davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-09-07
MEDICAL CARDS,
PfIynie Diseases,
DE. JAMEs.

50 widely tnoEn IN tie trretsstI Treatment 81 PR3-
yA1x and CuRosto disease1 trpm hts lanS oorcestou
with Ja.aes II ek Hospital. New Ofieans- te1shashed
and ecsdueted BY ktn fer thirteen yeaoh aad ef
Janea Institute CT Chir1kr for the past ten Jesf
te eoradel.aEy eua1at.ed Il kts Office and pa1nr4 81
knd 81 Kandoph+t, epzceE of pearbcin, mp stat-t.
from l. N. toer.n-
FE,xaLx DuT5crE1zIs md. .1R1I6rIA11.1Es tfrst.
I'd with tafetY AID taeeexa. Tseail.e ca SFE1n-oR-
RIGA, S1rAnIk. and other dIseases Ct hb sPeesaty.
seat to any address in eIed envelope upun receipt Of
staup, AdG1esA DR. JAMES, P. o. drawer E61,
fD>}rsFo. III
, 1869-09-07

Txu fosx. se1t G-Ihe aU goods mAttst S!sacd
.:e.a We haze rnis ,bo following changer no.Iet
today: hteyIn. l!nsn ers:hss ate 'sll!at = hi a
hFnws HE q es.shta T. lt},s efeSn ;is ias.e 4;
isowo, i:ts; DO bl-aaAed- ike: WIN I'll. nt2wn,
isHe; d. Erathd. i9tc: Aod the wdIfta&Eaas tl4e
1.niE. = ~. sb nn n from fl X ia i1lt.
, 1869-09-07

f. hfsa miIed aad Jello~ Wes.fa o;ts1iAes5 5
= q ~ : = Wssts5S n: sD,ur
II =: oass 70; r,c sao1: barley, sSts Do tof,
1stso; sso;n:Hhe Fl: iis ar.s. md erm coaec a .nd
es1: ..se.a @ j. j .ssa 8 sass: III -
iSz go 81; Y W. - sa.'tas S ''' e s''
aotxSaatfu'es E6F@ss:aiasf
IEt1D on-puI Il se92,e "a sash
~ saa Z e.s: ::ts g b.
;;: 5 -: E. : g, I'll 6
hss e.. k.sas hs aaiesi @ ~ s s.s. :: 81
ss z ss1 Il. ~ 5, n aass. = eah a. e 4
He5ss Il 1!ss r e. ,ssaa 4 asfs9 ~ dsa iHt
chsets aass = 1;a!ss a!ssso1fr,,.. an, Ann ,evA n,
rse.s ea1 e AZ e I'D ia = sss9esat,
as9 .issn. s's' a'1f '17 90 '4 ~ 1AA = ~ -
px.r~r.-vcnr 80 duu md e,oop,o< 10, ne
IL e s;nss 6! E ~
4 sSzis7 tot aa'Saaa' saa siissA' f0s SQUAD mixed
nrmin.i1s Enehsoecd- Cut meats nominal Bacon
ssiss H. e e., aa aa.s.z ss's.
ESx1uhan EN9shpIy :pa S..I5 ;.s. 1a bt, Western At
sL!u1sG.. i1oe;, .,1rnt,,,
rnu.n11zn1. rHitApst9RaA ssan EEL psrr,,+F1s.rz
IL assss.ts 1ss sasf q 81 49,
% e2" nsa sssr "e:sse Lard us
E,ts 49,, W..
n.,1xo,z s,,. PALE.nSaE xE14 s,., md
Haas; t&rcI due, q do e1t,A siaos
MesAt dEa rrseiit. tssEs; pIIfe II q T. sso.ev IT,
u. az. 4 .sstso<: R1e AL = !i;s.4isA
II ,Me. Is; sIe.s ~. SS stouiae,s 1s1e bans,
"mh11r-f'im :. s!ix;H1k.1, tEl1xlh +
- sa Z u s r.
o. "a s.dy Sss1 sukit5 's 1t n,5ast ss :
'ts s.,sIi dsnsad =; sid i .o,a =. s,o ba. .1 1us,
ss.ss i ss;s dull as,a It
II x sSaase ia a sDa Dn
H =: ss'a esy =: : #
s @ an.eas1 M ia, Efs1s IS ssf. s 's s. is* T. RIB
,!s1.! esss 'aa ~ '<s0.a' @ :. e' Inc ''.'ef
ffsszfs S53st:ssy s, : s'"si s.;S, E.,a OIL sle
a F. tT[GU ", &c e ba,,n. s.eh.u<.
IL .9ls e ef0s discount oa,.a. Money market <'e and
orx1oa scttk-pSuE EApsIr91.-r7ou. E1Y In scod dr.
nesn ms9a apa Is sss e. Sa I su ls :.
nsn Nm II Wbeat s bu corn; e,ea
h9;;y;s,, r,ro.1,N,.xo :. rhs.,; ,,su b. corr.
ST.. III wss1; a..
5 y. u ~: T.', all ,. .n. Il
81 Il. "a .,s.sy n.ity !. =:
LII ssnt sha at!rs an!! Il m At IN .eon,Ins n
au.I,sT' 'Ses 'oa'loAA ~ '''''' ->e'aNA" -
| NV So;t >'' "'' ""-' " 49, 'N " - ~ ~
ss5rst'7*-when. ~ 10 an a e'r % ~ 'u: '"t'
~
, 1869-09-07

COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EyKNrxo, Sept 4
The following tables ehow the rcee.pt1 and ship.
Eeula OF produce for the past forty eight houfa:
hEcI1r1S ruR 7U6 East oETI.fl0nI NoEES
, 1869-09-07
pnrofHuHn{e.

fso. ,t1ur City ct SaodnIky toes 3ianisus: ss
S A. Wood. 81 tors orr. ( 1err.<na
&~A -Prop Meteor, akl tons ~ and los tou9 frd
rhat Dtrut; as1ilIon. 500 foA& Cereland
WmnEerrh. Weather raIuy+
, 1869-09-07
fztmAts4 cxy.eHtcs ~ follow1:
Operating eIpcttrf. 50 rsE et1t- .$1G~n
Irteseat on t2-tA,oCo geld ecn.A. pcs
-tE0&e .+-*-<-...---. IN&0
Premium. z FER cent. Q. N4o.Go Eaad-. AD6
Eet Mia Sinking Ent.1 In IN

Lesytce rct p-o&t ta:ect and ezfe tEk %
Or oyer Is cent ter dyldtnds on tbs esE:t ssosE
the E1tt year Of OPERATION Without doubt PRO
Ert,tve lneFra,e therra.tr eaea ye.1, reet b TO
result. TIC geographical c1JH1 NJ tae Foa Il slona
euc1e1t to convince II Of IT. great valae md us52
Thr stoek of the Roek 1.aud s.d fha Illinois Ceut,A.
he Chic.so Alton, Bu1stnEon <}atnsP Resd, 70
stthen E1ora tsTorahy kea:et and The eompets1s
with eltAeT L Hluck kyeatef thAn thl exn a1vA
There u no reason Ehy The 1toef u ttis .ea4 s.sa
rot ssl = eKa =. e3zhes d " HhGxs Asnss s tsa
so:npsoy 3ar any d:7ed CRAFTY Increases fattE
value
Alter harins peEscnaIly aad taoroukhly s1aH7sd z.
This rp1d accepted the AkIncy fG1 pcGotAttnK -
b. sdA We now oEts tAem At Is md accrued t1tsfes<
II euEtnrI, With t!e Utmost: eonSdencr We rtenta-
mend shenl Z rrAta md rA{e security AID pruhtA-
tic tnvCItfnIat
ever s CRIT Ecre thka the saee ssntHnt Y
Y,tnl tl1 Ad :hs t.useees Of fresGy adEaaea to
stock of The road On ecH7edon. Ito Wftea Gs5 nay
loyr!onent Boo1s and Geld received II EaEtr Datses
vAl1e ta e1ehauxr, without: eor,utaiao. Bomb ta<'
vx-ted By e19rcsA tEee Ct celfa
fuit particular furnished bT the 5ndcHSatd finsN
et Il aerrtp RI Tie JCErapv.
, 1869-09-07

