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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-07

prevailing In Ireland bnhb lu6 DElllsu
Government have deemed it necessary
to suspend the writ of habeas corpus
in that country. These circumstances
must necessarily modify the opinion
which we might otherwise have enter
tanned in regard TO an expedition ex-
pressly prohibited by our neutrality
laws. So long as those laws remain
upon our statute books, they should be
faithfully executed, and if they operate
harshly, unjustly, or oppressively, Con
gress alone can supply the remedy, by
their modification or repeal.
Political and commercial interest of
the United States are not unlikely to
be affected in some degree by events
which are transpiring in the eastern
regions of Europe, and the time seems
to have come when our Government
ought to have proper diplomatic rep
in Greece.
This Government has claimed for all
persons not convicted, or accused or
of crime, an absolute polit-
ieal right Of self expatriatiOn, and a
choice of new national allegiance
Most of the European States have dis
septed from this principle, and have
claimed a right to hold such of their
subjects as have immigrated TO and
been naturalizod in the United States,
and afterwards returned on transient
visits to their native cour ries, 70 ths
Of military vice in like I
manner as resident Su}l OTIS. Com
plants arising from the claj In this
respect made by foreign States, have .
heretofore been matters Of controversy F.
between the United States aud same 4
Of the European Powers, aud the irri- /
.ation consequent upon the failure to
settle this question increased during
lhe war in Ehich Prussia, Italy, and
Austria wer~ recently engaged. While /
Great BFitaiI has never Acknowledged /
he right of expatriation, she has not
insisted upon it. France !
has been equally forbearing; and Prus-
lie has proposed a compromise, which,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01
Sqm Orleans Gully Grestent,
ATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER /, 1865
AN Extract rrom the Little NIllnner,
BY ROBERT BUCHANAN.

Ny girl hath violet eyes and yellow hair;
soft hand, like lady's small and fair
sweet face pouting in white straw bonnet
tiny foot and little boot upon it;
And all her inery to charm beholders,
Is the gray shawl, drawn tight around her shout
ders; ~ E ss.g .sF 1se -,5a.H d
The plain stuff gown and collar, white as snow,
And sweet red petticoat that peeps below.
But gladly in the busy town goes she,
Summer and winter, fearing nObodie.
She pats the pavement with her fairy feet;
With fearless eye she charms the crowded street,
And in her pocket lie, in lieu of gold,
lucky sXpence and thimble old. -
We lodged in the same house year ago; r.
She on the topmost floor, just below;
She poor milliner content and wise,
| poor city clerk, with hopes to rise; ...,..
And, long ere we were friends, learned to love
The little angel, on the floor above. aa sa.sI
For, every morn, ere from my bed strrd, '7
Her chamber door would open. and heard Il
And listened, blushing, to her coming down,
And palpitated with her rustng gown, 81
And tingled while her foot went downward slow,
Greakedlike cricket passd, and died below.
Then, peeping from the window, pleased and sly,
! saw the pretty, shining face go by
Healthy and rosy, fresh from slumber sweet
sunbeam in the quetm morning street.
All winter long, witless who peep'd the while,
s&e sweeten'd the chill morning with her smile;
i8 n the soft snow was falling dimly white,
Shining among it with child's delight,
Bright as a rose, though nipping winds nigh
blow, r.-u
And leaving fairy footprints in the snow. .r.
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FIRST NUMBER 70 ApFEln oN ~ snErEanEn

tits proposed the first number 81 the above IL Sep
Organ Channel Of Communicating Ecclesiastical Ints
genee at the South and Southwest. 7
Church 70 the of its teachings with all
ather theret II ID dRsighsa
useful Family Paper, with special departments for La
dies and Children. ~ - 49, ~
n advocate the advertisement and Ct Edacasio
midst, and aid in the Scientific develop
ment Of the Comnsecs Mechanical and
Mineral Of the South and thus by the
of the labor saving discoveries Of the hshrto
neglected hope attain to foreE we'll
| as future wealth and prosperity. 5ssss
We must look that which is directly practical Fcry
though having climate and soil ungurpassed tho atr has
hardly yet developed while the former IN most parts
| Of the world, Is represented rs unhealthy
Ithus 70 put forth facts g order 70 coz
Interpretations tending TO d the sAas
Of Southern lands, property and interests .*E
Noticing the day. it will se contain
commercial column, AID limited space viii u allotted for
general advertisements 81 4Efsi d t535E 5q1 ~
II il hoped BY securing talent the South and South
make this general ulnasst especially 2
those eectons therefore, urgent sppsa made 70 all
Cergymen and others who feel fnrsss in the regtgls
moral intellectual scientific and material resources q h
South agents and % the ana
j sible to Rev. GEO. W. sTIGKHEYY Edttc1s &
| F sfsIrss F5f~5s No. 10 Story Building or =
Il Box U2, New Orleans, La
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STORA&E.
.........s STORAGE

