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Gifcnb0bu= Nufdu.

Sn6ianupolts, Suo., 81. 3c5. -
6eute irGb creigncte iib i'm SnOianapolS-
8abu6oi ,miid)en einem 6radtsug aui Der
ySnOilnapoIi8. ct. GOuis- -@ueubabH" II. el.
nem burd)gehenoeu Don Cincinnati nod Bsoz
rio i'll 5umOi5 beiimmteu Yadagitr5ug cine
GollliOu. Der 8aiiagier 2Sagen entgeii'te
mo itlir5te ben 5ebu SuB boben Babnoamm
hiRuntcr. Ser Su9eu mar NIT Yaha9ieren
angeiilt unO itel uuf Die Ssite. Sine
Dame uno 3wei 8rnoer muroen idIIinm per'
leet, bod b0t 9iicmano t0otlide SIefuren er'
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Gagi llGei0,
Ss;rDS;c GrSunruuaI

glan fault ec6rGutD.e Shulbi!dler gum babe
8relIe ooer ucHser, uno nsus uHter0ea regcImds8en
4reiIen, Iowt aud ale Oieiitsrucrte Der 9ieratur,
uIiltlfde, meoi.iniibe unb acmilte 8iter &c. uon
=. Sfeal S Gpmp.,
Wr. 84, gBeft= s auette=. cidise Ebaycn pe'tltb
Don Der Gbarlesrd6e. Siternner 2lrt nerber prompt
sstcuIt uno bebnb!t. (SepH. f2Dtsr,t&m)
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Sic ein,isc Gfbte besbeVerte Sulpe'lbe
Wuflrtaid,iue,

5omis Die .@mpiye" uro ole anoeru. aud Ginger {
Nr. ." in pen 5 Gmpi= q epartrsS oen oor
ShonIaS Chants,
fSoult9 t&!pD gte Der Qombaro= unb Starpfr.
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SSr t4s 3Sefr. Sapettes, untu qalb ocr9oUGroItr.s
QGtuRtiIt, i'm SCNBt umarqrCdlr Sri0tTuno in Spiz
tai uu0 4riuGtsE Eru..s, Lei allen &.antbtteH her
0arnwerfjcuSc, tootIcn Rrlutbctcn ot6 SIutts,
ausEuIisn II. T. 10. rcits peilunq obuC IHoronung
oon QucdTlbCs onCr uHoCrCu iudottCH @ubGQH'eu.
frihe qrantbclten Der NcrHOcGC mCroen in oreI IA
gen; tbroRihe 6Gte in GCts GGgcn eurn ortitde Be
itwtiiuugtu uao llUIlulb't az GUTptr uEo 9ef 9es
dmGdt uno nit NTUtHlhDddc SlttTH, Snub=
tIIuelit, SCroluuuQ5btbWClt Sultcn, 0eriflOpz
Il. l. No. beb0iltt. lUlyogn uUnuurridbreReu DtGuHun,
ucihe oit urlhg hcs lebCt5 utrftnncu uno 0aour4
ods ucbet uoh dru2r mdhtu Lui 0>spspne uno
ausebrurg bchlnbct. Gbc e ar )pgt ~ rGgt Or.
RlcctO I'M Rltb; Cr QaIGrllrt UbCrr DulunQ. Son'
ul;rtuuoCu: pUn irUl Uts @lttags Y Ibr uuo
Attuos ron bis ugri 1cuGtCGa ron lO b5 uhr
truU mo puu his nor NhrFGs. (26S-)
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Sb0lna9 q. SurNer,
6abritlnt ppn
Grrtl GiOr- i q ~
SSr. 0, SwanitraRe.
Sr. !IInhcrtIuil.


