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~ Sp1 PSEk.

WARMERS DYSPEPSIA TONIC j.
prepared expressly for Dyspeptics and those suf-
fering Wits habitual Costivenes.. 1t lie slightly
stimulating tonic and splendid appetizer; It
streng CITIZENS the stomach snd restores the diges-
tive organs to their healthy sts'e. Weak, ner-
vous snd dyspeptic persons should use Warmers
Dyspsptie Toc.c. For sale by druggists Price
One Dollar.
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The best and cheapest combina alton for all af
fections OF the Kidneys and Bladder ever offered
the public. lis prepared by regular nh xs;oi. y.
and used by the profession.
Price 81 or, six bottles for IS. Sold by drug
gists and merchants ever where.
Up. DR0MGOOL1 4 CO.,
sasAsS"%n Asmphias Tenn.
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C OUCH N o NJ Or z

WARMERS COUGH BALsAr Is
healing, softeping and eIpectorsting- The Cz-
trsOrdInsry power 1t Possesses in Immediate
relieving, ard eventually curing, the uOsi obs,i-
nate cases Of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, ErOr-
chitis, Infuenzs, Cstsrrh, Hoarseness, Asthma,
and CoptEmpiiep is almost incredible. -
prompt Is the relief and certain its elects a.!
the above cases, or any sffection of the throat
and lungs, that Thousands Of physiciars s-e
daily prescribing IT. snd oue and al say that
is the most healing and oxpectora ing meGIglre c,
known One dose always affords relief ard IL
most bottle effects cure. Su;a ~
druggists, il large bOttles- Price One Dollar.
1t Is your own fault if you stilI cough sId SUI
fer. The B.lssu will cure.
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fOWie's Pile & EIilnOr Cure.

One bottle warranted a
perfect CUkEfor all kinds
Of PILES. Two to four
Bottles, in the worst cases
of LEPROSY. sCROFU-
la, SALT RHEUN.
ID lsPEPsIA, CATARH,
aud all disease. of the
SHIN and BLOOD In
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II y 7 T T n II "
Postmaster at Huntsville, Ala.

[Ertraet from letter Of 20th Mareh, from A. f.
Wheeler, Esq, Druggist, Lima, Ohio ::
In conclusion can say Rosa
lis is the beet blood purifier We have, without
doubt.
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ROSAnhLIS !!
HraEsEIIIE Al. March 90

HUsTsvILLe, Ala, March 80, 1869.
GeHHemae" For two years ! was sufferer
with Infammatory Rheumatism. During that
time took various remedies that professed to
cure the disease. but with About six
IN ynths ago "ROssdalis" recommended to
me by my physician. I took it as prescribed
and the result is very satisfactory. Besides my
own | know many other cases in which the
Rosadalis has proved successful.
Yours truly.
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SS27,943 IS

This amount may be divided as follows !:
Legislative expenses under four
years of democratic misunderstanding 6l S4
Legislative expenses in eight years of
radical administration ............... 7l4,6sI "A
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-04

"PHYsIoLoSY
OR MAuRIAGE-"
The Physiological, Nor
al and Legal relations of
the Sexes in Marriage
the Obligations, Duties,
aud DisqualifeatiOn' of
the Conjugal Union in
regard to Health and
longevity, Pregnancy
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DIR. j. n. Sherm an

Artistio Surgeon, respectfully offers his services
in the application of his Rupture Curative Appli-
ances, at bis ONCE, 697 BROADWAY, corner 4th
street, Kew York.
Prices to soit all classes. 1t lie the only. as
we'll as the cheapest remedy ever offered the aflie
ted. Photo raphic iaenessss of cases before ana
after treatment mailed receipt ei 10 cents
mrhl9-dEwly
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Those who are afflicted with Cough or
with Consumption, read the following letter.
from prominent merchant of Marine City,
Michigan:
Marine City, Mich, July %, 1870.
J. n. HARMS Co.-Dear sirs The Aliens
Lung Balsam has arrived. | would not like to
be without it, for it has saved my life. I took
bad cold, and cough and finally consumption
was seated upon l was In very bad state.
| tried everything that was recommended, and
spent a great deal Of money and got no
help. I had the Aliens Lung Balsam for
sale, but l knew nothing of its merits. | did
not like to take it without Knowing more about
| it. | had not sold bottle. When your agent
called me tsld him l could not sell a medi-
cine l knew nothing about. He urged me to try
it myself. l did so, and to my grateful surprise
the first bottle STOPPED my cough, and before the
third bottle was taken my lungs were healed and
well, and can now speak knowingly to my
friends and customers of the good qualities of
Aliens Lung Bslsana
l remain. yours respectfully,
l. G. COTTRELL.
ALIENS Lung Balsam contains no opium. 1t
Is safe for the most delicate to take.
j. n. HARRIS Il CO.,
Sole Proprietors, Cincinnati, OHIO.
Sold by all Drusgists-
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and Ste -iIty the Sexual and Chronic Diseases,
Mental and Physical Defects which unfit either
sex for ~strimony, ana lead te Unhappy Esrri-
ages ard Divorces. To which il added an Ap-
pendix on diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
Containing 200 pages magazine size. the whole
illustrated by 20 fine plates and upwards of 100
Wood Epgrsvings of the Human system snd its
diseases Sent free Of postage on receipt # the
price, only az cents
Direct all letters to 7. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Milwaukee. Wis
AGENTS wAsrED-MaIe and Fsnsle, in every
town to sell the above work. Send for circulars.
apr73-deodSwly
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MEDICAL
Shanaen's Homeopathic Specific
Re"edies

TOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS. Sure cure for
l. Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Diarrk oea, and
DysentsIy, Asa preventative it is indisPensa-
ole- Price % and 30 cents. For sale at City
Drug Store. Lock port, New York.
mayl7-deodly IA. SHANNON. NJ. d
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

For Congressman at Large.
GEN. WILLIAM B. ANDERSON,
of Jefferson County.
For State Treasurer,
CHARLES RIDGELY,
Of sangamon County.
For Superintendent of Public lnstruotieh'
CHARLES FEINSE,
of Peoria County.
For Psnitentiary Commissioners,
FRANCIS T. SHERMAN, (long term
of Cook County.
THOMAS REDMOND, lsho.t term),
OF Adams County.
For Congressman-4th District.
r. L. CABLE,
of Rock Island County.
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1Rsu1AN0H.
NJ ELDRIDsa. ca, ELpRIpex
H1D1xDo2 4 Bro,
Real Estate l. Insurance Agdnts,

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Attend personally and promptly to the buying
and selling of Real Estate on commission, 70 t.
ing Houses and Farms LoyIYd6m
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~ THE MILWAUKEE
end Surgical Institute.

Just published, Course of Lectures on the
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Among the items which make up this
amount are the following:
Twenty fourth general assembly
radical .............................. 1874 81
Incidental Expenses thereof.-..... $685. %
To- GOV. Yates for gardener, etc,
and 'amounts not heretofore suf
fciently provided for, and to Gov
Oglesby for gardener and epairs
executive mansion.............. q coo 90
Military contingent fund for gov
srnors................... ............. 63.473 "a
War xpenses-............ ............ 48,35S %
Penitentiary, for chaplain 525 %
lS67-68.
Expen ditures from December /,
1866, to November 80, 1888. .. 81, 1926, COS "a
Among the items which make up this
amount are the following:
Twenty fifth general assembly (rasi-
CALI 157,074 -
Incidental expenses thereof. ........ 7035S %
To complete work on the peni
Tertiary liI,59I Ii
Penitentiary, paid commissioners
for maintenance. ........... 100000 90
Executive mansions, for furniture
and repairs... ...................... 1925 90
1869
Expsndi lures for one year ending
November Both, 1869. .............Sl, 6IO,004 AZ
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j. r.. CON~ A Y
General insurance Agent,
Rock Island, Ill.

s. B. REED .
The Louisianian., 1870-12-22

Ar. 10: Ii ANY Director shall cease 10
be stockholder during his torn Of Office,
it shall be declared vacated ; or in the
event OF the death, permanent absence or
resignation of any Director, the Board
shall have the authority to fill the vacan-
cy occasioned thereby.
ART. IL. No stockholder shall ever be
liable or responsible for the contracts or
faults of said company beyond the amount
Of his, her or their stock in said COM
pany, nor shall any mere informality in
the organization of said company have
the effect Of rendering the hepresent charter
null, or Of exposing stockholder to any
greater liability than the amount Of his,
her or their stock therein.
ART. II. Should any subscriber refuse
Or neglect to pay punctually his. her or
their installments, as the same fall due,
interest at the rate Of eight per cont per
annum shall be added thereto from ma
turity until final payment, and if any
subscriber neglects or refuses to pay his.
or her or their i,stallments within thirty
days after the specified time Of payment.
the Board of Directors shall have the
right of causing any share or shares.
upon which any installment may be due.
to be sold at auction, or to forfeit said
shares or to compel by suit the payment
of such installments as the Board may
deem advisable.
ART. IL The President Of the Com
pany is hereby constituted the officer on
whom all citations may be served.
SEC. 2 Be 1t further, etc, That this act
take effect from and after its passage.
(Signed) MORTIMER CARR,
Speaker House of Representative
| (Signed) o. J. DUNN.
Lieutenant Governor and President OF
the Senate.
| (Signed) 81. C. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State H Louisiana.
A true Copy:
| (Signed: Gro. E. Bower,
Secretary of Stata
The Louisianian., 1870-12-22

Isat among the lilies in the sun,
Tie stainless lilies, g,sTinented each one
In robes Of moon rays and white drew-drop-
spun,
The Louisianian., 1870-12-22
"UuR STORi.T / L L L b.
TOLD BIZ All 0CTIkC0E.

Some iutuitive unconscious fear made
nle very distant with him, but one might
,s well De cold to u sunbeam. He. was
one of those who, though they never pre-
srllne. vet are never abashed. He played
with the little Belle and Marion, and be-
ing enthusiastically favored by them, he
was frequently Ill my preseIlce; and, while
1 never torgo1 my station on birth when
with the Myndhnms, with Ralph Molly
neux my sad past was for the time for
gotten.
lie came eagerly to me one afternoon,
saying that he had obtained permission
from Mrs. Wyntlham for the children to
70 out to the Lorry Fall, with him, and
ne had ordered the pony carriage Ill hall
,.n hour Could We ue ready III tiat time:
Il can send them down before theii,
replied, catching Bell S hand, us she was
Icaping round N her Joy, and turning t.
20 into the house.
But you are going" he said, stepping
before me, not looking ut me, however,
out twisting the childs curls as he spoke
Mrs. Wyndh;.m desired that you might
10 to see to the children, and l granted
,ermission," now looking up and flashing
Il swift smile over me.
But you take the girls off alone very
oftcn,' is,.id
That is no reason for you to neglect
your duty" he responded, now looking
+ ii at me with eyes irresistibly winning.
Il will 20" said, conscious of a desr,
to 20. and yet OF Il feeling that ! ought
not to crafty it.
In IL few moments we came down and
tound Ralph reading letter which had
i,lst been brought. He wis looking very
rave, and did not glance up as We clmt
down. Major Wyndham was standing
near, and while we waited in the back
ground the Major said.
"Fro,n home, Ralph"
eyes Wayne writes that my mothers
farorite maid, Fannie, has run away, and
one of the women in the field is missing.
at they were mine, and were caught
MS they would be, they wouldntrun away
a second time" said the Major, switching
with his delicate cane blooming plant
at his feet.
"fa,nie might escape easy enough for
a waite person. She's no blacker than
YOU or L Mother bought her while ]
W away, at the sale OF DIR. Malcolms s
negroes in Georyia,--county, said
Ralph, folding up his letter.
He could not see Inc, but felt there
The Louisianian., 1870-12-22
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

The Republican State Convention Of
Louisiana, which assembled in the city
Of New Orleans on the 9Th Of August,
1870, adopted the following declaration
Of principles
l. That we endorse the principles OF
the National Republican Party, as set
forth in the Chicago platform OF 1858,
and in the adoption Of the ffteenfh con-
sttutonal amendment and laws to en-
! force the same.
2. That we adhere to the prinoiples OF
equal rights to al mankind. whether at,
the ballot box, in the public schools, or
III the pursuit Of business, without dis
tinction of caste, race ca nationality ;and
we pledge ourselves 10 the enactment
md enforcement Of laws to carry Out
this principles
8. That no Government is Republican
unless its citizens can exercise the FREQ
right of suffrage, and We pledge tho
whole strength of this Stlte to aid tho
executive officers in securing to every
voter his inalienable right to cast his
ballot at the polls for such candidates az
he may select
4. That manhood aud not money makes
tho true citizen: that the poor man
should be protected equally with tho
wealthy, and. therefore, We pledge our
selves to the enactment of q liberal homo
stead exemption law.
i 8. That We are a party Of Law and 3.
Ter, and, as such, will use our earnest er-
deavors to carry out tie liberal intent OF
| the constitution Of 1868, and law enacted
hereunder that tho ccnstitutionality OF
any law can only be questioned before
the courts, and that all good citizens
must obey the provisions Of every law un-
| til declared null by the highest Judicial
tribunal.
! 6. That as the party Of progress We en-
courage internal improvements, the OK
pansion Of our commerce, the full devel
!. opment Of our material resources, aud
the immediate rebuilding ofthe levees.
Il Z. That special legislation too often
tends to encourage corruption. and to
mbvert good government, and We pledge
ourselves to use our best endeavOrs to
heck and ultimately abolish it.
i 8. That we viii sustain and support
The President of the United States. tho
Governor of this State, and all Of their
subordinate otiicers.. in all Efforts they
may make to protect the lives, property
md liberty Of our citizens in an honest
md economical administration of the
sffairs Of government, and in the mainten-
nce and enforcement Of the great pohti-
cal principle OF RepubEcanism as declar-
| ed in our party platform.
| 0. That we heartily approve Of the ac-
tion Of our Senators and Represent T..
ttiyes IN Congress in the efforts they efe
quitting forth to obtain nntional q for
the rebuilding Of tie levees. "a the
construction of railroads, snd sfhe open
} | ing Of our harbors. and t}At We pledge
them osu support m simp& lahorin "
!; future.
| (Coatwaed ~ fs.sth pACe.)
The Louisianian., 1870-12-22

The scented grass stood tail on either side
And hid the page before me opcn'd wide,
Over which ponderod, wan and heavy-eyed
The Louisianian., 1870-12-22
V0LU N E., l..
LOSS.

Isat among the lilies in the sun,
Tie stainless lilies, g,.rlnented each one
In robes Of moon rays and white drops
spun,
The scented grass stood tail on either side,
And hid the page before me open'd wide,,
Over which ponderod, wan and heavy-eyed,
That message, where the purpose long cbn-
ce.,led
AT ma SONS mastering mandate tsnds re-
veaied,
And fcryid pleading tempts the heart to
yield.
All, bitter trial who shall count the cost
When love and honor in the scales are tossed,
Ou;-baltnced by irnperious pride, and lost
plucked a waxen petal, whispering, leaf,
Shall this my late-found faith, so sweet, 81
brief,
PeriSu ana Shrlvot INTO unpelltl,
TYPE of the life of passion, innocence,
Show me the fnlnesi of the recompense,
When frisid duty conquers soul and sense
within this fateful page fold thee down,
or whose wild words l dare not make {
crown,
Aud sigh with longing when should bu
trown."
The autumn winds Shrek blythe autumn
ram,
Tear-like and sad, creeps down the darken
ing pane;
The sitt of life seems valueless and vain.
hold the lily leaf within my hand,
Brown ,,s the oceans salt and bitter sand. ?
Through ali my weary beart understand
MARY l. RITTER.
The Louisianian., 1870-12-22
NOTICE.

AZ communications must addressed
opg,r ot the Lonisianian," atanonymors
Letter. mn t be accompanied by tname OF the
yris.. not neceasar..y Tor pubiicth' Ont rs ''i'
s.Islce Of good faith.
". ava nct responsible for { opinions Of
OILY contributors.
The Louisianian., 1870-12-22
FIN,

b! snerous, mani. Independent, ami
!@N'"N rorduct. NC hail strive to rcscu,
W. 'le'' from an eph,neral, and tenpoar,
'''''''' aud establish i;upon basis, that If
V ''laF ''connnand,' shall at all event.
"das-rr" ,icc,ss
The Louisianian., 1870-12-22

,.~Tur Locl1,M.yis publisl every
~.r.l,y ani Sunday at llraron-
,y,. street.
The Louisianian., 1870-12-22
EDUCiIoN.

"eshall sustain the CRYING out Of the pro-
Nsons Of the act establishing our common
s'a'0' sys'ela Sli urge as. paramount luty the
"''uon N our youth,as vitality connected
sna tarr osn enlightrri., and the security
an stability ola Hepullien Governments.
The Louisianian., 1870-12-22

.-Jop raxrIyG exccutedith neat
=, and dispatch.
The Louisianian., 1870-12-22
TAXA'rIN.

W. snail support the dSriae Of an equitable
ci'is.oa OF tsA.iion amoneall classes faithful
COLLECTION If tie crryenaes, economy in heexpen-
d'ure' conforn4hlr wiJ the exisencic, If the
s''e ~ e'Gntry sud thc discharge of every le-
pa4!at5 Obligation.
The Louisianian., 1870-12-22
VIZ. G. BlovS, Editor
u,rLs OF aDYfgTISING.

uirLs OF ADyfgTSING,
p.r souare Of eight lines, its equi-
r,,,i.t in sra-e first insertion 3D. and
a.rh subsequent insertion rs f..
The Louisianian., 1870-12-22
puosRECTJS
OF
The Louisianln.

In the nndeavor to establish lother hepuo-
rc,n ionrnal in New Orleans, d proprietors of
M.IorsuSIiS,p propose 10 till Necessity winch
Ls. been LONG. and ,0met!mes InfulIy -irit 10
exist; Ia the transition ~ OF our pe"-
pl.. in der stras,lirg eifoi TO attain that
position IN the BaIy PoEdiwhieh we con-
e.;,. ,o h tl,cir due il is rej lied tEat much
ja.or!natial. guidance, eucout cement, counsel
al reiroof have ho'n lost, con'e Iuenee OF
The iack OF q medium, throrJ which these de-
tt,a'ies might BE supplied. 'e shall strive to
r.s,tue LOCIsIAslAy desi,1 IN IN these rcs-
F&
POLICYJ
Ai0lr motto indicates. th}'ouIsIiNr.S shall
b. ".syl5.inrn at al. times d,l lnder al ctrcon-
stIof We shall ptl.ocafthe security and
enioyrsM of broai civil Erty, the absolute
eua'r If all men before n law, and an I'M
partial distribution Of Ion. and patronage TO
II WIN merit .herl
Dcsirous Of alisy.ng anintf ties. Of obi terra :
ag ihe memory of the bitts4tl|t, of promoting
a,inoiiy and union itIl classes and De
ty.u all Interests We shl advocate the re-
.Jyal oi al political dislt itlcs : foster kind-
r.s and ,orl, ann c W ,erei ialigni = and r.sent-
r'nt rei saed, and seek tor lirness and justice
v!-rs vrug ~-..,. ~pressSl prevailed. Thus
united IN our aims and oi}cts, We shall con-
pre our bt-t interests elevate ctr noble
STATE - an oayiabio posi:l among her sister
Sat'' Ly the d.yalopnei of her iilinit.bl,'
i-ou:''s and s,cIre the Ill benefits of the
ni;Aty changes in the hisry and condition oi
IA" people and ;.e connir,
"ilrTrg TINT in,re G.. he no truc liberty
Without tl!c Slg4nacy ofaw, We shall urge t,
sr.ci AID uldisrilniuati, administration Of
ia,tice
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N e W s

EuRoPE-No great battles. Some fighting
here and there, generally advantage ons TO the
French troops. Tie (rnncs-hreurs harass The
RUSSIANS. The numhr Of those francs.tireurs
increases every day. The Prns>iaos are
CALAMITY whip, in the Vosees, and never
theIess the Badens write The relation Of their
victories 10 their fathers. THE army Of Lyon is
marching 10 meet the foe The army of Tours
march also. Bazaine is constantly harassiou lie
besisgers. A battle is imminent a, Tonry.-
The Gardes Mobiles are, now equal to old
troops by their bravery The National guard
wavers not before the ennsmy The po,on.
taires rise like one man.-G~ribaldi ia at
Tours. He will command al the vo'on,aires
from The East.-Gambetta has left Paris in a
balloon. He declares that Paris is impregnable.
Paris has 100000 troops, provisions for
several months, powerful and numerous
cannors and the sound will 10 conquer or die.
Gambs.ta, whom each one proclaims as
Savior, announces the rnin Of the Prus.
SLAMS. - The arms are not wanting in
France The bo'nbardmen, Of Paris ha. not
yet c"'nme"ced.-Thsy say that Prince
Frederick-Guil'aums is very sick.-Anstria.
this turtle with his heavy pa,w., opens his
left eye. Tn. arrogan, Prussia becsme. mad
against England, because John Bull sell.
am,nunitions 10 France. The fertilization. Of
Paris now have $50 cannons and 400 gargou.,es
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for every cannon. "A to the streets, they a.e
full Of barricades-Bismarck protest agains,
the cooperation of Garib.ldi lii Cove rnment
oraai,,s tile execution, Of all the iorei.ners
who will fight for france. Savayrs!.....
Those damned hrnles believe ll,a, they a,e
Almighty G"d. Rra bien qui rira le dtrmier.
LOUISIANA -Snme c,oir dhonneur sen, 10
Nwe Orle'ns by Napoleo" before the cas,as-
'ropIIe Of Sedan, have been los, in the Ocean-
Louisiana, Hessiais, black men and Radicals
excepted, sy'npail'izrs with Fiance.
LArEE.-TIm F cnch papers announce the
death Of Prince frederic CI,arlcs.-The a,y
ing OF The black flag by II command Of the
Francs. iiteurs is SAID 10 have been caused by
the action Of the lles,ians in shm,,ns all
captured Francs.tirenrs The prnssians are
reported 10 have defeated IL portion of The
army Of The Loire.
The French Government, refuses to entertain
any Propositions Of peace until the invader is
driven from the soil.
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f'HB LOUISIANIAN.
! Saturday, October Is, 1870.

impudence Of the carpct,baggcrs -. No
body knows them, happily for them !; ti.cy
came in a dark day, when Louisiana was
suffering; they have neither profession
nor capital Of any kind they arc beasts Of
prey, ravcnous animals, caremcyos i: they are
anxious cnay for Offices, money and power /;
they commend themselves to the public
respect by heir v%oracity, their impulencc,
their brazcn trout ; they have plundcred
Louisiana as a conquered camp !; poor. dcs,i.
tute. naked, they became fat and rich. being
smart aud BOOSTERS, per .Jas ct nefas; they
are certainly types of hypocrisy. ~uylinc>s
and moral def,rmity Sing-Sing, may be,
could say low they have improved in moral
ty and education.
JUDGED. indeed. tho arrogance Of those
scoundrels is beyond anything possible or
drcamt Of.
They have attained to the sublime in i'm
pudcncc.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-10-15

The political situation in this parish is
settled. That is, the "colored citizens" being
immensely in The majority, their Radical
patrons deem themselves already in office
They know that they are scock Of the walk
and are grea,iy exul,ant. or rather less Than
5000 registered voters, there are 5000 negroes
and il is estimated that about fifty Of these
may vote the Democratic ticket, if snch a
ticket there shalI..be. Thus fat the Democrats
of our parish have neither nominated caudi.
dales, nor given any other indication Of a livelv
i%nleres, in the coming election. Morning
Star.