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TIE CHoPs.-Thc cotton crop is
now about picked out and is
being rapidly ginned and pressed.
We have taken pains to ascertain
and find that the average yield has
been fully a bale to the acre.
The frosts have seriously injured
the cane crop. They came so uu
expectedly that they caught it all
standing. We do not know how
much it will cut the crop short, but
we suppose that it will be one third
at least. The cane is not edible
now. ...
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-11-21

- A Kansas horse-thief was
caught, tried, convicted and sent to
the peuitentiary, all in one day
He probably belonged to no politi-
cal party whateycr.-[O Courier
Journal.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-11-21

u There is general rejoicing
throughout the length and breadth
of the land at the defeat of Ben
Butler in Massachusetts. The news
papers are having a lively time
making fun of him.
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MASSACHUSETTS, 10 LOUISIANA.
BY Jxo. BOYLE o'aE1LLY.

BY JNo. BOYLE O'REILLY.
From the Boston Pilot.
Sister! we have longed to speak it!
| We have waited long to save;
We have yearned to speak the welcome
! Enter-be no more a slave !"
Every tear that fell. we saw it,
As we braced to meet the shock;
Now Come in-the door is open,
Sit thou here by Plymouth Rock!
We have seen thee all disheveled,
Seen thee bend with trembling lip,
When the men who should have loved thee
Raised again the brutal whip.
But we knew their day was coming,
AS we know their day has come
Ring their doom, Louisiana
Massachusetts drives them home!
Queen thou vert in ali thy sorrow:
Queen thou shalt be yet in pride,
Many. throned Columbia calls thee
Where her queens sit side by side.
And thy regal robes are ready,
And thy crown is on the throne,
For we knew our Cinderella
Would come back to claim her own.
Nevermore shall one be driven
To the desert nevermore
Shall the children of the Union.
On their brethren bar the door.
God be thanked tor love grown stronger
Heart and hope go hand in hand,
We are North and South no longer
But great United Land:
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Attention Tax PAYERS
OF
A L E. A DRlA!

THE OWNERS OR AGENTS OF RE-
l. al estate in the Town of Alexan-
andria, are hereby notified that the
Special Tax fig Mills levied by the
TOWN COUNCIL, being now due, l
will proceed immediately to the COL
lection of the same.
THOS. CRAWLEY,
NOV. IA. Collector,
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NO OFFICE HERE CAN com
PETE WITH US IN CHAR.
GES, AS WE WILL DO
WORK AT PANIC
PEI CES.
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OF I ICE !

A ND at as low prices as the work can
ID be done for in the City Of
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Monday, 9TH day Of Dec,

at II o'clock. A. NJ. AS business ofim-
portance will come before the meeting
a full attendance is desired.
JNO. A. WILLIAMS.
President Police Jury of 1872.
Nov. 14th 1874.
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TO LET.

IulE STORE NOW OCCUPIED BN MEY-
/ crs y franklin will be let on rraSona Bile
terms. The hNtares Il tn. StaFe are alzo ter
sale. Tor particulars inquire ui
ols-tf AEl Es.>A FRANKLIN.
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FOR RENT.

4 SUIT nF FURNISHED rcCM : cor
n ncr of iiuel and / atyman streets. ud
oiilas .as lCI's :rosiy stoIe. &,
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For SasS---Cne0o,

4 Go6p TEAM oF FCTR ANIMALS
Il three mules and one horse. harness
ami Wagon. I,r further lariirbiars. ia
qGIre ot the eHEcr. at the Eichsugtd lsear,i ng
liausc. Mb ). +. IASSiil.
Css--V
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EC1-iC

A LII EEiiSuNS KNOWING THEM
"A elves To be indebted to rs are reques ted
To make payment on or before the l0ih in
slant. and those having bills against US will
please rreseEt them for payment prior to the
same date. noJid WALSH i.htS
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tute If hatieS Meyer. deceased, 1rc no.
3ta,d ty make imuIeaIate svt;lenieNt y I'll tho
5i.irrsl-t 4. NJ BE- 0toW>h4.
irhiir tdioiristratur E'.reAa eo,nt.. NJ.
Eureka. oricNer q. -.
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Dissolution Notice.

