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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

The eyeing OF women by women is one of
the most offensive manifestations of super
ciliousness now TO be met with in society.
Few obseryant persons can have failed to
notice the manner In which one woman,
who is not perfectly well-Dred or perfectly
kindhearted, will eye over another woman,
who she thinks is not in such good society,
and above all, not at the time being in such
a costly dress as she herselfis in. 1t Is done
everywhere, at parties, at churches, in the
street. II is done by women in all coBdi.
tions of life. The very servant girls learn
il Of their mistresses. 1t Is done in an in
slant Who cannot recall hundreds of in.
stances of that sweep of the eye which takes
In a glance the whole woman and what she
has on from top knot TO shoe tie. II cannot
be a new fashion of behavior; but the daily
increasing pretense OF people to superiority,
because they can afford TO spend more
money upon their backs than others can,
makes ii at once more common and more
remarkable even than II was ten or fifteen
years ago. Men are never guilty Of 1t, or
with such extreme rarity, and then in
such feeble aud small sized specimens OF
their sex, that 1t may be set down as a
sin not masculine, or at least epicene. But
women Of sense, OF some breeding, and
even of some kindliness OF nature, viii thus
endeayer 70 assert a superiority upon the
meanest of all pretenses, and infiict wound
Ia A manner most cowRrdly, because II can.
not be resented and admits of no retort. ii
they but only knew how unloyely, how
positively offensive they make themselves
In so doing, not only TO their silent victims,
but TO every generoushearted man who
observes their maneuyer, they would give
ND triumph at once 80 mean and 70 cruel,
which Is obtained at such sacrifice on
their part No other evidence than this
cycling Is needed that Q woman, whatever be
her birth or breeding, has a small and
vulgar soul.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

An ILLUsTRATIoS.-There is a passage in
Scribe's comedy, the TeyTe d'Edu, which
gives a life-like description of the present
position of Luxembourg. 1t is the scene in
which the simple girl Abigail unfolds to
Bolingbroke the grief which Expresses her
at tine thought of the two court ladies who
are setting their caps at her lover, Masham:
Abigail-What am ] n POOR girl, 10 do 7
How can hold up my head against two
ladies of quality
Bolingbroke-All the better for you! Two
rivals are less formidable than one.
Abigail (much interested)-Ah If you
could convince me of that.
MISUNDERSTANDING more easy. Sup
pose a great kingdom wants to annex a
little province there Is no help for 1t, the
weak state Is lost. Bot If another great
empire simultaneously covets the same
place, there Is a chance of salvation for 1t.
The two great powers watch each other,
neutralize each other, and the threatened
province escapes the danger-thanks TO tn
number Of its enemies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

MAGGIE's EYRs.--The New Orleans RE-
PUBLICAN has "a reader whose precious
wits are bothered by Maggie MitcheI's eyes.
Heswants to know whether she sshas or has
not one cross eye" The REPuBLIcAs don't
know, but don't think she has anything
cross about her. Perhaps we can solve the
'.momentous question: Maggie Mitchell has
not a cross eye. We were once present In q
sculptor's studio, when some one OF num-
Der OF artists present spoke In a professional
way of the peculiarly Of her eyes. The
SCULPTOR settled the discussion that ensaed
BY roughly modelling . head, and demon
sfrating that the peculiar appearance Of
Miss Maggie's eyes was due 70 pQculiaIity
Of the eyebrows; or, In other words, her
ewes are ali right. but her eyebrow are
quite wrong.-Flakcs Bstlletfa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

Hartman, Of New Hampshire, a gallant
officer in the army during the war, had this
paragraph in his recent inaugural message:
On national affairs, the rightful authority
has at last presented its uliimatum. The
executive cannot, the Judiciary will not, the
south dare not eyade It's requirements. The
result Is full Of promise for the early pacid-
cation Of the country.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16
First District COurt-Hon. w. w. Howe,
,IuduR.


