,
Simnsport and all landings the Atchaaaya, also taking
for Donaldsonvi Paauemnes Baton Rouge Port
Hudson bayou Sara Moanza and mouth of Red River. For
freight passage apply on board, to
j. NJ JOHNSTON 4 CO., No. 3 Front Levee,
je17 If Customhouss street.
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gebitu Of TIE ylarkets.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 c,

.u= CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street D
Monday Morning, Jnly 90 1889 /
The favorable accounts by the Africa ought
more freely Saturday and the anouut
anouf $500 bales at Improvement The rates FOR Strict
@'daing and Good Middling. We now quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION;
Ineeriar. ......,.... a M7 u,a,u ,,,<<,,.,x
5000 nldnaty ssGl.oA MiddIing Fair " .ASS.-'s
Low Aiddlirg. -. 5s@pIo1 Fair 49,. . "
=. STATEMENT OF COTTON,
Stock on hand lat September, 1855 , hs,a, ., A.,
RscsysS Ss,erd 2of
WV '''u's''''''''','"'.'.".. 80 l75a2s7
Exported since ..... ,,.,.as Liss.700
exported saurdas.............s. 2al-l,7aTis
burn ''.'''.,.'''..'.'.......... IL 6A-lTaaa
sSss~ " Aau Ao' ee='eo 294S.
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Ssippi,,g yntslligsnte.
CREsCENr Ofr1os, No. 10 Camp street, !,
Monday Morning, July Is, 1859.
Cleared Saturday,

Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Texas Wilson, for Galveston and Indianola
Ship Maverick Ellis, for Marselles " ! Dewey
Ship Johannesburg, Davis, for Cowes and market,
~ Baxter Lowell eco
Bark Spesdwel Rogers, for Boston. G W Hynson &co
Schr Onward, Sayles, for Belize (Hon.) VIM j Dewey
Schr Antonio, Olivari for Ssal Goldenbow Lesparre
Schr Southern, Perry, for Pensacola, Overton eco
Scnr Anna Belle, Rowe, for Pensacola, Overton Eco
Schr May flushing, for Pensacola, j A Mitchell
Schr Sea Drift Smith, for Mobile, r D Smith
Arrived Saturday.
Steamship Magnolia, Fowler, Indianola and Galveston
British Ship Lady ssyle Pentcos from Liverpool May 81
Schr Mary Brown Maine from Pensacola maste-basin
Steamboats,.
New Falls City, Woods. from st Louis
Florida, Hopkins, from Mobile.
Towboat Vanderbilt, Wright the Passes-owed down
and 70 on the 2st inst ship Golden Cross-brough
up ship Lady Sale.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Robt Waterman Boehner from Maagorda Bay
to + Bauduc-lst dist.
=zl.-5 Steamboats,.
wv Baker, Smith, from Atakapas.
Era No 3, kouns, from Red River.
obi. Gotten, from Quarantine Station
Judge Porter, Atkinson, from Attakapas
Passengers.
Per ship Lady ssle from Liyerpool-21 in steerage.
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Krirs.
Scbooners.

EEH FOR RAFFLE-THE ENrIREJ.y NEyy
H&H light craft clipper built schooner H. ;At;NET
lying at the lower Pieayune tier. Second District
This was butt in Warsaw Ill., this year and has ,msi
sailed down the river This Tor in every pftc
nar suitable for the Havana Mexican ready
for sea, aud will be ratified the number
chances have Teen subscribed for Tickets ba obtained m
board the vessel at Tho L. T. T., of
5tyl2 If Garondelst Canal once oia Basin
las FiSrUISEs......,.....GA FIXTURES,
J.. y. MoSIE, $50 Chartres street
isaer Ia Ghandeers, Brackets Hall eips III French gas.
prices. ~ '' N' AZ
Aisy, u large variety Of t;lohas ETC.
Mr. Il NOME Is authorised sy tho On, t-orpary IN
hHs ~ ete fiAAAtes, fe3 tIa
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vICKsBURG PACKETS.

