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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28

The conlicts in the Virginia Peniteutiary
aer employed in making gun carriages,
wagons, axes, picks, flannel shirts, cloth for
uniforms army shoes, tents. wheelbarrows,
and littcrs for the wounded.
The Boston journal states that letter from
Il well informed American in London reports
Queen Victoria as insane, and very little hopes
are entertained Of her recovery. They talk Of
having her 20 to Germany, aud that there will
probably be a regency appointed
There have been two frightful crevasses in
Concordia Parish. La, which were not stopped
until nearly 1000 acres had been covered with
wateT.
1t ia not true, ns stated in the New York
Tribune, that Harvey has been recalled The
report is that another Of Harvey's dfsPanches
has been found in which he gave information
to the rebels at Richmond of the course the
Government intended to pursue in regard to
the Norfolk Navy Yard. = Washington Cor
respondencs of New York Herald.
The gang of traitors captured near Cairo the
other day were examined by Gen. Prentiss anl
those who refused to take the oath of allie 81
Rnce, being the great IN .jority Of them, were
tet TO work on the trenches.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28

People may be instructed by those who
have less sense than themselves-as man may
be guided by finger board that has no sense
st all.
Like q strong swimmer whose pockets are
illed with gold, we sometimes perish from the
very excess of our riches.
The spirit of innovation is often pestiIent.-
People viii not look forward to posterity who
never look backward to their ancestors.
There are great many subjects to be wise
and witty upon-and just many to be ig'
noFaut or foolish about.
A pleasant jet in time o. misfortune IS
courage to the hart, strenstl 70 the arm,
end digestion to the stomach.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28

- was announced by telegraph Friday morn.
ing, that Gov. Yates. Of illinois, had aPpointed
o, II. Browning Of Qnincy. the United States
Senator from that State to ill the vacancy
occasioned by the death Of Hon. stephen A.
contains the following sketch Of the new senA-
tor -" Mr. Browning ih a KontuckiAn BY
birth, Republican Of conservative antecedentS
a man OF unbenlshed character, RAd lawyer
ton and on the War, he Is incorporating
aud sound.
Redpath's paper gives the whereabouts Of
the fVe Of John Browns men who escaped
from HarPer.s Ferry. Owen Brown Is in
Northern Ohio. The report that he had lost
his hand ia firing a salute j. Incorrect. Ttdd
was in New York few days ago. Merriam 10
in Hayt Coppe has Joined one Of the Iowa
military companies. Andsnop, She only suyst-
vor of the negroes is in Canada pfepAring 10
emlgrate To Africa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28

JEFF. DAVIS AS PRcPHEr.-We find in a
reported speech Of JEFF. Davis. of June, 1887,
that while disclaiming being an alarmist, he
urges the citizens Of the South to prepare for
the monster crisis, when the Union will be sew
cred, which is TO come in 1860" Thus we sec
that before Abraham Lincoln was dreamed Of
as candidate for the Presidency. and in the
very hrst year Of Mr. Burhanan's administra-
tion. this Southern rebellion of 1860 was re-
solved upon, and that Davis predicted it as one
having authority.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28

DELAWARE, OHIO, JUNE g.. 1861

duty In the evening, at sII< O'Clock The first
call Of the bugle viii be heard for retiring
and at o'clock the second, when the lights
must be extinguished Immediately, under the
penalty Of going TO the guard house during
the night. aa z4 81
Wu4. II. Il.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28
wRrrTEE RoR M DELAWANE eaEEzzE-
A sOEG or E- isfs
BY ANNE.