State VS.. Frederick kuntz, manslaughter,
committed in killing Nathan Jones; fifteen
years at hard labor in the penitentiary.
State VS.. Lewis White, stealing fourteen
dollars worth of wearing apparel from Aaron
johnson; three months at hard labor in the
peni:entiary.
State VS.. William Good, assault and bat
terry on William Prime; one month in the
parish prison.
State VS.. Francis Duponte, stealing thirty
five dollars from John Langhauser; two
months at hard labor in the penitentiary.
State vs.. John Martin, carrying slung
shot concealed; ten days in the parish
prison.
State VS.. Richard johnson, stealing a
watch from Peter Francis; six months at
hard labor in the penitentiary.
State VS.. Peter Davis, stealing piece of
cashmere worth SIS the property of VIM.
Mooseman; two months at hard labor in the
pcnitentiary.
State VS.. Thomas Behan, convicted of
manslaughter, committed in killing Mackin;
sentenced to fifteen years in the peni.
Tertiary. Suspensiye appeal to the supreme
court granted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

There has been some little talk among the
Iowa Democrats of nominating as their can
didate for governor the 0doriferous Rev.
Henry Clay Dean. The bare mention OF
his name hi this connection has called out
from that delightful cross between hog
and HotteLtot letter TO ex-senator Dodge,
Of Burlington, declining the unproffered
honor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16
BASE Ball.

The Southern made tifty-four runs and
the Customhouse thirty-hve. The
scorers were w. l.. Shepherd and F. X.
Sturgis; umpire, Charles II. Pierce, The
time occupied in the game was two hours
nd n1inutpG
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16
COURT REPORTS,

United States Circuit COurt-IIon. Il. III.
Duren. Associate Justice.
The federal court was occupied to-day in
hearing the free discussion by the bar in
terested in the principle lately decided in
the supreme court OF the State in the case
of wainwright VS.. Bridges, as to payment of
obligations given for slaves. The validity
of these contracts Was argued by Governor
Weller, and the nulllty was argued by E. c.
Billings, of Sullivan, Billings 4 Hughes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

DbhiBl1t hhiHlAN' Nh"i'r' - NV AAAN
time occupied IN tae game was TWO hours
and twenty-five minutes.
burglary and Robbery.
James NOEL gave information at the
office of the chief of police to the effect that
his room, at No. IL Dryades street, near
Canal, was burglariously entered, and
quantity of clothing and several articles of
jewelry stolen.
Robert Cowell was arrested, charged by
Captain J. w. Hawthorn with stealing S2H
in greenbacks from the steamship Crescent,
lying at the head OF Julia street, the same
belonging 10 depoheht. Inc accused was
arralgned before ASSISTANT hecorder etith
yesterday morning, anu required 10 give
pan IN slVoo W ais"er 10 the claise Oh tne
lstn' .r...,.s
,,oco,,o 80 o.uo,,..
Barney McGaoe, chle, o. the hetTopontan
police OF columbus, ohio, arrived IN TINS
city on rriuay, ~ NJ vi iusltise IRON,
Jusllce haiheu HnaIies n. Nai PEE, anu armed
Win rsqu,s,tion from rom tne governor more o.
ONO ior she ytiiiinai, Win "a oeIcn
1884, Nc b snec;sl officers N nate ,ha az
80 which aias promntly eonsnmmatnd ,ho
risnMar Indged In the 1iItary nr;son ov sr
hight, and was yesterday taken off to his
800 Ia, M, Of The IacLson railroad cnr,
hoa i ~ .h has with robharv and With
:. 80 jnnan;no, bls bonds.
,r ru,.,
rhon,os pnrra alias Waaswor,r alias
lanes who made his escape from The parish
nrison ahont two months ago, has been re.
pean,nred M lake Charlie in his State.
WbiIe on his way hack 10 the city, in charge
Of offieers. by way of Galveston. he was
| claimed by the sheriff there, and held for
eIalnieu 81, " " ss..a -; 1iua.a,, - a.
some CRIME coihnitteu ~ S. on c WY
seconu ~ unn aiso, VI gu o.,ad 90 800,
sras Ul.iiin ,. h,,d hara S,r yassina sax,
~ go, siaS h;iis n M ci,y
Disturbing the reaee'
In Recorder Gastinels court yesterday
FRANCOIS Parasac and Albert Williams,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16
Distnrbing the Peace.


