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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-06
I OCKWOOD's NEW
G. O l. T. 4 Il .

NODDED TO FIT THE NECK. AND WITH 4 SPACE
FOR THE CKANAT.
The Lockwood Ma. Co. the Trade that tiev
have Just brought Mem Midd C0ay hdriHg more Se
Cyardf and all Teects be'tey tiEg and tefer
shaped In any heretofore pyoduced with the exception ~
" Lockwoods Cloth Lined Collars y
The paper i. sohd and will split. and is consequently
sfyonqr dvrabk than any heretofore made, bong
BY the parties who for many years past hv.
made the BOND Deed and Bank paper Tor the u = T-
ury Department IN addition this the cosrsemsev'' or
made by the machinery our best Cloth Lined goods,
and are guaranteed the best an Paper Collars made
Each Collar is branded with an ARROW which hss oeen
recered In the IT, = Circuit Trade Mara Tor his
quality OF goods.
LOCKWOOD MIG Co..
No. 81 Reade.st.. Y. y.
Or Nos 2s5 snd 25g South Ihirdst.. Phi lde pla
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The following yeritable statement exhibits
the total number OF passengers that have arrived a.
Castle Garden under engrant regulations for the past
70 Nears and the total arrivals for each year.
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The ordinance laid over until tie neat meeting
OF the Board.
The Board then adjourned.
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90 TO THOMAS r. AGNEW'S Nos 260
" and 262 Greenvch corner Of Murray, and there YOU
will hnd Teas Coees FISH Flour and thing ele cheaper
than any store in New.York. One price house.
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LOIS DE LA LOUISIANA.
-'o ACTE

