New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-12

T., and leaving the track made for the mansion.
On the way passed a saw mill, the workmen in
which, all negroes, are munChing their meridian
meal-teray, for they have nothing else to de-
your but the golden cereal which, in chuncks,
washed down with "Massysppy,'' seems to vanish
rapidly.
'Well, boys, how goes it?n 49,
40, berry well-'cept us amt paid nough."
What are your wagesW
Best from $50 to $40 month am fin (fnd)
ou'selves--it's de fnin' -dat's what's de matter
caun meal twenty-five cent gallon, don't hab
notin' TO- cose.n
What do you pay for your clothes?"
{" paid $50 for my suit said one
"T00 much-you don't go to the right store I
can buy q better outfit than yours for half the
money"
Wisht we knowed um-we can't fin such; we
goes to de wholesale sto's."
Victims, evidently of some Argonaut exploring
the new sea for the golden fleece of freedmen.
Moving on again chance to expose q news
paper, when, hearing voice behind, turn to see
an 'unbleached,'" bareheaded, through the sun,
running to oyertake me-
Massa, hain't ye got newspaper for 1871
"Why" delivering the article, ''w what do you
want of il? can you read?
90 No, sab, but one OBJ us kim
"When did he learn?"
"Since de Yankees come. He 'longed to de
sebinty.s six regiment
And remember to have noticed wooden leg
among the savers.
At The house find this General Sherman to be
PUT iuah 4ate tlONpsVt HVn iiah9sii4 ~ sunni
Northern lessees OF the OLD Marshall estate-7a
mile front on the river, and running back into the
swamps indefinitely"
a ohieago war democrat 9L sucn assoc IA
tons and experiences | seek with respect his
opinion.
THE North don't understand tine South neither
OF us paFtes eohipfeheliu tlle apt24leil ~ the
Rt4t pace lhe P9''cy, MIaleEef ~ ~, Sloulq W
HlsSl9I! Litht anu 0oi te9 1.s gu " ~ -
baa Po.ey 70 let up of petIay inoegisIoA 70 thcse
people,
IS ans P9tGS ~ 1917 ~ 'AS 4SfiN"l u tIle
Ni3 ~ NV = ~ iegst'toll 1, ~
- ~ me lea a Vas oGuuU ~ cotte' Dut Lile
ohjy way 70 aeal WIN IL - ~ tc3u9e u WIN Il
SteguT2a may C"liiUI " museums VI eG: "'sy
%tiu o1s el9e, sLHoG 10 tiie qu.!5'iiIatIon iui
Congress, ana |n9le ae!e9aton7 Il 4eGless593lyi
shotlo pe Let"seu, nv not d 2' NJ I4ol, Iuuat
Whose personal RECORD ~ Souhu. me masses al
Wy pun "UL os9S eSeuteu Ju5t ~ ptea2e
o'u ut "- iuaee " rCGPs d u l!L'its
~ ~ a y JusI,
~ hI5Io suliiast d" - g2emt 4 1917 ~ ~
lieh nave = ni9gGr LcSp9 5! aHeau5 tLah
they know now 10 Dear n, men lucas ol clEli re-
!dtlons aIe LnuisihcI ilu!c uLous15
liley arr themselves GlsoneSy d: ~ tu
typiay On NY" haTSa a. nv ;,,st
tite tLpgJ q III ~; yio t;t - NJ
De WaIchea an the tliie my CItut t; 80
H!ch 40 YOU $3.50 p L-si i; - ~ Vi
ea7 y 9yUtiI "a 7r1- tho to
ne - '5 tI ieaaaf
sen -I,lue I nuGmt suHt > . ny T,tS tti I,
~ Sou NHu "ny N0"'i' ~ ssst4Io i""0''
err a,,4 ~ ~ o,..;,,o m,
w. 10 a. bnn ala Il oni
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~ Pc tIlu"te ~ ~ i a.
2taie tapo' ia"S a. an VIZ eHg oi ''c
WI ea ~ "Iu ,,e "a &C. ~ IL
NV e. III an ~ pS s,
" lat y ~ as anyHouS W ~ "a. nc " l@''t CAt
u e;tei i Iat us VI I'ite ~ w 9 ~
sen Is nus iag9L anu NJ Husils ~ '5 gu "
ana come, Oh course. Always, as ne onis Eau; az
ms 9"n ri5h; lost QhS iSae P"S suG
Sina OF iapoI, anu Ile pesl sGC4iI.! VI g. ctPan
1Hg cotst9eL - ooiil. | 81 n't e ~
clR!es VI tie Pfopeul. VI tptl9S' puieau olsIts
lall TO running RanlaIohs Oh tHel! ont account
anu! " touist' plloep " suGI ne 0a'' ~ "U
iniuI9ralion PFop0Seu lol lieeuISH pl"! lH'o i
| HlenqIJ nnnue3 1s.,
| HOW aoo9t your socia telal'on5 mere; :.
~ III u aHNee atlu .liey ate u IL ltoe :i,
mats apo1t the staveHeht, TUE 3pFaAtt sNliiiLs
shnh5 Lnt ~ 10y ."t,nGiitt - ~ I'M
our own az ILG uIeSs VI p!5teiAFs2. Hlu ~
trouolG WIN 1ou'heIn soluitL. Wy cohIp"ILe
Ganlp-hre5 ana geG along togetngr VEL enough.
tese og s f nu5e te nenu @
- az ey lay iens ~ tm a "u ~
hegP Cas InS IoTM iioE ~
tneE power Is gong am IL Iagt It's
Few or Of them ever owned ANYTHING. or contri
buted anything but expense. They mortgageG
the coming crop on a mortgagea estate, ana mort
gags9 fa gy W pay Pt +si - KIN
DIGNITY is ut last eynIoded, and they know it an(
Of course are bitter. have to laugh some time
to hear them talk: the war is not over vet say
they, as if anybody's afraid of them or ever haC
anv reason to be. That riot in town the Other
doy was nremeditated, no doubt Of II,
5As to the plantation it don't promise SO vel
lust now. will make two hundred hogsheads thi
wear and plant the rest. 1t will take two or thre,
Years to get the fields in full seed again. I have
been irving, as YOU see, to put the swamp to pro
Fl bv erecting a saw mill and car track from tn,
heart of the swamp on which to wheel in thu
cypress logs. Another car track, as you see,
have run clear across the place to the river, t.
furnish passing steamers with frewood 1t cost
about four dollars per cord, and sells for only fly
dollars. As to my cypress lumber, the expert
ment illustrates a deficiency of the New Orean
,, market, which seems to comprehend nothing bu
; cotton and sugar. With fifty thousand feet ca
glut that market so as to be obliged to hang abou
use boarJs ongLt IN he in rartirnar demand
this eIimateswiII be no doubt when the era
free labor has started its own enterprise, I sha
send nv newt carao TO New York. where 7 e,
Meet to to- realize Without deav about seyenty6y
IoIIars ner thousand for WHAT only costs me- he,
abnnt fftaen dollars. y
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