Air ~OssionI ysnade, FF1 a
OH e6me my love, come 20 With ne,
TO the distant negts where our home shall be;
where ths sun shines warm, and the sky ts blue,
And hoRers bloom With richer hue
I'll build our c0t ~ T&aaE3e iwide;
where the tall grass waves like the restless tide,
where bFeezss wander wild, and free --------
And ueI search in the woods, ~
For thS tontysbse's hoes fsE "a So q
And rife the hives
OF their golden comhs
And our meat we'u huue a1lH o1fT8EE fnd bcVF-z
men come mylsEss 20 the pest ven 60.
Under grand old shelteTink tFss,
Near . sparkling river home shall be;
where on wen glide in our Tight canoe,
when the still eve comes SFfbMFGhe stars and deWi
When the day is done, and our tolls are o'era
And together wen sit In the cottage door
Its murmuriDg aew vii . sympbchy be, .-
To the gentle songs yon viii sing FOR me.
And wen chase the wiid-deer -
Over the 1fiil1s.
And drink Il thirst.
From the gu1hinE fiia, =
On clusters OF strasberTies, Juicy and sweet,
Wen feast, as rest At the noontids heat
Obi come, dear love. for well you know
You promised me when the rrosts and snow
would melt ascaab The spring smiles, warm and
You would go with me 10 the sunset-land:
me snow has EnDe. the frost. and the rain,
And earth is hlpoming IN beauty again;
The glad birds sing on every tree
Akd NY heaHt Is pleadng, love, for thee
And Long for shat land
So beondisss and free;
For MAT sweet home
'Neatb shelt'ring tree,
For the sont l1li1s river. the toll aad shs rest,
Then 50 VITA ne - The distant nest
Delaware, 1851
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28

1t is sail Hon. H. Winter D wis will be ap.
POINTED Minister to Austria ia place Of BurIia-
game, who goes ss Minister TO China
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28

Gov. Sprague has teleyraphed to Washing,
ton that he starts Immediately to the scat oi
war to take command of the Rhode Island fol-
css,
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-02
- - = - : : :
The News.

The news from Washington is Of bu
very little Importance, except that from tn,
latest dispatches we learn that there is I,
he no fighting, If the telegrapllr reports b,
true, Ii il also stated that no effort viii
be made by the Federal Government Il
retakc the forts which are In possession o
seeding States, and also that the remain
der o! the fort. situated within the limits o.
these States will BE- given mp, if no effort
is made to capture them previous to til,
It'll of March. Whether this can be re.
lied upon dr not, remains to be seen.
We learn that the Northern President
elect made vrry fast time" through Bati.
more, on his late Journey TO Washington
on account of report, that tho Bal,imori.
ans would assasinate him on sight He is
now safely cnsconecd with "Old Buck" and
Gen. Scott, at the White House in all
probability, "Old Abs" has "bard road
60 travel"
The provisional Government at Mont.
gomcry ir establishing itself on firm ba-
sis. Most Of The Cabine, officers have bspn
appointed, to wit II, Tcombs Of Georgia
Secretary ot State, c. c. Mcmminger OF
South Carolina, Secretary of the Trcasu-
ry, /. +. Walker, Of Alabama, Secretary
Of War, Henry j. Ellet of Mississippi,
as Postmaster General, J. r. Benjamin, of
Louisiana, as Attorney General
\ committee was appointed to negotiate
with the government at Washington CON
ssting of Mcssrs. \. y. Roman, of Louis.
lana, w. :. Crawford of Georgia, and j.
Forsyth OF Alabama. II il stpp1scd that
the Hon. $. Il. Mallory OF Florida will be-
appointed Secretary of the Navy Every
tIirs sccms to he going On r"qmliv
The appointments ercr 20 give g,"'ra'
satisfaction. Tho only objection {, SOME
Of them II that they are old "p,litcal
hacks" We thinl; BENJAMIN should hay.
been lrft out b"t ~ hthas bat Eu,r c'.aure
to handle any q the public funds, l." VIII
probably do, as he is tolrrably TN, law.
yer, and never takes anything o"' If his
reach
There H. nolhiut 81. 81 i,..,r..-.,. t,.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-02

