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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-12
DIR. GIBBONS ADyERTIsEMgNT,
TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIEs!!
DR.. Gibbons Dispensary,
n17 STREET.

I KEARNEY STREET,
Oll near Commercial, San
francisco, established In 1854,
for the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases, such as
Gonsrrhea, elect, Structure,
syphilis In all Its forms, S"ml.
nal Weakness, Impotency, etc,
Skin Diseases (of years stand
ing) and liberated Legs, sue
cesSfully treated.
DOCTOR GIBBON has the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-12
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID!
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE
CHARGES.

DR.. w. X. D0herty'S Private Medical
and surgicnl Institute,
Sacramento street. below Montgomery Opposite
the Pacific Mall Steamship Company's ofiee)
FPriva.e Entrance on Leidesdorff street, al
San Francisco, California.
Established expressly to afford the afflicted sound
and scientific medical aid In the treatment
and cure Of all Private and Chronic
Diseases, Cases Of Secresy,
and all Sexual Dis.
ordcrS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-12

by order OF the Board OF Trustees.
Jus ID q. w. PEASE, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-12

Federal Gold and Silver Mining COmpR-
ny.-Notice. Is hereby given, that an assessment Of
one dollar Isl O) per share was levied this I'D day
Of May, 1866. By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
PLATT KETClIAM, Sec'y.
Gold Hill. NAV q. 1865. mY23 M
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06
NJ Gber nun, ieste er biusu, brc6en mir ouf

r Aber nun, ieste er biusu, brcden mir ouf
meiue 9erren. SD lebs, Der gDugen bdlt am
@artentbpr. '9~ gy.a a.e. -Ha .sr1atg. 8i
5! 9ie 9eridafter erbpben filh uno i6riten benz
@ittertbpr su, oaS neben sem .6ail5e auf bent
freien Blabe Dor BEN !6asnrner uno ouf @oie
2anbfhaBe fibrte. 9ll8 fie ourd zen @arten
ginsen, fam Sibplle aus Dem @arteniadIe, Inn
ibnen bas @eleit Su seben. Murat nidte ibr Ell
men NbidieO gu, nit elmer getpiiIen taltett
@ndbisteit, uGs Oh ct bon benz @npfans, Der bm
auf Oem 5ammer 9etpOreen, nidt dterndBis be-
friebi9t iet. Ser @rof BON GpauiIe ma6te ibr
cine tiefe 0erbeuguna tpei6e Sibplle eeenio
fibl ertpioerte mie Witrot bic ibrige. llno odnn
ltiegen bic 6erridafteu in ben pieripdnnisen eles
9anten 5ofwa9en, Der iie auf bic 9tbeioet 8urs
gebradt bate, uno 70 ROTTEN iie in bic 9tefoenS
Suriid 1a G-1 t.e'ae o'..'a.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06
(SSOatiebung fcl9t.)
0fffic11< Rrd,1erefv

@%%AANHS~ s7Ay% SH1NN%NN"
gta1rit tpirb 6iermit Seeeben, bag 8t6er 81 3eifs
uunSen ron attien gu benz @apitale9tpG ben ......
Baltimore Brewing, Mailing and Distilling
''' ..-d Company .s- H..
bout Is. SUM Biz gum 5. 3uli spu 0trrsels NOR
tis l l16r Mittoss in Ter Office 1'.--~2
,i $40. as OeOrtbTroac. Ode sapetfeftr.,
cine 9repps bod, often Iieseu Gnu It'll.
gta9 bem @barter it rer capital -GtcG $3.50, 900.
sebelt iii 5000 afien unS iebe atte $25. Sir lcbe
Ntte fub bei her 3e6nuuS 81 unb Dpm ta an mo
&entid 25 Gents 70 lang, fis bie Iftie SBGis ein=
be;aglt, 81 entriGten. o- ., ..rr ..a. -s.f..
Mcrts 9lItmann. Spfpb g. RatSpWGe,
Mnbreas Bauma5rtnez, II &brtftan O. RtcsI
Srbnnn Gruie, -s >5cep9 Wupfert, ~.
Nrans Girtner >srtaan S0ware,
Gecrg SSnte. Carl s. Stebert, 3I -t.
SGlepb 9eser, - Yhtipp u. 8Gesi,
a sH4 't~ ts- 9-i---tt GNrsttcrea.
SUfept &uppert, pr1ibent 5rans Gardner
To GGaent. :. 81 NtdeI, @etr (14in1D0t)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06
Dsfonslithe Gronfbett.

