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tnSee arc not frequently followed by those aiirc
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n at' aware OF the cause Of their sacrlngs, but
lew win confess. The records OF the Insane Asy
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pared BY selEstYlcd doctors, which are Kent be.
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Salt-rheum, pimples, and all cutaneous afrcc.
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If you want first choice of spring
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No. 90 Market street.
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Rustic Photographs, new styles, ut the
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Manufactured by R. P. HALL, & co,
NASHUA, NH.
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PERsoNAL-G. W. Atkinson, Esq. Of
the West Krgipla Journal, Is in the city,
attending the West Virginia NJ. L. Con.
ference.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, March G.-Signor Minghctli is
expected to arrive here shortly on pri.
vaie mission from the King Of Italy to
Theirs concerning the Roman question.
In the Assembly today the report of
the committee confirming the election Of
NJ. Rauehr, from Corsica, was agreed 10.
The debate was continued on the bill
imposing penalties for connection with
the International Society.
NJ. Louis Blanc declared that the pas.
sage Of such measure would throw
France buck three centuries
During the sitting a question was pro-
posed to the Government by NJ. Quitard,
IN Orleanist, with regard to the rcsigna.
ton of NJ. Peoyer.Quertier. The intro
duction Of this inquiry was followed by
prolonged excitement
PARIS, March 6-Evening-Another
Ministerial crisis is expected, as it is evi.
dent that conflict between the Assembly
and Government is at hand.
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LcnS, Of oil classes, establishes the (ac, v W
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does rIcy,. u a'i
euro tho affecting disorders Of the I'm, aNt
Lungs beyond any other medicine. ThS ,' ~1
dangerous affections of tho Pulmonary n.y.. .lN
yield to It's power; and cases Of ConSussa
ton, cured by this preparation, ara nSiG
ly known, so remarkable Us hardly to Lo 'tr'
loved, were they not proven beyond Ji.rr,.
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unnumbOrcd lives, and an amount of ,pNs ',,e
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vinces tho most sceptical Every family ,L",l ,I
keep 1t on hand rs protection against The e,,1,
and unperccivcd attack Of Pulmonary ANcct.".
which nrc easily met ut first, but which Lcrc,a,
incurable, and too often fatal, IL neglected I.,
der lungs need this defence; md Il /, unui,, !,
DO without It. As safeguard 10 children ami,
tho distressing diseases which bC,ct the n,,.,
aud Chest Of childhood, CHERRY rlcmv"
Is invaluable; for, by It's timely use mph
tudes arc rescued from premature Craye, AMI
saved to the love and affection centred Oh Ib.,s
It acts speedily and surely against ordinary rplI
securing sound and Notwithstanding sIcCp n
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lul Bronchitis, when they know how ca,F
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memorable rs the greatest 1t has ever effected.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 0, 1872.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

New Advertisements.
Wanted-Agent.
To Advertisers.
Brussels and Threc.ply Carpets.
Billiards.
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bismarck and the German Catholics.

BERLIN, March G.-The upper house of
the Diet has under consideration the
school inspection bill. During the debate
to-day. bismarck made a significant
speech. lie expressed his fears Of the dis.
loyal influence Of the Catholic clergy, and
insisted on clause providing for the in
PRODUCTION of the German language in the
Polish schools. lie assured the Conserva.
tive members Of the Diet that the govern.
ment did not intend 10 bear with their
party and could not submit 10 the pres.
sure.
EARTHQUAKE.
The shocks fan earthquake were felt
this afternoon simultaneously in Dresden,
Pierna and Raelsdadt. The movement
was not violent, but was more or less per.
Ceptiblc for over IN hour.
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Druggists.
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST

There IL no economy in using an inferior Bak.
Ing Powder, becauseit IL cheaper. II only spells
B Cos EXCELSIOR BAKING P0WDBR 10 ue
cheapest in the market, because II 10 ne btStI
Ask for Logan, List d Co.'S. Be sure you get II;
and you Will save your peace OF mind, and also
your WDleco OF bread feb2T
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P~arOcHaiaH Officers.

