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der than they may have been before the
women began taking Lessons i'll personal
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n MuSicnI Treat.

The following selections of New Music
can be had fer Tirty Cents by sending for
the August Number Of PETERS Musical
MONTHLY. The pieces are also published
in Sheet Form at the prices annexed.
Meet ME, Maggie. Song and Chorus
y ocsS'
Bright Star that Crowns with Beauty.
Song. Kucken. 80 cts.
Do not Weep SO; Sister S. and. c..
Steward. 80 cts.
My Haert il Weary. Ballad.
OOunu. csos
iocus Polka. -Four Hands.
0tfauSS. Cts
Sunlight Schottische,
Georges Waltz.
II DO. Gus.
Rosalba Polka Mnzurlka.
AAAoOcA SSS'
Loves Caressos. Moroccan elegantc.
Address, J, L. PETERS, 500 Broadway,
New-Yo:k.
~rFive back numbers of PE1EnR MU-
s1cAL MONTHLY will be mailed, postpaid,
Oh receist Of 81,
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EWs. ORLEANS, s1l0D11R ) TEXAS
Pc RI r >0f9D.. :

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400 .. NJ. COAST ACGoMspMT3QE, Daily.
except Sundays. for Ocean Springs
3 and intermediate regnhEsallu i'"::
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for Fast Express From New Orleans; L az
rive at New Orleans at 7:15 An. IT. p
The Coast Accommodation Train, return
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Springs at $40 4. H. and arrive ct Men Oi-
leans at 1900 \. NJ.
The Express and Mail Train, Daily, will
leave Mobile at 1880 4. n, arriving at New
Orleans q ,6:10 P. II. '.,.
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and Natclez and eorrer Of Camp and Conn.,
mon streets. Mileage Tickets-gcod for
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ag-Through Freight Trains run 1aly, OK:
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from Mobile. Freight received at foot OF
Girud street, and through bills ct laairS
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General Superintendent.
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General Freight and Passenger Agc:-t.
C.. \. WHITNEY & CO.,
General Agents.
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ilCRDAY, SEPT. Z, 1872.

!ag STRAIGHT Ours, Have met in
~zisville, nailed their flag to the
stand in utter hopelessness ofsuc-
s nominated Charles O'Connor
President and John Quincy
Inns for Vice President of the
id States. This is another
uscte1istic act, another effort to
Edi;y a dead, cold, rigid corpse.
adoption of the Cincinnati plat
20 by the representatives Of the
~aoc--atic party at Baltimore and
Easmination of Horace Greeley
s9nstrrated the Democratic be-
Etat the peculiar and distinctive
t1es Of their party were oblite-
ted, end rs plainly as language
FsAA cypress it the leading Demo
|'ys suppressed their acceptance of
situation and determined
IKE a new departure. All this
tit have lasted till December had
trmcr's chances for election
a even promising: But the
setion every day becoming
nger, on account of the victories
Republicans in various States,
Grant will be reelected, of ne
E=y drives Democrats who pre-
70 lie in the st-ditch, sullenly,
'aily, cursing humanity and pro-
;; rather than part with the
ashed dogmas of a half civilized
!; and identify themselves with
rigorous, and invigorating issues
tie day, they have, theresfore,
:Hmed a nucleus for the whole
asracy to rally to after Mr..
scy's defeat, which they foresee;
I this is about all the Importance
aai the insigni6cance belonging
Tue Louisville move.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-07

VmEars.-The lovers of the song
a'e dance have had two oppor-
e'i's this week Of enjoying them
S's the Lyceum Hall. On Tues
~Ss'ening the Lewis Cadets got
f''ery creditable series of songs,
&s performances, etc, and at
fssd to the Lyceum Hall a large
S%pectable audience who were
rewarded for their patronage
/; 10 entertainment they received.
s~suusements lasted till q late
T1' nut from the interest, secured
''Eletyy, no one at all seemed
! From all appearances we
h, ~aaae that the funds of the &C.
=. = were considerably improved
$'ESs effort.
W Thursday evening another
~ssts was held in the same hall
~ o. q worthy widow M. J. c."
|, abundance was not go large as
~. se above occasion, but it was
!, sHy appreciative and sympetlliz-
!, : Many Of the songs were sung
i. s''aeh with much grace and ef-
,.s.. Two or three pieces were very
h. o'y performed on, the piano
in, "' ~ ", just entering their
ss,, !he instrumental depart
w., ss Of both concerts were we'll
s.s' over, and tho piano from
s,,s4 afs celebrated depot Both
, ,,s' concluded With the Gus
,;:s 4a"'aN'c in the shape OF
NJ, ~ ''lo lovers Of which arc a.
S'' 70 bs III attendance.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-07
Subscriptions 1877.