they were Eot. because the mortgage wAa e1vcn
tot 11ltio4 debt 1ae authorities upon that
poilt Ase undoubtedly ID conflict, but this Court
haa slNays tcld that pse e1tsting debt docs cou.
satute party beno tde purchaser ,p the case Of
fcsl estate, and bana E3f holder Of note ii tho
cAlc Of uansfe. Of note 1t Is cluWei on tne
Ea1t oi the defendants thai tho Supreme Court Of
!nM etate haye settled this qucsupn the other say
in the case o. GodfteJv. Metropolitan Bank Ia u
!tnno1 X How they would dec,de 1t now, SINCE
me ease o. Manning =. Mcclure in sS IT. r., am
NOT prnarrd to tay In This Lat eaae they hold taat
IN epdossee was bona ftt holder OF a rromiaso-
= note, Although he took It for q prc-cdsting
oeht, md that lascnt equities between the 1afcr
ard paJee di1 not spplJ 70 hiu- ! hare, hoE.
efef, = decided opinion on this point, and shall
rule ALWAYS, until an corrected by tho supreme
Court Of the United States, that the giving Of
stcrrltJ for pre- listing debt does no, In Itself,
prevent The parry to whom Il II EiScu from beeR
bona fee Eolder: docs not prcrent It from being
bona Eds security.
That being SO, think The plaintiffs have the
right secufed to them bJ 1ho At1tutc OF having
their mortgage nTss thtG1ed-
The decree Hfl be accordingly.
, 1869-09-07

I1uc Ncw Ytfk lI.*~7al " f"'1ss.ffF ssy";
.thc fnro = u! Ef.tkn itY rs ~ t1 port for The
n,EtM Of kusst hayc kept st.'us c1rn pace With shH
1r1rS1 nndDx t<r1,n In each II lhn tes" Two yrHss
III rrrntc up to thu ofeHtn& cf crk tn4 nn1y
fr~ tirus.nd dilaI1 1hn 1T ~wkt fex.,pt. y r'H
hs1ur th~ nutltf last 1cAs. ~ will Al
rear !Iulil thu RnnF ri rt,EHtarl*aH!
| caxik XdiHf L Ill
, 1869-09-07