9r. 10, Glib @utam StraBe,
etlpd ecr oS cucprcia .s5Gus {" aeaenuber,
betlHoClt ole arGDtGciten Der 0drn= SrgGnc, @aHtz
Rranibt,In, tlrillc bC9Onntne Sale in bis Gos
gen; .hrcuNh1 9rGutpcttr uou lnu8cr Suucr sGn5tt
turtrt no o0s Gbllt aus Dem Sutem tntlcrrt 8rGRt~
Osr SHgcuo tGruubrCu uHt @,0dUtHtBz SdWddr,
g8GbaNHu, GugCmeHe SdUJdC, oIgGuIide SdDGs
be, SiterH, ytlcrcuihWtTtn nod nh NelCu, uer.
oen ltHeu turjrt. Sr. BrHtrton III rcgulirtcr ejrG<
iGbrige SriUtruHG IN or 8CBUnclung ioIher qIanfz
3eitcn 9arenud sITt guHitilt NTntlun9 Slreauz
5tuuoCu S-I2 upr Dioraers, 81 Ebr RGdntutdss
S-q My Nbrr0s. (Ni lTs-glST)
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80 Sebine
berabgsictt I'M Prriie fiir bas
gEeihuadltSfrft.

9r.8. 81. .Gloripse, Sir. 81, S.z8rpaopap
madbt hem Bubifum erssbenit bstannt, oas bsreit
it, ole beHeu eebliie beoeutsnb reou3rten Tretien
Al lieicrn. rs fam fein pdienoeres @eiberf OILS
zines cicIer itonen unb oauetbaften @ehe 9ematlt
ro,roeu. Itan lprshe Dor Hnb nnteriu6e oteielben.
Tri'dtes 2otloas ,uirb tGgib 9ebr0uht uno 3ufrtez
beu6et IN icnsr niniidt Gorantirt.
. iireau: Nr. 2l, 9 ii o:Bro B NJ y.
Utpyl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-02
ip=Dorf's 0cutiebc Oampfer.

