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From Gov. Smiths Atlanta speech :

From Gov. Smiths Atlanta speech !:
'l'here was once Il widower with a
little boy named Bobby, who, like
most widowers, took notion and
cot married, and in the course Of time
he WAS blessed with another son,
whom he named Johnny. Now said
he, though tho new mother loved
Bobby very much, she loved johnny
lust a little more. She would split
omen i biscuit, butter both pieces,
and give one to Bobby and one to
Johnny, but she put sugar Oh the
piece she gave to Johnny. Bobby
one day discovered it, and, being hurt
at this exhibition Of partially, went
out on the front door-steps and com.
menced crying. Presently his father
came along and inquired: Bobby,
what are yoM,cryingahou Moth
i-n-gv but, my son, you must be
crying about something. Tell me
what it u.s. Bobby then told his faith
er how his mother put sugar on John
ny's biscuit. %, well, don't cry, my
son, responded the father, 'you shall
have sugar on yonr biscuit, too;' but
the boy kept on crying, and said: Il
don't care anything about the sugar.
It's the principle Of the darned thing
l don't like" Now, we don't care how
much the Radicals help the negroes; ;
we don't care how much thc;' favor
them; We don't care how much gu
gar they have on their biscuit; but
it's the principle of the darned thing
we don't like" Loud laughter.
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sTns,HDusA N4sliviiE 1N.--Is otl,-
~Nords, our. die :s:sl Held on re-
1hins leassa WI sapuss prop and
sustain thsaf wheu hey exhibit signs
Il Nsaknesd aad doggy, or they will
inevitably break down. In Dr.. Walk
California Vinesarse Bitters, Z a
natthisess c6npiSashd IL newly dis
covered medicinal herbs, peculiar to
the P,eiA fs9iSh III debilitattd, tho
esnuss, The rheumatic, the eonssmp-
,ave WIN Aa1stht most seenisl tonic
ard 'lestoratiyss even offered to the
saflering invalid. It contains no al
eehol, and consequently leaves no
sting behind. u,
I, % : 4. .=-a
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Corrected Weekly by Carver & Taylor,

cotton. ...........'............ a '3c'
Hides, dry. ......................l2A1 20
Hides, sreen.. q Gc
BACoN.-The market is in limited supply.
Clear sides are quoted at lsc; shoulders at l3c;
Break fast bacon at 19c. ~
FLoux.--Is in good supply-,,ith fair demand.
We quote Xxx at S6 81; low XXX n007 Is and
good Xxx at IS; Choice xxx at 50 50; choice
family sll So
PoRK.--None in the market
BAGGlNG.-ln fair supply. demand fair. Hemp
and jute at l9c: per yard No India in market.
LARD:-1n light supply with good demand In
EAxs-Are in light supply and demand limit.
ed Canvassed are quoted q 2Oc.
SALr.-In good supply. Liverpool coarse sells
at 50 q per sack. Fine l5125c higher.
| +, a"atei al Z, - per bushel.
IRON TIEs--The market is in good s1nn]r
The arrow is held at 10 and the button at ioc.
por pound.
XoL.ssEs-Scarce. Choise Louisiana is be-
ing sold .I Lat at; prime At eoc per gallon. BY the
Coal Oils in good supply xnd is held at
Soc. per gallon.
ToBACCo.-Supply good. Good medium il
quoted at Csc. and fine bright at 93c. 1sl 25 per
pound.
CorEE-Thc supply is limited aud demand
good. Prime at Is and choice At -
R!cE.-No Carolina in market Louisiana is
held at l2ac. per pound. -.
COHN--Isin good supply but no demand.
SOAp.-Extra olive bar i0c.
SUGAR-Louisiana prime is quoted at - vel.
low clarified o l2Sc; crushed and powdered q
l5c.
| WHIsKY.-White and Red ere hold at 81 50
per gallon; Bourbon commands s506 so per gal.
| lon.
! SHor.-1s in good supply with fair demand and
sold at 80 Is per sack and buck shot at So.
PowDER.-The supply is limited aud Is held
at Soc. per pound.
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Variety is tho spice, Of lls,s even
of radical existence, and even if It
does not chime in right here, twin
dohs's farfetched Dash, TO put down
in Printers ink, the record of the pre-
cious cargo in tho live stock line,
which passed down on the Myarly
one day last week. Dasher really be-
lieves that such q super-cargo Of
sweet scented ours on velocipedes
never showed legs under Steamboats,
mahogany before. and it may never
happen again. IT'S awful to ask our
Devil to press his roller nver the dark
layout: Phillips, H.io, Ward, Breda,
Van Dasea and-thats enough for 40
Dashes LA. Democrat. &
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A CARD.
ISLE BREvELLE, Nov. 25, 1874.


