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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-20
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pe5 pemptratil1en StaatSzG Central pn1z
mites Don @alifprnien, bat pte1e Steue
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mcin pFt6e9efibl .erlaubt mir ni6t> So
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9e1en pab i'd bet amerifaniiden Union
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Ne9ierun9szBpnb6 ais eiuem Sreubru6
ben 8pnb : Snbabern 9e9eniber unp i6
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ben gu Serbelfen, per, ais Ct @ouper1eur
zines 9rpBen Staate6 mar, nit benz ND>
bel f%raterniitrte @iperftaup ee9en 9epi6e
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-20

Qerr 80 J n Maztt bet8, tttt1ter
ba, roo e6 ba5 Sntere1e 1einer @el9dfts<
freunbe Serlan9t 9in9 lebte @p@e mad
Stem yprf as INN in perlpn iplde @aa@
rem aussulelen, Don bener ct iber3erst it,
baB ie ben @iniden be6 publitum8
ent1pre6en weroen. Ser MattbetS
l9eut feline periInliGe @n}tren9un9, rpp
eS gill; G%oncurren; aus benz Telre gu
idlo9en unb Sie9er ST bleiben.
pes Gtnen Malbeur 1T
beS &npern @prtbet", bteies
alte Spri@mcrt miro III cem Sale pes
5errn Spbn Tetl9 urb reS i1ubbepirfz
ti9en putlifum5 gum @abrrpprt inpem
mte rer9eler aus her @n3et9e an elmer am
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na&pem ct paSM albeur Qebabt bat> pur6
ba6 Teucr ieinen 0el9dft6plab su rerz
lteren, 9en6tbi9t it, ;u New Dprtz
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fann.
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bel Sobn Tetld, in Tranf pIle's cbenna>
li9em 2ptal> NIT bi4i9em S9ubwert.
ueberle9t &epublitaner!
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Na&eni9la9 9esen ben alten BLUFF @led.
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fem. 8eiDnberS fir 9empfra=
ten"
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partet bis jebt 9eitibt 1tnb 9etra9en, ben
eriten republitanil9en @ouYernSr Mfirz
ne ota8> ben erlten uno beiten &ertreter
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&amiey. > freiliG! uSebr bDrenSz
mertb 1T riele &eoe, BE lpnberS fir
DempfrutenW
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@ode in 8esue auf 5auier, Soften, Garmen unb
gerIderun9en 1asen in Der leBten @palte auf ber
8. 9eite.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-20

sSonobalter tpegen, lpnbernz iii zS5ntre0Ne
hes 9an5en @plfes, Ter Mrbeiter unp ST.
"19aft9leute, bic barunter unenpli9 au lei
ben baben wirpen.
&l5o mpbl serita,cen : 8ir flint. ni6t
ra9e9en, bic 8pncs nit @reenbafs aufz
sufaufen> tpenn3 bic nStbiaen @reenbads
oasu yprbancen finn, orer purd Belteue<
.rung une Spariamfeit 3oufoetradt ,perz
ben. ffpinuen ; auem' mir 11n6 9eaen jepe
@ermebrun9 unlerer nnetnlIsliden paz
pterma0e neil: 1ie rer N1tin beS 2anoe5
1etu wiirpe.. MIDI +L2A51.,:3
Mlit anoeren @oHn !: mir fnb rafir,
ete @reeubaf5 allmali9 su sutem @elee
81 MAIDEN, itatt 1ite eurWG ermebrun9 hrer
Ma11e gu eilnem INNER idledter merreneen
'@eloe su entrertben. s'11'.t".- !.
9pHentli@ miro pieie Muse;nanreriebz
ing ceutli6 9enn9 fem. (Gin. @tl>) "
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8 s 8 8

Old Hennepin! Old HeDnepin!
Tell me, who did thy battle win
1t was the Teuton's mighty paw,
That knocked to dust the "man OF
Stru2U!"
O Captain Keith, o Captain Keith !!
Where is thy dreamed of laurel
wreath
Where is the splendor of your "Star?"
It's gone poor Captain, far, o far:
Where are your jibes, poor Yorick,
0 don't, don't knit your gloomy brow.
Three cheers let's now together shriek,
For Grethen and the "C0urfhouse
CHque!" CW.)
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Menefte Nabri1tcn.
@%pnntag, 19. MHguit.

