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A CAkD

A CARD
TO THE COLORED LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
There will be GRAND FOURTH OF July EN-
CURS1ON at kennerve, on the Jackson Road
where pleasure seekers enjoy themselves by
FISHING, BATHING, or DANCING.
a splendid Coton Bard will be on hand.
Trains start at nine A. NJ, and return early in the
evening.
Excursion tickets two dollars children under
twelve years half-prCe
For sale at A. Smon's Bookstore IS Baronne street.
or 81 Marais street, between Cont and Bienvile;
Globe Ball Hall, near the Old Basin; and at the
Depot, on the Fourth of July.
Man lgers-F A Davis. Francis Robinson, NJ.
Bernard Robert Rogers, w. X. Robinson.
The privilege of Refreihment Stands Tor sale.
WILLIAM BUTLER,
le23 lw Chief Manager.
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GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA--Steamship
spec $50 currency . II karstepdek-
Ii bales cotton I ~ D HendersOn-5S3 hides Yeatman
u Wheeess-sundries to order
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. New Orleans Republican

Il in New Orleans by the following dealers;
Mo Is Baronne street.
II, Old Levee street, opposite the Post
BAKER, St. Charles Depot, under the st.
~. bookstore, Pontchertrain Railroad
Mid District. ,
isI0SD, News Depot, Postofiice building
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Ind subscribers forwarding money for
uiis or advertisements to the REPUBLICAN,,
ii means of Postoffice orders. by clerks of
N draft or BY express, at our risk. There
ii less risk atterding the transmission Of
Mail. even in case of registered letters.
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CITY OF JEFFERSON, June %, 1851
Arrived du:iug the past week-l4l4 Texas beeves,
9l5 calves and yearlings, 20 hogs, ana 227 sheep
S0ld-l097 Texas beeves 12&2 calves and yearlings,
3Ghogs, 45l sheep, and mch cows,
STOCK on sae-5.j Texas beeves, 9jj calves and
yearings, l57 hogs, 3i48 sheep, and mich cows.
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ldylees from Our Exchanges.

Advices from Our Exchanges.
& Louis Times of the 26th, says: The
yesterday was pleasant for the sea.
&lness does not improve any, and
twill not for several weeks to come.
sts in excess, and constantly in
by the arrivals of boats from the
-. The river at this point rose
lfe inches yesterday, and at dark
! flowly swelling. At st. Paul it is
srt still rising from Dubuque down.
9less Ruth, Captain A. G. Carter, ].
n clerk, departs for New Orleans
4 at four P. NJ.
xrH-History Of her Trip.-Steamer
New Orleans Wednesday, June 10.
n. precisely, being two hours and
Nnutes after departure of Rich
Aatchez 6:45 P. NJ. 2lst landed at
$3.50 A. NJ; SO hours out foot 81;
nutes at Grand Lake, and Is min
$reenville by parting tiller-rope;
pbn above Greenville, and lost 20
putting in new one. June 22d,
&e new, swift, and magnificent
pre- steamer Richmond under way
kland No. So. Sixty hours out at
eau chute. Landed at Memphis
II. NJ; time from New Orleans to
days, l6 hours, and So minutes.
lphis at l:25 P. NJ. made Randolph
three days out to Kate Hubruy
d; passed again under weigh the
d Richmond at foot of 81. 23d-Ar-
airo at 1908 A. NJ; time from port
days, IA hours, and s minutes.
b at 1920 A. NJ; 4 days out to
anding. 24th-Arrived at st. Louis
H.; time from port to port 4 days,
and "a minutes. Left st. Louis
June 18th, at 8 A. NJ. /; loaded 400
nv at Cairo; discharged 425 tons
ny; arrived at New Orleans at 8 A.
y lsth; discharged 1900 tons freight
mp. NJ. the same day; time from
70 New Orleans and return, IL
gurs, and 81 minutes.
y was falling at Cincinnati on the
E weather clear.
2, on the 26th, the river was de.
pwly. The Lady Gay had passed
this port.
ulsyille Courier of the 25th has the
q was falling slowly yesterday,
lset one inch water in the canal in
ng BY the mark.
amer continues excessively warm,
ymeter 80 in the shade, with some
" indications of rain, but up to
no rain had fallen.
ls'is last evening there were three
. falling.
gu Tender, Captain Yves. Corners
NV craft, cleared for New Orleans
nphis Bulletin of the 26th says:
~ little more movement on the
quay, but the amount of business
m satisfactory to steamboat men.
sne, continues clear and warm.
,ah iiaiilng slowly at this point, and
'o'y come to a stand during The
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LlVERPOOii-Bark Florence Chipmau--26l bes
cotton q GO slaves
Sr iOUIS-Steamer Mississippi-2s7 hhds sugar )
cks mdse 3J7 bxs sugar
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Cieona, Carriere, from Washington.
II Homeyer, Austin, from, Ouachita River.
Thos p May, Taylor, from Buras settlement.
Rose Frank, Carlton, from Camden
I.afourche Greathouse, from Bayou Sara
Iberville, Gross, from Bayou Sara.
Bart Able, Harrison, from Shreveport.
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FREE CONCERT