ISLE BREvELLE, Nov. Is, 1874.
Editor indicator THE statement
Of "Culled Yeautur," that a man as
Stunning all the powers Of a high Con-
stable, had actually taken possession
of the polls Of Ward Eleven, aud had
undertaken to examine the ballots Of
colored men, is not correct. aA
discrimination that one of tho Com.
missioucrs, had neglected to do his
duty, because Of a sore finger, is false.
No one took possession Of the polls
of ward eleven. No one examined
the ballots Of voters, white o. colored.
Every Commissioner was at his post,
and attended to his duties. IN
We speak knowingly, having been
present at tho opening Of the Polls at
6 A. NJ, present throughout the day
to the close at 6 P. ~, and seven Of
our number having been present at
the counting of the votes.
B. Metoyer.
C. A. Cloutier.
P. E. Prudhomme.
,."'@ w. s. Campbell.
Aug. Fontenot.
,I1 +. A. Prudhomme.
IL + A. Chaler. ! y
'.'s'.'s' G. E. Chaler.
CT. 'Chaler. -
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BY order of the Directors,
L. DUPLEIX,
Nov. est. Agent.
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Enn. Fashion and Facetious.


ss
"shcarn nonsense-Clippins jokes
7 Dr.. Nary Walker Isl, pantauoen-
Churcllschoirs ,,should refrain from
ail base action. ~
The French milliner-n,an is Of mo-
diste Worth.
Jenny Lind, isl teaching4..music; at
Wiesbaden.
The Pope has not stepped outside
Of the Vatican grounds for four years.
Gen Sherman says he listened.t ITO
Grants last speech with intense
patience" ,rI,r,
Ignorance is tho wet nurse Of pre-
judice. ..i,. ..,t'i.Tt!.n
A thorn in the bush is worth two
in the hand. .-a
When Aatterers meet, tho devil
goes to dinner. - w.
Never waste your time; waste
somebody elses. t"". a.."
The last thing a man should be out
of-Temper. r.. "a. 4
Humility is the sweetest and fair
est flower that groweth Ia the mind.
Instead Of giving credit where cred
it is due the cash had better he paid.
1t is good thing to be above board
but generally bad thing to 10 over
board. .f' u'1
What becomes of a mans word
when he wont keep it, and no one
will take it? 'n"iil 81 'e. .tf''
The only sure cure for seasickness
We know of to stay on shore. l r..
Don't tell an Editor how to run a
newspaper. Let the poor fool find it
out himself. .. :, s,I,5,,.,.
Mrs. Vordy thinks a Congressman
must he hard pushed for 4 cigar when
he takes the stump. d..
Cicero said: "The pursuit of all
things should be calm and tranquil"
How about capturing feas }?
We live in sweet times when the
streets are filled with candy dates.
Did you ever notice that borrow
ed umbrella either turns inside ont
az soon AZ opened, or has a hole in
the top about tho size Of pie plate !!
He who has got nothing to do in
this world but to amuse himself, has
got the hardest job on hand l know
of-Billings.
We don't see why any one need
waste time ind disputing over Genl.
Buffers reli gions belief. He hasn't
got any Detroit Press. r. 70
Of63 congressman elected only one
took the salary-grab.
III am afraid you will come to want"
said an old lady to q young man.
have come to want already" was the
reply. II want your daughter"
Young Bride. "Was she his own
darling duckums Z" eyes she was his
ownty donty darling dackums". Ex-
it old married man enragctls and dis
eusted. ~ s.-- ' III
Please mister, my fathers dead and
my mothers ruined away and would
you not let me and my sister suck
cider through a straw out Of that :ere
barrel o. your'n,i
Bonnets flare more than ever, as
the, season. advances.
The present street fashions give to
our young girls very fast" and
cloud" appearance. And some very
silly women think their walk, action
and general conduct must correspond
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will be promptly delivered. asl in high water
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Red River Plantation for Rent

THE Plantation known as the Morse
l. Place, three miles below Grand
Ecore at Tiger Island, will be rented for
the year 1875, very cheaply. Two mules
and about 100 bushels of corn to 20 with
the place.
For particulars apply to
GEO. G. SOAiPAYRAC,
near the place
or to II. H. CARVER,
Nov. %, 1574.-lm. Natchitoches.
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Financial, Commercial and River News.

