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New-York tribune., 1872-07-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Fnr,av Jsly i2-BEKvEs-Ony 20 bead Tepared sc
al Weehaxksn CommunpaN. Total Tor the EeA ehns
rirht against last week Or course tet vas
lffe 70 DO Butchers wanted cattle had the comm
Consequence sell The dead meat markets we s ~,
w full rates e better tnan on 5
net S s. fair a steers, for p kmans a. dLte
Goldsmith Indsue f0f Kmans cEt L-c anl - O ~
cattle az 2ie Pagan sold lI nno oI W '
"A ic 81 per cTt MoTehouse ran ou ~ olo uf
wood gross &C. 8 per cwt s. lery mostly yesterday
IS Kentucky. 3 Cyt, a. l<t GlN -
WA CsIvKshe market Such lots sold pretty read
generally o. to-day True teN cnoe
STE Wright Hoae hne JERSEYS a. e - s5a,e-
lao and y gasrs lso 70 A. Se Hume bhoa 'oA = SA
SsEEP AID IsRsArvas cars a. CounuunipsW, each AZ Forty
akns Ssiurav 11o5 tine last ssA oP
Q6tc for such az uerr son ~.
ali further advanced lot selling az lc rAt hos 80.
Ordinary not mpToved % 10 O-nAA s
Ses 6g Huse FI0t FortTeghh. $50 State sheep 20 lo
st Sc DO 81 y slcs Do IS B Sec = u SO 10 of ~ sAe
flmns g. ID lOo. s. be; t5 1o ~ 10 re +" NaA
- n IL. 20 DO 81 n lie, and 6l Of % n. a. llfc -
A. Fsreetb Buckingham sold ~ eoaTse - ID Ou' eep
" % a. Barnes sold " cans sheep and Is lambs 50
plc,et .od s8 Ohio sheep 30 y &C. 2l DO $50 n st6ic
22 Knt1rk lambs so lOc and 70 jersey do = 10 a. re
Ka sob Keuueky lambs 6i b Al Lc aDa f' JERSEYS
fss Co. At Washington Market ls Jersey lambs Sc 70 inst
i5 Henry sold 81 Jersey snbs 90 ~ at PIE 80 do 81 D.
a H,rg 90 sod 10 cas n lOc. % of6o 70, AZ 2ic;
90 oh 81 % slme pnce and few Of % =, q BE- ,
Bristol 10 Of 50 0 a. "a C. and aI o. 90 ~ AZ e a.
Ho-s-Arrvas to-day. only j. ears az forteih-st lus 80.
ne Sstsrav against 22 tine last week The matsrt vs
I Tor beavv he question getting sOueNlS' se'v
dressed a,gs sod 81 . 43c to-day
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13

g Lorr, Jnlr Il -Co-a iur - u'nia.l " di.s'' ~ 4
WrtxlyeTuS JuiT H. -t ogioa guei h11uh-s 80 'f ~
bses seekv-eIporscoasvise. g. haei sses oas ,., "
NoarR tur i2-Coston 6rm; Mnfinr Ac ue -.
h.es exnor,s-coasuise bae sales ID eaes 80
week y-ne receipts, u bales; eSPors-O'A'' ''' "-' -
53S bIes - - uttu;,,, a9l,, net reeeip,s,
hskst eruorts-coastvise u balesi sk - OAe'' '
bales exportscoastNise ~
BArTInoEE July I2-Cottoa quiet bu hrni f1lns "a
re.ps 90 bates gOss 70 paes "a he,
hs sses IS bales stock U4 bales seek ynet rsoep % ~
gross receipts 0l bales sales 1876 bales Na6nrx 2e net
receipts 10 bales; ~ s ,;yss, Brsu s
10 bales weeky--net receipts, 13 bales oPoiN "
coasx1se bales sales ~ nars nas,,, p2e net
NrvalRIykgs July I2-CottoB nomiusii nhlnnfs "a IA
eep 9 haeS, gross receipts bales; saes Sto o4e
bales. weeklv-pet recepts SO hs,es' gTos eeP - a.
~ C;res Rrsisip ssa hsles; ooast sc bales as I
-Cott0nhet rscepu oi He VIVA - ''
.hDuerss z haies s,ockIgTl 2Oy lSa, ~ bAes
,-cos I,~ 10 Coop que Mdtinys, ~ tci -
.s1 a. bsIes sock-l87l, go bales lsIk % onts
sI5lv 10 Cotton nominal hddtngs 2Ose ;sas ~
receipt hzesi exports !" N4N
Ts,st.r iS bales s1es 10
fme ben higher; M1lhnts -
,snts as hales sales. 222 bales; F0ck-lell Suoo O'
gisah.s. ~ecklv receipts g. bales sales III bales An
CoIrxsrs JULY l2-Cotioni weekly rsceps ~ oA''si 'f
hses- stock 1871 s1S bales 1871 80 bales -, hi,s,ts :
SV1NA Juv I2-COtfOn-weeklg Il receipts Daes' sN'P'
baes stock-l97l. 6g7 bales 1872, l4o bales 49,, - - s,o.
TIE total receipts Of Cotton since sept 4'4 " p.s.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13
TIE STATE OF TRADE T5'.