ACTE
,o,r,,rovkNT ITNE MEILLEURE ADMINISTRATION
NE INSTITUTION DIES AvEUGLEs, sGURDs EFT
,,Irrrs DE BATON ROUGE, EN- GET ETAT.
SECTION /. LIE sGnat ct 10 chambre de re-
,,rasantant de rEtat de la Louisiana, reunis
~ On assamblee generate, decretent: LIE gou-
yarnenr de pEtat nommera tous les deux ans,
de rayis ct consentement du senat, eng CT.
toyens r6sidant en- IEtat de la Louisiana, qul
seyont charges de Ia direction de llnstltutlon
dos Ayeugles Sounds ct Muets de 6aton-
Rouge, ct porteront lie tire daamlnistfateurs
de cette dite institution. .
Sec. 2. Decretent de plus : hes I aqminis-
trateurs auront dams les edltlces &c lns1ltu-
ton une sale exclusivernent consacree lenr
usage dams laauele lis Sc reunlront tous les
mos GU chaque fois qu'ils lie lugerent Sqnve-
nable, atm de s'occuper des atfaifes de lns.l-
tuition. lis tiendront I'm proces-yerbh exact ae
leurs deliberations, ct lis presenteront uous ieS
ans, durant la premiere semalne dc M sessiol
reguliere de lalegislature, un srappors eApo
SAINT a Iassemblee generate, III slVoa'ion oe
affaires de Prostitution, ,,.rg,,E.,s...,..
SEC. s. 5Decflt6nt de- Piyis': lis cholsiron
un de leurs colleagues poHr preslder 10 con
SEC. 4. Decretent de plus: IT 'ls mempre
du conseil administration formeront UNI non
bre legal a leffet de gerer, ct lis poorfoi
nommer un dentreux, president inter,l llislD
en- fabsence de leur president reguiler' !, gsl
SEC. 5. Decretent de plus = LIE conseit aul
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la surveillance ct le contr0le de institution
en- general; il fera toutes ordinances utiles
sa direction ainsi que tous regleinents coll'e-
nables a administration ct gouyernemeht de
TInstitution ct DIES eleves.
SEC. 6. Decretent de plus lis admettfoh.
atm de les instrure tous, les sourds les 1iiuets
ct les aveugles qui sont dornicilies dams sEtat,
ct indigents, que leur parents GU tateufs Ao
peuvent entretenir leurs frais; Ills pourrohe
de plus admettre tous autres sourds' MUGS :a: es
aveugles qul Sc presenteraient, aux coalal'ioh'
ct termes qu'ils prescriront. h
SEC. T. Decretent de plus LIE coIlseh
pourra nommer ct congedier tout 11ltela'4ns,
matrone, rnedecin, maitre ct efnpioye qah
considerera CONNIE utile a la bonnie admlnls-
tration de TInstitution; il pourra regler le1rs
announcements. accepter tout don on donation
an ben6fce exclusif de FAsile ct ester en-
SEC. 8. Decretent de plus LIE conseil eira
tous lie ans un tresorier, qui fournira caution
pour assurer La tidele executionde ses devoirs
a la satisfaction de La majorite DIES melnbres
&c trlsorier recevra tous les trimest1es, snr lie
mandat du president du conseil, toute alLoca-
ton fate PEtat, toute somme GU donation
revenant "A lInstitution; il paiera sur l'ordre
du conseil, toute reclamation d,li aura reGu
son appreciation, ct en- la maniere de9ignee.
LIE conseil elira de plus I'm secretaire tsli de-
vra tenir un compile tidele DIES recettes ct de-.
penses, I'm inventaire DIES biens credits ct res
sourses de rInstitution, ainsi que DIES travaux
fats ct DIES reclaInations portees contre elle 4
ct assister aux seances dn conseil LIE treso-
rier, lie secretaire ct lie surintendant tiendront
leurs complies Let archives dams des registres
bien relies, ouverts en- tous temps rexamen
DIES membres du conseil administration.
SEC 8. Decretent de plus LIE conseil, en-.
so seance mensuelle, chargera fun de SEES
membres de inspection hebdomadaire de-
institution ct de rendre compte la seance
| mensuelle suivante de la maniere don't marche
| reimbursement
SEC 10. Decretent de plus Les premieres
nominations, prevues par Get acte, seront fail
ties dams les dix jours qui suiyront son ,adop-
| ton I. les membres entreront en- fOnctions i'm
mediatement ct y resteront pendant deux an
nGes consecutiyes a compter du jour de leur
nomination ct jusqua ce que leurs successeurs
aient etc, conform lment La premiere section
de Get acte, NOMINEES ct aient pris qualite.
Sec. H. Decretent de plus Toute loi on
clause incompatible avec les dispositions de
Get acte est, par lie present, abrogee.
| Sec. r. DGcretent de plus : Get acte Soc
tira son etfet compter de son adoption.
(Signe y J. B. ELAN,
Orateur interimaire de la Chambre des Repre-
sentants. ........l
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant Gouverneur ct President du Senat.
Approve lie mars 1866.
J. MADISON WELLS,
Gouverneur de l'Etat de la Louisiana
Pour copie conforme
| J. H. HARDY
Secretaire d'Etat
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EDUCATIONAL.
OUISlAyA STATE SEMINARY OF
LEARNING AND MILITARY ACADEMY
At Alexandria, La.

The LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY OF LEARNING
AND MILITARY ACADEMY is prepared to rereive
Beneficiary Cadets appointed in with Act No 49,
approved March 7h 1851 amended in Section ls No.
&c. approved March 7h 1876 which amendment requires the
elecon to be made "fo among hose who have them
selves or whose havs the Of paying their
expenses which facts shall appear by the certificate Of the
Police Jury of the parish Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Public Schools the city Of New Orleans upon condition
that the BenefcIes whose education thus provided for
shall be required at thu close of their at said Institution
to the occupation Of teaching school, within this State
for two years thereafter and shall required to report such
fact to the Superintendent of the said Institution.
The Police Jues Of the parishes Of tie sate and the
Board OF Directors Of the Public Schocsof the city Of New Or
Bans requested toappon. said Beneficiary Cadets With
OH. delay. L-. ... ...r..I .. -5...r
The appointed must be fourteen d years of age He mus
read and write WE'LL and know arithmetic far Al ratio ana
proportion inclusive and the rudiments ct English gamner
and geography.
The Institution will furnish the Beneficiary with everything
necessary for his maintenance and education but clothing
good supply of which, especially Undertaking, he must
bring with him.
The present June Goth The re1t session Of
onhs Will begin the Monday in septenabe and close
Both 1867 The Institution has good corps of Professors
eighty Cadets present and there eascn TO
ss eve that has from the dangers which recently
tes< it, and now stands firm and lasting basis. ..
J. MADISON WELLS,
governor OF Louisiana, and e1oicio Prss!tsnt Of the
Board of Supervisors
Manch 9Th, 1896.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27

