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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-12-02


We have had week of real cold weather,
unpleasant within, but delightful OH our
streets, the sun shone brightly and the air
was Tins modified to "a comfortable point
Yesterday this weather was broken by a
long steady rain. This morning it is clear
again.
While the fine weather lasted our city was
once more active and full of hustle and
life. The jobbing houses have done enough
to require night work to get mp with their
orders and sales, and the number of packa-
ses rolled out for shipment attests the fact
that they have been doing good business
The retail trade has been very good also
The ladies, God bless them, have been
out in merry bevies, g;sily. dressed, laugh
ing and chatting and shopping here and
there, throwing life into the scene, as the
reese throws perfume into The air it blesses
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

w III kncw tAss ths breast swimming is
he $3.50 yAaeM) sbptd I'll over the
world. Beginners commence on thr br.sr'.
I dat 10 NJ sh)Bua( He saIsr q hhsir
bresA alllhrousE their lives Il & in The
water chat Walking Is on land 10 the be
- i4An Is KEN 6hg The ealis
sst 70 learn, aud II The adept II has The :
Traction q having !. last, ~ .bos. i; Ions
- bciog more STEADY, sud ro'.seaa4f4t's less
!. Aih>o'se: NJ sbsxpM H. - 'eaass htlA
Also, When swimaAhsg fes p!e<s fasbsia
Il ii, fog glorG we 'aT.inesissls saae % The
i. Spreeds you h5nns tngess ssoesd /.
stlslB = assc Seseeihe sssangsa circle -
Jon possibly can. Ii you watch good breatt
III si9nsfs Ee w q fni L b Z ss u 2
2. The same rule holds good for Ne feet;
- ,Iol <eAnot deecsibe TOO large circ5sj 4here
& ~ - " 5ouf legs TO their utmost length
sud breadth,
"a. 3 81 ANN ypu have described this circle,
srA9u1s Benthsf sharply and viyorouGas Re,
iasmbsr, & & ihis jerk ard quick meeting 81
wheels Nhish ssnds roe forward.
NM ii thh particular sha. Gurr especially
I'd eses3s, ~ uhAt hs en- pr6pel himself I've or
or - each stroke. A long stroke could
NOT he made in any other way. The secret Of
4stke'n69tes This, that. sitter The shafp con-
,5ssrs isassassIttiiy floats
elosg, or rather cuts through The water those
6, five Sld. any o;ets sa !sd. on your on,
really Is Of ANAL service, except to maintain
\ yoef balss4e Oh tle xeta. II III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07
Making in all 300 Valuable Prizes,
RASa1Na
FROM SIS to sI2o. 900.

DETAILS OF THE DRAWING.---A suitable
committee Of responsible and honorable gentlemen
will be selected to condnct the drawing aud award
ing ihe Prizes on the day appointed, at the City
Hail. Alton, H. Plan Of drawing will be similar
to the enc Of Ghoueau Smith mill and farm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07
$50 PATTERSoN's
Ir(u Works &PoQndrY
VALUED AT $4,000.

Second Frixe--0ne Lot on Second street,
between Piasa and Market streets, nearly oppe-
site the City building, Alton. HIPS feet on Sec
ond street-asnitable Tor stores. Value s6,5oa
Third rriza -0ne Lot on corner hctsYe 81
Third and Fourth streets, Alton. 1ll--2A feet oe
Plaza street and so feet deep. Valued st ST. ae.
Fourth Prize.-ane Lot adjoining the above
20 feet on piasa street and 50 feet deep. Valued
1t $4,000.
Fifth Prixe--one Lot adjoining the above.
20 feet GU Piasa street and 50 feet deep. Valued
at $1,000
six Prize One Lot adjoining tie above
Lots, II It franto Pasa street. 50 Il deep build
ing on same 23x48 feet. two stpfes high, oi stone
and brick, oecrnicdas carpenter sher Naiaei
at S3, 500.
Z Seventh F'rixe--one nov Engine ana Saw
Mil, all complete, Of best mann faeiure and In
ished in good style. Valued at So, 0ce.
Eighth Priza--one new Ensino all eo,a-
plete, with Governor, go horse power, finely I'm
she'd. Val ued at $2,tiao.
Four Prizes. Consisting of four Thrcsaing
Machines and Horse Powers Is horse power,l .
best nanutaciure. Valued Al $3.50 each 80, GnA
Tweuty-fvc Pr s.-Isi Sugar Mills con
sistiug Of % new Mills. d hest manufacture.
$I23 each valued at ea.la6.
Ona /: aw asiil--Iar saving cord wood, new
and all complete, With power. alue. s2Ia
Twenty-Five 2rsz ,s--in fac Sewing Ma
chimes Of various steies asa 6f best Inafdfaeture
If Howe and Singer Manufacturing Companies,
eanging ia ltfisa frani $40 a. sl94 yalaei II ~,
iHa.
Twenty--avs Iefizes- ii Silver Hansing
Case Lever Watches. full ieweieI. at 80 each
valued ~ S625.
& Forty savcn erix ss--0f valuable aud use
al ticles. ssiIl Iaagrin price ftom 81 to So
valued at S49e.
ono Aundred Prizsk-.In Greenbaeks, Mt
so per prize, value 81 200.
Tw ntv Prix ss-Tnsets Of best quality sill
ser plated knives and Furks Mt IS per set 500.
Twenty -6vo Prizes-In sets OF beat silver
plated Table Spoons, At So per setvalued at
$3.50.
Twenty Prixos-In Albums, at Sc each
1920.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

