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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-11-08
Varietfs ct Local.

TRAvAlL.-Peut-etre est-il rldicule de tonuiours
rep6ter Ia meme chose.
En- tous cas-, c'est au mons fastidieux.
Qn'importe 81 Ia chose est bonne ct sens6e. Al
ellie in.eresse les gems dams ce qu'ils ont de plus
Cher Vi Ia monotone repetition doit etre profitable
. Ia communant6 qu vous lit ct vous ecoutc, ne
cralgnez point de passer pour un rado.eur.
En- outre, IL vons sera beaucoup pardonn6 en-
vertu de votre bonne voont6.
Et puis lie radoteur 6nira bien par So taire La
fatigue. limpuissance, linsucces couronnaut hui,
annees de travail ct d'eorts-car le "Louisauais'
aura hut ans demain,-tout celia doit amene,
forc6ment le eong6 ct le silence.
Mais en- attendant cette heure prochane de silence
ct de mutsme, souhait6e par les uns, indifference
pour beancoup. ardemment dlsires par le peti,
saint Jean qui segosile dams un petit desert nous
Iabacherons nosre these ct nous ferons jusqu'au
bout notre devoir
Et nous parerons du travail CONNIE iu seu) sa,ul
de Ia Louisiana.
Elm honorerons les travailleuu comme il,
m6ritent d'etre honores.
Et nous detendrons les int6rets de ces travaileurs
blancs ct noirs, CONNIE is dovent etre d6fendus
cest-a-dre au point de vue du devor, de Ia Justice
de Ia raison, de Economic politique ct de Ia dguitl
humane. w." a
Oui. le travail ct les travaleurs sont runique
salut de Ia Louisiana.
Nous aurious tort dc compter sur une autr.
providence.
II faut done que ces travailleurs, esclaves hier
Iibres a"jourd hui capitastes du labeur ct du bras
producteurs au premier chef,-la couleur importt
pen,-trouvent dams une organisation lbre ct logi-
que tontes les garauties de justice, de retrbuou e
de bien-etre sans esquelles il ny psint dc pro-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06

