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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-10
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Rartinus, ME er nit isinem S9perte ben @an.
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sssranSet ben erlen Sanuar 1871. Dieslte 70.
fet 5000 uns 1T in isrsr Siniidt Elm frfbares u.
bS6ft ssi@ma@ppa ausssfibrtes Stad arbsit.
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aranfen : llntsrliisunss -gsrein. Der Siinslinss-
9srsirt, Der ct. Spiepbs : aranfen : llnterhiis.
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S6lue biltrtrn rie @itslieesr bes ct. Marti-
nus : aranfsn . llntrritigunss : Sereines. aas
Ssreine trarsu nit i6rsn reIpeftipen AuSjei6nun-
gen ausseriift unr fiibrten ibrs Ssrsinsfabnsn,
nit ausnabme Der air9mepmpasnis, psl6er por.
an SaS Strrnthtannsr ~latterts.
Sn Der Stride angeIan9t belt Der Spdtp.
pfnrrsr Ia9 bic 5sitprspist, tpcrauf rann bic lib
li6c 6abnsnpeibe fplste. Oasauf bssann pas
fsterli6e 2esiten , slmt, eelstrirt Won Sohp.
Srn. S6parg, unter Ifiitsn; rer SpGw. Miiasr
unr TauTsnta6. Den Gbrr lsitete Der ais tiid-
tiger Srsaniit unp Sirigeht reitbin BE-
fannie !Sr. 5piefb 9sYsnsedsr. Die Isls,
nel6s lei Der Gelesenbsit sprsstragen
purSs, mar pss Srn. Organizer eissns Gompp-
iiticn une srntste ~alsemeinsn Seifaa. Gpn
Zen SGnsern ;ei9neten i6 defenders aus rie
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i6iebenen gsreine einen llm;us rur9 bic Stras
bsn rer Stabt unc sereinisten i6 Sarauf am
NaGmittas gu semiitbli6er llnterbaltrns. Sim
sbrnss faup bic sisrtsljGbrli9e rs9elmabiee Ser.
iamlmluns TAFT, bel ,relter 0slssenbsit 20 neae
Witsliersr sur Iufaabms Srrsei9lasen tpnrren.
Oils Seamte Res ct. WartinuS, aranfen -llnter-
ihigunss-g srsinss fiir's %laufsnee Sabr f%unsirsn
grdleent :-@eprs 9 dram.
gice.g rai. :-6rans 5eil.
1. Sefrstar IS Uiepb 0anfabrt.
3. Sefrstar :-Iugut S~einfatt.
1. aafirsr :-Ni6. @sil.
g. aafirer :-Spb. 5cffm an n. GEM
Seiliyenbsr :-0epr9s StBser.
5inans : Grmmitte = Sol. Sunt, Serb.
@ #, It. Spffmann. Serb. @ard
8abnsntraser.
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aatbclitsn @iaiamsburss ii9 su i6Snsr Sliitbe
unb psrlpri9t in ni9t a0;uiernsr gu
funft bic bsrrli6itsn Srii9te.
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@sent Der vSasetts" in williamsburg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-10
dies.

