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News Items,

. Most of the Conservative members Of
the Tennessee Legislature have resigned
In consequence of the outrageous con.
duct OF the Radical majotity.
Ex.General G. NJ, Wilcox, of the late
rebel army, is in Mexico, and don't
want to return to the United States.
Mexican guerrillas still keep at their
depredations on both sides Of the Rio
Grande.
The people Of Raleigh are going to
hold meeting to indorso President
Johnson's great veto.
1t is rumored that Hon, James
Brooks will be appointed to the New
York Collectorship. 4"
1t is SAID thaenearly 100, 1000 ofthe
immigrants who last year arrived in this.
country settled in New York.
Out of the population of Eve thousand,
Fredericksburg, Va, sent one thousand
two hundred to the rebel srhy. Over.
one-tenth Of the number were killed or
died i'll the service, and at least ten per
cent. more are disabled
Tie population of Lcesburg, Va, is
1885. Before the war it was 1900.
: Since June, ls45, forty.fonr steam
boats have been sunk on Red River.
A duel recently took place in Paris
between an actress and manager Of
one of the minor theatres.
Fifteen million dollars of gold has
been sold for the Government in. New
York, during the last two weeks at
commission of / cent.
Queen Victoria has Written an auto.
graph letter to the Pope thanking him
tor the instructions he had given to his
clergy in the Fenian matter.
~ dispatch from Washington to the
Philadelphia Ledger states that the
Peace Proclamation is ready, and may
be shortly looked for to make its ap.
pearance. The President, in this docu.
ment, declares the war as successfully
closed, peace restored TO the country,
aud the Southern States entitled to rep.
resentation in the councils OF the nation.
: The Hon. Geo. S. Bryan Of Charles.
ton has been appointed Judge Of the
United States Circuit Court.
The n. Y. Post thinks that the ex .
treme men in Congress have discovered
that they have got to deal with man
who can repel violence by violence,
with man Of earnest convict ions,
OF firm and positive character {; one
who ID not to be driven, or brow.
beaten, or led, but who Is to be treated
respectfully as full grown statesman
and power. This knowledge will do
no bodEany harm.
Two negro women got up prize
fight at Cairo H., the other day, and
were fined $50 dollars each after the
battle ended
a Washington dispatch says the
Presidents of the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore, and the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, were Oh ednesday
before the COMMITTEES on the proposed
air line road to New York, ard made
strong arguments tagainst the bill now
before the Committee.
The Philadelphia Age, in allnding TO
the treatment of Jefferson Davis, says
at is an old story over again. Long
ago, when Napoleon was sent to ST.,
Helena, a poet appealed to victor in
lines That ring in our ears now with all
their force and oddly. 1t was Tom
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hive supply Of Revenue Stamps of
various denominations, which can be had
by applying either at this Office or at the
office Of the Clerk of the Court.
Ii. A. GAILLARD.
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WIN nJ sBORO.
Saturday Morning. March 10, 1866.

