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The national Republican., 1866-12-29

AMERICAN CITIES SUSPECTED" OF CHoL-
ERN.-Thc following translation of an official
notice, issued by the Council Of Health Of
the Kingdom Of Portugal, which modifes
the quarantine imposed upon ships coming
from American ports, has just been received
from the United States Legation at Lisbon,
and is published especially for the informa.
tion Of those engaged in the whaling trade
from New England:
COUNCIL OF PUBLIC HEALTH OF THE KINGDOM
NOTICE.
The Council Of Public Health of the Kingdom
hereby makes known that New York. Philadelphis
and Cincinnati arc considered as suspected Of
cholera from the 1st Of November last, and all
other ports Of the United States Of America arc de-
clared clean and FREQ
DN MARcELLIUs CRAvERo DA SILVA.
LISBON, December o, 1886.
The above notice involves quarantine OF
five days Of observation for the ports "sus
pected"
The national Republican., 1866-12-29
Remains Of Gcn, Curtis.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2s.-The remains of Gen.
Samuel r. Curtis arrived here tonight, en-
route to Keokuk.
The national Republican., 1866-12-29
TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-.

Senators and Representatives can have the DAILY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN delivered regularly and
promptly at their residence, in wrappers, BY order
ing 1t through the Secretary Of the Senate, the
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives, or At the
office Of tho REPUBLICAN, No: 5l1 Ninth street,
near Psnnsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1866-12-29
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, |

"'H"1''"r0T' 1eeet11Vor
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. GEORGE F. SEWARD, the
Consul General of the United States at
Shanghai, China, Of the death, on the 7th
day Of May last, at Shanghai, Of R. KELsHAw,
an American seaman Of the vessel America" /"
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-05
North Carolina Inte,Iixence.

The literary board, composed of Governor
Worth, who is er-o6scio, its presidents Col. S.
D. Pool, Maj. H.. d.. Hustled and Nereus Men
denhall, adjourned, yesterday, after session
of two days. We believe the matter under
consideration was the sale Of certain swamp
lands belonging to the State, but understand
no definite action was had in the premises
except in regard only to those covered by the
waters of lake Ellis. which viii probably be
sold
The Nswbern Times has learned through a
dispatch from Kinston, that the Postmaster at
that place, Mr.. West, has taken his own life
1t was not stated how he did it or for what
cause.
His Honor Judge Mitchell is holding a spe-
cial term of Oyer and Terminer in Cabarrus
county. We learn, from the Salisbury Banner,
that the negro who committed the outrage
upon Mrs Query, last month, was convicted
and sentenced to be hung on the first Friday
in September. The Judge is also "persecut-
ing" the horse thieves, two of whom were
whipped. white. man and negro. yle.s
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-05
the modes, Thisis done by simply burning

the. modes, This is done by simply burning
sulphur in open vessels. =. ~
A piece of flannel, 8 or 4 feet square, wet
with the solution of chloride of zinc, spoken of
above, and waved frequently through the air,
will be a very eAectual fumigation. M
Whichever mode be adopted, before it is
commenced, close the chimney, and windows,
and doors, and keep them closed for twelve
hours; then open them all, and keep them
open for successive days and nights.
All clothing that cannot be Immediately
disinfected or boiled, should be burned with
out delay 90 aig5d .iP
I I have been. thus particular in describing
the methods Of disinfectipn pursued by the
Metropolitan Board,of Health, in order that
any person with ordinary intelligence might
practice them. But SO important matter
should not be entrusted to the people Our
Board Of Health should follow the example of
the Metropolitan Board, in appointing corps
of men, whose sole duty it should be to at
tend to this, if the cholera should appear
amongst us. Indeed, it should not be lex-
pected of the attending physician to be occu-
pied with duty which would consume so
much Of his time. If our physicians will re-
port their. cases to the Board, the corps of
disinfectors could be set to work, to supply
the families in which the cases occur with
theiproper- chemicals, instruct them how to
use them, or apply them themselves We
hope no time will be lost in adopting ar
rangements for performing 80 important
work. Yours, &C., sisssia. la4
SAM'L K JACKSON,
ts@"5i s3e ~ Secretary Board Of Health
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-05
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
DERSONS ENGAGED IN HOUSE

