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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-04-23

Hats,
Groceries, &C., &c.
The shove stock having beca selected with
great care and bought for the cash, conse.
qucniiy We defy oompcsion ID price o.
quality Of goods.
Oar Tailor shop Oh The second door /.
still under The Supervision Of Mr.. Albart
Thompson, Pra.tieai caslsr, Who viii
take pleasure IN giving . nlcc, easy, and
iash,onable @ 70 al of BIS Customer.
Ihanktall for past fasoFx We soliei. aeon.
tinaancc al the ZANE.
ST0UfFER 4 HOFFMAN,
New Windsor, Nd.
apaiy
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Great Distribution By the
Metropolitan Gift Company.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS 4 PRIZE.

ca.l an. . ~ Anen.l . sas0. oOo.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-02-15
AN

LEVYlNG A TAX ON THE PARISH OF ST. Lam
DRY, FOR Il sERvlCE.OF TIE YEAR 1867.
ARTICLE |. The Police Jury of the Parish
OF 81. Landry. five members thereof present,
and unanimously concurring therein, Or.
dain, -..l
ART. II. That for the service of the wear
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty
Seven Qh6) a Parish Tax of Thirty thous-
and dolla's be and is hereby Imposed on
such objects Of taxation as are established
by law by the State, a.d within sail Parish
(thc towns ofO ~elousas, Washington, Grand
COieau and Flat Town excepted.@ -f.' WI
ART. Ill. First for the ordinary, Parish
purposes OF expenditures, there shall he
added to the assessment of the State for the
year 1867, in a proper iorater addition not
exceeding seventy five per cent. to the tax
OF each person assessed, so, as to make the
sum Of Twelve thousand Eight hundred and
scventy-tive dollars. ..., 49, n. -. .,.y.
Second, for the payment orexisting debts,
the payment of Jurors, the tayment jof
witnesses in cri':'inal Cases, and the con-
structlon of public works, there shall he
further added to the said a>~sessrne,'t Roll,
in d proportl nate addi, ion to the tax of
each person assessed, so as to make the sum
OF Seventeen Thousand One hundred and
twenty-five dol ars; the said two sums
making together the sum of Thirty thousand
dollars.
Ordained Jan airy 3oth, 1868. -
sir Ebert CAN'T,
President of the Police Jury.
Attest: JOS. d. RICHARD,
,janlS'6o. ,.f Il. Nerk of said jury.
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Sleeping with "a Bl:sck Brother
> "a Practice Versus Theory. ;.

- Men sometimestheorize very well, who
shrink from applying their principles.
Here is acase in point, The book agent
Of the Nashville Adgocate, who is down
in Alabama, tells it.. . a' =.
The Rev. Mr., T., formerly Of Alaba-
ma Conferences, Dr.. Il. Church, South,
but now in the N. Z. Church. North,
went to the house Of a gentleman to
spend the night and duringt the evening
advocated with considerable zeal the
equality Of the black and white, races,
On retiring. he was accompanied 10 his
room by a negro. who, commenced I'M
dressing simultaneously with Mr.. Il.
The.preacher. slightly surprised. inquired
as to the meaning of this conduct; to
which the gentleman of color replied:
"I'se gwineto sleep wild y toau,s+ we'se ga all
de same now; we'se all equal; euler don't
make 70 dibberance ; I tink you good as
me if you IS white" Report saws MI.
I. left that nightly Y Ledger. a.gg
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AN ORDINANCE, Levying a Special Tax OF
the Parish ofSt. Landry, -or the purpose Q
building a new Jail.
Wereas, The present Jail at Opelousas il
the Parish Of St. Landry is insecure, and I'm
suitable in every respect as "A prison and
mhereas, Commissioners appointed by the Po.
lice jury, have examined the said Jail, and
made approxifnative estimates of the probable
cost of building a Jail and whereas the said
Commissioners have reported that a new Jail
ought to be constructed without delay, and
that the probable cost of said Jail would be
about Twenty Thousand Dollars therefore
l. Be 1t ordained by tie Police Jury Of the
Parish Of st Landry, That the sum of Twenty
thousand dollars be and is hereby appropriated
for the special purpose of building a new jail
in the town of Opeiousas, in said Parish, and
that a special tax be imposed for the aforesaid
purpose, as authorized by the Act of the Cen
eral Assembly. approved on the 18th of March,
1856. 60
2. Be it further ordained, That the aforesaid
tax shall be payable aud collrctable exclusive
ly iu the legal currency Of the United States.
3. BE hturiher ordained, That said tax Shall
be levied ard imposed on the objects of taxa
ton, and on all trades and professions. inclu-
ding all the municipal corporations OF the par
ish.
A. BE 1t further ordained, That the aforesaid
tax shall be due and coliectable on the first
day OF March next, 1868. at which time the
Collector shall with his collections.
and that the said entire tax shall be collected
by the first day of March, 1869.
Ordained December 10Th, 1867
ill., ELBERT CAN'T, 4
- President of the Police Jury
Attest, Jos. u. RICHARD, I
Clerk of the Police Jury, St. Landry
Opelousas, December 2I,Io67. st
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Resolution Relative to the Parish
Tail