TO RECEIVE PAPERS FROM LATE SURVEYOR GEN.
BE it resolved by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the State of Louisiana in
General Assembly, convened, That joint
committee of both Houses be appointed to re-
ceive from the estate of Mr.. Brengier late
Surveyor General of the State of Louisiana,
all public papers, or documents which may be
in possession of said estate, belonging to the
State. That said committee on receipt of the
said papers shall turn over to the Register of
the State Land Office, who will receipt for said
papers, giving an accurate description of the
same, and they shall then become part Of the
records of his office. m- ..
(Signed) - J. B. ELAN,
Speaker pro TEN. Of the House of Representa-
tives. Nh
(Signed) ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate. ...r .M.n.r.
Approved March s, 1865. t..l.-5
(Signed) J. MADISON WELLS,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy: t|t
J. H. HARDY,
Secretary of State.
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DR. DE ANDRIE's
-PuNE-
SARSAP BITT ESS.

The sasnton Of the Pub City and Country Drade is re-
spectsa,ly called to the Introduction of tho
a-Nr sapsapay4lla BitteBs,
st p,easan. and yslnable Bitters that BEEN
roacsd in this country Te trade in general ea be suppa
by tina following Grocsrs ard Druggists: "a; -. ,..
Fato Marks d Co., q, As and At NeHsLeveA street.
Griffin & Porch, 81 and 80 Tchoupitouas stsset.
Ell Hart Co., 73, rs and II Tcheuoitousas street.
I. Basset cor Gravies and Tchoupitoulas streets.
F. Avet & Csmbon, 80 and 81 Old ksvee street.
John T. Moore cor. Foydras and New Leyss Streets
VIM G. Misohsl, cor. Camp and foydras Streets
Cass Bowling 80 Poydras street,
w. Marsden Druggist cor Magazine and Gravien
Turner WALES Druggists Royal snd Custonhouse
G. N. MORRISON, Agent,
u Magazine street
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Observation-Disclosures

REsOLUTION-CONJO
oRDoNNANT DE REcE voIE DE L'ANCIEN ARPEN-
TEUR GENERAL CEITAINEs PAPHRs.
lie senat ct la chambre DIES representants
de 1'Etat de La Louisiana, reunis en- assemblee
generate, ont resolu: I'm comite conJolnt,
compose de membres des deux chambres, Sc
ra nomme retfet de recevoir de In success
sion de feu N. Brinzier, ancien arpenteur Se-
neral de rEtat de la Louisiana, touS les docu-
ments publics appartenant a rEtat qui peu-
vent Sc trouver en- possession de la succession
susdite. Lorsque ce comite aura reGu ces dlts
documents, il les remettra au registrateur du
bureau des terres de fEtat qui, dams son rece-
pisse, en- donnera une description exacte et
desornais, ces documents feront partle DIES
archives de ce bureau
(Sirne y J. B. ELAN,
Orateur interimaire de la Chambre DIES Re
presentants
ALBEIT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant Gouverneure ct President, du Senat
| Approve le mars 1866.
j. MADISON WELLS.
Gouverneur de l'Etat de Ia Louisiana.
Pour copie conforme
| j. H. HARDY,
Secretaire d'Etat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27

\ EREE BlSPENSARY. DR..
D NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
Free medical surgical will be held at the
New Or OF Medicine Common ana Vere
straets opposite the Charity HOSPITAL day. between the
hours of Sand 10 A. n SKA. 80, !, -, ~, !,
Prof d VI RrickeA the Prescription Department undsr
The CHARGE Of Drs Mitchell and Perry assisted by Dr. L.
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NEDTkCE.-THE FIRM OF GOODRICH 4 CO, BY
IN Insu al consent is this day dissolved GOODRICH
Will attend the Liquidation of the aars of the late Arm at
GOODRICH CO., Ia Llquidatson
New Orleans Sept. 20, 1865
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COpARTNERsHiP.