I1vDlS Jay l2-u.3l mConsois Opened Al si ' o i Is
,,s ~ upt United states Fve-rseniy bonis 15' sli i'O's
otf ia. }67s % Teu-F0rles. ~.
PaRis July pa m.-Reutes opened a. a5l 'c a, r.-
LrvKapoef July l2-u:J0 a. m--lotou oprnel lfaeI
Irsnis i0d Mddng Orleans, lltd' the saeS 3" ne ~esA
ung for and +u" on pei-tt.
a. F N por k bales, Of which 25o arr Arercaul Ae
~.i-ts he seek have 5000 baes including %
actsa sror the stock at sea 0ouns % tls Pe
The Bread-iln marAet usI
~ os Wbes, for the past ias have been 5 quarters l
Guiding r. 90 American. 80 81, ..- p.s qse
d. quarter Canadian Cheese So 2 cw for e best gSe 0
AmeIc4n
PARIs Jr iThe specie IN the Bank Of France has ocie's
900 francs durng the past week .-... o,4
July i25 p m.COnsos closed ar PC 'oI uo' 20
the aocoanL United FveTWeuy bonds tSek 81 ios
81
PaRIs July l2--p m.-Reutes closed Al 54L l5c ,. o.
LIyEsp.ol july ll-S m-otou closed sirnaC M1flng Up
I,uis 0d Mdding Orleans, I tc; The s of The la pave
l-eu IL hates incang speculation atl export lhf @
snsu Of cotton Bombay l2h ue @ report
rave been 900 bales TIE Yarns and Fabrics a. heah
iu Qaotaby lover Bacon . q ~t ioF tm'e-ll
CgL
ivRRPosL Jaly l2Ereniug bacon, 81 3 CFL 5 eA"5
Rb Adiies Lnseed Oil, 80 y Common hosn gao =
Juv l2Evenng Turpentue oreuei az % ao D.
llsel % q LInseei Oil $50 40 10 9 tun-
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r.h,-t -ussci Nsrliaa ~-1 - 'c 1 'i. ~
- -r Ftfe done and poe, ar, eacr- sales o" eos sl
RICR-Thcre rederate inquiry snd prcs, .neN p- a.
,yth sses casks Caronns q Dci and 70 oAgs "
s. 15fc Rangoon. ard 7i3sc for Patna ,...A .,
i. s1er snre.r h srket for suppes sales Of ~ h1s
AZ lor CuhAs lOc Tor Centrifugal zBd se ior forto co m
quiet Au arm. We quote tssos - I'-f~i " 1''
IIsc. B llEilts. and Extra &, ht dletc-
SPfCES-The~e has Sctye deusna i'r repp e
rrached ahon $50 pAkA OWetN~ '4
a.rkst Il ovi,t spc uhoni changes of importance 80
unchanged AZ lo for tcs snd &C. oi
TAIIOW sesTe and hsrely seadV sales Of 0s a. 9s '
Couuor 10 Cool snd y etc. for Pume- . ... . vr.ot
sales, 20V boA a. s13e 'i "'
ll F.r rTrsub bolrl
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nrrrA1n LIVE STOCK MARKET-J1LY Y

BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKRT-JULYl2 Il -,
CarrtE-Recepts to-day making the total supply o tH.
bead for the same TINE iss, Nee
s nm, fe dealers m attendance; sales not sncent TO mahe
gyobe market number Of cattle IN the yAn ot
~ sstsoT fberek. sales were follows; 10 ONO seers
averaging 1O4+ NJ 80 and 81 2 hesd premium u noF s@eS'
ranging .l.OG4 to 1913 az - S1 % %
S4KEP-Recpts head - 200 head the sane
s wsek; S8 Is for Canada lambs - iof
R beep Western sheen heavy 4d IS Is according 10 weight
and QUALITY. 3 Ohio sheep, ranging r1m - 70 % D A.
A. 60; Ohio lambs averaging 20 ID al 80 ~ an ouehss
we've disposed Of; the Yards are bare a., -
HoG-Reoespts to-day head making the supply Tor me eet
esA against for the last week market unsettled AZ
l2l 90 sales 25 Michigan averaging s D. st "a III
223 DO. averaging $50 h. at - ~.
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PFcEIP'rs OF PRODUCE.

Per- horth Icse8 ana hottfoLts
Irrr1-tf pkg Ashes, pkgs BeeswsH l4 Oaes az s,
e - C'.nlr pkrs pred Fruit l,5n bhls kgg 2O' lu
- M Mel eco bags Meal p 30 bush Wheat o' llsn
Ia ID m bnsh oats bush Malt 5bls Beans - 9slss tis
~. a., Ia Tf5es 0l bl, HIDES $3.50 SIDES LeatnesJ op ep
,Is,-ntne }85 bb's Rosu 100 bols Luo o. - r ~
Il. O-, las bas Peanuts % pkgA PorS, 4sS pigs u -.
so Ian s5 -e. Ird Y 257 pkgs Cheese 1t PKG bgtr
~ 10. "a ag O pigs Starch. ltls ltss Ioo0 -'- -1
-I.., -04 hse Woo. 81 bblz " bsky, 3thiN su,ii
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13

The officiating auctOueer announced the close of ths
sale that direct consignment of 25 head rstcas- Ken
tucy horses 4 expected 20 arrive az the auction mari
before Tuesday to Oe included In the catalogue Of
the regular semi weekly sale, which Is % be held on that
day.
sale Of horses, carriages wagons, and general sOrse
equipments Messrs. Barker q Chaae's CITY Auction
Mart and NewYOTk Taltersas, corner Of Thirty ninth
St and Broadway, tomorrow Saturday the 18th inst
at ~ O'clock
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13
Horse AyD cARRIAGE nARkK1.
NRw.YoRK. Yridar. Julr y. 1sr,

NJ" LUHh' FIltAJs July II I5iI
There is no change to note in the condition
Of the general horse market Trade IL very duil and
without any interesting feature. Pleasure horses
be bought at very low figures but there hardly
buyers, and a good many frstrate animals are -eni
under the hammer OF the auctioneer. Common drAn
horses maintain their former values. but the general
tendency Of the market Is downward.
Messrs Johnston & Van Tassell. at their Horse and
Carriage Auction Mart in East Thirteenths sold The
following horses in presence Of fair attendance, and.
as the annexed figures show. az pretty fair prices
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13
Gituations Uanieo-- females.

A LADY of education would like situation
~ ne-t Fan As SECRETARY professional gentleman Refer
enes exchanged Address b. ls rrumbuss HArSton Coln
A YOUNG WOMAN wishes few more Gus
n .s 49, tbs a.v ar .ek Understands DREsSAAKfNG sud
s knds family SEWING good ssuao feierenf7 nA
present EMPLOYER Call for two DAYS al 0z stanton 81
New-York tribune., 1872-07-13

ALBANY LIVE STOCK MARKET-JrIy p
Cattle opened good supply Of average good qua
decline equal 70 from sale range q oe ron - 20
Mich confined 20 New lork deaeIs pccs
rapre nom 10 old Sheep du AZ lst weeks prices
sapped and c higher = 10 sheep sell al
5gGte tbe Extra; Lambs. l0Dllc. for Guod.
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6ituations Uanteb-- Hlales.