DE TT RESOLVED BY THE POLICE
~ Jury of the Parish OF st. Landry, That
the Hon. George r. King, the Hon. John II.
Overflow, the Hon. A. Bailey, W. II. Meginley
and Thomas c. Anderson, be appointed Com.
missioners to examine the Parish Jail to AZ
certain whether it is susceptible of repair, and
If SO what will be the probable cost; to esti-
mate II the Jail can not be repaired, what will
De the probable cost of building a new Jail.
That the said Commissioners be reontsted.
after proper consideration and examination. to
make all such suggestions as may enable the
Police jury to provide a secure prison for the
parish, and that said Commissioners be reuutst.
ed to report on Thursday, December 10. 1867,
Resolved December II. 1867.
ELBERT CAN'T. President
Police Jury, Parish of St. Landry.
Attest: Jos. ID. RICHARD,
Clerk Of said Jury.
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1900 ArDents of Land far Sale

A CERTAIN TRACT OFLAND, situated
IA in the Parish of St. Landry, ON the West
side Of Maliet Woods. about ten miles from
the town of Opelousas, at the place called
rAnse Bourbeuse, consisting of Section a.
Township.6 South Range ] East, ana Of Sec
tion Z Townshipi6 Sonth, Range 3 East, con-
tanning 1862 acres and q hundsedths, equal to
1900 arpents, one-third OF which is well limb.
cred ~.r,t Il 4t '-ss2 f- ss1.,~e.l ! fiE.. 80
This land is the same conceded and. con-
frmed to the widow Of Antoine Boisdore, by
Act Of Congress and reported by, the Commls-
sioners in their certificate p No. llo9, and.
consisting of four tracts Of four hundred ar
penis each. THIS land will either be. sold III
block of 1900 arpents, or divided into tracts
effiye srpents front by forty in depth, in order
to suit purchasers. The plan of said land NAV
be seen, and al! information obtained, by cali.
ing on Judge B. A. Martel, at Opelousas. The
location is atilst-rate one for. a saw mill.
Terms :-One-third cash, balance on time.
JULIEN A. PROVENT.
n ..b - ,u... Administrator.
Opelousas, December IA, 1s67:s''4'". "'tst
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Sherif1s sale.

Lastic DuprG, No. 1919 =
VS.. D;str;o, ft,,..
Mrs. Eliza M PARROT )psriSir Of 4. Lsnlry
ny VIRTUE Of an orter of seizure and
~ sale emanating fom the Honorable the
9Th j dlcial District Court, in and for ia
Parish of St. Landry, and directed to me,
James G. Hayes, Shrrif of said parish. |
nave seized and W Il proceed to sell at pub.
lie auction, to the last and highest bid az a.
at the Court House in the town Of Opcloa:,
sas, on 81 t>.ti 8. :. s"+N 'Etf
SATURDAY, MrcA tho 7th, 1865 {, y,
at II o. lock, a. NJ, the following described
Property, W.: u y - -
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1.-THE
hAANTATTo

fFgMtes on which the deceased last ro.,
s";; s'tnat> at Queue Tortue in th rS'
-A lSh, measuring fourteen ,cr,,
noht oY fourteen in depth, making one
bred and ninety acre, of land mG, we
oounded North by the land of Pierre G.
no&'h by the land Of Ephraim HIM.,
East o' the land of Joachim p,ovo,t
west by public lands or the nur,bsS.,
separately. w
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FOR SALE.