'lNlE PARTN ERSllIp HERETOFORE EN.
l isting between William Coalter and
Jerry iurntiirk as propri tors of The SaA-
erae hop stand Is this day dissolved by m,i-
ual consent, j. titfIatfirk reiii ing. he
ba'iness will be earlied en by ". \. tualtrI.
who vii PAY ali bills owing TO and reccive all
money due tbs firm.
" y. CuALTER
Eureka. Get. 2S.h, E1i. ,99l
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WANTED.

4 GOOD HOu Sl,kEEzPER To 60 To TIE
"A country; II wldew OF referred. Apply AT
the office OF Dr. llobgvnt. raIlor oi I'll, intei-
national Hotel. fiom2 or. ~, OF .toS :.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12
Na1K NIBwU oKL n I'VE 4 K / Y q UYgIA N1hN

Eeotnplishas. saiiha vA p5fiiiiie ttoslkis in.
stance, as q proof of u assertion.
In common with their many friends,
Jewish htms1ef3,suecees II life.
s. Since the above has been in. print,
the community was shocked TO Aatr11at
the death ,pf rMr;Afsarah Fraa5qz;;
mother Of Mrs. Sylvanie Williams
Agaia has been proven. the .,aphorism
.:inkhe midst of life, we arein death. .
The Immediate Gauss Of her death was
that arch enemy, heart ,discase. Harr
fanerfa;T which took place Thursday
evening from No 3ss Palmyra street,
was numerously attended.h5 sympathi-
zingg friends; II, her deep affliction,
Mrs. Williams has the coincidence of a
large circle Of friends, WHO, while.
they mourn, cannot but, feel that it IS
poorssalace compared with the os Of
a kind and indxlgent mother. sp
"As, you, pass the.atolnb where her ashes
consume" .fIz.>t - -.
20 moisten their dust with a tear"
r-E-' E.Fg
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12

'IrATNell: Gray, sone'of Bos:qn's
most capable and respected young
colored citizens died in that eity;;on
&p,SalsA|t.o;,AMr: dpyrhqa'sertel
with distinction in the@navy daring
thsewat;. and wastsubsequently, 'up
to the period VI hi4r aaecssas,sae, #t'elerk
!ii i. tthq jRBo's|sfa4 1 PSss T. = 0h ptss Many u:
Of. our readers will remember the
genial wit;taadwplsashntt hutror OF
tire Who was kAoRhaaud'
loved by; 4 wide circle st .fhalahds
outside. e.! Of his: imqlmnedA 31al egsoeia-
tons: ,,s The funeral which, took
,slaeosat the twelfth npist Church
in Boston was largely. htte1aea,,
the p'aelll-beaters s. M W. i.
.Ruaan, Clarke, .4lennaeQx4
and Williams 1T -. slt,c:.- -ssssi-tS
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12

jeuce, that: willie Hancoek !. held and
enjoyed the pay and privileges 81 =
Brigadier: General il. in .1 thIg Federal
army durins'the late va. Hithosat 9
command and therefore, without
seryice-~Gov. Davis wasinsthe fold,
active and untiring in behalf 81 the
Union during the entire war.
Leading a regiment and afterwards
a brigade.of Texan Unioniats whose
services marked many q bloody
battlefield during the struggle.
Should Gov: Davis accept the
nomination. it is stated he will nm
loubtedly be elected.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12

A.. NJ:


BERRY LODGE Nos4s.,A..Y T.. NJ.
Wm, Week. W: NJ, ID meets It the Ma
sonic Hall, corner OF St, Peter. and st.
Clande Streets, First Saturday evening o.
every month. arg ST
! OSCAR j. DUNN LODGE, No. 5ss
meets at the Odd Fellows Hall, 118 Ca.
ron6aelets trset. ? Esa+ss,sst -
s.ss IL ..ts. f.fss =, ~ ~ss.
BUTLER LODGE. No. 1896, meets
at Odd Fallow&' Hall, lis Carondelet:
street, @sA' '*S'7 "
VII 3zss* .. :Mss$ zs.y.Gs5e
ST. LUKELopGE No. o, A.xY.,*M.;:
.vM. Thompson, ": NJ. Meets Second:
Saturday of e u YIN month I ths 1Maaissonic.
Hall, eolaef Azsereada 1aU< ST. Chude:
,tKroets. s4e ss a.1esezf <tis Gss&t
eBHoTHEhHooD EbEN
LafaiENa1,eknse x~1dasrsoa Rs::M...
1aeetAaa NJ N nespeda KFea'a,tsis #pfsFirst.Fri-
! day evening i%'aa'o IF e aaa paaR'tth, ==#@t*
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Aee4.4.,piics aL4a4pl4lR a1}aaasmiaes
parish informs us ofathe nominations
81 H5n. FdwardB 3 thatpariah,
as a Re-; Republican, Biz i1l. s'eaadiaate for the
!. ovarH House ofournG General ASSEMBLY,
The eehyeauttii,ohis be- ftef naming the
! nominees les for parish officers, also en-
acrsea Mr.: a. p. Dunout for the.
STATE Senate, NJ: Edward Butler.
w,s the President Of the assemblage.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12