S. 81 PropFietor and Manager.
At the Omcesof Pattsrson,s Iron Work. t~fros ~,
mAy9o An
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Refers by Permission Il

REFERS Uy FermfkalOn I'D
IndesJ dssy 4 Gillespie. Of Ed srdsvile
$ " Faber, Mayor Of the osty o. Anca
Weaver, Aid-rmsn do d.
John Shooter, do 60 10
Geo Yarkei, do to da
Chas Wise, Attorney
II Baker Judge Alton CITY Cnar.
c A Caldwell, Ga hiss Alton M teuai bark
D D Ryris, Cashier sf,st Nasisia i ssuk Ait i
Scarrtt, President do do a.
J !. Blair. Wnnie ais Grocer. Alton
chas Phinney, dc do
| san > Bhhep da d.
K.te1fna. Express Agent, Alton
Topping Brp4 Co. Wholesale Hardware M.roihn.s
Nekos g. BAsbtr do - do
b Ho ,xisnl, VII lesse clo.hsr
Judge II " Billiexs
'ol A Bnck iAester
Aten. Fnlt IraD Wass, ST Letl .fo
Waters. simonss Co d.
David E.es.sAs baekse. casrelitan, III
A Blae xburn, Bspkss, firden, I'll
Msttr~ Uowsn, MFfaer, do
| II Beech, Foundry Istchneld, I'll
J0a0 .Chas3a q ca, MhnIessAc Dealers in Coorera d
A Me@k-rs VII alesaler IRON Dealer. Chicago III
VIM Wilson, Wholesale Hardware, ST Louis
HBnson1 ~. Attn grirnltursl VI oFks
Reineke 4 Thomas, Mixers, Irsrd, iii
Msssrs Usnts al 81 Wansis Bell. reaiers
A RS&ley. sac 4taa street d Louis
John Shield. III north Market ssyeet 81 Louis
Grogier, Eagle Foundry
Aug frank, do do
EJaseh QHigley, Altos
II IS III 81 KEKs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

- Il the certificates are all sold, thu re will bs
donated Ito tAe srfhsus ofthe city Of Alton two
thousand dollars
6"Ail money received from the sale or Ger
tihcates will be deposited in Alton National Bank
and Fret National Bank Of Alton, H., to the
credit Of the Assoestian and win rsnsin in bank
until the drawing.
E2~After awarding the prizes, Warranty Deed
viii DO given to the lot that the Iron v crks stand
on. and other lots clear Of fseamhranee
g "a Any person wishing Is see u sample of
prizes, can do by calling at tie Patterson )
Iron Works OF ia.
NOTICE!--Tle boye Iron Works will be kent
running until awarting Of prizes, and receive all
orders for work, ard fill them as promptly, a. has
been done for the last seven years.
NOTICE !---No person will lie authsrize1 N
sell Certificates for the Association or lie reeop
niaed as an agent, unless holding d certificate t.
that effect from the Manager Of the. Association.
N0TlCEL--Persons sensfing fer Certificates
from the coantys can send In registered ,etsers.
Please give ,he-address, name, tosn. eeantY.
All orders mnst be addressed %
g JAS. PATTERSOy.
.PropFietor and Manager.
At the 0mcesof Pattsrsons leon Works fr~ITos I'll.
mayO I'm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

