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! Il found Ia the hives after the swarm IL
d sd Bees csDno. live without their
| bread, and some say they collect none,
Or bur title, Oh account Of the lOeusts,
! and what was gathered proved bane
| Instead of a stsF that the bread Is
slowed away in the bive In June and
| July, aud that drawn from the poplRr
and other tree blossoms, impregnated
! ihe whole with poison. The honey,
noweveT, taken from the hives, Is pro-
oounced Of the frat quality, and not at
all Folso-ous.
The Turf, FTeld and Farm, which
leans 5outheTnwise ia is PR Jddices, vel
e1mCs enthusiastically the proposed
monster musical pesee fsa tivsl In Boston,
and ssy Us: 1.-The Hub is musie-msd, bui
a madness Of harmony Is akin to ths
glory Of Heaven, and We recognize with
-hsm the pTopriety of the Angel OF
Pssee riding in on the biilows of melody
10 calm the passions and bless humanity
when the earth is bright and fragrant
with the flowers of Juue. Coming from
Boston, this token of good Will means
nore to the South than ths simple words
which idly h5at upon the surface"
A fresh excitement Is looming Up in
the e cid Of opera bouffe The very best
work OF this kind OF music has not vet
been presented, and there will bs q race
10 see which VIII bring 1t out frat. Il is
The opera o. F.eur de The" by Henri
Lscccq fist produced at the Athenee,
Paris, iasi April, when Mile Irma ores-
ted the lssdtng role, Cessrine. The mu-
sic delicious throughout, the plot Intel
ligibls and well constructed, the charae
teFs varied and ludierous, aud there is
~. nF aAa dfuulav nf nd
miss eH scene and extraordinary cos
tunes ii it.
The Boston Advertiser speaks very
highly of the new National Institute Of
LISTERS, Arts and Sciences lately founded
ia this city, and prognOsticates its sue
e5ss. Among its officers already chosen
are john Lothrop Motley, Prof. Henry,
II the Sui.hs0nian Institute, Prof Jos.
Lsidy, Horstio Allen, President et the
Novelty Iron Works. Richard Grant
White. President WOOisey % Yale, Pres
ldent Hopkins OF Williams, Prof Dwight
nf the Columbia Law School, and others.
It Is q strong list of names.
The Jeseish Messenger gives 8 quiet
rep at uufaJhfui IsTReiites, in saying
that " il will be found almost invariably
that lhcss Jews who incur the penalty OF
the Sunday law sre Indifferent as 70 the
Observance Of their own Sabbath. The
many respectable firms whose places Of
business are closed on Saturday, do not
fud # necessary to throw them open on
Sunday, and they perform snch labor as
may be spensab!e on the Christian
very quietly and unobtrusive-
ly."
The Insurers Indemnity Company,
sn institution chartered by the last Leg /
isiatUTe, opened subscription books for
i's stock s. the National Broadway
B ank, New York, on Wednesday last
Il Il an iUsii Ution entirely novel in It's
plan, spd the fact that the Hon. VIM.
A. DariiUg heads the committee, is evil
isDee of its responsibility and chance Cf
success.
Sixty seven female teachers In Gin
siunatl hsys pstitioned for the same
sslsTy ss males, on the ground that they
apa no reduction in board bills on ao-
,ount OF ssE.
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q 8. SENATOR FROM FLORIDA
Hon. A. s. Weach, G5 Iowa. Mich
SE8R and Florida.