John Lurnier, drunk on Rampant street
John Duffy, drunk In Jackson square; John
Monaghan, drunk on Hospital street, each
SIS or i've days parish prison; Moilie Smith,
colored, on Toulouse street, and Jennie
Williams, colored, each $40 or ten days
workhouse, by Recorder GastineL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

We would call the particular atten,io,
Mercantile and Business Community to 4,
partment Of our Establishment, as We hac
very extensive additions to it in the wayo.
WEST STYLES
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

Lieutenant johnson, of the third district
police, was presented by a party Of his
friends Friday evening, at his residence,
corner Of Spain and Mandeyiiie streets,
enamel. Festivities, we are told, marked
the Occasi0n.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

ESTA BLIS INTENT,
5s.,..........st. Charles street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

We have recently put up In our office and
in operation three first-clas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16


street Rev. II. Kleuhagen.
Lutheran Evangelist Church, Craps street,
corner of Porto. Moedinger.
Lutheran Evangelist Church of st. John,
Prieur street, corner of Customhouse-Rev.
G. Metz.
Lutheran Evangelist Church of Zion,
Euterpe street, near Baronne.
Baptist.
Services are held in the Baptist Churches
at Ii A. NJ, and P. II. Sabbath school at
sam.
Union Church, on Dumaine street, be-
tween Roman and Prieur, DR.. s. w.
Rogers and William Moody, pastors.
Free Mission, at $40 Common street, be-
tween Claiborne and Derbigny, Chas.
st. Marks on St. Marks street, between
Gravier and Common, r. H. Steptoe, pastor.
First Baptist, corner of Cypress and How
ard streets, Rev. N. d. Sanders.
Second Baptist, corner Melpomene and
Howard streets. Rev. @. W. Steptoe, pastor.
Third Baptist, Roman street, near La
harpe. ]. p. Davenport, pastor.
Church on the corner OF Fulton and Jack
son streets. Thomas Miles, pastor.
Church corner of Apollo and Thalia
streets. Henry White, pastor
Baptist Church, Spain street, near Good
Baptlst Church of Coliseum Place, Camp
street, near Coliseum-Rev. w. H. Bayliss.
Baptist Church on Magazine street, COR
ner OF Second Rev. ]. G. Carpenter.
Presbyterian.
First Presbyterian Church Germany J,
First street, near Laurel-Rev. John Hol-
lander.
First Presbyterian Church, jefferson City.
Rev. b. Wayne.
Presbyterian Church, Liberty street, near
Gasquef-Rev. Mr.. Smith.
Third Presbyterian Church. Casacalyo
street--Rsv. B. n. Smith.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLIC

j OBJ PRINTIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

The next Indiana State Fair is to DO held
At Terrs Haute.
Cold weather is still complained Of in
Memphis. Same here.
The lcvee At Helena, Arkansas, broke on
Tuesday night, washing away the lower
pat Of the town.
The lsvee twelve miles below Mem phis
last night. The whole country below hsrs
is inundated.
The amount Of School Fund appertioned
March. 4, 1867, was tl22,Ol8.lE. Last
year the amount spportionsd was $780,
0ss 30 making IN increase during the past
year,of $l5.o2616.
The Telegraph announces splendid victo
sies OF the Liberals in Germany 1t the cleo
ton held under the univcrsa! franchise.
Another Fenian scare prevails 10 Canada.
Tho authorities have ordered two thousand
Volunteers TO 10 in readiness for immediate
service on the frontier.
The proposition of che Illinois Central
Reilroad Company to lease the Dubuque 1
Sioux City Railroad is meetisg with consid.
cradle opposition IN that part Of Iowa.
General Grant has nominated to the Presi
dent Generals Schofisld. Sicklss, Sheridan.
Thomas and Mcdowell, for appointment -
the military commanders Of the Eve dis.
tricss in the Southern States, under the Re-
construction act
The new internal Revenue Law requires
the assessment for the tax on incomes to be
made in March, Instead Of May. The ln>
ternal Revenue Bureau 10 accordingly send>
ing instructions to the ASSESSOR to proceed
Immediately with the ssssssmsuts. The
new Law provides that al incomes above one
thousand dollars shall b taxed q The uni.
form rate Of Eve per esnt.-the 81 900 DO
iog exempt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