DuulIlOHS lDulLtU-- htu'No'
A COMPETENT YOUNG MAN wants
n STT ATON genemsns pses ooAchman aud g,rien~
rde-tap perfectly o horses carriages hraes eoSs xsns1
a. good accepted Address Or call
West Fourh-st, room l3
A YOUNG MAN, thoroughly acquainted liz
n selling such good oe required IN se0--
ri ouptry orr forming connection where h ert
a. pushing would he appreciated Address n p n InDGne Ohe
As PORTER, or Otherwise-A young man
"A wants situation active willing thoroughly rnstSortag s0s
acquainted With the citT Address T. beI @ Tribune One
UTANTED-PAINTING by Journeyman
w PAINTER o rmpoymeni 6sutlenen havng PanuaE
do can have done er b, bOss painter Have
necessary HsngDg hasonnne Panlsg k so
Address fAlNAbhi ttsuYe o1ee-
WANTED, by a young Engllshman, sltua-
ton COACHMAN country good groom and ars eisn
driver; propr aai treatment ei s ahd ar
rages snd obAgugi best e references Aeae or es
DAYS, NJ. h. ,. Tribune Ohee
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correspondent 10 other writing oug ep
reBee Address Dr. T. g. J. ELLIOTT - yandsms Ae--torh
WANTED-SITUATI0N by a Photographic
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good references Address ; b, ~ hHlson't
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Cotton MARKErs

Jair y Coti1H 1n Mang hs rsoeus l29
bale gross receipts 15 tars sass y bales 1893 bas
Weskv receipts ST. bales gross = 0a eip1rs-coauiss
o. bales sales. To- 1z-.
Pa1iAoEPHiA Juy gCoton que Madltrs lse weekly Bet
rec-Uts 5J bsl-s. grse ~ hsles
MEHPais. Juiy l2C otioB-HodeS asking hghr BUYERS
Mld1Augs. rccrps ~ bales
hale.
bsles sbi9aenD SO balef l.OU baies.
BOsros 2Caa strong ddngs 23le receipts. agl
80 bake aoct l0Uo bales eerkJIoss Trcegs
l9 Great Braa iU b4les raes 900 balez
EassyiLK JBy i2Cotton dull uouali Los Mddlugs
Nseklsfecpts ~ baes b56 bass sock-sil, go
1874 le6l bales
CIsCsslTi Jsiy IL Cotton quiet AMI trB Mdd ing 9Jie
sseusVLLs yuT il-CstSs aalst. AddhBzs. 2JlC.
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BOsSier Banner.
". II. Selnlan1, Editor.
Terms

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For advertisements Inserted in news col
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Will be charged
Announc Irg candidates for otfiCc-invari-
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Advcrtis. meUts inserted for a specified
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occupied. and rot pro rata rates of the time
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inserted
All advc -tiscmcuts aud subscriptions are
due on pre- sentation, unless otherwise con
fraCtcd for.
All circulars, communications and cards
ofcaudila7cS or official aspirants, and other
matter int indcd for personal benefit, will be
charged fer at the rate of - cents per line,
cash In AL vance of first insertion. If not in
serted in regular advertising columns
Simple announcements Of marriages and
deaths made gratis Obituary notices, trib'
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ings Ne, will bc char scd the same as al
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Henrietta G. Tompkins, wife, }

