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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-09
BY TELEGRAPH.

ROME, July 3.-rh- E"nmenical Conncil
yesterday adopted the p.rface and fir, ,wa
chapters of the iniai,ibi'ry scheme, IT,.
extreme par'i,ans Of iufailIibil,,y refus. Ia
conc"de any alteration and demand su i'm.
mediate vote.
PARIS, July 4-Bi.hors are len wing Rome,
especially t""ss from The n.ighhnrhmd of Tho
Danube. 1t is thought tina, III. debate m in.
f"''''bIlIiy will close before the 10Th Of july.
The Court has gone into mourning for the
death Of The Baltimore B,napar,..
Prince Napoleon goes from Norway 10
Greenland.
The Constitutional processes 10 have reli.
able inform ''l"n that The agents of pri,n have
proceeded I" Prussia to off, the throne of
span I" a Prn.>ian P,i"ce. The rest of the
negotiations 10 that end have been abandoned.
MADRID. July 4.-Ther. were disturbance.
'" from Il The Catli-t Club R.oms on Sa,ur.tay
night. Fire arms were discharged. One man
was Killed and several wnn"d.d. Many arrests.
lii. Council Ministers, Saturday. were wholly
occupied with III" question Of The throne.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-09
Mr.. Dssr,sss ~ Calls for n Change, nj
Rulers In LOSisiun;a.

We find the letter which follows in ,bs
Tribune Of Saturday last:
W~AsHlscroS. D. c., June %, 1870.
Mr. Joseph 8. Soude, New o l.4n., La
Dffa' S'--I have to acknow edge receir,
OF various letters from yon, one Of twenty fifth.
one Of 'wr"ty.s'x'h, one Of twenty eighth, and
one OF 'wenty-ninth May.
had The pleasure Of seeing Mcssr.. ROD.
r'g"'z and BeclIteI frequently dnrin. The time
they spent in this city. and l indulge the hon.
'haf the statements made by these gentlemen
70 prominent men here Of the conairioo and
prospects OF The Republican party in Louisiana,
may have done some good.
f"'!y conc"r j" the opinion OF Messrs, Rod.
r'g"ez and B-ch,el, as 10 ,ha movements N IL.
made. There mus, b. an absolute sen,ra,;o,
''"" The dishonest and i%nc"mpe,-n, men who
have ruled since 1867. !, is no, a change in
orr principles, i, is merely the setting aside Of
uniaithfuI officers.
Inc party must nominate men OF known
Integrity, and reject eve.y a-piran, who is
UNKNOWN or OF doubtful! cha,ac,er. Every
one m"st he nominated as pledged re rsonaIlv
s"' publicly against The men WHO have cont.
'o''e" lie party since 1867. 1t is better 10 he
beaten when c"ntending for hone>ts men and
than be sncressful with corrun, mon
'of "h"m, It we support them, we must, of
course, be responsible.
The honest Republicans should invite 10 the
"pP"t OF honest candidates every homes,
no matter what party name he NAV
ave hitherto been called ny.
None "l those who have diSgracel The State
h"o'd h1 allowed to be Republican candi ,ia,.s
" November; they are a 'i.y,ace and mus,
e Topped off like rotten bonghs.
! WISH you my success. Your truly,
THOMAS J. DURANr.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-09

We sse by the 81. James Sentinel that
nominations have been made for Senator
Members Of the H""se, Parrish Judge. Sheriff
and Coroner. As To l.s ma" who stands a, the
head Of tls list, We should b. PLEASED TO soc
""s e'A'd-nsinrest face in the Senate Chamber
s"' take him ny tl'e hand ~ our confrere.
s'sh""gh We think all the nomination. a I.,,is
premature Az for the last man on the list. the
c"f""s', It We mi.'ske M, Il, is tho same fellow
VIII" ca"ysssed far the Democracy MT so long
s'nce. We snpp'ss howeser that he has .sen
The evil Of his wsys and besn converted 10 tl,~
Republican faith. PsrI,aps We are TOO .-ve,e.
We have little faith in those who sui, their
opinions to citcumstancss.-Rep.t
~ Pieness.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-09
OUR PRINCIPLES.