20 No preparation ever offered To sufF,rip,,
humanity has p'riofmcd so many wonderful
cures, Ia so short time. IA the Cherokee Ron, .
cay o. which new advertisement appear. IN
| another column Of to-dsy's paper. In many 90.
we're and what was pronounced incurablc cas,.
Its elects has astonishcd our most skillful ppc,;.
TONERS
This medicine has been thoroughly tested be
our Druggists and pronounced BY them 10 bo
The best preparation ever discovered for ~,
speedy and permanent cure Of Gonorrhna Glcct.
travel %c, but il is more especially rcconinrt,,.
ed hS ai unfailing cure fur that dlstrcs.inc com,
plant among females, Flour Albus (WLit,s B.,
We feel that Il is duty we owe TO suffering No.
manic max" known this ~, at ''Rcncdy.r and s.,
10 moi iht'hd to ht false modcsiy deter us FROM
what appears to be- our duty. Very few people
have an idca of The vast amount Of SUFFERING, ,i.
tndant upon The lives Of females of the nr,.. nj
day. Place man in her situation. and ,o,u,.J
him to perform her dulics and h. would so,,,, -.
lIcr degenerate into savage OF sink into nrrf.,t
nsigmicancr Woman ! Whrn we reflect ON
thy blamclcss life thy artlcss tenderness. tbv
pious simplicity, Thy conlidmg love, and the mock
and l"wly resignation Of thy hrmt and .E,lu.-
under The pressure Of misery and misfurtun, ,f
almost every churrtcr, u srrnl. difficult G,r III,
most human" Of mankind duly to appreciate 81.
Ihrr Thy suiN'ritg' or thy ~orth but when T.,
these considerations arr aided the Multiplicity of
Diseases cntaed o' thee, by nature and sexual.
''y' Thy lot and conliri'H e present existence
seems hard indct! Therefore, We feel IN if 49,.
wc.r ac'ing he pat Of humanitarian. in rr,y.
mS You OF one disease, by directing YOU to tn
star of hope the great IGaim nirli,in.
'hr,thcr Kennedy" Cd
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The Contrast.

"a taking a review Of i.p tic.,ii rjlita
~ condition Of Louisiana. We find uch ~
clutra-; presented - 10 o>cit" amgacmcu'.
Three moutha aga, outside of tie city 90
New Ojra'-, We do Lpt hciic, there cAi..
ted 4 Go~rJ military organizations Ia the
Si1i', aaG j, would haN, been y"pv diff
cuit matter TO l'a,c placed ~ he field u
Thousand wei drilled nrj a'r"d MN. Am
mmitiou ard weapons, io.~parativ,Iy
speaking we had none: military men were
hard To iud, and there W.. 40 such a thug
r. soldier. II fact, We might define Our
position o., being au utterly helpless uGc
insufficient, even, TO have qur!lcd ANY
.hiU2 Ikea wr.lcyucc.tclscryiIg insur.cc-
ion.
Hai bow Is it with us now In every
parish la The State, We believe, military
companies have been formed and in mo-i
cases have been armed and equipped al the
iuGililua, c&pcn-p Of thr mcpbcr- WE
State non maintains a standing auac ri
-o'ar lhrc' ihcr'..'d rhcu, and all th,. ar
Scuais, forts nc. :rrh '",l supplied Win III
jucu"rrs,ary m'mil'oi4 IT wa WEAPONS
,r,io vio-t approved Kind have bees. i'a
p,l',t, aId adopted uv tar YoiuJ'c,I ~,m-
rauiy.. O., the State, ari aruahiil,d in nj!
itarv tactic, find mll c,rn'o, .qrut in drill
In and "a rrrc,,n@ .Ar r-u,ro.- rr,,n.u-
Us recent. .rnrd. The most r,,ooc,ablo
ar.i.. .ra oall..d yome l,,a of,Lr STATE.
c.....a. nou oar "cir.I,n -ulaiarv." and
"oar a.... ,ar f.,ruo. and our honor, ~
vii G.G .nlE.,a Lo.q ana chl~alr.u. d.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-02