NlUlgH.
9fem@ 9 orf. l. San. - Die 0ampfer
oer y0ambur9, ,2lmerttaniifen 2inie" (R.m<
2lort=0amburg) babeu III 1872 30 regslmd-
Bt9e NIB @rtraiaGrten naf 9fep.gorf
gcmaft, ctma As, 900 Yaiia9iere mad News
2)ort nnO 5000 Baia9iere mad europa be-
I0rocrt. Son Geu IA 0ampiidIiffen Der
@ompagnie fabren 3 na1 gSeliuoien uu0 4
i'm gSinter tegelmGBig 3pitcu 9amburs.
6aure, 0auana un0 JtepzOrleanS; oleielben
meroen I'M CONNER 81 @rtrafabrten Smiid)su
9femzYOrf mo 60mburg bsnutt. 0as
6radltJeltGft Der GOmpagnie bat cOlOfale
Serbdltnile au9enommen. Die neuen i'm
Sau befinOlihen 0ampier Ger @ompa9nie
hslBen: pFomerauia" (0amburg uno N.w'
YorD, 06rancOnia" (Samburg unO SEEM.
Srlean8), y Gbenania," - vSueUia," ,Nilatia,"
rgotbarmgla" (pamburg uuo 8eitinoien).
Die Oampicr Der y Brenleu- HemsYorter
ginte" ma4ten 10 6abrten in 1872, bei0rber-
len 46,420 YaIia9Gre naf) 9tem- Dort uub
1886 nG6 europa. gu ben IA Oampf.
ldltfeu bleier 9lnie fOmmt nod Der I'M Sas
nnar bier fdaige 0ampier vItuiel." Die
tol95nocn neucn 9ampier Oieicr GOmpagnie
bttBen: vSoer," rgledar," n9obenSoQern,
r6ObenItauien" unO Salten". 6erner fab'
rca u!er 2ampfer 0es ygorO6sutiten 2lopO"
Sulidlen grcmen, ct. 3bomGs &C. mad AS-
plnmQQ.
QeI .8altiide 2toDo," nit flint 9ampf.
lfljfien, Uarmittalt Die SerbinOung bon Stet<
til uuo gteruzYorf. Oteiclbeu babeu in 1872
% 6Qbrteu gemaht. SIS weroeu isRt nod
5spel gr0Bere 0ompftr fir Gie Qinie gebaut,
ote ogruIt QiOris llrnOt" un0 y 8ai9iuston"
helBen merOeH.
VSeifere5 iiber een Cci8oana in Sen
Dcitlthcn StrOmen.
= lnctnnatt, l. SanuQr.-Ote bur6
Den Gtsgang peruriahten 8eidlaoigungeu
meroen Qui $l50,O00 bis $780, 900 9eId)Get.
00S 6dhrboOt Der 5. StrGBe wurOe lelt Dem
@tubrUdl Der 0untclbeit losgulen uno ben
SluB biuubgeiiibrt.
Ser 0ampicr oButnam" wuroe bonn Sis
getrOiien mo 9ing untCr. Gr mar 1000
wertb nno iiir $4,000 uerFdIert. Der flene
Oampfer Daniel Boone" III bonn Giie elu.
geid)IoIien uno ieiue @alite serdmettsrt
woroen. Shaoeu $1,000. Sine Miaidne
beS 9aupferS OWeiieHger" lit idlimm be'
lddOlgt.
0a8 Boot rGitlep 6epler" wur0c auf oeu
Srano 9ctrjeten, ol3 ober Der 6luB SIT tei'
gen begQnn, murNe CO .luie0cr fott. Die
Bartc n ~Jti0btiusaIc," uettb $1,000, ging uu=
ter.
Gtma 100 8arfeu, i'm 0uri9uitt is $500
msrtb, Tno Io8geriiieE uno weg8eitbrt mOrz
Den. ,
Sic y0ountain 8op" iit jett gang untG
g8oiisr. um 10 ll4r JtaftS bat 1itI ea8 Sis
i'm B!uIe abermal5 Qngebduft, uno oen @t8-
gang sum SttuitanO gebratt. lin II ubr
iegte f1 0a8 SIS WeOer langl0m III Gepsz
gHng.
Da8 6a6rbOot Der fituftsn StraBe wurbe
ouf oaS Geutudp'i1e llier 9eporfeu. @tpu
30 S0bne mur0cn 5Grnlalmt.
Ntempbi8, 3cun., 81. 9eS.-Wu' bas
llitr-gjS untcrbalb g8oli' 5iJtiutr iit wabreno
Der lctteu 9iatlt oeri6muuOen. Cine groBe
0ialie Gl8 trel6t ben 6luB berunter, unb
man 9aubt, baB Die gi6s 2lnbdufun9 bel
8nnOOlpb gcbrOden it. QnS @i8 lit Jebo6
unterbehen 10 peId geuorOen, baB man feline
rueitere Gci0br me1r beiiirdtet. Die an
Der gauOung licgenOen 8OOtc werOeu bella.
ben nnO iceen itdl 3ur 2tbfabrt III 8erett'
itOft.
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On - =
Sse
yNEIG ATTgW
WIEmaidliueil sur Nisthe

All 50 mouatith. 3um SertGuie in RetenSabIungen
su So pro Ronat. 8aarjabler erbGten eincn libera=
len Ib,ua. Sprisp o. 2uucenilGaers
tStt3L1SD s;r. 94, Wore Sutaip itr ane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-02
sciir sSamtltcn= . dbdrbeifcn

in feline Waitue telIrr, ols bic Home Shuttle Lock
Stitch ca Fe oauerbQft uro cniatb 1T, ni eidt bsz
IbEc1t uirn uno ttseRO elmer psr tSeuren Naittren
sffiftOmnt.
sic totet BON s25 bio $50 uno tutrb aut iir Sabre
aaranttrt Srbn Z. SSntIer. 9cueratzI9ent
Orr. 8, Wprsz zSbarlesfreRe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-02
Tie SSbeeier= =SSilion'ibc neme
S1Gbmaicbtne

