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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-30
JOINT RESOLUTION

NO. 0oJ JOINT ht0OLUTION
Proposing 10 Amend the Consultation of the State
SECTION l. Be nsolced By tie Senate and Hosse
a Rpresenlaaus cf he State a Lou1aas. n General
AaaHbly coaresed, That At the general election
next ensuing The passage Of this resolution, the
following article shall be prop0sed 70 the quail
6ed electors Of the State ~ IN amendment y the
constitution Of the State, which. when approved
By majority Ct the voters at said election shall
become : part Of tbe constitution. ia he place
Of The article nsmbered ninety mine.
SEC z. Be Il fsrther reaolced, etc., That said ar-
ticls SHALL be iu words and terms - follows, 70
Wit:
No person shall bo,d any odlce, q shall be
permit1ed "a vote at any election. o. cot % j.
roe, who, n due course o. NV, shall have been
convicted q treason, puEjury, forgery. bribery,
q other esinc punishable hy imprieoomeot 10 tie
psaiteutiary, Of who shall Be under ioterdictioo.
-: : 4 sf1aav s.ss''k, e, That the 'ist,
ets u Ill persoss voting upon TIL proposed
the words, @Fos The auenament Of TIE niae-nioth
article d tie constitution !" oe, against the
ameaduesA Of he ninety -aistA article u tAe
eoostitatioa !" and Ne .resurnisg o6cen shall
make returns of the voles thescoa In The ams
nenner . h prescribed BY law for retafus Of
electioo and tie Secretary of State shall promul-
eaee the ea0e three times II Tie OlDcfal Journal
And na majority Il Ne votes cast ct said elec-
tin shsll Be-. Fer ::se AuAeadntnt of he aiaely.
uiuth article Of he eo6sdtasioo' tbes he article
numbered nisety y-nine, and reading - follows:
"ARnc..x %. The Sol!o.ing Pessoos sba'l ne .
peo6ihjoed fto0 votiag q holding any o6ce All
pessoas ~bo shalk bsvs teen convicted II etfeaeoc,
perjury, forgery bgi6s1y. o. otber crime pueissa-
bje 10 thc penieeotiary, and pessoos under inter-
dictios. Al persone who are stoPped mon
cl1imiag ~ fGhe - a1nge, y ahjufiag e6eir
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-30

VAO8 A
Orr Oh other Stoves.
arknroep Oak Srer - Years
as ~ DGtly USe.
NEW ORLEANS, April. 1859.
49, eestify hat purchased from RICE
- 8 60, n he year 1856, the FlKST
0s1fR OAK STOVE hey cold. This
- lo ~ b lsily uss In ny family up
q Ilo-ep9 thletesa years, and ] cheef!a!!y
ss.ss1sIrni q ~CHAkTER OAK STOVE
NJ fSaeteepsss. a ths best BAKING
S0VR evw ne3s, feeling confident that no
~ ~ sesala have proved more durable
~ nn1leDRy for such long number OF
- uRs. L. F. FOSTER,
80 ~ VaeAiaeton street, New Orleans.
- eHavs ideniScal CHARTER OAK was
siSssi 8 the Leuiiasa State Falr. 1869
~ - besa II daiiy ~ over thirteen
- Oves so.eee lnopss nvs slsfecy oeee
s.11inaed IAss % slbef essking stove could
isS 8 Asrab|s spd give . much satlsfactioo
@N &Su1s Ok Siovs can be boogbt
~. - 49, peice tbas they can be bad
= ~ d. lion RICE BROS. / co.
n U9f1 14uoewaed Charter Oak Stove for
-, JOSEPH H. WISE.
e. Ara ~ ~ tevs & vesmilioaville and
n 9fe6ret(e. March ls, 10.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-30
OFFICIAL.