' - 'H1a9 IL. @lA0up. =
Der @alhinstpn : ueSnteut1encer"
paS Sr9an Nnpy'S, 1T >piitbeno auf bic
farbtsen Mtlt;z @p%n1panien> wel6e nie ct
la9t f19 in bic Icptenmade bet SteyenS
Seide .%etner1n9ten unp, bunt aus taffrt III
trtc 11e raren, bem publifum Ben Mnblid
cer .Setfe an et>,em Wabe ser,pebrten,
1rr rur Sra1,erfleirer bdtten eetrasen
werten 1o(len, - -,
-G5 rereet hebeutenbe Sin renouuz
gen 9ema6t, bic 8e9napi9uns GouicpttS
urc anrerer Gn9rps = @bisfeyzD Del rauz
canten e%urd;ufeben.
Die Maurer BON Seem 2)orf baben
auf Mttien ;u je $40 cine Gprppratipz
Expectation sebilret mtttel5 eenen 1e
lelbit Seizure auflbren wplle11, pbne
i1b ron Gpntractpren atbdn9i9 ;u ma
DIN. .
Stesens 9ei9e,-Sbab. Stez
vens 2etde fam am Mterb tes IA. 9h1z
9uit til 2ancal ter an. sic tpurbe nit
elmer prpceiipn n1@ Der @pbnun9 be5
8eritprbenen esfprtirt unb lte9t bort ppt
3uaSen Mtltsen temadt ouf tem Yaraz
petette. Nm 15ten NadmittasS s>pet
nbr> 1neet bic 8eitattuns an einem YlaBe
fat, ben Steren5 i1d Spr einem Sabr
ielbit aus%9epdblt,
- Sn Giprerary in Srlanp lit IS III
blati9m Nufrubrlcenen 9efpmmen. Der
N9ent cines 0runebeitserS namens
@cuuy >par int @e9rif. ieinen g'a9tern
bic 9em1bnltden Notisen betreT eer fi0tz
9en Yadt %sutpmu1en su la1en, ais er
Sp,1 mehreren untefannten per omen iiber<
fallen murce. SON Ter Yplt;ei> bic ibnt
su 5ulfe fam> ml1rren srei Mlann en-
i9p1en ltno nter Yer1punret. Na9 lpdz
tern Nadridten ,raren AUDI @eiter BET
Dem Mn9rtf auf ben M9enten> Der bereits
veridiepene Npti;en an Yddter iberbra9t
Bate rab ie at bic 2uft 9eieBt merren
miircen> wenn Der fllt9e padt ni6t .bez
sablt riiroe. Scuup ielbit murre eefakr<'
lid Ser>puncet,
GriebenSbef reb un9en II.
g ew<S rlean5.-Sn NewzS Orleans
ND fl9 felt langem ein 3u1ammeni tpB
swii9en ren ll1lipnsleuten uuo Nebellen
Yprbereitet> bat eine 3ulamunenfunf It terz
yprra9earer M1nner beirer Yarteten tattz
9cfunren. Seire Yarteien oaben s11 pab
bic 0efabr eine5 :3ulammenfpBe5 Yorz
banren lei. Die Dempfraten crflireu
rer belt e @e9 cine Gplliiipn su Yermeioen<
iei tpean Die @eles9ebun9 aufbSrs> Brit
denpe 0eiese 81 paiiiren urp Der 0puz
reruIr gan; it9 nad bem Splfe ridte.
@pu. @arn1putb erfllrte, paB NueS, tpas
pur9 3u9eitdnpni1e unp @er11bnli9feit
9eideben tpnne, INN nen Trieoen ;u er<
balten AUDI 9eldeben ipue, G5 fol- lpdz
ter nod cine @erl ammlan9 a~tSebolten
percer> u1o er1partet man Ypn perlelben
bic Nnnabme practii9er MaBre9eln fir
Grbaltun9 oeS Griepens.
Dienfaa, IS. Musuf+
- Die9ei9e1bap. @teYenS' 1T in9anz
caiter unter 9rpbem ppmp bei9eiebt nor
ben.
- Sn San as baben bic sSnoianer
Die @rdnsanileolun9en iberf fallen uno
cie 8eppbner Fadten in panil1em
S9reden.
- Sn Sopan 1T cine Gbriitenoerz
fol9un9 I'M @an9e bel Der bersit5 6unz
perte ab9el9la9tet u1o erl II # muir
ben.
- Yrof. @ati on Don Nnn 9lrbpr bat
eincn neren Monpplaneten entreft.
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@eiefe ernutbt9te pber, als Die Ntatip1,
ben leBten Mann CUR llnterbridun9 Der
9eteuipn benubte baburd, baB er Der
3ibuns ppppnirte, ii@ ielbt unp ben
9taat in Geinpldaft NIT rer 8unpesre>
9ierun9 bradte'" 81 aHs- Il
Da5 1tnb semlnftise @orte.. Z,
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Musfuuft erbeten !
@n ale bic e5 an9ebt unb ni6t anaebt.