Aui Worabeno Der leyten Nisbsrlase bel Se.
ean purbe cine @olpnne fran3biiter Sfisiere u.
Splpaten BON elmer preaeilhen Ittbeilung &C.
gen SbipnsiQe atgefibrt. llnteipegs erlaubte
I'D, Elm fransSiIher Sclfat einsm fran,piIhen
Sficisr Snlulten unr Serwiinidunssn ;u MAIDEN.
Der SfIsier wellte ibn sur Srpnuns rufen.
Was? Weibt bu ni6t, eaB mir bier ale sleif
linp ? Sisr gibbs fein SHi;ier mebr! aaunt bat.
te pieler pariler Scyou bic @prte selprr6en, ba
%cpmmanpirte Der preuEiibe Sficier, wslder benz
@eiansenen Transport ~Spritanp /: Salt Tann
iprah CT gum iransSIitsn 8 fieisr Dieter Scl-
bat bat lie 10 chen arGbli6 b%eleieist. sic linb
niht in Der Gage ibn gu ~beltrafen. Scwia i6 sS
an ibrer SteQe tbun. pier sibt er benz Splea-
ten Elm 3ei6en aus benz Wliete ~ ltebsn ! llnt
Der Sclbat bla6 unb sitternb tritt aus benz 0lisbe.
8aum bate er einiae S6rittt setban, ra siebt
ibm Der preueil6e Sffcier einen &esplperi6ub
Dor ben Iepf. Sann wurbe ecmmanbirt I:
s%erparts, unr aass isBte iu1 wisbsr in gswe.
guns.
S~unalinfer. GIN 5. 5cbr. farb aabier, rubis
in Set erseben, unp nit Zen beilisen Sterbes
Saframsntsn seriebsn, unier pielseliebtsr 6reInS.
q. 5inisrrale.
Serr 5iniernaic mar Elm Yiseermann i'm cd
ten Gimme hes @crtes; III ibm bat unIer Ssrt
einen Wann S%erlcren, relder INNER bsreit mar
eirem Seeen nit &atb une Shat beisulteben. -
9Sir ppQen Nle ben Sdmer3 nit Der trauernben
0attin res Sinacibieeenen, ipelde ibm bel Yebs
,eiten inner treu CUR Ssits ltaap, tbeilsn. Or
rute in Jrieeen.
cnrd &Cniel. @roBb. SsibluB bonn 8. Iars
III Or. SuliuS u b er NJ |, 8riseensridter peS
@antcns Gapslen, in Grleyuns teS perltortsnsn
Srn. @ugultin |, sum 5rieeensribter hes Gam
tons 8emih ernannt tppresn.
9~urembarg, 16. MGr;. Die critic luremtur-
abide QeesrmeIe, wel9e int Vaufe eieler Wc1e
ltatt bate, bat ale Grpartunsen unierer @erber
meit iibertycisn. Die ,3uflbr spn geber mar
nidt unbspcutenb /; Siel bspeutenesr mar piegiah-
iraae unb eaber ltaneen bic preile aud lebr bod.
IS waren nur 5remee, pelcte faufen fan,en.
Gieier Mnfans serlpriht ldpnen Grfelg ; rper
msib, Oh bel siinitissn nmltIncen bic lurembur-
ail6en 9eeermsIen nidt eenen pen 5ranffurt une
Qsipsis, psnn aud ni6t slsitfcmmsn, lid jebo9
ndbern fpnnten. Sm Jntsrele Der Staet une
elmer her srcesn Snbufrieen hes taness III Is
gut, ,renn Niles sei9iebt, I'm bic Wfsne ;u bsben
uib aIuier beranSusisben.
au9 bic slsi6Ssitise @patcnmeiTs III isbr be-
frieeisene aasssfaaen.
9urembnrs, 10. @ar,. slm s~sfrisen atsnp
| ssssn 9 lbr traf ein @iitersus ppn Sriltl font
msne, on Der Sisnali6sibe aubsrbalb BEN Gent
traltabnbpie Gin, unb mubte Der WaIhinilt, ea
bic Steluno Der Sisnall6eibe bic Ginfabrt in
ben gabnbpf unteriaSte, ben 3ug gum Stebsn
triuaen. llnaufbaltam lisB Der Mal6inilt bic
| Iampipfeiie Ipislsn, I'M tas YerIpnalbes Sabn-
befes an eas erwGbnte SinbsrniB aufmerfiam Su
maiden, allies mar umlenR, es ssistr I6 Nismanp.
6Jsssn II llbr, na6 speiitinbissmS altsn, fommt
elm ,wsiter 0iitsr,ug aus Der namli6sn &i6tuns.
3u Ipat ssmabrts Der sintrtHenee Wai6inlt ben
ssr lid iebsnesn Bug, ibm mar IS ni6t mSslib
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-10
Gprtfssuns fpIst.)