Republic If Order. Honesty and Justice
Uaiaersal s.1roge, erceps for ou1a,os and
,vagabosds.
CIVIC alliance Of the pAie and colored
Losisissions.
Education for all.
No 1ors political Carp,. 5agger., non
sse'ess roEdies in Los;s;ona.
Political Equality Of naturalised and
AMERICAN born citizens.
Protection erte"ded to laboriou, i'm
aigraals.
Respect for the lao.
We UN erah the homes. man to Office and
reject NE dishonest.
Losisiana must he ruled BY Honesty and
Intelligence.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-09

o. Amis du Lager, avez yous ele M
Bis na,k?
Non.
-AIors vous n'avez jamais bu de- bonnie
biers.
N.H y a restaurants q, restaurants, comma
il y a f.mmes 81 frm,nes.
TN" dos mpillenfs, scion INNS, q, pcu, IRE
'e '"eitle"r, est ce!ui DE- Victor, 1855 rue du
Canal.
o." y %dfje""e, OF y dine, nm y .onpe ..n,
plus de ''ais qn'aiIIe"rs. Mais qu-lIs table !
Fl lie win? Victor a da vim 4 re.suci,s, 10.
m"''s Ell d Iaire chantsr Ia gandriols M
lngnbre Je, ennis.
LAM George en- est rEmpereur, IL v;c,o,
III.
Fl c'est nm 81 bon emperor, poin. despite.
osya"' Pas hes"i" do rr,remper IA p"pnlan,s
I'm plebi.cils de msrmi,ons rrasssux!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-09

(N. o. Commercial DnNetin.)
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-09
THOMAS J. DURANr.

PUBLIC sCHoOLs.-Co!ored men are great
Tools. and so with white men,
Where are our new public schools? And
now heavy soevsr are The taxes levied aud
pail for that purpose!
u a Legislator is not bound to know how to
read a"' write, a!'i'"nsh being q grocer, why
me" sl"u'd we "pen public schools for mere
children and infants?
ti"ca''o" corrnp,s men. Does il no,
But as a lew rol"fed men are complaining
I" their political leaders and Lords, the ans.
War is a sensible rs swift
"1'oses taxes are supporting Colleges and
private institutions"
And what answer 10 such an answer?
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-09

We g'ea" in The Ascension Republican i:
ID is q lawyer of splendid ability, and a
ge"''ema" Of ""qnes'ionnab's v~eraci,y aud
sterling integrity, and will he equal to auv
emergency that may present itself befurs The
coming Legislature"
Ability, veraci'y, integrity and emergency
are very rich thy."~s.
But who is that 'mwyesl
~ b. A" Ertr@.-it is rumored from the
sane Paper and issued tbs sans day. doss. no,
r"d"tss the praise give" 10 ability, vsraci,y
and integrity Of the lawyer.
81, psi.e amounts 10 n"lhing.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-09

My boy, five years old, speak. English
like a wild Texiam,
Whe" h" sings the ridiculous and bodder.
ing Dan Rice's song:
"SI'o" Fly, d'ont bodder me-"
He says:
"Shoo.Fiy, don't Rn,Ier me-"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
tioI Waterproof.

BY the way touching waterproofs, ]
think can give travellers valuable hint
or two. For many years ! have worn
India-rubber waterproofs. But will buy
no more, for I have learned that good
Scottish tweed can be made completely
imperyious to rain, and, moreover, have
leSrned how. TO make it SO, and fbf the
benefit Of my reAtiers l will here give the
recipe: Ina bucket Of soft water, put
half pound OF sugar Of lead and half .
pound of powdered alum; stir this at
intervals until it becomes clear; then pour
il offihte another bucket, and put the
garment therein, and let it be in for
twetty four hours; and then shangsit Up to
dry without, ringing it. Two of my party
"a lady and gmtiemsn-have worn gar.
mentss thus treated in widest storm OF
Wind md rain without getting wet. The
rain hangs upon the cloth in globules.
Ii short, they are really waterproof. The
gentleman, Q, fortnight ago, walked nine
miles IN 4 storm OF rain and wind such as
you rarely see in the South I; and when
he slipped off his overcoats his. under
ebthes were as dry u when he put them
on. This is, think, secret worth know
ing; for cloth, If it can be made to keep
out wet, 10 in every way better than what
we Know as waterproofs. - illustrated
Hines. g4a4g ,fa, - ae1as Al ~ ys4 tir
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19
E0Sll H1ortadia b1hdksAf