Q3enn Ger rrtgeIetete unfluee Sun9nB au$ftnbe tat
r.sn Sat IS ecttctt tii1 taB ein unsegeS GBamees
fbl pter biz Turs @1!oetnn3 TIN obf@redt it an
Sene su enben, aui peIde 03e brr gr5tebpna un6
toartet 10 lang. ti biz Snmptpms cie8 rsden ebels,
mie g. etn nit @eidw 81 sntJ4ssr e Sae, ets bbls
@ei&t8 aaubbs: Auem de her Saat anpen az ben Sets
nen linb Aren Hnnen in @e tte uhb all ZEN @rtremt1s
ten @ segen c taan titie le9e nit elmer itrs@It4en
SGnsGefeit 10 fGreiten, bt8 3uteBt her Gauren nh
bic Waentnpen stnfa lens ba3 GPer tr frbasn aranfr
bst sin 5eaenitanb te5 feth5 rb unh Ger Sob etnen
l6redler Qei>en tapr ein Gnte madt ea5 ct TIN rad
ierein Qlee lrndt tetn Mciienffr 3ritebrt
G8 iii cine re;r9t 2fGl1ts, taB Gauenee heier frr6t
baren &r1nbtiL Su Cgcr faen tn 6plat tcr lln9e td
.ttet unmteuteJ Tr1bIer Me6le tur MnneuburG jenes
sSesn Sites hee te tHrS bic G0nttrn nerntdten uni
ef Hf ce "steu5 IN cir eience5 Daietn oerrauHela.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06
& 8 i, !. f nu,

slteS be8 fBusli@en Goaeeums Der Dunbdrste In apn.
brn raeurter etneS eritn mebitnden Goueeen het
ger @taatsn Der BEN erHgt &6el etnes 2ebens tn ben
6efpttaIern BON QpAbon @ais @baoelpbia nb dnberen
St6tten ,uss6rat bat ia8t wunesr6arten 9eunsen
OOuentet &c en bic Ge4tte fss gs6tStn fostB I'm.
srsufbeten Itcn iplte !. .. oU bic Bet PlDSlen @t.
raa6en ,u Gr ereer, bic sa r err6tRen BET ssFtnstn
Gletntstetttn II. T. ~. murpeu ausenhldlt9 aeHetlt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06

sea6t pertea alS Ia nb: 3eusunssuntdGteett Sdoa&E
IN BEN &den nc BEN Glterern Gnt3lnhunsen Der Nertn
unb Blae, S9pGGe Ger Nerpen Sra
Watttsett, gtterersef9Gsenbet. 0eranbts.
I1wa5e, 5erstUpfen SdlaGtern6ett 3tern Nussn4wd&s
s&~ntel, &Dpf6mer3 @ntsineun9 leg Salies Der gtat
ber 2nns fes WagenS, ber &tnaep.be nnb aaer jener
lebeI bic 9ewiiIeu ebemen Genobnhe ten her Sugeb
peGt t9rsn Spern sei6rlider nr ais ber Sirenen @e
fang ben gcdbrten be8 lses terrbrtn nnb tpcnn nt9
iettte 8ebetlt werbsn TIRE einsenbe pngn9er perni
ten GGWde fer Contribution perpcr6ringen bic Ges un
nSnlt MAIDEN nb aMlebt Ben 8brner Mno &tnM aer5ren
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06
8srheiratNgte perlonGrl

pt.r ScGe pelde m ,u pertrirntbsn bea6dtiser, unb M
pbsif9cr SwGGe pter enes an6erea Snbepniies 6erus
Enb, Duten unpersIsli Dr. Scbrfpn ;it Nabe steben
sue neerntIIe geeen bic ebs ptpi6e rber ett9e 3tr
riitts &eijbarfst 0er yte 3err nb G&tuGdt Opet
gfb6pune Der @refltdien Mrt trerben i&nta fnrtrte
Derjentee tpel8er If ser 8ebonolung unb Trcrse bon
Dr. Spbnftrn unter3tst fann tbm e8 etnem etrsnmane
Sine Surt @ anutrtrauen uae trestlt amf ietnt srtt
Mche @eCttGlt6tett oerloIen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06
s0roans;d,e @GhwGtfe