trSm what we can learn from citizens
from various portions of the parish, we
think that the mass of the people desire
TO see no nominations made for parish
0tticcr&. 1t seems t. be the general
OPINION that the radicals will hang no
ticket III the parish, because it il known
that since Red River has been cut off,
the white people can carry this parish
by an overwhelming majority. We arr
inclined to that opinion ourselves, and
we hope that for parOchial offices every
man will be allowed to run that wants
to, and thus try his real or imaginary
strength before the people. Great dis
satisfaction always results from asDir-
ants being excluded, and nominations
should not be made, except in extreme
eases, where it is absolutely necessary,
to keep corrupt and dishonest men ont
Of public places. We think, however,
the people should unite Oh candidates
for the Legislature, us it is a matter of
too great Importance, to allow "a posi-
hlltY OF 4 radical being returned eler-
ted from this parish. There viii Doubt
less ~" many aSpirantS for Legislative
hohoIS, II we think there should he a
meetingof some kind, to bring about a
reorganization, and adopt measures that
will concentrate all our forces ON one
set of candidates, and send the Lest men
we have, to try and re{LtrTfa$FS atotr
from bankruptcy and ruin. As #SSSAle
other parish officers, we say let cVS "
body that wants to, come out and trv
their hand.- Mansfield Reporter.
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The Prospect.

1t is now a fixed fact that the Ba1ti-
more convention viii not put forward a
third presidential ticket. Hitherto there
have been high hopes and, indeed, IL
confident expectation, that this would
be the case but now it is. assured be
yOnd p~eradventfre, and it may be
looked upon as settled. The number
of votes in the BaltimOte convention,
equal to twice the number in the cleo
tOral college, will be 732. OF the States
already heard from, including those
that convened yesterday, we count
either in favor of the Endorsement of
Greeley or against a nomination, with
the view to the election of Greeley the
following votes: Tennessee, "a; New
I ork, 70; West Virginia, 10; Pcnnsyl-
van1ti, 50; Louisiana, Is; Iowa, %; Kan
sas, 10; Indiana, 30; Vermont, 10; North
Carolina, 80: South Carolina, Il; Mis-
souri,, 30; WISCONSIN, 90; Florida, s
Maine, IA; Maryland, is; Alabama, 20;
Minnesota, 10-Total, 4t4. We omit
California (12) which held Il convention
yesterday, as we lave ut this writing
nothing definite upon which to base
Il conclusion, except the general tone
OF the Democracy everywhere. Against
this magnificent showing we have the
puny State OF Delaware, Sending six
delegates to Baltimore instructed to
vote for Il straight Democratic ticket.
This number may be reinforced by
Oregon's six, Texas sixteen, and pos
sibly New jerseys eighteen, altogether
summing mp forty-six delegates ont of
the seven hundred and odd. Kentucky
to-day is dead sure" to send Greeley
delegates, whether instructed OF not
Illinois, Nebraska, Georgia, Mississippi
Ohio and Virginia will do the same next
week, and we shall see almost as great
a unanimity i'll this. Baltimore cOryen-
ton favorable to Greeley as there is
among the Democracy of Missouri
which is putting the comparison as
strongly as the case admits of.-TSt
LOus Republican, goth.
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Of their declarations, and let them send
down to New Orleans a delegation of
intelligent and influential citizens that
viii give true expression to the known
visIesof the people, and that will give
tost. Landry that weight in the councils
Of the State that ller p1eeminence i'll
numbers, wealth and intelligence justly
e1title her to,
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Some of the leaders of the Reform
party, it seems, tried to get two Of their
party nominated on the Custom House
Republican ticket, at the nominating
convention at Baton Rouge, in return
for Reform support. 1t also seems, how
eyer, that the Custom House people
could not see it they did notthink the
Reform support was worth two cardi-
dates. or even one.
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The Results.