@n ale bic eS ansebt unb ni9t an9ebt.
$50 it Soiepb g eini9ent? Derlelbe trast
bag Rletb Der @en1Itbli9feit unb rebet BE
uSpra@e" artiaenglnfanbes. @ein 2ieblinss-
eenub it, anbern Qeuten @tnub 3u bereiten, bod
p~raettetrt ct aud ais Mrst ineen1 ct jenes fur9t=
bare Maeeniibel ben 9uneer aQen eurirt, pel9e
il9 Der @trapaae elmer 8ebanblung NIT G9tent
S9pti3ertas, ~pissftet" unb berslei&eu seeen
biQtses 6pnorar untertperfen tppQen. .Sn Der
gebantluns itner entittli9en ylase besMtn<
i9eneei9le@ts, ser aeblenbarre BAT er iFi& bereits
als @pbltbater Der Menf9beit ~erpieien, fnbent Ct
ftlbf in ben bSsartisRen Gaaen fets bur9 RATIO
1ele duplication, mad 8efaten, BOT 2aaerbier,
Nle @etu> 8ran6y pttr Yun9 Qinberuns 3u yer<
i9aden pubte. 8u 1T q? 81 f1ast bic b~anrNenbe
unb i9n1a9tenbe Mtni@bett llnlere Intpprt III:
Sn SttQmater in Der ~fauaoitn &etauratipn.
.n3u ben Steten @@waben"
BON ben 3peien
Soiepb uns Caspar 8eini4ent.
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lafen, tao tpenl1t Re bafar fir Sic ndadbz
ten Spanjis Sabren BON ber &e9terurg
aus9ei9lohen bleibt, II 8el9iebt i6r aa1ts
&e@t. @tr fSnner ntemalS un1ere
3ano oasu bieten, &ebellenfibreru
l1no peren Greunoen 3ur Ma@t gu nerbelz
fen. ~ :,
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Sr. MOieuf,

praftt19er Mr3t Sperateur II. Au9enar3t
ninn,t ale Aranfbeiten mdnnltden u. tpetbltden @ef6ledts
tn 8etanclune unb quarantine. Bel UNI Misunderstanding.
aud bic YermSsensserbaltni1e Irmer 3u berIdiidtisen ebeniu
quarantine ih fir Mae In Der Geburtsbulfe uno ben lbrtcen
9rDBeren blutisen unb ~unblutisen Sperattpnen eenahten Der,
fpredunsen.
Office: Rpteers 9lpd nabe Der Bride. Goniultattonss
R1nben Don 9 lltr 0prn,. bis 4 lbr 9fudm.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-20
Taru1 III U%erfQufen.

