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The weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-06
POLITICAL NOTICES.
DOOMS REGULAR REPUBLICAN
IL STATE CENTRAL COAINITTEE,
New Orleans, June &c. 1872.

DUOMS REGULAt REPUBLICAN
IL STATE CENTRAL COMNITTEE,
New Orleans, June 26, 1872.
CALL FOR THE ELECTION OF ADDITIONAL.
delegate to the adjourned session of
the Republican State Convention,
to meet August 9, 1879, at the Mechanics
Institute, city of New Orleans, at II NJ,
pursuant to the following resolution,
adopted by the State Convention, held
June 10, 1s7s, at Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
to wit:
Resolved, That the State Central
Committee be authorized to call
upon the different parish organiza-
tions to double the number Of their
delegates to the convention to meet
on August 9th.
I do hereby issue this my call to the w.
rious Republican Parish Committees
throughout the State to Immediately t.ke
the necessary steps for holding elections
for an additional number of delegates to
attend the adjourned meeting of tho Re-
publican State Convention, to meet III Nc
chanics' Institute, New Orleans, August
8, 1872.
The object of this Convention is to no.
inmate Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary of State, Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts, Attorney General and Representa-
tives in Congress, and TO transact such
other business as may como before it.
The additional representation in said
Convention shall bc as follows, viz:
Parishes No. Of Del
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E'O Gtel.ONpH'r'S


II Won are Go n= W = (.
Buy your Tickets over the "old reliable
Missouri PACIFIC RAILROAD. the popular
route from Il. Louis to Srdalia. IT. Scott.
Lawrence. Kan-l. city, Atchi,on. It. Joseph.
Omaha. Denver and all points in Missouri.
Kansas. Nebraska ana Colorado. 10 which pco-
pie are moving. This line has IN uncXrrlcd
equipment in tine day Coaches. Pullmnn'S pal.
ace ~Iccpcrs. MilIcr'> safety piqtform and the
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and to make SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS at low
est rates offered by any line, call upon or adj.
dress j. +. Thompson. Agent Missouri Pacific
X. r.. Chattanooga. Tenn, or Atlanta. Ga; or
+. A.. FORD. General Passenger Agent. st..
Louis, Mo. No trouble to answer questions
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BURNETT = LANpRiN" EXTRACTS. Ihr 81
N'F,.rlN 81 Ih''r 'NlIl'l' consist ID 'H'lI
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r'roWiH'nuN 'lo' urAm I'll NJ ram ana iuH'-
juice De tAhrn thrice - uaN' I" prevent Nirn-
n'>' f"f an n9u''E 'lI'Hrni,' ana IT, 70 pre-
all sufficient unihotc. Or. WaIkor, Vinegar
Eirlrr>. the pure c,,cnrr of rare medicinal
herbs unuolulrl by distilled un.-un
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ana p"'>on'u, properties. discovered by br,
blsrIoW, professor "i h"lliN, )nlrolt Nrl!-
raI college. i most p'ri'rton.jynrHna ,l''n-
n@ opiate. J"hn l'afr. Chemist Ne" orh.
Dhri,tadoro', Hair Dvci, the safest and BEST.
II correct, the bnd llcrt, Of inferior dives.
whilcihrblack or brown tin,> Introduce, are
Identical to nature. Factory Gs Maiden Lane.
Sew York.
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our shipping and bu>in - nrilIic, ar,
constantly increasing. The ru:rrpr,in- firm
OF Cross ~ Crosby, shipped out from their
Works during the week ending YESTERDAY, two
Hacks, three Sewing Machine Wagons, one
Ono top) Buggy. three Road Wagons. one four
horse Wagon, and one Lightning Rod Wagon.
besides host Of repair jobs. What can speak
more encouraging fer Chattanooga. aS il great
distributing point, and we will add here. with
additional capital and energetic men, the flu
ture of Chattanooga may be estimated in the
millions. not only in business capital. but
business done annualy.-Ddily TimeS. 2lst.
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For the Post.
4 Card.