1tm,ua.- Ginsm sssbrten gab!ifum Siene
CUR Na6ri6t bab Ssrr s. Il. @Yh friiber in
Der item SlraBe, ,wii6sn Rain u. Soma, iein be.
tsutsne YersrSbertss Eager an Si&srn, .3sit.
l6riftsn, S6rsibmatsrialsn u. +. (, II. [. NJ, in
bic Nabs Res Iremrnt 8 Sauiss in Stsr Strabe
;pil9sn @ain II. Soma Ssrlsst bat unr gu jeser
.3sit bereit III, mic bisbsr ale an i'm erssbsnben
gsfsQunsen aufs piinftlidits gu t~sicrsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-10

unfercr nertbcn Sefcrinnen auf,
msrfiamfsit lsnfsn mir auf pas, felt lansen belt
betannts puypaarensei6aft BON frau &ieie e.
SRI. Yua9ols, Clap Sirabs spiiasn 7. u. g.,
bic neusitsn WSsen an Siitsn, lrwis glum,n,
Sanesr II. |. M. ansefpmmsn, unb bietet ibr
reidbaltises unt aufS Bette a%liprtirte Eager allen
aauiuIi9sn bic se~Idmafpsafe auspabl. Strpb.
bite rerSsn pie friiber, aud in bisiem 6riitjabr
gum gSai6en, 5Grbsn. Wrpsrnifren unp Gar
nirrn ansenrmn,sn unr allen @uftrdsen aus Der
Staet unb Srm yante l6neae uns piinftli6e
aufmerflamfsit sepipmet. Wan Serseie ni6t
penn man fir bic naben Otter 5eisrtase berartis
&c Ginlaufe su ~bsicrssn bat srrSniprs4sn in Ssm
pugssi6aft prn
Srau &ieie g. SRI. Sn9bolB,
q. @1;.-3 gp. Glas. Straee, $40. z. u. s. Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-10

Inferer 3efer Iufmerflamfeit lenfen mir
auf bic ,Neusn an;eisen, in elmer anpsrn Spal-
te bieIer Nummer. Inter anbern fnesn ie a0ba
bic Mnseise hes Srn. q. 8. Ibeeinsa pelder erff
fiir3li6 cine eisene giien.@ aaren> 5anbluns bier
anssfansen une ale ms @iienseibaft einidlasi.
gen MrtifsI III ben t%iQisten yreilen s~erfauft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-10

Stcle9eimcb!- s sis lsss ssa s1snF ira Re.
IRfi6 unb suslii5 iprs6sn uns i6rsibsn fana futt cine PAT
isnes ssitditisans in einsm @sitaftstauis. -Habsrss in Der
SfTet etstr 3eiiuns.- ia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-10

Ssrtist pldne, Sstaii,ei1nunssn une aofsnan'
ibidse fur GcbGuee aler Mrt.
Beionoere aufmerfiamfeit piro Den Gut
tpirien bon air9en uno S9ulbauiern &C.
idenft unD Die 6erren Weifli@en unD Vors
ittber bon @emeinoen, Die fi1 gum 8aue bors
bereiten, 8ebeten, in Der Oftte JuJuipre9en nm
fib bic borbanpeRen Vlane &c. anJnfeben.
ca grsiie fur eini6lasiss Arbsitsa psrsen biais ssfsQt
une Der Sstras I'm Spraus purt ssssnfstttsss usssrstnion'
men befimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-10

Ote Stabtpabl am 1. April serIief gang
rubis unb enssts III einem slanseneen Siege Der
Demcfraten, bic, unsea6tet Der srSbten slnirens-
unsen ibrsr Sesner, tas san3s bempfratil9s
Sidet erwabltsn nit ausnabms sieaei4t zines
gleermannes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-10

Wfpntas Mbene sesen 80 llbr, finSet i'm
S6uIpfale Der Ct. Marienfir6e bic reselmGBige,
mpuatli6e @eriammluns ees uSt. Alpbpniuss
llnteritigunss=g ersires TAFT.
slQe Mitsliersr ilnr einselassn, 81 eri6einer.
Der Sefretar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-10
Stadt ind gtaat.
n.y. lIn;eissn iorten ipdteffrns bis wfcntas
- Meiffas einsebrad)t spcrssn.