rb uuSersueib 9etetl unb be Srre 8raft eber terse
Reu DteieS trteare Sci en- mede$ sGS 2eEen clenb n
lie Gbe unb Na8pmenI4at unmDeti@ matt TT oit rae
0ers Derer bic ibren 2etceni&a5ten ubscanem 6tnen
,uae Qeute nc su Iett at gr8I9we fun9en seneie neil
lie teren 6peen nht genau tenuen. 0bgle e aud 6nrd
Strture Niebtrfblosen I'm Sarn Sttn un5 Gnbsrs lr-
aden enteten tean, 10 ii e bod efenttttl eins gole
bes Rtsbraubes Ser ttelien Oreane gFer Gber tu e.
duene ta bic Graft Grseusuns ettr rrn Denen ners
rem ptrh sic @ bstntien 2aGern creeSen aIs eon Ds1ea
bse Hd fretfe ftnc.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06
Flnnnf Qgute.

ii. E5 bur5 bemliGt 2afr seGpddt tabsn, be e 70 p
ben bpen 2euen ptr IN Der SGule erue unb terer SOL
gen e alnddtlt@ pren elblt I'M S@IGfe burd pUlutC-
Hen be- wenn ungsttetft, bic Gbe unS8Itt MAIDEN unb
RGrper nS GiIt erSren outen otHr Rte n6ttgtn 6Itt
te tbua. Spe @ripusn mieu tcprr e sntreten tn tte
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06

i NGpreb: :Stm5ef0e.
HARNDEN EXPRESS, a"'
80. 293 SB, ,S5GltiinoreStr.
Cine neue Qtnte pon Baltimore
Sine neue 2inie na4 &i6mrno.
@ine neue 2inie nad petersburg.
Sine neue Qinie nad 9lprfolt
1t Gine neue 2iEie nab Gitp 8Oint
Sine neue 2tnie na6 Sort OtprrDe.
Die SGrnben Grpre 8 bat bns ausitlie6tAe 9rt@
Dtlesum an bsr neuen Dampfrtne erfer Gae prn Sat-
rnpre mad ben Ottnsen6unten YldSeu.
m9- 8eIteaMneen UNI Gutter otSubDlen, pple man IN
Rp. 203 80 SatimreRraSs abeeben uub pteeDei peroen
pecrrpt absebrt. .i
2iSt sfrn 6 BON piUn & &c"
GigentbImer.
G. . 81 6errtud, Ndent (jnt6-1mtl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06
5tetRiga

Die frsGSs&sn @trfnsen he8 Gaers nb iePr ~ fas3-
Ten. &rru teS Gtbi6tniie8 8erwtrr1ne 6er Sheen @e'
brIttbet ber eestrQfte bSs Qlbnunse Nbneteun9 prr
Ser YefeG6af @u6t rad Gtnfamfeie, IHstranen 9esen
F6 ftlb. Gwr&tianteit ii. NJ nr etnee bsr f4lmmen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06

Die Damp:sr ter @aplinte berlaleu tsn II n tom 81
am Gnte ter GpncCrtf.. d nm 6 llbr MdGmttdas
fIr Sort NonrOe anS Wcrfolt 3D. no tie burI ene erie
GlnHe OampferItnc auf fem dmes TiuB mil Gtp Drtnt
un6 Esbmpnb in 8erbintuna feHen.
3eetere SerIafen Gtp yptnt unb &iGmpnb tdelid rn
utr @creens unb ieben BET Sr gRonrr init ben SGsNa'-
pfern TT gerb:ntune WeI9e gtprirlf UNI ~ utr Na6m
ptrlatn nnb IN Baltimore rs6tssitts fur bte 5Ifn pffi
liden unb ggai6in5tvn SGtr3u8e eintr'iten. t-~e
GS Die Dampfer bteer 2nte tefabren ben 5dmeS 8iub
ttnunbiuriG sur 9aessjeit unt ssben ben 9aHaste
btndneb @eierenbeit Bic Gurtftatcnen unb aneerS
SetensGer.be ju bsidausn.
Gtfets fir ble gldse rO Sctb Der 9dmper gu taten
Bon Baltimore rad gto,frH observation-disclosures So Of
IT, .Hl ~ - IDrt Ntrnrre..... ..............5 90
Durh EidrtS Baltimore mad &tGwOnb 60
49, s+ rlt-t . @itp pcnt -. ....750
-r GajInn;tmmer unb Gilfn ertra. l.
Die Simner-Stqpemii4ts Fnb rnlbsrtrpffn uHb ter
Eiid cut Der rlebtn.
Yaiidsere uelGe LIS YttiaSelpba abSeten trs
fen redt3eits fir tele 9dmpFer bier en.
YrIIasiete NIT be b Wprseriue Neir gprf taten
tinret6ene 3et In Baltimore sa Witttae su reilen.
Yaifase:e nit tenn ubr &aam:ttaseus bon GDabin8tn
ireffsn re&tciti bier etn 4aa
M u. s Tulls, Drafitent
SWeb O'Gsnnpr. pa6 -W8ert. (3lmatlW
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06