Open every Evening at No. 81 St. Charles street.
TOM CLANNoN. Stage Manager
PROF PINSToN. Leader OF Orchestra.
This Evening and every Evening during the Week.
Our efforts crowned with success. Engagement of
Mr.. Tom Warheld, the pleasing banjoist and general
performer. Grand Male and Female Minstrel scene
Miss Dora Shelley, in new and pleasing Comic and
Sentimental Songs. Mile Cherrie, in her Challenge
Jig Tom Cannon, in an extraordinary budget OF
fun. MIR. Tommy Fell, in every thing new. Going to
the Shucking; the Black Stat1es Trials Of an NJ D. :
new Music new Burlesques, new Jokes new Wit
everything new. Don't forget the place. Give us a
call. Doors open at ~ P. NJ. To commence at g
precisely. myl2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-29

i ~ last nine years the geneFal
" Ine physicians of France has
mofe than a hundred thousan8,
cnaritable purposes.
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FOR SALE.

EOY sALE-ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED
4 White and Coiored Cotfeehouses above lanai
the New Basin Bridge, corner Delord and Magnolia
stysetz se20-lot
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River Intelligence.

~ ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICER
SATURDAY, June %, 1867.
Iii on the landing is still the cry,
mpe to see an Improvement to-day,
40 the best packets, embracing the
i Bart Able, st. Nicholas, II. A.
H Rose Franks, Warren Belle. La
land Cleona will take their de-
Hence this afternoon.
vaiher was very warm yesterday up
I'm of eleven o'clock, when we had
|Ashowers, continuing until dark,
'Mtarding business transactions on
rivals yesterday included the steam
fAble, Rose Franks, Cleona, II. A.
NJ Lafourche, Iberville, and a. G..
1qartures embrace the Mississippi,
~ and Nina SHINES. The Missis-
&quite a respectable freight list and
~ register was well filled up with
I'D
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


The Voluntary Board of Directors for
colored schools will meet at the Republican Office
on SATURDAY EVENING, at half past seven
O'Clock, for the transaction of business. general
attendance is requested.
By order of the President. je2s q
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Marine Intelligence.


OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
Saturday Morning, June 20, 1867.
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Journal of the United States.
70 roK THE REPUBLICAN.


