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1tliIIinerp, famrn GOODS, &r.
F A L L o P E N n G
OF MILLINERY GOODS.

AT MRS. N. J. zERNow's, No. so4 KING ST.
Having just returned from New York, would re-
spectfully call the attention OF the Ladies to O.
large and handsome assortment OF MILLINERY
GOODS, including Dress Trimmings and Paper
Patterns. Coaks on hand and made TO order.
Dressmaking attended to as usual Country
orders solicited and promptly filled.
oct14 tuths3mos
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Ng- CONSIGNEES PER BRITISH
steamship DARIEN are hereby notified that said
steamship has been THIS DAY entered under the
Five Day Act. All goods not Permitted at the
expiration Of that time will be sent to the Govern
ment Stores. RoBT. MURE CO.,
oct28 Agents.
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LADY BYRoN's "DEAR SISTER. -
The eQuarterly Review" on tho Stowe
Infany-New Facts.

| The October number OF the Quarterly Re
view has very able article on the Byron contro-
versy. In It are published for the first time the
following letters from Lady Byron to Mrs. Leigh
which were written long after the date at which,
according to Mrs. Stowe's narrative, Lady Byron
had become aware OF the incestuous connection
between her husband and that lady. These let
tiers, as far as negative evidence can do it, COM
pletely dispose Of the accusation against the lat
ter:
The first, not dated, was evidently written BY
Lady Byron in January, 1916, shortly before she
left FOR Kirby Mallory, her sster.Inlaw being then
under the same roof with her. Mrs. Leigh re-
NAMED with Lord Byron In Piccadilly for seve-
raj weeks after the departure Of Lady Byron, and
only left him when she found she could be Of no
further use to either party:
"You will think me very foolish, but have
tried two or three times and cannot talk toyou
OF your departure with decent visage-so let
me say one word in this way, to spare my phil
osophy. With the expectations which have,
never will or can ask. you to stay one moment
longer than you are inclined to DO. II would [bel
the worst return for all ever received from you.
But, In this at least, am truth ITSELF when say
that, whatever the situation may be, there Is no
one whose society Is dearer to me, or can contri-
butte more to my happiness These feelings will
should be grieved II you did not understand them.
Should you hereafter condemn me, Shall not
love You less. will say no more. Judge for
SSqFsssI SS tss ISf se1as s g2p wish zon to
Addressed ha@e on the cover ITO the Hon. Mrs,
Leigh.n
"KIRBY MALLORY, January 10, 1916 the
day after she left London.)
"Xv Dearest A.-It is my great comfort that
you are in Piceadilly."
"K1RBY MALLORY, January %, 1916.
"Dearest Al know you feel for me as do for
think. You have been, ever since knew you, my
best comforter and will so remain, unless you
grow tired of the Office which may well be-"
JANUARY 25, 1916.
"Ny Dearest Atlg1lstd-Shall be still your Sis
ter3 Unjust resign my rights to be 80 considered;
but don't think that viii make any difference In
the Kindness have SO uniformly experienced
from you.'
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G TO THE. FLOUR MERCHANTS
AND ALL NTERESTED.-oPPIo INSPECTOR :oF
FLOUR, No. IS EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, October
1e.-0rders for Inspection Of Flour win be re
ceived at this office from this date, and be
promptly attended to.
G. N. AyERILL,
oct16 Inspector Of Flour.
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stopes, Ranges, @r.

STOVES AT Wholesale.
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JANUARY 20 1910.
"Nv Dearest Aug,tstd-Shall j be still your SIS
ter3 Imust resign my rights to be 80 considered;
but don't think that will make any difference In
the kindness have SO uniformly experienced
from you."
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"K1RBY MALLORY, January %, 1916
"Dearest Al know you feel for me as do for
you, and perhaps am better understood than
think You have been, ever since knew you, my
best comforter, and will so remain, unless you
grow tired of the office, which may well be-"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-04
OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Feb. 26, 1869.
I'M ToIE NJ CT