An elderly man, who evidently lid ex-
Ppsfsn more 81 ri g "a SosSs s &
la5f i ss1ss 9s sssnee az Real.
few. SCRAPS OF papex,a seemingly portionS'
of passbook. hut from which the printed
Or written matter had been almost en-
owner pocket, and stated That il 1850 Ne
came this coast; butlpreyiousto doing
90, 81 means OF. providing security
against q rainy. day, placed, in . savings
hank in New York about, $500 ON deposit
So lons time had, elApsed eince thekJ
that the name Of the bSnk had escaped
his memory, and his hope Of regaini9g
he money was very fight Nevertheless,
he wished the bank officers in this city to
try and discover where it was. They con-
sented, and closely examined the pieces Of
muti3Ated paper for clue, which was at
last found in the words "for Savings"
which svere prntea on khes t0p ST one OF
az. n1ekig nj ha1 fqned part
xf Is SD SFt& B{5ik f9rStyife.syT The
location Of this bank was found, And
statement Of the facts written ON. Yes
terday aletteI; Was received here, which
conveyed the gratifying Information that
on the nth of December, 1850, deposit
yas made by ps1ann Ct ting name e., given so
NAMED bpeA oh NE kdser, and the semi
annual interest had been added to the
amount regularly, making total, on the
Mh of January, ia the credit OF the De-
positor of t1,44572! For this sum the
owner will send, without delay, power
Of attorney. and will thus n few days,
be possessed Of 2 nice little stake to make
the decline, Of bis life easy.-Socramsnts
Union, April ~, rs
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19

q
Thirty or forty years ago, It was the fashion to
administer powerful putkaryos De . speing msdi.
cines' Terrific doses Of salts and SIENNA, cal omel
and jalap, or glauber salts were given to oil the
nsn6ers Of family, whether stck Or wen. By way
Of preparing them fpr TIE warm weather In pros
pact This pernicious custom IL pearly obsolete.
but there are some old Bourbous Of private life,
ipcapabs alike Of fcrgsttins anything o. lssrning
anything. who ohstinstely cling tot still Ndh-
ing could be more psrnicious, moro utterly nm
philosophical than such an onslaueht On the vigor
and elasticity Of the sysiem, IN order 70 enable
the physical structures to resist the erervsting
effects OF sprine aAnps and sumner hests, It
should be toned and reinforced not relaxed and
weakened. The bert medicine sHentfof this pur.
pose 10 HOstetters 6tQmach Bitters IL effect js 10
tone the stomach and liver. gently relieve the
bowelsffpm ObstgucfiOns. brace the nerves, i'm.
prove the quality OF the blood stimulate the appe
lite and cheer the qpints. In this Improved con-
ditiop the Organization If capable Of resistng I'M
heaIfhy inAusncee, which would PROSTATE IN en-
feeble {, stem. A vigorous digestion X absolutely
ersential 10 health ana there Il no danger of The
II this genial veeefsbse elixir il taken regularly
- stt nsehic' HeHe of Ne tnic tisttSfes or
extracts viii supply the place Of the Btters, for
the simple reason that they operate as ss,fihPen'e
prssycption s Ao,d Ss qsqalsa piodacs sepa
iately the beneficial Tesqps which are Effected,
q. Il
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19

elon wSeenilys maintained ,atsd skeadny
Improved, until 1854. wAeng ~ s!ocn
operations Hr members ofthe AFW, eltA6ff J,
'individuall} 81 collectively, were, " WIT
tdn aKfeemBnsy dlAud0ned XsShe cours
Try, resuming activity. baAnto bsee1nl
freely again. and the busy hum Of rellyoaasqa
pteparsfion was heard ffom Ill quartefs
nnkine ready fora new 6evslopme0t q
national prosperity, Mr, Cleys found fresh
opportunities for beneficial investmeny,
AID 81 these HIS sseacious mind and so
ouired experience mAde brilliant lusa Inc
national securities, which he held, were
sold BY him to an extent sufficient TO set
nee 1 considerable amount Or TIE capital
Mat. he had place6 in them and. these
fun ID were, ct once, reinvested in Iaikoed
loans At the present time, the ElcEs
firm are the financial agents Of some Of
the most important roads in tie United
States. ~
= The, passing visitor In Wan lstreet has
but to glance st the busy thrnHg which
hrrries in and out Of their spacious omces q
ii the edifce formerly used'by the Un!tod
States Treasury, through the Mprkmg
day, in, order, To- feel satisfied tnat mr.
Clews has large measure OF pubic con-
nOe0Cc 8NO eBtcNIu lag ASCSAVN -
general that when his name eppears IN
connection with any projected improves
ment, an Is well. Nor Is Mr.. Clews un.
accustomed to express his" financial
opinions with terseness and power he
Yields q trenohsnt pen, and the highest
financial intellects, in the Land hsve
profted BY his suggestions
sim in the prime Of manhood, MI.
Clews stands upon an eninence to which
few Others have been able TO climb: Ke-
hind and around him lie beautifully
ordered the eviaences Of untiring exer.
tons that, have, sustained and extended
the welfare of the country, and filed hia
own Golfers with well-earned rewards 4
The future brightens at his feet, full OF
noble opportunities. Who can doubt that
the after.csreer of SO gifted and valued d
citizen will reflect still fairer honor upon
the name of the American merchant. and
the estimate, in which the world shall hold
the Characteristic type Of the American
gentleman. - Tie NeO York Mercantile
Journal. vnf48p~ "a liza
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rsns. scIencK's ses1eed T5hfc, Tot DsspepAs Aud
Indigestion. schenck's Mandrake Pills for Liver
These popular medicines have now besn before the
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the virtues Of these great remedies, How 90 ~
Schenck's medictnes eAoot their wonderful curoe Of
the snswer 10 s,mple Qua They begin their work
OF restoration by bfingins the stomach, llvs ana
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Dr. bch ancts Alma scs TAI ng ful treause on
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:aAsgtex Miscellany.
WAITING FOR TIE NAY