1t has been published in at least two of the
weekly paper, that the undersigned i, to take
the Presidency of lliwa>>cc College during
the ensuing year. Hence it is proper to state
thar an engagement existing at Cane creek
position rendered him at IIiwaS>cc College.
Tae present session at Cane Creek Academy
will close June lith, and next term will open
September >. j. II. Drummer.
Coghill. April Goth, 1872.
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SUNDAY School ComXcmtiOn.

The Second Annual East Tennessee sunday
School Convention is to be held in Grcencyilc.
beginning on Thursday. May 9th, aud continu-
ing two days. The Executive Committee hav-
ing the matter in charge, have issued rircu-
lar address to the friends of the SUNDAY
School cause in East Tennessee. IN which,
Knoxville, last Spring. "was an experiment
which proved II rich blessing to all who par
ticipatcd." the Committee urge general at
tendance on the Grecneyillc Convention. and
ask ministers, Sunday School teachers and
friends of the cause. generally. to work in aid
of the success Of the Convention. The Rail-
road extends the usual courtesy 10 those wish
ing to attend.
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TO MN. D. I. MARrlNi

10 MAJ, u, - hANllN'
We the undersigned, your Immediate neigh.
bor,, have learned with pleasure that there !,
nm effort being made by other section, of the
county TO Induce you to announce yourself n
candidate for County Representative at the
ensuing election. cthcrrloro most urgent.
~ request tha, you do so at once,
- Ilmcy; Wm Stephenson; l. T. only: j
" Gibson; james MrMiuu; Tho, MrMin;
VIM shnmIin; u Lyle; " l. lalpr'y; " /
l.ldrrdgc; W T. CnT + Green, j Il MILLER;
o VI Liner; j y Collins; VI Y Bird; " rlIy,;
L \ ~lonG; l. W Crourii u NNWdl; T. "
Ilmry; sam Norkm0atJ & Lemons; lor'mnn
~wuilori; II X tWrh W u SwNaod; " +
Mckamy;J NJ, CHurIc.' j y Mrkauy; John
Walln: W y Curh; II cate.
lGth District. April 2ilh lS,2,
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E.s, Tennessee s.oo,, House

The stock of this House was never before
50 full and complete a> at present. and we are
pleased to learn that the business character Of
this cntcrpri>ing Firm is fully appreciated by
the public, whclhcraS wholesale or retail pur-
chascrS. We commend them to every class.
but especially TO those wanting School Books.
Blank Books, stationery and Wall Paper. Of
which they have incomparabIy the cheapest
stock ever brought to East Tennessee.
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Eirnt OF .ilnA.

The monotony of the town was relieved lit
tie on "Wednesday by Il chunk of Il fight ortwo.
the display Of an ugly looking knife. and the
accidental explosion of Il pi>rol-thc latter to
the >criohs damage Of box Of pipes and the
utter decentralization of the party who was
handling the weapon at the time. Nobody
hur: much.
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SOuth Side Farmers Club.

The regular meetings of the above Club will
be held ut Cane Creek Academy on the first
Saturday Of every month. The stated hour
awake citizens who mean business. The or.
gnuizatlon /, likely to result in great good to
the farming interests Of the country.
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Nsl'l'BsF,.

no ALL rEESONS WHO MAY KNOW
| thrm,rllr. indebted 10 the estate of II
Boyd. deed. 10y note ar account. are requested
io come Hud pay up forthwith and save COSTS.
Al who may have claims against said estate.
must present them in siN month, from this
date In due form %, the law requires, or they
will Ic forever barred. This 3d day of Aprii.
49,. T.. MILLER. Admir-.
"l District. MrMim Co.. April !. ',..:it .9a7
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E,acOiII.:,nius,

An old sub and friend in Monroe county, np.
prcciatng the pressure in the money market
in this direction. sends five years subscription
to the Posi- IN advance.
Tell us not in mOurniu numbers
Life Is but An empty dream.
May our old and thoughtful friend live Il,
long Us life has any attractions.
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"A false balances is an abomination to the
Lord: but Il Just weight i, hi delight"
TO the members of a Lodge is intru>tcd the
solemn duty Of weighing justly the character
of candidates and mcmhcrs-thut none h. con-
dcmned falsely. either flvorubIy or unMyura.
bly,; for He who Nccth the heart, kn0wcth the
weight we put in the balance, whether it b.
just or not. Personal prciudcc> cannot Ice
used in our scaIe>-cyrry man and brother
must be Judged by his actual merits.
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WcNrr authorized and requested ~ announce
joins 4. GOlLDl %, % candidate for ~
election IN lhr Office # Shonb If NrNhm
county AT lhcm~uing August election.
We are authorized and requested TO an-
uouucnJ. u. PORTER %, the Peoples clnIi.
dnro for ,bojG Of McMun rounly,ot the en-
suing August election,
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New Millinery.