felt ScptBe6en1tallocn ST. tDltt Bat 1tl1O
ipent9er ipldtig 1T, 1onOcrn rnllB ais ett
9lcl6bere9tt8teSS tltoiltm angeIcbcrt iperz
ben, Das lid BON Sen ortbern @ege1litdn1
ben 1tl1r odolr6 unteri6eioet, DAB Die
2%betlnabnre I'M ltnterri6t benz S6iiler
fret ttebt. Setrabtet man 1omit 0eutI6
ais et1en ber regelnGBigen Sebrgegenz
ttdroe, 10 ntuB es al16 inter benleLben
8%ebtn9ungen unb @erbdItniiien gelebrt
tperoer, benen ale Stunben IN un1eret
offentIi6en S6ulen n~nterporfen itnb.
@s barf nidt bur6 anoere 0ebrge9ens
1td1toe beetgt tperoen, es bari dn6 d1toere
Stubien niGt berfiir5ett. Gs ntl1B 10
eingeri6tet perben, baB es einen fegenS5
ret6en @inflnB auf bic S6ller uber>
1aupt dusiibt.
81 entftebt benn Sic Troge: ,8ie fann
ser beutI6e 1tnterri6t fru6tbrtngenb ge7
mo6t tperbelt 2" Nrgenbliflt6 baben nit
feline Metbobe, feinen GURUS. Sebe
9ebrerin unterrtdtet na6 ibrer WetbObe
1tllo aus einem 8u6e, baS fte fir OaS
geeigneteite bdlt. SIN ber ltnterri6tsmcz
tbo6e aber 1T @Iei6maBt9fett ni6t MINI
Der cine Notbtpenbigfett, tpie 0%tScipltn
in Der Nrmee, ober III anoeren Worte1,
es lit Elm Gppf, Elm Superintetben MOTH
tpeubig. @s beiBt bem@nmtte fit beuti6en
11nterrt6t AL ntel sltlnutben, bte S6u>
len 3u beiu6en; fDppbl Sic 2ebrerinnen
ais Die S6TIer 5l priifen, tbatiG6li6
ben 9anset benti6en l1nterridt SIT iiberz
MAIDEN unb bafiir beranttpDrtlt6 5u 1etn
unO 5tpar 1T elmer 10 grOBen Stabt unb
TIT Der etn 10 9roBer TDeil bet 8eD0lfez
rrng 9eut16 lit. Cincinnati 1t1b st.
Souls boben bteie S9tpiert9fetten lG19ft
etngeieben unb bdben ie0e etnen Super@
intenoenten fit ben beutl6en l1nterrt6t.
Gin arberer 8nnft tit, Oh Ote @inflb7
rung bes 9euti6en in Ste ie6Sten unb
1iebenten Grade empfe6lenspertb unb
prattii9 lit. Die Gi1ber iinb 81 Jung,
Inn bduerrben Ruben baraltS gu 5teben,
bic Nrbeit ber 2ebrertnnen lit tbatfd6li6
tpeggetporfen, tire 3ett fonnte melt nub>
brtnaen0er nit 6ett &tnbern BET 90berett
&IaIien nertpen6et tperben, tpGbrenb sbte
S6iiIcr bes 1e6sten unb fiebenten Graz
bes BET benz 2ernen Der eneItI9en 2ebrz
ge9enItGnbe better fortfpmmen tpiirben.
6erner tit bic 3abI 9erer, tDel6e ben
btcrte1t Grab erret6en utt6 ibre Stubtett
bis gum erften @r1De f0rtieben, DerbGIt>
niBntdbt9 tIetn nnb 3tDdr 10 1ebr, bdB eS
melt beiier tpGre, bic Sbdtt9feit bet beut>
f6en 2ebrerin tpGbrenb ldn9erer 3eit auf
cine tleinere S6iilersobI s1 bertpenben.
go f0nnte Biiien erl0net tperben, bas
bauernben unb praftii6en ItuBen brinst.
Bir figen bier ferner our gef6aisen
8erIfit6tteun9 etntge 3botio6en be3igz
LID bes 9euti6en in bret S6ulen in BEN
bret StdbttbetIen BET; aus BET Hetpberrpz
f6uIe, tpo Die 8eb0lterun9 fat gang
beutf6 lit, Der 6abeni6uIe, mo ttur iebr
tpent9e 0euti6e itnb, nn6 aus Der Scam7
moni9ule, mo Die 8ebOIferung ettpa
9lei6mdBig getbetIt tit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06
Geitt Mufimub.

gs tt nnttns. bus etdrtnnssuerfabren, tost6es bos
Spitem I'M Sorons s.set hcn unsinitiset ginfIub Der
Somn1erbiss scfefist BADEN plrbe, Bis gum Beeinn Oers
iel6en onf3ufdiebcn. gSenn man ben Daoseu. bic eeber
uub @tuseueibe iii ben Trii5Iinssn,onoten nit sos
letters &a8enbttterent itdrtt, unb bic snr nit
bteien1 nniddbll9en. ober t%rdfttsen uesetabilti9en Stdrs
tunssmitte[ rudbren6 bes Somtme1 Forfeit, 10 1T es
gang serpib, bds bur9 bisies DeitteI iOsor iOlde 8srios
men, bic BON Totur i8wddIid unb drnt an Gebenstraft
firb, ben Gnfdner BON llnuerbduIidteit. 8opfi9nters,
@te[eefibL @antstttt, 5Reruelidrpd8e unb gteberseidIas
senbeit ~eatseben fOnnet, burb rueId. oft Die Ro5uiteren
eri6tofe unb sequdGt roerben, wenn Te iene gDeebtetn
ni8t baben. Gin rein.s Steianttttel, senttiGt nit ben
fetniten Sdften Der ftdrtenben, onttbiIt6ienu nb duf ben
Stublsans r~ptrtenben @urseln unb Srduter lit tire unz
i4Gsbare @a6e fir Sdpu9e unS eeioenbc, unb bttie See
ben erbuItenbe gdbe in Torn BON 3nitettet'8 81a=
8enbttterent lift stidlidcr @.tie Sebent errei9bar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06
@ arft=N retie.
Gbtcdoo, 4. Moi 1878