.. Zine garm son 100 elder belesen in n eft st. gauf, fuuf
meien ron ct. gaul, 80 Nder unter Gultur unS nit 0aiaen'
Aorn unb Safer tenslt, Is Der 5enseu inb gang neu, Wpbn,
taus, Ride, Jrudtbaus. Staquns &c. af Der Jarnn 70
lit an eem Sunfib Gee. nate i'll Sfulen anb air6sn. Die
Frutt lam nit eertauft 1rereen, nenn esrIni1t.-SO Rutten
Bru6fein itnb babel.
g0eeen preis su erfotren Eel
:...@ e. Goldberg,
oeer in ber Office Ser Minneirta Staatssitung.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-14
MEETING OF STATE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.

AZ special meeting of the State Execu-
tive Committee, held last evening, the Hon.
0. J. Dunn in the chair, the following reso-
lutions were adopted
ReSo!0ej, That we indorse the call made
by our chairman and secretary of the ad.
nesday evening next in Lafayette Square,
ments be continued with the power to en-.
large their number by four members.
Messrs. Dunn, Harris, Houston, and Har-
ris were added to the committee. 1t was
also
ResolCed, That we respectfully invite the
Parish Executive Committee to appoint a
committee of seven to cooperate with our
committee in making arrangements for the
mass ratification meeting on Wednesday
evening next and in case the Parish Com
mittee can not meet in time we respectfully
invite its members to meet our committee
on Monday evening at s o'clock, at No. l37
Customhouse street.
ResolUed, That all subordinate Republican
organizations are respectfully invited to
participate in the ratification meeting on
Wednesday evening next.
ReSJlged, That committee of three be
appointed by the chair to invite the Hon.
! II. G. Warmoth to preside at the ratification
meeting.
The Committee adjourned to meet OF
Wednesday, at twelve o'clock, at No. Is
/ Customhouse street.
! n. UNDERWOOD, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-14
NECESSITY OF QUARANTINE.

We have received a communication from
the medical gentleual whose name is
signed to the extract which follows. relating
to certain correspondence between the
Mayor and the Board Of Health Of the city
of Galveston on the subject Of quarantine.
The Mayor wishesan expression Of the sew
eral members of the Boart Of Health, and is
referred to the resolutioaa on the subject
passed by the Board, from which d.. Bowel
alone dissents.
Dr., Richardson disc tie several reso'
lutions, and closes as follow:
sReso uucn four Baoas these sanitary gen.
tleuen in an uneaViabe Light before the
public by declarng the doctrine that
"cleanliness and puridcatlonN should su-
persede the necessity Of Quarantine, and
that were the Efforts ald money expended
in attempts to establish and enforce. quar-
antine applied to prope- hygieniC and sani.
tary measures the pubic health would be
far better secured Of all places in the
world this theory should have less hold in
the minds Of the Inhabitants Of Galveston
than most any other, situated as It is on q
low sand island ID the midst OF the sea,
lashed on nearly. all sides by the briny
waves, and greatportiou OF the city often
submerged with sea water, which OF itself
is an excellent, didnfecta1t. This ''corol-
larry" when sifted 10 The bottom is no corol-
larry at all, but sinplya false assumption
which will rot stand the test OF investigas
tion. 8A
Resolution fifth and LAST Of the series does
not strengthen our confidence in the eff
cheney of the Galveston Board OF Health
when 1t announces the doctrine that local
agencies combined may, and probably will,
originate yellow fever in our midst, in the
teeth of the most Vigorous quarantine that
could be established 70 exclude 1t from
without"
This is a reassertion of the theory long
entertained by mpst Of the leading physi.
clans of this city, Rith the exception that
they do not attach much If any Importance
to the presence or absence Of hlth.
Of course there never las been but one
opportunity offered in the history OF this
city to prove the falsity Of this position, and
that was eminendy satisfactory and is Q
guarantee that the Experiment will be tried
on much larger scale when public senti-
ment shall have been properly trained. al.
iude, as o matter of course, to the rigid
regulations adopted By General Butler
when he held command II this city during
the late war.
Future experiments and investigation
viii demonstrate the essential necessity OF
quarantine to protect our country from the
raYages Of yellow fever, the opinion OF the
learned Board Of, Health OF Galveston TO the
contrary Notwithstanding.
R. C. RICHARDSON, n. D.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-14

