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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-05
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DEMAINING in the Pc
IL October LIST, 1859, W
the lst of January, 1860
ton City as dead letters.
Arthur tom
Ayers Abram J
Atkinson Mrs frances 4
Atkinson James
Armstrong MIS- Louisa
Black & Williams
Bruss JG 2
Burke william
Beall JR
Brown James
Beauduc Monsieur
Brosi John
Brinke James
Brownlee ST.
Badarie monsieur
Bust william f
Brown Miss Anna
Bledse jain g
Brauth Thomas J
Bulan 7
Belgrade william
Bryant John 1
Boyd rrof D ;
Beynum til
Brown henry D
Byrnes P
Bristers george
Bell MISS Rosa
Bell Alfred
! Cook 4 Co.
Castenado monsieur
Constans P
Cheney John
Calhoun W J
Conger samuel
Contejean @
Clark Mrs NC
| Gotten Ut
| Cockrell THOMAS q
Cockerille Mt
| Carlin James T
Chatham l. Bro.
Cary S Q
Copes DTS
/ Cooper James
Corbett W N
Corbell N
CONNER charles .
Cooper henry
Cr9s EFT
Cooper Denjamine
Caspari L
Collins Miss r
Downing Dennis
Dickens James
Dean george
Dean Job
Dehotts Louis
Dickson RIM
Dix John J
Dainard james
ELAN Miss MaryE
Early THOMAS
Effort steamer
Ebar Joseph N
Fervy Joseph
Ferguson Larkin
Fearing charles
Green A W
Glatt Mt
Gavazzeni E
Gibson Amos
Order col henry
Giliard Ransom
Quilting N
Gary Jane
Gorden
Graves Ira
Griffin F W
Henry patrick
Haas WIN L
Hargis &C
Henry W
Hayworth Miss caroline
Hawkins John II
Huffman Matilda
Hit william
] Halsey is
Howell Mrs nary J
Hunter DR. James
Harris VIM u
Hutte charles
Johnson VIM
Johnson nancy 3
Johnson jim
jenkins James
, Jones Mrs Mary
Jackson Joe
James squire
James MT
Jackson T. J.
Joyce Prof 20
, Kenny Wv
; Kay James r
Lloyd wilson
;. Persons calling for
please say they are adj
Alexandria Ia Dc
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-05

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. win be let
IN out at Cotile Postofice to the lowest bidder (pro
vided the bid does not exceed $3.50 the amount
appropriated by the Hon. Police Jury for the pui.
pose, the contract for Building a bridge over a
Bayou on the Stage road leading from Cotle to
Natchitoches
The said bridge is required to be built across the
the Bayou above 7. H. J. Bowles, on the Natchi-
toches Road, and is required ODE guaranteed to
loc 6vat vpars
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-05

The Democratic papers throughout the District
are requested to publish this LIST of appointments.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-16

nromise excluded slavery from The Territories; now
tits not excluded from portion Of land ovr which
floats our national dagl a.,
prevailed in Virginia in tho carly days Of the com.
monwealth. and argued that it is useless to war
against the progress Of events. Every restriction
has been taken OF slavery; fugitive slave law has
been granted There arc more men at tic NertA
tav ,eho beliere in the social and moral eeadiioa
Of shsrery than ,ehen he cent to Congress. Waber-
forces theory has fac,l; Carlyle has rcpudsted ms
abolition doctrincs and even the London Time. has
partially kept up with him in his opinions. Free
dom for the negro has been tried in the West India
Islands, and failed, and the defect is now attempted
les, under the title Of apprentices" They had
better resort to the original state Of things
All, he continued, depends upon ourselves for tho
future. With our constitutional rights. and with
the present principles Of political policy in his iuds
mcnt we arc just as safe, and even safer than We
ever were. We must remain united; II We are ever
divided our day Of doom will surely como.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-16