In pas seesnetfe 5sIt.@eident fur gtuttsr, tSrau,
@hweasr ODER Sreuuoin. Gle lit Die einiaGite,
bauerbaieIe urb am IeidteTen (aIienoe LockStitch
Uiaidne i'm Diartte unb n6bt one arten arbeiten.
Sufrutuonen peroen in rem Bobnunsen in Dsuiid
ertbet ane ,ueroen Die Mai6incn au sie moslitIt
Ieitteften 3ablunseu uertauit. Yon iprede Dor uno
unteriude oieielhsn.
Seterion s. CARPENTER, @sn.zasenten,
(9el2ISS) Hr. pa, @etz8aItmoreitr.
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9r. E. g. Waters, Habnar;t,

Demontrator ON Der 3abnaraneidule In baltimore,
Rr. 43, SanpperffrGee.
Or. Baters erbdlt bic natiirlihen SABINE burdb Bee
banoluns nno iiIune, icst tiinflie 3dbne auf cine
petbeerte Vtettoce elm II. 5iebt 3dbne obne S6mer'
sen aug. aae Nrbeiteu iuerben saranrt. Beionbere
auimertiumfeit miro ben 3dbueu pou ainbern seuib=
met. (Mpriu5lSD
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W. g. gSoo1 L. Gnmp..

St9eHlDultt pUH
NcIb's pateutirtcu aurumatiid,en pef5ern,
pela Ii ben lesten iinfiebn 5atreu iebr umiGa8reid
nit beifcrsm Griotse, als trseno etE anosrer nit
Dampt ODER peiBem 8aiier bctisHosr Gpparat se=
btautt tpsroen.
Der rYariIer, amerifaHtitbe aaten9eerb nno Bdr=
ren'i6e Deetoe," BGrlars, SuH= Il. &a3tEinszSeusr=
Blas=Se5er.
Die beribute ganIon'ibe "Hc. AiY FIrnass.n
Sesuns pon Slciz uaO Silcnrnbrsn, BaoeDannen,
pporanten, HaGitdros, 8ilioirs, AtBussrObren iiir
Nbtritte; iouie cub
psoraulite Rammsu, lSaiicrz Wiai1neris II. (. tp.;
narmcrne Il. Sbiesrz aarnnfme, Ssuerbecrb= 5foite,
Reaiiter u. I. no.;
4iaen utsniilten, lDatrfd9lsr uub Reirtssratoren
Rot= unb DersjIsp uao Jteparatnren aler art.
Eaemsa=Gfs DON BaltimDsss une GutaDxz.
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llnbuQfommene unb Dnllfaulnlene
2ahne.

@ute 3Gbue fno fir torpsrl6e shonbeit unerlGb=
ltd, uno Iiemanb bari lid ternerbn 'pesen unsleiS
der ODER iaufer 3dbne eniduIcisen; bsnn Sas Wfit-
te, eieie Ndusel Su beieitsen, essn in zines Seoen
9ereite. Or. sBiud,en, in SER. 1873, gS it.
Sapette<, oberbalb 9utaptra6e, 1T ais misn'
itatliter 3abnarSt Weit nno brett bstannt. @r 1T
nit lsoem 3wsise eines Seruies prattiit pertraut
unc aIe ieine Sabn6r5tlidsn Sperutionn berieoisen
Die Yatienten aui's Seite Die SABINE, Die er amer.
tst seihnen iib ourd 9auerbatietsit, polliomue.
mes 8aiien, natiirdes ausieben uno au9emeine
SdDnbett aus. Das 3abnfuuen nit 9olO, Stanio!
ODER Gompoli tons- Uiaie bi!tet enen nbtisen1beiI
ieiner Braris. als 3abnaufSis febt Sr. W ins
d ell unerreidt ba. Sein Seriabren NIT Dem Sa'
tsnten lit in Der 2bat dormant. Nitt Oas gerinsfte
StmersIump luirp psranldBt, uno Die Operation
1T cts Dol lltommen erroIsreid. Gr
fabriSut tdsld5 r ines iaIpetrriGures Gas. Die
fen Stmeriuatilser babeG bic seiammten mebt5iniz
nllten fSafultdten @uropa's uno Imerita's iir oas
pontommenite nno tuunoerbarite, GmpFnbunsslo=
stsit beruorgeruene 0iittel ertdrt, oas e entostt
worbsn. (Wdrs7,1SD
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llaterbrmSen uuo lsutsrbpisu,
OF Sp.o,,,k n;0,o,r III ,rns.ra cir o,,Snrp3

