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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07

MILLING TROCT WITH QU1CKLIAH.-We
are indebted to the Enterprise of yestsr-
day for an account Of the way in which
this sort Of slaughter is waged upon the
knny tribe in the West India Islands.
II describes the process as follows:
The lime, Stacked in the air or finely
Pu!verize1. is placed in large covered
baskets which are carried out into the
lake or stream to be operated ON in boats
Whom tho fishing ground selected has
been reached, the basket containing the
powdered lime il fastened to . rope and
then thrown overheard and towed astern
The boat il then rowed round q certain
space, and presently all the fish within
the area enclosed in the lime-clouded
water rise to the surface and float about,
belly up, in u blinded and haif-dead con-
dition. The fishermen, if they deserve
the name, then have nothing to do but
pull their boat to and fro. and scoop up
the poor helpless fish. This method Of
taking fish is even worse than the much
Ieprobated and very reprehensibie one
Ct killing them with giant powder.
The way that Cinnamon use lime in
their detestable polishing along the
Carson is this: They operate in the
sloughs along the border of the river,
where eddies occur. or wherever they
can find dead water" the lime not
being able to operate in running water,
as it is washed down by the current be-
fore the suffocating effects of its decom-
position can take place. Having picked
cut their places in the dead water" the
Cinnamon cast the powdered lime which
they have provided for the purpose, by
hanifulls over the surface of the water
and await the result, which is the same
as represented by the Ei.terpris: to
take place in the West India lakes. The |
mixture of lime with water deprives this
latter OF its atmospheric air. The fish |
within the bounds of the polluted water
axe sufocated, aud rise belly up-to |
lii. surface for breath. If they are not
taken, and float out into pure water, they
recover. This process of slaughter is
reprehensibie to excite dis
gust in any but barbarians; yet it is not
20 destructive as giant powder, which
kills outright and sinks its prey out of
sight. Besides. giant powder is used by
reckless fellows in rapidly flowing water,
from which they do rot expect or caro-
10 secure more than a very small pro-
portion of the fish they kill.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07
-HE LATEST NEWS.

New York, March c. The steamship
G,af Bismarck. from Bremen via South
au,pton, reported missing, is coming up
the by.
A letter from Havana says that since
the late DEGREES were promulgated natives
among the Spanish volunteers are con
ssan.ly deserving to the insurgents. and
whole families are fleeing to the noun
:ains.
During the absence of Anthony Cosss-
well, Of Chapmanvilie, Penn, his wife
died and was buried. On returning he
had the coffin opened, and it vas found
,aa. the corpse had turned in its place.
indicating that she vas only in d trance
when inferred. The discovery SO affected
fhe husband chat lie Is now maniac.
Chicago, March s.-Washington spe-
Gals have the following items: The con-
test over Colorado Territorial offices de-
veiops some new aud interesting features.
A delegation OF eighty from Denver,
beaded by Governor Ebert, have been
working vigorously all day against the
confirmation of McCook, while the Pre-
ssdent has been confronted by resolutions
and memorials FROM Western Psnnsyl-
vania asking for the removal of Seabrisht
who has just been confirmed Surveyor.
General Of Colorado. These represent
that Seabright. who lives in Fayette
county, Of that State, is Democrat who
rejoiced over the assassination Of Lincoln
opposed the draft, etc. and is otherwise
wholly untitled for the Office 1t seems
that Cameron recommended the appoint
ment, and tbs Senate confirmed it with
ont question.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07
Christmas Novelties, Toys, Sevvchy.

At r. Fred. Brooks's noted store for imported
Scssrs, tobacco, books, stationery. musical IN
strulnen:s. cheap jewelry, toys. ETC., at Thes:cr
Block. next door to Mst. Rinckell's butcher
shop, Carson City. Agency for all the Callt,-
lila papers, Cola Hiil News, Pic;csials and Es-
gaztuea. e
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07
Middle Aged Men F.!

trouble
the
O. N all
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without = business
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07
To the Ladies.