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
To be submitted to the people Of tie State
at tie next Generol E2ectio" to be held
on the Serenth day Of November. Asno
Dom;ni One Thousand Eight HUNDRED
and Seventy.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-30

s;ck,v females shouAd uss EngliA reaGls 0ottsse
3. F. B. cares prolapsns nttesl a1d lsooossAosas
For uleesatioe q tAe womb, Z 2. q
6. F. r. srouse~ restores ard rqgpIo6eo. fsa' n
Young 4 LatiolalS, Aesnte. " >
.lis vauf1oaNllle. Il.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-30

Droursoote 4 Co.'S Llvse Pms - ~ Deek
The eurst. ere Dre0gooae / Cat 0veg Hnk
Bile On the stomach, 10 Dsqngeoo + CAb
Liver PillA s.s..-s-ss..s p,
IA ssre tsisE -ssosr,oie / Co.'S pret Iius
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-05

Rttcfrla9en: Vr SS, Sanoustftr.. Bolton;
9tr 8, college pldce, nno Nr. So, 9ts
oariir. Reip.YDr;
Rr COZ. ardiir., philadelphia
Rr. Ia2. Brdnftinfir,, Baltimore
Rr. 2s8 unb 375. IA. GpeHue.
gBaihn9ton. D. g.;
Rr. I46, Htnsffr.. AltTnnorin. Ba
8dBlb lauicr 8tridle iiber Siuoerung uuo petunp,
iuelhe oires ntrprbgs 6eiimtttel beruorstbrad sin
Gsuts In Baltimore. bic th ron itreu Uobbdttetn
goiriungn ttberjeugn uolIen t6Rnen IN 9lr 40 Shos
@utalpitr.. 9sr 33 ste.Gbaresr., 9lr ss, Sanoesr.
ftr., yr. 81, ct Vaulftr., Nr l42 Jraniniir, Nr
700. SaraiOaGfr Wr. "a uno 81. R0ro Smurtltr,
glr 1893. 9oro'gapiir iouie bel otn Npoibetern I'M
Wu8emeinen lid, ertunbger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-05
Wcainnenbe 9lnsielrnna.

8cginncnbe slusjeBrrug.
EBdibn9ton, d g.. ben 81. Ssp,. 1860.
Sd bds finfn aus uetnnhl1II9c Grfaliung eniiaus
bensn bSitt8sn 6nisn. SD otluhte opns ynbsn ctr'
i1teotre SruinrIentitit. Jdl battle Rahd,usiBe uno
mar iumer unrubis. Gnt 5reunotn bs>uo9 MID, cine
iflad,e Uon De Sirg's -Siafusa" Su Oeriuden. Bin.
nen uen8tu 3a9sn mar t total gebetlt Stitorin bat
fb oGB Gtibtn hltt ,utotr geIei9t.
d0nl. ~. De Waine.
Sultes sStaotsspodt.
SD babe perOrIibt aenniniB BON osr I'M obt9en alls
btwirIten Seiluna, VI. 3. Sdbafbirt. DR.. Med.
uno Npotctsr. Gdt oer Aoro'Saptol. uno
(Bti.2s1Sl b.Gitase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-05
observation-disclosures Der Stimme.

HBdibiuqtott, % Is ben %. Sept. 1860.
6aii itpet cOie Sabre lit Id In iSOqs bon &rtdlIn9
uno Blosiieuung an elmer Gals uno Nungeniranibst
Wtene Stnme mar total tort Id founie nur nod lib.
pen Nud) meire game 9elunebet fuar iebr jdipan.
isno SD luenoee Mid an beriibmtt Neu 'Y)orier uno
anoeruetBe aerite nit msnia OOGr gar isntm Grioet
Cine Dame rtetb mir, De Bino . iuunbcrpollts WuhI
.SiafiIsa~ ~ 9cbrau6eu Sd babe bier 5IaiGen a..
braudt uno bin 10 sltdIdl aQcn Su tonnen oaB Id tb
picber 10 lau iu ipreten i'm SanDe bin oaB man mid
ognoeH oisis pcrtbDpnc Wceilin angelegenilttf.
R 4. 2biuinsIdp,
Gg,Snuptnlnnn oss 10, (Sdotilanbsr) Wtlp. Dor.
ter WoIonGr. Weementes uno Gapitdn tm Der.
CT YleteraueuI III orbB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-05