L Building will find it greatly to their advaur
tage, to make their purchases of Locks, Hinges
Screws Nails, Pulleys, Blind FasteniRgs, and
every article of Hardware needed for such pur-
poses, of u.s. We buy a large portion ofour
stock at auction, which enables us to offer goods
much less than regular prices.
Our stock of English and American Hardware
and Cutlery is complete, and worthy the atten-
ton of close buyers.
f. j. GRIFFITH & CO.,
No. II East Side Market Square,
iyll Sipn of the Paddock
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WILLIAM A. GRAVES,

STEAM SECTIONAL -ti.1. ..s --
MARINE RAILWAY,
SHIPWRIGHT, SPARMAKER & CAULKER,
ISA W AND PLANNING HILLS,
LUMBER MANUFA CTUR Err.
No. &c WATER STREET.
Gss~ We are prepared to build or repair YES
sells. boats at the shortest possible notice, and
furnish drawings, specifications, and models of all
classes of vessels and boats. Give US call and
Judge for yourself feb lily
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LATEST NEWS BY THE ALLAN.
~ l TIC TELEGRAPH.
Austria.

Vienna, September 3--P. M-The Aus
trian government has given orders for re-
duction of the army to peace footing, and
the work has already commenced.
Rumered Alliance Between Austria,
Prussia and Russia.
+ Paris, September a--P. Mt is said that
Count Bismarck is endeavoring to form an al
lance between Prussia, Austria and Russia
Great Britain. .u.I.
I Liverpool, September 3.-Two steamships
of the Cunard line have sailed for Canada
with troops.
/ The Telegraph says the only object in
sending these troops to Canada is simply to
meet the spirit manifested by the colonists in
the late Fenian raids.
/ London, September 3.-Dispatches have
been received from the steamship Great Eas-
tern, that she has caught the old cable, spliced
it, and is now paying out. All we'll
The Roman Question.
London, September 3.-The Times of this
morning says that the solution of the Roman
question will quickly follow the cession Of
Venetia to Italy.
Commercial and Financial.
Liverpool, September -Cotton.-The
market opens quiet at laid. for Middling
Uplands. Sales to-day are estimated at
6, 1000 bales.
Liverpool, September 3--P. M.-The bread
stuffs market is unchanged
! There is no change to note in the provision
market.
London Money Market Sod,
{ London, September S.-Consols.-The OPP
ening price of eonsols is S93 for money.
Hp,a< ar Al 70 ~
for money.
American Securities.
i London, September s.-The opening pri-
ces of American securities are
/ United States fye-twenties, 734; Erie Rail-
way shares. 4ea; Illinois Central shares, 7s4.
! The following are the quotations at the
close of business to-day:
4 United States fve-twenties, 78f; Erie Rail-
way shares, 46S; Illinois Central shares 70t
BY steamer.
! The steamers Malta and Allemania arrived
yesterday with mail dates to the twenty-third
ultimo.
The London Times complains that, although
the slave trade has disappeared, the slave
trade squadron is still maintained, Eight
months ago, says the Times, the Bristol, fine
/ frigate of thirty-one guns, was sent on the
fatal West Africa Station, and she has already
lost rs of her crew, actually dead, and has
sent 142 on shore, invaded. But if, as We
are told, we can hardly relieve our vessels on
foreign stations, and hardly find sailors fol
the few vessels we have got at home, the very
last place to which we should send squad
ron il the west coast Of Africa.
Registrar Generals report shows that chol-
era is subsiding in LoHdon the deaths having
fallen from 1853 and 7sl in the two previous
weeks to 455 in the week ending on the eigh
tenth
The Opinione of Florence, contradicts tn,
statement Of the Vienna Debats, that negotia
tions will shortly be opened between Italy
and the Pope
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BUSINESS CARDS.
L. s 7 A B l. L 8 I'll E ID Is35.
e I "a N Q 3! PA NO
Oh a Il L Els NJ. STIEFF

Q Il a K g d s NJ STIEFF p y
MANUFACTURER OF
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS
Factory "a and So, Camden Street. and As arc
AZ, Perry Street, near Howard Street,
BALTIMORE, Md,
Has always on hand the largest stock of Pi-
AMOS In the City. LILY Pianos are al Rosewood,
for five years, and the privilege of exchange
within IL months, if not entirely satisfactory 10
the purchaser. Secondhand Pianos, from $50 te
$500, always on hand: Melodeons and Parlor Or
gans from the best makers. - e9.
We have permission to refer 20 General Rcbt
E. Lee, of w Washington College Lexington Rer.
H. II. Phillips, Va. Female Institute; j. &. &c.
yell aad Prof Graham, of Va. Institute for the
Deaf, Dumb, and Blind, Staunton; Payne d
Bros, Lynchburg; Messrs. White Pole, Lex
ington, Va; N. Harvey Efinger, Harrisonburg;
who have used our Instruments. decsO-lv
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CAVON DE TERRE!

