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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-03
X. 8. DU 30.
ALBANY BATH HOUSE!

NxHEUNDERsIGNED WOULD RESPECT
II fully inform the citizens of Albany and vi
entity that hehas taken charge of this Establish
raent and, by keeping clean rooms and paying
strict attention to business, expects TO suit all
those who may favor him with their patronage.
Having heretofore carried on nothing but
First Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
he expects to give entire satisfaction to all.
Children and Ladies' Hair neatly cut
and shampooed. JOSEPH WEBER.
y3n33tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-03

ARTEMUs WARD alludes to very
slow railroad as breeder of injustice.
and tells of a convict who was started
to go to Jail at the end of the road,
but got so old while going that he
didn't answer the description when he
got there. Speaking of the same.
road, he once told the conductor that
the COW catcher ought to be on the
other end-there the danger lay.
You can't overtake a cow he said,
sbut what's to hinder .one walking in
the back door and biting the passensf
gers ?n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-03

A Western paper speaks of the
house cleaning season as that when
the woman has her own way at the
house, while the ssold man" takes
his solemn repast from the top of
the -four barrel, and in sleeping en-
Joys the freedom of the interval be-
tween his bedroom and the front
fence. It is q season of meditation,
whitewash, and calm, unimpassioned
profanity
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-03

A Detroit husband caught his wife
and the family physician kissing like
young lovers in the gushingist stage,
and offered a few remarks, whereat
the lady began to cry. The husband
inquired the reason. "Alas, replied
she, Il weep because your utter want
of confidence in me terribly affects
my sensitive nature" He looked
thoughtful.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-03

A New York farmer laughed when
his prudent wife advised him not 30
smoke on load of hay. He footed
it home that night, with bis hair
singed, most Of his garments prey
to. the devouring element, and then
his wife laughed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-03

GAsH PAID FOR WHEAT. OATS, PORK
VI Butter and Eggs by WHEELER
"a SHEDD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-03
GEO. " cRAY, D. .. 8.
Graduate Of the Cincinnati Dem
tai College,

- Also does all work in the line
DYfSA Of bis profession in the best and
lLl-lr LII most approved method and at as
Teasonabe rates as can be had elsewhere. Nj
trous oxide administered for the painless ex-
traction of teeth if desired. Office in Parrish &
Brick Block-up- stairs. Residence, first house
south of Congregational Church, fronting on
Court House block. v7nl7yI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-03

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-03
UP TO THIS TIME

no indication of madness has been
manifested, and as the time has
already passed in which the disorder
attacks its victims after the poison
has been infused into the blood, the
friends are very hopeful that the
maidstone has proved effective, but
the men declare they will wear their
irons several days yet, so fearful are
they that the poison is still lurking
within them.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-04
4 Secret FOR Women.

Many women who before marriage
made il thcir study to please ;he eve
Of the mel they wished to marry. lose
their affection after marriage by care
lessnes> in dress. Men ufy fi tiic.u, IN
this matter. Even those WIN are care
less la regard to their own apIcarLco
take delight in seeing their wiye- neal IN
IN their appearance. They Mi. those
cJquetii>h garment, the neat y-drCs.ed
hair, and all the thousand ia. " and fan
ciful little articles with which Young We
men adorn themselvc,. mire than thry
would be willing to allow The neat
ness and orler which charmed them, too
often gives place 10 SO, euly morning
gown, frowsey hair, Zip hod and uulaccd
shoes. and the like Men reason that
they should have the same desire to
plea the men they have chosen, after
marriage rs well as bef;ire il. The ] Il
WV 6 iN- w f'lllNl- AAffiFl
the lips ia slattern. The p etfy goe-
out Of lie at a glince, and the hou ehold
lose its brightness. The wife who, on
account of the household care, neglect.
Der personal appearance, commits t.
grave mistake, which too often bear bit
ter fruit. and their hu,haud- leave their
society for that Of other, without really
knowing the cause. most men are too
proud to tell them. Let women always
give the same care To- dies ahor mar
ruige which they gave it before, aud not
ruth from the room 10 dies up" only
when there j. prosp,c, ct Company.
Let them CONSIDER i...t which gives them
a charm in the eyes Of their { lend ha-
a like effect on q husband. and they 10
see that he will not have - many Lu,i-
ness calls in the city. in the evening Lu,
will have the same deligh in their socic-
" As in their days Of courtship Lou l.
,uig IA mer.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-04