Seefra9ten.-6ait nominel; fo1:
genDe CHARTERS tpurben bert6tet: S9oo.
ner Gdmon6e, seftern Ra6mtttag, nit
Roru mad BreScDtt gu tie; S6ooner
6leetipt1g beute, nit &orn nod Buffalo
81 lie.
8rDONofe.
MeDI-0er W1orft mot ettpas Ieb
batter, iebo6 beruria6tet bic groBen
8erfGufe feline pretsGnberung. BerfGufe
umfaBten: @t1ter @rtrds-5O SAB pri=
patim. Spring @ttrds-1, $50 SAB prte
natim; so SaB si $3.50, 200 SAB 3u 81,
100 SAB 9aitin9s Gitn 3u $6.25. 9togz
9enmebl-lO 100 SAB %prtDatin; so Tub
8elott Gitn 5u 81. 35.
Net5et-No. 2 Spring tpor in FEB
Batter gta6fra9e, nantertlt6 Don Seiten
ser Spetuld1ten; BretIc tpdren unregeLz
mdBtg unO i6loiien ettpd tpic seitern.
8ert9te bon SEEM gorf unb 2toerpool
tpdrel1 entmutbtgeno. Die Gr0ffnung ber
@1gen bate fetnen beionoern gin1uB
auf ben Oearft. 8erfdufe gu uttb 3tptz
f6et 81 .244-1.25 bdar; $l.233-$l.24
fit &pril; $1.235-1.244 fit Scat, un6
81. 26&-$1.2 % fir Snti-19lob gu 81 .2422
fir Ofat, unb $1.22 fit Stunt. SEQ. 8
Spring mar ftia gu $I%.153~1.16, Na6z
frage bauptid6li6 gum 8erfenben. lnSz
f6uB Spring por non1inen gu CSC. $50.
l Sprtn9 mar gdn3li6 norninea.
n-9to. 2 mar dfttb, Yret1e iebo6
ul1regelmdBtg unb ntebrt9er ais 9eitern,
i6lieBlt6 maj bic Id6frdge lebbdfter
l1llb ser Weorft felt. SEQ. 2 6ra6te 364-
SIC baar, 37-371c fit Ntat, 394-4Oc fir
Stunt, 414c fir Suit, unb 42$-43c fit
Auguit-i6loB s1 sic fit Deaf, 40c fit
Stunt, 1tnD 4l5e fir Silt. $50. | Gorn
gu 374c. 2tusl6uBsSorn I'M Storc ipar
ltetig su 34t.
6aer-5temli9e @ei9dfte puroen
getban in Safer ulto Spefllanten ipdren
om meiiten Dertreten, unO Der Wfdrft
f6IoB fldu. 91o. ? bro6te 294-304 bGdr,
303-3O5c 8erfdufer fiir Otai, unO 32S-
33c fir Sltnt-16loB sn Sole fir Otai
u1D 324c fit Sultt. 9lu5i5ubs0 afer gu
29c.
Der D1arft mar felt unb
5teti0, fit Gurld0unaen SEQ. 2 cole. Sr
gauge YortDien ipnr0e ntdt5 getbdl1, Do
it6 &dufer un0 Serfdufer ni6t eint3en
fDnrten.
e-0er Marft lpur r1big urb
Yrei1e bei1aDe nOntiteQ. Gttt9e Gar
la%oul,ger bon %regulGrer SEQ. 9 81 7l!c,
ober frtlds Sufu6ren III quite 6duIer 76
-78c. 9tn. 3 tpar non1inel gu 65-56c,
ul16 Nu5i0ub su 46-48c.
g Gme ten-@inigc SrberS tporen
i'm Wfarfte un0 fletlte 8erfdufe f0noen
itott. 8erfGufe bon Gtmot6p u~rnfdiien
is ur6 IL Side fair gu s., 25 EDDIE gu
ter al 4.2O; cine fleinc Bartie fair I'M
oariiderWrdS1drncu at l.25, unb 69SGde
prina III 81. 40. Mtllet gu $l.l0-l.15
un0 &Ieciamcl1 at $5. 20-5.25.
Sprtt-ipar IN afttDer 9td6trd9e rnti
8crfduTen bon 800 Sap at sc.
8ropi1tonen.-~ DfeB Porf mar
ftarf unD 25-35c p SOB bo9er NIT gutter
i~pcculatiper 9lo6frd6e. Serfdufe 81
$l1.75 fiir Wat, $lS.25-18.35 fit Sum-
unb SIS. 5O-l9.6 5 fitr Suit.
Sdmals-lpar rubtg a6er fe1t init Ser:
fd1lfet al 1910 fit Wtai-l6lOB 81 9.l23
BOAR uiD 500 fir SUM-.
GuB gep5telte S9tnfen tparen ttari
Grofcn eelol3enc5 6leiid mar felt.
Sdultcrn 65-46c, fur3e loie Slipper
S3-9c.
Set 54-63c.
BeefsBro6nfte git $27. 5o-2o.5 so fiji,
Shinfelt, $685. fir WeB Beef mn
slG-l0.25 fit Grtra DfcB 9ccf.
Mbnrl3uder. gu l3-l5e fll
frifd)en auSgetpGblten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06
eSnncftS 1tetO Cd SnActt

