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CLARK.
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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-10
Leap Year Proposals.

A young friend of ours requests us
to publish the following for him. An.
swers can be left at this office during
the next ten days. rcd .@selaea
The undersi sned, feeling the need
of some one to find fault with and
grumble at whenever business matters
go wrong; and being lonely, with no
one to humor him, and, whereas, hav-
ing arrived at the proper age, he is de
termilied to "c0me out.vg ~. iia33 I
Sealed proposals will be received
fulfilling the following conditions :.2.
Applicant must possess beauty or
its equivalent in currency. 'afgf hsg,
She must POSSESS q sweet and for
giving disposition, and when one
cheek is kissed, turn the. other (that
is, if the right man is kissing). o,i'
She must not chew gum. -
Nor wear long dresses Oh the street
Nor frequent sewing circles.
Mr. go around begging Tor cirsrita
bic purposes. ess ~ l5smbI
! Nor read the newspapers first in the
morning.
Nor talk when am sleeping.
Nor sleep when am talking.
Nor trade off my clothes to wander
Ting Italiaus for flower vases. ss91
| Nor borrow money from my vesl
pockets while sleep.
Nor hold looking glass over m,
face at such times, to make me tell al
/ know.
! She must befieve in sudden. attacks
of chiils. and make all due ALLOWANCE,
for their effects upon the nervous sys
| TEN. So 80
| When her 9oid be;trn comes HON,
from few friends, rather afiectionate
she must not take advantage of hi!
state and wheedle him into trips Il
watering places. .''
And above all, she may not on sRcl
occasions put ipeeac into the coffee sh'
prescribes tor his $. poor head" M
But when he does return, tired ant
chilly, she viii be expected to roll owe
to the other side, and give him he
place. {h. hsa sl s sst.S :
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-10

MIRACULOUS EscAPE.-One of the
most singular and miraculous escapes,
from what might haze been an awful
calamity, occurred in our town on
Monday night last, during the furious
storm of wind, rain, hail, thunder and
lightning, which then prevailed. Jno.
A.WiIliams, Esq. and his bookkeeper
our universally esteemed young friend,
.Ino. c., Rogers, were sitting in the
counting room Of the formers large
warehouse, which was crammed with
goods on store TO the very roef, when
a bolt of lightning struck the chimney
of the, counting room, shivering all the
upper part, and throwing deva and
breaking the pipe of the coal stove,
which ran intoit. 9s~sa - -a3l'i~
The shock knocked Mr.. Rogers down
senseless. and Mr.. Williams had to
drag him out on the gallery:5efore he
could be recovered from it, and the
sulphurious smell which filed the
building. On going back Mr.. viii
liams found. a small bundle of cotton,
used for wiping lamp glasses on fire
from electricity. On the back of the
chimney in the warehouse, several
kegs of owder were sitting on a shell
attached to it, and if the lighting bad
shivered the chimney two feet lower
down, the powder must have ignited
and the warehouse and all in, blown
to stoms.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-10
.arrsraI and Departure Of .uaisl

Alexandria TO New Orleans. q
Depart Tuesday Thursday and Sa-
Turday at s z NJ. ~, Ll....f.-s..
arrive from n. .. Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday by . Z NJ. 80. =
Alexandria to NatchitOches Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at 8 Nj
Departs Tuesday and Friday at SA Nj,
arrive Monday ane Thursday o A. Nj.
Alexandria to Harrisonburg
Depart Tuesday at 1 p. NJ. arrive
by IL Nj.
Alexandria to Homer depart Monday
at2P.iM. arrive by IL M. 80 ~ Z
Alexandria to CotileIansling and Col
fax depart Mondays Thursday and
Saturday ats A. NJ. arriveby GA. NJ.
J-4G E4tiS l&teS ~
Postmasters are not required to re
ceive mutilated- currency interchange
for envelopes and postage stamps.
The person entitled la letters recei-
we'd. by mai, ARE those whose names
are in the address, and the deliye. .
should be to the person. addressed, OK
according to his or her order. So
sfus 3 Ill. IL RINGGOLD, Pm.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-10
A PEN PIcTURE.-The Cincinnati