lasss4SSS4sssl s@S WEEKLY MAIL LINE lHM2c+@
1GsszsssEla TO WICK SBURG. fsaSsS4SsSSxSSp
TUESDAY, at O'Clock p NJ,
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet Grand Duke. Capt
81 Applegate will leave for Donadsonve Paqnemne Baton
gf d RoSpsy 81 Grand
O'clock p NJ "
The Grand Duke vcksburg the steamer Dew
drop and Will take freight for all landings Yaxoo river
ss high as Greenwood. ~
Leaves on THURSDAY, a.5pM.
The magnificent u S. mail packer Vfcl<sburg. CAPTAIN
d. NJ White master, will leave for Grand
VIE iaquemine, Baton Rouge, Pert HUDSON Bapou sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams, Natchez Waterproof Rod.
ney ~ Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenon Visksburg Mkens
Bend Lake Providence Stacks Island Lending Skipwth,s
Landis Pitchers Point Ashton Lake Lake Washinp
toL nrona Landing and Point Worthington every URS
DAY a5P. NJ. ~
The steamer Vicksburg will take freight Yazoo River to
De reshpped on steamers Dew Drop and Home. -
Leaves on SATURDAY, at 5 p. NJ.
ne mashihcent u s. mail packet Lucy HOlcOmbe.
A Sherman master, will leave for Donald Piaoue
mine, Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River
Landing Fort Adams Nstchez Waterproof Rodney st Joseph
at 5 P. NJ. '' Ai'
MateheE connects at with Dew Drop
and VIII take freight for all landings Yazoo River NJ
nigh ~ Greenwood at high detention
The aoove mentioned splendid passenger packers WI leave
on their regular dsys without fall sppoIntsi All
entrusted to their care will be promptly faithfully
These boats will responsible any letter or
containing money jewey ether yalusbes feguaT
Ellis OF adng taken specifying contents and value and
me freight paid for valuabes the csk
oy me passengers, or contained In their baggage.
Forfrsizhs or passase apply on board, or to
~ J. j. PERSON Il CO..
('arfr flafaf Tf,ta.
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l5sAklAA& 81 WEEKLY NAH. LINE sUzTIuA
TO WICK SBURG issesSssssSEls3
SATURDAY s O'Clock p, M
n me magnificent o. s. Mail packet Lucy Holcombe,
Uap Fl A. sherman will leave for Plaquemine
Eaton Eenge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney Joseph Grand
Gulf Wsrrsnton and Ticksburg EVERY SATURDAY at
Tho steamer Lucy Hole mbe connects at yicksburg with
me steamer DEW DROP and will freight for all landings
on the Yazoo river as high up Greenwood.
The above splendid will her regu-
ar Day without fail az the hour app inted All
trusted to her care will be promptly faithfully to-
Is boat will not be responsible for any package
containing money, jewelry other vauabes regular
Ds Of fading are TAKEN specifying the value
ana me eght paid for vauabes deposited
clerk by the baggage
For freight or passage amply on board.
je1s Adveriisinee Agent.
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T e N s A S /.

Leaves on sTURDAY. August 9Th, at S Pm
, RE- = FOR LOWER EkINS Is. UPPER
lea>I Teista tas high Mount Bayou Bayou Mason
and all way landngs Black River The ex.
treunely light raught Saline Geo Miller master
VIM r. Miller. clerk, will save freight only
apply on board. ''
FIRGINIUS C. DENTZEI
iy25 Advertising Agent,
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Through to Memphis In THREE DAYS Ito Washington
Baltimore and New York, in SIX DAYS
Steamer VtctOr1a L. A. Weton master leaves Wick kurp
for Memphis. every TUESDAY, at IN.
Steamer Kate Frisbee, McManus MASTER leaves yicka.
blrg for Memphis every SATURDAY, at IL NJ.
Steamer Black Prince, 49,. master, leaves vicks
burg for Memphs every MONDAY, at I'm,
Three and elegant placed egu
ary In the trade between Vcksburg running on
alternate days with the Memphis ard New Orleans Packets
leaving cksbnrg every Monday Tuesday and Saturday IL
O'Clock NJ, arriving at Napoleon the next day M max.
ing close connections there with the and White river
Packets. ~ e
ecented and passengers ticketed through from
within the bounds of the trips of the Packets
Close connections also made at Gaines Landing
and vicksburg Packets with the Stage running
from that poipt and at Memphis with Memphis and Charles
for st. Louis and louisville
Passeng desiring TO take this New Orleans
on Sunday Monday and Friday evenings 80 r. train
OF the New Orleans jackson Great Northern
arriving vicksburg day IL 30 A. NJ and leaving on
one of the Vickseurg Memphis Packets at NJ arriving
at Memohis the second evening thereafter making
direct connection with the evening train Of the Memphis aud
Charleston Railroad.
For through tickets and further information apply the
ONCE Of the New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Rail
road Company under the ST. Charles Hotel
graph office. aia If
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B ED RIY E r.