Mrs. NJ. V. WOOD i, just rccciyngn Fresh
supply Of MILLINERY consisting Of the latest
novelties in Hats, Bonnct~ and Flowers.
Dresses cut and made on very reasonable
terms.
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lIU MCELwEE. of the Wholesale Grocery
House Of Coffin ~ Martin, knoxville. gave u
Il short visit on Tuesday. He was returning
from flying trip to birmingham, Alablmn.
which he represents to be Il live and growth.
place, and likely to contest with Chattanooga
for the title Of the Ptl>burg Of the south.
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Notary n'uEllic.

The subscriber. one Of the Notarys Pubic
for McMinn County. will take Acknowledge
mcnts of Deeds, Probate Accounts. and do
any other work pertaining to the duties Of Il
Notary. Office at Calhoun. J.D. LYLE.
April ), Inn
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Go toe. W. WOOD and get your summer
Shocs-hc has nice lot ready made, and the
latest styles cheap. Give him call and ifyou
can't get a fit he will make you one in a few
days-NO. ~ White ,trcct-up stairs.
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A, L-lFlC-r..nUR- El
I'D va u Nv.
\ E.ccGtrc ou sl,r Nature. 's'rcnt-

4 E.ccGrIrr an the Nature. 's'rcut-
mcnt, and Radical cure If >prrmulorrhaH or
seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions.
sexual Debility, and impairment, 10 Marriage
generally: Nervousness. tun>Gupt iuu, Epilcp-
" and Fits; Mental and Physical luc0pari'y,
resulting from Sclt-hhu>c, etc. BY Robert J..
CulycrwclI, NJ. d., author. Of the "Grccn
Book etc.
The Word-rcuowncl author. in this admi-
rablc Lecture, clearly proves from his own oN-
pcricncc that the awful consequence Of self
Abuse may be- ciicctunlly removed without
medicine. and without dangerous surgical
operations. bou@ic>. instruments. rin">. or
cordial,. poinlin" ont mode Of cure at once
certain and cilcctunl, by which every sufferer.
no matter what hi. condition may be. may
cure himself chcaply, privately. and radically.
Th, Lecture will prove u Boon 10 Thousand,
and Thousands.
sent. under seal. in plain envelope. TO any
address, postpaid ON receipt of six cents, or
two post stamps.
Also. DR.. Culyrrwcll's "Narria"c Guide"
price - cents. Address the Publishers,
cliAS. j. G. KLINE * CO..
~ Bowcry. New York, 20. Eoy l,iN6.
Feb. |. lSi2-ly--lS
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JNo. III. REYNOLDS. Cleveland. Tennessee.
has now rcndy for the spring and summer
trade large and complete assortment or Tar
riages. Hacks. Buggics and Wagons. Prices
and quality of work warranted satisfactory
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Sow Plaster on both olJmd Young Clover
and on ull garden vegetables, Buy from
r. E.GIEsoN.
FoH GOOD blmliu, and cheap Goods, go to
Chn,. +. Eoi,h'>.
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Family Groceries. Tor which he will take in
exchange Butter. Eggs. and other Produce.
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IHAvE the largest and best stock HANGING
Dog Iron ever found in This market. consisting
of Wagon tire. Bull Tongue. Twisting shovel
and Straight shovel Mould>. for cash or Barter
April b. 7. F. GTBsON's.
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An interesting meeting has been in progress
at Gum Hill school House. in the vicinity Of
Athens. under the ministry of Brother Pyott
of the VI. T.. Church. South.
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Dead or Dyin..-Whcrc the hair i,

