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DIR. Larookah's sarsaparilIn Compound,
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure of
Liver Complaint scropa Kings Evil Dyspepsia propSy'
Neuralgia Epilepsy, Eryspelas, St. Anthony's Fire,
Pimples Pustues Blotches, Boils, Tpmors, Salt
Rheum Ulcers and Sores, Rheumatism,
Pain in the Stomach, Side and
Bowels, General Debility,
Uterine Ulceration
Syphilis
ERCURIL DISEASE,
And ell Complaints arising from or resulting in
IMPURE BLOOD.
1tis dube the strength of any other sarapara Compound
the market and Endorsed by Medical Faculty as the
REST AND CHEAPEST BLOOD PURIFIER TANr
Read the following commendaton from DR.. Abbott of BOs'
ton widely Of the most successful practitioners
Boston, Dec. 6, 1863.
DIR, E. R. KNIGHTS, MELRosE, MASSACHUSETTS,
Dear sir-I used DR.. Larookahs Barsaparia Com
pound in my practice years. and after careful OBJ
seryation of its effects do hesitate to that is in
, nv orinion the SUREST, SAFEST and CHEAPEST
| REMEDY for SCRoFULOUs end sYPHILIFIC DISEASES
that has ever available the medical profession
Fraternaly yours, B. I. Ab6olA' H. "
Price, ST. 90 per Bottle.
Il Pr AIRED by
KNIGHTS. CHEMIST, MELRosE, MASS
~ DR. LARooKAHs
India Vegetable PulmOnic Syrup.
Cures Coughs Colds whooping Cough, Group, Asthma
tarrh, Bronchitis Pain the Side, Night sWeAts,
II Hoarseness, to which Public Speakers and singers
| are liable, Consumption in its early stages
and all Diseases of the Throat
and Lungs
Endorsed by the highest medical authority, elergymen
every denomination authors editors professors in our
colleges and by many of most eminent public men
Containing opium, it is adapted to every age, ana mi
be of the dangerous results which follow
use of of the Cough Preparations of which opium al
fecac the base.
SITTER Hon. G. W. Gooch Member of Congress trc
Massachusetts,
DR. E. R. KNIGHTs-Dear sr-T have used Dr. Lar
abs Syrup in my family for years, and have found it
90 e., Cy,,sbs Colds Sore Tbroat and all a
umptye Complaints etc have recommended it TO seve
friends who have received great benefit from its
q GIVE IT TRIAL
p S5d Price so cents and 81 per Bottle.
DIR. E. R. KNIGHTS, Proprietor MelrOse, Massachuse
esq
ices pEMAs, BARNES $500, New York.
" BARNES WARD a CO., New Orlsan
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The Public

May rest that the manufacturers spare neither pains
nor expense in the preparation IF these remedies They are
made of the very medicines known, in highly concen
ratsd form, upon strictly scientific principles.
DIR. Samuel GIlbert's General Alternative
Acts directly upon the Glands and Mucous Membranessnu
tng them to additional activity their natural fractions OF
eliminating from the Circulating Fluids the usual Eaete
and in disease Morbid Matters and expng them through
the SKIN, Kidneys Liver and Alimentay Canal from the
System 1t is therefore, adapted for the relief Of Chronic
Diseases affecting those orgen Of the membranes
lining them, such
ERUPT1oNs TETTER, ULCERS, soRoFULA'
JAUND1cE Go1TRE,
CHRONIC lNfAAMAliBBEEA BLADDER 3B5E AND UTERUS, ETC.
It is particularly usefalin
SUPPRESSED MENsUEATIoN,
HEREDITARY TAINTs, SYPHILIS
And maades arising from long continued use of Caome
Blue Mass Corrosive submate Powers Solution, Donovans
Solution other preparations Of Mercury and Arsenic
DIR. Samuel Gubert's letter Ointment
Is most excellent preparation for the Of that class
maladies usually termed
DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
and which are popularity know
CHRONIC ERUPToNs, letter, PIMPLEs,
BL1srERs, scABs. scALD.HEAD, MIIK-cRUsT,
RINGwoRM, ETC, ETC.