ANoSG the curious articles exhibited
atshe Cincinnati Exposition : { hg,ch
chip which bears distinctly the toniahawk
mark Of Daniel Boone, vhich, und,r the
laws Of Virginia, gave him title In the
land under his survey, making that the
corner tree. The more interest l. con-
nccted with this little chip, in con-e-
quence Of the tomahawk mark having
been grown over by the rapid growth Of
the wood. and the tree showing 10 mark,
litigation sprang up IN regard To the
title of the Lands, which was kept up
for many years. At the suggestion of
Governor Morehead, nm attorney in Il
land case, the tree supposed to he that
marked by Boone wa. cut down, and.cr-
fully sealing of the wood The mark was
discovered, which, in the yea ~ sap
marks of the tree, corre-pIVded with the
date of that noted pioneers survey, and
established the title 10 all land ,pld ils
the lands claimed under the ''touiahaWk
survey. n1gsraie Bail,iH.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-04

lighieih II was h,', and he ikeI mc
would | have lemonade. I accented ;
we drank, AMI he give the barkccpcr a
ten dollar hill, which 7 no,iccl IN N,
signature was 'cslcel AMI blurred
Tie was ming. touched him on ,ho
shoulder and requested him 70 sicp out.
sile. Ishowel him my btly,, ml IT.
ting that ! was a detective officer, ARE.
ted him dlockcl him up IN the, II n
| was happy. Ihtd worked ol, ct'e
that baillsl all the detectives Next
morning we arraignel my prisoner bc.or'
the curt.
And did y0uconvici him 2" we asked,
How about the teeth aud b,arli'
"Well, +" said Detective P.,rson, chat
was the quecrest Of all. Didn't H.
wasn't tue man, being the sln ol a rich
merchant in the West. lie bad ,u-t hi.
finger in the war, never hid any whi.k-
crs, and his tec;h wcr, hi oSu. To
crown all, the man wanted wls sub O.
quently arrested in Texas. Since thea :
have never believed in dreams"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-04
.TB[ INTERIOR JOURNAL.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER .,tA 1872
now CoULD CoULD yOUg

Tic carried ny tchcl n school,
Ani m, through the drirs carried mo,
Gould 7 thiuk why Lc huegcj me 20 closci
" couldn't, how could u could your
81 eve he ted under NY chin
Ny hood with H. bright ribbons Nluc;
Why he eazcd W my acv could ien3
III coullnt, how could I? could you1
he ia mc nay cyos wcrc - Nuc,
The brighosi Of any he know;
] blu.tol and hooked down, could hclr Il?
I'll c,uLin't, how conld | 2 could your
IT, IN on uy cheek q warm ki-s,
Then olT sia tie lightning sr,od flew.
n could. ~ have scalded and stamped.
n c'uiln't how could r. could your
Twas long yc'as ego, and since then
tie ha- spoken words loving ard true;
! only leaned close To- bis breast,
For bow elrll halp o.? could YOU?
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-04
TGTTAl5 I1a@V

= ~ LA-H-NJ -N-7NlN'@sJ
A d.ztilliHg s'te, unsurpassed anywhere, i
ON the land a bold stream 81 clear, cold
water, and ,uh.mntia log
housc for the disdiicry g. already built Can
on. or addrls DAVID GAkNIN, or
Il. T. HARRIS, Atty
1870 stanford, ~.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
|SI|y !i'!!E'||RIIE'iAl
slfs1.N.sSyiIls 3. !; .i,,T9l.

s5COO reNari nhered 10 the PrOprietors OF am
Medicine i0r Khuunlatisl and Neuralgia aide a. pro
duee one-f,urth ~ many genuine cures made within
TIE period 81 Oh a. d. PLIERS Apsttallc hheu-
matte hcmDly-the si entihe pi,s iipion oi an rni-
nsn educated hy sclan ana the only reliable sceih'
ever aIsf4ukartI.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-04
DYE HOUSE.