The Tailshsssee Sentinel gives the fell
lowing account Of one o! Florida's Sem
at0rs, whom it dnbs q pet-bsgger
extraordinary 1t viii seem so TO eli
VINO will read what the Sentinel says of
the SenstoT. the Hon. A. 5. Welch, OF
lows, President VI the Agricultural Col.
lege OF that State, 1t says, with $1,000
Z year and furnished house, and Sena-
tor from Florida until March next will
sOon he announced by the Jackson vile
CRi0u a. CEnd date for the tssk OF GUST
iBg Nr. 1ilber. from his seat So United
States Senator fr0n this State. Mr.
Welch Wes elected last July to serve the
uuexpired term, and shortly after &C
cepted the lucrative position OF President
OF the lows College, gave up his resi
depce in Florida, removed his family to
Iowa, aud his property here was left for
sale. His sawmil! sci for Sl2. eco. HIS
residence il held at $500 with furniture
Mr.. Welch has just returned TO Florida.
he proposes 20 stay if the Legislature
will ou-t Mr.. Gilbert AMI pat him IN his
place. He proposes TO pull up stake5 in
stsuter II the Legislature will be 30
naughty as not to crafty him.
"Gentlemen CT the Legislature, we
have the high honor TO take the bull by
the horns and Introduce To your ae-
quaiutanee IN January the Hon. Mr..
Welch, OF Eiehigen, President of Col
legs in Iowa, snd st present United
States Senstor from FioridE.n
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rounded limbs. A cash in tie sosom
and q crimson stain disclosed whsts ths
tTea3herOus blow had bssn dealt. Il hac
found her heSrt-that sharp, a7enginR
steel-evsn az she slept. Ths 3 uDg lIi'
hsd passed almost without struggle,
and the scresm that ths lips had opened
70 utter was lost IN 3 smile.
"The door of her room had teen
locked, snd no answer being returned
when che Ta3 called In the morning, thf
door had been forced open. The key
was on the Inside. The window, how
ever, was open. The murderer mus
have gained sccess through 1t, mary
thought. My Consciousness LED to g diff
fsrent theory.
81 soon became satisfied from all
could learn from the servants and thu
confused statements Of Mrs. 2 thai
she had committed the deed. Sill there
Eas no proof OF It, and / was equally
satisfied there would be neae. Sac had
oeen far too cunning to leave trace be
hind. She hsd no doubt concealed her.
self IN the room, eBd after Louise had
retired, acc 10 piished her purpose, sBd
then. 70 sgo-d detection, had swuEg
herself tFom the open window to the
brick court beneath. No impression Of
AEt A5rt tA N1S EAUuEU no niE 9I Torn
apparel nothing vas lef5 TO give q clue
Psop's wondered the mystery became
81 item Of tie papers, and after awhile
fadef o0t Of the public thought.
But although sfs escaped mans tds
hce, TeiTibuI0n found her out. Her
husband dice, ard the property he be-
queathed her took wings and fiad. Her
face, ones I1ir, had become hsggard, and
MeGusa-like, was evil in It's sorrow. Her
sex avoided her, soT strange suspicious
hsd erepG into peoples minds. The face
vas hardened nov, and the e-il eXpre5-
sion played upon il Is you have otter
seen shadows play upon the wall. Year
ey year her wTetehedness increased, and
scOrn and opprobFium followed Ia her
path. 5he returned 1t all with malice.
Shs loves no one, lives with no one !;
but II is said that strange criss issue from
her doors s1 night, and it may be that
sHs brain Of the old woman is erszsd at
las. sad tie phantom Of the fair young
girl sh5ss life she took comes to disturb
her reP0se. Bat it has no power to soft
en the evil face and hide the cruel CLEAN
OK the cold, gray eyes."
And that is her history ?"
"Yes.n
" II i z strange one, indeedp'
II Is tTus one"
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The lac ntlea a,ReiIir.

The New York Tribune says: Though
the dead are soon foIg)t'eo, we trust
there are still many friends OF the late
Gen. Charles G. Hslpine, who will hear
gith a melancholy satisfaction that the
income of the Registers office, which,
through the Intervention Of Gems. Grant,
Sherman, Sheridan, and other friends,
was secured to his widow and orphans,
has amounted to full eighteen thousand
dollars; sil Of which has Injured directly
ts their beneft-Gen. Patrick II. Jones.
who received the Office from Gov. Fen
ton, declining TO accept any frsction OF
ths precseds. Fais amount, added 70
what was ieft by Gen. Halpine, mainly
In the form OF house but partially paid
for. secures TO the widow aud her six
minor children (0Diy two OF them boyp,
aud they the fourth and sixth In years)
the means OF keeping the volt from the
door. We are sure thst thousands who
never met Gen. Halpine, with all who
personally knew him. viii ksaT this with
pleasure
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ALAB /.
The Eeyy System OF Radical
Lotteries.