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The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.,
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN
from the effects Of Errors and Abuses IN
early life.
Manhood Restored.
Impediments to Marriage removed.
New method Of treatment.
New aud remarkables remedies.
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ADDRESS,
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An Institution having a high reputation
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ILLl,,OLS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
TIE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE
TTTT CNJ@Tu T0 TuTTAGN

THE SOUTH TO CHICAGO,
And a1points North and East :;a Chicago.
This Route is from 100 to $50 Miles
Shorter and from y to. ~ hours Quicker
than any other to Chicago.
No Change .of-Gars from Cairo to Chi
cage. Only n change to Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston. = @"' '-2'
The Illinois Central Railroad is the only
Direct Route from the South to st. Louis,
and all points West-via ST. Louis. sa%2
This route is so miles shorter, than any
other to st. Louis. 7@
No change Of cars from Cairo to, St.
Lculs. . :.
For through tickets and information,
apply at the NJ Cd. &a. N.RseRs Ticket
Office, corne Camp ana Common streets
under the City Hotter, and at t!1e:rr;nc;ral
ticket offices throughout. tho South
g. F. LCNGLEY,
General Southern Passenger Agent,
New Orleans.
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he Louisianian.
q AGENTS.

|nsss1pp1 - Daniel E Young,
:StyI.Na John A. Washington,
! r.rk. Concordia Parish; Hon. G.
Alexandria; Antoine Il Sterrett,
s 'S',t. A. G. Ruth, Carroll Parish.
!sTs s OF B James
ssaen, Washington City. +
leWoIS Lewis B. White, Chicago.
;4;TCCKY:-Dr. 4. A. Green, Louis
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k,1r CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

STATE AT LARGE
~ s. Pinchback, of Orleans,
&c Dibble, of Orleans,
R Harris, Of Concordia,
4. Brown, Of Orleans,
~, +, Halstead, of Iberville,
= Felix Casenave, Of Orleans,
iP Murphy, Of Orleans,
= Courcslle, of Plaquemines,
.,.ids Mary, of Orleans,
r. GlAudin, OF Orleans
First Congressional District.
n, Floyd, of st. Helena,
r Hjeaux, Of Orleans,
In Weeks, Of Orleans.
,svnd Congressional District.
fB. Barrett, of Orleans,
,Gresssh, of Orleans,
IN. Nufrell, Of Lafourche.
Third Congressional District.
NC. Dcslonde, Of Iberville,
I. LANCE, of 1berville,
"a. Washington, Of Assumption.
fyyh Congressional District.
Il. Souer. Of Avoyelles,
Yg.i Blunt Of Nntchitoches,
ill., Y. Kelso, Of Rapides.
FIFTH Congressional District.
-.:duas Reber, Of Concordia,
i, Marvin, of Cstahoula,
Nv. Wall, of Concordia.
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% 90 Worth Of New Music
q : r ron - - -
Thirty Gents:
.@s3x s~s~% .-- %s4f>% ~
The September Number Of PETERS
MUSICAL MONTHLY, price 50 cents,
contains the following Music. worth in
sheet-form, 50 40:
l., Cents.
Father Of An. Sacred Song. .panseron. so
Lay mo where my Mothers
Little Ds,,. Song and cho,us..w ". 5. H. s. s.
Coronation Song. Duet or
Chorus. ". C. Peters. Is
Merry Insects Flying, Duet.
English or German. .........F F., Abt. IS
Love Chase Galop. Four 49, s.
School Girls Waltz. Prevot. IS
Wiuiess Schottisclle. ....... e. Kinkel. IS
Laughing Wave Mazurka. g. D. Wilson,. so
MI. Peters offers to send July, August,
and September numbers, postpaid, for
Is cents, or the nine back numbers for
1872 for. 50.
Address j. L. PETERS,
500 Broadway, New York.
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Summer Resort.
QTOKE'S HOTEL,

