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CABINET MAKER,
BariaI Case Manufacturer s, Undertaken,
Principal street. Bayou Sara. La.

Respectfully announces to the citizens Of this
ard adjoining parishes. that he mann i.cttrcs and
keeps on hand good Gssotinent Co.ns. Leadeu
Baskets always on hand and for sale at reasonable
prices for casL oaty
A new and elegant Healee. with fine span OF
noises can be secured at moderate rates.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05

Five thousand bakers recently paIaded III 'N'-
don. They from Bermoldsey TO bays
water, carried flags, wore their white caps. ana
listened 10 speeches IN favor OF reduced hours "t
labor. Their pale and wan faces excited universal
compassion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05

PENNsYLvANIA-ANoT LIFT FOR BrcK
ALEw.-W r. Schell, the labor reform candi-
date for Governor in Pennsylvania, has re-
tired IN favor of Mr. Buckaley, the Democrat
&c and Liberal Republican candidate. This
movement, says the New York Heraid, will
doubtless give Buckalew some thousands of
votes which he would have lost had Schell re-
mained In the field All parties and factions
In Pennsylvania, however, understand that
their October fight between Ha,tranft and
Buckalew, Is fight in which Hartranft rep
resents General Grant and Buckalew stands
Tor Mr.. Greeley, and this retiring of schel as
disturbing element will only intensity the
conflict
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05

An Old gentleman was lately 'llled nj Atlanta,
TIA, by stumbling eve hobby iorsc lie is not
the first man that was ever ruined hy hobby.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
Blacks Leaving the County to Vote
In PENNSYLVANIA.

A friend in the lower part Of New Castle eoun-
ty writes to US and says that number OF blacks
have left this county Tor the purpose, as they say
OF going TO work on railroad i'll Pennsylvania
but 1t is generally believed that their intention is
to vote in Lancaster, Chester, and Delaware coun-
ties. Our Pennsylvania neighhors should lookout
for them, and il caught violating the law by voting
illegally, give them work for while in the peni-
tentiary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
A. T. Stewards Views on Finance

New York Herald reporter has interviewed
Mr.. A. T. Stewart On the effect Of Mr. GreeIey's
election on the financial affairs OF the country,
whom the following conversation occurred
Mr.. Stewart-What is it you want to know
Reporter Well, we want TO know whether YOU
look forward to Mr.. Greeleys election as likely TO
produce unoasiaess and financial difficulty in the
1nancial world?
M. Stevens-I do not Why should it lead to
di0culty1
RSporter-Well, it is said that Mr. Greeley's
peculiar financial views would be the reverse OF
thess entertained by Mr.. Boutwell,
III. Stswart-Can you tell me what are the views
oS Mr. Boutwell, 7 never could learn that be had
any special views or policy l suppose his course
Was controlled by his judgment OF existing circum-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05

stances So far as his policy consists in pureha'-
ing, nj q large premium, government bonds not
yet due, think the sooner that - terminated tfs
better tor the country and the sooner 1t is under
stood that the government intends ring upon
a policy which at some future time, no matter no"
remote will lead to resumption OF specie payments,
the better It will he Tor every body. Continuing
| the course that has been pursued the last iouf
| wears will never lead to specie payments, but
leaves every merchant at the mercy ui gold gam
bers.
Reporter Then you have no fear that cleo
ton of Mr. Greeley will produce any financial
difficulty
Mr. Stewart None whatever.
Reporter What do You think OF his present
views on the tariff question! Would they no.,
if carried out by change of the tariff lead I" some
confusion with the merchants
Mr. Steward-Not at all. On The contrary.
think Mr. Greeley leaves that question where 1t
always should be left with the people. through
their members OF Congress. uncontrolled ny party
dictation. l have always contendedthat the tarii
laws. TO which our country looks Tor Its revenue,
should be dictated wholly by rules Of equity and
justice, and rs to bear equally in their appci-
ton upon all interests and all classes. Take OH
the party whip, allow the members OF Congress TO
consult the general interest oi their respective
constituents in framing the tariff laws, and be-
lie g We would fined every interest much better
served and protected than 1t now is
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05

Tuk DAILY GAzETrE rs published every attetnoun'
except sunday at 4lo Market street anu server "
carriers 10 subscribers in all parts OF hi'hs'o'
and the surrounding towns ana Viiiases, 'o'
,.n,. a veak nayable weekly Yearly subscribers
50, in advance.
Tho DELAWARE GAZETTE. established A's'
the largest and most fourishins weehS ~ W"
tate and has larger circulation thah ahs o'"'
the Peninsular. Published every fria"' '"o''
pg at e. a year. in advance
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05
Tho Meeting Last Evening.

