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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20
AGUEi CHALLS!
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20
WATERFIELD 3 WALKED AeAIN.l

JASPER BkkANCA HAAAaAOAD' II ee-f
OTucE NASHVILLE 4 cHAITANoosA RkIIRosD CO..
OcoDer u, Is54
ra., Of he Board Of Directors calls made the
stoe OF Company subscribed for bading lranea
o from Bridgeport Jasper, payable 70 the treasurer q THIS
& Ana on each share o. the November 1910. and two
soIarS IN each share q December 9 januA
~ FsbrSry March April May, June, July AuEust septs-
bar Octob-., and November, lr6J.
Paym-nt 1ay aas 10 Jackson Pryor. al jasper or % ne
TreasurSr At us 0fics IN Nashville
Prompessi II meeting these calls Is requestsf Of ne
- ~ sfo A. Of TIE road dsaends exa1svelY
sp ire means pro vidsd spseheay 10 tbat Pasp2sr.
oe6-u ~ A G-LA -, Ata-uIer.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

DfEsD--.At the residence of her father on
Bayou-Latanier, on sunday the It'll inst, May
JANE SIMPSON, consort Of John D. OSBORN, aged 10
years and IS days.
- In Alexandria, on Monday 10th inst, after
long and painful ili:ess, JAMES G., infant sou O!
4. II. aud $. a. Bradley, aged II months and 26
days. %
Little Jimmie has goue
But weep no: fond parents, lis prre innocent
spirit has but taken " early flight on angel wings
back to the God who gave it, and now bcckons
mama and papa TO follow.
lie will be guardian angel to you and his little
ssters, whispering the comforts of Religion and
the hope of the Christian. Can you not feel and
say:
"Tho they may lay beneath the grcnnd
lhe,otin ol Gininie dear,
know his spirit hovcrs round
And mingles with US here. u G
His home may be in Heaven ADORE,
Yet oft to Us below i, -
lie will return to breathe his love;
The Angels told me So" ~ tf4F3
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A PIP d a. M r. "a E 81 II g.

JONI NJ LAsDRuM, the Democratic Candida tie
for Congress in the Fourth Congressional District,
and I. J. SEMMEs, the Democratic candidate for
Attorney General will address their fellow citizens
at the following places, on the days specified. -
They will also take pleasure in filling, any other
appointments which their friends may choose to
make on the route, VIII ch Will not interfereswith
ithaca n, dy al I
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

RT UsIG Prot. HENRY II. BRAUN, having per-
Ill nanently settled in Alexandria, is prepared to
give Music Lessons on the Piano, Guitar and in
Singing, with accompaniment on the Violin. He
will also tune Pianos tie most reasonable terms.
Orders left at the score OF IL. Robertson &
Co., will receive prompt attention. aug3l-ly
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

PARISH or PAPlDES.
Det1rey &ViRcre vs. Wm. ii. Saddler--No. G554.
DY VIRTUE Of witt of seizure and sala issued
- out of the District Court in and for the Parish
and State aforesaid and directed to the Sheriff
thereof (said writ issuing in the above rerited
ci,nse) will DC exposed at public sale at the resi-.
dence OF the defendant, On SATURDAY, the LIST
day Of October 1853, between the hours prescribed
by las, the following described property, TO wit:
A certain piece or parcel of LAND situated, lying
and being ia tile Parish Of Kapidcs, a5crt six
miles from the town Of A,exandrs, continuing the
quantity OF One Hundred ndScvcuty acres,
more or less, it being Lot No. 81 in township Ne
4 and of R,nge No and West, with ali TIE
buildings and Improvements situated on CT in ans
wise nppertaiipg thereto, being tic sar,e property
purchased by Jos. F. Kiich, from Roline Paris ny
act tot OF sale only of Record in the Office o. The
Parish Recorder.
Also, another tract or parcel of LAND situated,
lying aad beins in the Parish OF Rapi;les, State
aforesaid, about six miles from Alexandria, com
tanning the quantity Of One Hundred and Sixty
acres more or less, it being the Lot No.5, North
Range No Z West, together With all the buildings
and Improvements thereon and being tie came
property purchased by said Kiich from John Con-
traes by act Of sle duly Of Record in TING Office Of
the Recorder of Rapies
Seized il the n. .~e case to satisfy sail '..it.
ri rs o. a. II ) ,.-!uG. ". h8rsr cent
Interest fre!: s,ne Is, 1853, Cash-the balaEge on
snclistcrms;as TO meet the two last notes.
Sheriff slOaise, August 10Th, 1852 -
j. c. WISE, SHERIFF.
argSl-ptr's fee s1s.
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Copper Steam Sugar Train.
FOR SALE AT Il BARGAIN!