OTOKE'S HOTEL,
The undersigned take pleasure in On.
nouncing that they have completed the
r~enovating, fitting up and supplying 0,
and are ready to accommodate all who de-
sire to patronize them.
The rates of Board are:
Per s. 70
"week. W
month. .jU w .
s. J. Stokes j. co.
Bay st. Louis, July l, 1872.
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GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.
From Depot, foot Of Calliope street; on aud
after SUNDAY, November !, 1872.
Trains viii! Leave ard Arrive rs follows:
Express Passenger Train leaves daily, Sum
days excepted Ut 7 O'Clock a. m.
Night Mail leaves daily at $50. @:ssss $3.50
Night Express arrives u midnight.
Mail and Passenger arrive daily, 'st:ndtys
excepted at II nool'. 80 5*Esla -
NIGHT EXPRESS will stop at all regula
stations South Of Magnolia, and at Flag Sta
t;ons Saturday nights and Monday mornings.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS attached to all
Trains, through to Louisville without change,
ard but one change to New York, and all
principal cities North, East and West. ~
Tickets fo1 Gale at y Camp street, corner
Common street. under City Hotel, md at De-
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DR.. Colletso would alse state as an evidence
Of their usefulness in Fever cases that his
Alternative PILLS
wero used by His Royal Highness the PRINCE
or WHALES during his illness, and tho sur
geons would not ALLOW any other PnrSative
Medicine to be used. - n,a-sz 4~s>z.s
In order that tho people may not be de-
ceived in purchasing his Alternative Pills, lie
would state that they arc all manufactured
1t his CENTRAL DEPOT,
81 Carondelet Street,
~s @-t : New Orleans.
where no prefers to receive I'LL applications
that he may send . medicine which he can
guarantee and which will prevent imposters
rom trying 70 counterfeit; but after having
once used these, 'i patients cal, never be de-
cicved by the substitution. u any obnoxious
compound. sszzs* re -
Price per box t1,or sx boxes IS; delivered
to any address in the poastry. s @
An letters sana1aMantisaA thkpush tho
post should be addressed t. ~ r:
DIR. G. COI1ETso,
rost Office Box $50, New Orleans, Ia.
Medical 0f8cs AND Surgery,
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PUI.LMM sp.ALAcE MENPIN (-A ;
will leave *hc depot, foot # Carat .t:ree',
daily, at 5 p. A., running through VIA A.o4o
and Ohio Railroad, to l1cr:diaD, MISS,
making close connection for Selma aud Last,
cru points. Tor further Information ana
thret!s'stieksts. apply at tislet gfisa =: .:
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Complete in all the Experimentation an
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Er2niag Post :
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America, and SO far ahead 0: all other
journals as MOTTO permit ssof any compare
son between it and any Of their number.
Its columns contain the finest collections
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tive, entertaining, and uncxcept;onab,e.
~. 7. Sun.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-07

LOUISIANA pIt;1s1oN-
On
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE 49,. ill., :
RAILROAD.
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TRAITS FoR DCNALDSU.,,:--:.
Leave New Crie ans at. ........... 81. n.
Arrive at Dona}lsohvii!c t"".....1 1915 nou1
Leave Do.,alGsnnville at. ........ IF. NJ.
Arrive ut New Orleans at. ....... 1850 r. III.
Sc Freight received a.l tickets sold at
Staten If Mobile Division.
G. ". II. BAILEY,
Genera! Superintendent.
CHAS. L. FITCH,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
Z. A. WHITNEY Il Co.,
General AGeu,s.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-07

Particular attention paid to the
manufacture of Gents Under.
clothing; alsoBase Ball Club and
Firemen's UniformMade TO order.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-08-07
A Poor Boys Victory.

An appointment to the United
States Naval Academy having been
place within the gift Of Colonel VIM.
b. Roberts, member of Congress from
New York city, he determined to award
it to the applicant who should, in a
competitive examination, prove him
self 10 be best qualified therefor. This
examination recently took place in
the hall of the Board of Education in
New York city. Twenty-six boys
were present, thirteen from the public
and thirteen from the private schools
of the Fifth Congressional district.
Sixteen of the number were rejected
by DIR. Skif, the medical examiner.
The examination was conducted by
Superintendent Kiddle and his assis.
tant, Mr. Harrison. Matter John
OKeefe, aged fifteen years, of 107
Washington street, stood first in the
order of merit and is TO be the nomi-
nee. His parents are in very humble
circumstances, his father, Timothy
OKeefe, being an ordinary dock la
borer. The announcement Of the de.
cision of the committee was received
with applause, as the appearance OF
the lad denoted his condition in life
lie was heartily congratulated by all
present, but by none with so much
pride and emotion as his principal
teacher, Mr.. Duffy. Master O'Keefe
it was remarked By all present, bore q
striking resemblance to ex-President
Lincoln. A subscription is to be i'm
mediately started in the First Ward
for the purpose Of securing his neces
sary outfit.