Dead or Dying. Where the hair is
unnadrllly dry. you may be sure that il j.
dying: aud unless artiiicially yitaiIcd. it will
soon be- H. dead H. leaves in November. Feed
the whitening iibcr> and stimulate the torpid
scalp with Lyons kArHAIRON. and the evil,
which must otherwise soon eliminate in bald
ness, will he speedily .rcmrdicd. 1t i absG
lutcly necessary for tie health of the brain,
that 1t be kept moderately moist with picpa-
it. Lyons kathnirOn iuliill> these conditions.
aud is the only article that actually put, new
life into The capillary tubes. through which
the natural nouri>hmrnt has ceased 10 pr~>.-
rhi> pure and harmless vegetable preparation
j. absorbed 10y the skin Of the heat to the root.
O the hair. and passes into the ilamcnt, by
the force of capillary attraction.
Died suddenly OF Heart Disease.
How common is the announcement. Thou.
sands are suddenly swept into eternity by
this fatal mrlady. This disease generally Ia.
it, origin in impure blood filled with irrilat.
m poi>Onou, materials. which. circulating
through the heart irrilatr it, delicate tissues.
Though tn" irritation may at ;ir>t he only
slight. producing a little palptaton or irrc.u-
lar IctiOn, yet 10y and 10y the disease become,
firmly seated. and inflammation or hypcTtrn-
ply. or thIckcning nj the lining membrane or
Of the valves. j. produced. How wise to give
early attention toa ease Of this kind. Umnltu-
r'l thr"bhing "r pain in the region of the heart
always should Hdmoni>h one that all /, not
ri2h', AMI il luu would preserve il from fur
Their di-ri,". yuu must help il to beat rightly
h' M" IT, u such remedy IL shall remove
the u~r Of the trouble. ~ Dr. Pirrrc'> Gol-
den Nr,lir' discovery before the disease ha,
brc.ur too ,ritrd. and il will. by it, great
blood purifying and wonderful regulating
properties. elect perfect cure. II contains
medicinal propcrtic- which act specifically up.
on the TISSUES Of the heart. bringing about a
healthy action. Sold by all irst-cass druggists.
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Athens 2ust.
Athens, Friday, May 8, 1872,
w. 4. KanirN.
y. ~. Escctl
Carriages. tfugGics. WAGONS.

viii pay the highest market price for nice
lot Of good Bacon,
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VIC. VAUGHAN. Local Agent of the Pea
body Fund. for East Tennessee. will spend
the Spring and Summrrn upper Eat rrnnc>.
see. and hi, post office j. Rugrr.gil,c.
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WIN. W. ALEXANDER, NJ. d.

{ ,FfICENo.ll WASHINGTON STREET.
~ ON ihur"Inprof church Alley. and front
,rt 'hr Methodist church, Residence rs.
Washington street.
Athens. Tenn, jlu'y :. lsIa1y.sii
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BROTHER IOFER. Of the |. o. q T.. was
along Il few days ago. He organized a Lodge
at the neighboring hamlet of Riccvillc. and
reports the good work as rapidly extending
and progressing.
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LARGE new lot Boots and Shoes, at
April 81 r. r. GIB3oS's.
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llO. lE THIRSTY. Come and drink NJ the
fresh Cream Ale ar Soda Water. to he had 1t
May 3-2U JNo. T.. GIBsoN's.
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Call and buy your Field Peas from
T. +. GIBSON.
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rs.


In response to the expression of popular
desire, sufficiently general and influential lo
control my action IN The mollor ! hereby me
nouuto myself candidate fer the uH'ro "
Judge or the supreme Court, made vacant by
the resignation ot Hon, 7. \. u, Nelson,
Election dr,t Thursday IN August nrNL
H. f. Cun;r
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STILL wanted for cash, Wheat. Flour. Corn.
Lard, Bacon-hams, &C., at T. .GIDsOS's.
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Fishing Party Song.