7. P. SLIDER, ESQ, is the sole
:, gent for this paper in Charleston, S. G
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We have received new and large
supply Of paper suitable to job printing
of all descriptions.
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soon become the strongest OF ali.
e.-s sS-
EDlsro AND ASHLEY CANAL CON-
PANY.-By the notice Of arrivals in
our paper this morning, it will he
seen that the steamer Moneka brought
to this port, from. Nav York, a
large number Of steerage pssscn.
gers. On inquiry, we learned that they
were the first arrival Of large number
Of laborers, who have been engaged to
work on the Edsto and Ashley Canal.
and that the first instalment will be fol.
lowed by an equal or greater number
every week, until enough have been pro.
cured to"fnish the work.
On their arrival, they were transf9
red to the steamer General Bennett,
which was cheerfullv rendered to the
company by Tho military authorities for
the purpose Of conveying them directly
up the Ashly River tothe scene of their
future operations. This prompt action
on the part Of the military, shows that
they appreciate the Importance Of such
additions to our laboring community,
and are ready and willing TO do al in
their power to aid snch laudablc enter.
prses.
We are pleased to be able to ohroui.
clethis event, as it is, we believe, the
first successful attempt made in this
State TO bring out laborers for public
enterprise, and augurs well for the sue
cess Of this most important undertaking,
and proves that we are correct when we
asserted, some months ago when the
company made the selection Of our es-
teemed fellow citizen, Capt G.. E.. Chi.
chester, as superintendent Of the work,
that they had chosen the very man to
carry their work through TO completion.
His energy. perseverance and skill in
managing men, is well known and MP.
.pfeciated in this community. Churles.
ton Court2'.
The New York Times makes the fol.
lowing proposition to the radicals. which
we take to be President Johnsqn's ulti.
mahim
"The exclusion of loyal men from
Congress, in violation alike of theHy
rights and the Constitution, is the main.
il not the sole cause of the present diff
ference Of sentiment between them. II
the Union majority in Congress had
been in its action true to the principles
OF tho pnion party, and had not allow.
ed itself to be swerved from those prn.
clples by the Ndroit and reckless MACH
nations Of men who have with them
no sympathy whatever, this conflict
would never have arisen. Whenever
that same majority can throw off the in.
fiuences by which Vt has been thus mis-.
led, and came back to it's true and origi.
nal position, that conAic. will end, and
all the dangers which now seem TO be
impending over the Union party and
the country will be forever lin the deep
bosom Of the ocean buried"
Thaekeray tells OF an Irish woman
begging aims Of him. who. when she
saw hun put his iihnd in his poooik1eff poooi1f
cried out, "May the blessings Of Cod
follow You all yonr life" but when he
only pulled out his snuff box. immediate
! y addel, nd never overtake ye." =
.
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Why is Artcmus Ward like n colore3
man? Because he is "A Ward ofthS
Nation."-- fredericksburg Era. 81
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Thatkeray tells OF an Irish woman
begging aims Of him. who. when she
saw hun put his iiland in Ills pooksyyff, isyf
cried out, "May the blessings Of God
follow You all yonr life," but when he
only pulled out his snuff box. immediate.
y addel J, % nd never overtake ye."
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New CURRENCY We had the small
modicuns of pleasure of handling ten
and FIVE dollar bill Of the new issue by
the State Of South Carolina. Tie bills
are beautifully executed, and are tinted
with the national color for paper curren.
cy--green. We hope that the $780,.
600 oflhe issue will afford the people of
the StR'e some relief in their present ne.
cesSities. - Columbia Phenir.
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Dr. Whites experience and for thirty years.
an extensive practice large cities have brought to him m
treatment vast amount Of every form Of disease beth acute
and chronic.
His remedies restore the stomach liver and blood and al
secretons and excreOns OF the entire system in unhealthy
healthy condition Instead of nurlng any part Of the sys
TEN or the constitution, they repair the injuries
and wastes Of the entire organism with truly SOUND mind in
a sound body.
The Institute established for the all chronic
assesses viz: Rheumatcs Colds Coughs Bronchitis Laryn
ehtis Asthma Consumption and all diseases of Throat
Lungs Heart Liver, Spine Stomach Bowels Costiveness
Dyspepsia sorouia Kings Evil White swengs all Sores
Ulcers Abcesses Cancers Piles Fistua sypbis and onor
hea In all their stages Mecual hereditary faint an rad
cal Impurities OF the Blood Jaundce Diseases of the Eyes
6Ain Soitre tBg Necl1 Diseases Of the Kidneys Grave
Dabets Dropsieal Diseases all Female Ailments Weakness
wasting and Nervous Afecons Sick Nervous and Sun Head
ache Depression of Spirits Hppocondrs Mysteries Fits OF
spasms We repea the worst eFupon tho skin all sorts
ulcers OF whatever nature, to the ncpen CanSer which 80
seVousg speedily and permanently cured
One or two hours spent At the institute with Dr. White fra
quenty save weeks Of fever other suerngs-otep f
Now that communication open again. he receives Gala pr
Sonay and by letter as formally parts Of the country
Consultation free-stamps "forgotten.n
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Appeal from Presldent Roberts to the
FeAian Mrotherhood.