1T 6as 9erlangen ie0er. Dame un6 ben
6erren angenebm. 0amet, tDelGe nt1t
bon Der Natur b~e9iinitt9t iinO, f0111en
febr Diel 81 ibrer 8eri60nerung bcirra@
gen, inoem tie @eD. IS. 2atrb'S Bloom
of Youth ge6rau6er. sic entFcrnt ale
8erun5terungen BON Der !6aut u1O n1aft
bteIelbe tabe4oS f90n. Gum 8erfouf tit
alien 9rugitore5 ber Ser. Staate1. De-
bot: 5 @pl6>Str., g. q. mi
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06
exhr f6nnt Sett Iekten Sunar
kEATATprD

rpetten, bob tcin San %eriitirt. in Incident ni8t Gertdur
Ointment (metber llmi4los) abeumdtismus. Tsurolsia.
@ei6wnlit nnb 9dbnuns ~se[inbert Ober sebelt bdtte.
Seo6tet ben l1nter1dieb. gs lift has Contour 2iniz
ntent (9eGber 11mi6los). reIdes pieGe IDerar6eit.te
9ferbe nieber in has eeiairr brtnst @on; slei9, OBJ
&eibnn9, @eI4puIf. neberontrensuns Der griOls 1T
elm punberpoqer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06
Commercials nnO Tinan7itIles.
Gel0markt=Deri1
HENRY GREENEBAUM & CO.,

OeutIde4
8anf>, We6ieIz un6 Bdiidgez@ ei6dft,
s. 4ue., 5ruii4en &anboIpb unb Buibtnstonitr.
Gbtcdsp. Q. Itdt 1873.
Der @el6mortt 6ebdGt eine feite 4Sutturs, Bic llmidst
mp IN So!9e ot monotse S le9t nnnIanSte'9
g8ebiel aui SEEM gorr a~nse6oten uns al pari swiiden
8dnfen.
Qorbon 60 Gage Si4t 106H.
Sob er6ffrete beute III Seem gort nit 116& unb fbGos
su 1865 nit fpl9enben Gour5UerGn6eruneen rpGbrenb bes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06
Sinner fflrcien-

ut Gitder's Goitorio. @s resuItrt BEN Ttasen, bciIt
0inbz6oItt urb perurio9t notiir[i1en SGIdf. gs 1T
ein @rias fir GoItor>OeL. 21opr2IGtup6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06
9lMterifettifGe SGl0mDeifeet.