N General Agents.
,cr Box s,727, Boston, Mass, General
n the d Non Agency, Chicago, III.
Pc o. Advertising Agents, Philadelphia,
anlNs 70 "a Bond street, New York city.
4EeGETT, Albany. n. Y.
sItMs, st Louis.
&Iy. Cincinnati;
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Louisiana.
Ia yernillion-Rudolph Curtis.
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~, or nIhpe w. A. MouIton.
rmse-l.ouis FRANCOIS.
u p pass .nffice, St. James-N. S. Landry.
e. Charles-Mr L. Emerson.
seni;ile.W. G. Wilkinson.
ar 'Rouge--S. Wrotnowski.
oh LAIN Baptist-Mortimer f. Smith. i.
.;iIe iJnior-E IL. Hosner.
fnas. II. Merritt.
It Maya. s. Hall.
Weshin 5geW. ]! sis oRflsf1i
SSr,oarrebonne-A. A. Stone.
C 1i,r rarroIlton, and Greenvile-Charles
oRss ssdence, corner of Line and Upper
'PIaauemine-Julius Lowell.
hvdyelles-W. w. Lamberton.
- Rand MAQlSOD- Jdiues "IIEbIs
hnosr0. W. W. Blackington.
A;ne PARISH OF Assumption--Joseph Il.
Washington parish-J. j. Afford, N. D.
Isl. Landry--Stephen j. Hill and Iheo-
e, 1beryille, Geo. L. Gaskell.
mtteiicVean Thompson keeting.
XII. S. Markham.
b;srvile-W. Ii. FInegaD.
Ri livingston, g. p. Ludecke.
N ~ TTensas-R. d. Mitchell.
Thos, l.. Morris, L5uls Il. Laloire.
hoa15 5asonrche. D. Ii. Reese, A. J. Baby.
.shoula-Dr. Thos. u, Waters.
C.,shoula-S. Marvin, p. NJ:
onMy; SnP P. o., Lafayette, DIR. f. Etiquette.
al Jackson, Geo. W. Ferguson.
.Saaseordia.-R Marshall.
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icana. Robert Worrell.
III n ITnion-Wnl. Wright.
Hi please notify the Editor of any errors in
Mississippi.
lev. James English.
III STAMP. IL. Orr.
I L. PIE eco conptySTPR., I Benny T. M.
n simpson oounty-Nm. Giles.
III Texas.
xoRTos. general agent.
.Slle-Pillen 4 Terry.
Sn-E. Mason.
E.I;oorge X. Scott; ~, ,,,..
A Rnsk county-J. w. Flanagan.
N Rusk county-D. W. Flanagan.
DENNIS b. Bonfrey.
E,9snio-W. W. Gamble.
"a. F. Mailon.
Eoosa-R, Cain.
nj Florida.
k-sIr James Mcguire.
HI kentucky.
ms. P. Walker.
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PATENT MEDICINES.

I II 7 lin III LDlOlN LEt
DEAU I Z ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EAlI
Auburn, Golden, Flaxen and Silken Curls pro.
duced by the OF Prof. DE BREUXh FRlSER
LIE CHEVkUS, One ppiication warranted to curl
into wavy ringets or heavy massive curls Has been
used by the fashionabes Of Paris and London with
the most gratifyir results. Does injury to the
hair. Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, ST. De
scrintiye circulars mailed free.
Address BERGER, SHUTS b CO.,
Chemists, No. 235 River street. Troy, n Y,
pl0 81 lyeod&W Sole agents for United States
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A sTKoLOGY ..............AsTRoLoGw
The World Astonished the Wonderful Revelations
made By the Great Astrologist
MADAM Ii. A. PERRIGO,

She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew, She re-
stores to happiness those who from doleful events,
catastrophes crosses in love loss OF relations and
friends loss of money ETC., have become respondent.
She brings together those long separated gives in
formation concerning absent friends or lovers,
restores lost stolen property tells you the bust
ness YOU are best qualified to pursue, and in what
you will be most successful; causes speedy mar
riages and tells you the very day you viii marry;
gives you the name, likeness and characters
tics of the person. She reads your very thoughts,
and by her almost supernatural powers unveils
the dark and hidden mysteries of the future.
From the stars see in the irmament-the maletc
stars that overcome or predominant in the contgu-
ratonfrom the aspects and positions Of the planets
and the fixed stars in the heavens at the time of
birth, she deduces the future destiny OF man. Fail
not to consult the greatest Asroogist earth. 1t
costs you but tritle, and you may again have
so favorable an opportunity. Consultation fee, with
likeness, and all desired information 81, Parties
living at distance cOnsult the Madame by mail
with equal safety and satisfaction to themselves as
if in person. A fun aEca xpicit chart written out,
with all inquiries answered and likeness enclosed,
sent by mail o.. ceipt of price above mentioned:
The strictest secrGsy will be maintained, and all
correspondence returned or destroyed References
of the highest order furnished those desiring them
Write plainly the day of the month aE "ear in which
you we're born, enclosing small lock Of hair.
| Address. MADAME IL. A. PERRlGO,
apl0 '67eod " NV Pc. Drawer 293. Buffalo, N.
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WANTED-GooD AGENTS, TO SELL NEW