o.-,.sS.. R.rs,, sinn Roen LA Shs defence
Of Rome ID 1870, he Ctsaeo0 Oestheldi vsss Ne
br.ycst and lsst a the eoataanla. and WHEN. Atsr
the bombarimcnt Of the city. tho fssnch entered
Rome, Garibaldi, issuing the ietlowine pfoeisms-
ton, len the city by the gate Of 81 Giovanni: sob
dicrs whs, have 10 oder h fatigue. danger, stsux-
Cling. and desth-,he eiiil Of tho es,d night. The
open air. and the burning sun: no lodgings no mu'
ui,ionS no provisions forced marches. danger
GUS watchposts and continual struggling with haye
nets sr.nst batteries Let those who love ftvescen
and their country better than life follow me-" And
four thousand followed him Ills hops was TO GU.
his way through French and Austrian troops TO ard
the vcnctisns, Who in spite Of cholera and famine
were still holding out against the fse by dSns Of
unparalleled courage. fatigue by land and BY sss Ne
had its, rounded the Paata ii Maestro. and could
SIC the towers Of the Queen Of Adssatic. when The
Austrian ships attacked his boats. and eight wese
taken: the rest gained the shore. and Garshaldi
knowing that tho Aastrians. furious 1T hss escape
had set price upon his head bid his followers to
dispense. and with hrs wife. Who. though close on
her confinement. had never LETT bic ssdc; and oos
other friend set out for RAVENS. Bot before they
could reach the city, the mother Of the dead hssls
one on the American shore Of the three Children
waiting her return as Nice OF the unborn one never
destined to sec the earth fading from her eyes
that mother knew that she vas dying. yet bnsv on
by her husbands side. accomplishing STILL zoe The
Auxsrians were on their tracks lie knew t. loo
but through the lonely desert no aid no shelter vas
at hand At last he took her In hts arms and bosv
her on till they reached PEASANTS hut. and there.
with her last look and thought and folding clasp 90
him who had been her ell in e the soul ofthAs nohis
woman went up to the great band Of waiting mar
tvrs to tell them Of her husbands dcwss Of Italy
Of RnmcS Not even . tomb had Italy to give h
the gentle. brave Anita From the grave which he,
husband himself had dug Zoe her in voorhees, erisf
her corpse. ferrvtrd out by IN Austrian dog indes
Cd to It's masters less human than The bsusel ths
generous peasant who had sheltered her IN her dy
ing hours and he paid The penalty awarded 10 any
who should "sivc IN Gafiihaldi 90 hss followers FIRE
food. or shelter" lie Was huns. drawn. and quar-
tered
Afscr wandering Coz thissy.ave days IN di6ersa
DISCUSSES among the forests and the Apsnnines
srilaldi at last arrived In the Ssrnian states and
landed at Chiavari. wac ssisrd by the sushnrssiss
carried to Genoa, and imprisoned IN the Toses.
Released. but refused permiss;oo TO remain IN ssi
mont he proceeded to America. where he ssassinss
until 1854.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-16

ScArtrrSA AND MrsstEs-Mr Witt. membv 1t
the Royal College Of Surgeons has puhlished
pamphlc, In which he states that carbonate ef sm-
mona Is sp~eiic Eor the Of scarlet Fever end
measles lie cites Dr. Pearl ef Liverpool and 9th.
or practitioners who have never las. esse out Of
hun.rc,ls since adopting this remedy. Two drsehms
&c the bcarbonasc of ammonia arc Dissolved In five
ounces Of wafer and two tabtespecasfal Of the 60
luton given every twa three. 20 four hours according
to the urrcnc, Of the symptoms No sesd drink
must b taken. but only water. or teass and water.
The System Is tn nc moved by dsse II ealosaei f
necessary. The room must he well ventilated bot
the patient protected from the slightest cold DRAFT
Garslcs should alse be employed Zoe cleaning the
throat The ammonia. II h said. euunsersets the
poison which scsristina and slse aets on The
system by diminishing tho frequency and st the
same time inrrvasin- the strength II the pulse As
so many children die from these diseases in Chr.
country. this remedy ought to receive fif trail
from the profession.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-16
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The Cottage Door.
How sweet the rest that labor yields
The humble aud the poor,
Where sits the patriarch Of the fields
Before his cottage door!
The lark is singing in the sky,
The swallow On the caves,
And love is benming in each eye
Beneath the summer leaves!
The air amid his fragrant bowers
Supplies Impoverished health,
And hearts are bounding mid the MOVERS
More dear 10 him than wealth.
Peace, like the blessed sunlight, plays
Around bic humble cOt,
And happy nights aud cheerfcl days
Divide his lowly lot.
And when the village Sabbath bell
Kings out upon the gale,
The father bows his head to tell
The music of its tale
"A fresher verdure seems to fill
The fair and dewy sod,
And every infant tongue is still
To hear the Word If God.
O, happy hearts! to Him who stills
The ravens when they cry,
And makes the lily meath the hills
So glorious to the eve
The trusting patriarch prays to bless
His labOrs with increase;
Such ways are "ways Of pleasantness,
Andall such "patbs are peace.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-16