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hail. Feb. 26, 1869. I
mo. 13l5-N. ST.
Rescued That the controller be and he Is here.
by authorized, after five days notice in the official
journal, to sdjudicste a contract for digging,
cleaning and widening Lafayette Avenue canal,
from Claiborne street to Florida Walk, the work
to be done ia strict accordance with plans and
specifications on file in the Office of the city sur.
veyor.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President pro TEN. Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS Marley,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Feb. 20, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary,
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journal, and according to specifications Of the
city surveyor. tes ~ !
a5ih. Your committee report a resolution for
adoption auth orizing the controller to warrant on
the treasurer in favor of Henry McGainn for and
in the sum Of one hundred and eighty four
(s1Sf O0J dolars for shells delivered to the street
commissioners department in. the Emonth OF
March, 1868.
9th. Your committee report q resolution for
adoption, instructing the city surveyor TO repair
Julia street. from Rampant to Magnolia street. the
said work being necessary TO meet the require
ments of commerce 10 that locality. s5fs rss cd
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n cOmmun de la vile De IL Nouvslle.

Orleans: - -'N~''A-s'
Les sOuges prcptaires de biens foneiers sant face
sur rue hApe depuis Claiborne jusquA rue Calves
CEN sndent respecueusement v0trs corps
du lac - WV ~~S S0f~-'ss
SOUR MARIE CLAIRE SOS pseds pouce,L
NkUYE KNOCKART BUGENE 100 pisds
NECNE WIN. KAMFIELD 100 pieds
THOMAS LABERTIER, lis pieds
G. COkTOIS, IS pieds.
L. NIGNAVD "a pisds.
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BoAxp OF Ass1srANT ALDEHMKx.
Crrr HALL, new oRLsANs, I
February ~, 1869. + (

CrrY HALL, new 0RLBASs,t
February ~, 1862. q
The board net in regular session. President
KearDy in the chair. and Mesars. Rose, Aitkens,
Walker. Pemberton, Camp, Montgomery. Sturcken,
Grsndpre, Fisher, Aorphy, Psndely, Farrell and
Breen present.
The reading Of the minutes Of the last meeting
was on motion dispensed with. Of
On molten Of Mr.. Pandey the board went into
executive session, and after concluding the object
of the session the doors were re-opened and the
order of the day, the subject Of the water works,
taken up. go
On motion Of Mr.. Fisher the board resolved
itself into committee Of the whole, Mr.. Breen 10
the chsir, when after some time spent in debate,
the committee rose and through its chairman re-
ported progress and asked permission to sic again.
The board. then, on motion Of Mr.. Pandely, ad
journed to meet on Tuesday next, in regular
session. JOHN ToBN, Secretary.
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CONTROLLERS Orrros, CRY HALL,

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CrrY HAIL.
New Orleans, March 2, 1869.
Notice IL hereby given that the controller will, at
bis office, on Tuesday, March 8, 1869, at noon,
adjudicste to the lowest bidder or bidders the
above contract, according 10 plans and specifca-
tons on file in the Office Of the city surveyor.
Pas. LABARRB,
Deputy Controller.
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new ORLEANS, Oct. Is, 1883.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct IL 1853
To the Honorable the Common Council Of New Orleans
GentlemenIhe undersigned property owners Bolivar
between Poydres and Common and Lafayette
the number of feet front hereinafter mentioned
respectfully inform your honorable body the bnquette
said street. between Lafayette and Common unit for
travel especially after night We therefore lay this petit
before you have said banquetts sidewalks paved
curbed according to law for which will pray,
etc etc
TffOS O'NEIL 66z feet.
PATRICK Nj RPIIY, ITO feet,
THOS. Marley. 80 feet.
II. A. WEBER, 10 feet
L A. BRIDGE, 15o feet
CHAS. ROSS, 90 feet,
JOHN CROFT, 240 feet.
LAWRENCE MCGREUNE, 80 feet.
WALLER CUNNINGHAM, 30 feet,
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, 81 feet.
JOHN FORD, 60 feet
COUTLEDGn RAINEY, 100 feet.
PATRICK MAHER, 80 feet.
HfNRY GAINES 30 feet
EDWARD LYNCH, IS feet.
SCHMIDT BIEGLER, leo feet.
b j. BEIKERY, $50 feet.
JOHN BAKERY, 80 feet.
Petition signed 1912 feet.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall, Feb. 26, 1869. (
mo. l3l5-N. 81

MAYOKALTY UF NEW UKLEANS,
City Hall, Feb. 26, 1869.
mo. 13l5-N. 81
ResolUed, That the controller be and he is here.
by authorized, after five days notice 10 the official
journal, to adjudicste q contract for digging,
cleaning and widening lafayette Avenue Canal
from Claiborne street to Florida Walk, the work
to be done IN strict accordance with plans aud
specifications On file In the Office Of the city sur.
veyor. ~ ..rr
(Signed) ALFRED KEARSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS Marley,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Feb. &c, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JoHY ". OVERALL, Secretary.
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DETlTION.