yVANTED-GooD AGENTS, TO SELL NEW
w edition, revised and enlarged of Wells Every
Man His own Lawyer and Form Book. The work
embraces $50 pages of valuable information indis-
pensable to every and woman, and is sold at the
low price of 81 and sent postpaid on receipt OF
price. Agents will find the business very remunera
tive. 1t is work wanted everywhere, by every body
a work that an agent may engage in the sale of as
permanent business, wi certainty OF success, and
with satisfaction to himself and patrons, Send tor
terms. Address benz. W Hitchcock, publisher ID
Chambers street, New York. Je4lm
WANTED - WATCH JEWELLERS = FIRST
w class workmen who thoroughly understand
setting Jewels None but competent worknen
need apply. Address Il. w. Raymond, President
National Watch Company CHICAGO. III !e! In =.
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BOARDING..

DOOMS AND BOA RD.- PLEASANT
IL Rooms and Board for families and single gen
t!emen can be obtained by immediate application at
l52 Julia street je25
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TO WE OATS.

Sentinel, Palmer, from the Passes-Towed down and
TO sea, oath inst, barks Orion and Victoria and
briggs Hope and Cnanito-Brought up from Quar-
antine brgs Sabina, Pablo and Luddo, and schr
United States
Republic, Sturteyant, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, 24th inst, ship Rochester-Brnughtu up
from Quarantine brig Proteus. and from the
Passes schrs Island Belle and Union
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-29

First National Bank, New Orleans, New
Orleans, June &c, Is67-Depositors in the First Ma
tiona Bank requested to present their bank
books Immediately to be balanced. Creditors of the
bank reminded that only such claims as are
proved and allowed will be entitled to dividends.
je27 st c.. CASE, Receiver
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WANTED.

TWENTY WOOD CHOPPERS
w Apply TO Thomas Ong, eighteen miles below
the city on the line of the Mexican Gulf Railroad
js29 ST.
yVANTED-EIGHT OR TEN COLoRED MEN
w to work in a Saw Mill across the Lake. Ap-
ply on boa the schooner CAMILLA,
ie9J Itt Old Basin
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ADJUSTMENTS.
pUTIE MUSIC HALL
l67 GRAVIER STREET.

1877 GRAVIER STREET.
Reengagement of the great Irish Comedian and
Clog Dancer,
MR.. JAMES FORREST
Assisted by
NED. CLIFFORD,
The Popular Ethiopian Comedian.
MISS NELLIE SANDERSON,
Vocalist and Danseuse from the principal the
aires of New York
MISS JULIA THOMPSON, Banjoist and Gutarist;
Appear nightly at the RUTH MUSIC HALL No.
lb7 Gravier street. JOHN 2. BECKER,
ny2E Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-29