'of tie dtan al United Ocrasf Of Ola Eel.
baks,fstaa3ftlksig dt1defathss Jurisdiction Of
ita1 sRia1Esmanttse II oil 4sMauaesme.t in.
As,epiae; har AA Anti q 9 tho Committee,
e fstd Aapags goe4. u England le49a ,a4s
/, AMOS LpDGEsKos14ss, meets ut the.
Odd RFa.aleesey'Heaa t1ls. c~aro'adelet street.
; Wx<sTHoMpsa,NL opaR, .:Bo,.15o7,
.f pee !.t at the 90 Odd I4l ! Aall, ia G2sron--
agis t ssFset,s Il zii't' "~.rseosasF
,a FRIpE No..
tl5ao..sa4astd 20. Hemss missionary Hall,
IEFapklin sreet b s,izs<<s: u:5s o..
! IT t,xaEkm-ts ,~rf
.UNEEn. DAUaHrERa OF AMER.
,I2ArrBenaeassolsat; Society, nests sats thu
Lutheran Hqall, s348 !Grayic, street Second.
Monday evening Of every month,
zs'@51 q ".>Fa3 - VIZ THOMPSON,
,' President.
tsss y S.&st r. z@sssr~ s1.s<k@ 753s r.
UNION FRR11i.NDs+- Altalaepd Fenale-~
;:Beneyotent eaotistyy, meets .set the Union,
1pethel, on Camp street. Second. We'd
ems, ensaay y,e evening q {. each an month H. ~
zsste=<s,.nitE ,el F, ~. RANKs,s President reside.
Ytst aHp' MA Ri niFa asfaes. Il, az,
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12

i 81 -sye E'RARHEs Esttszsl
~NHeByYf1R1f uaiAEFbRY.
Z iii e>'a4 ~HooBBis~ tsnss,t
4zf''sed a1ss lfah et4tssaHlD1 o non.z
w~taHt,hBaata.tMs Ra asbn tepa ! lsi ID Their,
11z;b bud 81 hE&lEeabda i 1'.z Tat
z Rk,1zSiEE1E1hl.1N.X1D4M'
I i1t,dH .s'ss'a9i n4e21.5;S1aasi Iss1tsAs
! t''aI aa~ snsasx zso tsssna
10 1,E1'Ht3 ST
rAo6llaaiissoaa lbbae(]Kat "a a,fisi aaaits Il, ri toa
3tqastto e 10 e3na3sate-s;ooss sd3 aa
{lKiaAaa, fsfaa1A PoraEas, R4k&Asgesb
4 &af Fsas.5ha Sa MbX! bsR2;i 2,Sses'
1ftcl Acknowledgements @otasa
mid } HE6aPs dlb} hssi Sgba sR6'S#lar1a
3ssa ylsstcRj6asnsu R.;a
r. zIs.b tsn,sk Ese!. 1ssss!haa saw
fs,s=d1WziBztoopR ANd8f4v
l4o aaifnu 4 I'd n.:A .g,d yf..,,iz
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12