d. A PLANTATION about four miles
as#smHi Southeast of Opelousas, containing
1911 about se%venty-two arpents, thirty ar.
penis being woodland, all enclosed with good
fences and bitches, and well improved.
Another PLANTATION, one mile West Of
Opelousas, containing ~sixty-fve arpents, en-
closed and ditched. and improved with build
ings., -. ;e.a. T. -. = w.. r = {
Two separate LOTS with residences on
each, one being hearth Court House, in the
town OF OpelOasas. .s..e IT,. J. - 5t'.: -
Apply at the SENTINEL OFEICE; or to
1... f.. THEODORE CHACHERE.
s.u '+-tu -s#H 81 : ~ in Opelousas.
December 9TH! 1867 . y. .-,. g..
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3-ANOTHER
tract Of WOodl,,

situated on the Bayou Queue Tor,,o IN
Parl>h, containing torty-ninv acres. NOR.
less, bounded North by tlr land ofEmhr
iiuflpower, Sonth by the lands Of rra
Queocdeau, East by the Bayou Oueus n
tue, and West by the lands beIonr;ua
Joseph Singleton.
The dwelling house and eig1
other buildings,
Twelve hundred PANELS of cypress fed
feet pieux, ''s|
a lot OF about five hundred six fee, gieu|
Ihlrty head Of gentle cattle,
Five work horses,
lhfee mares-One with q colt.
Two colts-one and two years old,
A pair Of tlmbcr-whcc,s IL.ablvl
An OK cart,
Five plows,
Two armOires,
Asaie,
y cupboard,
A clock,
y loom and accessories,
A lot OF twelve chars,
A table,
A small table,
Two feather beds, H
Three ~bcdsteads,
Five mat rcsses,
Three wheels,
"A lot of corn,
Kitchen utensils.
A lot Of tnpr buckets, I've
A cross-cut saw,
Three jars,
Two harrows,
: An Old carriage and harness,
Contents Of blackSm:tr's shop.
a lot of carpenters tools,
Fifteen barrels-tnr.. iuil Of c c. ION.
Two a II natre>,c.,
Tie branding iron =. ~,":u,t,, 1854
with ;he ~.4iu4A., ,...., r., y
A gun,
a saddle and 1riulo.
Terms n CoSDlrl0Ss.-Al sums md.
i've dollars payable cash on the day Of x,lls
ma all sums of five dollars mi above tia
mount, payable in one, two and three ye,r
rom the day of sale, purchasers ia, nisbipI
heir notes payable to the order md at N.
iom'c'le ofthc Administrator, with two soo,|
nd solvent securities IL Sol.lo, TO the salts
action OF the Administrator; the said notes,
n case OF non payment, to bear eight Der
'ent per anaum interest from the maturity
ii each note respectively until final paw
nent; and the lands TO remain specially
n"rtSagGd with ven or's privilege retained
n favor OF said succession IN il full pay.
nent both of principal and interest, purcha.
ers binding themsclvc, not to $ II or other.
use dispose ofsaid property before the pay.
lent of said notes.
PLACIOE LEBLANC,
'"". 80 administrator.
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A CERTAIN IF
OF LAND.