A PEN PIcTURE.-The Cincinnati
Gazette says: !saiMs:. .als 4 =
y GosernorsW arnoth, Of Louisiana,
may be. a alespicable drmagogue, as
many aver He has certainly been
bold in his choice OF means, and not
scrupulous or fiistidious in his allan
ices. But Carriers career makes quite
doubtful bis present SINCERITY and in
tegrity Of purpose. A preacher Of the
Methodist Church in Virginia ut the
beginning OF the war, he became at
once AN. ardent secessionist, and at the
time Of the fall of New Orleans was
engaged in manufacturing, in the city,
for the rebel authorities, Armstrong
guns, of the secret of whose colstruc-
lti0n he had become p0ssessed. iuinle-
tiiateIy after the war he turned up in
Texas, and aiterward in New Orleans,
as d iirm Radical. So sudden con
versariOn is not wont to be looked
upon aud justly, without suspicion.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-10

i ~ See notice of dissolution OF part
nership between Messrs Mason y
Hooc OF the Exchange Hotel. We are
truly sorry to part with oar friend the
Major, but feel satisfied that the Cap
tain will not suffer the reputation the
house bias already acquired To- decline
in the least. but that on the contrary
his motto viii still be upward and on
ward. .a-.as....ct 81 ~ ri A la.A
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-10
| THosE nEfRAIEpLAw
Clinton Patriot saws:

uus The Clinton Patriot says ::zsasz.ssa,z
Those obnoxious laws, known as the
electieai, registration, constabulary,
and printing bills, through the instru-
mentality of Senator Tbomas. have at
last been repealed by both Houses OF
the General Assembly, and received
the signature of the Governor. '7s-'
The Patriot will De sorry to learn
that the repeal bills enumerated have
never come to light. They were re-
ported to be passed, hut weeks have
elapsed withont-their appearance in
the official journal. The first excuse
was, that they c0uldnot be enrolled,
for the, want of enrolling clerks !; and,
on one pretext or another, their sign
ing was deferred from day to day.
There has been some ruling made,
since the supposed passage of these
repeal bills, which creates a doubt rs
to the presence of quorum in one
house, or both, on that day. The
whole affair appears more like skill
ful ruse for the deception of the public
and of an opposing faction. than like
an intention to carry. out promised re-
forms. ~ u. Picayune.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-10

z In the North Georgia conference,
while the question OF the insanity OF a
member Of the conference was being
considered, one preacher stated that
tie case was not clearly one of mental
unsoundness, AZ the accused could at
aiIy tfine preach an hour aud half to
Two hours. The bishop shook his
head aad remarked 80 That's "A bad
symptom-n ~ s. is,, 81 ,i,+ .a;.,,,,p,
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-10

T We observe that the Court
House il slowly crawling UPWARDS TO
completion, the walls being finished
and Stating commenced. Whilst the
new building will closely resemble the
one destroyed in general appearances
it xillnot equal it BY a good deal in
finish ns.far as We are able to Judge
from What has been completed. 2 =
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-10

. ~ A smooth clean shave with d
keen razor fragrant soap and spotless
towels is a real luxury, which If you
wish to enjoy in perfection call on our
sliagonally opposite neighbor Leon.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-10

II We see that one OF the Repre-
seniatiyes from ,Natchltoches Parish
has introduced a bin in the General
Assembly of La, to exempt the town
OF Natchitoches from paying Parish
taxes. Why cannot our Senator or
ONE OF our three Representatives, do
the saine in regard to our townt We
think it is time they were waking up
and doilg something for their country
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-10
u. S. GRANT.
HON. j. MADISON WELLS,
OUR CHOICE FOB PRESIDENT
Y We are authorized to announce

- we dic autHOIIZcu 10 HHHUuHct
the name Of rs a. a E.
HON. j. MADISON WELLS,
of the Parish Of Rapides, as Candi-
date for Representative in Congress,
from this District, to GIL the vacancy
occasioned by the death Of the late
Hon. James McC Celery. 49,
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-10

THE BAYOU ROBERT ROAD.-Again
we have to record the indignant com
plants OF IA number of gentlemen and
ladies coming to town this past week.
at the state of the Bayou Robert road
from Williams lane to town. To re
count the numerous shifts and cOntri-
vances to get along at all, even Oh
foot would take up more space than
we can spare, but if these of our read
ers who have not seen the LEGALITY will
picture in their minds, thee or tour
miles of mud and mire from two 10 six
or eight feet deep, strown with dea,lox-
EN-, broken down carriages, wagons
and carts, with foot WAYS made out to
the semi solid ground from 90 to n10O
yards off. they may have some idea OF
the scene.
Ii seems to us the more money the
people pay tor this road the less road
they have, and we would suggest to
our Police Jury either to let il alon.
entirely or to take some efficient steps
to prevent themselves and the public
from being SO shamefully Imposed
upon. tH 50 a"is 49, ali'' -
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-10

