The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-30


Mutations of the section which had given him BIRTH
and witnessing the foundations OF constitutional gov
ernment Slapped and trembling.
In private life, Col. Hayre was beautiful exenplar
OF all those gentle and attractive graces which so
sWeeten and decorate social Intercourse.
Ut impressive form and presence lis dencanor was
marked 10y courtesy, distinguished and eieoa t. and
consideration for Others scrupnoas and delicate
Fitting coincidence on the Gay--hs remains will be
consigned to their final resting place. in the cemetery
Of St. Mchaes this aern oon-the anniversary of tie
battle Of New Orleans,
"GoD BLESS You, SIR"- Collected in one of the
principal hotels Of this city few nights since were
dozen OF more gentlemen. Among them were
US" officers III blue, and several late rebesn and
Confederatcs, who had snapped their suits of grey for
something mottled, which suggested the old
North State. 4 female, whose features wan and
pnched and pale, comported we'll with her thin gar
mens and scanty shawl, entered the sitting room
Above the tobacco smoke wrcatbed rainbow about
her bowed and chastened head, and around her the
voices OF men arose in ceasecs chorus. 4 close at.
tendant at her side small pale boy of six or
seven years. whose bearing and garments disclosed at
once the struggle between pride and poverty.
please, SIR said the woman, presenting small
document 10 gentleman, read this" The gentle
man took the paper pIusing in the puff of his cigar
and carelossly with the air Of man who has some
thing else to thlnk about, REPLIED 1--WE nothing for
you, nadaD.' Alas! for stiled charity! the man
didn't read il! II the story Of husbands hero
ism; bow, struggling up the heights Of Malvern Ill.,
struck and fallen, and lost in the battle charge and
oT ',o al" WIS "o''e1 III Tie common graves
" e s'ao" anus ~, o,
noseod ,o %1 of . te woman
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man. have nothing for YOU
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--~ee-l. -olLoIN 's'nls'n'
HE DEAD OF THE lEAK.-The death roll Of the
year includes many names distinguished in politics. in
the church, in authorship and i'll art We Aota a few
OF them:
The ranks OF the authors lave been thilned Fred
ka Bremen died at Stockholm carly in the wear. T,r
ed Sparks at Cambridge in Marcel: Josenb uerv in [
France in June; and Count Gurowski Mt WashInrttnn
Il May.
Among the dead Statesmen and no1;tin,I Ioe3o,s oo
Daniel S Dickinson Lewis C,ss 1obn Van R,ron
elijah 7. purdv, Moses f. Olpu James Humnhrev '
Senators Foe: and Wright and Comn2odorp StorLton
Prince E,terhazy died At Rati.bon in Nav and Mar
uis d'Azpgtio in ITALY in Janulrr In O,.tohor N r
'houvenal closed his long and active c3roor in E,o -
Gordon CUNNING the lannon's n.,I,n,nr ,r, ,,;
entaIlv killed in Scotland in Mnrch pror HAM,. n
rogers, n DISTINGUISHED aapout oIso 5ad IN ca.i,1
! Nav John Ross chief Of the Clcratoe Tat;on U
led ut Washington In Apcust
The sculptor Gibson died in 1taIv in J,nnarv COW
nty-fye wears old. AID Sir CI1arrs E,stIl,n ril,4
the Brjtish Ro2nI Ac,damv };aI ~ b. ;.