A CARD. .........................,A CARD.
GEAas
stsR Or
the junior partner viii continue to give his attention to
business they receive Int is snay disposed Of
s''as,
Washington City, Feb. 10, 1866
THE UNDERsIsNED WILL ATTEND TO ALL
s n se y a the PREF Ggn Of the 9sd
Go %AYR psaa rs IFS sire. Washington Ctr
sfa ILL., vsa Hs'ss
non shey Jase H. Hon
SsssS Ill., s sssHssi x5Ei ss
: Wa.hiagtoa City Feb: 10, 1866.
THE UNDERsItNED HAVE THIS DAY
formed epart1eTship for the purpose Of conducting
sR% Ike PIE ss It TIT s sssrs Ne
corner & raver lately e ocs ussd
MAIDEN sna ss and w.e at s
occupied b Msssra Woodann Bernsa:
-r. ~ FiNLaY,
New Orleans. Marss ]. 1850 T. 9. wOobMAN.
- Washa O. being dissolved BY the vtthdrawal of H b
una RI tie style snd Arm a1 X 1ho
ay.-.az........... 1 zR4z & G COME;
THE PAKTNEasHIF HERETOFORE EXIST;
" G3x Is s 81 ,hs ane s'
.'. = - : -. - ~ " = v Z sS3 5oHsso,
TIE UNDERsIGHED HAVE, rA1s DAP
f2S a e tss'el 6
y yos !: FSph RHs&aRE.
New Orleans Jan. lot, 1856 1856 7-'''l 't---
IIAvINa RETIRED FROM ACTIVE Bus1-
De- hs s1 S @sssr S
EsE erea1s jan So3
NosR1n:Is,f MApn,L q CO, AID MAyLL
sss ';s,5s; T.
'''''A''' ''' ''''''' SS ns sE5osf
In Lieuldation:
THE ,gNDERsIGNED HAVE THIS pay
Martin Of srasacting otteS
tSrags and General colss Office No.
rs, ! Bf I! aARrrs,
OF Opeousas; in coInmendum.
New Orleans jan l6, 1866
s Ms e. . s nHs ss Heys H.
Butts patronage heretofore extended to that firm
I -m- s i&fHstH Il Martin
MIR. JOSEPH NJ. DoMINGUEZ HAS AN
m in oar house cREs ssssf k III CO.
New Orleans, Jsn. ID, 1866
| NOPA KyNE ERSHIP.-Mr. HERMAN MEADER
" ior the last years clerk ny house becomes inter
81 date '''s nf
ss gs fsf s.
,ustJ our the etce and she
| 1sasoe able terms. H. H. HEDDEN,
| Corner nmon and Csrondsetstr
| New Orleans, Oct 2 1865.
vTxHl sCOPls,IsTN EXISTING BETWEEN
Mhss
nnsuaI dissolved the 18th Of May 1864 Either
tie part will attend to the liquidatson Of its affairs
| - A. r. MONTGC @ERY,
JAS. A WHITE
ae-y o teans, ga June 1855.
| TIME UNpEKSIGNED WILL Cor rINUE TIL
L bush Of the late firm Of Nontsomery White b
| owa,aceg int. JAMES A. WHITE,
| lh3 Common
| New On leans, sd june 1855
NEOHKCE.-THE FIRM OF GOODRICH d CO., B
~ 81 is this Gay dissolved J. G. GOcDRIC
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vT,IEE COMPREHENSIVE IN CoMMENDUM
existing city, under the style eftTU RCnTTE
BLAN0AND, expired the 18th February S8l by Limitation
iiouiJston of the late Indicted to them will
please settle their account Tdrcoe his Office
Chartres withoat delay to avoid
iarai ,,rncerdinps J. TURCOrTE,
g. z. RsIANC AND.
A.. PEPIN in, CommenduIn
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Fog 70 rther information address
D. F. BOYD Superintendent,
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Selp ORLEANS Daily Grestent.
LAWS OF LOUISIANA,
No. ISL
JOINT RESOLUTION

TO RECEIVE PAPERS FROM LATE SURVEYOR GEN.
ERAI.
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DISSOLUTION.

