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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17
MANHOOD e.
now LOST. now Resr0nA Ahl

~E7HRw Just published q new edition Of
IHAA DIR. Culverwsllia celebrated aaayDE
@F.~ the radical cure without N edieine
lef Sperm a4eEfhsa, or Seminal W eak~
ness, Iny0laptagy Seminal Losses. 1nnotsney.
Marriage. etc; also, Consumption Epilepsy,g ana
Fits. induced BY self-indulgonee or sexual extIaV-
agance. 4
0a-Price, IL sealed snssIope. only 0 es ats.
The celebrated authoF, Ia this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates, frcm thirty years taooaa4
tul pgactice. that the glarmlag goPseqa snes ~
eel1~a bass mas BE- Radically aared tAeus Kqe #&l-
gerons use OF internal medicine OF the apblica7ion
Of the knife; pointing out . mode Of care at once
simple. certain. and ehectual. By meaas o. Wnlon
every Sufferer, no matter what his eOnditiasa mV
be, may cure himself eheaply. privately ala =
oallRs
80 This Lecture should bein the han svsFg
youth and every man 10 the land. -
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope Z Cd
dress, on raeeipt Of six eeats or two pos afamps
bR addressing the pnblishhrR. eA I'M
Also. DR.. CulYerWeli's Marriage daide, price,
80 cents. 48As
Address the Publishers.
OHAS. j. @. KLINE & 90.
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17
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Also, all kinds 81
Agricultural HmpaezneAts.
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17
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CommanoinR April 7th,
Araima wIil Fun = follows.
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8 Afrlgn af III iiHit aan 81 ~ I 00 ena "a hm.
Arriye ak Landen hafR 3 1e, II 81 q m and 00pm.
c0MNRGfEo FaAnH teevaa& III faSaN.an aa
10 40 a stA esAsn leaving tiASl sa ak 30
d: Balfimora ~ ~ 9 M and Delaware B trains
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with trails 4aF Nhsia 4elRAla and New 4aNH &c u e.
n. and With notaWnFp 5 u trains e. M pm,
HlnHfhNH ean neot5na8 ha1uAen w. ana III. and p.
W.anA b. Oepots, and cars 81 che u Il lHa&en CITY
Hallway. DAVID o0AAEkL. aapG
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17
MnnEnn

An peRssna haVinR ehims against the &akaka 81
lie 5seaAaoa mnsl present the aama duly ataastet
10 lhe NEeeukpF, on oF before tabEaas9 ~ 1914.
81 ahsds lha Act of Assembly i. eqsh qara nade
AaaFeaa. Wilmington. Dsl. KKaeuaar.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17
BROQUEF AND PAISLEY SHAWlS, :
LADIRs AND CHILDREN'S FURs.
RRREaTElk,R 0RDER.

,rvxv ra-srr = fnFfyTqyi sskgaers ~ 9sgs
Unon the applieation 81 John Otto, Executor Of
john H. Htidham, lats Of Wilmington city, IN said
county. deceased; Il is 0idered and directed
afva notiee nflthe granting Of Letters Teetamen-
faYy anon the Rstata Of the deceased. with the
ments e IS posted within forty day9 iFom the date
of sneh LISTERS Ia six os tha mQsE pRhe PLACES Of
the Cnunfw az New Castle requiring all neFaona hAV-
Inc demands the Estate. % present the aae
a abide " an Act 81 Agaemhiy IN aaah case made
and provided. And also eanse the aame g be IN
aefie. 4 neW1panaE nuhlizhed In Wilmington, and
- ia Continued therein twa m0nthas
( - Given uMaoK taa hand ana FaaA 81 q 3ae ek
the Raeister aforesaid, 81 New GaafAa. 10
Naw Castle eounkF afaFaaaid, the dav end
ysag above writtaas =. GIBBS, hegissef.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

These and other First-class Bonds are likely to
command advance prices during the year. owing to
the large amouht Of capital being released By the
redemption Of 5-20's.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-04
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-04
Preparations for Another Corner IN
Gold.