Some Soaps burn your fingers,
Some your clothing, and
All melt like dew before July Sun.
THE SANoN DE TERRE Cos DAEk BRowN FAMILY
Soar
WON'T DO EITHER
On the contrary it is 4 .
Pleasant to the hands,
Harmless to your clothing, and ...t
ISLANDS LIKE A STONEWALL."
This ARTICLES made from natural product and
is in every way superior to the ordinary Family
Soaps. Besides its superior cleansing qualities,
it soitens goods and brighten colors without in
jury to either. One pound equal to one
and a-half of ordinary soap. A saving of so per
cent. Send for Circulars. Soldbg the trade gen
eraliy.
PRIN CIPAL OFFICE. % vESEY, NETWORK,
NJ. b. STAFFORD,
jy3-3M President
nURE LARD.-95 Tubs for sale by
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-05
THE CHOLERA.

Important Communication to the Day
Book from DIR. Samuel *. jackson,
secretary of the Board OF Health Of
this City, on the Use of Prophylactics
and DIsinfe Giants.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-05

GREAT WESTERN BAZAAR
No. 1870 North Howard Street.
Between Franklin and Mulberry Streets
BALTIMORE e
THE CHEAPEST PLACE In THE CITY.
II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
IN large assortment of FAMILY CARRIA-
hS,CALECHES, BAROUCHES, PHAET0NS,
JAGGEaS, C0AL-B0X WAGONS, JENNY
L | n D s, DEARBORNS, GERMANTOWNS,
JERSEYS, TOP AND NO TOP BUGGIES,
IROTTlNG AND EXPRESS WAGONS, AN
BALANCES and CARTS.
Secondhand WAGONS taken in exchange.
New and secondhand HARNESS constantly
on hand.
Our facilities enable us to sell fifty per cent
cheaper than any other establishment in the CITY
TOR cash or approved paper. We only ask you
to give us call to satisfy yourselves. Consigp~
ments solicited and liberal advances made.
Do not forget the number-the small 100
North Howard Street.
..1- S. d. SCHMIDT & CO.,
u20bm RaltimOra
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-05
JUST RECEIVED,
At No. IL Market Square,

NJ NU' II MdFhtt NqU1ft,
".i NORFOLK, VA.
IN DOZEN Cotton Cards,
w IL DOGGY WOOL CARDS;
lis pair Fire Dogs, a-Gs
lie pair Tongs and Shovels, 5.
40 dozen Axes,
21 dozen Hatehets,
ESQ thousand Gun Caps ll2 Curry Combs,
40 dozen Knob Locks, se Bird Cages, -,
40 dozen Pad Locks. 220 dozen Taper Files.
20 dozen Plate Locks, 400 Trace Chains,
thousand Fire Brick,
40 dozen Wire Selves,
Also a full stock of wagon material, such as
Shafts, Hubs, Spokes, Rims, axles, &c.
My stock of House Furnishing Hardware is
complete. Call and examine.
Agent for the sale of Cross Pit and Mill Saws.
W. R. HUDGINS,
au28 - Hardware Importer.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

s. E. DEANS,
NJ A N U ACT REROF
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, MOULDINGS,
BRACKETS, SCROLL WORK
Of All Kinds.
planning, AND SAVING
TONGUEING AND GROWING
Done to Order
Cor. Washington and King SITS,
feb lO-6m Portsmouth, Va
LUMBER LUMBER
WE HAVE THE LARGEST AS
w sortment of Yellow Pine Lumber, on hand
that can be found on either city. All sizes and
quantity of heart and merchantable Yellow and
Pitch Pine cut to order in the shortest notice.
Also on hand, Shingles, Fenciny. White Pine,
&C., &c. Tomato Boxes will be kept on hand
during the season. Persons would do well to ex'
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
r. J. & W. NELLY,
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22

A FRANKrIELD a CO., JEwELLEHs, IN SIXTH
"A. avenne Fourteenth s,rost and k Eghfh ave-
nue Twentysxh street their ne stock
other Prcus ara psssnscss and cole manafso
s ssss. g. vss1'' o'Go1 sn sf ~ CO.; cc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22
HERALD THURSDAY, NOVEMBER q Bvs-rRnrE sHHE