r AN prepared to do all kind Of dyeing,
II securing, and cleaning. aides dresses
dNed in any color Gcntcm,ns ,loihcs also
dy,d in any fact color Carpets Woven. All
cheap aud warranted.
JOHN SrRAuB.
2l-2m STANFORD. Ky
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-04

The following points Of excellence c1lnprh,
a few Of the many. tlat may he irutliully
claimed ioT NV hive:
|. IL h. simple M construction. uuat IN af.
pearancc and b. che most easily und,r-tuod aud
managed movable comb frame Hive ever in.
vented.
. The only material required in .,s con.
struction l. 70 feet ~ luuiler. the nails nocr-.
sary 60 fa-ien il together aud a few SMALL .cfap-
Of wire cloth 10 cover v,ntiiators. Not q
-crw, screw eye. hook and eye. hinge, pivot,
piece Il tin, tin tube, glass or other expansive
material l. used in it, construction.
3. Wien properly u-,d, il 10 the coolest hiy,
for summer ana "a. warm a. the warmesi tor
winter u-e, afording ample pro ,ction for tie
successful viniering OF colonies On the San.
mcg stand.
4. ~ it, use the Necessity for honey loaids"
or "honey barr" H. entirely dispcn-.d with.
while the chambels may he contracted 10 suit
the condition Of any -is,d colony of frum one
single frame 10 ten, enabling the kop-r To cUu-
fine the animal heat To the -pacc only occupied
by the colony
.. Lass time and labor j. required in hand
ling, and the brood l. les exposed than in
using other ir-t-clas- hives.
t. While il does not claim 10 he positively
moth proof under all circumstance, vet it i
PROVIDED Win tue least expensive and murt
ei.eciu'l device for the capture aud destruction
Of moth mllers ever attached Co hive. and
will do more 10 protect the hccs from the raw
ages Of that terrible scouigc, than all the cx.
UenSive and complicated traps ever invented
and will in mot ca.e- afford perfect protection
:. The construction j. such that the frame.
and fal-e ends ht equally we'll either the brood
or surplus chamb,r.
:. \ number Of small colonies or nuclei
NAV h. used in the same hive, or one ~ more
my be kept in surplus clamh,r, receiving al
the necessary natural warmth from the colony
confined 10 the brood CHAMBER.
Other advantage might bc enumerated, but
the above ar, deemed sufficient.
An examination Of fifteen minutes, will,
believe satisfy any disiHteroaed, practical Apia
rian, Of the superiority ri the
Peerless Hive
over any, and all othcrs; and | CHAILESGr
CoNPABIsoN with any Hive on the ANERICAS
CoSrINENr, North, South, Eas or Irca
Farm Rights and sample liiye.....StO 90
Peerless Circular aud BsEi1ners Manuel. 10
T,rritory will he sold very low Ia those
wishing To purchase, and the terms made easy,
For any further information enclose stamp,
aud address plainly,
l-2t j. :. PROCTOR,
Lock Box 81 Franklin. Ky.
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eIs,,,,,,.,'d $500 usr1ni nd s,,id undr
similar hgal guarantee, editing FUN thr tAa humNft
81 huitl,r To- return the amount Iail T." sahe
90 the laieni Ia 81 failure 20 ruie ful DEE ~.
lion "a cases reluiring guarantefs must hc hrNmded
by. letter 10 Philadelphia The guaranifs sigma sha
sfaimg quantity toeufe, vii ie returned nl m.l slu
alsine add INSTRUCTIONS without any rharfe. Adnnes
rftpfs, nr. J. n lltlsr, il south fuulih siteth n"
other remedy Il oil,red on slt~li honorable terms
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-04

THE following is >aid to be an excel
lent remedy for a burn: Take tart
apple and simmer in lard until il forms
n salve; il will heal burn quickly, and
always without a scar.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-04

$500 keNard mr. am sfidrnee that ", ., "
litsr has nn l.n particularly and sttvs hlil Nieai-
o. Hh sumatlsr cod Ntura sn Professionally esa slA-
daiity sir many Year.. Curing " Ia e'uy y" Na'rd'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-04