" The Picayuneifas changed hands
and is now owned by an association Of
New Orleans citizens who have we
surmise undertaken the augean work
OF rpfoFn, or at least established am
org;liI for that purpose. Although no
names are given either as managers or
editors We understand that our old
Attakapas neighbor Coz. bennett, late
OF the Planters Banner, is to be chief
editor, aud if he manages in the city
MS he did in the country, we are GER
tain the company will have no cause
to regret their selection. We hope our
old friend viii not forget Us on bis ex
change list, for though we may not
exactly agree as to the means We think
orr cnds nfe the same. i2 ~
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-10

geant at Arms cruising round loaded
down with reviewers and bristling with
bowie knives to arrest Warmoth mem
bers and bring them in to make a
compulsory quorum. The Governor
at this crisis applied for and obtained
an injunction against the Gemites as
disorderly and unlawful assembly,
which they refused to obey declaring
it illegal. Shortly after this, a day or
two perhaps or two or three days af-
forwards, three OF those bogus SER
geants at arms attacked and killed a
Mr.. Wheyland, the member from Sa'
bine in the attempt to take him to the
Gem. 4 - u u q Z y 4 4
Tho coroners jury found q bill OF
willful murder against the three, and
also against Carter as an accessory be-
fore the fact. A warrant was issued
for his arrest, and he aud what remain
ed of his Legislature again took refuge
in the Custom House and here we lose
sight of him and them Until most OF
the Litter returned to the State House.
The peripatetic Senators were at
length obliged to put stop to their
excursions up and down the river by
an order from the Secretary of the
Treasury to stop tile farther scandal
Gus use of u. S. vessel in a state po-
litical squahble. They then took fight
to the Bay of st. Louis Mississippi,
having among them the FIVE Custom
House officers named above, two OF
them Deputy Collectors receiving SIC
per day and allowing only S5 each fol
the other three, we conclude that I'M
Gle Sam paid the crowd $25 day ifoI
staying away from their work and
helping tn keep up disgraceful con
test for mere party purposes. All, we
believe are now in their places in the
Senate Chamber, how long some Of
them will remain there, the people will
tlecid at the next general election. !
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-10
TERMS: :gg p 70
THE GAZETTE is published Weekly at
Four Dollars per annmn; $3.50 for
eix months. ~ >iaii4i ~ ttHi - =
TERMS:

SIX months. ~ >fah3' - tAW sS'
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate
ofS1 90 per square for the first in
serti0n and IS cents for each subse-
Quent one slaD 81 .a
EIGHT lines or less, constitute a
square. The following are our rates
a.. c>orIx A1yarfisers.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-10

.a
I THINGS Nor NAMES.-We see that
our city fathers, have lately We sup
pose from fear that strangers might
lose themselves, in the irtricacies of
our numerous street lanes and alleys,
put up at each corner, or at any rate
ut one Of the corners where streets
cross one another, neatly painted
names or signs, as for instance, on our
own corner" Second Street. " Murray
Street. Webster says a street is
properly, paved way, but in common
usage aiiy sort Of "A way, and it mist
he acknowledged, that our streets are
some of them the metnest and lowest
sort of ways, and need Ihendinga good
deal more than naming; those running
hack from the river in particular, put
ting us III mind of the poets picture Of
the statue of sin, very fair about the
heal and bust, but shocking at the
extrcmities. ~h .' -"' p
Seriously we think that If the
amount devoted to all this plank, plan
ing and painting, which we suppose
will be published in due time, had
been expended OH the ground, instead
of above it, by putting down foot
ways in the muddy places,as has been
done in one instance by private enter
prize, it would have not only been
more useful, but more satisfactory to
the citizens of the town. Iiii.f uHl - 4,
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-10

s Captain Pickett has requested us to
say for him to his numerous Bayou
BGuf friends that he has put q new
boat into that stream g The Creole
built expressly for the trade in which
she will continue and make regular
trips.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-10

-
that Casey and Packard, under the In.
SEPARATION Of those conferences have
gone counter to Grants wish whilo
pushing Carter forward to breax up
the lower house of the Legislature By
running off to Q tavern with u follow
ing Of the members, and by sailing
revenue cutter mp and down the Mis-,
sissippi with a sufficient number Of
Senators on board to prevent q quo
rum in that body, and Try string up
the thugs Of New Orleans TO violence
and bloodshed, thus aiiording. a pre-
text for retaining martial law, break,
ing down the Warmoth ;.slministra-
| ton, aud securing a delegation to the
Philadelphia Convention favorable to
rant's.renOmination
But, says Grants apologists, he has
not declared martial law. Certainly.
he has not and the simple reason isy
hat the debate Oh, Senator Trumbulpa
resolution threw a DoInbshell into the
White House, which made; Grant
pause, and so he leayes Casey, Pack,
ard and Carter in the ,lurch. ~ i,aa
I If General Grant wishes to convince
tire more candid of his own friends'
that he Was not cognizant of the peril.
Gus plans which Casey aud Packard
have been working out in New Or,
leans during the past two weeks, and
(which have carried Louisiana 70 tho
we're of civil war, let him promptly re.
move them from Office. This he, must
do as the first step toward absoiving
himself from the charge Of particips-
tion in their high crimes and miede.
meanory. Is ~ ssTtfty7x - 1o5G3
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-22
RIGHT About, FACE.