iheie eztIrra,es s,e not Is satisfactorily or fea-
BY based rs the former, and perhaps @ YOU'D
snou!d be rene embered, noHeTer, thai - NE .ool
Of ls6s Wss not 70 geDGo1J marketed ~ tols oAse
= Is the clip Of Inc prefcnt sssson, nc pecsn.ase
rather lne1eaRed, rendering It 1cno certain taat
product Of 1sSa" -
1he following telegrams rr1p reeetTpd On
Chuge today:
Flour inactive and tsmc At saso9kA Wheat
firm and quiet; No 2, U-a9l. IS; amber, tL6la
- Com sgJ searoe ard stonsss' = Ia;S 1a1s
inA e t1lM Lzrd 9uiet WniakeJ nominal
GOLD, 1a7H.
stzrrna c1ehxnsn almoss unstable. Flon1
eatlet At f6-+5(atsH Wheat lower: spring noMt-
MI asst.aoSal-os; amber N.nter, q t-sssL6s Con-
a:oc. Pcsf da1l: 1ela1 Il sslA Laru afn and
ba1st al 1sAe1'xe- ~ntsae, n sa1 ~ s1fs e., 4
Wheat neglected md ensre sgtnS nanlnsi s'1 cern
dull; offered At 879ssc- Oats ina1t1se; asking
SC, With no bids Receipts -Nhea, go, 90 %;
corn, Ir,eno bn; oats, @aooo b. sh'pmsn:- ~ :.
t'e'sA'e' INTIMATELY, Sept. &
Wheat qa's1 and .sa1; No sp,as, sLss; j, 20, =
IT, s1e'sn'' 'iG iTearpoi, 1ee as1e sept s-u:,s NJ
r sgt ao At Il; e q ca e. ssss s. T. 70 osa sass a..
Lard, rs CO.
Porf, 19ss IL. Lard, l6a Cd Rest unchanged.
LA1KE-Ex1KL 80.
Private ndv1ces taJ there i panic IN Germany.
Dad news from FraIcc
TIE following Is the otlciAl report Of grain In.
Epectsl during the past week:
INSPECTED nrn STuEK-NbeAt-l car No. I
AMBER, " caSs No. do. csss No white 9 cars
No: dn. = cars ana 800 oo 70. ted, ~ cars
and 3eosoO bn No do, So cars and 5, a1
br M a do r IN re- dn I
cars No fp7ng. Isa ca1s Ind 4ooo bu No. : DO.
1lt cars No: DO, ia CATE re1ected a. Corn.
1900 bu yellow, ears and $500 eu No J, u 49,
ea1s and e 80 tn No: :, $ can and Sooeo bu r..
Jectcd. Kye-a can No. !. 2 carr No 3, ~ chi1
iejected. Barley-s cars No :. II cars rejected:
iHtrECTfp OCT OF SruKI-Wneat-ee9dbo bo 70:
amber, e.149 ba No. do. 1875 ou No. fed. 49,
jectcd do, 7o2 10 No, spring. o.6Ss ou No 40
Yo.H4H ou No. do. 2s.blo bu rciected- Corn-3sl
tu nhitc, Es,nss hu No. l, toa 10 hu No - *
No. i, 4ss:s oa rejected. RJe-st3 hu No. !
+.7t1 hn No 3 lo,ssi bn rejected D1ieJ-l,4 40
l bu rejected.
LATER
In the afternoon, owing to unfayorahlc advice
from Liverpool, q light business waa transacted |,
| grs1u md lower range Of pf1ccN prevailed, No
| sr1pg whcst closing with huycrs \, s1.as selle
September. and sl.f9 acllcr arst half; No cor
At e.is64c seller September. Rejected sold .
SIC fire On board, and No. barley II u. 30 sele
Hep.cubc.. and st.s9 vas hid for se'cr nrss hall
No demand for grim vessels. There WAS Z
Evening Lizard
The bog market wAs without important change
| Tperp wa fair demand, and Saturdays price
vtrr vel! suita,ncd. Sales were effected ns $A1
a1o,co fer coumon 10 extra The catuc martt
rss ivelc.A, and prices were purely nomloxi. I
$1ooes7..o ior inferior TO choee.
l .nn,r. nruyx tlood. at Nrw York.
, 1869-09-07

Ths Dsnvtlte, usb.na, nts,tloston and pUt4u RE-
'I:. ssi
% I.sS It e ;ss r.: IL !. i; E;t t! Ill. sn T +.
sisnan II IT, ~ .,sa. s1.ns. % .na 4 ii aa 1os
5t ~ =, nse h. ,, l.
& S. sSrfsss sss a 4ss = ~ Z
ns sss ta ~ = m Z. b., :: IL
e m; : : -
= eess ,A, ,Sas X TT assl
a y a. ,o 4. + ~ Ss1 { n S: r.. t..
ss'a = Il shsis se.a 81 sa,!s IL ssae:a
md olass, x.sn 1osa T; Il, Il d, ssls p.:1nt ;oSss
.cysrI Fssuoa. .ni dts .4a .he Hshss ~.
' H. ses 70 !a1osa II .o tafDasa .sg se @
:a'see ssa q q sas n,is i ar';ans ,s.
.4:e I: tesnet,,.. g. i: % istesss sss
r. rg.d vi = coasola.ssi With The zns .r,rn Dan.
ltns.sc SeSYeTt 20 S.isiloa;E: .: psn7l!s. wiss
s is9sa rs 1 X @ sIss a II
ns b Rss2at "a s:s TsIa fah sat saeo
Omaha md the Pacific
Ns.as. Balo aa IL & 81 , % i
Nabash md = tster1 lo.4i
@ c,, rs e;t % Is IT, H. fT,T f Eft e
Saure md BeEefon.sIne Roads, to Indianapolis aad
2 z q Has naas e fas
iAal 4. IL Fsaa s - = III H..bDsa fa
ftt.sbutf, Oo.uubu1. Dayton and lnalanspo1s.
o IA e ssash ~ ats Is i. tas sss %
No,1hweut md TIC Pae.6e- vfA Hatit.uoru .ai Oho
Kslltosd. + PaItes1ousz Caesnnasi- 1nei.aapolia.
I'm m - M 2, sssy Z
Which. aerunecnns unk 10 ~ many dlrerE1nf sod
p!inds. liars ]. nc.; nect.ss,lI h.,s. i 9 leasaa
eee In proportion to IL IcnFth ho4e Of Aay Other f11
, 1869-09-07