To the Honorable Common Council Of the city OF New Or.
leans:
The undersigned OF real estate which fronts en-
Laharpe street, from Claiborne to Calves street.
petition honorable body to OrdersAd portion
SISTER MARIE CLAIRE, sos feet inches
WIDOW KNOCkART EUGENE. 100 feet. ...
WIDOW WIN. kANF1ELD 100 feet.
THOMAS LABERfIER, lis feet
O. CONTOiS, IS feet.
L VIGHAUD-A feet.
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DETITION...........
PETITION.

PETITIoN.."........... ..."......PETITIeE
NouvELLz-ORLEAHs, Is octobrs 1853
Honorable Conse Commun de Ia VILE de Ia Eouves.
Orleans:
MesieursLes soussnes proprieteires Ia Bolivar
les rues Poyda Commune ct Lafayette representan
e nonbs de pied de nformeDt
vore corps que les sur Ia
de entIe Lafayette ct Commune sont daps eta
les REID mpassables pietons sutout 10 mutt Aims
Done nous soumetons notre petition demandant
al banquetes sOent reparees eonformeent
Ia loi pour lequel prerons, etc.
THOMAS O'NFIL. 662 pieds
PATRICK MURPHY, ITO -
THCS MAkKEY, 30 -
II. A. WEBEa, l20
+. Z. JUDGE, $50
CHAS ROSE, 90
JOHN CROFT, 240
LAWRENCE McGREUNE, Opieds
WALTER CUNNINGHAM, 81 pieds.
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, 80 pieds.
CoUTLEDGE 4 RAIEEY' 100 piedA
PATRICK HAHER 30 pieds.
HENRY GAINES, 30 :.
EDWARD LYNCH, 95
SCHMIDT a ZIEGLER, ITO piedG
B j BERKERY, $50
JOHN BAKERY, 81
Fomhre total De pieds. Il 9i2
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PETITION.

.NOUvELLK- ORLEANS, novembre 1903
Memorable Consen Commun de la vile de Ia Nouvss-
Orleans:
Messeursfous soussignes, propnetaes ct contribute
bes s0umetons respectueusement votr honorable
pour favorable consideration qu suit savor Que
par suite mauyais etAt dos banquetLes est deyenu
cessar dc demander lie des des dams les
don't les spivent savOr St Louis Uonti Doua-
patr de Ia Roman jusqua Ia dkvez aussi les
cosant savoi Preur johnson ct cote est de Ia
GRytz pariir ce la du Canal jusqua la Promenade
Carondeet Attendant nOtre petition entendu,
nous demeurons avsc esme respectueusement
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OFFICIAL.