DlSStlAUIlON. 80
T,IEE COPARTNEnsHIP IN .coMMENpUM
sS5'sf nSsff y ssSs
Of NJ the 4s
settle their s at his s Elsa
legal proceedings. J. TUBGoITE,
A. rE Fl T. in R1 oonDeaaDm
New Orleans, Maosl6 1866
Won ExIsTkS under BE
the ss" n u,
'li IT. =, s osass < a.4 as s g. iss.
Frsm this date Col JAMES, MELLIGAN will attend to the
e. oSs;f sossiaas
Crescent Auction Mart 66 Gra'ier and IT
s
'''''''' ''''''''' L iA VIZ S SsHa1sAs'
Ss e.
aAa and aa
has been charged with the liquidation of the affairs of
having sgsn;s the s
sozs tie sid firms hereby neisd to come
and seville the
| s sRs: E EEBSW y y s HA9HRhAhE'
Boz sos so5 and ss7 srsvi Sr street, New Orleans
ss., rs sae
k'eS 'as
& na aadn
Bsiustsrs and Dressed Lumber s4, ,,o,r,ans
H me- $EB $$sH ! Sss#saHa
u New Orleans Ma,ah3, 1865
tvVsHE Firm OF j. H. AsMRRIDGE q
NEPHEW having besn dissolved, by limitation, on tha
sst December lsa have resumed business at my ornas
: ONCE No. lba COMMON sTERET,
In connection wiz, the hsuss of J. H. AsHBRIDGE 60,
Londen and liverpool who will continue to dsvoe aosf
SALE OF AMERICAN SECURITIES,
and tho purchase Of eveaJ description Of
MERsHANDdsE suitable for this market.
NJ. GEORGE G. LAwRAsoN sslds my fnn ns.ss o
"' Nsw3rlssas, November H. 1865. .,' "A n
nIssOhETI0N OF CORARTNBRsAIP-
No. The firms of O. e HALL CO., tst. Louis HotaD and
NJ HILpaETH b CO.. ST. Chesl&s HeteD this day da
Il solved by mutual consent O. Hall will hereass
BUSINESS for his account will settle the business
he said firms y. :, " n aISnprr
"' ID EFEKR1Ne TO rHE ABOVE WILL TAKE TTsl
Of my sstshs t. to IL he p'
Hotel since s sssctisn and to the pa IT
few months thoroughly renovated and
s,ss rn sSsn ana oph
these naeh naeh needed mprovssasns ana VI
sdda new Tr "a AVA @ IN "a a
is has 70 those w2 please 10 paonzo
81 Isu ses tbs Il Il
bosses will IT. ssH 4 the old "ite fs' R
NToTACE. ...................."N0TAN
.+.... .,Ir1 Subscriptions flor 81. '-..
| MERCANTILE JOURNAL
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II. IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER,
ruLvoN NEW LEyKD, N61RE DAME ANB JuLH srREazss
l. -'-'6-' New Orleans.
OMce-18S Fulton street. ~ al Il.
Has hand all times and second hand machinery
| s :eaInbeats Saw Mills and Sugar Panations.
Particular and prompt attention paid to Steamship and
anh
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Frsm this date ColJAMES @EIL1GAN viii attend to the
Crescent Auction Sales Stables Baro1ne street, and
Col L. Won ZINYEN continue the Auction and Cornnsson
business Auction Mart l66 Gravier and II
Union street, his OWE account. !, -,
Thanking public for their liberal patronase they will en-
continuance Of TIE same at their respective
placssof business.
7, Won yINEEN.
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MEDICAL.
DR. q, WHITES INSTITUTE
nS7 CARoNDELET sTRENE
In rear Of the City Han

The first aim Of human beings is happr cas- and happne
implies health Of body and zsind.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-07-07
MEDICAL CIRCULAR.