The mongrel assemblagc, composed of
Federal officials from this city, and of
negroes from the country, which for the
last week has disturbedthe peace of the
town of Baton Rouge with it's hOwlings
and d~lsorderly actions, reached a cOnclu-
SION yesterday evening as to the two
highest of our State offices. These arc
w. Pitt Kellogg for Governor, the pres
ent Senator from this State, and Caesar
Antoine for Lieutenant Governor.
The t~irst-named does not require any
Introduction. The second Is a full
blooded African, who in the humble DO
sitlons filed by him before the extra0r-
binary endorsement which has made
high dlgnltar1es of III recent servants,
always demeaned himself politely and
respectfully. His choice was regarded
as the great triumph of his race, and was
celebrated with characteristic manifes-
tatiOns of exultation.
Mr.. Kellogg succeeded by a single vote,
and even this scant majority was only
secured by. a Weil-understo0d pledge tO
resign ON his reelection to the senator
ship, sc as to cOllsumlnate the scheme of
the Authorizations the State of Louis
lana. Well may the negroes celebrate
the triumph Of such scheme, and eXult
in the degradation of the white race by
so infamous a compact. r- 49,
The issueisnowdistinctl and squarely
invited. The Customhouse managers,
in the interest Of General Grant, have
Matched this plot and found d willing
agent to execute their design. 1t re.
mains to be seer whether the white PEG,
pie and the respectable and intelligent
of the colored race OF this State will con.
firm and abide by this contract.-[N. O
Times.
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The Democratic Executive Committee
of the parish of IberVille has called a
meeting to elect delegates to the State
Liberal Convention. How is that for
bipb
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We would call the attention OF the
New Orleans Republican to the fact that
on the second page of its edition OF
Wednesday, June goth, it has two items
taken from this paper but has given
credit to another. Il does notmatter SO
much with us, but the other paper does
not like tit has complained of the
JOURNALS articles being credited to it.
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The New Orleans Bee, fterto-morrow,
will be no longer published in two IAN
guages, but in French only.
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The Thibodeaux Sentinel announces
that the first water1neloTs OF the season
appeared in that place on the 18th inst,
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William II. Cameron, Of the firm of
Payne, Cameron & Co, New Orleans,
died on the 21st inst.
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THE INAUGURATION OF THE LIB
EnAL PARTY.