Henrietta G. Tompkins, wife, }
VS.. No. 4Sf
Jonathan ii. Carter, husband.
In 18th JudisiaI District Court of Louisiana
for BoSsier parish
In the above entitled cause by reason
Il that the law and evidence are in
favor of plaintiff, and against the defendant,
it II ordered sdjudged aud decreed, that
plaintiff have judgment separating her in,
property from her said husband, The defend
ant, and that there be dissolution of the
community heretofore existing between
them. sad that plaintiff have separate and
full control and administration OF her prop
erty and for cost Of suit
1t IS further ordered, adjudged and de-
creed, that there be Judgment OF non-suit
upon plaintiffs money demand aad claim
against defendant.
Done and signed in open Court, at Belle
vue, La. this 23rd day Of March, A. D., 1872.
tSingedl l. Il. WATKINS,
Judge 18th Judicial District Court of
La, for Bossier parish.
thereby certify that the above is . true
and correct copy of the original Judgment
rendered in the above named suit, now on
file and of record in my office
Given under my hand and seal Office, at
Bellevue, La, this the 18th day Of March,
1872.
n2-3ts TN BRADEN, Clerk,
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Die d !:

On the 18th instant, at the residence OF
his father, at Coleville, in this parish, JOHN
0. SHELLEY aged about 70 years.
1t is sad to chronicle the death Of auy
fellow mortal, and especially Of one m the
glow Of manhood, and in the bright hopes Of
long life. But death has ne respect fer age
or condition. Itlsys its icy hand apon the
aged, and the infant in years, the young
man and maiden. None can stay that hand
The deceased wss dutiful son, loving
brother, . true friend. But he has gone; his
life's work IVES done; his memory We will
cherish; his virtues We will initiate. May
the Lord who has taken, sanetify his death
TO those who mourn for him. =
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of the country, TO unite with
the Liberals to defeat Grant,
and that they are only waiting
10 see what will be the upShot
of the Cincinnati Convention.
Should that Convention enun~
ciate principles at all liberal
and show considerable
strength, then will the fusion
here he complete.
Being in the Convention, |
think | have translated its sen
timents correctly.
ANTI-GRANT.
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BELLEVUE, La,
Saturday, :::::::::::: April 20, 1872.

A CHANCE TO WIN $4,000, AND
AT THE SAME TINE, AI7 THE
SICK AND DEsTFTUTE.-The sale
of tickets in the Grand legal En-
terpTisa M Omaha. in aid of Mer-
cy Hospital, under the auspices of
the listers Of Mercy, will be con
tinued till May 30th, when the
drawing will positively take place,
in open public. This charitable
enterprise enjoys the confidence of
the Governor, and best business
men Of Nebraska; also. the Mayor
and President of the Board of
Trade, Omaha. Highest prize,
S50,0O0, in cash. Total, $l50,G00.
in cash. The tickets are 50 each.
or two for 81. For full particulars.
addre SIS Pattee & Gnrdiner. Bust.
ness Managers, Omaha, Neh.
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assembled, and with its inJorso
merit and approval. 30
6. Resolved, That we herah,
instruct orr delegates to said cor.
yentien tooppose and vote against
the formation of any third part
and to act in concert with any
committee or convention hayipg
that object in view, only in the
event OF its recommendation by
the convention to assemble.
Resolved, That Col. John Nc
Emery Of Ouachita parish, Is the
first choice of this meeting Tor
Governor OF the State of LouiSf-
ana, and we hereby instruct onr
delegates to cast the vote of More.
house parish for him as the Dem
Ocratic or Conservative NOMINEES
for that position.
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PUBLIC CoRRUPTION.-The,
press should never tire Of 5es
efforts to- expose it, and to,
arouse the people against it..
1t has so far exposed it as to-
make all the honest menof the
United StateslOok upon it With
horror, but yet they seem also
to despair of stopping it and
thereby to be driven into q sort
of stoicism in reference to it,
which Observation-Disclosures can
stand it, / can"
When Legislators and other
officers, who were known before
they went into Office to have
been in INDECENT circumstances,
not possessing the necessaries,
much less the comforts of lite,
after Il short service are found
with their pockets full of mon
ey, and sporting fine buggies
and teams, and are able to buy
fine hOmesteadS and still have
comfortable deposites in bank,
the people believe that they
have not come by it honestly,
because they know that their
pay could only furnish n single
man with a comfortable SUD-
port and leave him very little
overplus, the question natural
ly arises, where do they get the
money?
There is but one cure for this
corruption and thar is public
opinion, public indignation. the
purity of the people.
Let the people IeInafn mac
tive and this public VICE will
sap the supports to our Liberties
entirely and make our country
and State the prey of anarchy,
misrule and despotism. The
people must arouse themselves
or become the slaves of the
corruptionists. The only rem
edy is the ballot-box-the votes
of patriots, loving their conn
try better than all the parties
in the world and showing it by
electing pure men to office.
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We dislike to recur to the sub.
ject, but, for the information of
the Natchitoches Times, we must
deny that the Democracy of Bos-
sier have tacitly or otherwise en-.
dorsed Senator Thomas since his
"change of base" Senator Thomas
was denied the appointment @
delegate from this parish to the
State Convention.
The Times will have to look else
where than BoSSier for Warmoth
can crumbs of comfort.
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The French politicians I'M
derstand the art of electioneer-
ing, or rather, have a way of
applying it in legal practice
that we have not reSorted to in
this country Thus their Leg
islarive Assembly has decreed
that, upon the fax bills, which
are. of course, unusually heavy
this year, there shall be printed
these words: The conse-
quence of the war upon Prussia,
declared By the Empire in
1870" Thus every tag bill is
brought home to every tax
payer, and is a most formula
able electioneeFing document
against the Empire and its res
toration. There is a smartness
in thus making of every tax
bill a political speech shat chal-
lerg es admiration for its deX-
telity. What would be the
effect in this State, if all fax
bills were to state exactly what
WIS the cause of them-why
they were heavier one year
than another? Thus, we should
have to say, upon our bills,
"Nhe result of the Stcalings
underline misrule of Warmoth, -
or TO repay Warmoth for
money invested in hribing rem
e;sade Democrats, or $40 pay
hireling Police and Militia to
overawe honest citizens i'm then
efforts 10 stop wholesale plum
der" or $40 pay a subsidized
press to defame honest citi
zens and "white-WaSh" War
lnothean thieves" etc. etc.
Our tax bills ought TO state this
but, unfortunately, they do not
When we paid s6S.04 taxes OIL
81, 400 worth of wild fat Lane
lying in Webster parish, W
thought of this and much more
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lCoushatta Times.