Gmerifa lit ftolS auF feline i00nen 0az
men, aber tDte Diele miBac0tel1 tbre Shon7
Dett, ,berlteren t6re @e1uit0Dett l1o SUI
genofrtl6e un0 altern Dor bee 13ett, tn
benz fe t6ren 3dbnen nt0t bic notbtge
Nufmerfian1feit tpibmen. 0ieielben itno
1t6t 51 enti6ulotgen, ba Gosobont, mel
9em Dor Qlem Elm 8lab 5iptIden ben lit
Beiten 2tppen gebiiDrt, jest i'll alien ctDt7
lilirten Sanbern 81 BADEN lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06

8%eiaDrte S~ctfome2t, melGc Bic
6anb Der 3eit ltno Die i'm @efolae Der
Nlters fomnen6en l1ebel f0ircr auf iib
laien fiblen, tperoen IN sen 6ambnrger
GrDpfen Or. @uguft G0nig's ell Glirir
fin6en, oas ibren 2lDern nele5 2e6en et:t1
floBen tpirb. 4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06

Gutter Die 3ufu6ren tpdren grD>
Ber mnb ser Marft mat unt6dttg. Nus>
getpdblte berpaft lit &i6eln gu 28-3Oc,
Gon maj 3-4c nie6riger All 2O-25c fir
atemlide Bis quite ul1b 26-27 fit prtma.
so nen-gfi9ts @i9tiseS in 6teient
Qrtifel nurbe geiban. Cute gtaDb perz
fault gu 1925 . bu.
Gt6er-9ut bis ausgetpd6lt $6-7 q
SAB.
@ier--in sutem 8orrutb gu LIE
p Db.
Grodere @rbien.- $1-1.5o p
8uibel fit orotndre eelbe bis auS9ez
tpdbIte griine.
Tebern-grima Ieben6e @dniez rat
lno b0ber gu D-75c, gemii9te unperz'
dn6ert su 25-50c, 6ibnerfeOern &c nn0
TurfeDz Sc.
@efIugeG-Gurfebs paren rar nno
getpini6t 5u 17-18c p Pf6., 6ubner
oagegen I'M sroBen 0orratb u1b nieOriger
su $4.-4.25 % Ob.
5Ont9-ausgetpGblter 25-28c, gutter
20-24c % 1b.
SartoffeIn-0 ie 3ufu6ren fin6
liberal unO baS @ei6dft lit serabe 9roB
9enug, nm Bretie bon 5000. p bu.
fit quite bis prima Bea6bloms II. 40
45c fir genii6te gu erbaEten.
Srti 6e @emiie - iin6 in gutter
g1d6fra9e NIT dnnebmbaren Bretlen.
Sdlat 40-6Oc p Obo., Spiltat $3.50
$50 p brl., @riine Grbielt $3.50 q
bm., Spdrgel 81 p 3d., Ytepflan3en SC
% ID un6 @urfen 81. p 9B.
Wa6s-su 1890.
Observation-Disclosures mnrft mar ocIih
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06