SINCE Greeley fans have made their
appearance in Norfolk, Virginia, the girl
now say. instead "Chawles, fan thine
own, Augustus, dear, please Greeley
me-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-04

or nheumatism ~ any snni pnnsna,es durable,
that IN fiilllt. RllEl MAllt sfhuf WI no,
n every community in lsrnus Afflicted "r many Years
past and stlil suharug. ~ - fshtiia oo..l .sf :.
s-ff dia srlsf a. usid D. Df, litlers Nvgei-
attic Rhrumalr Syrup u sold BY drugfiss al " N per
hnitls-sla hntlcs ~ Co., iuil information, with Or
NAV h. obtniisi % W. "A ANbAls,)N, sole asent or
.t.siliura fJ
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-04
LOUISVILLE Aad CINCINNATI
Short Kline Railroad
CINCINNATI AND The EAST!
Only 81 hours.

fhI. liu" b. Stone b1iit.rt ali entirely me- frun
dust being vsup-si wtth the erhratei Mosiiughouss
AI-hrHE" pr'Heiul.s an lsesl lluty ct ril.is.nus
tha only I'll rii line 'tstvcru Lauisyiiir and ~
. tiuulft
tn Nufth and Ia
n,ksts iar sale "tia lsiussilir and t.s short l. s'
a al ussrts On 81 in The ~iuih snd ~uuth~sst.
. g.. GIMrIItiIIt.. sap l.
= PARKER, Gen'i ia--. aud Iics.i .e-r'
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sIOOO Reward 10 aHy Chemist. Physlsian, 90
Others ahic 10 discover lrdde ~ pitassa 'orhi' M
Marcurs, or anythug iniuiiuus 10 the system ih ~
Filters Rheumatic - rup,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-10-10
SW ci Neffem.
Criminal. .RpSrlls Spn Y. 9,
(5crtIsBuus0

Stlbrttd trpa6tt am fplstnrtn Mcr'
gen StsmIt6 ipdt. alS tr fG In benz
tlsiusn, rsinltdsu StIb6sn tts @afbcfs
umIGautt unb bann an bic Grltbnilt bts
purissn Sasss ,uriidpa&tr, rri6isnsn
tim bisIsltsn fnR ME tin 5raum. Grit
ais sr aufssitaurtu unp auf fsinsm StlHe
bic Rarts tes 6srrn IttuhUbalb 9aur
fanb, mu6ts sr ll& pObl ron tsr gGirtlt&'
tsit iibsr,sussu. Die @rinnsruu9sn an
5Gtue ebalb uuo al bic itristn whfsn
GriasnIsn I'm 8srbrs6trtsltr, an htsis
Wsnihsn, bic Sisa.iGt stnf nt6t seabni
batttn, pottn fs bas S6tdIaI iiibrsu
piirer, bis is rur& NOtb gum Strbu&tn
srtrisbsn, emilio In btsitm unttrsssunSsu
partn, ritf In itm bic srnfs Gorge fiji
isius .istnt 3utunft MAD.
Or Ranb tnmitttu Der erObsu Stab
gan; aasin, faf mttttGcs esnn bic Tsnt'
gen trIpartsn 5baltr btr 9gmuafaIisit
wtl6. sr Eel ft truS, rsi&tsn isltf ttin
siug,l&rdntrl,u 9sbsn Faum fur stniS'
Ipnatt aus. 5sIprstG mar all cine an
srfrsnstt grtsit osp6bnt. S&rn uIt
@ymuafaf bate .r f6 aus untsrrt&t'
e,tsn Die MittsI fir itin rtsust StuetuH
srp.rbtn mITsn, bsnn Der Batter tonntI
i6m ttint 3ui6hfs MAIDEN. Der tarS'
@sball RES 9anppfurrsrs rsibts taun
aus, UNI esr srOesn 5amiIis eas uadt
Qs6sn ju srbaItsn.
Qrbslttn pOGte Sslprttb BON 6rrjtI
germ; abr nc GEtsit fnhsn9 SH ts
prpptnI mar tbm Der 9spantt, 90 tVnn
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SrGleifriOlt.