Besides Lewis, who brought
suit in open court for the re-
covery of the $4,000 paid by
Warmoth for his vote, indict,
ments for felony have been
made against Senator jerks
and Demas of the Legislature
The first for embezzlement-
the latter for forgery.
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ANTI-GRANT.

We want the State redeem
ed, not tied down another four
Years under the heel of either Il
State or National despot.
Ouachita Telegraph.
The BoSSier Banner and
our Democratic fellow-citiZen,
Judge Stephens, are willing to
take Grants despotism in order
TO beat Warmoth.
[Coushatta Times.
The BoSSier Banner stands
firmly by the Democracy. 1t is
free and untrammeled; wears
10 printing collar" and en-
phatically repudiates WarmOth
and his plunderers. We have
no compromise TO make either
with WarmOth Or those rene
gadeS who have pr0stituted
their political manhoodin their
greedy scramble for place and
pelf. The Democracy may, as
Il party, be defeated, but we
shall charge that defeat to the
cOrmOrants Of our party who
have betrayed its honest pre-
ceptS for the "Stolen sweets" of
Radical plumber. Routed and
defeated though we may be-
we shall not forgive those who
"wOre the collar of gold" and
those avariciOus creatures who
have so super-serviceably swell
coined the proud invader" No,
there is a day Of reckoning,
and the honest men of Louisi-
ana will yet draw the lines, and
the plunderers and cut-prtrse
"sappers and miners" of War
mothean miSrule will receive
the due reward of their treach-
cry.
In this connection, we adopt
the following paragraph from
! the n. o. Bee:
"What the Democratic State
Convention may do remains to
DE seen, but IL 1t should enter
into any coalition with Gov.
WarmOth, we hold ourselves
not only bound not to support
such an arrangement out to re-
sist it with all our might. AS
between Grant and Warmoth
there is no comparison, and we
hold national politics to he OF
infinitely less importance to us
than the redemption of Louisi.
ana from the condition of mis-
cry and ruin into which she
has been plunged"