Of
Ten rel
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07
The Great Specialist Is Coming for Ten Days Only

| DIR. A. +. NPINNEY.
! xVEI1. THROUGHOUT
Pathologist and Psychologist,
Whose
GREAT SPEC Z a Il g II
! nfsrn,h he Of
Carson City and Vicinity
t. % ss " s s ~ as s'' a H1s
Rooms at Corner Spear and Curry SITS, Corbe. Block
chez an.e nfron
Evening, March 2ist, 1924.
Il ;s : 6: {; :s> VII
DR. s Pssr s9s ] s fs a%gs md The M that
Montreal Canada East Medical institute
@ ] s % il = sz55sis s55, ss
Nervous Debility.
Exhausted Vitality.
Youthful Excesses,
Marriage impedments,
Lung and General Chronic Affections,
% Inc saes' s 1 ass % t.s: a: r ss II
the ] viii " etc.
Rs ss5x ' % s s gem he Eo s5 sss
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRNsBY HoCsE-GEoR6E d. FRYER, FRcPRIx1oA
J Laughlin, S Lawson, T Duncan,
n Jslle-son, Morrison, W. RropIy.
]. Seeley, W. Webb.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07

j Packard, T Morrison, w Carthew
L W Clark, " Vuett, \ Benson
c Franks, r Cameron, G. " Files.
q 3 Sadler, L Gabel, S Watson
E Wright, j Campbell. N Spinney
W S Walker and son, w Manselpacksr
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07
Remember that Procrastnation is the Thief Of Time

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07

the Of
Gravou
Il ony .eh Temporal relief bu:b
thevery The
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, 1874-08-19

have boon much more favorable, rhilo
of ' :. being basod on actual : afS throsh.
ings. They still cont1nuo to grow bctter, until
ho now thinks Tie average naay roach Ii Or 10
bushols por ncro. or closely appro1imating last
aero reaches 10 bushels. II nill swol tho total
crop Of tho stato to 27,6oo, 1000, noarly reaching
tho total Of last year, which was placed 10 ror,nd
nambora At 2o,o00,0 600 buallels, tho Increased
aren nenrly making up Tho deficiency caused by
tics OF tho Bcason.
During tho conversation with Mr.. Dalrymp!o,
he alao htatod that hls whcst iB boing shipped to
Milwaukee AZ fast AZ II ienves tho throshcrs,
, 1874-08-19
NATIONAL SpORTsMEN'S ASs0CIA-
TION,
Gall Tor d Convention Mt NtnRarn
| Falls. Scuts Il. lS71

Gall Tor q Convention nt NfnRar"
Falls, Scpts o, 1871.
oawlao,, N. 7, Aug. !, 1874.
Tho formation Of National sportsmen's A.
sociatio At this time ie attracting the sttontlon
not only ot persona devoted 70 tne taklng o.
animals, fish, and fowl, for profit, but also OF
6fortdmen anu otilefs Tho arc uebiious oI pro-
venting the wanton obstruction OF croatutos
ueed for tho food Or comfort OF man,
|, When the primitive emigrauts first arrived In
this country they found tile foreBts seau and
streams swsrmii,r with ani1naj life. Tho renujt
Of eenturios OF @ npdIaturbed security. From that
- y sotts ~ Itt,a - t,,non .rcn+,ra. ta
aay INC aeatraosoa o. auGse nh tor no8an.
ntst .ol .an ~ sa3 .nd co,1an'arcn ,v ~ ~
, noas a - nst -, oin1i1nd iifa sr. ~, w
nhou n = suo nrss u ~. daat,,ntio "n 9p-
uia.aon iasto"seut VI bn0 41'1o@eoa ior
n1a,ri"to " o3 .anuhta, Ia, At ,oret,,
,u1ho IN tn totai estcr1n,nstlon In ths c6,,nt.v
~ -. nri.isa ~ an;1nais AMI ria Nv iry
T., ~ 1,n, =, fsr aa,1 from, ,onni.toI J;str;a
III ;aniatod ano";gonr sra NV nn,v 1are,
% ta. ~ IT, TS aasoy
a ~. ~. ~ nnn - 1soo,., t,na =; e
"T M ion~cr " sria. rho ner shc wnre nno o.
, 1874-08-19
PARTNERS WANTED,

mfn Df,a. T f.. nnadFod dollars 70 S1oud .tas
manufacturing busintss paying M osnt ryfurencus
given aud EequlEcl Aply Ut taGlnIt IL e CicaKnnk
, 1874-08-19
CITY REAL ESTATE.