* with al the BUILDINGS and LII.
@s:s pYOvEMENTS thereon, situated
1.1A- in the Parish of St. Landry a'ore.
said, and flying about three miles Sonth.
west from the town Of OPP ~lonsas, in the
quarter called Bellevue, containing about
sixteen hundredarpentS, more or less, hound.
ed above by lands formerly belonging to
Stephen W. Wikoff, deceased, now to DR..
John A. Taylor, South by lad of Jean F.
Richard, a d East by the Bayou lesson.
Seized in the a"ove snit.
Terms :-Eight Thousan Dollars, with
eight per cent. pc annum interest thereon
from December goth, 1885 up to .ay ofsals,
to be raid cash; and the balance payable
December 30th, 1868, with eight per cent.
per annurn interest on said balance from
December 3Oth, 1865 until aid.
JAMES e. HAYHi, Sheriff,
Sherif's Office, Opciousas, Feb. /, 1858.
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Opelousas Female College.

FslE NEXT SESSION Of che. Opplousas
Female College will open on MONDAY,
January 6th, 1868.
Board, SIS per month English Tuition 81;
French and German, each, So; Music, IS, in
Guiding USE of instrument.
First tenn will continue six months.
Half Board and Tuition fees payable on en-
t"ring and balance list April. Mrs. S. NJ.
White and sisters will teach the different de-
partmrnts.
Pupils will furnish their Bedding, Napkins
and WasE-bow. and Pitcher. All fees may be
paid III country produce.
... b. F. WHITE.
Op"lousas. December 18th, 1867.
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= state Of Alphonse Debaillon
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

10y virtue of an order issued fiom the
- Hon. Sth Judi ial District Court, act,
ing in and for the Parish of St. La"dry, da-
ted this day, a meeting Of the .reditor> OF
the Estate of Alphonse Debaillon, deceased,
late of said Parish, will be held on WE'D.
NESDAY, the 4th of March next, before
Yves D'avy, Recorder of St. Landry, at his
office in Opelonsas, for the purpose of de-
ternining upon the disposition to be made
OF the effects of said Estate.
A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Feb. l., 1868.
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BY PHFBE CARY

. ~
Impatient women, as you await
In cheerful homes tonight to hear,
The sound of steps that, soon or late,
Shall come as music to your ear.
Forget yourselves a little while,
And think in pity # the pain
Of women who will never smile
To hear a coming step again.
With babies that in their cradles sleep,
Or cling to you in peri ct truSt-
Think Of their mothers left t" weep,
Their babies lying in the dust.
And when the step You wait for comes,
And all your world is full of light,
0, woman, safe in nappy homes,
Pray for all lonesome souls o-niyht.
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"ooDLAND

situated on the Bayou Queue -
l'r'ue, containing forty-nine acres Of T.
more or less, bounded North by tie /,
belonging to the widow and the ko;ra
Dros'n Brcau, South by the land Of !
LOUIS Clement, East by the Bayou On
Tortue, and West by public lands NJ W.
purchasers of the same.
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STRAYED,

e. A young bay creole horse, black
NNEIg name and tail, two or three white
~S1.zle feet, counterbranded S B Oh the hip,
~l~
and branded on the shoulder thus: S K.
The finder viii be reaonabIy rewarded on
delivering the above described horse at the
SENTINEL Office in Opelousas.
Ii. 3. FRAZEE
Nov. 23rd 1867.
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III, y VIRTUE ofan order Of tho n
49, 49, DE Eighth Judicial district '' c n
!le 9tate of Louisiana, in and flr u ,hII
1:h OF st. Landry, there viii be- so, ing 4
nc auction, to the last and hf,h 1"la a
3y the II dersigned Administrators '
ou1y commissioned auctlonecr otN, VI
tue in this Parish, on Poeu'
Wednesday. March g,,. : :, 8,
tn 10 lo'l"w'ns described property. belo'
t TO vnt Estate of AaAiIo Leblanc, Icc%
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Stray Mules.

a. TAKEN up by the subscriber, about
"a two months ago. two black mules
Gz@z% one male, the other female, male un'
branded, the other branded on: the left Jaw
thus r. "4 ~
The owner can nave the same on proving
property and paying cost Of this notice:
JEAN BITE. COLER.
Bayou Mallet, Dec. g., 1867. IA
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Estate Of David Morgan, Deceased.
A Ill persons having claims against the Is
"A tate of David Morgan, deceased, are here
by notified to present the same to the under
signed agent Of the Administrators land the
debtors of said Estate are likewise notified tc
come forward and make payment.
JONATHAN HARRIS.
Opelousas, Jan. 4, 1867.
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NOTICE..