Considering 81 the character and
temper Of our Southern Democracy;
az, demonstrated. ia. the rWhite
League ana is f2gganizatiqns; it is
refreshing BIZ 1 ia rsad. among, the tele-
krs.pHdo y f'ea beg s9'a'r m9rnin 3
p,leas thai Ibes~< Massachusetts
:D,,vmo9ftr.sscyy, y, f'1enla b, a.,Ydaal';.:r rights
Tor al eesaaAd>coRasnn %s law
44essaacts Mss.yieienserssg1a1 the
ss,ssifs lIs III II: =. a.a !, =,
is et.nncintnJ, III the :parfy PLATFORM
d tie I'd: I'D ha1i ILLUSTRATES h3w
strongly I'D ntisna thongglhis op.:
aaalsb1Aeapaf steFrorasm and
ress, h ~! { L4en Ggi q y the b.
DaRa01oERGU hare .f.a.s. ases{5 = !.
~ -Sk 1s3t @a-4.~y III e
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.%tRhnkb8a14nnar6 ofIdountains-.
Baa asSE }a az s9 a'B 81 |sR sAaW 49, =.
Nobody secmssto know.
biidde4 talm hi! 'rblsafisrs,
speedily xsftott. oil +ol r.
: s2st ,rx.< - r
q s.,s,, 4 4lg4p4E SUGGESTION.
I know that Al3ert wrote in hurry: a
To c~ritie::se lscarcepresumas;
But yet ulsthinks that Iindley Murray,
= hstaadtof 'tw!tbb 1'.i4td written ,datads. -
H. t*r. .s w n. TaAeaNgRAY.'"
Among The, many aaplecloteal and
choice mo j o.. Dickens, we
CLEAN the following:
One marning.sa t- his own house,
T Rie & 3 vas &c telkias 81 at e E gen;
thk statuc'6f Vents, which Byron
ttravoa /, about in his *Plgtbnage.'
Dickens 1ohieesed,. to the express
sions used BY Byron. Dazzled ana
drunk WITH t55dsaatn Tie heat
reels with its fulluess,' &c, being ali
impoetis11nlataa4shor and 4said It
must have been~written tipsily, pn-
dec OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beverage
YatxA which seF4etim4e
inspired: this great poet. I Defend
ed the verse, ana Dickens rose I'm,
;pushsdlh Observation-Disclosures flow
ing looks~so~ aste give them their,
mostpaerd hdk,<tl1s1e& down hia
shrs=c0EaF; 4aapPsd"6is BROW, and
Futio-
SO style:
/. H9qd1 laqhh d. taQ11a suddenly
seized with the divine af1atus.
Don't disturb me till I have given
birarseth
He took ont his pencil, and fidz.
ing there, WAS no, papersin thero4nT
he stalked. with g4otes4qelyy4 melo-
dramatic air, to, tha ,MjnaQw. and
wrote ootastLhe white sssAuttor : Fred
eIiqiks Dickens! eppllea: the Writing
afterward for ,,ne, and. i, waaa as
'sspttpt' wv Ahsssx'fsas,e 5,sa l.l .srli. as2ea1l ~
LINES, AFTER BYRON, raEs f%A -,
o, III aid,n II 81 thte. maHsb raj 81 sh4 lblair.
-t'Afay T; ByrdANaEE,9Es<aht$ praises sttter?9. ~:
Drank witntfag 4eAntyy,8M ma smayf dare
I4aosiFp.g:th peaaas horne Q Rhustff??"
Withso }snstedspaeewe h~eeessafily,
al!ushee'iif Cur notice OF 4hd'seriea.
fts@intetest4ca n only beenjoyedsi in Pc
riutssaall;5 fanat1d as rs '1h1 satsts s HOW III viii veil
repay the scholarly d ttm' general t
IS: render: The ls' Se3t 'l5rts l:i5r Volume
. &Si!ll {ats is A ;t;' Il; arF'S;,s la E. IL 4lifssRfA pit.
e9aqiyy s.i tt{aGnqaai1pQisNtsnGass.. III. REospsE; n Nfrass
NEE 'a' ia pap lette,A TO- IA. ~ r. iaeeg'@siiAa,
LLasmpaartinesr :11aenlyyfae gsqrf Of jmy
!As and s!Gso1ge Sands RscokegiioA4ss
and hnq,sssiaee,zxill ,cpnstitnaa ita mas
t%crials, .lEs ,.~1
xrre4tst, re ksss Ssissaxsa snS -z4a ~
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12