1t will also kill ITCH and otheroca vemin whichprey upo
the skin It ottens deaces the excementous matter
deposited upon the skin; heals the Cracks Bsers and Pin
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sBILIzATroN or THE FEDERAL ARMY THE EMrE-
4OR NAr0LFoN's LETTER AHlBALDrs hEcEf'
ZION AT GENOA.
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MEDICAL.
DR. u, WHITES INSTITUTE
1s7 OARoNDELET STREET
In rear of the City Hall.


DR. Whites experience for hirtyone years. in
an extensive practice large cities have brought to him for
treatment vast every form of disease beth acuts
and chronic.
His remedies restore stomach liver and blood and ell
screons and exceons entire system in unhealthy to
heahy condition Instead of nung any part OF the sy
tam or the constitution they reuOvate and repair the injuries
and WASTES of the entire Organsmi with truly sound mind in
sound body.
The Institute the fall acute and chronic
diseases viz: RheuAatcs Colds Coughs Bronchitis LaESn
hits Asthma Consumption and all diseases OF the Tnfoa
Tmnps Heart Liver Spine Stomach, Bowelsi Oosyenes.
Dyspepsia scrouia Kings Evil White sweiings; all Sores
Ulcers Abcesses Cancers, Piles Fula, Syphilis and onor
rbea in all their stages Mecuria and hereditary tant all I
cal impurities of the Blood aundice Diseases OF the Eyes
Rran Coitre (c Eec Diseases of the Kidneys, Gravel
plbetis Dropsca Diseases all Female Ailments Weakness
Wasting and Nervous Afecons Sick Nervous Head
ache Depession Spirits, Hppocondra, Mysteries Fits or
naming 4 the eruptons OF the skim all sorts
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arEc VALUE OF GRIMAULT q
lsvrun of Peruvian Bark.

srHO VALUE OF GRIMAULT q
IN Paris)
Syrup of Peruvian Bark.
lem. hitherto declared unsolvsbls by
COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK
li5yrup of Peruvian Bark, Messrs. OK l.
Rmists to II. l. II. Prince Napoleon
d n medicine of unexceptional merit, an q
'betent persons now agree in recognizing IL
Eortsnt document has been received nosn
recognized to POSSESS the first chemists II
NJ Professor Klstzinski, Chemical Anaiy ger
N.ho testihes in the following terms 90 W. w
I. Bark, tMedioal GaSesss Of VIENNA @ss'
he 1,
giS,as succeeded in the happiest Hah n9IIp =
Inequalities Of different parts OF me- n 10
MEDICINES; the more 50 rs - , -
MsAition TO its agreeable haVoI, ainina
- than any other ieTTuginonis - = Sss
Z ERRUGIN0US SYRUf V tns s.sa1t;srsI
ltical preparations--a truly ses onsSJ
ITpIybich Mas solved the therapeutic PtTDles55
hAzR -, iro,, aDd bark in Bnnpio y ma
SS daSsrt ia and satisfactory to al parties
~ = ssS VINCENT KLE.9GlnsAi,,
No., 10 the Law Courts; hoSP III VI
=. l. Professors Of Chemistry
lbs ..,r,s the French Ambassador At
a. eIHs rlrimault 4 10, as REGARDS the nisa
SATD Kletzinski IS helu: vvv1t
Used hh1 V;a1,nG h1enst q, 1883
,hgles ~ is,tsr Won al dressed to his
-. = ~ lPa3,r have the honor to inform you
a M FnSi Is a man of high standing at vienna
7O "a thought Of and passes for one OF ths
wEr9i' PIERRET,
Consul and Rttsche to the Embassy
IREEs GRIMAULT & CO.'S.
i DR .--oo,,,,4 S rue y e, Rieh S4,5
isamE ONCE DEhoChE d eo1A-AOA ~
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WAK. GOLDING,
w CONSULTING ENGINEER AND CRAFTSMAN.
