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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-22

UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS. Within
the past year, fifty thousand boxes of
Dr.. TuTr's VEGETABLE LIVER Pulls
have been sold, aad not single in
stance is known where they have
failed to give satisfaction. If you
would enjoy life, have fine appetite
and robust health, use these pills.
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ADvERTIsING.-An exchange says
trying to do business without adver-
Using is like winking at pretty girl
through pair of green goggles. You
may know that you are doing it, but
nobody else does.
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~ We are thankful for papers to
the clerks of the Texas, Lotus No. 3,
Julia A. Rudolph, Era No. 8, La
Belle and B. i. Hodge No. 2.
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ALEXANDRIA, LA.
NOTICED

TIME ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF
the ALEXANDRIA INSTITUTE
for, young ladies, will take place on
the evening of
Thursday the SOth day of June,
at HALF PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK.
4 The FRIENDS AND PATRONS OF the
Institute al e respectfully invited to at
tend,
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37 THrrs OH SOUTHERN HoNE THE BET
arrER ALL.-We were present few days
since. when some returned emigrants nay
landing on the levee from the Hondsf1
steamer. There they were-msn, svones.
and children-pale, poverty stricken sss
emaciated. A year ago they depGf - ron
their old homes to the new I'D efpeonise
in Central America !; tssar instssd oh feah'
cation Of their hisss dreams Of PtcsPetl.y;
their st.engt... Vas wasted by feyess -
missma.;, &c ailments and their subsssne
IVES destroyed. They now !es1. ',;.s
/ higher appreciation pf their nss.s -.
than they ever had before; ana !, s I'M
mination to submit to oil kinos 2. ~
cal evils rather than exile tnsu
apaip.-N. 0. Times.
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sg This day at IL NJ. the B. l..
Hodge No. 2 goes down.
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q~Levin's fashionable Ice Cream
Soda Water and Mead establishmens
Town Square, continues to increase N
custom and popularity. It is the gen.
eral resort Of all the decent people o.
the town and country.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-22

~ Letters to Senators from Ken
lucky says that if a general amnesty
act is passed this session, John G.
breckenridge will certainly succeed
Garrett Davis in the Senate in 1873.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-22

De Governor Of Montana in the pl,e.
IF Impeacher Ashley, but failed q
record their decision. It is THOUGHT
that the great Impeacher will wall
the plank. Republics are ungrate.
full, especially under Radical admin.
istrations, this win be most keenl,
felt by Ashly. I think Ashley ia :.
scoundrel worthy Of hanging, but !
think he should be retained by Cha
other scouudrels who used him -
further their schemes and now feel
like throwing him overheard. an.
laborer is worthy of his hire p and
certainly the present Governor .,
Montana earned all that has bean
given him and it will not do for thosa
who aided, abetted, or at hast oo,,n.
tenanced his infamies, to play win.
GUS and ego back on him. Lam
for the scoundrels all hanging 70.
'gether. "Honest" John Coyode .
psalm singing frod, " as he woula
call it, from P eansylvania on Satw.
day, during the discussion ON DAD,
dy Schenck's Steel ring swindle, III
off one Of his characteristic low com.
edy's speeches in which lie murdered
the Queens English and Lindley
Murray. In conclusion he attacked
Hon. Geo. Woodward, ofPa. one q
the ablest legal minds. in the country
and a gentleman Of the old school, BY
saying that he was a knownothine
and that he made tariff speeches IN
his district and voted with the free
traders. So low, vile and scurrious
was the attack. that ". D. Kelley,
Radical. protested against it Judge
Woodward very calmly rose and re-
Piled that "when he selected his b.
ographer he must be man Of truth
and therefore Mr. Covode would haze
no chance to be his biographer, and
when he debated on the floor he de-
bated with gentlemen sent there By
constituencies He never debated
with man who stole his seat bers
from an honest man for the purposs
of selling cadetships." Considering
confusion ensued on the utterance Il
this strong language but SO great is
the contempt in which even the bad
icals holdthe canting " frod" Cosbde
that they would. not give him .
chance to reply and SO eIded the
matter. General Jordan, the recent
commander of the Cuban insurgents,
is very confident ofthe success Of tie
resolution of the House Committee
on foreign affairs, in favor Of neu-
trality between Spain and Cuba,
which will ALLOW the C1bans al the
facilities to purchase arms and mimi.
tons of war &c, which is all, in Their
estimation that is necessary to accom-
plish Cuban freedom. Whirtemore,
the expelled carpet Dagger, who ped
died cadetships, has been reelected
and will soon be here asking for nd
mission to his seat. There is talk o
his being refused his seat There !
no reason for keeping him out: b
properly represents his Constituents
who are composed ofnegroes, carpet
baggers and scalawags, and she i
as good and as honest as.a majodt9.
of his Radical friends in Congren
then Why not take him in?
-
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p Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
died, in Baltimore, on the 18th inst.
aged 65 years.
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TT The proceedings of the Police
Jury are published, in our to-day's is
sue, and have crowded out much in
teresting matter.
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n The following cure for tne D.
.staggers is said by General hamPs.
to be infallible, 80 says an excnan9; 5.
Measure q stick from the n0stL y
the inner corner of the eye, 50 az posSS
have it too long; sharpen we'll -
run it up the nostril, twisting it sonIs
once or twice. so as to make the re-
bleed freely, and it win give inssa''
relief
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na The river, despite the late
rains, is still falling.
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ss~ The La Belle. W. T. Board
man, Master, goes down Friday at ?
n Nr
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asE We observe that the City