GREAT SPEECH BY SENATOR BAfAhR.
We lay before our readers to-day, TO the eAeiu'
sion Of many other matters Synopsis OF the grea'
speech Of Senator BAYARp, in the Institute Hail.
before one OF the largest audiences ever assembled
in this city The Senator spoke Tor two hours ana
forty minutes, and was listened to with the most
nrofound attention. |. has never before been our
pleasure to witness the exhibition OF SO much inter-
est on the part Of an audience for so long Tune
1t was half past ten o'clock before Mr. bAiARp
closed, and even then the great mass OF men "hS
had listened to him SO long and apSiousiE seemed
unwilling that he should pause
Iti.not possible to do full Justice to such speech
10 the small space we have and the brief time al
lowed us TO prepare and print Synopsis although
it Is about full and complete as Is furnished D!
the morning journals OF the great cities ana fepof'ea
especially for tie GAzETTE by one OF the most &C.
carate and experienced phonographers
We understand the speech will be published eh-
tire, in pamphlet iorm,a las it was reported expressly
for Senator BAYAEp, by .Lr. Murphy, one OF the
most accomplished photographers in the country,
who came on from Washington for the purpose
Few persons who were not preset. can iorm
lust estimate OF the weight and influence Of such
an address, coming from one IN whom our people
have the most implicit confidence. That II VIII
have tremendous influence il all parts OF the
State We have no doubt. The argument address,
ed to the Democrats who are unwilling to take
Mr.. Greeley Will the Cincinnati platform, was lhe
strongest We have yet heard IRON any source, anu
vs. have no doubt that we IN Delaware as the
Senator forcibly says, owe the fact OF our not be-
ing suppressed by Gran, Office holders, at the e.
ec.iops to the union OF the Liberal Republicans
with the Democrats ia Congress and thereby de-
featng the odious laws that were repeatedly thrust
upon both Houses at the last session, thus pIodue-
ing one OF the mos exciting conflicts that ever
took place in our atbnal Legislature. We, there
fore, perhaps owe what little local self-gorernment
We have left US to the Liberal Republicans, and 1t
10 accounted great matter in all the States of the
Union. Delaware should not stand back under
such circumstance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05

THE FIRE AT THE EscrIlAL. The latest dis
patches IRON Madrid state that the fire at the Is
curial had been extingushed. andthat most of the
library was saved, but i'll damaged condition.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-05

A kentucky colored Radical was announced to
speak on certain night but before the time came
he was put i'll Jail for stealing twenty dollars
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-02
Remarks Of Ex.GOv. Curtin.

Ex Gov. Curtin is taking an active
part against the corrupt Radical parry of
Pennsylvania. At Bellsfeute the other
night he said:
1t is strange to man, absent, SO lsng
from his country, to Gnd thief, liar and
traitor modest words in the political lit.
eraturs Of the country. Traitor is q
common word, and man who ndepeud.
emily, in this country, attempts what hs
believes to be right, must be denounced.
Ny fellow citizeus, | long acted with tho
party called Republican. l received its
honors, and l tried to discharge my duty.
Applause Whom the war was over. I
belonged to that class of msu in the Re-
publican party who believed 10 general
amnesty and ballot What could We do ?
Could We kill all the men in the rebel
lien, or could We take them back? The
popular sentiment of the best statesmen
in the land was that ws should take
them back inte the fellowship Of the
Union, and If they rebsllsi again that ws
would compel them to obey the laws 1
believed at that time, believe now, that
W could have had peace tbroug ghout the
laud if q general amnesty could have
been proclaimed and the ballot with it.
| was told in England that the state of
Pennsylvania must elect the ticket put
into the field, because it affected the
election Of q President. l hold to no
such doctrine. l have q perfect right to
affiliate with any party who will purify
the government Of my state. Has il
come to this, when man shveses to cast
his ballot from an honest conviction that
il 10 his duty to cast it for the honest men
ssd against the ring surrounding the
treasury Of the state, and elbow deep 10
it, that he is to be denounced 2 | have
no doubt that the wsrd traitor will bs
freslsy ussd. Traitor to what2 To bis
country? No-to party. lsok over
the Geld and am prepared next Tuesday
week to cast my ballot against such can.
didats. have declared that I would
not support the ticket put 10 nomination
C: ls:t spring and will support for governor.
Cha:, X. Buctalsw. (Applause.] ] l
know Mr.. Buckalew we'll have known
him W over twenty years. He has
made bis mark upon the legislation and
constitution Of the state. He is . pure,
honest man. Remember, my friends, il
isnot generals, colonals, captains or majors
that preserved to ne this ,uheritage of
liberty and equality which We received
from our ancestors. We owe i. to the
eommos soldier. Where is he? He is
not elevated. He served bic country
faithfully, sud BE- is now serving bis
sssstFs By hu isbss. We AsS ~.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-02
4 Clear Case Of ku.klux In Cincins
natl,