E1EGFkN& 84E a11AG 0DEADEO4E41oN
might be effected, having reference ex-
clusiyely to State politics, that a fusion
might take place, which would carry the
State. leaving all the elements of the fu-
sion free TO do as they might see proper
in reference to the presidential ticket.
The impraeticabiIity of such a scheme
has been fully demonstrated, and it is
no longer urged. Every effort at Il flu
sion, even between parties tlatrepresent
substantially the same ideas, has proved
a failure.
The various political conventions
that have been held, have accom-
plished nothing. Instead of striking
out a bold and intelligent course of
action based upon a comprehensive
view Of the situation, they have done
nothing that truly represents the senti-
ments and wishes of the people, theirae-
ton has no where elected Il response,
and public opinion is now more at sea
than ever before.
LII our humble Judgment the funda-
mental error has been the assumption
that the State campaign could be isola-
ted from the national election.
Noopposition to Grant can be success
fully made except upon the Cincinnati
platform with Greeley and Brown as
se..sas.1a 80. iI'o p4ae1oittt ple-
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We have in our possession the written
testimony Of witnesses over their own
signatures to prove what we have said
in regard to the " efforts of the Courier
to get the public printing under the
infamous printing bill,' but do not care
to burden our columns any longer with
the controversy. Any M who is not
satisfied in regard to the proof is at
liberty to examine this testimony, and
ait the same time can be referred to other
witnesses for additional and cumulative
evidence.
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REPUBLICAN, NoMINEE-The Pack
ard convention at Baton Rouge, met on
the 10th and adjourned on the 25th inst.
It nominated w. P. Kellogg for Govern
Oh, G. G. Antoine for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Geo. .. Boyee for Secretary Of
State, who afterwards declined when @.
G. Blondin was nominated, Chas. Cln-
ton for Auditor, a. Z. Field for Attor-
ney General, and Col. Keating for SUI
perintenent of Public Education.
The candidates for Lieutenant Gov
eralor. Secretary De State and Auditor,
are colored, re believe,
g b. DarraM was re-noninated for
Congress In this district.
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We are glad to learn tint MI. John E.
Gosgrove, VIM was recently stabbed I'M
an ARRAY with Mr.. Ernest Rfetla, has No
far recovered rs to- he able Ito leave his
r0em.[N atehit0ehes Times.
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#PINeHBAeK's CONVENTION. - The
Packard convention at Baton Rouge,
required the Pinehback convention TO
endorse Grant and Wilson, and repu-
diate Greeley and Brown, and Governor
Warmoth, before they would agree to
compromise with them. Pinchbaek's
convention would not do this, but, on
the contrary, voted down 4 resolution
endorsing Grant. This convention then
returnedto New Orleans, helda meeting
a Mechanics Institute, passed resolu-
lions, and adjourned to meet again on
the 9th of August, unless sooner con
vened by the President.
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Inc State ticket, nominated I'm the
Democratic State Convention. has
created some little enthusiasm iii Oglr
city and parish, and with anything like
thour0ugh canvass will poll fully
hreatV-.frn r0tes As far as aseefttiaed
Jour s~Oyereigns have announced their
purpose to support the teket.-Baton
Rouge Advocate.
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Since the moment that we slReok the
dust Of bourbon Democracy from off oar
feet in the late Convention, up t0 the,
present time, We have e0nyersea freely
with hundreds Of gentlemen from va
nous parishes, and have found but d
single Individual Wlaosupp0r4 she ticket
made By the niletY-one htillet-headed
r%epndiate It Is 4 political blui1der which
they cannot sanction. The good old
parish BE Natchitoches ii Il unit in con
denanatIon af 1t. and no party WIaip can
drive them to It's supp0ft-ENatelito4
ehes Times.
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Iii Ii only the t~fanspagitioIi of print
er's SPACE I'd say that The MASSES In the
country parishes will not support the
ticket put forward by them asses iii the
city DE New Observation-Disclosures
Times.
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The most uncommon Of all railroad
aeeidenfs.-The arrival OF u train at the
appointed time,
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Nevertheless. iii 1868. on that critical
day, when the lives of mel and their
families were threatened in their own
homes. we were not of the party who
proceeded 10 destroy the office Of the
Progress, which, ut that time, had the
contract f0r the afdcial printing; andWe
have never been accused Of p~articipat-
ing in that reprellensible act iii order to
obtain the official printing.IG0Nriel',
22d Inst.
TEL by the msinuations iii the above
paragraph the Courier nleanstD say that
the proprietor Of this paper was one " OF
tbs party who proceeded todestroy the
Office of the Progress, Y on that be par-
ieipated, i'll any manner, directly or
Indirectly. ii Hlataety Or Nasevenpriyy
thereto, tile Courier lies and any one
- s.ts4lstts ~ 81 seesssssti against
him. les
THE REFpRMERs Az Baron RoUGE.
ID nc Baton Rouge letter ID the New
Orleans Republican, Under date of June
a0Eh, ne find
The rival ambitions Of the Pike Hall
gathering have brought apparently
Ine4trIeIble confusion, Never before
has such harefaeed Hickery and Jug
glerT anu ssElndllng been witnessed Id
this country. The federal EustoInllouse,
internal revenue, marshall and other
Offices, are represented by scores i'll
sfMkeEse lobbyists, hunnaers and blpN-
efs, Who draw paY from tlle goverll-
ment. saa reliably informed, even
WsHln here, III fact, that they have I'D
other iIad i'll duties Ill any time. Vel
Nixsa With this reckless gang of law
DresRa aald aaftans, ne see such men
ss Randolph, Price I'D. Hill and ofIa.
IT'S who champion reform and areatnra.
Nala Good government Such bare.
@ nIactlees as they arc now resort.
0 fer office should make our neg-
more Disguised With n0Iiti.
@ professors uf all sorts. ID aerfniaTs
aAs these men F8In dgllouneinu Goys
ez11dr aYnaaHh henseg0rNard.
iaea the R~aforlnefs are WORKING
tie Packard Mlie. 1hl
e0a people are#nO6 AaH 81 SulfeanlisE
MI question. DnesveYenahI.
cpIaleu preacher aveIy anaounees
IlaA h wanted n0 more 81 Genera
Na 9ranA. Cid Wplaee GreeI1mlW al
fgn slavery forty vear befors
leslie Grant WIS born. Ont ISL Till
iesl melsIe tie fewer 0f safety 4
may yeN UllleSed. 5ut I'LL
aaN 81 I'LL tn done can not M f0netaIt
II this
osTrldSTheE ex
na d the Cincinnai
G~AMaaaeNela sag
hrnria SEQ idol 0 Ken
aueKYs No more popular man stanS.
Nnon r h0r tan h. PAOnI
N0Ng "a haYs linn enter n0IiSig
n s rasaauhY nelssafl1s aInnH
lid g kinsnaan III Ills tak Ii
aa resolved ID take n0 nal
NaaaNeFe u NgSla I'D long BIZ Na
Under Disabilities. There hare laEaE
been several Anapsr reports ID Ell
sllIafasMI about IAs Xa 8lK they 81
M M0N RHtsANTle ono rs 81
AuI9la 81 ape 4ga l os
llN choose ID sped Tor hmA Is
e Nlr ne an8s been Nlla6 termed
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When Mosby indorses General Grant,
thr administration papers pretend that
the Democrats are coming over O their
side. When General Beauregard sug-
gests that he will support Nh. Greeley,
the same papers say that Mr.. Greeley
has gone to the Democrats. Why do
they not hold til the same conclusion
lii both eases IN. @. Republican.