The situation in the gold market be-
gins to attract attention in Wall street.
One operator to-day purchased through
brokers about five millions of gold at
lis, which with what he has previous
secured, makes twenty millions of coin
at his disposal and within his direct
control. With this amount of gold in
his possession the market is practically
at bis command, and it is not believed
that lower prices are likely to be OBJ
tanned at present. The design of this
speculation is supposed to hold the
she price somewhere near the present
figure, until the first or middle Of July
when the shipments of specie have
drawn down the resources of the banks
and the treasury, and exports have
near y closed, when sharp corner in
cash gold will be turned, and exceed
ingly high rates will be ex.orted for
the use Of the coin. It IS also intima-
ted that the syndicate may fud some
difficulty in carrying out their pro-
CRANE, liz consequence of the peculiar
condition of the gold market, since
they must be prepared, on the first
day OF j June, to pay for fifty millions
OF the new per cents, either with
gold or called bonds Of 1862, which
are worth as much in the market.
The members of the syndicate claim,
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gency in the gold market will give
them any trouble. Gold advanced to-
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Stocks to-day were dull and inactive,
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moved both ways, closing at decline
OF about one per cent. from yesterdays
average, which to lesser degree was
shown by other leading speculative
stocks Money was more active and
loaned at GOT. Governments, SYM
pathiEing with gold were strong and
advancing From Nea0 York DIS
patch, MAY 20) to Boston Ad0ertiser.
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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1873-07-19
Historical Convention.

| [From the New Orleans Picayune July Is.
| AS will be seen by the sul.joined
notice, an important movement has
been inanguIated by the Southern His
torical Society, through whose instance
a historical convention has been called,
to meet OH the l4tl prox., at the Mont
gaInery White Sulphur Springs, Va.
lit is due to the noble men who fell
martyrs to the Lost Cause" that a
faithful history Of the events of the
four years Of bloody war be truthfully.
recorded, and an impartial view of the
motives that actuated them be handed
down to posterity with the seal of an
impartial and unbiased history.
The country has been flooded with
partisan histories, in many of which
the pretended historian has wandered
as far from truth as if he had been writ
ing a work of fiction, and in all of these
evry incident favorable to Southern
character has been suppressed, and the
plainest facts so warped that the actors
themselves would not recognize them
It is high time steps we're taken to re-
cord the incidents of those eventful
years as they occurred, and we are glad
that the Southern Historical Society
has taken the Initiative in the matter.
The convention will be opened with an
address by Gen. Jubal "a. Early, aud
will be we are snre, a most Interesting
and important meeting:
"A Historical Convention has been
called at the instance of the Southern
Historical Society, to meet on the 18th
of August next at Montgomery White
Sulphur Springs, Va. Arrangements
have been made with the proprietors
of these springs, and every facility will
be afforded. The convention will be
opened, by request, with an address
from Gen. Jtibal A. Early.
Newspapers throughout the Southern
States will fnrtheS an important and
patriotic movement by giving this no.
tice an extended circulation.
b. MI. PALMER.
Pres. Southern Historical Society.
New Orleans, La. July Is, 1873.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1873-07-19
The late duel.

The death of Judge Cooley illustrates
the folly of attempting to settle dis
putes by resorting to the field of honor,
as the points at issue remain precisely
as they were before the combatants
met.
This particular case, however, should
not be judged by the same principles
on which opinions are formed in ordi
| nary duels. An evident attempt was
made to crush the Picayune newspaper
cut of existence, by a set of public plum
derers and unprincipled men, and
Judge Cooley lent his aid in support of
this high handed measure, and was
chosen as the tool, on account of his
known experience as duelist to carry
out this object, if it reached to the last
extremity.
Col. Rhott was called upon to answer
questions, which would, replied to on
the one side admit malice against Haw
kins, or on the other side, bring on
three or four more such infamous farces
before Judge Lynch as the late slander
trial was; but Col. Rhett did not bite
| at such bait, and property referred the
parties to the files of the Picayune for d
solution of their inquiries.
Then came the public accusation of
being "a coward, braggart" &c, fol-
lowed by a challenge-which was ac-
Fcepted by Cooley, with his own favorite
weapons and positions.
There were, three things for Col.
Rhett to do, pass by the accusations in
silence. attack Cooley upon the streets
or challenge him, thus giving his oppo-'
nent the advantage Of weapons and
position
1t was no longer dispute between
men, the real question being whether
the Press should be put down by high
handed power and clustering. Whilst
we regret to see duelIing under auy
circumstances yet we can have no SYM
pathy for the unfortunate victim in
this case.
The issue has not terminated in the
manner designed by its authors. The
Picayune still lives, and we think it
very likely that it will be suffered to
continue its journey in peace in the
future. Ihi60dGuc Sentinel. 81
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1873-07-19
March 40. 1873.
To The People Of st. Landry.