LupIow. STREET JAIL.
70 tie n Bohsood and rSm aarG & 3 nse "a 1905
b3ohaefS ana CObtftryBlei9---Hhe Irish people
81 America are again united in the cause of Irish
independence and universal Freedom The cheers
which arose from the Irish soldiers al Lime Stone
Ridges as the English foe went fleeing before their
avenging steel, has found responsive echo in
every Irish heart and made us one in love ntlr-
pose, and resolve. We see, after ages of foul
oppression, the unquenehable desire Of irish indie
pendence blaze forth anew, and, as itsweeps along
the cities and prairies Of this vast continent If
gathers within Its magic influence five millions of
Irish hearts, and twice five millions of friends of
freedom and foes of despotism, Arise then, NV
countrymen, and nerve yourselves, for the struggle
is nobiy commenced. Cast aside every consider.
alton that would darken the dawnng hopes of
your ensaved countFyman. Be true to liberty,
your country, and your God, and your native land
instead Of being iazar-house Of slavery, will
soon be the garden of freedom.
Stand firmly by the cause. Be not dismayed at
obstacles. You must surmouut them, and you
VIII. Let eoWardice and ignorance desert and
denounce you. What OF that? The true men are
still legion, and the struggle must not be ahan-
doned even though our soldiers should be con-
PEELED, through the oyerzeal OF the United States
ptlelals, to abandon tho present campaign. There
10 no turning back for US, my eountrymen. Our
movement must and shall advance. RetroQressiOu
would entail eternal infamy and bring q deeper
staln q slavery upon our country and race and it
1s as Legitimate for you to attack English power in
Canada as 1t was for England to attack France
theTe, or France and America England.
Remember in union there is strength, and that
union which has been ceinanted by the blood of
our gallant brothers must be eternal ana let the
man pc anathematized and banned who with living
lips OF evil heart wand dare to weaken or dis.
solve H. Be true to Ireland ateadfaat in the right
and ondismayedhy Obstacles; and remember fhat
Ffeedeais battle oncs BARN s. -
Btqueatked from bieedinr sra 10 am
Though batied Oft is eyer won %
Iremain, with unchanged dissemination and re.
gard, your countrymau, Ny. a. RoRFRTs N' i
President Fenan Bfotherh6od
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TIE above statement is Just true and correct transcript
fir m the books of the Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS PresidGA
J. P, RoUx, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ORLEANS, CITY NEW ORLEANS
Sworn subscribed before me- this goth day of March
1865, EDMOND MEUNIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
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OF THE
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY q, 1866
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BEwAREoF THB YIDDERs Al the time Of The
surrender Of, Gen. Johnston's army there were
seventeen ine0Rsolable widows IN the immediate
vicinity Of Clayton fifteen miles east of Raleigh
il the eounEY Of Johnston. Areeent census shows
that sixteen Of the mournful have put OF their
Hseeds donned bridal 70 bes, and are safely moored
to the anchors of their souls. Tie lonely one II
only waiting for the GAVIN Of june to ditto her.
selt-i Raleigh Progress.
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Tie Indianapolis Journal Of saturday nv,

Deputy Sheriff Cramer returned vesterdsv from,
Kentucky, whittier he had been 10 serve a procsss
directed By Gov. Morton to the governor ofKen.
lucky, for arresting lady belonging to the nj.
city. She is charged with having committed pers
jury in glgi1g testimony before one Of our courts
last summer. We are enjoined to suppress names.
and for the time aequieseeD
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The Company will pay interest at per cent on all
its Outstanding Certificates of Scrip to the legal holders there
Of on and after ths second Monday in July next
The Board Of Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend of
SIXTY per cent the earned premiums entitled to partcpa
on for the ending April 3d. 1866; which certificates
will be issued on and after the rst Monday August next
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
SAMUEL b. KENNEDY, Vice President
HENRY V. oGpRS, Secretary,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA )
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans :
Belt remembered that the 9Th day of june 1896 before
the undersigned Justice Of the Peace for the
perish aforesaid personally appeared Pember.
President Paul Fourey Secretary the Merchants
Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who being duly
sworn according law did dePose and say that the
statement just true and transcript from the books
of the Company
JOHN PEMBERToN, President
PAUL FoURCHY, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 9Th day Of june 1866
PAUL W. CoLLENS,
Third Justice of the Peace.
Alta nesting Of the Board Of Directors held the day
Of June 1866 it vasresOlved to declare Scrip Dividend
Forty Per Cent the Net Earned Participating Premiums
for the ending Onhe sst day Of May 1866 for which
fcaes viii be issued and after the rs day August
Also pay and after the Monday in July next the
balance due Scrip Issue Of 1885, per cent interest in
Common Currency on notwithstanding scps of the Company
DIRECTORS;
Ed DupasseHr, John PembertoD, David McGoard,
P Maspero, Pierre POutz, s. e. Relf
T. F. Generes, n. PUG, ]. j. Fernandez
J. Morgan Hall ChRs SagoFy
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THE EMPIRE PARISH
A. Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATUl

THE ADVFRTISER,
L VERMILLIONVILLE, LA
Official Journal Of the Parish Of Lafayette.
Published Every Saturday by VIM. B. RaiIeyt
EDITOR.
CoSDITIoNsFor year payable in advance So
AdgertSug-Fpr exceeding the ten
lines dollar and fifty for the first Insertion one
dollar for each subsequent Insertion
Liberal discount made yearly advertisers.
Job work executed with neatnes and dispatch be
paid for delivery.
Announcing candidates fifteen dollars payable in
adj
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DR.. DE ANDRES
-PURE-
sARSAPARILLA BITTERs.