N. MAYNARD, LATE OF WEST
| Feiciana Notary Public Real Estate. and Gen.
eral Commercial Agent, will be found at No. n8
Common street. between Camp and ST. Charles, New
viii promptly attend to all notarial business for
his friends and the public in this city or for those
coming from the country who may favor him with
business in the above speciaties.
Also, to the purchase, sale, and renting OF stores
dwellings, and other real estate, and collection Of
rents for residents or absenteest
Orders for the purchase Of any kinds of merchan,
disc and plantation supplies attended to, as usual
for my country customers.
The colored people Of the country parishes being
often the victims of sharpers and unprincipled
dealers, thus robbing them Of their hard earuings
feel il duty to say 10 them that viii attend faith
me, and viii fill their orders f not under twenty dol
lars at the lowest market prices, b. sending ths
addressed to me, glass box No s3l, New Orleans. A
penny saved is penny earned
Remember, No. lis Common street, New Orleans.
apl3 ood6W
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Scbr Anna L Martin. -, ID days from Vera Cruz
to a York5 &co
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Steamship Clinton, FarweI from Galveston, to A
Whitney &co-lSt dist
Steamship Hudson, Burt from Indianola, to master
LIST dist
Span brig Nueva Sabina, Argemim from Havana,
in ballast to Ayendano Bros-2d dist
Span brig Luddo, Salo, days from Havana, in bal
las to PUG Bros-lst dist 80
Span brig Pablo, DENIM, days from Havana, in bal
last, to Pug Bros
Brig Proteus -, from MatanzGs, to Chaffraix
APar
schr Union Stone, la days from Corpus Christi, to
master-Point
Schr Island Belle Fowler, from Corpus Christi, to
Wakeield-point
Schr United States, Dekoker from st Thomas, to
MASTERED dist 80
Nine uggers from Barataria, to masters-2d dist Is
Luggers La Provence and Frances, from Jesuits'
Bend. to master--2d dist Is
Luggers Mary, San Jose, Elizabeth. Three Brothers
and Flor d'Itaa, from Lafourchs, to masters
ID dist 10
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WHESK ERs AND MoUsTACHEs
w Forced to grow upon the smoothest face IN
from three to five wee1.s by using DIR, SEVlGNES
RESTAURATEUR CAPlLLAlRE, the most won.
Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous manner.
1t has been used by the elite of Paris and London
chasers viii be registered and if entire satisfaction
is not given in every instance, the money VIII be
eheerfuIly refunded. Price by mail, sealed and post
paid, 81 Descriptive circulars and testimonials
mailed free. - - -
Address BERGER, SHUTS CO,
Chemists, No. 2s5 River street. Troy, n. X,
apln 81 lyeod&W Sole agents for United States
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-29

Eye and Ear.-Dr w. l.. DAVIS, Oculist and
Aurist has removed his office to the corner of Union
and Dryades streets, al Union and SO Dryades,)
where he can be consulted heretofore on all
diseases and arrangements of the Eye and Ear,
embracing Deafness, Hardness Of Hearing, Noises
in the Head. Defect of Sight, etc.
myl0 ly.fri sun we'd
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GILBERT MOVERS W. W. pEDRICK.
Late 1t. Col Sd Mich. Cav, Late OF the Army
MOVERS 81 DEDKIcK'
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
AND
Licensed United States Claim Agents,
No. ST. PETER ST. NEW ORLEANS, LA,
Opposite Jackson square,)
No. 4s NORTH COURT ST, MEMPHIS, TENN.

Prosecute TO collection all kinds of claims against
the United States. Special attention given to sol
diers and sailors claims for bounty arrears OF pay
and prize money; invalid pensions, widows pensions,
heirs claims for bounty and arrears m o.
of this nature. Losers of discharges can recover all
bounty, etc., due them. ..
We are permitted TO refer to many prominent men
occupying high positions both IN and out OF the
ermv apl2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-29

Office of the New Orleans Gas Light
Company, JUNE 10, 1s67.-At meeting of the
Board of Directors Of the New Orleans Gas Light
Company held this day dividend of Five Dollars
per share was declared out Of the earnings of the
past six mouths, payable to the stockholders their
legal representatives. at the office Of the Company on
and after the LIST day Of July, proxino.
je20 I'm W. s. BROWN, Treasurer
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DOE RT'S.............BoFs HARRIS
OLYMPIC MUSIC HALL,
az st. Charles Street,
The Great Popular Resort of the masses
THE MAMMOTH VARIETY COMBINATION
appear every night in programme repete with all
the choicest gems of
M1NSrRELSY, PANTOMIME, FARCE,
BALLET, ETC,
Open Every Night!
Admission, 50c Coored Gallery &c Boys Gallery.
DC; Private Boxes, So. ann
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COLLECTORS SALE OF BONDED GOODS,


in warhous
t -no,. OF
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.fey. James English.
sS.tisn-B. IL. Orr.
~ Pike County-P. Bonney, P, M.
a sII'andinC-J. W. Bissell, P. NJ.
a simnson oounty-Wm. Giles.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-23
For our Lady ReaderS-H0W "a
Take Care OF q Piano.