A LII persons are warned against trespasslng
IA upon certain lands situated on the Bayou
Carron, above the plantation of Mr.. Powell.
and adjoining lands of Mrs. James c.. Hill and
Evafiste Joubert. 3t.. .r4s g.. ..s-
-t.. -.aai. s"- HENRY L.. GARLAND,
glau46o - al T. ,..j Agent for owners,
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state oTLouip32na.

Parish OF St. Landry, s ~ io'1'
ESTATE OF MARIE DE In EGovtGPrr5H Erv"7.
ToHN E. KING & r p EsTIrTTr.
u Agents of the E~stateIol Nsrtr jc'a."
~ceptioli Vienne, drc-ssrd.' late of +a;,t Ear.
having filed a tsbeau % .hlo. distribution 4
funds of said ,Esiate. Accompanied by th.ir
petition praying fr the aon1oL" CATION Of the
same; and WHEREAS the prayeI Of said r~yrtition
has been granted ~ @u, cf4eI Of court, bearing
date January q, 1863;
Now, therefore notice l. hereby giy,n to al!
persons interested to max Opposition To said
Tableau in writing army otfic'. in IL" tov.G Of
OprIonsas, within th, tin" required by law,
why the sid tabseau should tot be homologa.
VI and confirmed. -a~.@
1904 GARRIGEEs, CIsIA
Clerks Office, Feb. IslsSs.
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NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC is hereby informed that all
- ARMS left with me to be repaired, will
remain at the risk of the owners. shall
exercise the strlctest' guard upon them, but
desire it to be known that | will not be
responsible if ny shop is entered BY burg
lafs.s~ StJLoMoN5DAVY, }Gatrnsnsith.~
Opelousas, Feb. lst,. 1868.
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THE R
HAPPY WOMEN.

OPELOUSAS, SATURDAY, FEB. IS, 1862.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-22
The sPEAKER.-The gentleman has seven minutes of

The sPEAKER.-The gentleman has seven minutes of
his time remaining. ,,,,
Mr. PRUYN-Before the gentleman yields would like
to call his attention to the first two propositions wch ne
has submitted to House, and to ask whether 1t Is der
able for the House to act propositions to rearm ts
fundamental and broad that they have been recognized
by Government from its origin down to the present
AS understand the first proposition it is intended TO de-
clare that when person is nauazed he is at once placed
equal footing with native born citizens wherever ne
goes and that distinction is be made between them
Mr. JUDD-In reply to the nterrogatory of my friend
will state the necessity for the adoption of these principles
is recorded upon the diplomatic history of the United States
of America. We have never, from the beginning of our
Government up this tme enforced those doctrines In the
spirit that every other nationality enorces the doctrine pro-
claiming protection to its citizens desire in pressing
these abstract principles my friend from New York Mr.
Pruyn calls them, to let the Executive branch of the
Government know what the legislative branch thinks on
this subject that it shall conform its action to the resolves
of Congress do not want to leave any longer to the
philosophy of the Secretary of State the discretion OF the
Executive the nice learning of any subordinate in the
department of State these great questions OF international
law in regard the rights and protection of our citizens
which everyone this floor ought to be That
the for having this Congress say before 1t
closes this question: such and such rights exist that they
further debatabe but shall be observed by all nations
with whom we have relations.
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RECONSTRUCTION The following is a
specimen Of the laws made by the black
aud-tans ot Arkansas:
Sec ! NJ person in the State of Ar
kansas, without having previously TAX
cn the oath prescribed Tor electors in
the Constitution Of the STATE, shall en-
gage in any of the lines Of business
herein enumerated, viz: practice mcdi-
cine, preach the gospel. teach school.
act as steamboat captain. As pilot. a.
cnriRccr, as mate, cdi; or publish a
paper. run a ferry boat. keep toll
bridge. keep saloon or restaurant.
keep a billiard saloon. act a auciion.
crr. As mail contractor, d. II, mer-
camille business. shall mol carry arms.
si.al not iecp stallion!
Sec ,. Any person Violating section
one hereof shall be- deemed guilty of
felony, and shall be- punished by i'm.
in the pcniicutiary not less
than two or more than ten years
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Hospital Find