~-s@s~SS~"> nv = AoeCuoS Va
the Nsndelssohn Societysheld last Tuesday
evening the following officers were elected
Prssident-J. s. Conner.
Vice Prcsident-J. s. Altman.
Secretary-W. II. Lybc
Treasursr-U. N. Roberts.
l.ibrarian-S B. Reed.
Assistant Librarian-A. l.. Mossman.
Musical Committee-J. e. Wallace. 8. X.
Jones, w. II. Harmon.
Finance Committee-Edward Russell, ..
Roberts. T. winkless,
Musical Director. C. Wallace.
Assistant Musical Director-R. r. Trench
Accompaniest-Mrs J. s. Altman.
A change vas made in the way Of SUP.
porting the Society and in the manner Of
holding their public entertainments They
propose - sell non-periorming members
tickets good for one year. enough to support
the Society and to give to these and their
friends about four concerts each year
This 10 somewhat after the plan Of the St
Louis Musical Society. We understand II
10 their ir,tsnt,on to call upon the public
and pres this plan and ask them to take
these tickets. We trust the public will con
sidsr ~ elains Of The Soeisty ed - that
they = - lack Sse support.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

PAxks & Hosnua. ct tie corner Of Brady
and Fourth streets, have one Of the largest
stocks Of Groceries ever brought to Daven>
port, aud having dealt With them for many
years, We speak BY the card" when We
assert that for freshness Of goods and mod.
erateness Of price they stand pre>sminsnt
among our merchants. Buying their goods
from the largest Esstern and Southern
houses. and importing sesse articles direct
tnsy are in position to sffsr Superior in-
dsssmsnts. and We. sscoaAlsad them T. o.
readers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

Property TO LEASE CnEAP. To lease nj
great bargain, for ten years. renewable for
ten ), one, acres, SO rods from tbs Post
Office Also several well located lots to lease
from ten TO twenty years at the small sum
Of s. 10 sl5 per year.
inch DIT a. y. frLroS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

OPEN To-MoRRow ladies of the
city and county will bear in mind that the
rooms Of TIE Young Mems Christian Asso>
citation will be opened oil day tomorrow,
and that they are oil invited 10 visit the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

UsE Lallemand's Specific for Rheumatism,
Gout end Neuralgia. II sffsctually destroys
all poison in the blood. and performs rad-
ical cur, Read testimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

Nav SrYLEs duplex Elliptic" Hoop
Skirts A full assortment Of these cele.
bra,ed Skirts in new styles just received at
Wadsworth's mhC-dlw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

NoS ExrLos.vE.-C. I. Wecb, on Secs
ond street, has had samples of his stock Of
oil listed and finds i. non>expiosiye A
good place 10 buy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
CITY NOTICES.

have heard it highly extoled and have
seen iis wonderful effeess. writes Martha n.
johnson OF Derby, CT, ABOUT Palaer's
Lotion
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

ALL visiting Europe are requested to note
the Advertisement Of the Anchor Line Of
steamships. j. d. Evans is the local
agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

LApirs-when you buy Salevatus please
notice how much larger the Best Chemical
Salerdtus papers are than others. They
Weigh more.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

A PERSPECTIVE fonrrSr.-O and
one lG acre tract, one hundred rods from
the Depot, for sale on time and at bargain.
Also, one acre md half acre lot-, on Locust
street, for sale on time.
mar 1-dat A. c. FuLToS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

Gal William Allen and Stewart Marks,
Esa.. are hereby announced to the public,
as Ike duly appointed and authorized Gen.
er,l Agent. * the Northwestern Mutual
Liz. Insurance Company, Of Chicago. vice
Frank G. Wilson, removed, and Ill business
for and With the company in Eastern Iowa
and Western Illinois, win b. transacted
through the said Allen and Marks, or their
legal representatives only.
CnAs. B. HoLNss. Secretary.
Davenport. March 6th, 1867.
r. N, public. and patrons Of the North
,cestern Mutual LIE Insurance Company.
efChieaco.
The mas. course Of Mr.. Frank g. Wilson,
late General Agent of this company, impera.
lively demands of us public disavowsl Of
the official and private acts Of their repre-
sentative. Ramon, confirmed by incidental
Developments, recently revealed to US
the fact that his official administration
and private dealings were both re-
fiecting dlscredis upon the company,
who introduced him to this city and State.
as the representative Of their interests. Tho
necessary steps were Immediately taken to
satisfy the public, that, SO far as his course
did not exhibit honesty, integrity. and .
strio, observance Of mora. principle, that 1t
could not receive either our avowed nor
si!en. endorsement. We therefore gave
Especial notice." in tho Davenport Dailies Of
the 26th ult, that his authority and powers
as such General Agent were suspended un>
Ill further notice, that time and opportunity
might DO thus afforded Mr.. Wilson to vindi>
cate himself; instead OF this result, investi-
CATION has revealed . course Of conduct
both official and private, en- the part Of Mr..
Wilson, which meets our unqualified disap-
proval, and has consequently obliged us, in
justice, alike TO the public and the Com>
pany, to succeed him, BY the appointment
of gentlemen whose character and business
ability will faithfully reflect the status and
views Of the Company which they repre-
sent.
No pains will be spared TO correct misrsp
RESERVATIONS and rectify unguardcd state>
rnen,s that may have been made by the un>
satisfactory predecessor Of Msssrs. Allen L
Marks, while the Company will slso thor
oughly review the business written at this
agency during the past ak months. with
the view Of discovering and correcting any
contracts or obligations, based upon dishon-
est or illegal representations.
Your obcdient servant,
CHA.. d. HeLxrs, Ssc'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