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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-16

DouaLAs OReAx.-The home ose,n of J,de,
Douglas. the Chicago 7Sm~. Of the sSth ult. avs
we intend in 1860 to support the Charleston nom.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-16

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-16

NswsPAPsR C1AxeI-Nr. Nicholson bee sojd HI
interest in the 1u,lfsss6srS C;tissa 10 The former
Senior Editos, Mr.. Chas H. Rostss, by vhomM vill
hereafter b conducted
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-16

REseSED.-Mr. James H. Cotton has r.s;ened his
position a Professor Of Mathematics, &C. In the
Fayetteville Female High School At the sessions
Of the Fayetteville Presbytery in April last hin name
was enrolled q candidate for the dospsl Ministry.
and biz object in resignng d 10 prepare himself 6s
this w@k.-Eay Cdrelis;aA
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-16

GEoRerA.-The Hon. Alexander c. Walker. in de-
clining the nomination for Congress to succeed the
gifted Stephens, writes an able and manly letter,
from which We extract the following:
my decision, then, in regard to the nomination Is
in no wise influenced by dissatisfaction with my
present political affiliations. My sympathies and
hopes are all with the Democratic party. Ny faith
in the honesty Of purpose, the answering sense Of
justice, and the unqucstoned ability Of Mr. Buchan.
an, has never faltered I have never, fur one mo.
ment, regretted the vote gave him. The Presi.
dent Of the United States is no despot; his power
is hedged in by the restraints Of the Constitution
his wishes controlled and thwartcd by the FAC.
tious opposition Of political foes and not unequent
ly by the dissensons Of political friends. Oflcn
positive policy must be modified to suit the cxigcn-
cy Of the circumstances by which he Is controlled
II he advocates revision Of the tariff or the con
struction Of railroad to the Pacific, will not for
that pronounce his administration failure; al.
though may not agree with him. II he secs prop.
er to attempt to castisate Senator Douglas for prov
ing refractory, and setting up" for himself
would do the same in his place, and yet il ny
Judgment policy and patriotism demand 1at Judge
Douglas shoud be tie candidate yor tic Prssiassey.
1spcak for myself alone"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25
To the Voters Of Trinity

VXTHEREAS, At A MASS MEETING of the
w Anti-Lccompton Democrats of Trinity, con
veneG at Weaverville, Saturday, June 4th, for
the purpose of choosing delegates to the state
Convention, and assigning the time for holding
the County Convention, it was decided that the
23d day of July be the day for making nomna-
tons for all the county offices to be filed at the
coming election In order that a thorough and
complete organization of the opponents of the
Administration Democracy shall he effected
throughout the county, it is desirable that every
precinct shall be fully represented in convention.
All who are opposed TO the present Administra-
tiou, and wish to unite in presenting good ticket
TO the voters Of the county, respectfully urged
to attend. Select delegates in every precinct in
time for the Convention of the 23d of July, in
Weavervillc.
The following is the Npportionment os delegates
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25