FTsF Y'srfS .*FSf @fsS FFs '17~T HT.
and Williams. II 1T -, ,4ta<:.. -sh,s ~,
- .~*,2taG41 1...--z&1 $1,000 ~.
. 4 H. "touRBook1 hetE.zs:ss
s:ss5 :s:s:: III '~1+ 't,s--- ssts5 "a t's
''sFr #zBktts:kt!tB3aAb sstrrif,HsG:L-aAuec
dote biographies Of Tlhackeray qnd
Dickens. Edited by r H. :Stod=
New York sSchribpat, ARM
strong &gdsr aa:'ta:sn''~@tf''1': FIR
Tho first volume Of these series,
Of: which we have not yet reeeiveaa
copy, was marked rs 'aYa ,told With
such :peoalias exeallencea in,the pu-
photographers of'Ghorley, sthe.ctaic;
'Plancclhea;;; the dra,aatist,t nnH' Yo9dlns;;
ga fegSa|sa, th h r. :S;ta l' q ~ Ii
saos, it waapFsanlpee,l, lN yARlsl s paces-
sarily fall short, in, the iascinat}nk
interest and freshness therein dis
eF":jysdl,.~. I'll ,,'p{ eSs5s z'.a vs. .!s III ~ III as
certainly o*q4lss'RR.aeptAA* this His VII idea:
'Tlalas.1nb sDadaiaaa4sa &~sRsss1eie@
'ant4Aps
ts;l liah m }ttttdsFfKat,aar11 'MMiee a43do ire4t;sssssab-
a. s1alcts y 51f'f. FL, sstfI na5sf II. assr t,esf t.s; nn II
tsil,ment IL, th29 present work. I'm
lis preface; Nr. 'Sstaoddara thus con-
rasttss It'd tt#o eeht5iinnetiyhatlEAs; \
*cisa, ~s,t,rEF.Ai s"ta .aatg.;
.n|'Thackeray' was not as ha.aerist
IN the sense tint Dickens ~asanor
! Wiz Ii ..tRtsg sense is ttat vas,'
p Ept,h 10 qoMy ana l.tbe'}1 .I sa iiAA,Iie GOOD "a,
thing in a quiet way. a Heu.yass,
pesttsss1~e ia
This pernp:y, by p Young gentleman
o. en- inqnirring turn of mind as to
what was t1eesAt.ef this person liz
England. lhsafaksI1mckeray,' what
do they tki Rprer?' They
don't think sof Tuper,;wa the re-
Another man Of le:tera was
mentioned, and It trans s = that
he vas addicted u. besr-drinik'ipg.
Yes said FAaekcray, Jake him
for lhl5iiff: aha AhlafE Id wnass' 'ndiars:9
Hin dnhd6tf1k &ith Ffhser's Mage:
zine was h esabiect of conversations
saa the: rightof an. edita:to<change.
the copy Of hisucontributors Was
discussed, ~Thackeray maintained
that'h6Soshafis1ht existed, except
as regarded errors. Of grammaz.p nd !,
declared thai, the hes. e9nlSsssperson who'
could mako a~Altarat1ipns for the bhtai
Recommendation himself ; as a.
fFpfe, editorial kl changes 1. 6 st. were ~ tsl Rsane'
dcrs. told On editor SO ONCE,
and he did nott}4i;ke it. II have ho1
gaialI! } staa es B&st!': ff3dRl6Gtabxl;;s3t
''but I decidedly object to Your
your ears through them"
Hp'ne1er iofga4A1 yda;;id coura4?'
: I ueterst d,,,t i4wtraasE&' Thadk-
cray ard 1adfq aEb qaea dtRes sit ndpr
each nthaxa aAthat danners,
and IF 'Hf dHnl ~ zlg
if everything vas, vas not 4; to Ills liking;
bst IAaqqtferag would ,kaea the
peace. fTbereais no use in ohr
aaarraa.g,,' hessaidaz5er NE HtgI1
meet AGAIN nsxtsweelkh" Sd
Like other A17u,euUs Thaeker*1%1
was pesterei by the RhIAe4T14hd
especially those, somewhat inyidi=-
Dusty na named ai e6saAtbtluae3;atoe4ippggas to gins
his aatograpfai n.their albnms:
On one occasion asserting tsea ! Il; BE. dis
2 eqzy ri. All 1tbbffl ~ nn 4 s 4 1a ~ & 81
kum3f.. - ~.fi'tExf2sff h"fr y
.~tI1t1tx ~
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12
s