T HAVE in my Work Shop three new Copper
/ Evaporating Pans with Copper Worms in each,
Copper Curbing and Troughs, with Brass syrup
supply Cock, l'2R Brass Steam Cock in each, and
inch Discharge Cocks in each with inch Brass
dense Pine and conde pp III eomnle,e tor the
sum Of Eighteen Hundred Dollars Is $40 O0.)
They are the same ia every parti ular as those
now in use on Plantations OF s. 0, Nelson, Esq, Of
St. Marys, Gen, 4. G. Camp, Of lperyille, and
others; they will make from IL to 20 IIogsheads
OF Sugar every "a hours; are made of best mate
rial and nanner OF Workmanship and will be fully
guaranteed.
!. ~ Please address -,'
... . DANIEL. EDWARDS,
.es... IS, 80, 50 New Levec, New Orleans.
Aug. II, 1S5S-Sm 49, s r..
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CHARLES Doll

0RGANiST of.the ST. FRANCIS CHURCH, and
~ late Of the Columbia College, Missouri, viii give
instruction 81 the Piano, Guitar, with Staging,
Harmony, Composition, and all that is connected
with tfs general science of music. f,5.
i. B.-Pianos tuned and repaired
tD- Office at the Store of J. u i.voY, opposite
Court House Square. aug3l-ly
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Editor Democrat: Having been solicited by
MANY friends to permit my name TO i've run as
candidate for Sheriff Of this parish, after having
considered the subject, l hereby announce myself
as candidate before the people at the coming cleo
ton in November. j. II. HOLT.
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Proclamation BY the Governor


sJa &stEEsy STATE OF LOUISIANA, ]
.gaue Esscatiee Office, Basoa Rouge (
IWaEREAS, information has been received by
w me, that foul murder has been committed
in the parish Of R'pides, bya man who calls him.
self w. A. Richardson, alas SnaitTs.
Now, therefore, Ihavc thought proper to issue
this, my Proclamation. calling upon all the good
people of this State to give their aid and assistance
in erresing and bringing to justice the perpetrators
OF said crime; and furthermore, offering reward
in the name aud by the authority OF the State OF
Louisiana, Of Two Hundred and Fifty
Dollars for the arrest aud conviction of said
.sEg Is
DESCRIPTION Richardson, alas Smith, is about
81 years ofage, ieet & Or inches high, weighs
about lsolbs., of dark complexion, black hair, a
great brag has black eyes nuch sunken.
Given undermy hand and the Seal of the State,
10y st Baton Rouge, this 9th day OF Septem-
L. s.. Der, AID, s5a, and Of the Inaepend-
~ - ence ofthc United States Of America the
Eighty-Fourth. ~ q
fS fdH ~ ROBT. C. WICKLIFFE.
BY the Governor: .5.e3
A. DrrLAsr:ER, Asst. See Of State. STAT
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Dolbear Commercial College, !
New Orleans. Aug. 29, 1889. (

IT1ANTED.--A single gentleman. of experience
MI and skill in the business Of managing Cot
wv ton Plantation, and who can furnish satisfac-.
tory resident references, desires situation.
For names and further particulars, apply to this
office, 80 .~ 4ns...s,,ss jane 22-n
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