11oH RALE-nAHnA1Nf,s
'ti: \: :: S::%
.a III at IT. nss1 mar ETSsny
$sis:,:5s 1fss. ass ssssiee,
,u,,s, ,u, on u.,I,.Dsv 55xpk PANE v,.o,,.,
y. .. VIEHLlNG, Room la, Ia Doarbora.st.
FOR a4n.oH Ss!; h; 1s Il
% ,|aS:s f|IS; S"s sna n. tn,,, - u.s.o., ~ 80 wv
'$'s $ss:s sss IS ss;s !s:: ss :lsA''''
propeit ~ 4~k' p'fe'' lot business or Fe''d'no'
JAMEs DARLow CT sAMuEl p. L1NoLE.
mon 517r,7 M - ~ z5v7, y 9s..A,,n:.;
1eHEz tSan 9M 'sarHsE HXEhnN@V 49, j. SHfE IT.
Ho -; aainsa y s5.5t s1;777 a7, -; - nm
n IL IT, business
oSN S1EG.1 A, a,;5 ;TY9:ST5MY 1s1 H1sETIENWT y =
}Iet AZ noern saIaonts; ID rooms prcs. u, oo
S s1sa is2a!5sS 4dd5s;. ~ = 5s9s e1s
ssirsss os x FT ,S ~
eoE1et AenEo. aud Lasslle:sts. ..-----------
E = oS!!5S
sNYDEH Y ! fEE Nixon building. northeast eSrnor
o s.Sn,se a. tssslss,' 10, ,ao777a T;57 ~
Hs!ias aa. "a @
,S. S.SS,, ~ WESE P5E 5S,,5
so9ms alio launl. bsth. eellar and )aIss attic
fsp'f Possession s'''n s''' Inquire
s a Sis ,%s ~ ss;s
q the ownos "a Il. premsss NJ
n
, 1874-08-19

Suburban.
no nENT-AT KENWoop;1,A DRAYTlFuI. NEW
grounds. Ingn!re of GEO. +. BLANKE llooms and4,
Nos. I03 and ll0 DeAsboru.st.
no KEFT-OHRAP-A COSY GOTHIC OOTT A0K.
surrounded by t1ees At kvAuaton. Apply ll9 South
Wattf-ht,
, 1874-08-19

Misoe1lnnnnue-
yXTANTED-TWO OR THREE GOOD GIRLS AZ
w tho Honey House, 7AlArkatat. q. O. PEllts1NE.
YAT ANTED-LADY TO TAXI ClIARGK OF SMALL
W notion store; must b0 Kood aAlosady; years.
employment guaranteed. Call la West Hhtrisoa.at.
this morning.
, 1874-08-19
TO RENT..-HOUSES,

7'o hENT-NloE 7;nooM DI1oK. HOUSES On
WELL. IN Madison IT., Room q.
, 1874-08-19
TO EXCHANGE.

WILL NxOlIAE0E EQUtTY or al, $40 IN coon
puao md lat In city tws!l rcntc) horses oarraRes
s!ock ut ,nds OF any personal property Addtc &C,
, 1874-08-19
---- s--s- 80
OLAIRVOYANTS.

MADAME. OiiRIsTENA,, MEptuM AND fo}S.
M iupetollsr, has Just arrived from teFManyi tells
LAs pant, psesenk, 4pt fpura. II u Vast AAiaoast
, 1874-08-19
HOARD WANTED.