GO
OLIVER WENDELL Horams-
The genial "Aukocrat OF. the
Breakfast Table. whose. wit and de-
.lishtfnl humor have given his name
a charm second to nore in the eoup-
try, hos written q note in reply to
an invitation by several hundred
Boston men to attend the funeral
Of a tame bear in that city;;~which
indicates that the bad boys Of mod
srn Abl,ss,s have. had little rerer-;
,enoe fori9ttlh,ee Professor. He writes:
! r4Alahyss Thanks II for your, polite in
vitation to,attend the olsequies Of
the ,hhqpernted; p|aItigrada Il am
sorry that it will not be in.rny, pow
'sf'to Be present si' upon: Tie nolan-
choly occasion. I have a great re-
.,sspeacat for bears since those. two, fe-
male ones taught the little children
of Bethel and OF .:Be1ial that they
imnst notRe fddetoelder1y persons.
r think n loose beur or two might
berotsservicesi in our: community, and
T regro:;mtch the Joss Of an animal
who might hdve done so much as d
moral teacher for the young of this
city and its suburbs. / am, dear
Siil, yours very truly, ' ...r~ ..-.~
-,s:~tstsO. w. HolxEs."
G1-,A. -;>...; : : 80. ~s.-[ tf7~
WE ARE TOLD ii >, 80
/ or an incident which occurred in,
a district court not a hundred miles,
from this city sufficiently amusing
to deserve publication. An ex-ao'n
Of Benun,, a colonel Of hilitia, was
threatened iHa n,o1neut~of bragga-
I. .,1locciaa Y biy an ' etax-dispeepilse@fr of The: sa-
cred 1gosle1, NTH bodily: damage,
calculated to. enaal lssaf tho: physical
proportions Of the gallant eslollcl.
'Vhessaffi Aba, At, o III ~ beipgg hiimsset
Of the lay and = deyout mar, svdre.
eut.a @Wa ;si(i II. rf iA int sitting fotth
Tire dnugurto,tfis;ggoodly person, ana
askilpaatas .alt for. shspeasaand dignity
Of the bttte tlsc*ex-dispehser might
We bound orcr. to. Keep: Tho peace
Onsinsostigat1o,t,rib Wis discovered
The; proposed s 4 ii ruiisiag had place.
oulyiuthe .imagina..ions oi~ some
bad leysawho1lesireqa aa.littte fun at
the4~Rssrese. of stte parties pncntion-
ed. The suit was dismissed.
Says The. Cincinnati Gozeye: :,
{ ,'SYhe women are catching it all
.OhiyalrousYman tmoralized
on the Tilton downfall rs the natu-
raj fruit Of The woman's rights agita-
ton. Then numerous. ministers
to bear testimony in the
newspaper, to the. temptations CT
from which it appeared
that ministers, particularly if they
young, nro 1iabld to rhyish1nens
IN their pastoral visits. And now
comes sHueHnRs and tolls in his life
Of CHASE, which is approval by bis
family thatthat great *rnaf', While
ssfr'r.eetta@a.rEy , !. g. r., tho Treasury, would
pesvef a1low 81 interview 70 Z wo~f|
man with something to ask, because
herfemale mind is 50 illogical that
l / 4caan not take i reason"
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12

i.s:sssstA j. ~
Certsihlnwe .havehlhe taaentsto keep upd1
organization of this charaecsseatfI,ssrNar-
kicR. 4'sahz<ha t : .shff Lay! lashH 41liA,'' ~ t f.. one e
neutrality-suspicious. in this sstHE would not
only tend to elevate the aims, .batitrkSqld
i, tie s III hdr ;Ees;1tS ,ad,idaaatBtensfE NOR
ely tho }sa1 asf4aa eh aaihea ese4 will
commence tho geosdfiNqrthse .4e~5u,s :.
8 wy t,'stf Elad'wa'IvRssiittdms s- home ppr
tieadA&, Capt A. r. Yillieaakfapd lady
who have been spentiihg2,tAeif su1nn4er
III ri e5' I'D c65addattfyI: at'11f|.j' 1feetdr1h i'm
proved in hea'th,aa in
ENTHUSIASTICALLY tsstbtacihe'
air of the county. Their : hiIRflmpveraus
..ffriendsslaiiy badsaen D. nsxelcome
home" to the, CIRCLE they .deHgiht;:'dpd
1 honor. 4: r. W. j, saus moves on
ia the evant~stenoF Of :ihisaway.s We.
we're not surprised to. hear Of the
marriage 81 MI: ThomasS. Kelly to
Miss sAngela BohgiheJsone~o of our
reigning crsele bells = our i:
friend undertakes, lie generally &c,
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12