Leaves TUESDAY. 10Th inst, at Pm.
Z, TS - REGULAR SUMMER PACKET
a steamer Morning Lighter Alex .ndria,
Essszzs55u Norman's, Gortons Barhins and all inter
mediate iadns-The entirely elegant running,
light draught passenger Morning Light, ia.
Faker MASTER Sam Lawson, clerk, will
freight or passage apply on board.
jy25 Advertising Agent.
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, NMs AU. >. MAIL LIN H FOR ATTAKAPA9,
Daily, is connection with the N. O., o. and g.
Fsiz==sra W. Raroad-The fast steamer II. ID. Hine,
j. Atkinson master, built expressly for passengers and light
freight will connect with the Opeouss Raroa1 leaving
Bay daily for Pattersonvlie, Csnterve and franklin
and will extend her trips Tuesdays Thursdays
days to Chenton Jeanneetts New Town. connecting
the latter place with fourhorss mail Martini
Lafayette Grand Goteau, Opstousas and Washington.
Running tae from New Orleans Washington twentysix
hours bSing the quickest route travelled.
As tho T. d. Hne leaves the Railroad daily she offers better
facility for delivering up-fregh than any boat
all points as high xiii.
shippers will please the boat their dray receipts.
jel3
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Leaves on MONDAY, 18th July, MbPM.
st. Louis. Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
r. FOR ST. LOUIS.-oONNEOTIN9A At
l@3!S Cairo with the Illinois Central and at St. Louis
lE8k1b With the Ohio 4 Mississippi Railroad-Tho fns
regular packet steamer New Falls City, B.
Woods MASTER will leave for st. Louis and all ntefmedato
landings above. For freight passage apply board.
Passengers and shippers rely the punctuay Of
this steamer.
nO-No berth considere engaged until paid for.
A-A plan Of the cabin b. and secured
by applying the Companys Office 81 Camp street. Of
Commercial Place.
vIRGIETUs G. DENTZEL
Jy9 Advertising Agent.
AJ- The above will take freight for Memphis Nat
chez Vckbug, and all The Bends aud will strict
tion 10 all and plr tat on business.
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Railroads.

PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILROAD
MOBILE-Per steamer Forida-90 bbs -four to Oglesby &
order.
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SOtSGAS EAt'RHSS-
TO LAKE SHORE TRAVELLERS.

yH1tfl'EE, SYTs@--A FEW CASES OF VERY ST.
w ps1r qualify, 81 tls riutage Of ls6 uarkea Tf NJ
f&EkEB RtzsLlNG fs,Hly received ttpm tr,nr4
sIU by BAR LII * co.
jys In 81 G1nmai street,
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A L 4 A x AP A g.

Leaves on TUESDAY 10Th inst, at 10 Nj
, r. FIR ArVAkAPAS-The steamer A.
Ass&xs5sS w. Baker, Allen Smith, master, will leave
~ above taking freight for Pat.esviie Gem
Point ST Marusvle and all landings on the
route. For freight or passage apply on board to
- DARBY & TUMOULET,
lille sire
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BAYOU SARA
TIME AND MONEY SAVED

special Notice
To Travellers between New Orleans and Memphis Or
leans and St. Louis and Louisville, and he prnci-
pal Northern and Eastern Cities
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 9th inst, at p NJ
g. L. kouns Bros Low Water Through Line Era 8.
r. = FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT
and all wav landings Red Rver-Clear bills
,h,ough-Ths new light draugh fast passenger
packet steamer r. RIA No. 3, Ben b. kouus maste and j.
Compere clerk, will leave above, transferring her trip
the ERA No. z al the Fails, Saturday evening. Apply
board. ii'
vJRGINIUS C. DENTZEL.,
AdvertisngAge
eS~The Era No. will commence her circular time Sat
rday August leaving Saturday pnnctualy meeting
Era NO. = at Falls On Tuesdays. jy22
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Leaves TUESDAY, 26th inst, att T. NJ
+, IT. - FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecore, Alexandria,
sa11nsasisss and all landings river-The yery
light drausht passenger steamer Red Chief, John g.
nei master lin place Of the b. Hodge, will above.
For freight or passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI,,
jy25 Advertising Agent
aS-The Red Chief Alexandria with the light
draught steamer Larkin misunderstanding only inches
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Through to Memphis in THREE DAYSL-To Washinpt,
Baltimore and New York, in SIX DAYS
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lehves on THURSDAY, August 4ih, P. NJ,
St, Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
-, IT. FOR ST. LOUIS.--CoNNECTING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central and at ST. Louis
with the Ohio and Mississ ppi Raroad-Tbe Hne
regular passenger Packet Gladiator, Klinefser
boye For freight passage apply board.
R Passengers and shippers rely the punctuay of
this st =
1S-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
Ha plan OF the cabin secured
BY applying at the Company Office Camp street. corner q
Commercial Place. - $3.50 -
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL
jy2 Advertising Agent.
~ The above ste will take freight Memphs vcks
burg Nachz and all the ends aad will pay strict
10 all way ana plantation business
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Y NOTICE.