ST0RAGE..,....,.,.... ........,...sTORAGE.
:. r. LoNGLEYi JOHN NJ, FUTNAM-DEBTA WARE
HOUSE fronting on Front and New Leyee between arod
lafayette streets.
The above Warehouse being thoroughly repaired ut
6oors, ETC. will be prepared receive storage o
Flour Corn 0sts, Wheat, Bran Banging and Rope, and
Kinds of Merchandise LON8LEY Il co.
Refer to-S o. z A. Nelson, R. BleRkley Co, Violet
Block Co, J. s. Wallis Co. g, Garner, Patton b Dug
gan, Conway Bro, Lloyd r. Coleman.
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NRKATAULT 81 CO.'S

DR. RURIN Blu BUIssON's DIGESTIVE
IL LoEenges and Powders Of the Alkaline LactatesThe
Alkaue Lactates the beneficial influence
the arrangements of Digestion either by their peculiar action
ON membrane Of the stomach by aordng to the
latter through their combination with the saliva to the gastric
Juice supply Of Tactic Acid which all English French
other Phygioogsts admit to be Ru essential principle OF d
gestion For the information Of those who may without
medical advice may be stated here that the symptoms Of i'm
paired digestion Headache pain in the forehead, hem
crans gasrs gastra; heartburn wind in the stomach
bowels loss of appetite, emacatiOn etc All these
disappear under the action of the Alkaline Lactstes which
may be always had in lozenges powders.
General depotin Paris GRIMAULT Co IS, Chemists to
Il. /. H. Prince Napoleon, Is rue Richeieu.
In New Orleans at DUC0NGE'S, DEEOCHES, Gull
LOTS and at every other good Chemists.
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FFHEIE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER.
Il THE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER.
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER. ~
te THE RICHMOND EXAMINER. szs''

THE DAILY RICHMOND EXAMINER
revived on the 9Th Of December and has already attained
OF the public Journals Of the South The people everywhere
seem to recognize in its columns the bold and fearless
IL peculiarly
THE PAPER OF THE SOUTH.
During the warit exercised influence which probably
other single newspaper had large country
important uncture of affairs 1t VIGOROUSLY the
avorite OF the army and accompanied everywhere In
read general orders the head Of his command the e
toas of the Examiner, indictments to his soldiers In
Texas Gen Maguder companed that he deprived the
amner No appreciate the history Of the recent
without admitting the inspiration and influence OF this remark
able journal.
TIERS FROM WASHINGTON.
The Examiner has organized full of correspondents
will have regular letters from all the important points o.
secured expense the services of the oldest and
intelligent OF all the Washington correspondentsthe
Sun under the sgnatueof Ion and whose letters
better known and extensively copied into the in
the country than letters from Washington He
will write regularly for the Examiner and send letter from
Washington every day.
TO, BUSINESS MEN-THE EXAMINER AS AN ADVER
TIsING MEDIUM
The attention of merchants business respectfully
medium. at the tme Of the evacuation OF Richmond and
long time before It's circulation greater than that
any secation of modesty about that the Examiner
equalled as an advertising medium
TO ITS OLD SUBSCRIBERS
The undersigned calls upon the old subscribers of the Ex
amner from Virginia Texas to rally toits support re-
their subscriptions and to assist in the revival paper
endeared to the South by many memories of thepast.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One year. in advance 50 o.
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Address Sz-'' "a ll'''''' H RfvEs POLLARD
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[sHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.