Htnbpte6. Ser Marft ioor 6eut.
tnIol8@e n~toertauftem sroBem @orratb ii
pen garos nno 3iemli6en friIden gu,
tn9ten, 1otpte tntolge iingiinittqen geah,
rt6ten BON 0itlt6en MGrften bonNnfar,
bis S6luB fau. Die Souptnodfoode
mat tltr ptttsbur9, @lebelano unb So:
1ton 9te9nu11g, nit etntgen 9%a6unoen fiji
NlbanD nno NetpzOort. Sta6tinrfnlan
%ter2na6men cine mdBige Nnaobl beiierel
@jraoe IN 8eitb. M1diter fouften 1poriom
gu geitrt9en 8reiien. S9loB ifiu, mi
groBem 8orratb.
6riIde 3rfubren 2200, 8erfdufe 6s.
Stid gu $44-4.9 80 fir quite bis ausoe:
fudte 6iibe, $4.65-4.80 fir Maitpieb
unb $4.75-5r00 fir quite bis auSgelu9t,
8crfenOitiere.
Sdneine. Ser Uearft tpar beuh
siemli6 tbGttg, greiie ftdtig un6 fit 0h
beiten @ra6e ettpas fefter, fit Bbila6eE
p6ia, gertngere @ra6e tparen iebr f9tuad
abcr ni6t be6eutenb biQtger. 3ufu6rei
tpieber groB, QualttGt berielben Mite
Bis fair, nit tpentg Qusgeiu6tem. gta9r
frage 6auptiG9lt9 fitr Seem Oort, 80,
iton, 8Dila6elpbia unb SEEM 6aoen &e6
nung.
Trii9e 3ufu6ren 10000 @tiid, b~erfauf
1920 Stid gu $5.25-5.623 fir or0i1G
Sig EXTRA, t6eiltpeiie $5.35-5.55 fit
fair bis quite @ra6e.
S6afe. Die 3ufubren tparen 6eut
let9t, Yreile felt, bod nt6t be6euterI
bober. Slet1e quite 8artbteen oerfauft 81
a. so.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06

= @eitern 9lbenb 3tpiiGen - ulo 20
nbr entluo fi9 uber G0ica9o Elm Defti8es
@etpitter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06

Rg vSpaGoing'S Olue@, nabli6 un0
iiberau gu 6aben. MT
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06

SaGe-0te gta6fra9e 1T nt6t nnbebeus
te,1b, Bretle ftdttg. Start 81, Otter Greet
81, BbtIabelpbia 81; 9uOIop IS, 9eptss
ton 81, american 324, Ontario q. 35
8urlaps $2l-224 @unnteS, etnfa6 183
-l94 ,boppelt $50; Wollldfe 66-70c;
O1ebliGGe, / Sri II O0-l1 SO, / 8rG.
Is O0-15 so.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06

Som0Oi5!
It attnne.

T<AD~~%SW~~B~
CHir perfoHfen ale Nrter @au6o(;, 8retter, SbinsGes
eatb unO Soar Soften Su ben b%iui8l;en Murttpreiicn.
GrnSe1eoorJ G. Maeeuer,
Gritber linton 2umbcr Co.,
@oIsDpf tttao Sfftec: 2cifimg Str-.
naEe ". Salheo Ctr. Mriidc (gscifeite)'
e9y0 Dur4 bic 9iinitt9e yo3t uGbe ser e.lenooon &c
gnSu1r1rn ts;ns ! y > n %i, 5mt1Smo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06

AUIuLuQ.
~0cn -tpdr 1T gutter IofaGer Ga6frane
unb Der Warft NOR fart. Btr quottz
rem:
1tmotbp, felt gepreBtes. ....15 O0-17
Gtfnotbb, Ioie geprebtes. Is O0--IS
Bratrte, 9epreBt. ........l 00-l2 90
Ttrnotbn, auf BGgen......16 OO-19 90
Bratrie, duf BG9en........14 00-16 90
9ieferuitg $l-l so, lie mad BET @ntferz
nnrg.
9ol3tuaaret, in 9 utter JeaG''ra9e nit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06

Sl1 Suber gelDaldcne prlllld 8 60
- mtttel unD quite As SIS
0uufeGbrdlt1e nn5 i0le6t gewaiGene
Wou 2-10c, nit 8aumlDole berntii6te
unb flefige 3-5c nicbriger.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06