Agency Mound Cfty Jtut,sa! Life ms Co.,
OTELoUsAs, La, Nov. l4th, 1871
4 BEG leave to announce that l have
n accepted Of the Agency Of the Mound
City Mutual Life Insurance Company Of ST.
Louis, Missouri. My office is in the Court
House, where | will be most happy to explain
to all whose interest and duty requires the
aid ot that most benevolent OF modern insti
tuti0ns-lhto Insurance. The high character
of the Mound City renders it necessary to say
4 word in its behalf; lis policy holders are
composed OF SOME OF the most INTELLIGENT and
respectable citizens OF this and ;sdjoirin@ pa'
IsiIcS. to whom take great pleasure in refer
ring to their naIncs below. The Louisiana
Department is under tho c0ntro! of our best
citizens, and every mctiher director may be
regarded aS guardians to the widow and the
orphan. % sr5..@
The following gentlemen compose thad 4ouis-
i&lia Board: Z. r. aIcTrick, G. II. Mouton,
James Jackson, Robert Hare. L. 4. Witt.
Thomas Fitzw-illiam, +. II. Hatch, Octave
NooIhies, B. i. SHINES.
would also refer to the card Of Mrs. Hayes.
widow Of tho late James G.. Hayes, of this
parish and Of Mrs. O'Bryan of Vermillou
The promptness with which all losses are paid
hy this illstitutionrecomuends Utmost strongly Y
10 the consideration Of our people.
NAMES OF POLICY HOLDERS.
DIR. John A. Taylor. AlcGc DuFrc, Henry l..
Garland. Joel H. Sandoz, j. j. Morgan, TtoS.
G. Andersen, C. c. Swaze, DR. J. L. Estorge,
j. a. Morris, Captain CarmOuche, Joseph NJ
Moore. A. X. Hawkins, and many others als0
from other parishes Il long list could be fur
nished, but I will only mention Governor A
Mouton, of Lafayette. and Generals AleihiaCes
DeBlanc and Alexandra DGclouct, of ST.
Martin.
81 A. GARRIGUEs.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1873-07-19
June 15-tf.1
ST. LANDRY PARISH, June Goth. 1873.

ST. LANDRY PARISH, June Goth, 1873.
| certify as follows: Ono Of my daughters,
aged II years, had chills and fcYcrs every other
day, and her stomach was so completely tie
nor any kind CT food. however light Size re-
manned in that condition. eighteen months, and
could find no remedy, no physician to cure
her. I then concluded to take her to the
Pointe-aIx-LoHps Springs, kept by Ir. Cart
and after having used these waters III baths
and otherwise during nine days, size left radi
health ever sincc--ttat is, siuce about year
One Of my children had his head almost
covered with ringworms and he was cured at
the same Springs in few days.
| certify also to have met several times at
these Springs, several acquaintancos of lniur
who had been cured of various skin diseases.
CiIAs. i. PERR0DIN.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1873-07-19

That estimabIe Democratic, patriotic
patriarch, ex-Gov. Alexander Mouton,
was in the city on Monday with his
daughter, ell route for Grand Isle. The
Ex-Governor contemplates taking Il sea
bath in the Gulf. We are much graft
fed to find him in remarkable health
and vigor for an old contemporary aud
fellow Senator with Henry Clay. Web
ster, Tom Benton and other illustrious
men of their era. N. O. Herald.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1873-07-19