Die observation-disclosures nil IN jDci NO
btn nGb Chicago iurildlommtu, um ludbrcnO
ibrc5 bon SiuttU GnDdngl0 gentddlCn Yro
lelies 80 iptcIcn. Qtn0cG'on bat ictuc Caution
bts oobM crucNrt. Ole ErupPt crabri9ic
IN G1tago 5000.
Ju 6bita0o puOe DOuutrTtag an Ici
rcm Bsburtstd9t Der acltDrtc Batter Snarius
'untr 0roBcr Bbctinnbme Deg Yubtiiums be-
croi0t Yatcr Wlrrilbcn bon Wlhpautie Gtcit
III Der Scluitcnttrdc IN wclbr Sunocrie lei
ncn ,3uiritt m,br Crluugcn tOnHteu, bic 2ci
4rnprroini. glc tatboliidlu Ytrrinc uuo
Hbcr loo SutiBcn io8ttu ocm Sarge duf Ocn
Boi,tsGd.r. Der StrHotbtrc mar III AlbaHD,
r. y Glborsn
mast unO &umpt Grrdslelci Uou u. y. Il
u, Is, SGlrc5 IN ~. $ttabt ju Ntlu Glort
nit $4,000 SbG0cu as.
~ J. V. 8;rnctt ul5 @dddit5ihbtlr tes
weiilit)rn GcpGrtemcuts Der sNttna 6twr
Nii,iurani Gompaguit" BON 9urtioro. Conn,
nbadeGt, ioIl in gIel6tr Gtgenlbatt wicor
anBcittnt mCrocn uHo IN Cincinnati leintn
Y9obnIig uebucr.
- 8orige g0otc iAuo ~ Scout, Soma,
ieocu Gag eiu Nrbciitr on Der Correction Oer
8eclat Siromibweilcn einen Zoo. 8orac
fern tam elm YabHbsoIcuitctcr tci'ni Gosbaitr
BON Wa0gons oaiClbf UNITS Hcbeu.
Ssnru g8innro mo Sobn &. g9ilbcr
uurotn SonntritGg in Ydwtudrt, Rb. ),
urter Der Anl9nloiguuB. IN Der NGht ocs Is.
5cbruar Sobu Htpuolos IN eincr Sbnapg'
tncipt get6ottt Iu bobcn, arrctirt,
Samuel =, SuwlcO Der btrHtietc
SApinOlcr aus @nQluuO, Wuroc oorgtlttru
in ybiIuocpbin Der GrihpnocIung rc0iirir
ter Bticic lduloig biuu0tn. gr miro cm
piinOlt9 btiirait lUtrOcr,
S5nu Hrnu;isrD'cr NuniilliTen hobrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-05
Scrmildtc Ycridtc.

g8eiters ipanii6e Yluttbaten
aut Cuba. = Die Serl5te nber bic lpanis
ihen 9luttbaien auI Cuba mebren iih nit jes
benz Sase. Gin Correspondent oes .Oeralo"
sibt usiiere ein3elbeiien hbtr Die i1on oon
uns mltseibeilie 2lnri6lung BON ahtiebn be-
tannien Siirgeru bel Santiago be Cuba. sic
wurosn na6 einem ihni3ebn Wteilen BON Der
Staoi sntleseneu YlaBe 8ebrabt, Dor ein
6reas9eribt seiteut uno, obne bab 3eu8en
fir lie pernommen ooer ibre 0ertbeioiBung
anaebortIworoen, bngeri6tet. Darunter ma.
rem ,pei Nmerifaner. Als Der iisllotrtretsns
be 9oupsrneur Gieoo BON Der Ysrbaitung Der
Gsute b6rie, erlieB er einen Beiebl iie ole 3ur
StaDt surtid dJubrin8en. oanlit iie Elm Bsrbor
baben t6nntsn; aber Colonel Dort, Beieblsbas
bsr Der Gontras Uucrillas. peiSerte iib, bent
Sefeble 3u gsborden uno bebauptets, oab er
bObsre Groer bon Valnnaieoa babe. Sieic
uno dbnlide Sdld9tereien 9eboren auf euba
au ben Sasesereisniiisn. Grit Dor einisen
8a9en puroe bic 9inrihtun9 oou 3ipanjis
Yerlonen, bic teine 29aIfen tru9en, beri6tet,
barmIoie Musldnorr weroen auf ben StraBen
uon pauanna ODne ole 8sraaiaNung nieos Ne.
i5uHen. WtIt Rsdt iaSt Der p9egalp": .De'
ie ipauilaen 8lutDhnoe babtu lid9 auBer6alt
Des Sereihs etoitiiirter 8e8ieruusen uno 8Ol'
ter 8siisat - tie ioaten aIs Yarbarsn UNI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-05
Sic Sinrid)tunarn auj Gnbn.