Every Physician located in the ssuatfy = :
small village, and engaged in the practice alkia
profession, has more or less frequently fOaad 30
successful treatment Of chronic diseases difca if
not impossible, owing to the absence Of naa5 Iha-
ciitiss which are within the reach Of those rcsidg
in the sities and larger towns.
The undersigned has for this reason madsssz
rangements for the treatment Of this class of ssz
BY which patients can hase the benefit Of ID ze
appliances known to the profession.
Persons placed Under his sare will receive Il a
dition to medical and Surgical treatment tha his-
fit of DR.. LangSton Parkers method of treatnsst
by fumigatiOn the use of many Of the niu.ssa
and saline waters, both for bathing and senaa
use; bathing in yea water, &c, when indicais |;
beside the QFainary general and LOCAL bsths 81 -
cr. heated air and vapor
Physicians having under their care or knousss
of persons afflicted by obstinate rheumatism. s..
diseases, diseases of the urinary organs, xc, WA
have resisted ordinary treatment, win oonfsI 5
great favor upon such persons, by calling theis s
tention to the facilities here afforded
For special information apply in person s. j
letter, to J. L. CooMBS, Ii. ID.
Portland. Oregnn.
10 Consultation Rooms in crees Builds
over Wells, Fargo Co. Entrance from stark
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-07-07

Milton was asked :ass How is it that in
some countries king is allowed to take his
place on the throne at fourteen years of age.
but may not marry until he is eighteen III
. Because said the poet, q it is easier tc
govern a Kingdom than a woman.,,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-07-07

The Memphis Avalanche last weok CON
tanned the following specimen of Negro Bu-
reau humanity: In the alley between Third
and Fourth and Washington and Adams,
there lies a.ncgro, ever since nine o'clock
yesterday morning publicly exposed, almost
dead with the small pox. The Free1manas
Bureau was notified of the fact, but up to
this writing had not removed him. lie was
without succor of any kind, surrounded by a
crowd of rayenous hogs prepared to consume
him as soon as his life blood ebbed away.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-07-07

A Texas journal, denouncing the Civil
Rights Bill, and the Texas papers that apf
prove it, says: We've buried the hatchej
yes, and we've eaten dirt enough to cover
it forever but, as some emphatic writer
says, id if VIC have much respect for the
man who pretends that he likes ii. =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-07-07

A eolbler, at Paris, who attended the pub.
lie disputations, was asked if he understood
Latin. Nc" he replied but | know
who is wrong in tho argument?'' q How ~
asked his friend. = Why by seeing who is
angry first Il
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-07-07

ST Struggling monsters drifted astern
tearing away at each other's flesh, and
lighting like fends till they disappeared
win any one, after such narrative as this
be ready to withhold credit to theeowfu
yuracity of the shark IL Land and Water
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-07-07

How many stars are there in the heay,
ems ?'' asked one of Confeucius. II dom
know, = answered he; mind things close
at hand" Then how many hairs ar,
there on cats back ~ resumed the aues
tiener. 9 don't care,' said the phiioso
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-07-07

The Boston editors are very indignant at
the admiration, affection and yeneration
which the Southerners entertain for the
memory and virtues of Stonewall jackson.
whereat the Richmond Times says: After
reading their angry comments upon our re
spect for dead hero, we can very we'll un-
derstand their. admiration for, that living
beast. the bottled Butler.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-07-07

WHAT We LOVE- WoaAN. FoR.-Some
one, speaking of beautiful girl with enthu-
si;asni. said he was almost in love with her,
though her understanding was BIZ no means
brilliant. :. Pooh r said Goethe. laughing.
. as if leye had anything to do with under
standing! Nc love a girl for very different
things than understanding lYe lore her
for her beauty. her youth, her mirth. her
caprices, aud Heaven knows SHAT other in
|expressible but we do mol. love her under
standing. Her mind we esteem (if It is
brilliantly and it may greatly elevate her in
our opinion; nay: more, it may enchain rs
when We already love- But her understand
ing is not that which awakens apd infalnes
our passions What win the strong mind
ed. plain woman say to such heresy?