We find the following long winded
sentence in the mongGel organ OF
date March 9th:
+" Tho question is often mooted By
our people have we a Police jury for
this Parish. We contend that we
have not, and that all acts perform
cd by the so-called Police Jury APP
pointed by his accilency Henry
Clay Warnoth, and never sent to
the Senate for continuation is mil
and void and, without effect, and
contrary TO law aid precedence in
this case * r. x y * * * ):
This insignificant, bastard news
paper, is as subject to a change of
opinion as is its patron and chief
owner, Brother-in-law Casey. To-
day it sees black, tomorrow green.
To-day it is pig, tomorrow it is pup
Ply, and so along its journalistic ca
reer.
On the 18th day of March, there
was according to the following doc
ument, a Police Jury, who it seems
was worthy of being addressed as
the Hon. President &C.; but It
appears that in the short space Of
four calender days, from the date Of
the following to that OF the above
paragraph, the gossamer brain Of it's
writer, waiverea, and then fell into
the muck pile
Sr. FRASc1sv1LLE, La,
March 4th 1872.
To the Hon. the President and
Members of the Police Jury Of West
Feliciana:
The undersign propose to pub
lish the proceedings Of the Police
Jury, as news free of charge, and
pay the parish one hundred dollars
IN consideration the Dunn Lead
err to be designated the Official
Journal Of the Parish of West Fell
ciana, for one year.
JAS. II. STEPHENS,
Manager Dunn Leader"
A true copy:
CHAs. B. COLLINS, Clerk.
March Dist 1872.
OF two things one: Either there
is a Police Jury, or, there is none. II
there is a Police Jury, then the ink
Singer who penned paragraph num-
Der one, indicted a falsehood Ii
there is no Police Jury, then the
writer of number one can, as we do,
say that the writer of number two is
all unprecedented liar.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-22
ASSOCIATED PAlss HispArcrEs.

ASSOCIATED PHlss DISPATCHES.
W.ssH1SGrcS, March 2O.-TAo fol
lowing is derived from several
sources /:
The Louisiana delegation Of color
ed men had al interview, together
with Senator Kellogg, hIarshal Pack
ard, Col. Garter, and others, with the
President by appointment this after
noon. When they arrived at the
White House, Senator West and
Gov. Waunoth were with tie presi-
dent.
After the interview with Gov. War
moth terminated, the other gentle
men had long interview with the
President.
The matter Of Surveyor of Gus
toms for the port of New Orleans
will be amicably adjusted, it is be-
loved, by Parker's returning, and
the appointment Of a colored deputy
and probably some other appoint
ments Of colo1ed men to Office in
Louisiana.
1t is understood Gov. Warmoth
proposed to Gen. Grant. in view of
adjusting Louisiana political compli-
cations, that the two committees
should unite in calling q State nomi-
mating convention, and is reported
by the Governors friends that the
President expressed himself favora-
bic to the proposition.
The Secretary Of the Treasury,
Secretary Of War and Postmaster
General assisted tho President this
afternoon in the attempt at solving
the differences Of the Louise na fac
tons. 1t was a semi Cabinet affair.
The details are funny and somewhat
absurd, too much so for room in
these dispatches.
The defeat of the proposition to
f teetse the subsidy to the Pacific
Mail; Steamship Company in the
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-22

The nizzy, called Won Heusenteiu-
fel, who furnishes the pot-lonse liter
ature for the TIL Leader, is Of SO low
and Infamous character as to deny
his caucasian blood. Not long since
he positively stated to gentleman on
Greenwood plantation, that he was no
white man. What now ? We call for
the previous question.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-22

The French Minister of Marine has
ordered that fencing shall be taught
on board all ships Of the Republic,
Admiral Pothaue recently ordered ex
perinents to be made at Chcrboure
and Vincennes with new steel breech-
leaders, ard the report sent to the
Admiralty speak highly Of these pieces
which are effective at Il distance Of
five lometres.