Wadrbten aus SaOanna pom 26. i5ebrIar
bringen lpe5ielle WtIitbtiiun9en Rber bic BON
Sclten Der SpanGr oorgenommeuen Ser5ai
tungen BON Gubancru uuo jwcicr amcrltanl
l6en 8iir9er.
Wis CbtrIt @ouSalcs goct bic 5amilie ocs
eubanii6en 8enrrals 6iguersOO sefauseu
nabnt, nabm CT aud cine Nnjabl 8Dtumente
uno 8rieie, iueldje al ben Usrerat gerihiet
iparcn, in YclblaS Sieie, la8Gn Die Spa
nler, bGtten ibnen bic eriltcni elmer SuntG
oorr 3eelll6att in Der Staot Santio9o ents
oCdt, weldbe jum 3pede bate, ben Sniurgen
ten auI ale mDglite gBciie bctjuieben. 40 bis
50Y!rlonen YIlan3er, SauIeute, NOpotaer,
Sottoren &c. - uuroen ioiDrt pcrbaiet. Is
Der angcebcnlten untcr iDnen ipurocn Dor Elm
MtilitarScridt 9eltellti 'oeltcs, nab oem BON
ben Spaniern ein8efhbrten @ebrGud, iuiam'
mtn8eleBt mar, UNI Die 1eianBcnen 5u uers
urtbeien. 0lelelbCn wur0en oenn aud 0rr
SuOpalitdi i6ul6i8 bcIuuOen uno iofort bin'
gerlbtet. Inter oielcn bsianocu li6 Senor
Anorcas Ga Yuentc, Oer8rDB. Orient Oer6rei
uno pe9cn iencr 93obltbdti0tsit uub 5dblgs
SamnerO, elm 9eborenerNmcrltane uno So6n
3. YortuOnoO, ein amcritaniiber IoOtiu
Sirger.
Gic 0inserid)tetcn 9aben Dor bsm WIiGr.
geridbi All, OnB Iie tener politii i6cn8cIellib
Ionoern elmer tsreimaurerloge ongeb0rtcn uno
nur fir MaureriwEte ulamnengefommen
ieleii. Nllein DieIe YertbGioi9img idien bic
Spanier aniiati iu beIricoigen, nur nod mcbr
auBurei,cn Ser fun9irtnOe amcritanilte
Goniul III Santingo, pr. Ybilips, CAB itb
aIle Wthbe, 0as 8eben Ieiuer Sanosleuic gu
rettcn uno wuroc babel Our6 Sru. Hamsocn,
ben britiiben eonIul, untcrItiBt Sbre 9cs
miibun0en luaren bel observation-disclosures
0es SiItritts fruhtlos, oa 0crHcBtere ocn auis
gere9ten Solontdrs iuelte ben 3oD oer DC
tan9enen pcrlan9ten. rad)8ebsn muBte.
yiad benz Yerldte oesoru. Yblipps piirotn
bic 40 anoeren 8eiangencn ebrnfaIls ebciiers
linaeribict ,uer0ell. Der lieutenant @oper.
nor iit inociien nibt pbne Wsnl9litisit. Gr
munitbt felne weiteren 9inri9tuugen uno bot
iid) otsbotb al ben @cncral 8aptdn De Ros
oas 8euanot. Sm Sale oicier bic Sinrlhs
tung nl1t Seitaiten piiroc, bIcbc es INNER
nod iraBli6, oh ieine 8eieblc nod Sur rsdien
,3.ii einireiIrn miirocr, oa Gbcrlt Boct an Der
spite Ocr SOlontGre id) luut uuo entrhiici
8e9cn oie BerS6ycrun8 aus9cIprobCn battle.
Inter ocn hbri9en 40 8Clan8cnen bcIinoen
iid aud ancritannde BIir9Cr, aber Sr. Ybi'
lipps 1T auBer Stauor, oenlclbcn ShuB Su
aeipd9rcn. Gr bat Ii6 an nnlcre 3e8icrung
pe9en oes 8eiitanocs cines &rlsasidllls aes
tpanot. llnterDeNen lie9en bier ant.ritaniide
&rie9sidife untbdi8 imSaien BON Sep gpcf.
Die Nmerltaner in 6uba lino oerUraulamirii
Der Spanier unD eincm re6tsloien ;}uitanne
prsissesebcu, 70 lanse unisre 8s8ierung in
ibrer rein oiplomatii9en Stellun8 perbarrt
uno ourt feline WiabrsSel pra'tiib 3eist. baB
iic amerifaniiden Biirgern unter alien I'M.
itdnoen oenS1ub in ircmoen 2dnoern sspdb
rem mill, ani ipsl9en oisie!ben 9credten An'
Inrudl babcu fSem
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@eorge a. 9oOae c So.