NEW MUsIC.-IOOO Pieces of New Music just
IN received, which includes the best works of an
Gent and modern composers. Also collection OF
Studies for the Piano, and Preceptors for the same
by twelve different authors.
Beethoven, Mozart, Mendelshor and Hayden's
works for the Piano, complete. For sale at city
prices by JOSEPH McEV0Y. (
Is Best Naples made Guitarand Fiein Strings.
Aug. l7-lm
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

rfg- We are authorized to announce that
y. A. NEWELL

10 an Independent candidate for the Office OF Clerk
If the District Court tor the Parish OF Raptes.
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~" We are requested to anrtouuee
WE, H.. GRAY

40 \ candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of the Parish
nf Rapides, at the.ensung November Election.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

The GAINESVILLE (Tenn.) Chronicle nominates the
Hon. John Bell as the candidate Of the limited
Opposition" rot the next Presidency.
q The Nation (lll.) Gazette and The Fort Wayne
(Ind.) Times nominate the Hon. John J. Critten-
den as the Opposition candidate for the Presidency
in 1860. 30 f@3s "3 t+}.s .&a
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

A NY one having good Cock, Washer and {,
Il lroner to hire out tor a couple Of months, a.
can find situation former by euquring at-GA
the house of Ii. Robertson & 70. au3l-lm
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14
PUBLIC NOTICE.

The undersigned having been incorporated by
the Legislature of Louisiana, under the title Of
DoLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF TIE CRY OF
New ORLEANS and authorized to open books Of
subscription to the capital stock of 1so Hundred
and f:yfy thousand Dollars, (sq5N,o oob in shares
Of TWENTY-FIVE dollars, Gss5>, giTe notice that the
books viii be cpened early in the fall 4e.
The object Of the Incorporation has been to place
on firm basis an institution where net only the
nsus branches Of Instruction will be taught prac.
ticaliy as used in business butte have departments
for the special scientific education of the CONNER
cIAL, 4GglctLTUaAs AMP MECHANICAL classes,
which produce the most OF the wealth ofthe coun-
try.
Subscribers will hare the right to take the
amount oatin tuition at'any tire. #Sk
As soon as twenty thousand dollars arc sub
scrbed the stockholders elect five additional Trus-
tees. The Board are aathorized ,toareeeiYed SUE.
scRIPrioSs, DONATIONS aud LEGAcIEs, and to elect
Professors and 70 do all that may be necessary to
build up ALONE INSTITUTION, and place it on firm
basis. a
Those wishing to subscribe can send their names
to aliy of the undersigned. y s@ =
. Papers \ favor of PRACTICAL SOUTHERN EpScA.
rIos eve respectfully solicited to copy this notice.
u 81 4. r j. J. PERSON, b.. p-s
IS c. FELLOWES,
= - 4. CARRIERE.
WIN. c. C. CLAIBORNE,
RUFUS DCLBEAR.
Dolbear Commercial College,
New Orleans. Aug. 90, 1850.
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CARD.