II think she is too poor to take her, and
guess it will be long ere she finds any one
willing to take such looking child, but if
she insists upon it Mag must go, for she
writes for two or three papers, and If we
offend her she will do US up in some Of her
pieces in such style that every one will
recognize us, and that viii ruin the pros
poets of yourself and sister. She has US in
her power, and the only thing for US to do
is to outwit her; so to begin we must gradu-
ally grow kinder to the girl, and there
must be some show of teaching her. You
had best undertake that
"Well, really, am delighted to hear that
she writes; perhaps she may take fancy
to me and mako me one of her heroines.
Would not that be feather in my cap
Indeed, shall teach Mag in good earnest.
Then, too, suppose she will write this sum-
mer, and how the girls of the neighborhood
will envy us when they hear that our friend
Mrs. Linton wrote the stories they like SO
much, and actually wrote some of them in
our house. Indeed, am not sorry we have
taken her, even if she does take Mag away"
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"Oh madam, suppose they win not let

"ohl madam, suppose they will not let
me 60"
do not fear, my child have already
gotten Mrs. Mitcheps consent, and mean
to take you with me; nor shall you be
slapped again while I remain; but wish
you to be very good, and serve them for
that time faithfully, and particularly wish
you to teach the babe to walk that they may
get along with as little trouble as possible
after you are gone. He ought to have
walked six or eight months ago.
"0h, madam, will pray to God every
morning and night to make me a goo
child to your
Mrs. Linton pressed another kiss upon
the quaint little mouth, and clasping the
child's hand turned their steps toward the
house.
roREoLUDED NEXT WEEK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy of Music.


By all odds the best dclineator of irish
character who has been on the stage in this
city lately is Cavsnaugh, who takes the role
of PADDY Miles Boy, in the farce thus en-
titled. He wraps himself up in the charac.
ter he represents and is totally oblivious to
everything else. 1t is worth the full "halt
price to see Cayanaugh in this. Jennie
Engel, Kate Wood, and Madelaine Hardy in
song, ballad, and dance are attractive. The
Academy is a good place to cool of. Cap
tain De Russey went there the other even.
Ing to cool off after the excitement created
in his nervous system By the hot weather
and that rebel yell when he had Mayor
Heath in custody. By the way, joint ben
eht Is soon to be rendered to our Yankee
friend Billy Carter and that intelligent
DutChman Luke Sohoolcfaft. We bespeak
for them big house, but Luke must not
use reckon as Yankee talk.
"Base Ball a new ioc&l sensation by the
author of the "Female Privateers, . will be
produced tomorrow evening for the trst
time. The scenes are local. This is, rs an
nounced, the last week of the season.
The Floral Concert Of the Sunday School
connected with the Calvary Church, Pry-
tania street, assisted by the members OF the
Mount oliyet Church Sunday School,
Algiers, at Lyeeum Hall next Tuesday
evening, will be an interesting affair. The
beautiful representation of the "FloweI
Cantata, or CroWning of the Rose Queen,
will be produced.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-14
CUKIOsITIEs OF THE ELECTION.