StrsDar FyT,.vSa sert &
,.e.
lhe I''o"1nf tame thaNe tac ttfSie1a koo Ahptnsat
o. tE!beE. atnges AEd lAth dtf1nf tht paAt t9ttg-
eis.i heaf1: .
ETnps aAtFasrH. X.
lJtntfs. .H..-.......--......--.' stoanS -a,Auu -;a
SlEaee l+StS ~ @ ~etHo1 ~
LME- r9. .."s--+A.... -.asu t1uH
Ihe too" las Isnle .ncFs tae ltseipa aaa enlpneu4
Rrress. Alrm<nts
l4mpcf, f,!i..-......-...+-s.-....t4 Z. t4A!A9 5SMHnD M
SElGEies A1,... LtNINu ~sn.-uU
la:s. nrs...: e1aA1 .S3n
LGAhEA-Ihe rtSritts q la1aoEs ah1ne 'na !sta
TIE attendato: Of buyer! from both city .untsJ
WAs et lSps chAr1ctef the Eu!aaao OF patt' tfans-
aeted VIA Ec1f tAE, fr1eet however, "ctn na4D
ffu1cr undertake prevailed - A saved t4lneits
wtre u fir sequest and held ytt5 nIn #
per LOCO xtoAt and lAih Al Eao4 At tho eaeet a6Ort
twelve cArEnes remained TTan1AGuana slnce 20
p IN. Saturday include the following.
Cargo Of prop e. Trucpdel, from Gfccu Bag, So N
"tawea tb1nEirt 1t &1l1T fotd by UArtes& JheN.
C.rea IT schY O. TfowhridEc from Qe,ntq - III II
hosrs and t1trN At xl4;S Sueh At G1t 20; lath 1t
s:uo; snd pielcts Il fa1; sold by blanchard Dor.
Ind.
farxn nf sttr 2oryeufr from pentElifr. An m "
..Wri shsnr.s Il ssl5H: eold by MhIwcD & Co.
Carto Of tehr ATctte from Mn.kcGnp, III M II baa:1a
And ftr~ Al &IA 00 l1th At &Af aud ptLtts III % w
scd by White sran =. .I
1t a16oo; tcd by Blanchard 1 Bot1Ahd-
CETvc{ thr Faukre tlladc, frlnl Uscuto. 20 m Il
lnsFts lid ttr9re At tlsi.; anch At sI0D sold by
rhnr1 r. land
, 1869-09-07

AnRrxEp IRON CHtcAoo, Sept i-Rs1k 0acnd.ea.
CIrAHEp Ypk CE1cAGo, Sett I-t1up4 Aoas"&.
rhJ-1 RI and hxsE tQ$nk,
, 1869-09-07