We shall make deduction from the above rates for
tracts and all special notices will be charged as new
ments .+a5t7..
Parties who make contracts in accordance with the
their advertisements changed from time
to time, provided they advertise literally.
n,rtar caab
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NE ROWS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CITY,

D October j, 1865
This work Of which have Editor and Proprietor for
TWENTY YEARS. which has had heavy subscrip
advertising list in part of the Union, is
established secure and permanent basis.
purpose the future give national character
all my energies and the develop
the great material interests of the unionits Com
merce Agriculture Manufactures Internal Improvements sas
General Industry, =
In addition these important TOPICS the viii embraces
discussions upon such great questions legislation effect
the relations Of the States the OF the unon aud
the honor and prosperity Of the country.
In especial manner viii i be devoted to the resstahs
industry and enterprise rendered under
the new and altered condition OF things.
of the South be effected the
proposed the President and field could be opened
Tor the Investment capital invited thther from
quarter abundant and fertile lands invite emigration
which it will be prominent object to secure
Regarding the past dead, about which
practical philosophy will dispute and those Of the present
AS living potential, is the Of the REYlkM 70
accept good faith the situation and deduce from 1t all t
can proTnotve of the whole county
Gfces Of the REVIEW will be located York, Wash
inEton City Charleston Nashville and New Orleans 91cs
| New York, 40 Broadway. J. D. b OkboM.--
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NEW YORK.
n III. REEVES 81 CO,
NOS. ls5 AND 1877 WATER STREET,
New York,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
Agricultural and horticultural Implements
and Machines

PIows and Pillow Castings Moving and Reaping Machines,
Horse Powers and Thresher Tanning and GriSt Mills Saw
and Roller Cotton Gins Ingerso's Cotton Wool and Hay
Presses, Wagons Carts Trucks and Wheebarrows; Guano,
Bone Dust Hoyts Super Phosphate Lime and other Fer
tizers GRAIN Field Grass, Garden, Herb and Flower
Seeds Improved Live Stock etc. 4.S
Depot Of the Celebrated EAGLE COTTON GINS"
manufactured solely by BATES HYDE d Co. -. ss.
a55~ Send for Catalogues Isl s. ~. =
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pOBERT FOULDs.
EXPORTER OF FRENCH, EEaL1sH AND GERMAN
Toys, Fancy Goods China and Fireworks
--ALso-
MANUFACTURER OF TRANSPARENT STATES,
No. 50 John street, New York.
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PERIODICALS.
DoETRY AND MISCELLANY.
THE DIES ARC CRESCENT.
a Weekly Newspaper, Published I'm Des Are
Ark, Every Wednesday Morning.

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No subscriptions received, unless paid in advance.
CLUB RATEsAny parson who seeds club of ten, for
six twelve months will receive extra CRESCENT
usrly.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
For square Of ten lines Arss Insertion 81 90
For each additional insertion. 70
Liberal deductions yearly half yearly quarterly sdysr
tisers. 'e{a ra
Obituary notices. other than the simple announcement
death, charged tue usual advertising rates.
Notices published in the local column, twenty cents pc
line. +l veg . q
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INSURANCE.
OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
No. II Commercial Place.

AUGUST 20, 1866.
This Company is now prepared TO take FIRE MARINE
and INLAND TRANsP ORTAT1oN RISKS the most
8. B. BUCKEER, President
W ]. FRIERsON, VicePresidcnt
rt- .e GEO. o. SWEET. Secretary.
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GET THE BEsTs So tthat
iPHGN1x AID tGLEANER.
The Danny Phenlsr


!. -a4l144 The Daily Pheenizsr3 III t#t4 4. IA
Published every morning. except Mnndh and contains se
LATEST NEWS by tfeegraph and malls mp to ths hour
going press editgrialg correspondence detentr0ints
miscellaneous reading tales poetry sketches, etc. etc ee
In the quality ofsreaing matter not 70 be sz-1
ceed by any paper in South Carolina
lserted favorable terms. ss 60 9se EE32 'E4ff
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Contains every number the reading matter embracng the
latest news Of rive ISSUES Of this daily It is published
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings ii n
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Ispubhed every Wednesday morning It the desire and
will the objec the proprietor to equal TO-
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Besides the COLLECTION of tho f the week
POLITICAL financial and the markets. WIN seAasA large
ano,nt of teraz matter, such choices tales and
poetry 1t VIII eight pages, containing foEts
columns pfnted ii and thus secases fiti
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~ the Laws OF the United States.
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The of Trustees resolved to declare Scrip dv
dend of thrtyve per cent the net earned participating
premiums year ending 18th February 1856 for which
certificates will issued and after the I'd day of July
next. ....zf -
The Scrip Certificates Issued for the 1860 will be
deemed also six per interest all outstanding Oeh
Gates of Scrip will be paid the second Monday of May
1856 to the holders thereof their legal representatives.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01