fae staf, Of toeaa.
Capital STICK, fully ps ....-f5J9ppo 60
C.<l gu hsns Ia bank, and III i is Of
-, E.,,,s ID ,,sss III II. IS
sonas and Stocks ~ned by the oanpst y-- aassu 70
BIT, amply : cnred-..---.... -. 9 bs5 @
Debts fov rtminms., ~ 10y "
olisr securities. IL 81 81
$500 ga 90
Los, .s adj listed ard not s4s 600
All ott er ella M, Trust Fuadr. asfo5 4
Great st amount insured in any one r'th sfooo
AUD TO o9fI1s,
DIS MorsEs. IoEt Jane 9Th, Ises.
WHsss.s The American Lie Insutance and Trtst
COMPANY located Al Pbiisdlphs. in the rts'e Of Penn
syl. .nis has nIed in this Office statement
It's contttoa On The trst day II Jauary 1885,
.nes With the ,ro i.ion. Of sn Ae, Of the ensre As
s-6bly Of ibs state OF Iowa. entttist An Act in RIA
tion 10 Insurance. consn, approved Jsnnar, ~ =
1851 Act ameBdatory shtr Il approve febrear
h. 1865, and whereas ssia statement oRs that sud
ln.uran on rany Is ssesse' nfthe requisite aloan
81 capital invested ~ qnrs. BY said Acts fherfot
10 pur uance OF Law, l. hn A. Elliott, Asd,tor o
Stat d. hereby certify hat said nsn' Compaly IL
authorized to transact the bnsots, Of in ht
State hy agents prop r!y appointed and xnhor zfd
acknowledge service # process fr on shsit Of s
Csprany rsnnr hy said Acts, until the slst day
tnu.rs A u 1868
sae AID afs ed the seal Of my os., this CO. AID
abeya written. JtEN A Il III TT
Auditor Of State.
The American Life Insurance Co
Isanes pot ps eli the desirable pi-ns and eomlnt
- the adv aias.s Of agfJAL ASD JOINT sT~ CR
CoMrAaItS.
J. 6. HAMMER,
junesa-lw General AGENT
Cheese.
Ia PRIME CHEESE just received by
10 shTsos IA gaes.
a.ArgrH l.aisina.
* BONES Choice. brand Raisins --.us
~ received and for sa'e ~
ROBERTSON h .ALBERS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-21

SPAIN IN FERMBNT.-The cable to-day
gives us the first vague reports Of the revolu-
tion which has so long been pending in Spain
The rottenest monarchy in all Europe is at
last about to undergo reconstruction. Gene
raj Prim, who has been in state of chronic
insurrection for several years past appears to
be at the head of the movement, and if the
reports which we have received have the
slightest foundation in truth, he is likely at
last TO cancel his long-standing score
with the Spanish Bourbons. But
the probable results of the insurrection
will not be restricted to his political or mill
tary advancement. No possible change could
be for the worse; come what may-even the
entire suppression of the outbreak-the people
of Spain will be much benefited and Queen
Isabella be taught lesson which she could
easily have learned by reading the history
Of her kingdom. 1t would appear, however,
that the lesson comes too late; for, with the
greater portion of the army and navy in open
revolt, the chances are decidedly against the
longer continuance of the Bourbon dynasty in
power.
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that will exactly suit our ideas OF ORenb ach's
music and contemporary has fortunately fur.
nished us with the precise comparison that we
need-sillabub. Now sillabub is an uncom-
monty nice thing to take. especially after
hearty meal of more solid meats, to leave
q pleasant flavor in the MOUTH and 0fen-
bach's operas are uncommonly agree
able for variety after q course of Bee
thoven. Mozart, Rossini, Meyerbeer, and
Verdi Sillabub Is scarcely to be recommended
as steady diet for healthy man. and IL we
were condemned TO hear nothing but Offen-
bach we would speedily get heartily tired OF
him. We are not reduced to such strait as
that, however, just yet; nor are we likely TO be-
SO we 60 in for Ofenbach and sillabub.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-21