.sARSAPARILLA BITTERs.
The attention Of tine Pnbc City and Country Trade 70
sPectfuily called to the introduction Of the
SnrsaparIlIa BItterg.
The most Pleasant and valuable Bers that has ever
tr1duced in this country The general can be supplied
by the following Grocers Druggists.
Fatio Marks & Co, 49, IS and Il New Jsyee street
Griffin Porch, 81 and SO Tchoupitoulas street
z, J, Hart Co., a. IS and Y Tchouptoulas street
L. Baset, Graver and Tchouptouas streetg
r Avet Cambon, SO and 81 Old Leyee street
John T. Moore. cor. Poydras and New Levse streeta
VIM. O. Mitchell, cor. Camp and P0ydras streets
Cass 4 Downing, 30 Poydras street
W. Marsden Druggist Magazine and Gravier.
Turner Wales Druggists, cor Royal and Custonhouse
@. n. MORRISON, Agent
u Magazine street.
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STEAMBOAT AGENTS.,
A PSYCHOLOGICAL
VIEW OF MARRIAGE,

VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
Containing nearly 300 pages 100 fine Plates and En-
cravings of the Anatomy of the Human Organs in state
Health and Disease with treatise on Early Errors its De-
ploabe Consequences upon the Mind and Body with the An
'hors Plan of Treament-he only rational success full
mode of cure as shown by the report Of treated
truthful adviser to the married and those contemplating
rage who entertain doubts of their physical condition Sent
free OF postage to address receipt 25 cents in stamps
or postage currency, by addressing
DR.. La CROIX
No 81 Maiden Lane, Albany N Y
The author may be consulted upon any of the diseases
which his book treats either personally by mail and edi
cines sent to any part of the world
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
MADISON HOUSE,
JACKSONVILLE, LOUISIANA

| JACKSONVILLE, LOUISIANA.
The undersigned has opened House as Boarding House.
and ready to receive families for the season. and also tran
scen boarders reasonable Our house is pleasantly
situated the river and have good fishing and bathing
and every thing to made guests comfortable Our House
is opposite the Steamboat Landing.
MRS. A. sTE1NwAoHs.
| THE WELCOME.
BAR ROOM AND RESTAURANT
Formerly the Lynch HouseJ
| Nos. III and 113 POydras Street.
WIN. o'&EAGHER, Proprietor.
Choicest Wines Liquors. Cigars decaces of the season
Well ventilated apartments for gentlemen. Desirable house
for steRmbostmen. Terms moderate
NTOREAU's RESTAURANT,
No. l2s CANAL STREET, BETWEEN ST, CHARLES AND
CARONDELET
Propretos respectfully Inform their old friends and the
Curean world hat the above Restaurant open for ther
accommodation the old place and that they intend to
leave nothing undone to continuance that repu
ton which many years enjoyed viz tst OF being ons
| of the very drst Restaurants in America.
Ali the dsicaces OF the season. with the choicest Wines
Liquors always on hand.
The Pfopetors thankful for past favors solicit cont,nu
RHODES MOULIN.
I ,OUIsIANA HOTEL,
H3 TCHoUPIToULAs STREET,
Opposite st. Marys Market within square OF the Texas
Steamship Landing,
NEW 0RLEAN
ca Terms-S2 per day.
J. CONDOR, Proprietor.
SOUTHERN HOTBAs-sT. LOUIS, MISSOURI
SOUTHERN HOTEL,
On Walnut street, between Fourth and Fifth,
LOUIS, MO
The Undersigned Proprietors Of this ELEGANT HOTEL,
would By glad to their friends and the public, will d.
everything in their power render their stay the
agreeable
LAvE1LLE, WARNER 1 CO, PrOprietors.
NJ Mobile Advertiser and Register copy months and
send bill to this office
BROOKS HOUSE.
THE PROPRIETOR of this vel known and popular esJap
shment finding his location small the call,
upon nm for accommodation will the LIST November
next, remove to
Nos SGT, S29 aRd s8I Canal Street,
Corner Of Basin Street
where he hopes TO be able home to bs friend.
he needs hardly state that his table now as ever unsuT
passed and that comfort will be enjoyed By pGtrous
HOURS OF MEALS:
Breakfast from % o. Dinner rom to A. Supper otos
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE,
NO, 10 ST, CHARLES STREET NEW ORLEANS,
Between Common and Canal Streets,
ID. M. Stella, Proprietor.
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~ PARSONS
MANUFACTURER
HadheId's Union Fireworks.
IMPORTER
CHINESE FIRE-GRA6KERs ROCKETS, ETC
MANUFACTURER
LANTERNS, FLAGS, ETC
Also, large Of his own Importation Of
Toys and Fancy Goods.
No. "A John street, Broadway NEW YORR
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The Board Of Trustees have resolved to declare Scrip dv
dend Of thrty6ye per cent the earned participating
premiums for the year ending 18th February 1866 for which
certificates will be issued and after the I'd day of July
next
The Scrip Certificates Issued year 1860 will be re-
deemed, also per interest outstanding Certa
Gates of Scrip will be paid the Monday of May
1866 to the holders thereof their legal representatives
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRIERE, Vice President
i p Rnng Ssnretarr
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MEDICAL,
nR. y. WHITES INSTITUTE
asa CARoNDELET STREET,
In rear of the City Han.