25 Yroieut billiger, ais trgeno eln an0ereS
@eitdit IN Der StaSt.
Medcated Scarlet iuolCne unterflei6er
gegen 9t5eumdtisuus
Wcriro' DGmeuf Hntertletoer
Don alien balicoter Sdbrtaen,
Is Wrpscut biuiaer, ais Ger aeDDbnlic NreS.
Gin sroBcs Miortnent con
Heiietai dlenu un0 9arteln,
toipe aulb Dtouiiein=D =Damen'unterfleibern @0rist=
tsn, Strimpien, oarhiGnbeE,c.
Seal l. 5artmatin.
Nr $40 sS;ess. y ,Itim, ,r>ar
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Die gEiljnn'{d,e WQbmaI1in

ldr ae arten einfade uub SGncp@ @sr6sit lit por6Is'
litber, ais aGe Qubcrn. Sic lGuit leidt, obne Sez
raud, i einIat nno Sauerbai uno eisnst lid bsion=
bers iir S6neiter Scr Breis berielben 1T BON 500
tis s125. Utan iprete ror nno unteriute bieielbe.
sS. Sru,pn, 49cnt,
@6e Der @9arles= uno SaltlmotelraBe.
(Roo .13, ,12Uttet)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-02
Snftallirune neHeripdblter 8on1er=
neurc in Sfeip-YorF, Norp=Ssroz
lima 1c.

QlbanD, gt.>D., l. Sail 8oupuneur
Dir uno Gicez z@ouoerneur 6ObinlOn murpeH
beute in Der QliembIps 6alle in'S lmt etngez
iebt. 2aS Capitol mar Oid)t gefiiut. Ser
aus oem amte ideibenoe @ouOerneur 5otlz
mann belt cine fur3e 9teoe, in mel6er er et'
nsm Amtsna9fOlger we9en Der aHS9e6elfue'
len 0ierite, melde Oerielbe al8 0Silttdre uno
ais @ipilbeamter Dem Ganoe geleiltat, mormes
Sob soate. 9as @ouperueursamt beS Staa=
tes Neluz9orf lei Elm miibeooaer uno perants
mortlifer 8plteu. Sen. Dir bringe jeoo6
grfabruusen nit inS 2lmt, rpel9e ihm bic
grfiiqung Der Yhtdten bebeuteno erletdtern
piiroen. Die Seu0lferung beS Staate5
neroe ibm obne 3meifel ibre pdrme llnter-
ftiieung angeOeihen laiien.
Sen. Dir bantte ielnem SOr9dnaer iitr
Die CUTE 0teinnng, peld)e berIelbe BON lbm
bese, iprud oanu iiber Die Poltif," peIde
er 5u befol9en 9ebente uno idloB, luoenl Ct
benz @Oup. Sofimann eine 9liidthe 8eile
miini6te, inoem Oerielbe europa SIT belu1en
9eoenft. Die neusn Seamteu muroeu los
Oann bseibigt.
Ra1etg b, R..&. l. San. - @ouver-
ueur Sob R. Galowel uuO anOere StaatSs
beamtcu muroeu bcute in'5 Amt ein9eett.
@r pcriprud) in ieiner NntrlttSrebc, ale Su@
tereieu Des Staatc8 Su tuabreu, Die aemtcr
per0e er iebo1 unter Die 2lnbQn9er letner el8e=
reu SQrtet perthCllel1.
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Mnffu=!Gafee.
Reiner Vnrtmein

nr msbt5intide 3nsfs urisre eiscnsSmportatio bt
Benjamin R. Doe o. Gpnir.,
(l30f-) Rr. ZAP, Embellishments
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Selc0rapbi16ce 9lHcrlci.

SdJipeif ipie Gprnefsu
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25 a>ra,rat geipgrt.