= =
I30AHD- ny NnESG MAN AND WtFk Is
- pri,ate family, wldov lady rseDrah!s. Address Is,
Ts.0nHa a.teu,
1lOARD-FultNlNTlED NOON AND !lnAHp FOR
- oMs guntlotRan tetns iuus DO or aud lscAoa cn-
veulHnt ectStr business clntru. Addtesk IT,
rtibuN8 office.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22

JUDGE L. G. MANNING.-We no
tice in the New Orleans P;cauuu,
and Bulletin that our fellow citizen
Judge Manning, is spoken of III,
connection with the nomination fo]
Congress from this District. This
is done without his knowledge, fo1
the Judge is in Virginia, but comes
with all the better grace from those
journals as merited tribute to this
eminently qualified gentleman
We heartily endorse the suggestion
of his name and would be gratified
indeed should he receive the nomi-
nation of the District Convention
Judge Manning is a gentleman of
high culture, scholastic attachments
Of the highest order and is a most
tit and proper person in every res.
pect, for us to send to Congress to
represent the wealth and intelli-
gelce of this District.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22
COMMUNICATED.

Editors Caucasian:
! DEAR SlHs-Your correspondent in Jour
last number. signing himself W. j f Ry-
an, has merted the appellation" of art
full Dodgcr." He has good deal Of the
twadlle about "Mr. r." and his scrap
book, but very inSeniously evades the
point at issue, and which my previous
communication was designed to show, and
did plainly show, viz: that certain po-
EN- published in the Democrat few weeks
since, with his name attached to 1t as the
author, was written by somebody else
years ago. The nearest lie approached the
subject in point, was that the writer of
this had discovered Il slight resemblance
between u poem published fifteen years
ago and one of to-day" Very Innocent j!
MoN y,n know, Mr.. Professor Poe., that
y"n appropriated that poem almost entire.
You garbcd it and "gobbed" it, Had
your few verbal changes not injured the
original any, it would not have been so
bad, but where those changes occur the
beauty is marred and the sense seriously
impaired. You infer that IT," is some
what taciturn, etc. Perhaps so, but you'll
admit no doubt that, tor once at least he
has been 4 little too communicative" to
suit you. Why do you use the plural 1--WE"
in your correspondence ! SO there is
more than one of you a.? Editors are al
lowed that privilege because they speak
for and in behalf of the public But a
correspondent writing IN his individual
capacity has no right to assume the plural
Now Mr.. p. PREDECESSOR Poet or Poet Pro-
fessor-rcfrain from your piratical ways
while You are yet yonng, or you may lay
yourself liable to be dubbed u literary
fraud" aud even the good nature,l but
feeble efforts of "Dasller" would not avail !
You. IL fine, Ego West"-far West of ru-
raj Vernon-and continue to teach the
young idea how to shoot"-if you can mus
ter up slch a thing as an "i,lea"-but pray
do not direct your aim at the flying steed'
of Parnassns. You might miss him again.
Schools dismissed r.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22

Twenty-one inches fall, the Guage
reports for the past week-and the
river in miserable boating condition,
Just as We expected and we will 'just
bet" it can't do it again. Another fall
in ono week of twenty-one inches will
give Us eight inches for boating bust
ness left, and we will then have none
but skiffs plying around.
The Carrie Thorn was the last boat
up, she passed here on Tuesday. Will
go down in the course of week or 80.
The r. T. Bryarly passed down on
Wednesday morning, and the Belle
Rowland is the next boat due from
above-may reach here to day or to-
morrow. The "Ida Leon" reached the
falls Thursday evening, to connect
with the "Fleta," which Steamer came
up in good time. She will 60 no high
er than this point.
The weather shows an improvement
on last week, light rains 18th, 10th and
Goth, cooling the atmosphere, and ma
king the nights pleasant enough for
a fellow to sleep little. The rain
was hailed with delight among our
Sugar Planters, and they still cry out
for mo1e, too late however to do much
good for cotton. 1t certainly did no
harm, and may do little good in
checking the falling off Of the forms.
Better than a half crop of cotton is
already made, and the Parish ought to
double the amount of bales made last
year.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"Winchester Rifles
FOR SALE BY
FERGUSON & sCHNACk.
ATTENTION.!