COTTON in our market holds up in
price, notwithstanding tho sealing from
all grades of from I to lc. per pound on
account of the new classification, the
ruling figures being Same as quoted last
week from II % l3}c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
On hand last report 1880. 1904 bales
Received during week. ..-....299 2"
Total receipts. ..... 1903 -"
Arrivals of steamers for the week ut
Grand Ecore, are the Sabine and Garry
Owen. Cotton is going forward quite
freely q $3.50 per bale freight. Up
freights, card rates.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.

ct should be remembered our quota
tious are for round lots, at retail, higher
prices will have to he paid.)
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NORMAN L. UNDERHILL,
JUSTICE ofthe PEACE,
FIRST WARD, CITY OF BATON ROUGE.
Dispositions promptly attended to.
July 4.-h
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What is the nee Of talking Of this
worlds Brightness and snuhine to q
man that has tight boots-i

.s-ia:ss-l @.s t,.5. ,s,e4, p
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9A7IN1B:

will leave New Orleans fol, Il rand Ecore and IN.
termediatc landings every. Saturday at SPIN.
Tho aAon,,.>. ,N'AiEI.l NJ.
, 1874-10-08

prosont,--waa not eyon known at that tino ns |.
Woman. Buffragist ,--flor was Ahe olcutoa to any
oGiciil position In TINT Association: Moro tlian
this. tho question Of Fine~i i4ovo had not mt tl1at
tiuo boeu rafso1, or n.optetl by oven Tho Gllet-
tauto OF Boston Titus ia falaohool number Two
expnacl. -.....-
It is doubtful II Mr.. Blackwell nt TINT tin,o
e'tho, "knosg' m Fsank =: Moilto',, Or Ind ovcr
number three, md nil nftnrthought OF II. d. u,
aud lliB ilttio hnnllfna Of mutually -a1niring mud
admired associates, s1wln d year Afterwards Of
gauixed tho American Suffrage Association, in
opposition to Tho NATIONAL
After tho organization Of tho American, how
stood tho frce-Lovo qnostl0n M botwcon tho Two
ORGANIZATIONS? II. ". Booci,or was in,por.unod
by Lucy Stono until, to get rf Of l1or, lo con-
aotea to become Tho ento Of tho Anori-
side Of DoHton aud BROOKLYN, adnlttetl to havo
6eon. theoretically and practically, the n,ost hon.
orcd and retted M vol as lilo most conspicuous,
OF "Froo-Lovera" III Amortea. Conspicuous,
lionorod, ind potlcd, then aud ever since OIL tho
WHO lad threo living Husbands, and nnotLcr
womAn who had two. 10th thoso women
inga Of the American Association, md
writer's for t!.o 1voman's IoMrnal anl intimate
Exon Mrs. Woodruff had only two living llus
bands. ono OF whom has since diod. h[tA.
Stanton neyor lad but ono husband, aud no vor
wanted moro than one, 30 fur ns Is known
md Bnsan y. Antllony novcr Ind any. II allo
wifo, sho might layo had ut loust one, Not
Binglo official or prominent nombor Or
speaker i'll tho National organization WIS., or is,
30 far as known, theoretical or practical Frob
Lovor," ns H. D. y. falsoly nssorts; and, 80 fnr
as either organization III concerned, tho Anlcrl-
can, with Boeol,cr, who haa 1nnt,y " splritual
wives" Rs it's arat prcutdor,t aud several Of its
prominent femalo n,ombors with more than ono
husband oach. who practical. Il not thaorot-
to tho charge thai, tho National, Inetca1. there
forc, OF llnying "rescuetl tho womnns ca,,so
out Of tho hands Of Frco-Lovors. MS he claims,
H. d. 3. m,1st havo rescued It into tho hands Of
tho very LEADERS, and exemplara OF Troo-Love
fortrjf1ha,
, 1874-10-08
A CO1nAtlott0n In the w Wo.sInM-Sasfrago
Camp.
From the EcrlrNie {fl.1 ITaaseriu!.