g. rn'ir: betst Zen 2tneu feine iilie reIGeld
Sur6 iche tenie uno nnarid>e. @ef nt GSrYer ser-
fDretie rt 2rtst bic G5efe0ibae uno bic Ste undbg
nabtnfe 2ahc ceI6wdht tabsn
ier nc crt1t traurtacn uno etlaser8Nertbe 8pI'
gen re- riiben Gewrhnbstn res TGferS: @dw de I'M Rf.
ser ub ben GlieFrn, GmerSen i'm Grpf 5wide oe8 Gts
d8 QSsr:m Der 4iu eItra't 6ersppfen b6fe rnru6G
Na8en1rdbt llncrbnnua Ger 8crtauunss- sgae
leFns &attr1f!une. Snrnptcr,e ecr SfhrtnbFntht
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06
1{@sssss 9}ptomac
,ssShIssgsas,sza GSraMGpNrtntirn &sssi

l<{@1sssis I}ptonn1c
sssaskssssszss sssassAkssssss4s Srdn nSp0rtdtipn8 0it.ie.
- Pc aItw6 d Ell tItG. g
ggampter y @Gn bcrb{lt Cart. u. G. Gplnase.
Sa"Pler ff,sa.-s..+.l..s., Gapt e. u. g(gtber
1eefR Dtenfag uob 5retiag Wteab5 8 ubr fir
Aler1ncrld, gBaIbin9toh .uno Gjeoraetopn
nnO balen ZEN es6rufcn 2shDun8sydten tc5 pUpmae
jstea 9 q M # a unb Dttttp s gpmSeES l1Gr nub
9leTanertn um N1r. S'e b.ltea au5 axf ter
RuGtabrt an tea Gep9bn!idrn QanepaBapiIgea an.
spe8en AIsrant bcr Nrtdt rtec poNaae penbp man H
Sn 1aIltmwe
Gu u IeeebGHt III & Spns I42 9tabtsr. gB6crE
H Sn AieranSra,
an 5. . r ot er s 3 & - RU. 8 Ntne{r;
Sn g8a'btnatrr tJb @err1etuDu
an WDrBGn, Tbinekart & 6 D, us I04 qBotergr
uno 2lI & Str. t5jnn i)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06
xdaIlcber nnb tU6bemtIiber
;, BnftimOre 10 e6er. -
Serdusseeeten bon sll 2 "
Si9cI S Sbnauffer.
8eNtnamuaett. .

SeOtnemnseit. @
Ser tdsItCbe aBecfer tcct in ber Stabt 27S Gents
pSentli, 3aPIbnr an bic GrGser, peIe baar Serant1
tportli6 ifut. i-fr
0ur8 bic grft SerIonbt: S1.5O fir 8 1tOHats OSsr
SO tGerlid in SsrausSaPIHuS. ..f
Oas sSUcbeabIGtt er1eiut ieOen SreitaS uno top
So iG6rliG i'm 8oraus 3abIbdr. 49,,
gta9 Deuti&Iaub Serfanbt: So iS5rIicS (etni@ltes9
bes Prrto).
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06