Plans and Specifications made for all kinds of Machinery
SURVEYS carefully Instituted Specifications settn torh TIT
condition and requirements of the Hus and hachihe r!
of Steamships and Steamboats, will be promptly furnished
Parties contemplating the purchase of Steamships and Steam
heats ould do well to have examined before buying
Novelty Iron Works,
Corner Delord and New Leyee streets,
New Orleans.
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Sundny ATTnnRement.
Steam from City every Sunday morning 4oclock in
AN E%t Tram viii leave the City every Sunday at
On and after MAY 9th Trains will leave either end Of
the koad on Sundays every half hour, from until
o'clock NJ.
Passengers GENTLY Station notify the conductor
prior to departure OF the train Fare 10 each way
GEO PANDEI4Y General Superintendent
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&, respectfully 9eileltetl ~ s5s3itgst Buresus
Gold Silver Stesands Mahogany and Walnut Tetgs Sofas
NM a,n,a, airs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center Tables
Ano Boards, Extension Tabss5 Velvet and BruS
respectfully solcench Plate Mirrors Mattresses EngTRvngs
and only glasses Utensils ste being
old frames. Psrtielr houses,
Jewey best Voc Of ottAae Beds Cane and Wood Sea
Remember, % car .sW
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: DRIES
-PURR-
ID
tn ARILLA BlTTER5.
RI

lie Public, City and Country Araas u W
pe introduction of the
saparIIla BitterS,
nd valuable Bitters that has ever beenin-
re try. The trade in general can be supplied
80 ,ers ana Druggists;
\ o., IS, 45 and ~ New Levee street.
n and 80 Tchoupitoulas street.
q 70. rs and n Tchoupitoulss street.
Xavier and Tchoupitoulas streets.
ia, 50 and 81 Old Leyee street.
Pr. Poydras and New Levee streets.
Iscor. Camp and Poydras streets.
30 Poydras street.
2gruggist, cor. Magazine and GraVteE.
Drupgists, cor. Royal and CustOmhOUsa.
g. N. MORRISON. Agent,
Il Magazine street.
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N @. MCCAIN -
vrrrnr NEW lEyFE EorRE DAME AND STREETS,
A'AA'N' ~ New Orleans.
Once-135 Fulton street.
on all times and second hand machinery TOT
STEAMBOATS, Saw Mills and sugar Plantations,
Particular aud prompt attention paid to stesmship anu
| hnatrp
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Iron and Brass
variety of Steam "
Mill and Gin GeH
Sash Weights, etc,oi
THOMAB 4 T..
NO. 3 PERDIDd
OFFICE none
CIRCULAR Sin
PORTy
Clrcnlar Crosse
Mills and Boiling
All descriptions
Implements.
We keep constai
CANE CARTS, NJ
Timber Wheels an
OF Joshua Bodley,
| We have c0nne
Shopsin ST. Louis,'
which we are prep
on most favorable
Orleans Tree of fire.
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TRANSPORTATION.
sIronrANT TO TRAVELLERS.

AND ST. LOUIS PACKET LINE.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

PHOTOGRAPHY.
GOODS AND ALBUaf
8. 7. BLESSING,
"a CHAR4REa STRRHR,
wholesale and Retail Dealer In
rIyirorRA F1TIIOAI, INSTRUMENTS,
Fh2 MISUNDERSTANDING MATERIALS, -, r,, .,,Vz
PHoT0GRAPHs OF oBLEB BIZ iIsSS,5 ss stock
Wouo 0 R5hie Albums which he ID selling az
bbRfTFs His stock comprises al sizes kinqs ny
including the PATENT hinge 5AohN' "N''1''
AF PPfaHoFoGAPs Of al the ssns eSa and Se eSlorsd
aip city and country prStsa
f6S n their business, at lowest nsrKss kaseA
send for Catalogues withpn
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2O8 Gir0d street New oriean
e. containing IL Eltt4en, 5
SohN a % feet front 5Rsqsg p8K E4F
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ENRNEST TUi
- MANUFACIQBEB
sYRUPs, GUM DR.