From ths Montgomery Mali
Tle revenue derived by the kingdom
Of siy from the government lotteries
amCults to sI2 900, 600 per Rnnum, or
neaTIy ss much as proceeds Of the mon
cooiy OF the sale snd mauui2cturs OF to-
Uscco. Ia toe yFnviges of Naples, with
q population Cf SIT Ss3 souls, the sales Of
ingtery tickets bTiBg IA from So 0G0, COO TO
"a. 2G0 900 10 the northern provinces
tie msuia Tor this kind Of gambling is
not so prevalent, the province OF Turin,
yl p0pu stion OF 947 e92, expeadiDg
only 81 zoo, 600 per ansum for lottery
,ickets
here in AIabama with the new Radical
system Of lotteries permestiug pOpUls-
ti1n Of one million people, it is fair to
suppose that tue Managers will reslizs
"a much as ia mada in n ,ples with less
population. II S5 600 600 Is realized in
y PIES by the government, as appears
ig7ll the government reports, it would
be veil, 4 We arc 10 have lotteries, TO
make them q State l1stitution. By
meaos Ot them cur State debt couid be
paid OF in tao years, and the tax be
thrown upon the negroes, Who bay most
of the tickets. II our lotteries which pay
the State 4 nominal sum Of few thOG
sand dollars were nlausged eDergetleally
,uey could pay 81 900 eco annually to the
Legislature 40 hgSh money, aud etili
pocket annugiiy not less than 81 Coo, geo
II the negroes are TO pay such heavy
tsXas, We prefer thgt they he paid to the
) ate. FIVE millions year could pay
the debt ia two years, liRish ca railroad
system the third yesr, erect cotton fse
tory In every c5uniy -! the State ia the
fourth year, e0anec, the Coosa with the
Tennessee by snip gsaai ice Hfth year,
Gud Ia ten years every earPe,-bagger
c1a!t be looking from pEiGcsly palace
a. tbs heFis 0f agzet negroes VINO hand
their greasy hiDpiastess ipto the State
Golfers and watch with fearful eyes the
revolving wheel OF Fortune.
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NO H.

CEALED proposals viii ne received 80 the
- Crice uf the undersigned, IN jackson port,
Jack son county, ArEHnsas, uutIi the 0rst day
uf January, 1853. fJI the erection of 2 BEii 4
COURT HOUSE, with Iron window Cspa and
s5Us. iron c8rulce s'airWsys and besconiOs,
slate ard tiu roof The size OF sand buLIing ~
hy ~ feet. with csurer rTBigct Ous on easln s.dg
and end, ~ two by fifteen feet, carried M with
dorUiLCries; 20 be two stories high, With
manssrd CT French roof 35,ary and dome
Plan and pee 4catiOus can be reRn az t1is
once. Three ANIMAL uay TlenLs, % be- made aC-
.ooruing 10 Tie prOgr 81 Of The work, and tue
house is 70 be c0m plsieo by he GrsJ Of Jan
uary, 1870. ans the payments 20 De made &C.
cord me 10 the reports Of The Internal lI prove
Inent Commissioner 10 tnz couT..
RILEY KIENAE,
dec2 I'm Sherif Of Jackson Comfy, Ark.
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Pike & y OhnSOn.
COUNSELLORS,
SOLICITORS AND ADVOCATES
WASHINGTON, D. G.
WASHINGTON, D. c.

FENHIS FIRM. ESTABLISHED AT WASH
1 iuston, tOnirs. 2Iz + street., VIII attend ts
Supreme Court on The United stare and Court
a. JlsiTns Pnd also - the recovery o. claims
AGAINST ILe Cover uIsEt or individuals SUc
70 business before Congress ana IN the De part
usutE
Tie senior member bss been practising
IsEser To- thirty Two years, ana Is = mem Der
OF the bars uI The SuuTs me Couris OF 4 r an
saF, Lou siana nd tie tuiteu -Jsiea. - e
gunIur, bred q lawyer. was long < kcpT5ssu IA
Elya sud rsus.Jrt tn The CoUErsss OF The United
state and familiar " IN tue modes Ol Trans
acting business n TIE DEpsTtIne 1ts-
TIE senior, retaining his Te@lUeL-cs a. Mem
phia viii also a. one or the dfm Of PIKE,
ADAMS q PTRF, attend 10 cases IN the Su-
prerne Courts Of ARK &DsaS and Tennessee, and
IN the United SLsie5 Courts snd ChHnoer3
Court 81 Memphis. Eov8 t
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as2na n. CoRoNNA & GO.
Er eresk lsna Ten MLle. Of semphI..

no 100 $50 and 200 asFss cut OF so on ths
MI Mississippi River Railrosd, soon 10 be
bail. aud near the Pr Peouvs osPot. ior sale
al 5Grgatas, snd imme lately slso, % acres
,-oa1eIV Gynrsaz Timber. 0u Tat hls also
ssrFA ii MIL. App 70 my sons or premises
- ~ rnys-lf this month, NJ Esieig "a.
a9O acres go0i STOCK h2ucAe on the Lavaca
a., aekson county, reKas, aud cC ar OF
sTrinStg, Liberty county, Texas Ffae Pisnta
fiaa 10 ssll OF exchaaSs ioF eif pToPe,tg. Al
saSitlsf pS{seEN p@S - "ENSARN'
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NozTCEs.
NOTTC.S.