The Old EsrAR11sHHD Dr. c'a.fs. n s'asa
Cark IT. Etvcs prompt, reliahle Aad shoxoush sseat
utnt tn The unfortunate. The thou.ards he hxs crd al
over tie lind are yr6 and breathing evidences Ct h1
xrccxr He never fails Il the patient u within ths
reach Il hunau sfiu Female Diseases aye treated win
The haprdest rr1llu. Female PMS. II pr bo1-~a1.
r,1.ed Send 4tsn,o for Married Seert." Victims ok
sel.h7se OF my xnsl dseasc send stamp for book
Consultation f,te and oonate1s1a Address letter. "a
d. CLAREH Ii SouihCl&sx t. Chtea$e
, 1869-09-07
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

NosDAr FvESUo. scrt.6
The following table rt,ans tac rrteleta And shipment
of lumber. shingles nd lath during the past farty-
, 1869-09-07
County Court

This court will not be IN session this day, the
father OF MIRA HEadwe, having departed this
ufe. .---.--- .-a
Yesterday. the County Treasurer APPLIED, pur-
Fuant to 1a~, for 1udytneats upon the INK war
raLts. Objections Must 10 nlc0 thls day.
, 1869-09-07

lehs inquiry e1lstct hui the tendency Of rfccs wn
to higher Tsnee. We etil luotc:
40 tekWed ss..+s..t-.; AsI - y
Tkictness-Fivr shingles u bo two Inches tn thick
ntts
Icnxth-Eizsecn iuthcx
$llG T~r rnf fsad Ftt1ed when erha1crItd. Ha6h
thatcr L uhHA the 1.IiuEttA
, 1869-09-07

Entitled 10 ActlvJoT Disehar1e--E1ihu T. How
ell, Of Chicago: benjamin +. Ackeen. Of Chlca7o;
Rchaf1 j, johnson, Ct Chicago. Scum u SKIN
ncr. Of SspGrvlIIe, lIulase County.
R.,!ians for DiseharEs-GtorEc n Knapp o1
Chicago; Thi.1p Cohcu, OF Ehicago; Richard J.
johnson, OF Chicago; ltchard F. Ny man. OF Chit
csgo; Alfred johnson, Of Cnicago; Wlillarn s,ul-
rcse, OF CntcaSD: David ". Mitchell. Of Gn!caro:
Jc1omc Il. Champ'tn+ q Chicago: Eiihn T. uoH-
Ell Of Chicago; John r. EuEc.tou. Of GaesburR:
John H. EllIott, OF Antioch. Lake County; Wolf
Meyer, Of Young A1Genca. Warren coun,y AJron
g. TouEiey, OF Lecaota, LaSaltc EouutJ; John E.
Cleveland, Of oregon; Alaoslug 3tlks, Of Morris
sllenus II. Skinner, Of Saperyite, Dn!+lsr County.
, 1869-09-07

Inc Following WeEt ths fcaeafSs knd Hulpsue1&1s
for the week ending with 61turdaI, Sept ALL:
Rrcx1Prs fpa TIE PAST WIZ I
, 1869-09-07

Isl snuta C1z.kt treats III Dise4ses ct tho ~Rectun@
md -t'tptip EtaazJ oresns" nd eueets peTT2nent
tie most vt1Eltnr Ald obstinate c1.cs Ihosn
s:Fs 1rx tF!m sezrtcsl Neskatss NeTons Debility Or
S.EhillttS sarctocs Of .Dr Kind should esh early ~
feraA3e u. p11EeEItis treated With aA1aty
aad sneresa HI. BOX" On utseases Of the hee.
ttnl~ 1ad 6cEite CE,oar5 Ufeaasr se2t trre u Aay
, 1869-09-07


Defbes disease u1taoot sny information frua tAs ps
uent. and thout Auy etrFrratnta Or tho se u
ttr4tment III East Asdi.onst- etsls tlec.sita.
non IT, e SGD :se fot bis -GCIbE TO hKALia
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-06-16