On Mond.y morning there appeared in
the Globe tho following very mild dis
patch concerning grave outrage:
CINCINNATI, September ga boy
named John F. Conway. fifteen years
old, vas struck By member Of ward
club last night, aud died from the effects
Of the blow to day. There is no definite
clue as to who the man was who did the
striking.
As the Democrat published nothing at
all about it, we presume 1t WAS considered,
in that Office, a matter of very trivial
consequence but the Cincinnati papers
siucs received throw some light upon the
subject, for which our contemporaries
will doubtless feel very grateful. The
Enquirer, which is a Democratic paper,
entities the occurrence, "Dsstardly Out
rags-A Boy Knocked on the Head and
Killed by Grant Ku Klux." The Com.
mercial Independent Reform organ, calls
it THE First Killing Of the Ssason-A
Boy Knocked on the Head for Hurrahing
for Greeley" The Gazette, of the same
political faith With other organs Of the
the administratiou, simply introduces the
assault as the Fatal Result Of q Foolish
Blow-A Man Strikes a Boy with his
Fist and Kills HIM"
All these papers agree, however, not
only as to the killing, but to the further
fact that the victim, boy about fifteen
years old, named John I. Conway, while
going home on Saturday night met "a
squad of struggling Grant Guards" neal
the corner Of Fifth and John streets, and
had the temerity to hurrah for Greeley.
He was at once struck a powerful blow
on the head by one Of the men in uniform
and soon after reaching home fell into q
stupor and died at six o'clock the mex,
morning from the effects of the concus-
sion
We are thus particular as to the facts
Of this occurrence, for the reason tha
our negbbors seem rather disposed t
cover up and conceal their true natures
The special dispatch of the Globe gives
no adequate recital Of the circums tances
and the regular dispatch does not appear
in the democrat at all, though that pape,
is very particular to publish an accom-
panying dispatch of the samo evening
concerning q scrimmsge with q colorsd
Grant Club in another part Of the city
Even this is distorted on the way, stating
that the club was fired upon" while th.
Gazette relates that only stones wer'
thrown, which the club answered with q,
dozen bullets"
A minor affair is magnifsd into
greater. and the greater sought to b,
diminished out of sight. We trust thai
our Radical friends will not accuse US O.
endeavoring to excite mob spirit" fo
giving truthful statement Of this mos
cowardly murder.-St. Louis Times
Sept. 25,
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-02

when the var closed, men Who olamorsd
that the rebels be shot ware the men Who
surrounded the emp, who were quarter
mastsrs by profession, Who bought and
sold horses. could name come of them
to you .o-oight. I could tell you the
names Of some who fattenod OH srmy
contracts. Nov they cali n mse who
darss to sssert his independence and his
right IS an American citizen, a rrsi,or.
OFsll the men esgseed ia the wsr, the
most forgivsog were those who fought j.
out. The reai soldie. room forgot bis
injuries, cad with q desire TO make this
country prosperous. to return to friend.
ship sov sbess warring states. TO give US
peace, hsaven.born and blessed peace. and
neves again return TO fierce struggle and
sectional hate.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-02

says Louisiaus will give you . majority
Of 10000; but you, friends are doubt.
ful az 10 the resul, in Mississippi 40!
Arks ,sas, though cx Senator McDona'd
Of the latter state. Who is . Grant wan,
and sho was also on the train yith me,
says the presidential contest 10 ihs'
stste will be a close one, and that you
win run ahead Of the stsis Liberal, or
Brooke ticket"
IL don't kuos shst to shin& about
Mississippi" said Mr. Greeley. II DO
iievs, however, that had Alcorn taken
a decided stand, ss -. expected Of Aim,
the state Of Mississippi would be as sure
for the Liberal cause ss any Southern
state"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-02
PROF. j. HITLER.
Teacher of German end French.

THANKING the citizens of Troy and vicinity
L for their patronage during the past year,
would respectfully inform them that my classes
for 1872 and 1873 will begin as follows:
First Term-0ctober 18th, 1872.
Second Term-February 18th, 1873.
Tuition-$l0 per term, payable in advance.
Those desiring to become pupils are requested
to notify me at least two weeks before the be
ginning Of the term.
Ladies will be instructed at their respective
residences If they so desire.
For further information apply at the court
house Of j KILLER
Aug. 20, 1872. Prof. of German and French