@ We observe that the City OF
San Francisco has subscribed one
million dollars to the Southern Pacif-
ic Railroad. AS we have before in
formed our readers, ''the Back Bone
Railroad through this Parish is a
part of the line of this road. San
Francisco is becoming alarmed lest
this important road should make San
Diego q formidable rival. Hence she
is preparing to make herself the ter
minus and thus reap the advantages
which must accrue from such con-
nection. Are the people OF Rapides
less public spirited than the people
Of the Pacific Court? Ill.
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ANEW ORLEANS CAKES
IN at JULIUS LEYIN'S;
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49,
SAMPLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
are fast adopting a new style of stating
Sdisagreeable truths. We copy a5eN II
Illustrative of our meaning, which the
reader will admit are Improvements On
the old style:
That was a bitter joke of the nan
in New Jersey who put q quantity Of
jalap in some beer his friend was about
to drink. The funeral was very gcn-
orally attended. 80. =
Poultry thieves visited the premises
of Milo D. Sperry, the other night.
He heard them, took down his towing
piece, and sent some lead into ne
darkness. He didn't miss any chick
ems. $4,000 -.--s-s.-4
A customer of Watkins, lately ate 10
dozen raw oysters on wager. Tho
silver trimmings alone on his conn
cost $3.50 IgF ],
A man on the Hilderbergs attempted
to dry some dampened powder in .
stove. His afflicted family would %
glad of any information as to. his
whereabouts.
A man undertook to head on . IL
| connective at the Broadway railroad
crossing the other day. The services
i at his grave were very impressive. =.
| A, man in Cohoes warned his. Wa
not to light the fire with kercsine.
She was not an obedient wife. veg
fortunately her clothes st his secona
wife remarkably we'll. s.. }.
/ An urchin at Coeymans disregasdeg
his mothers orders and walked mo
the wake of the steamer Connecsacss
the day after she sailed down ne
river. The afflicted parent has "
cook for one less in the family on -
count of the boys disobedience.
l All the facts are stated in the apoSe
and nothing harrOwings
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-22

MECHANICS Mechanics are the pal
ace builders of the world; not a stick
is hewn, not stone is shaped in all
the lordly dwellings of the rich, that
does not owe its beauty and fineness
to the skill. of the mechanic. The tow
ering spires that raise their giddy
heads among the clouds, depend upon
the mechanics art for their strength
and symmetry. Not an edifice for de-
votion, Or business, or comfort, but
bears the impress of their hands. How
exalted is their vocation, how sub
lime their calling.
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cenUS eacu yeaTty, Willie OA 'noSo u
ticles from which the Government
derives no revenue, which are pro-
tested that the Aonopolists may grow
rich off the people, there will be no
reduction. The Democrats irritated
at the trick Of the monopolists deter
mined to amend and discuss this inn
portant measure and to have sepa-
rate vote on each of the different ar
ticles contained in the bill so failing
to carry their point flibustered for
over five hours by calling for the yeas
and nays on every conceivable sest O
motions and at last adjourned With
out any further actor. The idea O
rushing bill, Important as this is
under the SUR Of the previous ques
ton IS wicked and shows to what .
state Of debasement our rulers have
reached. The Senate on Saturday
confirmed Senator Cameron's Son-in'
law Wayne McVeigh as Ministe,
Resident at Constantinople and the
president is now trout fishing will
Cameron up in Pennsylvania. Verify
things are smooth with the Pennsyl
vania Senator. This same Senate
had d. three hours :. talk" on the con
frmation Of John Potts Of Ohio, te
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-22