rosfS HsnosaAis Board Of Assastsns Aldermen -
undersgn@d property noias.s nr hons
PAYERS would respectfully submit tAe f!owing iof Jo1
crsbs hodys considsrsuon VS.:
Thet In the on tne ~
has been deertd necessary reQest me paving
sane on the following NAMED streets, via. on ~ sss
Cont and 0rstomhouse streets from hcniss y
sso the cross ssrssts seo~s Prsur. Jehnsen ana &
sice or Gaves street. CANA to Caronteiet
ing b. grsnted. we REGAIN, win Hsn o''
very n -p<cffuy. etc. r.-s.4 %
Bansnel Bohli. % feet. 4ilr I'll -. .--a
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.eIIMTI HTIHTVUa WNN
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Resolued, That the surveyor be and ne rs mere
by authorized to repair the ceiling and stop the
eaks on the roof Of st. Mary's market, provided
same does not cost over two hundred and my
dollars. .'.-gi1h usa aos s.o1'l1t sii p saa
A 5lution from the Board Of Aldermen re-
quiripg bidders when contract is awarded them
by the controller to deposit not less than $500 a.
evidence Of their intention to execute the work,
was amended to read as follows S-ls =, =,
'Reselued, That at all sdjudieatious hereafter
made by the city controller the lowest bidder or
bidders. be compelled to- deposit With said city
controller not less than two hundred dollars, a.
evidence Of bis or their intention to proceed
with the work. Provided. That in cases where
ten per cent. Of the amount OF bid IL greater than
two hundred dollars the amount Of temper cent.
On the bid shall be required.iT ii .y1l III loss6
Upon motion of Mr.. PandeIy the above resolu-
ton as amended was adopted and ordered trans
mitted to the Board OF Aldermen for concurrence.
On the above resolution, later in the evening,
message from the Board Of Aldermen was re-
ceived notifying this board of their refusal to con-
cur in the amendment and asking committee of
conference be appointed to meet similar com.
mittee from the Board Of Aldermen TO adjust the
difference existing between the two boards on
this resolution. On behalf of this board the chair
appointed Messrs. Psndely and Fisher, who, after
comforting with the committee from she Board Of
Aldermen, reported favorably upon the flowing
substitute, which was received from the Board of
Aldermen, and unanimously concurred in by this
board on its several readings:
ResoEued That article No. 1888 Of Leovy's Di-
gest, or City Laws. etc., be amended by striking
out the word Fifty" 10 the sixth line. and in.
sorting the words Two hundred y In lieu thereof.
Mr.. Camp, under suspension Of the rules, sub
mitted the following resolution, which was re-
ferred to the city surveyor: =
Resolved, That the controller be and he Is here
by authorized to SELL after five days notice, to the
lowest bidder, the contract for cleaning Hagan
Avenue Canal from the new to the old canal.
The finance committee submitted the following
report:
FINANCE COMMITTEE RooM,)
-. No. % City Hall,
New Orleans March q 1869. \
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The following resolutions from the Board Of
Aldermen, were concurred In on their several
readings: uror
Resolved, That the controller be and he is here
by authorized, after five days. notice In the official
journal, to adjudicste a contract to the lowest
bidder or bidders for Smelling and grading Lapey.
rouse street from Claiborne street to GENTLY
Road, the work to be done in strict accordance
with specifications on file in the office of the city
surveyor.
RESOLVED, That the controller be and be is here
by authorized, after five days notice in the official
journal, to sdjudicate contract for digging,
cleaning and widening Florida Walk Canal from
Lafayette Avenue to Elysian Fields, the work to
be done in strict accordance with specifications on
hle IN the Office of the city surveyor.
Under a suspension Of the rules Mr.. Breen
called from the table the following resolution:
BE resolred, That the mayor be and be is
hereby authorized to make the following named
changes, per notarisl act, in the contract between
the city Of New Orleans and the City Railroad
Company, viz: OF the tracks on Canal street, from
claiborne street TO their junction at the Metairie
Ridge, to remove the said tracks from over the
draining canal and relay said tracks on the north
and south side of said draining canal and also to
remove ithe timber and other membranes now
obstructing said draining canal from Claiborne
street to Metarie Ridge, and further, that the said
City Railroad Company also bind themselves to
remove their tracks on " Canal street." between
Bourbon and Royal streets, so as to accommodate
the trunk railroad Of the Claiborne Street Railroad
on the neutral ground all said changes to be
made in accordance with specifications Of the city
surveyor, and under the supervision of said
officer.
Mr.. Psndely moved to amend by adding the fol.
lowing. Adopted:
Prouided, That in the continuation of their said
tracks, the railroad company shall not cut down
OF destroy any OF the trees which now line Canal
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-19
A Huns BopY AxprHE Hour or DAy

A HUMAN BoDY ASDTHE Hour OF Day.
Seat yourself at table. Attach a
piece of metal (say a shilling) to q
thread Having placed your elbow on
the table, hold the thread between the
points of the thumb and fore finger, and
allow the shilling to hang in the center
of glass tumbler The pulse will i'm
mediately cause the shilling to vibrate
like pendulum and the vibrations will
increase until the shilling strikes the
sides of the glass; and suppose the
hour of experiment to be 4, or half
past Z, the pendulum will strike the
glass seven times and them loose its
momentum and then return to the
center; If You hold the thread n suffi-
cient length of time, the effect viii be
repeated; but not until a sufficient
length of time has elapsed to convince
you that the experiment is complete.
We need not add that the thread must
be held with a steady hand, otherwise
the vibrating motion would be coun-
teracted. At whatever hour of the day
or night the experiment is made, the
coincidence will be the same.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-19
OUR AGENT rs.