- ~ ~ - ndnon sssnues a., <Hy-sssealh A
F. ~ mss ~ d ne Block bouuu6o6 "a s,d I,
.sqss ~ . Even snS 5ssh
"a shs 90 Sc A7ass ssissis !, !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22

GALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN THE NISErEENrH
yard Of the City q Brooklyn At auction Friday Novem
Seventh street at " O'Clock -Four Lots IS fecs nine
tnches by leo feet each the souhery side OF Wilson
t. ". KELSEY, Auctioneer.
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vQber ruena bieie 9reur,oe uniere geounfsn

uIber renlt 6ieIe Sreunbe unIere @eoGnfen
10 in 9tnipru6 nebnteu, Dap %bielelben bon bet
Arbett abge5Ogen perben, tbut man ba nt&t
ain beiten, ibten au85upei6en?" .
nSreunoe-merfen Sic Die IeS WDrt tpDbl,
birfen MIR bic Madt be1ten, unS bic Stunben
Der gtube gu er9eitern, a6er n%ieut0ls, unS in
unlern Gel6dfti9ungen Sa it6ren."
Isle baben 9te6t, uno Dieuei6t lit e8 bel
Nnoern tpirtli6 TO; ober BET einem @iloen, rpie
i'd, pel6er nit iebr weni9en NuSuabmen iein
2aben in 8eritdtten 5ugebradt unO feline anoern
3~erireuungen, ats Die Gerpirtlidung ieiner
Soeen gebabt bat, tpirb Der pertrau(ihe uus
gang nit PerfDnen, mie bic 8erppbner BON
8un9sbprg, unpiutirli9 Die Wirtung dubern,
poB feline @eoanfen Don bielen fur ibn neuen
Ge9enftdnoen in Nnipru9' 9enpmrten tpercen.
: Sd CLAUDE" iebte er ld6elno binSu, 0fir
einen ian9en Niantl, i'm Ntlgerneinen, pdre eS
am t~li9iten, ppr cen Oamen gu fliebeu. Sic
ri4tsn 70 srpbe @erpjrran9 III unierem @sbirn
an !" s.f sH1g@ 4ea
Goaitan5e fanO feline 3ett Su antpprten, benn
Olga lam berein tno 9eraoe ouf fe 5u9eiprun,
gen, nit benz 91uIe
n2iebe Gpnitan5e! iPieIe unS einen @alaer,
mir wpllen tan5en."
DaB Olga 5u9e9et mar, OapDn i9ien Spar
I'M NQgemetnen ntht eber NottS 81 uebn.en, aIS
big lie in btrette 8eribrung nit ibm fam. 9te=
fer Wfangel an Nufmertl amfeit tpuroe pom Olga
ni9t getbetlt. Sic bate ndbreno oes Sting
werfens i'm nit Gonitdn5e I'M @eiprdd seleben
unb bieie Gntbedung Gpert mitgetbeiIt.
Son bielem Mugenblide an tpar 2eBterer Guf7
faIeno unrtbig, ulo ba CT auf feline g8etie BON
benz G~ingnerfen ob3utpmrnen perno2te, bate
er einen Sang por9eiatagen unb es Olga an@
beiuagegeben, pb ite ni6t GDnitan5e gum Nufipiee
len iberreben tonnte. Natirli9 ensa9irte CT
Olga. Ser DIN @tferIuGt ergriffene Sim
muBte ii6 ir9enb einen NuSpeg babnen ; ct
wal5te beBwe9en 10 pilD, baB Step9ana ibn bat,
lt4 33 mdBigen.
r8orpn greIbieIm, Sic ieben 70 oui8erest
aus"
I'D 8rduIetn Olga, aug GnaOsn, fra9er
Sic mid ni6t."
Gr Oridte ibr bic 9anb, unO Olga begutr
ppn etpaS 2lnoerem 3u reben.
@9ll8 Der Wa(5er 81 @npe mar, nd5erte er lG
Gonftan3e. Sic fab nod am 8ianO. @oer
6en9te 1i4 gu ibr nieber unO iagte auf Sraas6=
Ifti6:
u8rdulein G~unfon5e, perg6nnen Sic mir Der
ndGiten @al5er, i'd bite Sie."
$50 babe ein flr ale 0toI ertldrt, baB Id
niemai5 nit Sbnen tan5e," erpieoerte GOnitan3'
III b%erielben Spra6e.
Isle beablj6ti9en allp beute 2tbeno gar MD
jI tan5en?" fragte Goert in 9e~reistem Son.
nDaB babe id nidt 9eia8t, %ionOern nur, baf
i'd Mot nit Sbnen tango, 9aben Sic bic Site,
mi3 u 81 perla1en, 9ie lbrtge Su9ent
Wiinidt gepiB, baB i'd peiter ipieIe."
rDenten Sic baran, GonitanSe, OaB Sic
oieie 8ei8erung mir be5obIen ipQen," .%fliiitertc
er uno %entfernte fi@.
tf.. (5OrtIeBuna folQt.)
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0eDaiale Gratf6eiten.
O5r0noGic5e SSur 9aete9stirt
e ION s#
=. -- Or. Sofepb Oabtar.
Offce: SO. 228 8tne StraBe,