u julius Levin is certainly "the
coming man." His Ice Cream, Soda
Water, Mead and other cooling nick
nacks get cooler and cooler as the
weather gets warmer We owe him
our thanks for q handsome remem-
brance Of our Office on Monday last.
ANY man who has soul enough to re-
member the wants of the printer, de-
serves encouragement.
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GTRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR
~ sale by II. ST. JOHN.
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

m~sTATB OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON CoUNTY-IN THE COMM
PLEaS-JoHN GETTY, trading under the name
of JOHN l. THEODORE GETTY vs.. EDMUND A.
SoUDER and STEPHEN T. SOUDER, Copartners
under the style of EDMUND A. soUDER co.
To Edmund A. .Soutler and Stephen T. So'tder,
Defendants In this action You are hereby sum-
moned to answer the complaint in this action,
whicA ls filed in the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas for the said County, and
to serve o copy Of your answer on :he subscribers
al No. Al Broad street, Charleston, S. c., within
twenty days after the service Of this summons,
exclusive Of the day OF service.
II You fail to answer this complaint within the
time herein specified the plaintiffs will take
judgment against you for the sum Of Thirty
three Thousand nine hundred and thirty-two
Dollars loO.l3, with interest at the rate of seven
per cent, from the thirty.frst day OF March, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy, and costs.
BUST BUST,
April !, 1870. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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WASHINGTON.
AMNESTY pROsPECTs--SOUTH CAR
OLINI HATTERS IN CONGREs s.
The Repair OF Fort Sumter.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE Nsws.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS.
WASHINGTON, May 5.
Ne less than three bills for a general reno
val Of political disabilities are pending in Con-
gress and stin another one reported in the Sen
ate, which only excepts Davis and, Lee. There
seems to be no doubt that one Of these bills viii
become a law by the requisite two-thirds vote.
But in the meantime nearly hundred memorials
a day are coming in from the South, asking Tor
amnesty. Mr.. Sawyer has just presented one
from Reuben Harmon, Of Lexington, S. G.
"A memorial from David Foulk and others, citi-
zens Of Spartanburg and Laurens Counties, S. c.,
has been presented In the Senate, asking that the
old mail route from Spsrtanourg to Laurensvllle,
via Walnut Grove Hills Factory, Mountain
Shoals and Scuf1etown, be re-establlshed. The
request is before the Senate Committee on Post
otnces4
The Engineers' Bureau otthe War Department
have nearly completed plans for the repair of Fort
Sumter. An appropriation for the same Is con-
tanned In the annual Fertilization Appropriation
bill,
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THE GREAT TRIAL.
TIE HOST EHENTFUL AND SE.NS.i.
TIONAL DAY IN IT'S HISTORY.

Mrs. Calhoun on the Witness Stand
Her Explanation of those Famous
Letters-Dcfendantis Treatment of his
WICKLOW She Came to so on the
staSe-Thc Intercepted Letter, and
Mrs. Calhoun's View Of It-Mrs. Nc
Farland in Court.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Augusta Is raising fund for the Richmond
sufferers.
The drought In California is excessive, and the
grain crops win be short.
The military sheriff OF Warren County, Georgia,
has been arrested by the military for receiving
bribes nom citizens.
Sixteen persons were removed to the smallpox
hospital III: Philadelphia, yesterday.
The earnings Of Adelina Patti for the past sea-
son have been one million francs to say nothing
of the presents she has received. The Marquis
DeCsux, her husband, has just contributed fifteen
hundred francs TO the funds Of the Plebseit0ry
Committee. :.
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f. r e.
The Conspiracy against Napoleon to b.
Investigated-What Patti Earns.
p.p,o Nov <