--Our Mississippi valley Is destined to l,,co.u,.
the garden Of he World, but /, dad weight ON +, .
population is the miasm which cngcndcrs bilious
disease al "vorit "o''lH an alrnlute antcdot,.
Ice found TO the malaria which cxhalc from f.,
marshes, IT is impossible to ot 81 estimate the con
sequences to our prosperity. We congratulate
our fellow citizens and Gllon-suilrrcrs aronsI
nS' on tl" announcement, important if tue, thai
DR. j G. AVN, he r.icbIarcd mrlico Chemist
ct thu Fast h"s discovered iuf,uch an antidotJ
his " AGuE c''Rf,' which is supplied at prize
that can exclude geo one from us bcu,Gt and
that is said To cu'o Fewer aul Aspc anI kindred
diseases TO moral ccri,uty.-Iamdy I,snor
Hcmbsi9 O
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-02

Wi,E,y UonOrs IN Ohicn Tymcf-Nr.
PnIircy, in his History of New England,
SAYS in the early days % Massachusetts,
colony the honor Of AN office in the mill
tn was much esteemed. John Hall, n
thriving Boston merchant, chosen n cprpo-
raj in lcfS, praises God in his diary for
giving him acceptance and favor in the
eyes Of the people, and a. Il fut thereof
advancement above his deserts" When
six months later, he w,s promoted to be
an ensign, he recorded his PRAYER " be
sccchng the good Lord, who only can,
would please to make me able and fit fol
and faithful in, the place am called unto
that may, with spirit Of wisdom and
humanity, love and faithftrInes., obey my
supcriors 50 also to be- exemplary and
faithful To- my inies.or-."
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-02

PnEPAIo.--An Indian squaw, roaming
around the garrison nj Fort Yuma. Cal
discovered twenty dollars worth of posture
stamps in sheets, in the officers quarters
and happy thought struck her. Shortly
after she created quite cominotion bv an.
Pearlng on the parade ground, stuck all
over with the stamps, regardless of deeen.
cy or dignity. The officer found that his
postage stamps, intended for the mail had
been appropriated TO the female.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-02

Arkansas ELEcTIoN.-Thc full returns
Of the Arkansas State election are u.,w ia.
The convention will be composed Of thirty
out and out aeeessionists, twenty Gee con-
ditional ienists. and fran fifteen 70
'gentv fubmt 'oa...
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TIE COURT AGAIN.

held in this city on the llth inst. is a
fixed fact, and that Journal very politely,
or au;horitaiivcly, informs the jurors that
they need not attend" Thio is all right
enough, we suppose, as the attendance
here Of the jury and witnesses would entail
a heavy expense on the parish. so
they should stay at home. Our Office
holders are n very emiReRt set of fellows,
as their history up to tho present time con
clusiyely shows TO every appropriated
mind. They love the people, but love
their pockets great deal better.
In our last Issue we stated that VIC wpre
informed by somc OF tho members of the
Bar that there would be- no Court held
here on the 1lth March, We went on to
say that this wac caused by some inform
atty IN the order given by the Judge of
the district ordering a special term of the
Court, az same Othcr cd0Sc 0nkR0UR 10 Mc
writcr. This has called forth communi-
cation from the Hon, the Clerk of the Dis
.rict Court, which was published in the
last issue of the "organ," in which he
quotes n part of a sentence and leaves
out the other, which will be found IN Italics
above. lie givcs the eoflisn qaotsd by him
a fiat denial. The Clerk should not have
done so be should have quoted the whole
sentence, and then dcnied the whole, if he
could. But this he could not do, for he
admits in the latter portion of his article,
that he, and not Judge Cullom, was to
blame. Next time, Mr., Clerk, do not
misquotc Us.
IL will be remembered that 'hc term Of
the Court fJf November failed on the ac-
conm Of some inionnality in tho drdrr
given by the judge to tle Sheriff, aud We
had right to say thct ,ltir term had
failed on account Of rGmc ih.ornaitv in
the order given by thu Judge to the Gber-
If aud we had n right to say the, the
term had flled on account OK some iulor- !
mality in the order given by the judge or
tjom Somc c'icr -dabc aVkaowa 10 Hc |
'crifc, for II an officer docs wrong once be
Is liable 10 do it again In this instance, |
however, we are glad 70 e'atc that the |
Judge wac right, and MS the clrrl; admits /,
IN bic communication. hr is the guilty |
party. Vel, as wt are alwa+5 -ilIue 20 do !
Justice, we will take the load Of sin Of the |
Judges l'a"L and let it rr-t where it prop !
'rly belongs, on the shoulders Cf the !
'lcrk. Our suggestion IF board Of !
constitutional advisers VIII tit another /
'lli~cs Il Tie law, and it should be- ors,niz-
1t forthwith. The failure of the court We |
10 not believe will trouble our citizens
much, as times are light and money
.carcc,' and by holding the court, some
ayrnous creditor might get a Judgment
'%ainst a poor ID and force him TO the
vail.
The Police Jury, at its sc-sion IN Jan
'art laai petiti3scd the Judge of :ho Dis
riot to hold special term of the court in /
March, for this reason that the Jail was
Utmost full Of prisoners, and it was the
luty of the co1r, TO give them Il trial rs |
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T.hL1r1 -. amount a '.ot.