From ont his hive there came oec
Has en- ing-tlme come Or not r $50 ne,
Alone within agarden bed
- a. ~ ]: ne. M
~ TIE ElIe = 9illtB place " nm q I
81 he ~ ikc6il.S Although Htte 3DnyfE
xhd icy COLI the 1nowdroPs honey
Again came humming forth the bee;
"What month is with 40 now I" saio ne
Stray crocus hlpsaQRA Dive 80 wave \
And yellow, oCeuad 70 keGI Sna ~ NJ
s.It must be April said the hes.
And Apeii's scarce the monthfof me.
TN taste these flowers the day 10 sunny
Bat walt before gather honey
"a "A oNcs mokc eanse out the waiting bee;
"'Tis'co me 1 smell the springf' said ne
The violste w.fe all in bloom;
The lilac tossed purple plume;
The af7dill wore yellow crown;
The cherry tree q snow-white gown:
- s-x S.Aldsh1theyA gSokside, yefYAh4e~, e
ait is the May-time I" said the bee,
The queen OF all the months Tor mel
The fiowers are here, the sky IL sunny,
It's now my time to gather honey
sxz r-~ z rTIo Nsrse'1
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19

THE pcrAst ma swsctes cod Liver on In TN world IL
Hazard CasweIl's, made the sbcre. from resi-
selected nvers by CAsWELl, HAZARD d co, New
York II 10 absolutely p,vs and ssosss Patients who
have once taken prefer to I'll otSerS. physician
have decided, II superior 10 any Of the oth~ oss "
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19

DIR. 8, o. RICHARDSON'S SHEaRy WINE BIT
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a disOrdered Stomach, Liver Or Bowels, will Il nd
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19

EVERY SATURDAY. Chapters VIII. ana
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19

PUBLIC SPEAKRRs AND SINGERS Will
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10
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The following is the vote of Scott county:
hancellor-Temple, 220; Brown, 10.
Circuit Judge-Hall, 12l Young l59.
Attorney General-Thornburgh 265; Dow
ell, G.
HUNTsvILLE, Tenn, Aug. 6, 1870,
EDITORS CHRONICLE: The election in Scott
on the 4th inst for judicial officers resulted rs
follows:
For Circuit Judge-R Randolph, S63; Swami, 81.
For hancellor-Temple, 325 Brswn, l3.
For Attorney General-Dewey, 265i CD
brath, %.
The following county officers were elected for
the ensuing term: j. j. Duncan, Judge Of the
County Court; James Sharp, Clerk of the Cir
cult Court; NJ. B. Strunk, Clerk of the County
Court, and VIM. sharp County Register.
Owing entirely 10 the scarceness Of our tickets,
and unusual excitement over the election OF
county officers, the vote for judicial officers was
very light Plenty Of tickets had been started
to our county; but they are generally supposed
to have gone by Confederate y Roads. Through
the influence of Judge Browns own presence
for three or four days together with hundreds of
his tickets and anonymous circulars scattered all
over the country, he did get IL votes in our
county This is undoubtedly the worst blunder
that our county has ever made in her whole pO-
litical history. While we cannot boast of haV-
| ing done much this time, we can boast that our
| marty ha, never lost twenty votes in any one
| election in our county since 1861. We expect to
! have our best man before us for Congress in No
vembcr next. Old Scott promises TO be six hum
| dred solid. ours tully,
| JAMES G. PARKER