HE OLDEST PRINTER IN AMERICA.
The Lebanon (Tenn.) Herald gives the
following anniversary notice of the vet.
eran compositor of Tennessee, WI.
Barry:
Since the last Issue of this paper opr
venerable friend and compositor. W
l.. Barry, ESQ.,, has celebrated the
eighty ninth anniversary of his birth.
day. 1t affords rs genuine and hearty
pleasure to chronicle the fact that tie
"old man." as he ia affectionatelv
Snown to the corps Typographical of the
State, is as hale and hearty as he was
when the century was an infant. M.
barry has heard the click of TYNE for
more than three score and ten Years
ana is, beyond all question. the oldest
printer in the United States. He
handles the composing stick will, "A
much ease and accuracy ~ when he
setthe obituary of George washington
ana the Herald and Register has am,
PIE reason to be grateful for his ability
20 set-ten thousand ems from sun to
3, as a press in the Office has more
IMAM once rendered necessary.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-06-16
place to peaches. The latter look fine and

place to peaches. The latter look fine and
luscious, and the crop is reported as in
good condition. We are now enjoying the
luxury of good butter. Passing our friends
Swarhrick & Co., No. 50 Camp street,
yesterday, / noticed the welcome sign.
New May Butter Swarbrick is always
early in the field with everything choice
and nice in the grocery line. and is receiv.
ing very deservedlyr liberal share of
public patronage. DR.. Kenton receives
his friends with that true courtesy and
good feeling, which is SO gratifying even in
onsiness, and makes him one of the most
popular men in the trade. A duel took
pace tuesday teinoon,. between l.. Pls.
eide Canong, editor of the Epogue. and
raul Aha's"r, one ofte Managers of the
Opera. The quarrel grew ont of the Ian.
guage used by Mr. Canong, in an editorial
on 'hr hnhnclal report, for the last season.
made by the managers of the Opera The
weapons used were swords, and the r.sul,
was slight wound in the arm, received nv
MT. Can"ng. Another meeting is expect
ed to come off soon, between Mr.. Canoup
ana Mr.. Culabresi, ARCHER of the Opar,,
managers.
Yours Truly,
TIM. LINKINW ATER.
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Packet Departures.

The Frolic, regular weekly Crane
Ecore Packet, leaves for New Orleans
this day at IL NJ.
The Selma, Captain John Kouns,
leaves Alexandria this day at 9 P. NJ.
The Bart. Able, w. C. Harrison
Master, will leave Alexandria for New
Orleans on Saturday, the 10Th inst, at
9 o'clock A. NJ.
The Steamer Celeste, Captain James
F. Muse Master, leaves our wharf for
New Orleans on Saturday next at IL NJ.
She is now regular Weekly packet in
our trade and extends her trips only
as high as the Month of Cane River.
She goes mp every Thursday evening.
leaving New Orleans every Tuesday.
The B L. Hodge, Captain w. T.
Boardman, goes up on Friday morning
next, and will leave Alexandria, on
her down trip on Wednesday, the Odd
inst, at o'clock A. M.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-06-16

"A POLITICAL MARrYR.-Gop. Scott of
'SouM CDrolina Explains VIM he L
Gorernor.-Being introduced, while in
Cincinnati, to the gentleman who s;gns
himself as above, and being Impressed iii
us me appearance and pleasant manners,
we wondered why man who comported 90
agreeable could find the amount of pure
brass necessary to fit him for the position
OF a carPet-bag Governor. To satisfy our
curiosity on this point we approached the
subject as delicately a. possible, and after
Poiite!y explaining the favorable impression
ne had made upon our mind, we said To
him
NOW, Governor, We would really like to
Know how you, native of PENNSYLVANIA
and a citizen of Ohio, can have the cheek.
excuse the slang phrase, but it is EXPIRES
slve, and not intended to olfend-to set
yourself up as Governor Of the proud, arts.
tocratic State of South Carolina, and wear
the honors and emoluments of the Office
without blushing."
"Well," was the answer, ~ have. no
doubt that from your stand point / must
appear in most unenviabIe light -verv
much ike scoundrel, in fact. Blu: this
Is my side of the story was taken TO
south Carolina against my will. having
oeen captured during the war. I liked tho
state, and at the close of the war invest
ed largely Unreal estate and settled among
the Csrolinians. did not desire the
position of Governor, and was induced to
lake 1t only by the earnest entreaty Of
many of the native citizens, who merely
preferred me to other carpet-bageers. Ian
DOW bona tide citizen Of the State, and
I'm here to advance her interests by secur.
ng II possible, another railroad connection
With the North and West"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-06-16