:, MAJ s.rilr, la, on the 3lst ofJanrary, i-Gl.
hy lhe Rev j. .Iaunoau Of tho Catholic { hurcl.
WV A. STEW ART 10 Mis- ANA ISABELLA
IcDoNNELL, al 81 The Pu.-h Of AvoycIl's
We. Of ihc -i,'c. Parish Of Rap.des. "cIo duly
remembered By IA. "twa.n made one " he VINE
was cxcclhnt, aud our fn.nl, have the b.-t
wishes Of tn CONSTITUTIONAL men. dr.il and AZ!
for thci, success and happ.Hcss IL lie
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-02

- Il Is sald that General Scott and
,ov. Hicks, OF Maryland are prominently
gcntioncd among those who gave warning
.y Mr. Lincoln, which occasioncd Lie pre-
i..a., j.mnry ,lr"u.b Baltimore.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-02

FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGToS Feb - The incoming Admins
taton will not blockade the ports of the
seeding State, nos viii it attempt 10 collect du.
ties in Sogihcru ports.
It will also voluntarily surrender the forts and
military posts s! in ihr possession OF the Federal
Government, il they are not attacked before il
comes into power and the hcgotiaiiopg TO lIst end
are completed.
In the meantime, fear the border States will
accept apy comprom'e offered TO tirM, il it be
such ss to quiet their people.
1.-THE above dispatch was addressed to one OF
our most prominent commercial houses, 10y the
head of which It was kindly furnished to Us. 1t
plieltly relied on.-Eds. Pc.
Proceedings in the Federal Congress.
The Senate, yesterday, was m9inly occupied ON
the miscellaneous appropriation bill. Tho Chri-
qui amendment was rejected. - to2j.
The amendment +.s adopted rcpcalipg TIE act
prohibiting the purchasing OF patrptcd er;irl-s 10y
the Secretary OF W-r
In the lIuusr, Nj ShornaI. "a urging the nc
ccssity Of concuung IN The SENATE AMENDMENTS
to the uin bill, said an the advent Of the present
Administration thu public dot contested of $50.
0O0,OjO, with 81 0lOO00 in the treasury H..
added that the public debit NOV amounted 10
S9G,OODCO0, aud The C0ycumrlt must have
So 10000 for The ucNt fiscal year.
Attempt to Shoot Lincoln.
The authorities here have received information
Of an attempted plan to shoot Nj Lincoln al Ia.
inaugural
Tho Feace CoEfci6nce
The dohat" IN Ill. Peace Convention yesterday
was very cVcit.n.c. ODcr. M. GuthIir aud some
OF his ni,ud, were 90 offended that they l,li the
hall and Threatened not to participate IN the pro-
Greetings, Tut subsequently lclmn'd
Di<it on Louisiana
Nh King, draft ON Mr Gdiot, Assistant
Treasurer If Louisiana, for :;ItuCOr. was dis
huurlt.J "A. nr IbiN'. had han
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-02

20 The report Of our efficient city
Treasurer, Will be found in another col
'mu There j, fund It'll in ,Lc Treasury.
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TERMS