It should remembered that the piano
forte issusceptible is of the change of tenn
perature, and when tuned in one tenn
perature will be out of tune in another.
Good and well made piano fortes will
stand in tune if they are tuned at proper
periods. Many people, as they wish to
avoid expense, viii let their instruments
remain long out of tune, which is great
detriment to them, as they are less likely
to stand well after having been so left.
We will offer few hints in reference 10
the matter. A piano forte ought Justly
to be tuned twice year, at least. First,
when you commence with a fire in the
room; second, when fire is discontinued.
By following this course you have the best
guaranty that the Instrument will remain
in tune for the longest period of time.
Again, the instrument should not be suf-
fered to remain below concert pitch; if it
is for years below, it will never after stand
up to the pitch without great deal of lat
Dor, if indeed, it ever stands at all. Ma
/ ny otherwise beautiful instruments are
nearly or quite ruined for want of proper
attention to these simple facts. Yet it
will not answer for professional tuner
to recommend these things; if he does
the people viii suspect HIM Immediately
of selfish motives, and say that he is plan
ming for his own advantage. Owners of
pianos, who are not acquainted with tho
nature of the instrument ought to bare
these facts in mind when by yearly out
LAY of trifing sum they may save them.
selves infinitely more than they expend
by the preservation Of their instrument in
which they have invested SO much,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-23
Treasure Trove Exgtraordinary'

Several years ago q little German Jew
Schwartz, believing that in the sewers Of
New York might be found many articles
of value which had been lost, entered
them, and for three days wandered
through the labyrinth He was very sue.
cessful, picking up some $27 900 worth
of jewelry, spoons, forks, &C.; but having
lost his way the first day, he believed that
he might have found much more could he
have carried out the original plan, which
was to visit Fifth and Madison avenues
Broadway and the wealthy portions of the
city. So great, however, were the diff
cuities and dangers which he encoun.
tered, that nothing could induce hin
again tosisit aNew York underground :
His adventures for time created quite {
sensation, but there were none venturous
enough to attempt second, until Wed,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-23
EFT r Y
BY OUR HEARTH.
ny ASHLEY 4. BALDWIN.

- ASfAHA - hAAbbAAt
- t
Draw close to tho FIRE, my own true wife,
Thyself the light of my working life
OF my little world the sun.
crust, my girl, may bo hard to gain,
But It's sweetor If it ho cut In twain
Than il itbO eaten by one.
We have seen sone troubles, and Il may be
They have drawn the bonds betwixt me and the
That were close, closer still.
Nay, never heed me-it Is not grief
When the charged heart wrestloth long for relief
The responsive eyes tciH fill.
There are four little turf covered mounds in row
Near the gray south wall, whore the violcts blow
In the churchyard corner green.
Four vacant seats at our Gresldc.
OF the little children heaven denied,
That 'ars nQt"-yet haze been.
No patsoring footsteps fall on our ear,
No lisping prattle of music clear.
To the loving parents heart;
But, dear, though We may not these forget,
We have each our choicest blessing yet
Have each in ths other part.
He .#
Thy splrit holy and calm and true,
LOOketh steadily out of It's easements Of blue
From the dear head on my breast;
Like mountain pearl in tho torrent-Aow,
When the troubled waters come and go,
And the starved soul seekcth rest.
Thhers are dark spots, love, on the bright brigh
sun;
Well, well, II must be so-and for ono
Would not have 1t otherwise.
For VIC could not joy in the blessed light
OF the golden dawn II there was no night,
No clouds in our Summer skiea.
"Thc battle" may not be "to the strong"
Sometimes the weak may help them along.)
But If on oar chosen way
We can hand in hand together go,
What care we If all the world should know
That il is not always dsyg