Let lis 20. dearest, 90.
To the grntly-llowing river,
Where the little ti,hr, swim.
And their tails they do culver.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-06-17

At the Unitarian Church, last evening, there
was special service, a good audience being in
attendance. Mrs. M. A. Lvermore, OF Boston,
delivered discourse upon the advice OF Paul to
Timothy: WAR good Warfare" making the
application Of this to the Battle OF Life, and
celebrating her subject in very pleasing, earn
est, and effective manner The struggles for
existence and success were described and vivid
ly Illustrated, but the speaker looked forward to
the time when these battles should end in the
universal harmony and good will Of all mankind,
their selfish effort ceasing, and real christianity
supplying its place.
AT St. Pauls M. E. Church, yesterday morn
ing, the pastor, Rev. II. W. Todd, preached one
Of his awakening sermons. Introductory to it,
lie controverted, with some earnestness the
criticisms made by the Philadelphia correspond
ent Of the WILMINGTON DAILY COMMERCIAL on
the mission of Father Gavazzi, and denounced
them az "a vile nsinuation."
Rev ]. p. Conkey of the Central Presbyterian
Church, also spoke yesterday, concerning the
letter of Index to the COMMERCIAL He termed
its references to GavazZi "a most glarng mis-
representation and stated that the funds col
lected by Father GavazZi were placed In the
hands OF Trustees, to be expended for the object
for which they were contributed including Geo
H. Stuart of Philadelphia, and others.
Rev. Jacob Todd preached the annual sermon
to the ladies Of the Wesleyan Female College at
Grace church, last evening. The text WAS from
First Corinthians, 18th chapter and 18th verse
For by one Spirit are we all baptised into one
body, whether we be Jews or Gentiles, whether
we be bond or free and all have been made to
drink into ono SPIRIT Mr.. Todd spoke very
elnquenly and earnestly, enjoining upon the
ladies their duty in the improvement Of their
present advantages and opportunities, saying
that such were not dreamt d OF in the DAYS OF
yore. The church was crowded.
The heavy rain in the evening interfered with
the attendance at the churches, and the congre-
cations were generally small.
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What the Meak Mead.

Why do the debilltated and feeble dread the sum
mer7 1t Ia because heat is an exhaustlng elem .nt
and they are not In a condition to bear this new
drain upon their lansuid aystems which theg think
must necessarily commence with the warm wealth
er, But cannot this evil be obviated Most indu-
bitably 1t can. What these weRklings need-in fact
what ninO-tenihs Of us need at this aeason-is an
accession Of physical vigor, and tails desderatom
can be secured, with absolute certainty by 3 course
Of the mightiest yet mldest Of all vegetable toncs
Hostettsr's stomach Bitters.
Thousands Of men Of business mechanics and
professional men, break down, partially or wholly
under their swimmer labors, simply because they
have neglected to reinforce the powers OF nature in
this way To persons who use the celebrated invlg
oraRt and corrective regularly In hot weather, the
exhaustion which excessive heat is apt to produce
under other circumstances is unsnown. They are
not troubled with nausea, their appetitea are good
their digestion excellent aud their habit of body
all that can be desired THIS for twenty ysars has
been the uniform testimony OF all who have TAKEN
the Bitters as q summer tonic and Alternative. ItH
enieacy is due TO the care and scrupuous fidelity to
the teachin = OF experimental science, with which
itn medicinal Ingredients have been cued from the
vegetable kingdom, the admirable proportions in
which they are combined and the unequaled purify
| OF Its stlmulatiVe basis.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-06-17

How welcome the rain last evening.
The Friends First Day School closed, yesterday
for the summer.
The Darby improvement of the P. W. 4 B. r.
will it is said be thrown open to travel in about
a month.
The p W. Il b. Railroad Company announce
semi-annual dividend Of four per cent. payable
on and after July 9Th.
The executor Of the estate Of the late Hon.
VIM. Millward offers at private sale his fine
farm, near kirkwood Station.
1t is expected that the grading on the W. &
r. II. r. between Birdsboro and Reading will be
completed in about three months.
Prof A. T. Scott will give very pleasing en-
tertainment, including Sciopticon views, &C.. at
Wesleyan Female College, tomorrow evening.
College vacations are coming on apacs. and
Wilmington representatives are returning home.
H. @. Conrad returned from Harvard on Satur-
day.
Bills against the Executive Committee Of the
Childrens Jubilee should be presented At once.
They must be handed to the member Of the
Committee with whom the contract was made.
The Methodist and Episcopal Churches, of
Elkton are now without pastors, and the Pres
byterian minister expects to leave shortly. The
NJ. +. Parsonage has been sold for $500 cash.