50 0fFtce: ylO4 z Sup'6reoert6ltr.,
Reben Ebaren BON 8alttmprsRr., Sitlt6e Settf,
BITE Gtufsn binauf. | 1915,
WSan merle f& 0amen unb Sausnuntter, BENT unvtfena
be nb truaertfde NdGaGer burtrebene unb 9eptInpIe
fluodiaber S9ubtfcr Sttefelipi6er, StroBenrentser
unh 3amrenpuscr u p. b4 reseltaabtse Msrttt
uub leuern arsersen ppn Dr. pbnpn8 tu in Der fdbs.
N9. alte Irtee rtIlien etnen Yrf-Stamp entbaGtsn.
G;ns 6etlv"4 u = GaQsn sugeF6eyt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06
eeSun0e ?CIGnner,

seipnbers wee bic Cpr err5 eeteinen CATERS seoreeY
fnb, ed5 jGbrliG 70 pise Eeunoe III Elm su frtes 6rdA
rei6t elde bur bre erbaberen Ialete nb ertmtfeten
0erdnteSfafte nit hem Drner Der erettfamfet ben e'
nat besiert no cr Qeter be3abernbe 3Dne encSt baben
narten ,n6een I'D nit pDaenl @ertrauen naBen,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06

Der einsist Nrst, spslGer on3si9t.
Baltimore epa.S ofpitsL
Our 1nteroyiiduns Der auaflal6srel etubltrt.
acbein,cn Mrauebeitem

Der ein3iBe pfob IN ter @sI., toO fi6srs,
HneGle ,inD 9yunrltcAe &urc'l ti1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06
g Be

6ttnten taB tin seunhr G ant Gin senber S5per BE
nptlwenei9hen @rprcerniie sur etelthen @lIdielgtet
inb Sa pHn tieie ro Ste 8se res 9eGsn8 sur traurige
gilgertatrt. Die 2tltbFdten tes 2ebtn8 perfner M ue
lt uno bic cele mirb treriien @ernctuns unO
landpltfdjtn 8etradtunaen eas n8 se 8reuher aeIbs
&bterc eettsbsn pf:me9ert iub. @
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06

Dr. ruitpu ii Ter enise, reselmaBts sebil6ete Ir;t
pelher Bic cituns eepien 6ratbsiien anSe9t Gen
Hiitte unS 8etanhIun9 fine alien NnSsren ednsd unte-
eann Gr III heraneebiltet ppn enm 3eben weldeS er tn
eeu er5gtn pipidlern @urrpa5 uub ee ern bteies 2G
bes aubrad3te nGmlb; @nslarS 8rantre9 unS in htm
1lcdts BON @biabepba u + M ue er bat cine aas5sNesu
tere prGys, ais dne aubertd Merate Der QDet.
Ser relber iG Der pffeee beS Or pbnfrr autem Sibt
sann M p.rtraue ap feline G9re ais @enn uRb stue Ss
'9idltbreit ais Nrjt, ..-.
{63- Sff1ce: so. 4 6 lb, ,Stebert6Rrabe, ItStes
%enS BON 8aIttmprtfr. neten bet ,Nrbeitertauso"
Aanftraufbsiten frssben sd6neN eeheitt
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&UGel (SScri)0r0E.

y" aIe7WGE1 NS5NI I4T9sNUAe
383 Pa Q(penue,
;oifasa Az ant 6te str bc gaOnal g. te asaeu1bsr
S0iDtmgtUH 3. g.
Dten mn unb elegant etn0et8teten I'm decentralization
SeetIe Der Staot 0tsBenea G1fts cYiene i Gin9i.i.
iben uap 9etfenben beRens ..
~.s .+. 9rtept @rt1arbt,
(4noH II Gsthsnthittnsr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06

G8 gjtt plclt nmi nte auS uutsttutentt Qun6idlbtr
meia,e W ais Ner5tealsaCben rnb Or fobnitpn'S @ntun
bql 9en crpaen Gdupttfer Stieielper, 2pn1penpuser
T. H. c9tArmiide uab perddrlide 9ta6 ntader, elGe ibr
Qeten cnatt Ter er1en 9GenGait Ger Wtepistn Rem ME
tri9t;cn &rrne mtneteu lh jett te9elmaBs 9ebtltee
Ners tulist sem lluer 0braneu nb MIDI 2rCeS &bnen
ben Tt -uordngsn tie taelunObe u Ger mele uuelud-
der Q9sie iii lire Sdnte tcmen sertns@dten nnO ruin-
T. SptnnOu titt e tcBbdlb fir netbwen6g in ers
nGbren teFontsr5 fir Gplde weha nit etnc &ue unbe'
tannt nt sa5 ieine e9lauGunssn r0er DipOue beante
In isiuer 0fcs ieqen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06