The CierIIShip of the First District Court.
We doubt if Dickens sold Curiosity
Shop" contained anything more unique
than the election by the Democrats of Mr..
Norbert Trepagnier for clerk of the first
district court. for he has failed in nothing
that incurs Acknowledgement under the re-
construction acts of Congress. AS clerk of
this court before the war he took the oath
to support the Constitution of the United
States. Afterward he vociferously advo-
Gated secession, not, indeed, with ability,
but-like the man who jumped into briar
bush and scratched out both his eyes
with all his might and main" When the
rebels proclaimed this vicinity under mar
tial law Captain Trepsgnier was appointed
provost marshal in Algiers by that amphibi-
illogical warrior who so nobly acted out the
latter half Of Sir Hudibras' idea
"The man who fights and runs d,edy."
The people of New Orleans have not yet
forgotten that
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PARISH EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

This committee at its last meeting elect
ed the following officers, viz;
Seth ". Lewis ESQ, President; Hon. j..
3. Noble, First Vice. President; Captain C.
H. Boothby, Second Vice President; Captain
W. B. Gray, Secretary; JIM. Burchard, ESQ,
Treasurer.
The committee will meet every Tuesday
evening at Clay hall, Perdido street. We
congratulate the committee, but more espe
cially the Republican party, on the excellent
officers who have been chosen. The dutie:
which this committee will soon be called
upon to discharge are most important.
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IFor the Sunday Republican,
THE CASTLE OF PLEASURE.

IN region dim and olden,
where the things of time are holden
,Nsath the reign of recollection unchange'
able and fast,
stands castle rich and splendid,
with fairy landscape blended,
And surrounded by the ever blooming gar
dens of the past. ..-. .r.r...
Rieh and gorgeous is its seeming,
And the golden timelight streaming
gbrough its open doors and easements
showed the chambered depths within;
Forms of art voluptuous dreaming,
shapes with lifelit passion beaming,
whose possession seemed the heaven which
their votaries might not win.
once within that region olden,
Ere the light of time 80 golden ..a.
Faded into silVery pallor meath the veil OF
memory;
While the gardens were unfaded,
While the castle was unshaded
Bv the dim and doubtful shadow OF the
night that is to be,
Entered an adventurous mortal
At the ever open portal,
Lured by sounds of mirth and revel from
the castles inner halls.
Proud and firm he sought the entrance,
Bowed with sorrow an6 repentance,
With trembling horror fed he when he
gained the outer walls.
What lie saw has ne'er been spokeni
Gave be not sign or token
ofthe sights and sounds that changed his
blooming youth TO hoarS age;
But he said, "Mine eyes have seen it;
Would might from vision screen it,
And he bears nameless sorrow which
naught earthly can assuage.
Once rare and radiant angel,
Oace seraph.faced evangel,
whispered words of peace and comfort
told its tale of hope aud rest;
But its wings with sorrow laden
Sought the undiscovered Aidenn-
Sought home by crime unblemished, ant
by sorrow unoppressed.
70 the spirit of an error,
For the crouchiAg demon terror,
Which nor priest nor prayer nor sseerdots
rite hath ever lain,
Sits throned in the mimic castle
Which memory, skillful vassal,
Built to stand while life shall light it in tn
chambers Of the brain. p
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Gallant young man,
Whose name Was-LoVf

But however largely the ridiculous is
mingled with the "reminiscences of this
feather'bed soldier, itwas no joke to Algiers
when his underling, Captain Trepagnier,
there held his reign of terror. Fortunately
the gunboats of Farragut soon relieved that
place Of this horror and then the provost
marshal departed to the rebel army, where
he remained until brought here prisoner
of war.
Now, considering that the reconstruction
acts Of Congress were enacted to prevent
the rule in the South of the men whose
treason had wrought her such intense woe,
and that these acts require a test oath
which no man can conscientiously take who
ever consented to rebellion, it is certainly
curious that Ex-Prevost Marshal TrepagnieI
should attempt to grasp at Office under the
acts expressly intended to exclude such as
he. Can he SO far forget his antecedents
as to take the oath these acts require? We
confess a curiosity to see the result. Ii
there any occult process whereby man
can fight against his country and ther
swear that he didn't?
| .. N0TS VERRONS
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cotton gin in Louisiana; for the growth of
general knowledge as the offspring of the
State. When this end is accomplished
then we will see doubters, ignorant doctors,
and brainless aristocrats in the background,
and the masses, rich and poor, emulating
each other in the great work of progress.
Then, and not until then, will the bulwark
of Individual, social, and political liberty
become firm and enduring, hH