'."' .TrnS -Four poi'.rs pr auuuu, IN al
..a, il not paid within SlN Months from IN,
.. -tDicribur Five Dollars W -ubscrip-
j.. t,.. Il tor /. e I'D - i'sd than six
'... h.
br,i.trisGNG-sd, rr;isr3uouts Inserted ~ the
go at Oncj Dollar per square ct ten lines OF
...s .or "a, first Insertion, aul Fifty Cents for
zach .,ldiii@ual publication. Advertisements
.rr urg bt intervals will h., charged each
rur thr price OF first publication. Upon
arlv alt, i;,cm,L'. q lhrlgl discouHt will DC
u.tc
O.i.J.al N9ITrrs, .b.n o",r aiusrr, Nh Dc
,..J4rrd at the regular i.t,- II Advertising
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Eruhl1g Ip.--A Republican paper
tell, it, readers quite cAullingly That "Did
Abe" j. -prucing mp for his Washington
visit he has Iern PROVING his vhi4kcr-,
cw.ing hi, hair and w;c.'g hi, mou-tacho
10 s''ci ao extent daily, that llc IS now de-
scribad as looking @oy handsome. Hi
whi-hc.a are cou-jdrrcd a. particularly be-
coming, filling hla ga.nt checks, md hi
linz "hi, ion~, laLk 'Hvtonra,' 80 that
he improvement i remarkable.
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$500. The alarm IKE last night wa,
caused by the burning of an I'D shantv In
The r..l 81 ,oru,
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-v--r~~-S-rFsn-szs 49, sits-tis sAs-Ss--sesyssssss
i hr GQu1tltWtlonl
1yF''M JoIHNhL OF ALEXANDRIA,
. G " noY@1. ................B EDITOR
ALEXANDRIA, la:
''lrRptY, .....-....-...M MARCH, =. isGl
TERMS
seq" -.FrIGS Pour Dol;lrs pr auuum. n, al
.H.. il not paid within SlN Months from m,
suDicribiur. Fu, Dollars ~ -ubscrip
"a. ,.a.. Il Nr 4. + G.h - Irsd than 81,
bp,ILristNG -hd, or;is,3uouts asserted ~ the
..r 81 Oncj Dollar per square ct ten lines ol
...s ;,r IA. first Insertion, aul Fifty Cents fol
.s,h .,.diii4um publication. Advertisements
.Ylruirg 81 intervals viii To- charged each
ru.r thr price OF FIRST publication. Upon
arv ah, Iu,emrL'. l;hulgl discoHHt vii ~
u..!..
0u.u.al NSrrrs, ab.n or,r siu,rc, wlp Be
,.aIrrd At the regular r..tc- II advertising.
----------
Thrl splcudid passenger steamer
CtsNp Ia \, Capt Ben h. kcun,, will
+tvc Ncw Jilcans every Monday evening
TT A'nAardF ia aud Shreveport and all IN
'~n.!ia'r Pndiucs; Returning win arrive
w ticAaudE r. on Saturdays, arriving at
>.w Od,u very Sunday evening.
lhrl t,nr passenger packet IA
81 IL -
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The y. Y. Tribune has positive iu!or-
nation from, Springfield tLrf sentor Gam,
cron viii NJ %!ghono Of Lincoln's cabinet.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-02

Go ami see Dd, Rice'a Great SHOW
Open Obi ?nins IT ard,1 o'cl~.l2
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~ conclude With a LauShahle Farce
~. Pnces Of admission IS cts Children and
-,I-4Lfa = ~ i-.:-.a...,t COW. g.. III -
- g. --.. q,
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Tho Fesae CoEri6noa.
Dat on LouiYians

Nj King, draft ON Mr. Gdiot, Assistant
Treasurer If Lou. lana, Tor :i.ituCCn. was lii.
huur,-J a~ M DNs lird bon
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tIDLL Z . ,.Il[lL17Gtt +
MACBEIII,

Hu.i, " the OlcLo-lr'.
icador Of the Band. .Nr. J.. ;. GAMrBEtL
Orchestral DepITtlSs1; aided b. PROF DOLL
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Attempt to Shoot Lincoln.

Of an attempted plan to shoot Nj Lincoln al h.
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