EsHr 10 6euts per 3sile fir tsifsflis @0tisen
in Der Qpfalisalte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-10
sim lesten spnntas Moreen fant in

2tHU IEElVN SVHNluH UtUTUVN TuHV III
Ie5Nipines, uuter zen iibli6en Gerempnisr, bic
Ginipeibuns jenes Sbeilss Der belttiten fatbpli-
i6en Stride itatt, mel6sr s~prlGufs ais Stride
beniiyt perhen ipQ.
@ie rns fsruer mitsstbsilt pirr, perbsn bic
rsutiden Sbpsitsrn bic yeitins Der eruti6en,
fatbplilden S6ule aloa iibernebmen.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-09-11


~ A story is told of two promi-
nent candidates for county positions.
One Of them, Mr.. W., owns some
corn-6elds in certain valley, and
having occasion to visit them, he in
vited q weil-known politician Of the
locality to ride with him. On arriv-
ing at che spot, it is said that W
drove up on q hill overlooking o
splendid field OF growing wheat
which belonged to him. After brag.
ging about it for some time, he turn.
ed to his political companion and
said, "You see what splendid field
of wheat this is. Now. if you will
exert yonr influence in my behalf,
I will give you the best acre of it.
H is political companion turned
abruptly around, and viewed him fol
few seconds with mute astonish.
ment. he then warmly exclaimed,
"You must be 4 stupid! p has
agreed to give me the -four in the
sack!"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-09-11
The Straight Ont Fizzle.

The Straight Out Democratic con-
vention at Louisville has fzzled out,
as every body knew il would.
Charles O'Conner was nominated for
President and John Quincy Adams
for Vice President. johnny Q said
he would accept:i o'Connev would.
but O'Conner has too much reputa-
ton to throw away for the amuse-
ment OF the Louisville asses. The
only good thing that happened at
the Convention was the thrashing OF
Blanton Duncan, who ought to have
been suppressed long ago. At last
accounts the convention was in the
way Of getting under the control OF
George Francis Train, who would
certainty be then the right man in
the right place. . .
The whole thing was got up as o
speculation. The managers expect
ed to be bought out, as is now gen.
orally admitted. Nobody needs n
straight Democratic ticket at this
late day. The Democratic Conven-
ton at Baltimore nominated Greeley
and Brown, and every Democrat is
bound by the nomination. No di-
version can now interfere with the
current which is fast carrying Ho-
race Greeley into the Presidential
chair.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-09-11
The Radical Fusion.

1t must not be forgotten that the Rad
icals have made a complete fusion on
the State and Congressional ticket and
now have only one ticket in the field
Pinchback is the candidate for Congress-
man at large and kellogg and Antoine
remain,as the only candidates for Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor:
But, it must not be forgotten that the
disappearance of Pinchback does not
show any intention on the part Of the
Radicals to give up their idea of having
Il negro Governor. Kellogg wants to 60
back to the Senate, and could not be
persuaded to stay in the gubernatorial
chair, if elected. He is to be returned
to the Senate on the 4tb of March next,
and Antoine is TO succeed him.
Keep it before the people that the
prospective Radical Governor is a mean
specimen Of an ignorant, corrupt and
malignant negro. He is run for the Of
fee not because he is qualified but be-
cause he is black, and because the Radi-
Gals think his election would be dis
tasteful to the whites. He voted for a
hundred bills to plumber the State,
which Governor Warmoth vetoed.
In order to avert such a calamity as
this election threatens, let every man
vote the McEnery ticket. With full
registration and a full vote the Radical
candidate can be beaten. But in no
other way. Do not lie at home in mac
ton while so many dangers are threat
ening you.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-09-11
Valuable Hints.