ALMONDS, By tsaui
tH..&t lt Ill
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NARPENTERs' JOINERs',
SSITrERN AND MODEL MAKERS GEFRINC VALVES,
Ad all kinds of Patterns for Machinery executed with Sis
b Fittings for stores and offices shipped to any part q
Nc World GISS-ImproYed Roller sea Island CoIlON
| Tins constantly on hand Address all orders g.
uAES N'A ANDERSON Il SCHERMERHok,
Rear n Ann street, New York.
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o. ME

9 BIEB"......-.,,......''.
0 Nc 20 CAMP STREET. UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
rargsIrv. watches, silver and Plated We're
SOLE AGENT FOR
sEMMoEs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Fine Gold Watches Hunting Gases, diamond mounted a
ayed best makers; rich Sets, Bracelets, Pins and y
Diarnond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etrusesn 90
"a karat Gold Guard and Vest Chains, latest patterns se
Buttons aud Studs Of variety and oesl
a., Sea-, ana Masonic Pins various designs; Silver
Plated sets Table and Tea Forks and Spoons Cups sohe
Eapn Rlngs Casters, stc Pocket and Table Cutlery D
makers aud superior quality.
Clocks
once and Mantle, In Bronse Marble and WOOD
speetaeles,
Gold, silver, Steel and Shell mounted
The oatcuar attsntion of those needing elps 60 Feao
asnaeullY selieitea % afeaas n ny isctory
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PHOTOGRAPHIC
PHOTOGRAF
PHOTOG
PHODY-
Would call speci
Albums and Bible
PRICES. His st
Including the PAT
are unequaled.
PHOTOGRAPH
and fancy subjectao''
PHOTOGRAPH
article used in the
Send for ORtAlop
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MACHINERY. \
.DIAmoND STEEL WORKS.
PITTsBURG, PA
TX, BROTHER { CO.. |
--MsxUFAcTUEEEs OF
lions of Cast and German Steel,
-wARKEsrpD-
IL 1NPoRTED OR MANUFACTURED IN
THIS COUNTRY.
lsaned CAST TOOL STEEL; SPRING, MA.
now, SHEET and SHEAR STEEL
iR1NG and FROG STEEL LocoMo-
CRANK PINS, PISTON RODS, SLIDE
xand FLUE PLATE, etc.
ranch yvarehou"e:
lST ~ IL pr,,1 st,e4ts
Us sH 1890 5,.,9 vsss
nd D'i -, r,r,,r 49,.
pa 9-lH !. II y = :, :, ? s.e---;-
IN. F5rEsweyED PORTABLE
TEENs
l,er CENT Ii SAW A4LL,
tept insur.
It. atom witt
. Iof sale
FK4
" cali attention to our "IIPRoTED
+HIL LAR SAN u LII, WiLG = La4t Z .
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Ipsures against FIRE Pers of the SEA, and INLAND
NAVIGATION,
DIRECToRs
NJ rorr+anav A. s Mansfield g. G. Emily,
Ca g Denisop Spencer Field, Louis Schneider
q w GriBp, j. F. H. Grace .. 9. Mclean,
Chss w Lewis, G. W Cochrane. ,
Si'A w. 1' j. NJ COURTENAY, President.
LOUIS sCHNEIUER, Vice President.
LOUIS @. D'HOMERGUE, Secretary.
This Company continues to allow discount of TWENTY
FIVE PER CENT. CASH to its CUSTOMERS.
OFFICE:
Corner Camp and Common Streets.