Idaho City, June i. 1860. ''"S' BOISE esGat
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it is indispensably necessary to gror. t
and cement into the Constitution its EFF
the citizenship of the negroi his r'Ipsht
to the ballot, to education, to no. to
the most exact equality with tie White
race. johnson convicted M. git have
made us too trustfal. 1t mi ght have
lulled us to the belief eve,A1 That Trum-
bull was wise, Fessendeny honest, and
Senators proof against brides. Instead
of this, one impeachrneathas succeeded,
even if that aga.mse Johnson should
fail. Juder dcmaeat,r cam nocens abb
sotruur. The criminal unpublished con
dems the Judge 1t remains to be seen
whether the Republican party will prove
its utter incompetency by failing to UNI
dcrstand the hour. We want to see
whether Chicago comprehends that
safety lies in going forward. Warned
by this most conclusive proof of party
weakness, let that Convention gire as a
platform pledgiag to The negro, through
oft the States, ballot, education and land
guaranteeing to the Southern white
loyalists adequate protection against
the assassins of the White House and
of the Senate Chamber. Let it place
upon that platform men whose past lives
are pledged that they will fulfil its
promises.
The Senate has still means OF defend
ing itself Has it the courage to use
them? Meanwhile from Chief Justice,
debauched by ambition, whom, once
before, the heroism Of Margaret Garner
could not rouse 10 duty, and whose age
answering to his youth, neither the woe
Of the North, nor the blood of the South
can lilt out Of selfish, vulgar ambition
from Senators, tools of feminine spite
and brokers i'll patronage. the people
appeal-trusting hencetorth in them
selves, able ~ execute justice, 10 secure
liberty and sure TO stamp with lasting
iniamy the men who betray them.
Wendell PHuIPs.
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SMALL AND IAnGg WoIEN.-Thc qucs-
ton whether little or biz women are Of
more Importance in the world, il scri-
uuslv discussed in some Of the leading
Luglish Journals. The latest opinioa Is
that the little women have the advan.
tagc They are brave; while the white
armed, large-limbcd giantcsscs are tim.
id and lazy. \ little woman will ily at
u man WHO anuoys her, and viii drive
him from the field by sheer pluck. The
little ones are also more pcttcd. and
have their own way more. Man yields
the victory to them without any sensc
If humiliation Big mon rather Ike 10
pu: their nccks under the tread Of tiny
feet and 80 the little woman goes on
her way in triumph. breaking all the
laws she docs not like, and throwing
down all the barriers that impede her
progress, perfectly irresistible and ir-
reprcsslblc in all circumstances and
under any conditions. 8 t4-f4
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AMasaliving near Albany N. Y, last,
week wiped the oil from the bowl of q
tobacco pipe, and applied it TO q burn
on the hip of his little daughter. The
child died in oohvulsiuns in twcuty-four
hours after. ees-sssi - sA& 'si'ffFv.''9 :
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-27

The trustees of a Methodist Church
in Brooklyn, who have Just finished a
new and elegant church, deem it quite
too good to be used for funeral sefvi-
COS. They recently refused to open the
building for the obsoquies Of . minister
of their own denomination. "a ea.aIsan..s
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-27

ONE Of the best political cal.icatnms
is thc dying impeachment gladiator
Ben. Butler lies PROSTATE in the arena,
with his broken sword, and most de-
moralIzed couutenance--w whilst Prcsi-
dent Johnson is seen retiring with a
heavy spoon over his shoulder, with
which he has Drained the hero o. Big
Bethel.