..O I|kNJ|Ft 81 fPUtt'
untere Sunoeu erbalten Den Sortbeil HuIsrer
9roBeu Saars SiHfdufe.
@artturt9tt & 2H0rNct's,
Woliolf uno Stem 8rur6,pii,
Dieelicott GompasHie
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-07-12
THE ILLUSTRATED. s.
PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL,
Vclunae Fifty-0fx

The SGlence Of Mind IA the central
point around which revolyc the whole circle
OF science. It's the key to universal knowl
edge, and SelfKnowledge is the KEY to the
Science of Mind.
PhrcnOloGy is the tlemenstrable basis
of Mental Philosophy. It shows how the II;
versities of human character and canac;tx
are related to the laws of the universe: laar
monies the human being with the Divine
and iustifies the ways Of God to man.
KNOW Thyself.,' Since the Gre
clan sage inscribed these immortal words on
the Temple Of Adelphi, the world has strua.
gied as never before towards solution q
the problems of the human existence.
The Correlation Of Forces. nov
an established fact, has furnished an endnr.
ing basis for all the material sciences and
brought. each OF the tremendous powers ri
nature-Hcat, Light, Ezcctrieuy, Mu0netisn,
and attraction, within the domain Of Law
and order. 40
The Origin of Races, still earnest.
light out Of the, shadows Of the past. and ca :
not fail to interest the truth seeker.
The Origin Of Life. q still moro y,
tr1eate problem, is actively engaging the
minds OF ourleading Physiologists. The 70
suits will be given in this journal
fhys1Ology and Psycholoxyw will
De PROMINENT features embracing the sinh
JUS VI oo,ai, Mlu, DOO1iy Structures aud
Functions, Social Relations, Education. Rn1;.
glous Creeds, Marriage, Training Of Children
Criminal Jurisprudence, etc -.' = = ,
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organization, Translnissions Of Mental and
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Sckf.1mprOvelnen are oil
the teachings of science and the n,arve,s a. -
art, unless applied to perfecting onrselve =.
and improving the race. It ia for this 1, rs
live, move, and have our being. and =
this result The chronological Journal viii
tend. = WILL
Happy Homes are the result of :,
normal education and development. and .
life according to the laws of life. Thee ore =
the symbols Of all that is good in the it, st te
come, and the real Heaven ON Earth y
The FhrenOlagfcal .Tnu->l
events, and while holding fast to the sos.a :.
will endeavor to lead the public mind :,
many things new and true. '-'1'''A ~
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On the first page Of this Issue we
publish the proceedings Of the recent
Press Convention at Baton Rouge.
Il viii be seen that the organization
aeSoted itself entirely to the business
est forth in the call under which it
was assem- Ied, and concluded its la
boFs with great promptness and unan-
Unity Of sentiment among the mem
bers. We hope the entire press of
the 6tate will indorse the action Of
the Convention, and that our editorial
brethren will one and all enter their
names upon the roll of the newly or
tesatee4 Press Association of Louis
iaa4 md make it a grand success.
Such az organization will prove very
beneficial both to the press and the
people, and should be maintained for
III time to come.
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Discussion Of the Unifcation party
movement is the chief occupation of
the Louisiana newspaper men during
the warm and dull Summer season.
Diversity Of opinion upon the subject
II very great, and General Beaure-
gard comes i'll for about equal quanti-
ties Of unstinted praise and bitter de-
nanclation. He and his associates in
the new movement are alternately
aevoted patriots aud foul renegades,
according to the views Of the particu-
aar suin.driver discussing the subject
upon the feasibility of a new party
Or the great principle Of equal rights
to I'll men. We do not pretend to
tatAsm the motives of Gen. Beaure-
gesa I'd bis associates; they may be
aseeatsd hy desire to become polit-
isaa lssaers aud profit by the triumph
dthsf party, or they may be earnestly
esaesvoring to aneliorate the con-
d1t'sa Of tho people by producing a
teeear feeling and a full recognition
e eaeA ether rightsamong all classes.
Wla1sves it, animus, the unification
move will produce good moral effect
in Louisiana, though We doubt if it
will effect a disintegration Of existing
political parties.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-07-12