Die pele Saunte, pelfe mGGen6 Ger lebten ebtn3ebn
Sabre in pieer Mna(t tnir mu een unb bic enee pi6
tiNtr unblr t!teu Eperatcnen, melie Dr. pbncn aus
fhbre eere Die itnn88 Rapprrtsre no rtele dneere
Ratn rntsrrtct murbo unn entld In 8e3us auf etnen
Gha: ler ais Gbremann 1T 8e;u9 auf GEaraer unb &C.
ti8eIt itn0 Eeirsursn cine tnredense 9ewabr-
t>ifane.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-30

the Pafson 2 IS 80 anxious to establish ID
the State, be declares 10 bis \ psoclanatiop,.
be shall carry out in the Adsth Il 3, ONO
sition, regardless whether its raDls ,bensde
up Of evenauovervh shining srlayof sun.
bersl Brornlov il, ii net. acliae 81 pe,.
accord With ne New York Vt dsld tereh.
10y Southern repre- ntslion ID Congress;
for which The World cody ssks tho p.o.
pie Of the South to elect for that duty men
not Of their choice. Brownlow carries out
that modest request 10 the State Of Tennes.
see- through the agency Of What hs terms
a Constitution The working Of thS
/" Parsons" plan has, however, not been
fully mp TO bis expectations; and. consequent.
y now we conslnde, thst he hasdstefmiued
to carry out bis alas,n., BY either refusing
credentials to several 81 the gentlemen
9 selected to Congress- ID Tennessee, 81 xhas
sperhaps more ii keeping with ths 10.
rough gong character q that very civilized
individual, BY handing credentials to the
men whom they have defeated.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-30
Rec obstruction In Tennessee.


Parson Brownlow, says the New York
News Of the 18th inst, who directs the
9 civil department Of reconstruction" 10
Tennessee, appears TO be dissatisfied With
the result Of his so.called elections. A
!. proclamation . be nov terms those ut
terances Of malice which formerly found
vent 10 the unclean newspaper which be
published at Knoxville, announces his 10.
tention to sift the award Of the voting in bis
State IN accordance with the vindictive des.
potism which be terms the law" He as
sures the loyal citizens that be shall not
be baked in the purposes Of bis narrow and
little soul BY any Of them who may bare
seen proper to interpret "loyaltyD as
thing Of healing, oflaw, Of order, Of il fac.
civilized society and civil government. Aud
the g republicanism = which biz E1cellsncy
y
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Pro Bono PnbIicO.

John r. Hunt, well known ID this com
munity as "a Horse man, has opened Z Live
" and Sale Stable ID the rear Of the ~
House, where be Is doing business q Nss
Orleans prices.
His experience as ! Veterinary Surgeon
induces him to offer his seryicesjn the treac
meut Of al diseases to which the borse =
subject. BE will keep sepersh placs y
that business and give j. he personal attss
tion. sng. e WI
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-30

tT Dr.. Kennedy, the Mayor Of New
Orleans, had devised, aud was on the poi,,t
Of putting in operation, plans for diaposing
Of the revenues Of the City wharves for The
term Of ten years. General Candy has in,
terferred and most summarily forbidden the
Mayor to sell, lease or in any. manner die
pose ofthe wharves, claiming Them as the
captured property Of the United States
Governments.
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sition. To enable it to accomplish
its object, it needs the hearty co-ope-
ration of the people Of the South.
That cooperation, every instinct Of
selfpreservation prompts us TO give.
We care not for names; if the Con-
servative party now organising in
to Radicalisn and Black
Republicanism were the old "Wbig"
party, or the old Federal" party,
we should just as heartily wish it
God-speed as if it bore that honored
name under which we have won so
many victories. It happens now that
the only party which has an organs
cation at the North, which offers any
opposition to Black Repab|icanism, is
the Democratic party; hence we sre
lin favor OF sreviving the Democratic
party at The South. 1t is certainly,
too ,llate now to form q party under
fany other name. 4, y
We cannot understand the apathy
which has keptthesC Conservative mas
ses iii Louisiana from organizing Tor
future political purposes. Our enc.
mics are certainly setting US an ex-
ample in the work Of Organization,
well worthy Of our =imitation The
advocates Of negro Suffrage, and If a
| peipetuHtiM If our present condition
of dependant vassalage, are moving
Heaven and Earth to accomplish their
purposes, While the friends 6 the
State, and the advocates OF The -resto.
ration Of the State government, are
sitting idle, waiting for the moving
Fof the political waters. These things
must cease at once. Let as atleast
make an effort to regain oar lost
rights. si3,
The country prospered long under
Democratic rule, as no country ever
/ *. + + e 4
lpruspered before. With the end 81
democratic supremacy came tiereign
If anarchy, bnrdensome national
debt, and the destruction Of the mnst
cherished guarantees ii Constitution
lal liberty, Let us make an effort ta
place the'countrysonce more under the
control Of The Democratic party, and
we may hope to return to that pros
perity and happiness which blessed
the Republic in its bettcr days.
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Ma In the proper column will be found
the advertisement Of the popular and well
known commercial house Of WE Mclean
& Co, No. Commercial Place, New
Orleans.
Much trouble, delay and expense will be
avoided by sending orders to .snch a bust
ness house. You can stay at home and be
as we'll served, as if you go ID person your
self. Somake the acquaintance of the firm.
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Military Occupation.