The following named gentlemen are authorized
to act as Agents for THg STATE RIGHTs DEMo-
RAT, and to receive nd receipt for subscriptions
to the paper:
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FIRE.
OCEAN,
MARINE,
INLAND
INSURANCE.!

FTNHE PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY.
having arranged with Messrs. DIGEL0W 4
BROTHER for the transfer Of all the business Of
tho Fire Insurance Companies lately represented
by them, IL now prepared TO offer 10 MI parties
formerly insured by said companies, equally good
terms and prompt payment of losses, In United
States gold coin.
Mr.. II. II. BIGELoW will be the general Agent
for this Company from this date.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-19

Not long since, in the vicinity of
Utica, \. T., marriage was solemn
lied IN a singular manner. As the
parties to be married entered the par
lor arm-in-ar1n, the clergyman met
them midway IN the room, when the
bridegroom taking the right hand of
the bride, said: "We have promised
to protect each other so long as we live.
We intend now to be united, and here
after to live together as husband and
wife, and we have invited you to be
present this evening to sanction our
union according to the requirements OF
custom and the laws" The clergy
man in reply, said: g By the authority
I possess as a clergyman, and in the
presence of these witnesses, I hereby
(laying ON his hand) recognize you as
husband and wife, In fulfilment OF
your promises" Prayer followed and
the ceremony was ended.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-19
HAIR DRESSING,
Cherry Pectoral,

For Diseases OF tho Throat and Lungs,
such Coughs, Colds, Whooptng
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before In the whole history of
medicine, has anything 50 widely and 80 deeply
upon the confidence OF mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through a long
series Of years, and among most Of the races or
has risen higher and higher IN their estima-
ton, as IL has become better Known. It's uniform
OF the lungs and throat, have made it known q
liable protector against them. While adapted 20
mier forms OF disease and 20 young children, il Is
at the time the most eecfnal remedy that can
be given for .ncipient consumption and she dam
gcfous affections of the throat and lungs. As pro-
vision against sudden attarks Of Group, II should
be kept on hand ia every family, and inale9d rs all
arc sometimes subject 10 colds aud coughs, all
should be provided with this nntlIote for them.
Although scttled Consumption - thought in
durable, eth great numbers or eases where the dis
ease seemed scttIeal, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored 70 sound health by tic
CHERRY Peeforat. 80 complete Is its mastery
over the disorders OF the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate Of them yield 20 it. When moth
tng else could reach them, Under the Cherry Pee
sorat they snbslde ana disappear.
Slagers aud Public Speakers ns1 great pro-
lection from ".
AsthD,a Is always relieved and oflen wholly
cured by IL.
Ifromehfsfs Is generally cured By taking the
Cherry Fceforat IN small and frequent doBcs.
SO generally are Us virtues known that VIC need
not publish the certificates Of them here. do
than assure The publc that itS qualities are fully
maintained.
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PURSUED NY Hrs VICTIMS
GHOST.

The New Orleans Ptcayuae says: There
are few cases Of mania exhibiting such
peculiar features as that of Mr.. Spencer,
living on Louisa street in this city. Some
years ago he engaged in difficulty with
man named HUT, whom he killed. They
had been friends from their childhood,
aud up to the day of the fatal atfray had
never felt for each other aught but kind
ness and friendship. 1t is said of them
toe, that they had shared many perils,
aud bonds of sympathy linked them by
stronger ties than usually cement ordina.
~ friends. But trifing dispute occur.
red, aud in moment of intemperate pas
sion the fatal thrust was given, aud his
old friend lay dead at his feet. His hor-
ror at the homicide threw him into fe-
yer, of which he came near dying. For
months he hoVered on the verge of the
grave, aud when he at last recovered it
was with the impression that the ghost of
his friend, clad in grave clothes, was ev-
er at his side. His mind, rational upon
every other subject, elings to this delu-
sion, aud no persuasion nor reason can
remove the impression or cure him of the
mania. 1t goes with him to his business,
which he conducts with the same sagaci-
ty and skill thJt he ever did 1t sits
with him in his family circle; is by his
side in the street. and lies down with him
when he goes to bed at night. He often
converses with it, and lmagines that he
receives replies to his questions. He
says. for years the ghost maintained to-
ward him a stern aspect, refusing a. con.
ciliation, but of late years it has assumed
toward him a more friendly demeanor-
He believes it will go with him through
life as y penanee for his crime. The law
acquitted him, but this is the judgment
Of heaven.