,a.. -r. -" -" Fy~ ~
Office: go. 228 8tne Strdbe,
8ptIab ELY a.
f6neae anS Sfa2SpIl@e Sur. SIC Mebisin fpifO bun NIT
iettf ~5utereitet rms Ia bur9au8 fret BON QEedFIber,
0eDcitte Rranfbciteit ,
besberret @fF@ledtS, is I&tedlta tn ieren Spleer, psnn Uer-
nablafFBt u. renn nG BON etaem ~erfl9rnsn 5rst bebarbsIt.
80 SelbtbeRedIng {Onanie), 4I
berer traatiae gplgeu fA ~funt8tben tn Gli6ntut6 nd6htde
6aanten~G rSieBungeD, SG9d9e ter udunlt6sn 3aueun9s-
9eute, Die fb be1ien bepu6t Hiub, ipltett f@ bertrduensSpu
an mid perSea. SO babe &duGtube folder l1n8lIGlt6en
su tbyer fritberen trdfyGen @eiunbbett SurifSebra@t bic
5pa GnSert taIi@ ~bebaabfIt pter als ~WnHellbat a%ufee8eber
ppsten fab.
~. 6rdlenz&rantbeiten
0etBer 81 uB tiuftg BITE tltfa@e ag9entttner S4ra-
DE, nMregtfmdBt8tett un6 III fri d tbGrtett,
unre9e | nj d E igfetts ,
tn Der rtCnattt6ea &eEnieuts Dter eansttGes GnSbtetbeu
~terfftbet, glaiapgeG BON wel6er urfa9e, ptrb In Ipent9en &a'
gen tct MIR ~Her8eftelt pine n~adt9etIt6e TM8eH tHr oe @e+
%lgnbEeit.
sett mefner 1~5jaEttAen grarl8 Ia Htef8st Stabt tase tA
mtA bauptEGGlt6 NIT Der 8ebantlua9 pbt8er &rGnthetter
bcf4dfttst unb bdrtt bic eldnsenDfen ~OfefuItate er3tel. .
MuSipdrtige BatIents1
fbnnen BON MIR ~betanbelt perhen, menn ie MIR tbrer 5'-
~ Strsasfe gtri@iDIesenbett wIrb suesF@ert.
sls % t574T GID DR.. Jos. FABIAN,
No. 22S Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa.
dsEl5iO
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-21
TcoaNUNIcATED.