M. 1e...a;.I $500 of.tho occrr. ~, of
Ing nua"o'A. pS's : wy o.e''s's =
the Southern states, 70 a'tract'ng the asten'
ton Of tie government and the people.
The Boston Courier thus writes:
D.. 81 g. 10 l.,.. tn,an,d s,over S4o..s
a ;,; $3.50 I, ,as n,,,st b.vs stsnd;n.
q s ~, p ssast ~ h,.nd,sS ana ss.a,',r
c'! = - -. ~ NJ rha a..na, s ~ !,
.ye .uSI ,1,. ny nv" - ~ s,'..h :, 1880 ~, :,
a NY ..A 's, GUN ;,, = 80 sI !" ,aaa ~ 80 ~
mus. seep WI 'oot' WI, ',ot 70 iess s.su ."o
nunu,ea ml,aoas . caa ns .; Auu,ng LUIS
sum " 'i'e VIC nuiuleu a'.a sn'.sy u'.,s n''.
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reA- Governor Wells has appointed the
following gentlemen Councilmen for the
town of Alexandria: Jacob Irving, Jacob
Walker, Isaac Levy, Il. b. Price and E. r
Biossat.
The new.Mayor, John Frazer, has NOT
been here since bis appointment. On his
arrival the new Board will at once organize
aud proceed to business.
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nea- Mrs. Lincoln is living quietly near
Chicago, in which her son Robert is study.
ing law. The ladies Of New York and N. "
England have increased the sum left by her
husband to 100000, which places her be.
yond want.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-30

VA. r. L. Jewell, late Of the Pcinte
Coupee Echo, has purchased at pnb'ic aud
tim in New Orleans, the old Delta printing
ETC.; and has issred prospec.
tus for the publication ofa daily and weekly
journal under the name Of the Star Of the
South. The first number will make its al,.
pearance on the lst proximo.
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IA Governor Holden, Of North Caro-.
lima, has issued proclamation, appointing
Thursday, the 2lst September, for an cleo
ton to be held throughout the State to
choose delegates to q convention, which is
to meet at Raleigh Oh the ID Of October.
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~ -. ~ = q. a
HARD = Pos S1xoS oAaERoN ': Hon
Simon Cameron having made a speech IN
rhiladelpbis yiljjfyinr ire Representatives
e Z, ,ha, a;.r i. 80. irha 49,. =,
=. .a a - = s1' ~ aus 80 ~ vs' .
mere personal interests, the Hon. Wm. ~ Y.
Kelly publishes i reply, ii. which, be Gays:
/ / vaa h,tt r;,nth when I s f;rst heard the
name of simon { cameron. and il was "a ,he
re,netya ,nr =. ! .Oreat crime B IA had been
.,,ade thc agent q the Government rs carry
! Iarpe anon, Of mo,,sy ane them to the
W;n1ehsro Ind;ars. md had taken advar.
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pes The Alexandria Gazette understand

IA. The Alexandra Gazette understands
that Rose Hill, The ODD family esfste Of the
'raliaierros, nesr Rapid Ann Station, ia Chl-
.peper-county, Virginia, nov the property Of
the Crenshaws, Of Richmond, was lstely
offered as q present to General B. E. Lee,
and that the General in this, az in numer.
Gus other cases, declined to receive the
Offering.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-30

sA- ]. =. Gibson arrived from the Ores
cent City on the superb Packet, Louis Dor,
where be has been making purchases for his
new Family Store in this place. A call
from his patrons will satisfy them that be
has been successful in his endeayors to
please.