Oas sroBe Bacifics 6oteI ion gnbe
6ieies Wonates er0ffnet per6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06

gonn8 l99ion $3.50, $40, 7o-78,
S0-S5, 90-35, l l0-l 90.
Smpcrtal S5-95, l 00-l Is.
OunOotpber 85-95.
Sopon $50, $50, s5-o5.
Solong 500, 1915, 90-l 90.
4oGc. Ser 0tarft ipar uouttnea uts
nerGnhert. 08ir Q1tnttrer:
lngetDai6ene, fetne @ tb......25 -33
mtttel. ..........3O So
orobe. 30 -33
0etDal d)ettc fetne..............53 81
nitte(. .48 so
SIM 3uber getpaiUcne prtrnd so -65
nittel IND d1ttc 45 -55
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06

9Dls-Q8tr quottren: 6idorD $13 tn D.
g., II 90 geliefert, N16orn Il t. 5. D.,
3 90 geliefert 8u6en $li 90 t. s. s.,
y 90 abge(., Slabs S6-7t t. 5. 9, unb
IS obgcl. u &laiter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06

@9etaGe nno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Der Marft tpar felt nit 5iemlt9er
Na6fra9e.
SlcG-8le9platten SIS 50-2l so,
Dad IS 00-18 90.
9rabt-73.
Gagel-paren 5iemli6 actib uttb ltttbers
Gnbert 5u 5 373-5.5O Staten.
&ubfer-8ottoms As, 8ra3iers i6er IL
II. 43, Gupferble6 43-5l.
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duccd in the Senate win probably lead to
an investigation Of the difficulty in
Louisiana, the result Of which will be
10 shed light upon the dark places con-
nected with it. 1t should go to the bottom,
giving us the actual vote in the districts
where the alleged frauds Of Warmoth arc
located. Nothing less than this.will be de-
cisive. If no fraud is found then let War
moth be vindicated; but if it be found
that he undertook to use the ignorance
and weakness of the blacks to defrand
the majority of their rights, justice should
be maintained be the party wronged ever
so lowlv and humble. ATe see nothing to
be gained i'll putting down the Ku-Klux or
Gani2ation, in political point Of view, if
the same party can he permitted to cast
out opposing votes and count in their own
candidates though in q minority. The
method only is changed, the spirit and re-
suits are the same.'
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Not only is the investigation of the
Credit Mobilier business now conducted
in open session, but all the testimony ia
ken ins secret. session is published in the
New York dailies. Some of our democratic
papers have manifested their sense of jus
tico by excluding from their reports that
part of the testimony which exonerates Mr.
Blaine from all connection with the Credit
Mobilier. Ii is one way Of Illustrating
independent journalism.
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and the conduct of the company, saying that
from all the facts, Ames should not only not
be censured, but should have monument to
commemorate his great services to the coun-
try. The statement also referred to Nc
Comb and the suit instituted by him and vim
| Dictated Ames as an honest man in that con-
nection.
! During the reading of that part Of the paper
referring to the charge of a black mailing
suit by Mr.. McComb, and that he had robbed
the soldiers, &C., member of the committee
raised question as to the revclancy of re-
peatng what had been said by others
McComb remarked-"I Mr. Alley spread
all the dirt he can"
Mr.. Alley resumed, saying Ames had pr
illed fortune, and took upon himself the re-
sponsibility of $47 ZOO, 900 in order to secure
the building of the road. Not another man
could have been found to DO the same. His
profits were less than million dollars, and
his brother Oliver Ames, President of the
company, told him (Alley) after the road wa 5
opened, that owing to the pecuniary embar
easements of the company and its doubtful
success, he would relieve him (Olyer Ames)
from all loss
| Mr.. Alley was then cross examined as to
the capital Of the railroad company, the value
of the dividends, &c.
| Mr.. McComb wished to produce few facts
in reply to the Interpretation of Alley. He
said he had been in business twenty years,
under five consecutive administrations, and
had never had voucher or contract suspend
ed or held up for action. He had received a
letter from Boston man, VIM. McKeine
brother-in-law OF A. Ii. Rice, formerly dis
tinguished member Of Congress from Massa-
chusetts, which he desired to have read.
The Chairman informed him that he should
hereafter have an opportunity.
Mr.. Alley remarked, that all lie said against
McComb was susceptible OF the dearest
proof.
McComb-Will you call for the books of
the Credit Mobilier? They will answer
many Of the charges of the distinguished
vituperator from Massachusetts, John d.
Alley.
The chairman said he had sen: subpoena
10 the secretary of the company to bring the
books showing the holders Of stock or who
have received dividends. The committee
then adjourned.
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The Herald says of the case Of Stokes ::
What we reiterate, what we wish to impress
upon the minds Of the people, is the awful
spectacle which the life of this well-reared
man, $50 young, SO attractive in person,
presents. The criminal the murderer in the
ranks Of the poor and ignorant, because of
his narrowed chances of moral diyinalon,
seldom impresses the mind as a fearful ex-
ample; but man of Stokes opportunities at
the foot Of the gallows by the successive
stages of unchecked PASSIONS should strike a
thrill of terror into all who may only have
taken first step in the seductive path he
has trod to its fatal goal. If all the murder
ers in the Tombs were taken out summarily
tomorrow and hanged upon one broad gal
lows the effect upon the community would
not besas lasting as the contemplation by all
of the misery, misfortune and shame which
this man of wasted opportunities has brought
upon his family, as well as the degrading
death now declared in store for himself
This is the general lesson. To the votaries
Of the knife and pistol it needs no words to
teach its import
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: litions of Calsin B. Roberts and rothers, Ma
than S. Lufkin and others, w. II. M. Stick
ney and others, and W. S. Dwinel and others
for the same. Referred to Committee on Lee
gal affairs.
Nv Mr.. FARRINGToS. Bill an act in relation
to uniformity of text books. Referred to
Committee on Education.
BY Mr.. DINeLEY. Petition of G. w.
Manson for charter to run a steamboat on
the Androscoggin river between Lewiston and
Lisbon Referred to Committee on Interior
Waters
By Mr.. KENNEDY. Petition Of F. L. Car
ney and others of New Castle in aid Of rail-
road from Bath to Portland. Referred to
Committee on Railroads.
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State Temperance Conventions