~ Cavielle, the famous critic of the
Nord, ridicules Victor Hugo's L'Homme
q"i KIT in the most amusing Manner
For example, lie says: 'victor Hugo
draws the portrait of one Of his heroes.
ana remarks, His hair had been dyed
with ochre once for ALP Let us ace
poet; you may tell US all YOU
please, but not that. We admit the
truth of all the stories which it vii,
please you to tell ms, except this one.-
are you, then, ignorant of the fact that
me mar Is growing all the time, and
that 1t is consequently impossible to
dye that portion of the hair which ia
still buried ip the skin of the SCALP %
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-06-16
New Periodicals.

We have received from the Leonart
Scott Publishing Company, New York
their American reprint of the Londo1
Quarterly Review EAs;s.pril and Black
woods Magazine fsse ". The follow.
ing is the table of w ents of the Quar-.
terly: 1. Rassam Abyssinia; Cd
Modern English Poets; 8. Geological
Climates and the Origin of Species; 4.
Cost of Party Government; S. Dante
Alegheri; 6. Female Education 2.
Travels in Greece; 8. The Religious
war of France; 9. Aims of Modern
Medicine; 10. Irish Church Bill.
Blackwood has the following:
l. How Lisa loved the King; 2. A
year and day; 3. Cornelius O'Dowd
4. Sir John Lawrence; S. Convent
Life; 6. Self-governmenu in Ireland.
Z. The Progress of the Revolution
These two numbers have articles of
greater interest, and on greater vari-
ETY. of subjects than any we have re-
celved for some time past. We cannot
too often commend the voluble and
cheapness of the Leonard Scott repub-
lication.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-06-16

Nature is never cheated. Those WIN
u think she is are simply cheated themselves.
Take food and sleep. A certain amount il
ABSOLUTELY NEEDED. People shorten each
ana think it 10 all right, whereas it is not
only not all right. but not right at all. The
man who needs eight hours sleep and takes
ont hve or six, is playing game at which
ne loses with every card. So, too. be Who
requires three pounds of food per day and
eats but one, and half; he, likewise, is
getting the worst of il; fact that he viii
nnd out to bis sorrow some day. Mature
we repeat, is never cheated; but short
sighted people often are,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-06-16

The whole of the past week
from Monday morning to Saturday,
has been glorious one for the plant
ing interests of Rapides. Clear, warm
sunshine all the time up to Saturday
BON, when a cool, gentle shower of
rain come along and certainly did no
damage. For few hours it also rain
ed on Sunday; we learn, however, both
these showers ware only partial, many
points OF the Parish being entirely over
looked by tlIe clerk of the weather.
The cotton of the Parish has IMPROVED
wonderfully, and one more snch week.
we are booked for full half crop, cat
aplllar or no catapiller. So far not
the least sign or talk of these vermins
no one, as yet, has found a stray one
and packed him to Town for exhibi-
ton. This Isl good sign. AS for the
cane OF the Parish, all our sugar plan
tiers are Dragging high on it and are in
great glee. Even our corn crop has
looked up the past fine week, and no
danger of short crop.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-06-16

q A worthy citizen of Davepport
iowa. was standing in his door lately
"hen up tripped bold damsel and de.
manded kiss. "Me! why I'm mar.
ried !" said he in establishment. $50
much the better; you know how-pm
Oh woman's rights this morning, and
Ill commence with you. Come, q kis.
now' qnlck." She then sprang to his
'front.' and put up herl lips. The unwill.
ing and foolish citizen gave her push
which sent her off the sidewalk, and in
The afternoon she had him arrested for
disturbing the peace.