1t is matter for congratulation that
the Northern press still perseveres in
its denunciation of Durell, Kellogg g.
Co., for their infamous conduct towards
the people of Louisiana. Evidently,
the storm raised by the famous mid
night order is no ordinary one. and is
not to be quelled as readily as they
have until now supposed. The out
rage thus perpetrated was against in
dividual liberty, and it is SO regarded
at the North. Such an unwarranted
assumption of power would be danger
otts, even under the most despotic gov
eminent; and personal freedom is yet
valued too highly to permit of its being
wiped out in such summary manner
without earnest and indignant protest.
From present indications, the first
act of the new Congress will be to call
Gen. Grant to account for this political
crime. The tone of the entire Northern
press indicates that nothing less will
be satisfactory, and our people should
be at work now piling up and arraying
evidence, SO that when the day of arbi-
tration comes We may appear in pro-
per light before the country, and our
nsurpers may meet the dishonorable
fate they have so ricMT merited. .-Ncw
Orleans Herald.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1873-07-19
arbitration Of National Disputes

The action of the House of Commons.
as announced by the Herald of yester-
day, IN passing against the opposition
OF Gladstone, declaration in favor of
the reference of all disputes between
nations to a council of arbitrators, is
credltable to the intelligence and civil
lzatlon of the age. This is another ad-
vance from even the position to which
the lamented Golden had conducted
the public sentiment of the nation when
he gave the death blow to the old pol
Icy OF intervention in the affairs of
other nations. Golden and the Crimea.
very effectually extinguished that old
folly and fallacy. mind your own
business" has ever since been the car
dlnal maxim and rule of British diplom-
aey. No more wars for us, to deter
mine dynastic disputes and settle the
balance of power.
1t is long step forward now, that
this enlightened people, regarding their
large interest III the preservation of the
peace OF the world, proposes to remove
all disputes between nations to civil
tribunal, composed of enlightened
9tttSSHicH ana puuilClStS. Let tIilS De
acqniesced in by the other Powers and
those great curses to all nations-stand-
ing armles--may be abolished. What
happy riddance this would be! These
stalwart men who are kept-so many
thousands of them-in iGIeness, and are
brutalized into mere soldiers and man
destfoyers, can then be turned out to
seek some honest and productive en-
ployment.
Even our Grand Seignior Kellogg
might then be induced to relieve our
city of his grand metropolitan legion,
and those poor, prosecuted victims of
mosquitoes and uncomfortable quarters
who are stored away in that warehouse
on Magazine street, to watch over the
sacred person of our Governor, might
be relieved of their disgusting tedium
and Incidence, and enabled to partici-
pate with their fellow citizens in the
struggles of peaceful industry
N. o. Herald.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1873-07-19

The Petit Jury, which had been directed to
meet here on the 3lst inst, was finally dis
charged by the District Court, before its adj
journment on Wednesday last, as will be seen
by reference to notice from the Clerk which
we publish in another column.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1873-07-19

The following is the list of visitors at the
Pointe- aux Loups Springs, on the 18th inst.
Joseph Bloch, lady, family and servants, A.
Garrigues, Joel Fl. sandoz, A. Levy, d. Bloch,
of 0pelousas; Mr.. Dominique, of Iberia Mo:
ritz Kaufman, of New Orleans; Valmont sau-
nier, II. A. Gnidry, Y. $. Bourque, Sol. Green,
Uriah Green, Joseph BGrleigh and lady, NJ.
Pousson. L. Darby, Of st. Landry-23.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1873-07-19

ST. LANDRY PARISH, juno Goth, 1873.
hereby certify that orc OF my daughters,
aged twelve years, was completely and ladi
cally cured of ii severe attack OF dyspepsia,
and also ct asthma, by spending a few weeks
at the Point aux -LOups Springs and making
use OF their waters. ANTOINE LAREE.