NITIZENS' MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
OFFICE, No. CARoNDELET STREET
Amount of Premiums the year $22Oon oO
Amount of Assets of the Company. SzooOo
The Board have resolved to pay six per cent m
erest on the outstanding certificates Of scrip on and after the
Monday of February 1866 and have, further declared
| a scrip dividend Of twenty-five per cent
| ERUsTEEs:
]. Lorber Jas A "hio'
A H. DMeza, +. Mstheu
Ar. Mfltenberger ). Lemors'
| ridsDlt I. AvendanO,
| Tonora L. Grand,
I r. csrnba A. veFOln Degruy,
| omer Gailard
| oMER GAILLARD, President
| HY. eAsrAEEpE Secretary.
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~ pVER 90
D. In.
No. 20 CAMP s,he
JeweIry, w aeo
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gEMM

gBMM
Fine Gold Watch
en- e rayed, best m
iinpsin Diamond,
ls karat Gold Qua
Buttons and Stud
| Gents Scarf and
| Plated Sets, Table
Napkin Rings, Gas
| makers and superb
once and Mantl .
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We are prepared to orders for any of the above men
toned Machinery etc and viii furnish any information
desired, LAMB QUINLIN Il CO.,
50 Tchoupitoulas street
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Circular Saw Mills Quartz Mills, Tobacco Screws and
Presses Hard Kettles Screws and Cylinders Wool Cardng
Machines Muley Saw Mills, ETC. etc. constantly on hand
Apents for the sale Of JAMES SMITH CO.'S superior
Machine Cards,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be it remembered the 9th day of june 1866 before
me- the undersigned Justice of the Peace in and for the
parish aforesaid personally and appeared John Pembe
ton President and Fourchy Secretary Of the Merchants
Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who being duly
according law did depose and that the above
statement is just true and transcript from the books
of the Company.
PAUL FoURCHY, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 9Th day of june 1866
PAUL W. COLLENs,
Third Justice of the Peace.
Alta meeting of the Board of Directors held on the
of June 1866 was resolved declare Scrip Dividend OF
Forty Per Cent on Net Earned Participating Premiums
for the wear ending day May 1866 for which Ger
lcsts will be and after the first day of August
Also to nay on and the second Monday in July next h
balance due on Scrip 1855 and six cent interest
Common Currency aoutsanding scrps OF the Company
DIRECTORS:
Ed Dupasseur John Pemberon, David McCoard,
P. Maspero, Pierre Fout' p O. nei'
L. F. Generes, N. PUG ID FERNANDEZ
| J. Morgan Hall, Oha4: sAgoy.
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DI H IL.


At the residence Of John Grinnel near Clayton City.
on Monday Nov. 19th after Nm illness OF over years
IiIRAn HURLBuT, aged Sc. Funeral services by Rev,
Mr.. Kicker. - =
The deceased was born In Schenectady, n. Y. He
was tho father Of Mrs. Grinnel at whose house the
deceased and his aged and NOW widowed companion
bare been kindly cared for during the oossg years Of
their lives. May blessings crown those who care
for the aged
At Berlin, Wis.,, on Thursday night, Nov. 18th Of
Drspsy of the heart, JAMES McKlNNIE, aged 50.
The deceased was well>kn0wn to the older citizens
of MeGregor. and highly esteemed q of indus
try and strict integrity He married here to Miss
Eliza H. Dursad Our business relations with the de-
ceased at ono time intimate and always agreea-
bic. We tender most sincere sorrow 10 the
bereaved widow and all the family OF the deceased.-
The very large procession which attended the remains
to the grave proves how highly our late friend was
esteemed at Berlin.
At the Flanders House, on Monday evening Nov. Is.
III (. NJ, CARLTON RosERfs, aged o. 49,
Tho deceased was sick many weeks with Typhoid
fever: he convalesced ten days ago, but relapse laid
him again In bed-ths result is DEATH
Carlton was well known hers~a general fayorite-a
young man Of pleasant disposition and AZ great useful
ness lie had acted clerk Of both tho heading houses
OF this city his death universally depored by his
many friends The burial takes place at Natiopal.