The undersigned has disposed of all his right title and inter
est in the business known ,as DoRR's SOUTHERN Ads
vERTIsING AND COLLECTING AGENCY" 10 the nrm Of
A. B. sTRAwBRlDGE CO., who will continue If as bereto
fore. r w nnpp
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o HIO RIv E R.

Leaves on TUESDAY, July Goth, at SPIN.
I - STEAMER WOUDFORD FOR
ssGaAnskssS Louis ve-Reguar New Orleans and Louis-
vile lightning Line passenger packet steamer
"OOufOfu, Moses Erwin, will leave for Louisville
ana all intermediate landings AZ above.
Passengers and shippers rely on the punctuay of this
steamer. ~ f'' " ''a
No berth considered engaged until paid for.
a plan OF the cabin and state securad b
applying board. ~
-, VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL,
Aoapt
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, r. FOR LOUISVELI4E.-THE LIGHT
draft passenger packet steamer John Rafne,
Capt. VIM. Under wood will leave for The sho Ve
port and All intermediate landings follows: ~
Leaves on sATU DAY, July Both at P, NJ
p, No stateroom considered engaged until paid for.
any Of the above trips by applying
1eio - fhos. KEEFFE. Is Gravter st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

Et1oDuRHUf On nuoa 1na1haegnot .
this request not bsing complied Sish,
Ar. Darlington will hsve % opportu-
nifty ere long Of explaieiss - NJ,
j. Sidney, New South Wales, thss be
M. -| has been guilty Of 40 oct
OF sgregious folly" "a
Fourteen months passed away,
when, one morning. my husband re-
ceived Q letter from . gentleman in
the Colonial Office. He clapped his
hands, cried bravo. and then read to
me - follows:
My Dear Major
@The great pickpocket has been q
good as bis word. Ny lady is again
in possession Of her brillisnts. Do
whatever you can for Darlington in
the colony; but keep q sharp eye upon
him, lest he should come back, and
once more get hold of that necklace"
"My husband sent for Darlington,
to inform him Of the result Of his
letter, and be took An opportunity Of
asking the illustrious man if there
were any other valuables which be
would like to restore to the original
owners -
s'Thank you-no,' was the reply.
There are, it is true, sundry little ar
ticles in safe custody At home but, as
it is impossible to say what may be in
the future, they had better for the
present stand in my own name"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

This gentleman is favorably referred
to by the Express and Herald, as a
candidate for Gubernatorial nomina-
ton at the State Democratic Conven-
ton. We do not agree with the Her.
aid in it's selection Of Mr.. d an. lie is
an able man and a sound Democrat,
but in common with all the presses Of
our party, we have condemned the
conduct Of ministerial politicians, and
though las we are informed) Mr.. Dean
has never been charged with preach
ing politics from the pulpit, we are de-
cidedly of the opinion that he mixes
more politics in his general conduct
than becomes an ambassador OF
Christ" and his nomination would be a
Quasi-iudorsment at least, OF that fu-
sion Of clerical and political influences
which all of us deplore.
We differ with the Herald, and
rule Mr.. Dean ont of the list of our
favori:es, with great respect to the
opinion of our contemporary. and with
kind regards for the distinguished
gentleman whose name it has placed
before the public /; but believing his
nomination would establish a prece-
dent not consonant with democratic
theory, we do not hesitate to place the
Times on the record against it.
The above article from the North
Iowa Times, can ont meet the views
of every democrat in Iowa, and even
Of Mr.. Dean himself. The Times has
taken the proper view of the matter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