The Brashear News applies an ap-
propriate name to the Teche and Cal
casieu section, to-wit: " Sugar Bowl
and Salt Cellar" Along the beautiful
Teche lies the richest sugar land in
Louisiana, while a few miles away are
prolific salt and sulphur mines Of Cal
casieu.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-07-12
Thu Evacnation Of Riehmond y.
By Gen. Lee and his Army. Anil . ,es

ches in size. Gen. Leo. en as,sN nxls in
James river, the city Of Richmond ~ me me
and many other things which make IL. -. II M.o
ture gem Of art, one which shonId h.. pr
the parior OF every Southern home. Sentt IN 10y
mai mounted 1 ON = roller and r}ostnsid ~ ~
receipt OF ~ cents, or 8 for 50 cent? -1s4' VA
Address dc, 4 ". N. BURRoW
Agents wanted ia.e 70 she ! Bristol, Tenn.
Charts, DC: From 60 to SIS . dav can n sas:a
logue. 'e''as ana c;.tsl-
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-07-12

=, The nnissRsal eondennatien Of the
rscert tragic Rhett- Cooley duel by
lie prels of the country indicates that
- sentnent Of the age il against
s1asbaroas code and demands that
- NV remaining devotees shall be
eeyenely punished for all infractions
- Law. III. Rhett il denouneed as a
.al1lessr who has not retrieved his
assifled repatetion, but on the cor
4r4Ey has hlackensa his name and red
dssd ~ Assdss with the blood Of a
follpw man, and richly earned q cell
IN he penitentiary OF an application
of the hsagnsn's rope. Il is rumored
tllst Gov. Powers Of Mississippi has
Issued = Iequisition for Rhett, and
that that Individual IL in hiding, en-
desvoEing to escape the vengeance of
the outraged law.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-07-12

Amos b disco aged After behold
ing 10 euinent access this pslng
nI1n q I'D = m boy take -,
- 10 ons On "a hat hey ~ let
become.
The few days experience already
had under Tho new posta egulati61B
seems 10 indicate that the present
arrsngement, IN souus resgectt = 1seat,
win not meet with popular fayor =
il claimed that the opponents Of tho
abolition of the ranking privilege
IN Congress succeeded Id amending
the new law as to make some Of It's
provisions onerous ii order to seeare
q return TO the old system. The dis
favor Of the press was insured by the
abolition Of the right to free ex-
change of newspapers, and editorial
complaints and denunciations already.
resound from Names granite nnonn-
tains to Texas sandy plains. Such =
tax upon information, however small
it may seem, can not long be toll Ated
and this feature of the new 14w will
doubtless be modified at the next ses-
sion Of Congress.
In the Departments considerable
additional labor has been thrown upon
certain clerks, humorously denomin-
ated " lickers,n whose duty it. is to-
afix the necessary stamps to letters
sent from tho various government
Offices. The general sentiment in
the DEPARTMENT. 10 that this il very
unsatisfactory and objeetionsble.
ALERT. 4
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-07-12

Afssr indulging In q series of face
tious articles regarding the indictment
= tie editor Of this paper FOR alleged
-, anA endeavoring to
An1ta - lnrzsesian upon tie minds
ftwsundsss shat there was no doubt
T. - lpilt, s,bs ST. John MescAaosbe
- Apnosnoss that it will await the
~ = ascertain the facts Of the
-. HI - resolution comes too
-, Ii Our contemporary has done
@mmsh 1aaaes to ear character a.
5000 ty IL unjust and appar-
err 11Iclous comments upon the
Aateae kpsstofore. II is utterly i'm
0a1es3al - - now whether the Mes-
Sl1cs6e carries out its expressed de-
formulation &C not.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-07-12

Hiram Powers, the sculptor, was at
4aetins q waiter in q hotel, and
1srsards . clock makers apprentice.
ffst work Of art was not COM
pleeed until he was man Of some
1asa1 eight Or thirty years of age.
49, materially assisted in pursu-
- his Studies BY the. kindness and
eosaroaity II George Peabody.