Ftoul The IsrlgLle {fl.1 iraaseriu!.
"THr R1sCuE "--A u1T or lI1STonr-FREE-loyEA
Reference was maao i'll 4 recent number Of tho
TRANSCRIPT to tho absurd c!aim got up by II. Il.
Blackwell, husband Of Lucy Stone. that lia had
'trescucd tho Woman-Sufrago causo from the
hands Of thoso ec-Loyers Frank AIoulton
aud Theodore Illton-"and their nRsocIatog,"
nu,nlng Afrs. Woodruff, and evidently including
Mrs. Stanton and Busan H. Authony, n,nong the
"aaaocietas OF these nien." Alr. Dlaohwell Mo,-
tiuny the formation OF tho American Wolnan's
Bulfrage Association an tho 1loans by which tho
"rascue e" Was accomplished. Az remarked hero
totoro in theso conmne, tho idea OF II. D. ..
having rescued Woma..-anti'rage from the hands
Of Aucu women as Mrs. Stanton and buaan An
thouy, Is most absurd Int we propo4e to exam.
mo ttlo closer tho chalEoB, ilstsltlations, ad
cainls. OF II. b. H. in tho promises.
The burden Of tho charge mado by II. ~ y.
Ia, that thaAa wha formed aud controlled the
National Wo,nan.sutrago Asaociation woro
trco~Loyela aud Woodhullcrs; mud. becali5o
"Wo 1T. j. D.] kne'o tlc,n, NO llclpod to roscro
Tho cause from their hands," That Mr.. Moul-
ton and Mrs. Wnndlull wolo two Of tho uartioA
from whose hands tho resuna was made. IL d.B~
tinctly ausoltGd by II. L. Il. Nov, tho fnet Ia,
hIr. Moulton was Never Ottcia!iy or otl!erwlAo,
sonncctol with tho National Wolnatl.Sultrnga
Association. Or identified with tho Womau-t1uf-
fraglsta In any way Thus Ii falselool number
quo exposed.
1t tha formation Of tho Na!Ional Women
Eunrags Association, Mrs. Wooduull WAS not
, 1874-10-08
REAL ESTAVE,

- 0VUN A1t1 1s1I1aN 1151 - = z1s
LlOK AALE-0It ExttiANGi:-OAK rAIaK FARM.
II n,1Aj acres tu lsuluols County, AZ Milts from rail-
rnad stann. tor insiao Improved rrarorty tncFcan
ase, per ASr; per 70 egenta Ia Of sala
HUi}f.nUT BROS. Watscka, III.
ron SNIH-0N LTEtiRAI;TERsls, on FOR tx:
ahsnEa tor Faoa 0iAaaan rsopo1y tho snnsli half e
''CottaHn on thu CG.n lardp crop sholco fruit will
70 viii, tic racg. .JlIiN IT, LEE ST. .Fnsep} Mich.
, 1874-10-08

SrIhuTnnu.
no REST-;A coop HOUSE AT MoRuAN PARK:
nor harn cunl shed. > ront only $t6. Apply to M.
SMITH, real cstat0 otiDc. 1lG 1lnnrnc-st.
, 1874-10-08


I1yANTED-SMALI. FARM NEAR CHICAGO.
w Also, largo an in goo oc stiou to DO p1d for
with ChcHIo pEoperty Gy1 particulars. Al address 2.
q. lnx 1Gu.
IlIANTEn-.A GOOD RESIDENCE WORTH FROM
w ~ N to 49, GtH for which part cash and nart uni
rtnvod properly will 10 paid. Attrass IS. Trbuuo
Ghisa,
, 1874-10-08

TO RENT--STDEES, OFFICES. Hc.
Dn,cos.
ITO RENT-T1EPUnLID L1FH DUILDTNG-FTRSr.
clasx hasouuut; nrEe nlico llrst flour; also
Apply lo JOHN II. AVERY,
Itntnn 8. 11a In Hn1le.sk.
, 1874-10-08

STffI07 U7aJI7tN u TUG CHlFUuH 1FdVRF1s
OrTawa, 0ct. IA decision Of considerable
n,onnnt to tho City Of Chicago wns rendered by
Tic Buproma Court yestonluy. The charter OF
Supreme Court tho citysl!all not 10 roquroil to
% gvo bonds netthor shall it bo limited ia timc NJ
ool.or appellants are. Tho opinion q the Court
was delivered orally by Jadgo McAllister, mud
was to tho onoct that, Ms tho new conntttution,
tic privilege referred to sna conferred BY apccat
nct It waa. therefore, roponiol by tho operation OF
tllo genoral practice Inv. Tho question aroao
on q motion uuda to Alsmias tho appoai III tho
casa entitled "Tlo City ot chlcngo W. Jackson
u1no, When tho case WAS oallo0 on Tuosday,
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