ENGLISH VS.. FRENCH FAsHioNs.-An American
lady now il Paris writes to the Rochester IN. W
Union:
have learned pretty well how to distinguish
F8ench from an English lady, by her hat and the
lish lady. The English, too seem compelled to
wear striped muslin dresses in the street. with the
undetskirts toe short. Then they wear such ugly
shoes. l do not see why they should make them
so. The real Partisan hat is about as large as
your hand, and then the Partisan head is needed
10 wear it. | have bought one for myself, and
though am toldit is becoming, yet am privately
coryinced look like fright in il. tie it on
but find ] look much like other people,
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approved construction of all Sizes cutting 100 100
feet of lumber per hour Grst Mills Mill Irens Water
Wheels and every kind of Mill Machinery Sugar Mills
per and Mining Machinery; Tools Tanks, etc.. for OH
Salt Works Cotton and Wooden Machisery, etc
Vertical Planers, Woodwork Planning Mochinet
Iron planners, Gray & Woods Planning Ne
Engine LaGhsH, .,+ chimes. ..t3 n
Drill Lathes, Daniels Planning Machines,
Boring Machines, Moulding Machines,
Stating Machines, Sash Machines,
Upright Drils Tenoning Machines,
Steam Pumps, Power Mortcing Machines,
Force Pumps, Foot Murticng Machines,
Lifting Pumps, Boring Machines, Fs
Suction Pumps, Blind Stat Tenoning Machines
Hydraulic Jacks, Circular Saw Benches,
Screw Jacks, Wright's patent Scroll Saws,
Shating PuleyB and Hangers, Patent Belt Scroll Saws
Rubber and Leather Beltings Circular Reserving Mills
Leather and Rubber Hose, Upright Reservirg Mills,
Plumbing and Gas Fittings, Rotary and Mining Pumps
and Gas Pipes, Every description of Machinery
Steam and Water Gauges, and Railway Supplies.
Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins, Cotton Gingy
Taylor Eagle Brown Southern Craven Excelsior Nc
Carhy Cotton Gins with engines horse powers and every
thing required for the same and for sale at the loves
pFioa. Yonr orders respectfully solicited
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH ORLEANS, CRY OF NEW ORLEANS. J
Sworn and subscribed before this 10th day of March
1866. .te-....4,--r. EDMoND MEUNIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of orleans
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PERTG. ID AIS.

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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-24

utmost south, and from the East that bor-
ders on the Atlantic to those golden regions
in the West, united in peace and harmony.
| want to see God glorifed, and his Sabbath
and institutions We must learn to respect
and, honor law, and stand by and sustain law
and order, and virtue and truth and piety.
Then this republic shall remain until that
time when God shall despatch Gabriel, who,
with one foot upon the land and the other
upon the water, will proclaim that time shall
be no more 1t will, believe it will
if not perhaps in quarter of century,
and it may be the half of that time, repub-
licanism will have become a byword, and
independence reproach. In Gods name,
in the name of all the men and women in
the land in the name Of the little children
that are born just into life, let me beg you
brethren not to make mock at sin.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-24
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Brick Pomeroy.

Pomeroy has prepared the following ar
ticle for his villi6ers TO publish. Their
numerous styles of published abuse Of him
often need force in maI.y essentials He
says:
This wretch Pomeroy-M. NJ. Pomeroy
Mark Murderous Pomeroy, the soulless
wretch and fendish ghoul who edits the La
Crosse Democratic, DAILY, $1O-Weekly,
81 per year in advance is the delegate to
hell who drove the nation to tears by in
stlyating braver and better man than him
self to murder our dear good President
should be shot by angels hung by devils
his eyes plucked out by iends-his liver
made into cod liver oil by ghouls-his heart
roasted by Indians-his legs stewed up and
strained through raw hemp-his head shaved
and given to the devil for a beetle head
his back drilled fulE of holes and molten pot
ash run therein his head scalded by the hot
tears of sorrowful AbolItionists shed when
lamented Lincoln was slain-overcoat made
into iron heated red hot, and wrapped
around him, while ice-water trickle down
his backbone. And after he is dead, bugs,
pismires, Provost Marshals, Abolitionists,
and other damnable plaques should seize
him, bear toward the blue dome till he could
hear Lincoln singing, 'Iramp-Tramp-
Tramp when, by special order of Divine
Providence, all the clouds should be steel
pointed, and should be rolled and tossed by
an outraged people till there was not enough
left of the migrate, traitor, fend, hyena,
villain, murderer, secessionist, &C., to be
worth sending to the hell he merits.
''Oh, for candle-mould TO squirt hot tai
low on him
"Oh for thznderbolt, fresh forged by
Joye himself, ts hurl into his bread basket
"Oh, for pair of yipers to make into