Tie Dsmocracy u The Tssth Con.
grsssiesal District u Kentucky mst il
Cosvsntiop, on Tuesday last rs.nomf
nated the Hon. John w. Stephenson,
for Congress, and passed resolutions
ratifying the proceedings Of the late
State Convention, strongly indoniDg
the Administration Of Mr.. Buchanan,
and utterly repudisting the Squstser
Sovereignty doctrine Of Senator Doug
La. The resolutions are - follows:
lat We adhere with unswcrving f.
deity, to the principles and practice
in the series Of resolutions of the Ma
tional Democratic Convention Of June,
1855.
Cd. We hereby ratify the proceed
ings Of the Democratic Convention 1t
Frankford, Of January, 1855, and pledge
to it, able and patriotic nominees our
jealous and undivided support.
Sd. We have unabated confidence
in the wisdom, integrity and patriot
ism Of the venerable President of the
United States.
4th. We are for the acquisition Of
Cuba, 90 soon - practicable, consist.
emily with the honor of the States.
5th. We have no sympathy with the
political heresy Of Squatter Sovereign
y. 1t is wholly incompatible with
State Rights, and We unequivocally
condemn it, both in theory and prac-
tice.
9th. We maintain the Constitution
81 doctrine of Popular Sovereignty,
and the peace policy Of non.inter-
ference BY Congress with slavery in
State and Territory, or in the District
of Columbis. -.
It'll. That the Territories are the
common property Of these States, held
in trust by the general Government
for their equal use that the citizens
OF oil the States have right to emf
CRATE to, and settle in said Territories,
with every species of property, aud
that they are protected in their per-
sous and property in such Territories
by the Constitution and laws of the
United States, As expounded by the
Supreme Court in the bred Scott de-
cision, aud such citizens in such Terri
tories have q guaranteed right to de-
mand Of the General Government, as
the common trustee of all the States,
the means of safety and protection to
their person and property, whenever
the exigency shall require it.
9Th. We heartily approve of and
indorse the Kansas Lecompton policy
Of the President of these United
States.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15
" HAT GOO ID Z

A great deal has been said and writ
ten in relation to the question Of
slavery by the various factions oppos-
ed to the Democratic party, but what
practical good has it effected /! Has a
single State abolished or even changed
it, policy in relation to the matter in
consequence Of the constant agitation
Of the vexed question Has single
State, when framing her Constitution,
decided in favor Of being free, and
against being slave State, in conse-
qucnce Of the constant din which has
been raised in regard to the subject
Has . angle slave been set at liberty
by tho protessed Abolitionists, or in
consequence Of the hue and cry that
has been raised in regard to the
matter
Now, If none Of the above questions
can be answered affirmatively, land
W think they cannot beg what good
has been effected by the recital Of the
horrid tales that have been told for the
purpose of creating an excitement
Has the slave, or has his master
been benefited by the agitation in re.
gard to slavery! or is it reasonable to
suppose that any good ever will be
effected by the slavery agitatorss
II in twenty years constant and un-
firing agitation Of the question, moth
ing has been done towards obtaining
the end sought by the anti-slavery
party, will its defenders please state
how much more time they want, to
do what they set out to accomplish ?
Surely il SCENE to us that the prospects
Of the negro worshippers are no more
Aattering now than they we're years
ago, and We think it is but proper that
some statement Of their future pros
poets should be made without further
delay that the public NAV know what
10 to be expected from them.
If nothing has been done by these
agitators in twenty years, how many
yean will it take to do something!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15
The Eame Of tho Csasi.s.,isl Power

A curious witticism has been received BY
Paris paper. recently. It 10 contained IN
. pamphlet published 1885. entitled "A
Game of Cards. Trance was then, o now,
allied to Piedmont, . and sustaining war
against Austria. The sovereigns Of Europe
are represented sitting around table and
INDUCING in game Of piqst. The follow
ing dialogue takes place between them
France-Pardon me ! it's my time to
play.
Piedmont-I count quint and fourteen,
but lose the point.
Austria What an awful hand I have
got am afraid Of an attack with clubs.
Germsny-I would like to know the cards
at the bottom of the pack.
Prussia-I will merely look on.
Russia-And SO will /.
Italy, want . card.
Spain-My queen IL we'll guarded; I'll
wait for your play.
Portugsl-I pass.
Turkey-I'vs played enough.
Switzsrisnd-I can play anything, provi.
ded the cards are paid for.
The appropriateness Of the above to pres
snt events and persons viii readily be per-
csived.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15
HALT Un.EN,E.
McKNIQHT'O MALT WINE,

THB subscriber Offers for comparison 9th aay
i Kind ~ Imported Ale, his MALT WIuD
HE coofdsDoe u the superiority Of thle superb
extract Of MALI anA R0Ps b Wayrauted - the n.
rivsllsd fcpstsson hss already sttaned n the IA.
de and Dost RI 0tats0.
IL prsduston iDthe reault Of . ysaSs' psactlcal
experience combined With the facilites afforded 81
one ef the largest nreweriss Il shs Unitea oesees
ter rscent persooal sspsestoa Of The British Brew.
srios, with TIE express view Of INTRODUCING
Standard Anosaean Malt Lsaaep.
It 10 pure dietic beverage-a stomachic vestoya
i've and tenie-bottled expressly table use for
hotels and loF invalid s-uaa1scted b Gliuata ana
cold st prize bslow svsn The imtsasioa foreig "a.
For Analysis, 1ecenDsndatioos md further M.
ticalars, aAdreaD
apy9esdo0s Albany, \. Y: