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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-08-06

Vinegar is "must-have" on every
table. Have YOU seen the article on the
.'Adultsralion of Vinegar in the Boston
Journal OF Chemistry? De you know
that large proportion ol the vinegar IN
the market is made from poisonous acids,
sulpburous acid. Toll OF vitroD and oxal-
&c acid, because they are cheaper than CT
der?
The Journa! of Chemistry recommends
that the Legislatures of the several States
pass stringent laws regarding the oifense
and appoint Inspectors of the articles,
offered ior sale.
What is your duty in the matter? Is it
not plainly this? To supply tho pure
cider vinegar" that is always wanted. and
save peoples Stomachs from being eaten
up BY oil of vitriol and oxolic acids Talk
OF making Cheese Factories, Corn and
Fruit Canning Factories; what We need
most ot all, Just now. are Vinegar Fac.
tories Our apple trees arc already
grown; cider apples are u drug in the
market. Don't you see your opportunity !?
Start co0pOratre Tinegcr Factories while
the present crop is ripening on the trees.
Names granite soil has long been
noted Tor raising men and women. II
ha> late, become noted for horses; also
Tor some ct the best apples in the market,
iirm, round, and good To Keep. Lei her
make the best vinegar BOW.
Who will start the first Vinegar Fac.
tot, in Oxford County?
). j PHENrIsS.
Pui>. Aug 9TH, 1872.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-08-06
PERHAPS no real medicine ever gam,

PERHAFS no rear he'lclhS ever s"'"cu INC
apid popularity which Castoria ms done. One
person relates his experience OF It's good cccts TO
another. IL is a vegetable preparation. perfectly
harmless, pleasant TO take; does not distres, or
giipc bat regulates the system, AMI i SURE 20
operate when all other remodic. have failed. Any
psrsun who has ever used CastoriI Tor stomach
Ache, Constipation, Group, fiatucncy, Worms,
Piles or derangCd Liver, will never again use The
nAuseAling OIL, Bittcr-, Pills or Narcotic Syrnps.
The Castoria contains neither Minerals, Nor.
phine nor Alcohol. BY it, soothing, quoting cf.
feet il produces natural sleep. and is particularly
adapted to CRYING aud teethng children. Ii costs
but - cent, and one bottle will save many dol.
lar in doctors bills. jul30-iw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-08-06
LATEST.
THE
No. Carolina Election.

The Editor of the 0Tford Register was
80 elated a, the first returns from this
State. that he issued an Extra, and brought
out his big rooster. The returns up to
August 4th, show that tho democratic
majority OF last year OF 5000, has been
whitfield down to 1000, and the result is
still in doubt. Don't erooo TILL yoa are ont
If dhe goods. Chapman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-08-06
Non-Residcnt Taxes,
In the town VI Greenwood County of Oxford,
state OF Maine, FOR the year A. ID. ISL.

In tiio town Oi Greenwood, County of Oxford, rn'i
state OF Maine, FOR the year A. ID. ISL
The following lisI oi Taxes on real estate of non
resident owners in the town of Greenwood for the
wear ISL, in bills committed 10 Isaac WeutwoI,h n,
Collector OF Taxes OF said town, on the 25ih day
OF June ISL and recommittc'l 10 David 4. Cof
fin on the Sd day or April, A. u. ls72 has been
returned by saii David \. Colfn To me -
remaining unpaid on the 2Sh day OF May, iS,2,
by his certificate OF that date, and now remain
unpaid: and notice is hereby given that If said
take. and interest, aud charges are not paid into
the Treasury of said town OF Greenwood within
eightecu months from the date oil the commitment
Of said bills so much of the real estate 30 taxed
Is will be sufficient 10 pay the amount due there
for including interest and charges, will without
further notice, be sold az public auction AZ the
store of Israel + Emmons, IN said town, Oh The
18th day Of December, 1872, at o'clock l.. NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-08-06
Non-Residcnt Taxes,

Ia the rown OF Newry, County OF Oxford, and
State OF Maine, Cor the year 1871.
The following list OF Taxes on Real Estate Of
nonresident owners IN the town OF Ncwry for
The wear 4. II. 1871, in bills committed To Elijah
Power, Collector of said tow of NewTV ON
the .iIih day OF June, 1871 has been retained
hy him % as remaining unpaid on the &th
IA, % June, lS72, by his certificate of that date
snd now remain unpaid aud notice u hereby
gwen tnAt ID the sNid taxes, interest and charge.
srr l,nt paid into The Treasury of said town WITH
IN cigl leen months from the date Of the commit
mcnt ~ said bills, much of the real estate tax
cd a. viii be sufficient ia pay tie amount due
therefor, including interest and charges, Will
without further notice, ho sold at public auction,
al the dwelling house uI OvIin Foster. Ia sad
town, On the sd LAY OF December, 1872, nj one
o'clock 4. 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-08-06

IITHEREAS, Lawson C.. Smith, OF Newry, in
w County OF Oxford, did on the twenty. first
day of October A. ID. 1851, convey in mortgage to
EnOch Foster, OF Newry, in said County, certain
tracts or parcels of land viz lot No : IN range
in said Newry, on the west side OF Bear River;
al so ope-thir. part OF lot No in Pad range OF lots
in said Newry, and about II acres from the north
east corner of lot No. in the End range of lots IN
said Newry, on the east side OF said river, 10 Sc,
cure The payment OF the sum of two hundred and
ffty-iye dollars aud forty cents and interest," and
whereas the said mortgage deed was assigned 10
me by the said Enoch Fostes, aud the condition
of said mortgage has been broken, claim to fore
close the same pursuant 10 the Statute IN suc
case made aud provided.
ENOCH FOSTER, JR.
Bethel, July Slst, 1872. aug6
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-08-06

Nix. SUMMERS SHEER NJ the President
lrc;rlse he WAS educated ut West Point
Al the public expense, is unworthy oil
any senator. General Grant has repaid
his country thousand times Tor the cost
Vt his military education.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-08-06

The system being put under the Influence
ofDr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
iur lew weeks, the skin becomes
.mooih. clear, soft and yelyety, and be
ing illuminated with the glow al perfect
health from within. true beauty stand.
forth in all its glory. Nolhing crei pre-.
scented TO the public rs II beautilier oi the
complexion ever gave such satisfaction
Tor this purpose as this Discovery. The
effects OF all medicines which operate up
or tho system through the medium OF the
blood are necessarily somewhat slow, NO
matter how good the remedy employed.
While one 10 three bottles clear the skin
of pimplcs. blotches, eruptions, yellow
spots, comedones or ''grubs," dozen
may possibly be required TO cure some
cases where the system is rotten with
scroiulous or virulent blood poisons. The
cure of al these diseases, however. from
the common pimple 10 the worst serolula
il. with the use OF this most potent agent
only matter OF time. Sold By all drug
gi>ls.
Diseases such as Consumption. Bron
chitis, Debility, from Typhoid md other
Low Feycrs, from excessive grief, study,
al ciosc confinement, aud prOstratiOn OF
the vital powers, yield 10 Fellows Com
pound Syrup OF HypOphosphitcs sooner
laan any remedy ever before discovered
At this season of The year, cramps and
litihs in the stomach and bowels, dysen
tery. diaTrhoea.. &C., are quite common.
and should be checked ut once. J0hnS0H'S
.1ltoslgle LiHimeHt is the best article that
can Toe used in all such cases, and should
be kept in every family.
Few People unaequainied with ply.
siological chemistry are aware OF the
quantity OF iron in the blood. but all
should kn0lc the Importance oil keeping
up the supply, for debility, disease and
death are sure to follow when the guam
tity becomes too much reduced. The
Peruvian Syrup Ga protoxide OF iron)
supplies this vital element. and has cured
many chronic diseases.
Burneu's COcOaine-Of all hair
preparation, is certainly the most popu.
lar. and we are assured by friends that
have used it of its great superiority. In
Ste1u OF containing u large poItlOn o
heating substances and animal oil, which
have heretofore entered into the compo
sition OF all hair preparations, it is entire
ly free from them, and by its cooling
properties removes dandruff and itching
and imparts TO the hair a most luxur ian
and glossy appearance.
THE THIEF who was arrested for robbing Par.
-ous, sfo,,a i'm this town Nyas found tn have a
Quantity of AYEs'S HAZE yiGOR in mis- pa ssas
sion When asked why he wished ia steal that
article. no answered that he ''wanted to rester
his hair, tor il was hard to he thief aud bald
too.n Ii that invention of the great ehemis
could restore faded character as etfectualiy a
il does their natural beauty 20 bald and gre.
heads, it would surely be, as they say 1t now IS
truly Invaluable Il ewiston (Me.) Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-08-06
Sc oemteenth Maine Regiment.

The veterans O! this organization will
hold their annual re union this year. On
the 10Th of this month. at Portland. or
some island in the bay. They are pre-
pairing 10 have = large attendance and
guod time generally. Free return tick
els will be furnished on The various lines
OF travel, to those attending,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-08-06
SnIe of Real Estate.

r,HE undersigned, hereby gives PUBLIC notice
J. that pursuant TO a license rom the hon
on Saturday, the 3lst day OF August, lsI2, at ten
O'Clock A. n, at the dwelling house occupied by
Thomas V. Foster, in Stonehan, in the County Of
Oxford, all the real estate which Avtds ". os'eI
Isfe of said Stoneham died, sieze,i and possessed
in the County OF Oxford, consisting OF about thir-
teen hundred acres situated in the town OF stone
ham and vicinity STEPHEN ID. FOSTER,
Administrator Of the estate Of Avilda u. fester
Dated at Stoneham this 10th day OF July 1917
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-08-06
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men IRON the ci
leeis OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
restored. Nervous debility cured. impeachment
~ marriage removed. New method OF treatment
New and remark lble remedea. Books and Cirn.
lars sent free, in sealed envelope.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. = -.
Ninth ST, Philadelphia, Pa. my2S12sn-iy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-08-06
DIR. WELLS
EXTRACT OF JEKU REBA

Is there any want u action I'm your liver
and spleen! Unless relieved at once, the blood
becomes impure by deletcrious sccretion~, pro.
ducing scrofulous or skin diseases, Blotches, Eel
on, pustulcs, Cankcr, Pimples, &C. Fc
Take Jurubeba to cleanse, purify and restore
tn- Hated blood 10 healthy action.
Have you dyspeptic stomach! Unless
digestion is promptly aided, the system is debill.
tated with loss OF vital force, poverty of the Blood,
Dropsical tendencies, General Weakness or Las
situdc.
Take il tn assist Digestion without reaction, 1t
will impart youthful yigor 10 the weary eufrerer.
Have You weakness of the Intestincs!
You are i'm danger OF Chronic DiarhGa or the
dreadful Inflammation of the Bowels.
Take IL TO allay irritation and ward of tendency
to iuilammations.
Have you weakness OF The Uterine or
Urinary Organs: You must procure instant
relief on you are liable to suffering worse than
death.
Take it to strengthen organic weakness or life
becomes 4 burden.
Finally it should be frequently taken 20 keep the
system in perfect health, or you are otherwise IN
great danger of malaria, miasmatic or contagious
diseases.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Is P)att ST., New York,
Sole Agent for the United states
Price One Dollar per Bottle. send for Circular
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-08-06
SKIN DISEASES.

rEgRI'S IMPROVED COMEDONE AND PM
HLE REMEDY skin Medicine OF the age.
g. warranted - cure FLESH WORMS PWrLUS,
rrupiious BLoTCHED Designations 81 the larc.
sold by al Druggists. Depot 80 Fond 81, y. !.
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DIED.

Ia sweden, July l7th. Mrs. Mary, wife of hrnja
min =. Holden, aged - years; July 2ith, Mi-,
Martha, daughter OF Benz amin Holden, agod 81
wears aud months.
In Pari., August 9Th Lo,te 4, Daughter Oi
William Daniels, aged h ears. months, day.
tuneial on Tuesisy, Aux 60, al | o'clock
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-08-06
TrEAsURER's OFFICE,


Augusta, July 20, 1877.
DURSUANT 10 Chap 6, See. i5 OF the Revised
/ statutes, will at the State Treasurer's OF
lice, in Augusta, on the fourth day of September
next at II O'Clock, noon, sell and convey by deed
To the highest bidder all the interest OF the State
in the tracts OF land hereinafter described, lying
in unncOrporated townships the said tracts hav-
ing been forfeited TO the state FOR State taxes and
County taxes, certified TO The Treasurer Of state
for the year 1870.
The sale and conveyance of each tract will be
made subject 10 right in the owner or part own
CT, whose rights have been forfeited, TO redeem
the same ut any time within year after the
sale by paying or rendering to the purchaser his
proportion of what the purchaser paid therefor at
The sale. with interest ut the rate of twenty per
cent per annum, from the time of the sale, and
one dollar for release: or such owner may redeem
his interest by paying as aforesaid 10 the Treasur-
CT Of State as provided in Chapter g. Section 10 OF
the Revised Statutes.
No tract, however will be sold at price less
fhan the full amount due thereon for such unpaid
State and County taxes, interest and cost, as dc'
scribed in the following schedule:
OXFORD COUNTY.
1871 acres No 5, II. /, Estate tax els IS
1880 acres No. 4, r. q do $50
Bachelors Grant do 81 32
Fryeburg Academy. do 81 10
julSo-3w WAI. CALDWELL, Treas.
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For Moth Patches. FreckIcs

MD TN, JSE FERRY ; MOIIi AND
tRECkLE LOTION. The wei known, reliable
and harmless remedy FOE Brown pisco!oiTiion-
Of The face Prepared only by DR.. H. &. Pony
bcrinJtOlogi>t, % Bond Street, New York
sold 10y Druggists ereTy1ehere. narly-sn-"m
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PUBLIC LECTURES.
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
November II to November is.

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, EAAMINA'
TfON OF CLASSES.
Wednesday Evening, MUSICAL ENTERTAIN.
NE\T.
Thursday, 9 z. NJ, DISCOURSE At Congregation
al Church.
Thursday Evening PRIZE ESSAYS, DECLAMA.
TONS AND READING, al Church.
Friday, 4. NJ, PRIZE DRILL.
friday, L. NJ, LITERARY EXERCISES nj the
Church Music by Norway Military Band
Friday Evening, Meeting of Alumni and Friends.
Welcoming Addresses, Grafton and Poem.
Social Entertertainment.
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SEND FOR. CIRCULARS.

For any information n " Course Of study,
ENpenses, sc; or for Circulars Board OF Rooms,
apply To Rev j. Il. WHEELwHIGET, Rev. A.
HATCH, DR.. ID. Il. SAWYER, l.. +. STONE. ALVA
liEESEl or
III. L.. SWASEY, Principal,
nugG South Paris, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-08-06

II /. not 4 physic, which may give tempOraryre
lief to the sufferer for the first few doses, but
which, from continued use brings Piles and
kindred diseases TO sid in weakening the Invalid,
nor is il a doctorcd liquor, which, under the popu-
NJ name Of "Bttersn Is so extensively palmed on
on the public as sovereign remedies but ii Is 4
most powerful Tonic and Alternative, pro.
nounced 80 by the leading medical authorities oil
london aud Paris, and has been long used by the
regular physicians OF other countries with Won
dgrtul remedial results,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-08-06
Mill for Sale.

THE Steam Mill, situated in Milton PlansatiSn
miles nom the railroad. Said mill WAS built some
three wears ago, at a cost of about 5000, and t
can be bought at bargain il applied for soon: II
has one of the best circular saw board iaaenines
other small machinery, Said Mill is IN good re-
nair and is an excellent chance for spool aetory,
with plenty of white birch and poplar lumber
iN'''p RI ALLEN.
Milton Plantation, July 18th, 1872. tt
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MARRIED..

In O.age Ohio, July 9Th, nj the residence OF The
bride, father by Rev. 4. Bush, l.. Warner Know l.
t,,, ESQ and Ellen A. Rvcrson, all Of osS.o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-08-06
Notice Of Foreclosure.

VITHEREAS, Albion washburn, of Canton, in
w the County OF oxford, on the twelfth day OF
july in the year eighteen hundred and sixty seven
by his deed of mortgage of that date, conveyed to
me certain pieces or parcels of land situated n
Hartford, in said County. and described IN ssio
deed rs "The east half OF Lot numbered seven u,
the eleventh range of lots in said Hartford and
divided by the road running north and south
through said lot" "Also one other piece, DelnS
the Gore Lot numbered five and lying directly
being recorded in oxford Registry OF Deeds
Book 1855, Page lS7, and the conditions of said
mortage being broked l claim foreclosure OF the
same, and give this notice for TINT purpose
FREDERICK ELLIS.
Turner, July 20, 1872. july3O
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-08-06

IL IL mark of the unsuccessful man, that Inc
invariably locks the stable door when the horse i
stolen. This .ort of wisdom never thinks abou
bodil, health until il !. gone. But just IA mucl
as auy ui,cas, has become seated, the power q
the syst,m 10 resist and throw It OF il weakened
hence time i. all impOrlaH. For dyspepsia. al
diseases uf the liver, stomach, skin anl krlncys
anil all that begin in ,itiated blood do not war
until lhc trouble IL confirmed, but attack 1t by
tinely use OF DIR. WALKER's CALIFoKNIA VINE
GAK BITrER>. aur5 -
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BORN.

In Bethel July 5th, to the wife of Goodwin L
Wiley, 4 daughter.
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r 90 AGENTS WANTED for the 7
NDER GROUND RAILROAD i

record of Facts, narrating the hardships, hair.
breadth escapes aud death struggles OF The Slaves
IN their efforts for freedom, "a narrated by them.
selves and others. illustrated by seventy fine en-.
cravings. No book Tor years more highly recon-.
mcnlet, or intensely interesting. Unlike any
other book clear field send for circular and
Terms ~ once 10 ID. l.. GUERNSEY,
Pub and Gen Agent, Concord, y. IL.
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Great h,rm and discomfort is causcd b,
the use OF purgalives which grippe an'
tack the system. Persons IHrgattr'
Pili> are free from all impure matter, m,
are mild and health giving in their ope.
alton.
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Special Notices.
s45 TO SIoO PER WEEA


n,- .i-r., D, ANY lady. so.oOo Sold - ~ mouth.
rhv n.a-, rapid ,oii,us article, r,cr nNcntrd 'or
.is,rrI,,. or >iu-le ladies U.c.
ri FEMALE CAN DO WITHOUT THEW,
durable. Elegant, Cheap, and what hAs ,'way-
been wanted, and always Will. Profits large
Rights Tor sale. Lady Agents can make fortunes.
standard articles. Circulars free.
Address BANDANAH MANUFACTt RNG Co.
New York ~ uSs
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RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS

AGENTS, We well pay YOU $40 per week in cash,
IL YOU will engage with rs AT ONCE. Everything
furn she'd and expenses paid Address
Y. A. ELLS a. CO., CharIotte, MIch.
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS,

We will send "a handsome Prospectus OF our
NCr Illustrated Family Bible containing nearly
500 fine Scripture illustrations to any Book Agent
free of charge. Address, NATIONAL Furnishing
Go phii1drlnhil PA
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S'EATE OF MAINE.

DAVID EMMONS, Treasur
greenwood, August Sd, 1872.
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A tvo.s.orv house, with Piazza; high-poste1
ronms with modern finish Cement Cellar; Fur
mace: Brick Cistern; good water; large Stable
and an acre and a half of land with fruit trees
&c. Can be bought at bargain.
IL will make fine private residence, or board
ing house-having eleven rooms.
s5-Enquire ut this Office.
.July 8, 1872. II
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Mason Items.

pui~. Aug. 9TH, 1872.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17
More Converts.
A special to the St. Louis Republican c
Sunday saws

A special to the st, Louis Republican Of
Sunday says:
Senator Bayard, Of Delaware, and Sena-
tor Stockton, OF New Jersey, make their
appearance in print to-day as Greeley con-
verts. Senator Bayard gives his adhesion
in an eloquent letter Of some length, and
Senator Stockton made an animated speech
at Weldon, North Carolina, yesterday re-
port Of which is telegraphed here Hesaid
ne had always been a DemOcrat and never
scratched a Democratic ticket. He could
hardly say when he had been converted,
but believed it was on the cars the previous
night At the Baltimore convention he had
voted against Horace Greeley, and had
written to his constituents saying that cap
tains should not be the frststo desert, but
that the high court Of appeals of the Demo
obeyed. Ut was not to be disguised that the
South nominated Greeley. Democratic
Senators had told him that Greeley was the
right man to nominate, and they were
right The North had made nominations
twice. The South had made this. He and
his friends had taken back seats, and be-
lieved the South had done wisely and well,
and he was prepared to 60 in now and work
his best for the election of their candidate.
fApplause.J He had not objected to Mr.
Greeley for any personal reason; > he be
lieved be would certainly beelected 1t was
the wisdom of Providence. which had IN
spired that unanimous nomination. and dis
PEELED all the mists Of prejudice OF his and
other minds. The Divine arm still guided
US, and would lead us through the paths of
.peace to the restoration Of the constitution.
Applause
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17
the Packard Ring.


The Madison J0uWpQl which favors the
nomination Of Kellogg for Governor and
speaks wellof Antoine, says;
It seems to us that Mr. Packard and his
ring areimpressea with the idea that they
are the State, aud That they intend to rule
itregardless Of tile wishes and interests Of
the people. No man can receive noraina-
tl0n or hold office bat by the gracious suf
teranee OF the gentleman from Maine and
his colleagues from Massaehusetts Vpr-
mont and the devil only knows where. To
be sure they dad place on 1helr ticket d fsir
representation IN number Of tae colore7
citizens Of this State, hpt were thev rs
3ected because they We're the true rente-
sentatives OF their race, or because thev
could be manipulated in the interests 81
the Cust0mh0use We don't know, but
iudging trom the other selections, /, aside
from that of Governors We are compelled
TO the belief that The latter was the true
cause. The names of Kellogg and Antoine
give great strength TO the ticket, bur
whether &c Is sufficient to carry ii through
depends greatly upon the action OF the con
Nention which is to assemble in August
We may be compelled to support it, but ii
viii he after we fail in finding a better ole.
The tail Is too heavy for the head.
The people Of Louisiana are composed of
three classes; and ltls the fault of Just such
AlNh Us koAlPUao Wis GWsN0iulOUSe gang that
there are three, viz: the old white citizens
the eolored, and thenew Corners, sometimes
called carpethaggers. But for. the etf9Tss
OF the eRrpet-bag demag0gues there would
he perfect accord between the white and
eolored citizens Of Louisiana, and good
feeling on the part of both for the new
comers.. so tar as the last are concerned.
no people have, ever been greeted with
more hospitality or kindness than thev
have been BY the people Of Louisiana of
both races Many of them are among the
most highly hOnored and respected 0f our
citizens; some Of them have been breeders
Of strife and mischief; and while our people
honor and respect the first, they detest and
nate the latter and 10 ciEzGn wh3 has the
honor or interest in the STATE ID heartswill
ever support them tor Office. They make