|T0GN OR MISLAlD BY THE
AVOl undersigned, the following
notes, viz: .
VIM. Atwel's note, dated Dec. 23d
1872, drawn one day after date $1,000.
r. r. Hunneycutt's dated Nov. 18th
1872, drawn one day after date, $l4.25.
Robt. Davis e. Reese Prices dated
Dec. Sd 1873, drawn Que day after
date, So. so.
John Paulky's note, drawn one day
after Feb. Gath, 1879 S47.72.
John Nugent's, drawn March 1st
1873, payable one day after date s4O.52.
l. N. Coker's drawn March 5th 1873.
payable one day after date, $4,000.
Ed. Gray's date not remembered.
payable one day after date, $1,000.
John r. Reeves date Oct. 3Oth 1872.
Sll.59.
John Nngent's dated January 9Th
1874, $4,000.
NJ. Winigau's dated October 9TH
1879, payable one day after date
The above Notes payable to me,
having been lost or mislaid, the public
are hereby notified not to trade for
of the same having
been stopped. w. B. HARPER.
Aug. 22nd, 1872.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22
ried the Meeting with him bv his earn.

ried the meeting with him by his earn
est eloquenco and telling appeals to
them and if there were any laggards
there, Captain White convinced them
of their duty to work zealously and
faithfully for the redemption Of Louis
lana from foul wrongs and odious bur
tlens, all of which he portrayed in most
effective terms. He was frequently
applauded and made a most ]attering
impression upon the meeting. His
speech will do much good in that
neighborhood and in others when his
ideas will be carried by the people who
were present. The people Of Catahoa
Ii may be safely counted on in the
campaign.
THE TRIP HOME.
Bright and early on the next morn
ing, Captain White and family. Mr.. F.
Seip and lady, DR.. II. St. John and
onrself bid adieu to the Springs and
started for home. Having got safely
across Little River it was our intention
to breakfast ut Big Creek, but it COM
n.enced to rain before we got there and
we drove on to the !,ospitable house Of
Mr.. Dean on this side. A fire was soon
hlazing, coffee made. and a most excel
lent lunch and breakfast combined, for
which, we were indebted to the fore
thought of the Doctor, was spread
Seasoned with the Doctors wit,cisms
and ravenous appetite, our breakfast,
even in tho face Of tho rain, was all
that could be desired. "A feast Of
reason, and a flow Of soul" prevailed
throughout and we count that rs a
bright spot 10 our pleasant memories.
Clear Creek and Flaggon quickly pass
cd, Il short halt at Lewis Spring, with
a peep at the yellow jackets whose
stings occasioned another resort to the
prescription bottle, friendly exchange
Of regrets at the near approach Of our
pleasant journeys end, the red hill, the
ferry boat and our trip to the Springs
and back was over. We we're never
more kindly treated, more pleasantly
and made to enjoy our
selves more than on the trip. We de
sire to express our thanks for the uni
form kindness shown US by the entire
party.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22

THE RA1LRoAD.-A petition is
now being circulated which changes
the terms by asking for $4,000
for building the Sixteen miles and
for $4,000 per mile, for the balance
Of the way. So we are inform
ed. AS this is but reduction of
$4,000 on the first grab. We are
still not satisfied.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22

D' A ticket costing but IS Cents, en-
titles the holder to one admission to
the FAIR GROUNDS, and to a chance
10 The GRAND LOTTERY.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22

AN lNsINUATIoN.-" Any blind
man can pierce the thin veil, and
everybody here understands it,
Exactly! Everybody understands
that the Democrat advocates the
Rail Road, because it has no trou-
be in writing its articles, and it
pays ; aud everybody knows be-
sides, that they are written by the
Attorney Of the road, who is paid
his legitimate and well earned fee
for so doing. Nobody objects to
either for so doing, but then, you
know Democrat, that it all sounds
like special pleading on one side,
rather than fair argument of
both sides.
But this was not what the words
quoted above even intended to ill.,
sinuatc. 1t was, that because ono
of our Editors is ia his individual
capacity, lessee Of the Bayou Ro-
bert Plank Road, he influences the
Caucasian in opposition to the Rail
Road. The Editor of the Democrat
who once held the same position is
welcome to think so if he wants to.
but for the benefit Of others, it may
be we'll to state that the three Edi- !
tors Of this paper are in perfect &C.
cord on this Rail Road question.
and Plank Road or not, We happen
to be on the side Of the people, and
that is just what hurts the chron-
lc grumbler" of the Democrat.
9 Honi soft Qui NAL q pense."
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22