4 y election viii bS held by the Ss1I[ III -
q OF the Msrcaanss NEtionBi - . Il. y
hAnELug house on MONDAY. JsCuL = - 2, = ,,
between the hours OF 20 am ana SSsr,.s1-
tlCc. Niue Directors FOR said Bank Ter the w.
ing year. -
Ge25 Inn Fl. A. FAEIEf- JsAfli6F-',
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ALBERT PIKE, CHARLES ". ApAEs. L. h. PIKE
PIKE, AbE8s & PIKE,
AtterneyS. Solicitors & PrOctOrS

A TTESD 70 cs5ss in the different Courts sit-
"A ting AT Memphis sut in the rlvsr counties
OF Arkansas.
Tha Senior partner sill hsgesIssr eEDe-
ulally attend 10 casss iu the supreme Court o.
Teunasr ee and IA the supreme Court 6nC
Court og Claims Of the United 5tGtss ST Wssh-
tngtoB, being OF the nrm Cf PIKE q JOHN
son, uf that city
Once fU the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner Of Court and second stI seis.
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Sad stories OF cruelty and Neg
EetG.
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DIsSOLUTICEs.
Dissolution.

TIE drm Of WtGGs. CHEEK & Co, IS this
day dissolved 1y mutlal consent. MT. ]. J.
~iggs j. authorized 10 settle the business OF
said hrD. }. ~ lGGA
J. W. PAGE, JR,
January Z, ls69 ila5l GE d. ". HEX.
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THE SCHOOL GEEL uEiREss

Opening Of the MCKINLEY Ha-
beas Corpus Case
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MOUNT CARBON COAL
REFORMATION TO PLANTERS.

WE have on hand c.Nnsg9ne1l n en-. o. TIE oei-
,ylrr, - - T,rfsr fdN fale IN lois To suit
ne Piaptsr' Tais Seed, t1e most uIoi. nc IN
use has bssa known to yiel2 On r, 80 AFeIass .
,-,sry 40 pertJr. and sample stalks msy ss seen
al our once. We respectfully 10 sltS snS - -,
teution OF tue pisuting coDuu oIl9 49, 49, ~
trade generally 70 the gEeat suPerAofhy VI sAl7
tsesc.
sv Circulars sent 70 address free.
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Testimony for the RespOnaent
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COAL.
Lump and Nut.

- FRFe,H supply OF the bert Pittsburg LUMP
- AM aC 4 Goa 4, iust received and Tor
- = 5y The Avs Coal Company, once ~ I =
Nad Son street. uett w
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ALBERT PIKE.
ALhEET FIHEs hOhhEL VI INtl-7o37I7 :
PIKE & JoHNsoE.
ATTORNEYS, COuEsellers & Solicitor
WAsHINGTON. D.

FFyHIs hrm viii practice Gn the United Sfstef
2 SlpTeme curt eEd CoUrt OF Claims, and
win attend 90 The recuF crT or debt, accounts
and claims against the Government or indi-
vtduRis, and 70 business before Congress or in
TIE Departments.
Ihe sent0r member Of the nrun Gate o. the
n EN- phIs Appear has long been known IN lhe
= NSst eDurt3 Of the country and the junior
- d large eT Tperiencs IN departmental ahd
1870, 7sinegs on Ing gnauy years OF puellc
49, It Lhs House aud Senate. Ihey onet
-sLFloS ~ ~ fsAthful services - those wh o
LLelr hsHi 3 :. ly5-sspl0 ly
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EEHy duties SIS Counsel for the General As
ElEuee have Jed me 10 make the kTGcfice ~
HggiEs-ss gtey q isLaessiu ncylz ln1
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sADDLERY, ErU.
CLATRTOHAHT,

MADAM DEYILl-s tas s.es So5-e-rs s.3sa -
..Ss,-,r a. ruturs, sc her locro4. l4o MAIN
siTR rIsr fnird door above CvsrtOa noteis
CoeamuntcsEfons. WIZ u and staifs ~ sssSo
psozFfiFs
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-07-03
Commercial.