WoMlN Fmsr 10 CoNpEMN llER FALLEN SISTER.
-Wo are sorry we have forgotten the paper from
which the following extract was taken. 1t istnll
Of melancholy truth
Hon. Daniel L. Scllcs is u splendid Politician
n brave and spirited man, lie has healed and
mndc whole his damaged honor, and 1t Is we'll
with him to day but for Mrs SiclScs, she has
awakened from the gay dream Of fashionable life
to find herself mfdmomig immoral! and there IL
none moro ready than women TO make her so.
Woman must not hazard her own reputation by
vindjcalnp such n coPc.
Tcrrea Hneol had soon seventeen summers
when Hon. Daniel T.. Sicllcs led her TO the mar
riagc altar Her beauty, gladnc9s, and chd-llkc
innocence were n rcbukc TO polished trcnchcry
and the love IN her young heart might have called
angels from their home but like unto n hunnH
soul, she was dazzlcd with the splcndor Of pomp,
position aud wealth and like unto a C0nldH, she
was fascinated with Il galnntry which concealed
n moral lcpcr and like unto woman, she has
fallen in attempting to lif this moral lcpcr to her
hcnrt-and the child wlo has repeated the lesson
the husband haa taught her. One would suppose
that no ono had bccu false but Mrs. SiCklcs. No
one ntimntcs that she has been false to her own
soul in these many years with Mr.. SiclSlcs, though
it is said there never was time when he did not
laugh to scorn the idea Of virtue in man, and
though he numbered twice her years and had rev
elcd in all the vices Of civilized life before he
knew her.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25
Y A L U A BL e
Property for Sale!

THE UNDERSIGNED, RESIDING at NORTH
| Fork Trinity river, will sell his House, Lot,
Billiard Saloon, Bar and Drug and Medicine store
on reasonable terms. The Post Office, kept in
the building, will be placed in charge Of the buy
err The locality for business is excellent, and a
good chance is offered to enterprsing parties
A. +. BILAY
North Fork, April 30, 1852 ltd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25
Gbe 0rmitp goutnal.
WEAVERVILLE, CALL,
Saturday Morning, June 2J, 1889.
VycaverviIIc Post OnlCC

The mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
by the steamer Of July 9th, will close at this of
fee on Friday evening, July lst, at ! o'clock, p
m. JAS. q CONNOk, L. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25
+ each precinct, respectively:

1t is earnestly urged upon the opposition to IL
mite. regardless of former party associations and
party predictions, and assist in nominating a
good county ticket in opposition to the party in
power. The above notice is given in accordance
with the decision Of the mass meeting
BY order of the Anti Lccompton
COUNTY COMMITTEE
Weavervillp, June -, 1859 22tc
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25
A L.
CONVENTIONS.

Administration Democratic, Wednesday, June
22d, at Sacramento.
Dem. Co. Convention to nominate Co. officers
meets Monday. July 18th, at Weaverville.
Dem. Dist. Convention meets Friday, July lst
at Trinity Center.
Dem. Senatorial Convention meets Friday, Ju-
ly lst, at Big Flat.
Anti-Lecompton Democratic Senatorial Con-
venton meets on July goth, in Weaverville.
Anti-Lecompton Democratic County Conven-
tion meets on Saturday, July rs, in Weaver
Vile
Election, Wednesday, Sept. 5th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25

r. CLIFFORD is candidate for the Office Of
County Treasurer at the coming Election, sub
ject to nomination of Democratic Convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25

The voters Of Trinity County are informed that
A. NJ. KRUTTSCHNTTT will be a candidate for
County Treasurer. subject to choice of the Dem
ocratic Convention. 22td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25
Justice of the Peace.

JNO. F. COPELAND announces to the voters
of Stuart township that he is a candidate for re-
election to the office of Justice OF the Peace for
that township.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25

lIArrY OLD AGE.-Lcigh Hunt is now nearly
eighty years OF ago and yet his complexion has
The fairness and softncas Of youth. lIis hair il as
white Ms the bloom Of the almond tree, and ~ fui
and glossy as the head Of child His brow IL
broad aud beautiful and his eyes as gentle and
as clear AZ that ol a woman who has never seen,G
cloudy day, His heart Is ~ merry rs n birds,
and his look and manner alternately playful and
pcnsivc, but without a shadow Of sadness. The
dear old man, with all his precious poetic memo
rics with his venerable iuvcnilty this genial
octogonarian, this unfading rose in the snow
how like he seemed to his own glorious "Abort
Ben Adhcm,, that sweet essence Of all Religion,
distilled into a single drop
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25

Ed. JOURNAL: You will please announce me
as a candidate for the Office of Sheriff, subject to
the decision of the Democratic Co. Convention.
22td. a. j. FELTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25

7. G.. MESSEC is announced as candidate 70
the Office of Sheriff Of Trinity county, subject t
the AntiIecompton Convention to be holden i
Weaverville, July 23, 1859 22tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25
NOE TrCn SnrHr.