Miss GRIFFIN respectfully informs the citizens
LII of Alexandria and vicinity, that she will open
a school Oh the 10Th inst. in the honse on End
street, onetslaare below the .a Road, where all
the branches OF thorough English Education will
be taught.
For Terms &C., apply as above stated. sep7-6t*
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.--Will be let
In Out on tue premises to the lowest bidder, (pro
viied he bidldocs not exceed the sum of(*l5D0)
say fifteen h,aldred dollars, the amount appropi-
ted by the Hon. Police Jury for the purrose) on
Saturday, the l7th day Of September next, tile
bading OF a Bridge at or near the mouth Of the
Big Mario, on the estate of the late j. r. Mead,
under tie supervision of the undersigned Commis-
sioncrs. Said bridge to be constructed Of the best
cypress timber, to be above the high water mark
Of 1919, aud guaranteed to stand for FIVE years.
= sffeaf3 y. W. HADNOT,
N esa p. T. HICKMAN, COMMISSIONERS.
J. S. LONGMIRE,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-The undersigned
IN Commissioners, appointed by the Hon. the Pc.
lice Jury for this Parish, to let out the REGRAD.
ING and SANDING of the Plank Road above AT
exandra, hereby give notice that they will let out
the above work at the Court House door, on Sd I.
URD4 18th September next, at IL o'clock, A.
H., to the lowest bidder, (proyidcd the bids come
within the appropriation those undertaking will
be rquired to take up the planks and ties regradc
relay, and put 10 inches sand over tn. same, say
l5 feet wide, commencing at the town line and
running to tile upper end of Plank road, in con.
for,Dity with SAID Ordinance. Any further infor-
NATION furnished ,.n application to
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JOHN, O. UNEY,,
GR0CFp h1nynn1r;o TouIe;ono

GROCER-Alexand Louisiana.
IlAVING rented the Store formerly occupied by
I S. Kibbe, on Second Street. opposite the k".
" piles Hotel he wishes to inform his friends and
the public generally that he has made arrangements
Tor receiving fresh supplies weekly, as follows:
Sugar Cured Hams, Side and Shoulder Bacon,
Ness Beef Mckere fish, Sardtnes, Lard, Butter,
Soap, Candles, Flour, Coffee, Teas, and Fruits Of oil
kinds and OF the best quality, and everything kept
in Wholesale or Retail grocery. a 8s
- ~ --ALSO LIQUORS-- 6S
Such as Cogniae Brandy, Irish Whiskey, Boushon
DO, Wines, Porter and Ale Of best brands, also
Cigars ofthe Test quality and the Gest of Confec.
tionary aud Pound Cake always on hand. AAei
which he offers at reasonable prices jan 2G-ly
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,s- For Sheriff, Parish Rapidcs,
ELEyAEl R. CROSBY.

subject to the will of the people at the neat Noven
Der election. =
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The Democratic papers throughout The District
are requested to- publish this list of appointments.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

DConsistency, thou art a jewel! Op-
position, thou art a humhug!
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Succession Of STATS OF LOUISIANA,
A. Ber,nan, decd District Court,
No, 6557. PARISH OF RxrIDEs.
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may con.
t Germ, to show cause, within thirty daysfrem the
date hereof, Why the final account presented by
the Administrator should no. be approved and
homolS Ed.
Clerks Office, Alexandria, the oath day Of July,
1853. ~
By order Of the Court,
July 27,-s0d Il. 4. ARlA!L, Clerk.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

C}oSrsDRcn Why is the Opposition Of
to-day like tic Know Nothinyisin Of last
year? & .s a@. "a
Il ANs.--Because its tLe same +. j. &.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-14

eaNo reported case Of yellow fever in
New Orleans as yet. ,l
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1se'9"aA-Aehieements of Demoertie admins
tfatiess- Knality ofMe Press--Necessity Of
Union aid ,fteteraal harmony--Reckless traders
4" Their cou"trys ntegrag--Soulc-Slidel!-
Cvntrask--SenutorIip- Louisiana Courier.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-13

w"From the date of the ratification of
the present treaty, there shall be established
between the Kingdom of Portugal, and her
natural sister, the Spanish Monarchy, an
alliance offensive and defensive, and perfect
solidarity in all international questions here
after to arise, or which may be actually
unadjusted with any other nation. The new
Spanish and Portuguess Treaty.
Commenting on the above extract, the
Albany Eoening Journal makes the following
striking points in regard to the damaging
effects of tho Presidents foreign policy:
Mr.. Buchanan's Scuba policy" has resulted
in establishing a firm alliance, against us,
between Spain and Portugal, who had been
quarreling for centuries. His " Paraguay
Policy cemented another alliance between
Paraguay and the Argentine Provinces, who
had been, for years, at swords points. His
"Fejee Policy results in these Islands trans
ferring themselves bodily to Great Britain.
His Mexican Policy eliminates in the
resignation of one Envoy, the expulsion Of
another, and the victorious triumph of the
Government he didn't acknowledge. His
Nicaragua Policy" ends in that country's
making advantageous treaties with Costa RIGA,
France and England erybody but US. His
diplomacy seems to benefit all countries but
his own. That is the only one it damages.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-13
MUSCATINE MARKET.