SCR. 42, gsefz z8a!timorsifraB.,
Gambler NIT EHatsriatien ftttz
&tinjtier unc GNaisr,
Sau csirpalreno tinsn rsitbotesn Sorratb bon Enrs
6tii Del. Glas, 6irniittn u !. p a9snttn tlr Goo'
tGen. Waler. .+- tRoo.91Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-05

a,leiniQer gtgentbhner,
Rr. SA5, Sh.Saltmprts, @ds ppu ann hrsss,
Baltimore. Wlo.
Wan ItIe bic nahncbtnotn trfnuulibtn Qirtn. iptse
burd, ofn @ebraud Uor Vrpf. q Z. Wluttboi's .Sie.
tprp- bspirtt porotn iino.
Spbauu 6tiebpn Nr. 81. Stiiesiira6t, bon hroni.
Id,tr Diarrboe hurd 8oiis.
SoStpb Spnes, IL. RrIirt III Baltimore Qouno,
uon larsabrssr 1pspepite ourdb lpet 5laihen oa
p9ictprD";
aS q. Gra,pIorb, 3r. 0. gonoRrabs. an5Gs.ger.
rstung, 10 odB IA gBofn aui Qtiiden 8tbtn mubif
burtb Il Slaidje bes ygetorU" In 2aaen
Gatbarine Mppei, gtr. $40. Guo.6 hartSfira IN.
Hamir,tn 1as, peem He lett brsi Ionatn eeliiten.
ariinoItbe Qlr burdb JldiGf;
Sdne1mttb. Sr. ll2. Sr.5apeitefraBt. tpurot bon
Br0ud)iiis gtbttlt;
GIias Wobertfpn, Baltimore County, wurst bonn
Rbsumatismus uno 9psptpiie 8tbeilt;
ERpfes Saincs, Carroll 9ountu iuurot bon einrm
fhtimmtn 0nfau bon QboIera.YP Porbus sebeilt;
msio,aet sob. Rr. 258. Sfl,rattFratt purbs bird5
ben Gsbraid elmer laie bts pUtetorp" bon Roie uuo
Nbeumaiisnns stlelt
etfpIas Etein, @runoeietnibums.Netnt Cf.SaI.
tinorefraBt, puroe bon eintm b6isn paIis iurirt.
fauieno Nnoere ino bon per,teoeuen Qranfbtiitn,
Iu 3ablreib. un te bier aubufibren, sebttt uorbsu
prof. g. q. Wattbai fabrigirt aud ,Stctprp Eos
Bensess fir Sufien, Grfdltungsn. bcifcrfeft ,.,
iotlfe bel ben Gonoorsn unb Wpobeiern abrau ju ba.
ben itno.
Oepot : Gr 341, n.YaitimoreiiraBe.
VILE Nuttraee iperbsn prompt ausetiubrt uuo tntlue.
ber ptr BOT obtr GrpreB nat allen 2beileu Der Der
Staten ODER europa pertanot Yres btB ,Uietprp" 80
Gents pro 5laiGe. 4oSen8ts rs Gents pro ehadttI.
t&2-)
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syrpfeilur tr. o.. ngaattbat's

sBtcoraA IN etnt refine QrNuer. unb HDurJtIr. Tni
tnr, bic rei BON allen ihdodtn mintrah Subfarisn
IT. aauenoe bon ararten uno bon 4erien Nufstsbfns
tno burh ottlt Weojn ~Btorn" 91riltdI mtbrtbergt.
fent moroen Sd bae 90 fir mens phidt unoE ftlos.
lett BEN seiamnttn yubIltum Die eroBe Grfnou,s mi.
,utbetlen. Sd aaranre ourdb 6alenbt bon 3tusnfeS.
6aB oit1t ~Stetorta@ boItn pas, e6hnoo,ihiinoufp.
Sutn ohtr osilerieit. 9ipbteria. Cholera GboIeras
Worbu-, utu. v,Dtarrboe, abn. II. aopiluth Ttural.
ea. eetten. ure %idcnitnisren Qrdnpft taltss ootr
9Detielftb'r. &btumatismus, 8nspepls ptrrtrtuue,
Gustihungn tptlepiihe arantbeiten BIuipsriiopurps
ale Waarntraribtiier II. I. 10. eirirt
Die sBictorta" III III aIlen Wpoilefen iu bdbtu-
%rets so 0snts per blafdpe.
SSrofrf;nr Is Is SNoffhGt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-05
S6rsiberiuueu IN Woibinston,