ASTOUNDING GAINs.-When the New York
Tribune attempts to show that Republican
gain in Pennsylvania equal in proportion to
that in Maine will give us $4,000 additional
votes in October, the World throws its mathe-
matician in the path and shows how the Repub-
lican majority has decreased 5000 since 1866.
Now if the World must 60 back of 1867 for
purposes of comparison, why can't it go back
little further? In 1874 President Polk car
ried Maine by majority of 6505 over all COM
petitors. This year the Republican majority
is at least 10000. Put the two together, and
you have the astounding figures of 26,505, as
representing the Republican increase on the
majority alone. But this is not the whole Of
the wonderful story. The Abolition vote in
that State in 1874 was but 4S36 Last week
it reached the very respectable figure of
$4,000, showing a clear gain of SO, 164, or full
1430 per cent. But let US be impartial while
we are about it, and confess that this enor-
nous gain of 1430 per cent. is to be distri-
buted through twenty eight years, giving an
annual increase ofoply 81 per cent. Having thus
reduced our figures, we are ready to apply
them to our own State. Last year the Repub-
lican vote in Pennsylvania was 266, 8A, 81 per
cent. Of which is 1860 Hence, if the result
in Maine is to be taken as guide, we shall
roll up in this State in October a vote of
402 904 on the percentage principle. Mr..
Wallaces heaviest estimate Of the Democratic
vote is but 377,l24, leaving us majority of
%, $780, which, although not as large as it
might be- is altogether quite satisfactory.
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The Theatres this Evening.

AT the Arch Street Theatre Gounod's opera OF
Faust will be performed. On Tuesday, Fra
Didcoto. on Wednesday, La Somndmbutd, and
on Thursday. for the first time In English, Orts-
pin0 and the FdiTY.
At the Walnut Street Theatre Mr.. Edwin
Adams will appear "Robert Landry" in
Watts Phillips drama of the Dead Heart.
AT the Chestnut Street Theatre the spectacle
OF the White Fdwn will be Withdrawn after the
present week; so all who have not ) ct seen 1t
should do SO at once.
At the American an attractive miscellaneous
entertainment will be given this evening.
AT Hooley's Opera House the burlesque of the
Grand Duchess Of Geroistein will be perfor med
for the first time this evening.
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k1ge WRIGHrS ALCONATED GLYCERtN
b-S Tablet OF Solidi6ed Glycern tends TO preserve
the skin from:dry ness and wrinkles imparts won.
derful degree Of softness and delicacy to the COM
piexion, and whiteness to the skim is an excellent
dentifrice, grateful TO the taste and tonic to the
month ana gums tmparts sweetness to the
breath and renders the teeth beautifully wn;.c For
sale by all druggists r. d q. A. WRIGHT, No. GA
CHUSNUT Street. 40
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The election Of Seymour and Blair would be
tantamount to the transfer of the national
Government into the hands of Rebel conspira-
tors, who would WELD its powers to persecute
loyalty, to exalt treason, to reverse the YER.
dict Of the war, to plungethe nation into deeper
distresses than have ever yet been known,
to derange trade, to bankrupt the treasury,
and to secure the substantial triumph of the
demons of dscord and secession in spite of the
terrible sacrifices OF patriotic citizens.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-21

QUEBR.-When the following dispatches
from Maine to the Boston Post are placed side
by side they read rather awkwardly:-
"FirSt DeSpatch-'The campaign has been
conducted with unexamp!ed vigor by both
parties
"Second Despatch.-'The State election has
been looked forward to with a great deal of in
terest by both parties, aud the campaign has
exhibited q greater amount of enthusiasm and
has been entered into tOtht more Utgor, than any
preceding contest since 1851
"Third Despatch The Democracy OF the Pine
Tree State tOere WITHOUT an or0dntzation.'
1t was Immediately after Terusing the last
of these dispatches that Mr.. William A.
Wallace sat down to figure out the Democratic
triumph in Maine on the admirable per cent.
age system. The remarkable success which
he has achieved as mathematician is rivalled
only by the sagacity of the Boston Post,
which, after asserting that the campaign in
Maine had been conducted with unexam-
pied vigor by both parties"-in fact, "with
more vigor than any preceding contest since
1864"-made the melancholy discovery that
the Democracy had gone into the field "with-
out an organization" Strange as well as
great, are some of the uses of adversely.
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rha Lnaaon To-day.