-eY.s in Ter Gjrru,anta SdIIs aufgefsIIts Dr.
sa,;,,;,,, n ppu tsm tnIsntpolsn 9rtrumsntsn'
,.'s SZn. q. 9SeIet, rrpdrirt uuo init elmer
Ssn.nb( S%~I( T.ISr Yitcsn persbsn prrSrn nnb tann
S az Subliium II; eer 3ufunft piresr bet sins9'
,tSnmsrSsn ~ G,lale Bier ben gtnab tinsE EdS
SSn gFudt 6atsu. @prtdt ssta!ttait "er.
Wv" .Spbu 3eis Ter.
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franklin 6otel,

GssarittnBt II. @aTs.
Iieiss ribmIitit bsfaHutr 5pisl BAT Inter
;sitnrtsr iibrrurmmsH unb % rpirb Isin SsItre'
ben Isin, tur6 CUTE Spsiltu une 9etrdufs une
frsunsli&e Steisnuns aLsn trR Iufsntbalt an
atnrbm ~ mabtu.
SpIibs 9suts rrbaItsn CUTE Spf unS ScSis.
23mi72 StUrp 8Rrstrs.
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pirb bissmit ossrtm, sab sins @ppIitatien AT
bic uatbfe SieNua Der psnEivlcanin Ve9tslatlr
asmabt wirO fir tis 9ntprpcuns elmer OsFUll,
ZEN, Di5rpntc uro gparboHf, nit alstmttn!n
8auFpripiesisu, uutsr rent NauisH ,,Qeutl9s
Gparbdut her Siaet SerdutcH," lotlrt III
Suanten, pa, nit einsm SaPitaI soH tluilts
8aulsuS Dollars une ssm 8s@t eealls!6f a"I
,ptibunetrt Sauisnb Dollars Ju tTbphfn'
&Tanton, 1. gIpriI tS72-4aP6R
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-09

Alexandria to New Orleans.
Depart Tuesday Thursday and Sa-
Turday at 8 p M.
arrive from N. o. Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday by 8 p NJ.
Alexandria to NatchitOches Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at 8 r N.
Departs Tuesday and Friday at SA NJ.
arrive Monday ane Thursday 9 A. M.
Alexandria to Harrisonburg
Depart Tuesday at / p. NJ. arrive
by IL NJ.
Alexandria to Homer depart Monday
at2P. M. arrive by II NJ.
Alexandria to Cotile Landing and Col.
fax depart Mondays Thursday and
Saturday at 6 A. NJ. arrive by q A. M
Postmasters are not required to re
ceive mutilated currency in exchange
for envelopes and postage stamps.
The person entitled to letters recei
we'd by mail, are those whose names
are in the address, and the deliye. >
should be to the person addressed, OF
according to his or her order.
Ii. b. RINGGOLD, 2. NJ.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-09

A LESSON TO BE HEEDED.-Our
readers will at once concede chat the
most important of all provisions to be
made for the year is the provision OF
food tor man and beast; and when we
reflect that in many counties in our
state the planters are about to plant
their early crops, We should acknowl-
edge the importance ofat once making
this provision for food. We,are aware
that the present price of cotton will
induce many to devote their entire en-
ergies to the prodnotien of the staple
of cotton; but while they do this, we
urge cordially and earnestly that they
do not neglect the corn6eld. By all
means, plant enough corn to sustain
your own families, your stock, and
have some to spare.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-09
Communicated.
nApnrs wonAx's RIGHTS AssouAr'N.

The organization of the above nam
ed AUDIBLE association was satisfac-
torify co,ssammated last Firemen's
day, during the enjoyment of an ercta-
sire Picnic under the yernal pines on
the opposite side of the River. The
fair, Leading features were all unanl
mously elevated to the responsible Of
fees: and under their rigorous man
age.nent we may safely expect soon to
see the young organization rapidly de-
veloped into an influence sufficiently
huge to drire all innocent offending
swans into the vortex of that resort
where all Is neither dark nor FAIR. G
We regret to find prescriptions lead
ing feature in their constitution, but are
not without the hope that erpertenoe
and the force of future ercnts may in
duce radical change in the views OF
the organization and total eradica-
ton of so ungenerous policy.
We can give no particulars as our
weak reporter was captured and bound
ever to secrecy, but hope at their next
meeting to secure the services OF some
disa fected female on whose faithful
services as reporter we may depend.
FAIR.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-09