Mr.. HENRY DOXEY announces himself as can
didate for County Treasurer, subject to nomna
tion of Trinity County Democratic Convention.
Weaverville, May II, 1859.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25

OLD " NlcK's" VINE CEiLAR.-The Cincinnati
Gazette says that in Longworth's wine house there
is wine enough, of last years growth, to Gil ninety
thousand bottles The entire amount on hand il
estimated at three hundred and ten thousand bot
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25

HARVEY NJ. CHAUNCEY will be a candi-
date for the office Of Sheriff, subject to the decis
ion of the Anti.Lecompton Convention. to he
holden at Weavervlc, Saturday, July 23, 1859.
Weavervillc, June Is, 1859. 22tc+.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25
For County Clerk

HcFs~We are authorized to announce JOHN A.
WATSON az Independent candidate for the office
of County Clerk, ct the September election.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25

MAX LANG announces himselfas Independent
candidate for the office of County Treasurer at
the September election 22td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25

LETTER WRITER'S, TAKE WARNING THE Daven-
port Uowa) Democrat has a rumor from Pixies
Peak that two men who had been prominent as
letter writer's during the winter, had been hung
by party of exasperated emigants whom they
had humbugged.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25

THERE il dew ia one flower and not in another.
because one opens its cup aud takes 10 in, while
the other closes ITSELF and the drop runs OIL. God
rains His goodness and mercy as widespread as
the dew, and if we lack them, it is because we
will not open our hearts TO receive them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25

PLEASANT VILLAGES villages Of New
England are among the peanntest in the world,
and the chief secret Of their charm Is summed up
in one word THErs Tho people who laid them
ont century or two ago, had the good sense to
plant few score Of young trees aboat the green
and along the streets Now, look Mt them! Clio
rious cms arch the strces and envelop the place
in shade. Tho meanest cottage Is pleasant AMI
picturesque if IL stands beneath fine old tree.
The poorest village Is good to live in II II ncslen
under giant trees. Plant trees. Plant them
round the school house Plant them round the
church Plant them on the common. Plant
them along the streets Make all the villages
and towns pleasant with trees
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25

Gsc~We are requested to announce the name of
II. b. DAWSON as candidate for Treasurer, at
the September election. Subject to the nomna-
tion of the Democratic Co. Convention. 20.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25

CAS- MorlER FORGET? Can n mother forget?
Not morning, noon o. night but she looks into
the corner of III" room whore you read Robinson
Crousoc and thinks Of you as yet boy. Mothers
rarely become conscious that their children are
garown ont Of their childhood. They think Of
them, advise them, write to them, rs If not full
fourteen years Of age They cannot forget the
child. Three times day she thinks who are
absent from the table and hopes that next year,
at the farthest, she may have ''Just her own
family there"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25

SOMETIMES think that no home is truly con-
secrated till death has entered there Samuel
Longfchow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25
ANNOUNCEME ENTS.
EOr SIAGr

JoUN p JoNEs is announced as n candidate for
Sheriff, subject to nomination of Trinity County
Democratic COnvcntiOn.-April %, 1859.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25
For Assem- bIV.

A. A. TOMLINSON is candidate for Assembly
if the Democratic Convention places him in nom
ination. 22tc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25

r. BOCH requests us TO say that be will be a
candidate for the office of County Treasurer, sub
ect to the action of the Democratic Convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25

SERVED Ilm RIGnr.--Mr Close, of Crane
creek, Illinois, left sick wife and six children,
and ran away with his servant girl The boys of
Bath, where the slopng couple were waiting for
a boat, rode him on u rail- took his mohey and
gave il to the girl to 90 home with, and sent him
Off in another direction.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25

TO We arc authorized to announce tho name
of HENRY HART rs candidate for Sheriff, sub.
ect to he nomination OF the Trinity Co. Demo
cratic Convention. 20td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-25

CHuDEIKENEss s ever beautiful, whether in
being of five years, or Of five times ten years.