THERE seems no doubt but that at the roll call
to-day there will be quorum of both Houses
Of Congress, and we have good assurance for
asserting that tomorrow they will adjourn
until some time in November. We earnestly
hepe that such will be their course. II is the
soundest policy which they can possibly
adopt. The country is on the eve of deoi-
sive political verdict. The jury have been in
consultation for months past, and are just in
the aot of giving their verdict. For an inter
ruption to be made at this moment would be
both unwise and inopportune. Let the
whole question Of the wrongs Of the South
continue in allegiance until after the election
for President. These wrongs will then be
righted by the people themselves, and their
servants can follow out their dictates.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fSYe CENTRAL AMERICA HAS SURREN-
~ dered the exquisite OF all her horai odors
to The people of The United States. Io PHALO Ms
FLOR DE MAYO" the new perfume for the hand
kerchief the fragrance that makes the air of her vat
leys luxury to breathe has been placed within the
reach OF The whole american public. Sold by all
ri
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-21

~ OF THE CITY OF PHILA DELPHIA."
This excellent and efficient benevoient instt ution
has secured permanent location. by the purchsse,
on favorable terms, of The property No 5SS AKOH
street The entire lower floor the building has been
fitted up for the of the Association, and is
used by 1t. The upper floors are let out at rate
which reduces the Item OF rent Ia the expenses or
the Society TO O mere nominal amount Friends of
the Institution invited to call In as they passt
The General Agent of the Society, Mr. EMANUEL
II. ToLAND and the Missionaries. Messrs WILL
MER w. WALTER and ALBERT g. ROWLAND,
viii soon commence their annual calls for aid and It
The Society is q purely benevolent organization,
and is not sectarian in Its character Its Officers aud
Managers are = ..
Vice e-President-A LEXANDER q, CATTELL,
Secretary-RUDOLPh X. HOEFLICH,
Treasurer-THOMAS T. MASON, No. 4l9 Arch ST.
MANAGERS.
Isaac r. Smith, Robert j. GrIgg,
George w. Hill, George b. Bains
Charles W. Drum, Will am W. Wilson,
Samuel Work, Thomas Potter,
George Nugent, Alexander II. Lane,
Jacob A. Gardner, III. M KINNEY,
Thomas Pedrck, Hiram Miller,
Samuel Mullen, John Weist,
Thomas l.. Gillespie, James w. Carson.
These names are q sufficient guarantee to the com.
munty that any funds entrusted to the disposal Of
the Society, will be carefully and properly dis
pensed. GA mwfLw
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E.@5Y PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY. Office No. ~ 8.
FOURTE Street. PHILADELPHIA, May q. 1858.
NOTICE-To the holders of bonds Of the PHILA-
DELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COM.
PANY due April 1, 1870.
The Company offer to exchange any Of these bonds,
Of $1,000 each at any time before the (s first day Of
October next at par for mortgage bond Of equal
amount bearing seven per cent, Interest. clear Of
years to run.
The bonds not surrendered on or before the LIST OF
October next will be paid at maturity, In accordance
with their tenor. 3. BRADFORD,
b28tO1 Treasurer,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
m Z w PU RLICATI0 8.
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EV = ~ = IN ~ - ~ w 0s
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INDIGO BLUE.

r ARL0W'S INDIGO BLUE.
for Blueing Clothes put up and for sale at
WILTBERGER5 Drug Store. No. 2ss N SECOND
Street. Philadelphia,
BARLOW INDIGO BLUE
will color more water than any other Blue in the
market. Wv
BARLow's INDIGO BLUE
Is free fon acid and will injure the Hnest artice
BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE
dissolves perfectly clear and will not settle ON the
clothes or make them streaked.
The Label Is copyrighted. and reads, "I3arlov's
Indigo Blue prepared and for sale Alfred Wiitber-
gers Drug Store,.No. 233 North Second street. Phs-
delphia." BaiOws Indigo Blue Is sold 10 dealers st
q price that pays them TO keep it.
CONSUMERS WILL FIND
u on trial to be the moat economical ard handiest
Blue Is put up at Wltberger's Drux Store No. 2ss NJ
Second street, end newhere else.
BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE
is made In the same way II fourteen years ago.
and does not contain any acd.
ONE FIvE-CENT BOX OF BARLow's INDIGO
BLUE
~.ssniven IN msiIeral water bottle OF water, win
make the best Liquid eing that be made.
BARLOW'S INDIGO
does not require any rags TO tie 1t up In.
A few grains of Barlow's Indigo Blue ON the end Of
the hnger will color tub OF water. 9l6l lHp