We have 10 changes to note this week.
The weather has been favorable for agricul-
tural operations and farmers are busy
Very little produce has been brought to
market lately.
We append our usual quotations;
Wheat-Old, $l,OOa$l,2O
&C New, 80a90o.
Winter, $l,l (nominal
Flour $5,OOaS7,OO.
Corn, in the ear, 45a50c
Oats-Old, 50a60c. ; new, 4Oa50c.
Barley, 4Oa60c.
Rye, 800.
Beans, 75ca$l 90
Potatoes, 65a75c.
Apples-green sl,5oas9,oo, dried $500
per Blu.
Eggs, Sc.
Butter, l5a25c. ... -..
Smoked ham, sugar cured, loa12 l-2c.
Shoulders. 8a9c ..
Clear sides, loo
Lard, l0al2-2c. ...
Hides, green, &c; dry flint l5a16c. -,
Lumber, $l0a$30 per 1000 feet.
Sugar -6aa7fc, crushed 123c, clarified!
93al0c, refined, white, ll3c.
Molasses-plantation 49a44, S. II. At,
Belcher's IS, kegs $5,5o@se,o 90.
Cofee-123a13c.
Nails-ass. 1925.
Rice 54a6e. .-..
Grass Seeds Retail prices:
Hungarian grass seed, sl,25@sl,75.
Timothy, $l,75@$a.
Glover, $7,50@$8.
Kentucky Blue Grass, $3.50.
Kentucky Red Top, $3.50.
English Blue Grass, $3.50.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-13
REPUnLICAN sTATE CONVENTION.

\ SrArx Cow sNrloN " THa REPUBLICANS OF
IOWA is called to s,.rluble by their delegates, ut
the city Of Des Moines, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. on
Wednesday, the ed Of June, 1859. for the nominal
tion Ct officers to DO elected at the general election
In Octo Dor Of ths year. Candidates are TO he Sc
l.ctsd for the oiicss of Governor Lisutenant Gov
ernor and three Judges Of the supreme Court
The Convention viii tSk" such other action as may,
in its opinion, contribute IL the success of the
principles snd organization "f The Republican
Party Of this State, and Of the Union.
Every organized county will be entitled 20 one
Delegate in the Convention and to one additional
delegate for each loo voters latter the drst 1907
and for any additional fraction Of 80 or more vo
cast at the last General Election for Hon ELIJAH
Sails, as Secretary of State.
The attention of the Republican Central Com
mitteecs of their respective counties is directed to
the Ealing Of the County Conventions for the sp-
rontmcnt Of delegates in the ratio above stated,
and for efioent organization preparatory o the
canvass.
Des Moines, March s6sh, 1889.
JOHN A. kAss'S,
II. N. HoxtB,
NJ. RICH,
b. N. Cooley, Rep. State Cen. Com.
Il. B.JERoMH,
r. L. 3. CLARKE,
THOMAS SHELY,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-13

PROPERTY IN W1EE.-It seems, accord
ing to the decision of the Court in the
Sickles Ca e, that man has property in his
wife--not only property but exclusive prop
srty. The following principles were en-
bodied in the instruc: ions submitted to the
jury, on the part of the d,fenee:
81. That the husband and wife being one
in the law, the defence Of the wife was
'self-deier ce'--nor could tile wife by con-
sent screen the wrong doer.
-. That the husband has an absolute
property in the body and chastity of his
wife, and has legal right to protect it against
force or violence as the wife cannot
consent away what belongs to her husband
so the act Of the selucer and adu.terer is
an act OF violence upon the property of the
husband, which juslifies the latter in killing
the wrong dosr."
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-13