Mn. EDrroR The report of the. Rev
anue Commission states that the eonsump,
ton of cotton will be twelve pounds per
head Of the, people Of the United States
4 tax Of Ave cents per pound would there
fore, be an average OF about Sixty cents to
each individual per annum. But the COM
mission did not calculate the. loss to the
producers by placing FIVE cents per pound
on the whole crop. Perhaps the commits
sion did NOT care how oppressive to the al
isady Impoverished South, Suffice tiff
bensfts the North. The wel-being OF the
Southern producer is Of no moment.
! The commission thinks that five cents
per pound for revenue, will not prove in
any degree detrimental to Our national in
terest." If it does not prove detrimental
10 national interest, it must be right, the
interest Of the planter is not be considered.
The commission thinks, perhaps, in afew
years the crop will reach to millions of
bales. Ifso, will the price Of cotton not
fall in proportion to the increase 2 Suppose
cotton comes down to fifteen cents per
pound, it will not more than pay for It's
production. Will it do then, to put five
cents per pound, or even two cents As
cotton falls in price, hire Of negroes will
come down with. it. Should cotton get
down to what it was In 1860, then we, viii
have paupers in proportion to the North
fern States. Some of the federal officers
employ part of their time writing letters to
their radical friends, Of what they style poor
whites of the South. In all countries there
are poor people. In the South fewer poor
whites viii be found than in any country of
the world. OF this class South Carolina
compares to- much advantage with naughty
Massachusetts,! The census Of 1850 shows
that South Carolina, numbered |, 642 only,
whilst Massachusetts numbered l5,177
ipaupeFs, which is more than nine to one
against South Carolina. Where Isl her
,phylanthrophy and christianity? Would
it not have been better for her to have at
tendedto the ,oa,,ts Of her owa children,
and MOTTO disturb the condition of hertli
tant countrymen2 Has she bettered the
negro. Where are the 100000 of negroes !?
One half of them dead, and dispersed wan
ydering without homes, The other half
,idling, loafng and stealing, the women
prostitated, diseased, and soon will cease
to increase by births, exchanging husbands
and abandoning homes, children and ALL for
"A PLANTER.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-21
JURY PROCEEDINGS.

ALEXANDRIA, Ia, FEBRUAEY 9TH, 1866
According to adjournment the following
members Of the Police Jury met at stne
Court House: r. G. Hynson, President
g. v. Ledoux, Thomas ANoodard,e Dr. r
Bogus, Allen Lewis, A. J. MeCranie.
There being no quorum the Jury !ad
jonrnea til 10 O'Clock, A. N, tomorrow.
= Attest: - .is,l 4:
y Frank L. FORBES, Clerk.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-21

Gea- The late Judge Collatner used to
give the following order of business in the
United States Senate First said the
Judge, have a prayer by the chaplain
next the reading of the journal then VII
son introduces a bill; then Sumner makes
q classical speech; then Fessenden gets
mad, and then the Senate adjouns." This
order has undergone very little change since
Judge Collamer's death 7 First. prayer
next reading the Journal; then Wilson in
PRODUCES q bill j; then Sumner makes an
assault on the President then somebody
proposes to amend the Constitution, and
then the Senate adjourns,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-21
o~-,.o-~-o---.s&a,----c-c-7---~~~

RsgA Life is like a field Of blackberry and
raspberry bushes. Mean people squat
down and pick the fruit, no matter how
they black their fingers; while genius,
proud and unbending, strides fercly on, and
gsts. nothins.but scratches, and holds torn
in his garments. sr. 4. ILL.,.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-21

a
GOLDEN SENTENCES. The Jewish Tai
mud has these sentences nhout women ~
/" A good wife is heavens noblast gift. A
housewife. never allows herself to be dis
ttubed from her work; even while convers-
ing she is busily spinning. An old expert
fenced woman In a household, is an orna-
ment to it like a pearl. He who lives in
an unmarried state knows no joys. none of
the blessings of home, and is without sup
port. The man who stands at the death
bed of his wife feels like those WHO saw
the temple Of Jerusalem reduced to ashes ;
for the wife is the temple in which each
man finds repose and quiet; where he, rests
after the labors of the day, and where he
can give expression to his feelings, joyful
and mournful. God has given to woman
more ability Of judging correctly than to
man, i +. & N%
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World; andYif even one year. its operation
do not produce such a result will certainly
transfer that control permanently ito for
eign rivals I'm. Y. News.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

b Estate of z.ss3ss.. .t,tN
john H. HoLr. 5
DYVIRTUE ofari order IF sale issued
IL from the Ninth Judicial District.
Court, Parish Of Rapides, and directed to
the Sheriff thereof viii be sold at the.
Court House Door in theyfown of Alex.
andria, on 8 ~ ,5l's Af74ki as-,si
SATURDAY.. the 3D. of MARCH, 1856,
the following described property belonging
to the's uccessionof John u. Holt to-wit:
IA Mules. aglsaHass
l5HoTse.,
4 Wagons. 7 ss;S@a II tisiefs I'LL
l.sGarriags. afaa & hans a
TERMS OF sALEs
On q credit Of twelve months purchaser
to furnish notes with approved security,
bearing eight per Cent per snnum Interest
from date till paid, .tqe4 y19alss ss49s. J
J. ROUIH WILLIAMS,
.ital iped sls4,ia0 aSheriG.
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