The Conspiracy against Napoleon to be
Inyestirafed-Whnt Patti Earns.
PARIS, May 5.
A decree has been published convoking o
high court Of justice 20 investigate the plot
against the life OF the Emperor. The decree says:
.Iong before the issuance OF this decree NJ Emile
oliver demonstrated beyond doubt the existence
of revolutionary organization, having Tor its aim
| the establishment Of Democratic and social
republic, the members Of which are resorting to
system attic 7illifcation outrages, caumnies, out
breaks and assassination to accomplish their
purpose
The Steele to-day explains the situation as loi-
| lows: 1.-The government asks for an unquahned
approval Of the past and carte blanche Tor the
| future"
1t is reported that the government has demand
ed of Ena land the extraditJn OF Gustave Forrens,
| on account Of his completely in the plot against
the life OF the Emperor.
Traces OF the conspiracy have been discovered
| at Marseiles There ia much agitation at Beziers,
and troops are constantly arriving there.
The bullion In the Bank Of France has decreas.
| ed five million three hundred thousand francs.
The Thundcrer nnd the Woman Ques-
tlon.
LONDON, May 5.
The Times deplo1es the woman's rights move
ment in the House-of Commons last evening, and
does not believe the women Of England are at all
in sympathy.
LONDON, Nay 5.
A Brussels dispatch says that Archbishop Ken
rick has gone to Naples, to nnish his protest
against Papal infanibility. Dupanloup's reply TO
Archbishop Spalding in the matter OF infanion-
ity, will soon be published.
! The Pope has urged that the discussion on tAe
infalbil.ty question be closed before Ascension
Day. The committee on that SUBJECT In the Ecu-
menical Council has promised to present revis-
ed scheme Immediately. 0ne-tenth Of the bishops
present, including Germans and Hungarians,
voted against the scheme for small catechism.
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auetinn Sales.--future Daps
BY A. C. McGILLIVRAY,

THREE STORY RESIDENCE, WITH
Large Lot, No. 8 Calhoun street, nearly
opposite East Boy, OF Auction.
II O'Clock, in front of the Old Gust omhouse,
An that LOT OF LAND, measuring - feet
front by feet in depth, situate on the north
side Of Calhoun street, 4th west Of Washington
wooden Dwelling thereon, containing large
rooms, double piazza to the west, dressing
rooms, pantry, large cistern, Kitchen, and all
necessary outbuildings. Gas throughout Dwell
ferms-Onethird cash; the balance payable In
one and two years, secured by bond and mort
gage OF the property. Premises to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser paying Auc-
tioneer for papers and stamps as usual.
may4-WlWth4
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The Duke Of Edinburgh was lately offered by
the Maharaiah of Cashmere shawl which had
incessantly occupied three hundred weavers for
three years. AS the Duke refused to accept 80
costly gift, the MaharaJah asked hun TO trans
NIT it to the queen, upon which Fun ADDS:
To estimate glft so dear
We're useless-do not try 1t
IT'S the chez dGupre OF Cashmere,
And no mere cash could buy it.
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@r THE PIONEER STEAM FIRE
CoMPANY-To THE CITIZENS OF CHARLES
TON: Would respectfully represent that the pre-
sent condition Of their apparatus and Of their f.
nances compel them to make that appeal to your
liberality and public SPIRIT which has never yet
been made in vain by the Fire Department Of
this city.
Our Engine, worn and injured In your service,
demands immediate and extensive repairs. Our
Hose after faithful use for five years, Is now un.
equal to the performance Of Its duty, and there is
q balance due for the purchase Of the Engine,
still remaining unpaid.
The pay from the city has been greatly reduced
and can contribute to no more than the curren,
expenditures, and the resources Of the Company
otherwise are entirely inadequate to meet these
necessities, or they would be cheerfully devoted
to them without call upon your aid.
We are willing and anxious TO devote to your
interest all our zeal and all our service without
recompense and we only ask you to,asslst US 10
do 30 with that measure Of efficiency which the
magnitude OF that interest demands, by enabling
US to keep up our Engine and apparatus In pro.
per order.
The Oldest chartered Company in the Depart
ment, the Pioneer, in the introduction Of steam
power for the salvation OF your property, ask you
to look back upon the long years OF It's service,
and to contribute TO that efficiency that 1t Is their
pride and your interest TO cherish and protect,
The following named gentlemen have been ap'
pointed Committee to walt upon the citizens
and solici, contributions 10 the aggregate sum Of
Two Thousand Dollars, for the purposes above
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HOW MUCH DID LESLIE GET?
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
Seeing in your issue of the Sd instant, the
following item, viz:
The nerson who knows is requested to in
form curious public whether Land Com
missioner Leslie was paid $4,000 to resign
that lucrative position.
Iwrite to inform you that the amount Of
forty thousand dollars tS4O,oOo) instead OF
twenty-five thousand dollars, ts25,ooo) as you
have it stated, was paid to the irrepressible
senator, Land Commissioner Leslie, to resign
his position. COLUMBIA.
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TIE RICHMOND CALAMITY.
RICHMOND, Nav S.