MARKET RrroRTs-Our home market il
to>day for the first time reported according
the different articles became settled in ac>
cordancc with the new order of prices We
shall here after observe the new sys em in
our repOrts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

RxHARks.-lu the above We fird plain.
straightforward statements Of facts set
forth by the Northwestern Mutual Life In>
susaoce Company, by its efficient Secretary,
not for the purpose Of casting odium upon
its late agent, but in vindication Of its intsg-
rity aud interests before the people Of this
community and the State At large. The
agent referred to, - oil will concede, who
have any knowledge of the facts, has by his
unwarrantable acts, grossly msrepresented
that company, whose interests aud n>
tegrity he Was bound, both in duty
and honor, to respect and uphold
This coming to the knowledge Of the Com
pany, its officers acted promptly in rebuk-
ing their agent, displacing him from tho Of
flee he held, ard in taking such other steps
as would tend to repair the injuries done,
and restore that confidence which had been
impaired.
We believe Mr.. Holmes has fully succeed
cd in re.establishing the reputation Of the
Northwestern Mutual Life in this communi.
~. lie has heard all complaints. both Of =
public and private character that operated
against its interests, and SO far as possible
has made ample reparstion. In changing
agents to take charge Of the office
here he has been singularly fortunate in &C.
curing gentlemen who are we'll known and
highly esteemed in this community, and
thoroughly conversant with the business Of
life insurance. We allude to Col. William
Ailen-than whom there is not . better
man among us, and to Stuart Marks, Esq,
gentlemen whom to know is 10 respect
and esteem.
Thus RECONSTRUCTED" there is no room
for doubt that perfect contdence is restored.
and that the business of the Company will
move prospcrously along. Sucl, is our ear
nest wish, and we believe it to be that Of
all who feel an interest in tho great and
beneiicient system of life insurance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

TBk celebrated Madame Ristoii has Of
course been the recipient Of all sorts ofpres
ents since Der arrival in America. She APP.
pears 10 have been particularly delighted
with the dozen bottles Of "Bloom Of YOUTH"
sent her by the manufacturer, Mr.. George
W. Laird, OF No. ~ Fulton street, New
York. The lady has a remarkably fine
complexion, which Of course she is DESTROYS
Of retaining. and there can be more c,iectual
way Of. doing SO than by using this truly
wonderful and delightful preparation. Can
be had at al druggists and fancy goods deal.
ers. feb l0-deod&w.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

School NOMINATIONS The meeting a,
the Court House this evening is called at :
o'clock. to nominate candidates for the
School Board. Let there be good turn
out Of all citizens interested in the prosper
ity Of our schools.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

FAST LlyISc'-ln this age Of luxurious
living, late suppers, aud rich food, il 10 sur.
prising that the stomach performs is func-
tons rs well as it does Co.'s DYSPEPSIA
GINS will be found valuable assistant to
the stomach when loaded with late sup
pers. rich food, or any indulgence or excess,
il will instantly relieve that feeling Of heays
mess after eating.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

OLD Folks CoscEIr.-The long sxpec' ed
and ever welcome odd Folks" Concert
will como on next week, Wednesday,, the
18th inst, Us will be seen by q notice 10 an
other column. We can only say Of the AZ
fair as another has said, "Minc Got Vat a
beoples'