S9rstberinnen IN W btneton,
- ,Sie msiblidsn Gleris In ben Separtc.
mcnts-, Itrcibt Der lDalbinstonsr Sorrsppn.
bent ots ,,giueinnaier 9oltsbiattss" iiuo
neifeus nit eiusm 8sbalte bon 800 bis 900
Dollars iabrIi1 auseltelt. Bel oer Debate
ub,r oas Yhoget puroe i'm Sauis ots epns
srtiies Der Inirag aeitelt. oaB, wsnn Wsibiis
Ie Sler,s bic GeldGiie uno Yflthte bo1trsr
6lerts usriebsn, lte aud oenitIbtu @G5nlt
pslhsn Glcris b6bersr &ldhsn srbalisn, be.
Iiebtn iollelt. 9Ieler NutraS i0uo oielladIer
Ytiiall. niir Der Worligenpe oes Nppropri0
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9 gieue Waacn. .Tabrif,

Die untcreidmcttu baben stue Wa9tnIabrli III ser.
81, Nprbhrahe. nube Der 9eJlnetoniirabe. etablrt,
iino trud)sn sas oeutte Wnblitnm iHsbe onoert I'D,
uon Der 2sifeteituno Danerbatigitt unierer 9r6eft
III bsrjeusen. aDtr babrn cine groBe Wnsluab Der mo.
cernIieft leideeH uno baurbaftefttn amilienipageI
Hupgiss, s5aeaer. gtodauaps uno at6ere Sorier be.
tinois polratbt9 gDir fuo eineerittet irseno enen
IBd9en, or nlr oerlangt ptroen anf. auf 8slielung
In Der tirjefen Scit su bautn lie Rsparabrtn msr
Den aui's Bilisite uno Yinttlihte btorst.
tSraf Golbe q e5toenfsrt
tJunt27-) glr 81, Wortb. nabt 2eyin9onfr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-04

Fleming Thomas, estate, lot 1853 McLemore SC &
Foster +, lot ~ Washington SC
do 43 do
Flagler g s, lot 86 jackson st
Fitzgerald Mary, lot cor Cherry and Mallory
Fox Mrs Sarah, lot 1o2 High It
harrington Thomas lot 81 cor Church and Knowles At
--~r =. IT Cedar az
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sZP.
JE BOWEN RdhuS nGnsAm
& sSs H; SS q: : $s: @ @ us
Clerk
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1ESGSEF nh1%e T s 5$
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-13
The Dagger NapoIeon Gnve.

The story Of. an old French officer
looming to redeem relic of his martial
{days, is thus told by correspondent
writing from Vaux:
1 We had just finished dinner, and were
smoking the post-prandial cigar, when
an orderly came in to say that a French
! man desired to speak with the Com
amandant of Vaux. Monsieur lie Com
$mandant," said he, "and Messieurs les
1ofiiciers, / beg of you TO be seated; and
af Monsieur le Colonel will grant me a
flew moments, l will not detain HIM
Hong" A chair was Immediately handed
him. when he Continued Monsieur lie
Colonel, ! am, as you perceive, an old
soldier of France, although am sorry
1 to say that my years and my hard ser
zvice compelled me long since to relln-
quish my profession and to retire to this
peaceful village of Lorraine, not too
3far off for me to hear the
ireceiHe and retreat born to me
morning and evening from Metz, and
Reminding me of days gone by. My
poor country is in your hands. am
too much of soldier not to respect
sorders. | had the proclamation brought
Ito me that the inhabitants of Vaux
should at once bring all their arms to
the guard-house. Mine consisted of a
and dagger. 1t is on the
subject of this dagger that | now come
Ito disturb you. Gentlemen, you all
know how an old soldier prizes the rel
Hes of bygone glory, or the presents OF
some dear comrade who has fought and
;died by his side. / come to claim your
and kindness in such a
cause. That dagger was given to my
5father by the Emperor Napoleon |, on
I the bloody field Of Austerlitz, | have
Z worn it at my side in many a hard
afougit action, and now | seem to miss my
I old comrade from the hall where he used
to hang, and / come to beg you to give
( the old soldier back memento that 10
:you is useless, but thai serves TO remind
2him Of COMRADES dead and gone, of hard
bought fields, and lonely bivouacs. If
Z have asked too much, excuse the trouble
II have given you, in listening to my
z story; but if it is possible for you to grant
Z my request, accept the thanks of an old
soldier, who, like YOU al, has fought and
3bied for his country need hardly ado
3wha. was the sequel. An orderly was
dispatched for the muoh
priced dagger; the old French gentle
Imam smoked cigar and drank a glass
; of vine; and when his much-priset
weapon was returned to him by the Co.
sonef. tear gittered In his eye, as b.
drew up his tall figure at the door, and
3 with "Dieu vous benisse, Messieurs,
{he bowed and left us.
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aENERAL ROBERT 3. LEE.