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The Sunday Times in its "Answers to
correspondents" this quotes a question
and replies:
81 am a married woman, of about TWEEN
ty-eight years of age, and would very much
like to learn to play the piano. How shall
/ obtain a teacher? think gentleman
teacher is by far the best. AS l cannot
afford to pay much for learning, can you
inform me how to obtain one? can have
the use of a friends piano to practice on
........It is our private opinion that your
husband would slightly object to male
instructor, especially ii he were young as
well as good looking, and we fancy that
you would not be inclined to consider any
other an eligible person. you possessed
sufficient share of discretion, madam,
you would not solicit your husband to per-
NIT you to employ any but female teacher
nor would you even insinuate that you arr
weak enough to indulge in what is, under
the circumstances, such an equivocal pref
erence. To be very frank with you, since
you seem to consider our advice Of some
interest, our conviction is that young mar.
ried woman, whose husband has no money
to spare for superAuous Injuries, always acts
wise part when she devotes her time and
her energies to render his condition in life
comfortable, and to practicing that economy
in all things without which such a condi.
ton Of comfort never can be secured. After
marriage the piano is an accomplishment
of no Importance to woman whose sphere
of life is not one of moneyed ease and indo-
lence. Such wife has graver things to
occupy her serious attention. If she loves
her husband sincerely, she will take far
more delight in making and mending his
apparel-she will take far more pleasure in
seeing him go out, in fact with q neat and
tidy appearance owing to her industry-than
in throwing away her time land per.
haps her morals) with gentleman who
proposes to teach her the use of piano-if
not considerably more than that before she
has done with him. Ifyour husband does
not see it in this light, why-he deserves
what is possibly in store for both Of you,
domestic unhappiness. rar
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N. W. ms. Co.-This company is be-
coming one Of the Institutions of North
ern Iowa and the west generally. We care
in receipt of two papers Of their issue very
creditably got up too one at Lawrence,
Kansas, the other at DEBORAH, Iowa.
Messrs. Adsit and Abbey were with us
a few days since and we had the pleasure Of
introducing them to the masquerade. Both
good and agreeable men; we hope they
will always call as they pass through our
city, Hon. John T. Clark, the President Of
the Company, was here day two or after,
adjusting the losses Of the company by the
late fire. lie promptly cashed all the los
SEES claimed and put the claimants in posi-
ton to get their money back. The North
Western is sound. In 49,
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storey.
Nearly everybody has been talking Of
the Chicago Times doctrine Of Impartial
suffrage" We expressed our dissent brief
" at sight. Storey labors heavily to sus-
tain himself, and he gives strong blows Of
'policy" to those who oppose him. We
are not convinced. His initial argument
was that in a much as the anti-radical
party had polled more rotes than ever be-
fore, it was better to abandon a sckie or
ganization and yield to the ''inevitablc"
black-'the rejected stone" Of "gentlc
Annie Dickinson.
We do not believe in Mericanizing our
country, either north or south, If the in
tcrests of women and children are safe
without ballot representation, we think the
interests Of those who for 5000 years have
proved incapacity to protect themselves
those "who have not the instinct of colnbi-
nation"-these who had the same start in
life as the Caucasian race-thosc who to-
day, as general rule, prefer to be scrvi-
tors-those who never had a government
of any kind except by forcc-those who
know, usually, but two positions in life,
one Of tyranny, the other of menialism-
those who know themselves unwelcome in
all personal associations-denied by their
own protested political friends from the
equalization which distinguishes the white
races those whose most distinguished
commerce in their native state has been
tie sale Of their o'rn people-in fine, we
think the mother of Washington, Mrs.
Sigourney, Fanny Fern, or any other
schite lady, far moro competent to exercise
voting powers than the descendants of
Ham. If Mr.. Storey can make it pro6ta-
-ahls or ~puftrtc'' TO discard women-we
mean nothing personal, WILBrR-hc can
take his chances. Our hope for govern
ment worth maintaining is in the rhites.
Those who take a darker color can Ego
ing'' "s'..