THE MASSACHUSETTS PROPOSITION. - The
news from Massachusetts, indicates that the
amendment to the Constitution requiring two
years residence after naturalization to exercise
the elective franchise has been adopted. We
regret this, not only because the proposition
is unjust, but because the Republican party,
being largely in the majority in Massachusetts,,
will elsewhere be held responsible for it. Yet
we venture to say that the Democrats voted
for it to man, and carried it by the aid of
the Know Nothing element in the Republican
party. They know it will be used as weapon
against the cause of freedom in the approach
ing Presidential campaign. The proposition
could meet with no favor in any other Repub-
lican State in the Union. Its adoption in
Massachusetts,, therefore, should not be
regarded as an evidence that the Republican
party is in favor of the prescription Of
foreigners.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-13

A REA~oN FOR WAR.-One reason, and
really the most plausible that has yet be en-
given, why Louis Napoleon is anxious for
war is, that lie is anxious to experiment in
actual service with his 7sew cannon, which,
it is said, be has greatly reduced in weight
and increased in efficiency. He has them
made small, ct wrought iron Of the best
quality and rifled, and uses conical hollow
shot, supposed to be filled with Illuminating
powder. Tho guns ;re light, and can be
fred with unprecedented rapidity and pre-
cision, while the effect produced by the shot
is flightful. From Naroleonio point It
view, it is highly desirable that this weapon
should BE- .iod mon the Austrians.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-13

PIXIES PEAK Posr-OFFlcRs.- We learn
that the following post-of6ces have been
established in the rev gold-mining region,
'ant the gentlemen named appointed post
mas ers:
San Vrain, Nebraska C. NJ. Mics.
Lancaster, C Charles blake.
Montana, Kansas-David I. Griffith.
Auraria. 4. Henry Allen.
CoraviIle, =. Matthias Snyder.
1t is said that by SPECIAL contract these
offices are to be supplied from Pacific City,
Mills county, Iowa. If 81, letters aid pa
pers should lie marked to either of the above
tfic.s, eta Pacific City.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-13

DOUGLAS AND THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE
The Louisville journal remarks that ''ths
Washington States, understood to be the
organ of Judge Douglas, favors the re opening
of the African slave trade in defiance Of the
laws. This, we suppose, is now to be con-
sidered as Mr.. Douglas ground. Having
offended the Southern Democracy by his
abolition doctrine of squatter sovereignty, he
thinks to conciliate them by going for the
Congo traffic. In other words, he expects
to make amends for being an abolitionist by
turning pirate"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-13
SUNDAY ADJUSTMENTS IN New ORLEANS

SUNDAY ADJUSTMENTS IN NEW ORLEANS
The New Orleans Crescent Of Monday says:
Miss Mary Way took her celestial way from
the Place d'Armes, last evening, in the air
ship paul Morphy," attended, as usual, by
her gallant cavalier, Prof Wilson. Prof
Wilbur and his big smoke balloon got of a
little before, having gone up harum- scarum
and come down cafumux, before tho Morphy
was fairly under way. Both went off toward
the lake, in northwesterly direction. We
did not wait to hear how or where they landed.
A good crowd assembled within the canvass
to see tho ascension, and the usual myriads
glutted the streets outside. Miss Way wore
beaver Bloomer hat, profusion Of black
ringlets, black silk dress, and stylish gray
shawl, and looked very pretty as she went up.
She seems to delight in being blown sky high.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-13

ca The Louisville Journal says: "The
Administration sent out several Governors to
Kansas to restrain the Free State men, and
they became Free State men themselves. 1t
sent out Governor to Utah, to control and
restrain the Mormons, and he seems to be
turning Mormon himself 1t is great at
appointing Governors