[pM. Anderson, ~autorise par lie renouvel-
lempn, de son Stock Ell lie rapide ecoulement
tie ses marchandises, vend an rabais.
On trouve chez lni, ct a ties bon marche,
des Robes: DIES Chnpeaur pour danes ct c%nfan,s,
dies feurs ct des Garnitures de tou,es sories
ETC.. egalement DIES chaussures mites sur
commando, e, pour hommes Ell pour danes.
Raccomodages de chaussules-
Au meme magasin:
GLACE,
GLACE,
GLACE,
4 5 cents la livres.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-07-03
No. AS AN ACT

No. l4s AN ACT
To incorporate the New Orleans and Ship
Island Canal Company.
SECTION l.. BE il enacted by he Sena'e and
House Of Representatives. i he State # Loa'-
siana in General Assembly conueued, Thai
George +, Bro,,, Lionel A. Sheldon, Charles
Dillingham;, Gardiner Banks, Ernest De Blanc,
Michael Hahn, William I. Read aud all per-
SONS who shall OF may be associated with them
and their successors, are hereby created and
deed and in law, by the name, style and title
of the New Orleans aud Ship Island Caual
Compauy,' and by that name shall have perpe-
tual succession; prorided, that after the lapse
of fifty years the State of Louisiana shall have
the right TO purchase the said canal and ap.
pur,enances thereto belonging by paying TO the
owners thereof a just compensation, in case
the parties cannot agree, then the amount &c
be paid by the State shall be determined by
referees 10 be selected in the usna, manner:
and shall be able 10 sue and be sued, plead
and be impleaded, defend and be defended, in
such courts of law and equity only as are
courts of record in the State of Louisiana
Service Of process tom any sufr+- eoa-+-ssa;a is
said company must he made upon the president
secretary or treasurer Of said company; Il
have a common seal, and are invested with al
the powers, rights, privileges and immnnitie'
incidental and essential to such a corporation
under the laws Of the State of Louisiana ; AM
the said corporation is hereby authorized ant
empowered to lay out, locate and construct
furnish, maintain and enjoy a continuous cana
and telegraph with the appurlcnances, from
point on the left bank of the Mississippi river
(descending) in the parish of Jefferson, Theme.
through the corporate limits of carrollton, cities
of Jefferson and New Orleans, in as direct {
route as practicable north of Board street, ii
New Orleans, 10 the RigoIets near the Quite
Of Lake Catharine, thence 10 Ship Island
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~ A vcmdrc, pour cause de
~&---Lsd.a fpart, IN tonds de bon1iqne tie
@S.S ClIARRONNAGE ct de FORGE.
An prix destination.
S'adre$ser a NJ. D. X, THEODORE. pres
dn Convent.
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O0iciol..
PUBLISHED by AUTHORITY.
A2@-:
STATE OF LOUISIANA

PASSED BY THE GENERAL. ASSEMBLY
OF THE
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At the First Session of the First Legislature.
Begun and held in the City of New Orleans,
JUNE 90. 1868.
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THANKSGIVING
of Governor walker

To the people of Virginia:
While, during the year now growing to
aclose, the blessings vouchsafed to the
people of this Common wealth may not in
all respects have equalled those enjoyed by
some of our more fortunate neighbors,
nevertheless we have had msnifold causes
for profound thanksgiving and praise to
Almighty God.
War, Pestilence, and F anime, with their
attendant woes, have been absent from our
borders; religious liberty has been enjoyed
by all; good order and obedience to the
laws have generally prevailed; reasonable
success has crowned our varied industry;
the dark and sombre clouds of adversely
and desolation which have enshrouded our
horizon are breaking away, and the bright
sunlight of real peace and substantial pros
perity is dawning upon US.
In humble recognition of these and other
innumerable blessings, l recommend that
OF NOVEMBER INSTANT, be observed
as day Of public and general thanksgiv-
ing. Let all the people III the Common
wealth, resting, from theillprdinarS avoca-
lions, on that day assemble asonhds thsir
affairs, and with devout and thankful
hearts "Praise God fl ON whom all bless
ings how," and reverently implore th e
providential guidance for the future.
(~) Given under my hand as Cover
L. s. Snor, and under the seal of the State,
w. at Richmond, this LIST day of Nos
vember A. D. 1869, and in the ninety
fourth year of the Commonwealth.
By the Governor:
g. G. WALKER.
Garrick Mallory, Secretary of the Com
monwealth.
OcS-td
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