The people Of Maine, of every religious denon
nation, political party, temperance organization
and of no organization, who believe in and practice
total abstinence from all intoxicating drinks and
who are in favor OF the suppression Of eir sale hy
every laudable, practicable and eGectual measure,
are invited to meet in Mass Convention ii
Nsonien Hail In Augusta Oh Wednt sdsy
January II. 1873.
az IL O'clock noon, to adopt such meats they
may nudge best to reior!a the iIebri9te 10 save the
young from tho paths Of intemperance ana 10 drive
fpossible the traffic from tie land. Let There be
general rally. Weneed 10 encourage each Others
hearts and strengthen each Others hands i'll this
great work.
The usual reduction of fare on The se5erai Faii-
roads mag be expected.
TIE Convention via p:Jh tbiy continue through
Thursday. JOSHUA NiE,
J. 5. kINBALi,
u. -. RANDALL,
T.. w MORTON,
\. J. VI. STEVENS
y. q. HALL,
.. X. WILSOS
Dec. so, ls.2. State TEMPERANCE COMMITTEE
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writer in Dover New Hampshire gives
the following sketch of one Of the principal
actors in the louisiana strife: Judge Durell,
whose name is prominently before the coun-
try in connection with the louisiana muddlc,
having been alluded to by several newspapers
as carpet'bagger, it might be worthwhile to
say that the Judge is a native of this city,
whence he went to New Orleans thirty. five
years ago. lie pays occasional visits to his
old home, and was here during the last sum-
mcr. Before the war he was a Democrat,
but remained neutral during that struggle,
and was member of the Convention which
formed the Constitution under which Louisi-
ana returned to the Union. His legal abili-
ties are considered of fair order, and it was
on account of those that President Lincoln
appointed him to the position which he now
holds. Judge Durell is about co years old.