A regular habit of body is absolute
" essential to physical health and
clearness of intellect. Nor is this all.
Beauty Of person cannot co.exist with
an unnatural. condition Of the bowels.
A free passage of tile refuse matter Of
the system through these natural waste
pipes, ia as necessary to the purity OF
the body as the free passage Of the
offal of a city through its sewers, is
necessary to the health Of its inhabi.
tapts.
Indigestion is the primary cause Of
most of the diseases of the dischargine
organs, and one Of its most common
results is. constipation. This com.
plant, besides being dangerous in it.
self, has many disagreeab!e concomi.
tants-such as at unpleasant breath
sallow skin, communicating blood and
bile, hemorrhoids, headache, loss Of
memory, and general debility.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters remove
all these evils by removing their i'm.
mediate cause in the digestive organs
aud regulating the action Of the mites.
tines. The combination of properties
in this celebrated preparation is one o.
it's chief merits. 1t is not merely O
stimulant or a tonic, or an anti-biliout
agent, or q nervine, or blood depur.
ent, or cathartic, but all these cura.
tive clements judiciously blended in
one powerful restorative. 1t lends &C.
tivity and vigor to the inert and ener.
waited stomach, relieves the ailmentary
canal of its distractions, and gives
tone to the membrane which sines it.
gently stimulates the liver, braces the
nerves, and cheers the animal spirits
No other remedy possesses such a va.
riety Of hygienic virtues. 1t 10 to
these characteristic virtues that it owes
its prestige as o household medicine
Experience has proved that it 10 as
harmless as it is ef1icacioua, and hence
i. is as popular with the weaker eex as
gith the stronger.
HOstetter's Stomach Bitters are sold
in bottles only, and the trademark
blown in the glass and engraved Oh
the label is the test of genuineness.
Beware of counterfeits.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-09-11
Governor Warmoth's Speech.

We need no excuse for taking up
80 much of our space to-day with the
great speech of Governor H. G..
Warmoth delivered at the grand Flu
sion meeting in New Orleans on
Thursday night last. All the papers
speak Of the meeting as one of the
most stupendous affairs Of the cam
paign. Warmoth and McEnery and
Sheridan and Ogdeu-orators repre-
senting all shades Of Fusionism--
We're present and delivered telling
campaign speeches:
The Radicals who had hoped that
former diversions would kill the Flu
sion ticket, saw in the enthusiasm OF
the people that the ticket would
sweep the city by g tremendous ma
jority. Radicalism in New Orleans
has received its ueathblow.
We hope every line of Governor
Warmoth's speech will be read and
pondered. It covers all the issues in
the campaign as succintly and clear
~ as they could possibly DO stated.
We hope the Governor will make a
canvass of the whole State in favor
of the ticket which be is supporting
so cordially. Both he and the gifted
Sheridan have promised to be pres
emf at the grand Tournament at Che
NEVILLE on the LIST of October, when
they viii have an opportunity of ad-
dressing the largest audience that
ever assembled in the parish. We
are almost warranted in promising
that they wlll be here on the 28tb,
when Kellogg will be here to preach
Radicaiism to the faithful. It would
be rich sight to see Kellogg skinned
alive by either Warmoth or Sheridan.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-09-11

II Several anxious voters, who
wish to vote long before the law al
lows, have received O setback since
registration commenced. The proof of
their being minors and of their know
ing it, was sufficient to lead to their
immediate arrest.
At the last registration at least 500
negroes under age were registered in
this parish with the knowledge and
consent Of the Radical officers. They
might as sell learn at once that all
such are closely watched, ard that
any such attempts now may land them
in the Penitentiary.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-09-11
u Do not fail to Register.
The Barbecue at Spring Creek.