The hrs AIN OF human beings happiness and happiness
implies health of body and mind.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-22
COOPER DE- MORSEI

TNO be sold at great bargain, first class provis-
Il ion store, if applied for soon. Inquire at 1854
Congress- corner of Oak street. dc1gd1ws
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-22
California SIanr.

The San Francisco Bulletin criticises a re-
cent article on "Slang" in the London Review,
for emitting to notice the racy idiomatic
phrases of California. 1t says:
That country which has exhibited 50 much
vitality in slang as California, and has as it
were, crystallized SO many of its peculiarities
into succinct and crisp expression, should be
overlooked in this catalogue is offensive to the
egotism of every citizen. A country which has
elevated slang to the dignity of geographical
nomenclature; which reioices in the pastoral
village OF "One Horse Town." has certainly
some claims on posterity. With what vivid
conception ofthe amiable gambling weakness
es of our pioneers will the future historian
speculate upon the first of these euphonious
titles. ForAbe it observed, Californian slang,
unlike the illegitimate concentrations of
other countries, has always some significant
local derivation. Ourhalf-year droughts are
expressed in the once popular ejaculation DRY
up, as well as the acme of silent sterility and
evaporated fiuency. To "slosh around exhib-
its that prevailing fluidity which bespeaks
rainy seasons and diluvial epochs. "Played
out is another "reminiscences of the gambling
table, and expresses wildly that hopeless con-
dition Of affairs, in which even the operations
of chance are suspended. ITO copper" or to
stake ones pile" belongs to the gambling
epoch OF our civilization, while to take stock"
IN any statement, theory or suggestion, at once
proclaims degree of unsuspecting and imbe-
cile credulity, which the history of the past
few years makes doubly significant To "climb
down" to anything is Western OF Pike Califor-
MAN, Pike itself being derivatiye slang and
is perhaps the most graphic description of
painful and laboriOus retrogession; an act
which involves all the energy and danger of
climbing without its ambition or hopefulness
Of course there are many examples of Cali.
tornia slang which stand solely on their own
immediate and individual merits; sentences
and epithets which have neither conception nor
CESSATION, but which have sprung, like Miner
va, fully armed from the brain of some Califor-
MAN Jove. Sect" as an intransitiye verb
seems to lack completeness and significance;
but as the abbreviated form of Get up and
get it gives us vivid picture of the transfor-
nation OF inertness into activity. you get!"
and the apparition Of a revolver placed at the
head OF a midnight burglar; "You bet" and
the disappearance of the head as related in the
popular anecdote, is pure California idyl To
De on anything, expresses something more
tqan habit, an adaptibihty of the individual to
the haoit, which no other term can express.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-22

If you would have beef for your table, that
when cooked, will be sweet and tender, losing
none of its natural fluids by dilutiOn with wa
ter, prepare pickle as follows. We have tried
it for years and have found it superior to the
celebrated Knicker6ocker pickle, or any other
made with water: 4ir
For 100 lbs. beef take 1ta..l e.
4quarts coarse rock salt finely pulverized
lbs. brown sugar-fine and dry.
ounces saltpetre, pulverized. Bloc bsb
Mix the whole together, and rub the prepar-
alton well into each piece of beef, and pack it
down snug in the barrel. In few days the
juices of the meat will dissolve the preparation
and make pickle enough to cover the beet Put
no aodter in. Let there be no other liquid than
the natural juices of the beef TRAxI