- Times are hard. but Is Cents
will win somebody FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS, in the LOTTERY Of the
RAPIDEs AGRICULTURAL FAIR Asso-
CATION.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22
That Regret.

| os s6AVW
The Editor of.the Democrat says
that he attended the Democratic
Mass Meeting Gas a listener and re.
porter" something more than
he did for the peoples Mass Meet
ing on the 9Th inst,) and "regrets'
to state that the meeting of last
Saturday was "thinly, beggardly
attended, only some eight persons
participating therein" We would
not have noticed this article of the
Democrat but for it's singular course
in refusing to publish in full the
proceedings of the Mass Meeting of
the White Mans Party. But the
course of that Journal is rather sin
gular and inconsistent, and it is
clearly perceptible that he has
'soured" on some thing or some
body. The Democrat, sfor the last
month has been waging incessant
warfare against the action of the
Democratic Contra! Committee, and
joined in the call for Mass Meet
ing on the Sth inst. AS every one
knows chat the Mass Meeting which
adopted the White Mans Party
was the largest, most enthusiastic
and harmonious that has assembled
in this Parish since the war, it is
strange indeed that the Democrat
should regret that the Democratic
meeting which was in opposition to
the White Mans Party, should be
so thinry attended. From this re
greet, we can infer only, that the ed
itor Of that Journal, is DESTROYS Of
seeing greater discord in the ranks
of the white people of Rapides, the
effect of which would be to retain in
power the present set of vampires,
and give the parish and State over
to the negroes. Now in charity to
tue Democrat we will say, that we
do not believe that this is it's de-
sire; and oar regrets are that it
does not properly appreciate the
voice of the people with whom it
has so long lived, and march bold,
~ up to the front, giving battle to
the enemy, under the banner and
name, that has been adopted. The
white people wish no equivocal or
doubtful status, in a contest that is
for the preservation Of their civil
zat1on, their property and the SUI
premacy of their race. Have no
more regrets but let us be rejoiced
that such unanimity exists, in our
ranks, as portends defeat to the en-
emleS OF our prosperity.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22

We have had the pleasure OF meeting in
our town, j. b. Cossrcve, Of the Natcbi-
,cehes indicator
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22

292 PRIZES. Capita! Prize FIVE
~ HUNDRED DOLLARS, in the
LOTTERY Of the Agricultural Fair AS
ISOLATION. go
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22

IT, Buy a LOTTERY TICKET 70,
IS Cents, and have chance to draw
the Capital Prize Of FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22
TICKETS, rs CENTS.

emitting tot
Twenty Tickets
for $500. 'c'Df ~'- -S"'''
Persons holding numbered
the those
Thee
stocthe
sympathy
The
tickets
attached number:
MISSION to the Fair the coupon being retained by himself
issued will be placed wheel all til. auu
the
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Dr. 'no casen Pr St JOHN II J. Bowles Judge yilao
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The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22

TnGN OR MISLAID BY THE
AVOA undersigned, the following
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22

day, and the night was prOportionate.
~ hot. it was even then some time be-
fore "balmy sleep, tired natures sweet
.restorer" sought our weary lids.
POLITICAL MEETING.
On Saturday there was a gathering
of the clans of the neighborhood at the
Springs to hear the political news Of
the day and to consult as to their in
lerests. The meeting was an impromp-
tn one and the readiness with which
Mt least hundred Of the good citizens
of Catahonla got together on so short
notice, speaks well for their interest
in this campaign and if their dctermin-
alton to assist in freeing Louisiana
from her political burdens. The meet.
ing was called to order 10y Dr.. =. f. H.
Lovelace, who nominated Captain NJ.
Welsh, as Chairman. The Captain was
chosen with an enthusiasm which
shows that he is fully alive to the is
sues Of the day and that his neighbors.
rs we'll as the whole people ofthe par
lsll, have confidence in his wisdom and
that they duly appreciate his MANY
sterling qualities. The meeting was
then first talked to by us upon the in
PRODUCTION Of the Chairman. We cou|d
only preach orthodox White Mans
Party doctrine, but We don't know
how it took with the people, as the
idea was new to the most Of them -
Captain J. G.. White was then intro.
Auced g lhe meeting aud he made an
rIoancn! and able address. Hc car. !