On Saturday last a fine barbecue
and Fusion meeting was had at
Paups store on Spring Creek.
Though the notice was short the
preparations were on the most am
pie scale and the attendance unpre-
cedented. All the men, women and
children in the neighborhood were
present, anxious to testify their inter-
est in the momentous questions now
dividing the people in this important
crisis. The crowd was estimated at
four Or five hundred.
Tho meeting was addressed az
length by Messrs VIM 4. Seay, W.
". Wilmington, Jr.. James G.
White and Lewis Texada. During
the delivery Of the speeches the at-
tention Of the people never tagged
for . moment. After the speaking
the people RECALLED themselves with
the delicious eatables provided for
Tie occasion.
Unbounded enthusiasm and unan.
imnity in favor of the fusion ticket
pervado the whole Western portion
Of the parish. The people do not
care a fig for McEnery, Or Penn Or
any other man per- Sc. They are
ready to support any man or any
ticket that is likely to rid them from
the incubus Of Radicalism. They see
now that We have chance OF sue
cess. They have no fears of being
cheated in the election, now that its
machinery is no longer in Radical
hands. Hence they will come out
and register and vote to a man.
Other meetings will be taking
place almost daily. We hope they
may be largely attended, and that
interest in the election may go on
increasing.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-09-11

is written by one who has followed tue
road of disobedience mud intemper-
ance, and found the end to be despair
and death. 1t has %ronged me as It
will you. lssve found that "wiue iG
inocker" and strong drink is raging,
and whosoeyer is deceived thereby is
not wise sire enough. Now. young
man, let me, as one who wishes so,
we'll, beg you to panse and consider.
Give it mp now, before it is too late
before you are overwhelmed in the ray
less gloom OF intemperance and ruin
before you place that affectionate mott
err into grief and sorrow before 20,
disgrace that old father; before you
break the heart of that tender sister.
] have mother, three sisters and two
brothers. How do they feel to-day
Consider. my dear young man. Will
yon place your relatives in The same
CONDITION You think not. Their
obey that mother, and shun whisky
drinking remember when that dear
mother gives you counsel. So has my
mother given me counsel, and would
not heed, and in consequence, am ruin
ed. Obey your parents, silun bad COM
pans, and above all this beware of
strong drink.
will say, should this ever come to
the eyes of the public, I thank all who
have given me advice, and pray God
that He may bless them. l we'll re-
member who they are. I will also say
that have found peace with God, and
am willing to die.
NEWTON Y. CHANDLER.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-09-11

n An Irish woman, at a loss for a
word, went into a drugstore, and,
looking much puzzled, said she had
come for some medicine, bat the name
had slipped her mind entirely" but
sounded like paddy in the garnet!
The druggist, willing to "make a
sale,' tried TO think what it could be,
and hit upon 'paregoric.'
''1ndade thin that's it," said she, ob-
tanning the medicine, and going away
delighted that she had come 20 near
the right word.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-09-11

~ A fragrant breath and pear ly
teeth are easily attained, and those who
fail to avail themselves of the means,
should not complain when accused Of
gross neglect. The Sozodont speedily
eradicates the cause Of foul breath,
identifying and preserving the teeth tc
the oldest age. Spalding's Glue; stick.
lest thing out; ready.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-09-11

sa While a Pennsylvania Dutch
man was absent from his native
State, that State changed politics.
When he returned, and was told of
this change, he was very much exe
cited. He said, "I'm ashanti ov
my State. I'm ashmt that / was
born in her; and my only excuse for
it is. / was so very young I didn't
know any peter"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-09-11

II Since our lust we have to re-
port the river still falling, reaching
its lowest point and getting trouble.
some to navigation. Boats are plen-
tiful, but uncertain and have raised
to two card rates to Alexandria and
three to Shreveport. Business, how,
ever, is still dull with them, cotton
coming in very slowly.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-09-11

p@4. s. Edwards, of Lucas County,
Iowa, one Of the most influential Re.
publicans in that section of the State,
and several times elected to the Leg
islature by the Republicans, having
been a member of both the House
and Senate, repudiates Grant and
is earnestly working for Greeley and
Brown.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-09-11

sE Registration is progressing rapid
ly. There Is not moment to lose. No
one should neglect the opportunity as
soon as the registrar comes into his
neighborhood. Registration is conduct
ed fairly at last. Every one who Is en-
titled can now register and VOTE
Don't neglect it.