RICHMOND, May S.
A circular has been issued by David !. Burr,
the president Of the Chamber Of Commerce; Gen.
eral hulford, ex.Unitsd States agent Of exchange;
John Purcell, chairman Of the distributing COM
mltteeg Isaac Davenport, president OF the First
National Bank and treasurer OF the rehel com
mittee, announcing that arrangements, thorough
and complete, for distributing the funds received
here are in operation. The committee mas 80 or
ganized as to insure aid to all the sufferers oy
the late calamity. The treasurer has received
five thousand dollars to-day from Northern cities
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THE co1UmBIA MAYoR41TY.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws]
COLUMBIA, May S.
The Supreme Court to-day announced Its
decision in the Columbia municipal election
case Of Alexander vs. Mckenzie, in favor OF Alex.
ander, the new Mayor, and his party. The elec-
tion ia declared to have been valid, and the new
ofr,cers are to take charge Immediately. The ar
rancement Is for the new officers to be sworn in
on Monday, at II O'Clock.
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6ueeial Notifies.

ns- NoTICE.-THREE MONTHS AF-
TER this date application will be made to the
Bank of Charleston for Renewal Of cERTlFI.
GATES Nos. e4se and So4s, each for five Whole
Shares Ia the said Bank. Also to the Peoples
Bank OF South Carolina, for Renewal o. CERTlFI-
CATE No. 700 for one hundred Shares in said
Bank Also, TO the Planters al Mechanics
Bank of South Carolina, for Renewal OF CERT1F.
ICATE for nine Shares, standing in the name Of
RICHARD BoHUN BAKER Jr., the original Ger.
tifcates being lost.
RICHARD B. BAKER, M D.
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rs NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals for completing the Breast Dam
at Langley, S. c., formerly known as Kalmia
Mllls) about eight miles from Augusta, on the
South Carolina Railroad, will be received until
May lst. Specifications can be seen at the office
Of Messrs. ]. SIBLEY SONS, Augusta, Ca, or
upon the premises at Langley, S. c. The Com.
pany reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
VIM. C. SIBLEY, President
apr14 limo Langley Manufacturing Co.
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5periaI Nptlres.

wBEWARE.-THE PUBLIC IN GENE
RAL are cautioned to look out for the spurious
articles put up in imitation Of and as substitutes
for sIMNOSS'S LIVER REGULATOR. Buy only
from respectable druggists, and see that 1t is put
up in square packages and has the signatures OF
A. O. Simmons and ]. h. Zeiln & Co., on its side;
all Others are frauds upon the public. Beware
nne
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may6hmo3

n> PRoPOSALS.-OFFICE SINKING
FUND COMMISSION COLUMBIA, S. c., APRIL
25, ls7o-Notice is hereby given that the commis-
sion is now prepared to receive proposals for the
purchase.of STOCK owned by the State. AL COM
muncations must be addressed to the under
signed. j. b. hAlNE1,
Secretary Sinking Fund Commission,
apro9 oa Columbia, S. G.
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g NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE
All persons Indebted to the Estate of the late WIN.
c. SMALL will please make payment, and all
having claims against the same will present their
accounts, properly attested, to WALTER E.
FISHER, No. Is Hayne street.
SUSAN c. SMALL,
nars-f3 Administrative.