The Montreal (Canada) Telegraph il
|ls64-while the war was in progress
published the following, which has beer
preserved and handed us by prominent
Confederate officer:
Posterity will rank General Lee above
ellington or Napoleon, before SAKE Of
|Turenne, above Marlborough or Fred
Ierick, before Alexander or Caesar. Care
|ful of the lives of his men, fertile IN re
source, profound tactician, gifted will
\ the swift intuition which enables a com
mander to discern the purpose OF hi
enemy, and the power of rapid combina
3tion which enables him to oppose TO 1t /!
prompt resistance; modest, frugal, sell
1denying, void of arrogance or self-asser
Htion, trusting nothing to chance; among
linen noble as the noblest, in the lofty
dignity of the Christian gentleman
Eamong patriots less self-seeking, and az
( pure as Washington; and among soldiers
the religious simplicity Of
1Havelock with the genius of Napoleon,
4 the heroism of Bayard and Sydney, and
4 the untiring, never-faltering duty OF Wei
Ellington. In fact, Robert Z. Lee, OF Vir
arinia, is the greatest General OF this OF
1any other age. He has made his own
maine and the Confederacy he serves
n, N, m nrtal
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A CITY IN MOURNING.

The death of General Lee has CONT
upon us when not expected, and thu
blow falls on nearly every heart. Nevel
have we seen an entire community Sc
affected. Men cease to talk of ordinary
business affairs, and allude, when they
meet, in subdued accents to this mel
lancholy dispensation of Providence
|The principal business houses of the
|city, and many residences and private
offices are heavily draped in mourning
IMr. Ben X. Pullen, true Virginian and
patriotic citizen, we learn, was the tirs'
Ito hang out on his business house the
signal of mourning The example
WAS speedily followed, and spread
hike contagion to all parts oil
the city. This spontaneous demon
stration of respect to the memory
of one so good and great, yet occupy
ling only a private position in life, is
purely voluntary, and is an index to the
hight of General Lees character and
TO the depth Of our sorrow.
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WASHINGTON.

Governments Policy In Regard u
the European war---Baron Gerol
to Secretary Fish.--Important In
structions 10 U. y. Marshais ans
Others.
WAsHrNGToS, October l3.--The Ad
ADMINISTRATION is making important dem
of its policy in reference t.
the European War, and precise denim
lions of neutrality laws, treaties, etc.
A communication of the Prussial
|Government, earnestly Directing to tn
sale of arms and munitions to France
has been delivered to Secretary Fish b.
Baron Gerolt, but the reply of thu
former has not yet been mad
public. This much, however, wa
learned to-day that instructions
have been issued from the AT
Attorney Generals Office, to all distric
attorneys and United States Marshals
Ito rigidly enforce the recent proclama
|tion, and to call upon, if necessary, thu
militia and naval forces of the Unite'
States for aid.
As to the sale of arms, this Govern
ment does not sell arms, ammunition O.
other material o. war to either France
or Prussia, nor does this Government
allow either the French or Prussian Gov
ernment to purchase such material from
the Government directly or indirectly
The neutrality laws give rights and priv
ileges to individuals to sell and individ
uals to buy on their own responsibility
and at their own risk, The right Of YES
sells belonging directly to either Govern
ment, to carry those arms to its Govern
ment, is not conceded, and it is under
stood will not be allowed.
An important determination has beer
arrived at by this Government, and the
above points are understood to embrace
this determination Accordingly, to-day
the Secretary of the Navy communicated
full instructions to the commanders o.
the North and South Atlantic fleets, ant
charging the U. s. Attorneys and U. S
Marshals to enforce the neutrality proc
lamation, or other orders that may here
aftef be received from Washington, :