A story is told about u Yankee who
lately settled down In the West. He
went to a Iieighbor, and thus accosted
him. Wa'al, / reckon you hailit got
no old hen or nothin' you'd lend me
for few weeks, have you, neighbour
81 will lend you one with pleasure"
replied the gentleman, picking out the
very finest one in the coop:
The Yankee took the hen home, and
then went to another neighbOr and
borrowed q dozen eggs. He then set
the hen, and in due course of time she
Matched dozen chickens. The Yam.
kee was again puzzled: he could re.
turn the hen, but how was he to re.
turn the eggs : Another. bright idea.
He would keep the hen until she had
laid u dozen eggs This Ire did; and
then returned the hen and eggs to the
gentlemen who owned them, remark
ing as he did so, "Wa'al, reckon pve
got as fine dozen chickens as you ev
er laid your eyes ON, and they did'nt
cost me u cent, nuther."
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-09

SCARED AT A SHADow.-MOst Of
our town readers will recOllect de-
criped and delapidated individual,
calling himself David Johnson, creep
ing about, and looking hardly able to
harm fly if it required the least ex-
ertion to do SO. What then will be
their surprise, to hear that this ghost
of man, has been incarcerated be-
cause he was unable to give bond to
keep the peace with all men in gener-
al, and i'm particular towards a valor-
ons individual, who once threatened to
pull our own sacred nose, but kindly
torborc the indignity, on account of
our age.
1t seems that Davy and his rennable
friend had got into a jolliticatiOn,
and were having good time generally,
when something arose to mar their
mirth, which was quickly converted
into rage, ending with the sad denoue.
naent recorded above. We wonder
now, the pugnacious though polite
pedagogue did not bind us over to keep
the peace, in our little misunderstood
z ing, as old and feeble as we are, VT
think We would have proved more
dangerous opponent than the decripid
Davy. -
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-09
The Exchange Hotel.

This establishment has now been
conducted by its present proprietor
about two months, and we are able to
announce positively what We predicted
before, that it is one of the very best
public houses in the State out of the
city of New Orleans and in tact for
real comfort may compare favorably
even with the houses of the great
Crescent City. Of course no amount
of outlay here could. command the
same variety OF edibles, oysters, fish,
tropical fruits &C., but every thing
that the market affords is provided in
liberal profnsion and served mp in the
most appetising style.
Captain Hooe the head of the house
seems peculiarly fitted for the occupa
ton, active, attentive and polite t.
all, and he has been fortunate In OBJ
tanning for an assistant that capable
and courteous gentleman Captain w
j. Calvit. The walters Of the hons
at the head Of whom is that veteran i
the business, Alto who might just!
claim the title Of Altissimo in his pro
fession, are perfectly an fair in thei
duties and in fact every thing abou
the concern combines to make ton
ensemble as near perfect as circumstan
ces at present will admit Of
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-09

COTTON SEED.-One of the most es-
sential REQUESTS in makinga good crop
of Gotten, is to have good seed to plant,
and to this desideratum We direct the
attention of our planters, to the adyer-
tise of VIM. NJ. Pinkard, Esq, of New
Orleans. successor to the well known
firms of Claiborn q Sreel, and Steel,
Pinkard s. 20. Mr.. Pinkard aud his
predecessors, have tor many years
made the selection Of genuine cotton
seed of the best varities q speciality
and he has built reputation in that
line, which is sure guarantee to his
customers that they willget what they
pay for. He has sent us q descriptive
and price list of his different varieties
of seed, which We shall be happy to
show to am one desiring to pur-
chase.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-09

A young lady in Mississippi, who
had just graduated, came home and
hired q few colored people, and under
took the experiment Of farming. The
results at the end of the year were !:
Eight banks Of potatoes, 600 bushels
Of corn and $3.50 in cash from the sale
Of cotton, after all expenses were paid.