IL II yt:REkTfii4Aa7S.1
ys,st: e.s4 Ma .zsaa<-
'*"ffr ks INV, Nk DR.. Th;dhps 4 r. oi tAe
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12

fssa osth eats,,diahtos a. 'ho prefers Without.
ntipaia9atipn Ind Observation-Disclosures
to deprive him OF Ais vote aud every legal
vote cast must DO counted a,ll credited as
Tollsadl;; and To- this end such y selection of Of
officers to take charge LOT: Registration and
election should DO made .as will satisfy citi-
ze,l!s Of all parties That tho Republican party
at kssst does not expect'or desire anything,
fHsdthsn a fair election. $ ~ I'LL. $50
3; ,Thaet VIC eoHqaemn. the spitcit Of Y~iplcncs:
im1Iaahihtfcasstcd in ce:tain localities By the Demo-,
cra65barty al btamhgg ID, violation 81 public
peace andsgsod order, and, destructive nf,thc
ggosa ~ AZ asd , ,Rsyt i ipt,yessttAA pf the :s'ats;'
VIC suppression Of I'll violence is demanded:
ny X ylsw-sbidaizz5s cfason>oftm state :,
: g. That we iaseke the ;sssiatanco 4s1i Coli
greess toWparE22, The ,ferlXE corlpleaion ;a{ tatoss
the sysstoM Of EvvssesSI s5r the r~s,daetdG1tp,AAoor snd
Igrstcstiiss, Of the alauvial4ands Il tAa:alf sisiisa
1 w. TIKI rlSsf ID js as;a2issie OH ,,.' tslisf chat .1 n5(h,,n x
Nut aitSstcfscan result ffronfaieohthdfctMM tn
.twosF4les in his State, adndfws disedtnte.-'
penes snd son.legH9h all l efpr az 70 f}Eaqapt Faesh+
/ 4 icing SAT- satiasa5d tat tie Tao .Ahtqr-
1Aaazace&ghi &s11a&staAh Klaa6Fmtnf
and capita, apAk the united eff IRIS NJ II good
mGnf to promote the common interests,,- mil
VIC believe that with such peaco1 an 2fif69tkd61ony
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12
CcntfaE congregational C1Iu9cH OF {a1s
VesidefeZ
of Alcorn University in Mississippi.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssH =,
f'MnsSstafssesoa!:Rthfs,ssa6s'i@ English.
~ ,fsI

U1'MfaS9HfSSO1sFhe@A0VN En8Q5n
Risse gtsa!.ns7lRaaPP t .,G' n rs e.
IL ES', s Is Fl II 1 81 s ssa Elm iii" ay an an
organizer: YestaIfday I spent With
MI Hing dna+aAtt'lli7ms t16;a}e,,1 dttia had 81
DISQUALIFICATION Is me- ~ a. es4 + ttstiil
a wonderful man. sHe haAllAis college.
NELL, Some eigghtysia aalj OF !,
his hnnse, entertaining: them: before
they began theif" h'r term II study
was bnbbling over with h,anior and
WISDOM ell tlnt.niiaa.' iihtever saw suqhidh'
eombAtatito}hf of genius in man.
He is q perfect master. ii tic m5iii'd1s s Of
his Nhbeehdous AA6qk: Ettdtlybody rckIJ
pets. and loves, lin who: has anything.
to So. with him.: He has That rare TACT
ri being perfectly familiar with every
body while allowing no one to- be
Observation-Disclosures He HreHdasid4 d
circleihat nn one enters, past'
(which he steps ii: toneh and '1JlPss;
Others: Herecesi I' sa1mi I III mfo zt,at ,ai
invited II t to tppen Ills. service Sunday.
a Wi; i ii s''i With = prayer Eysit'~ HI ,shlad..feW
:. ~ ~,,~uorxo$:n., onl 1Sok
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12

Like other M7ute,try Thaeke1*l$s
was pesterei by the hhIfteAI1&hd
especially those, somewHat invidi=
o,'uidslly named 'b BY tps,in4
sci Il, his aatograph inEstAeir albums:
On one occasion asserting BIZ" dis
covered 1tthtfEE1 HIS s. 1iTa iady,s a.
Hts1 ~tssitfFs -, =. l~etEs5 so .sss*
bunny. - .~fi5ffst2sff f'tfr '
LEatitE .f
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12

.n:' 'Ehackeray was not as ha.nerist
in the SENSE tint Dickens whsgganor
! VII III .tHta' ,itf's tttat %efq6ra vas,'
put 10 qow ana ,tbe1l Il saiiA ,tie good "a,
thing in a quiet way. 2 HesssYass.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12

Among tha, many anecdotes .a { and q.
choice mo,snAa Of Dickens, we
tho follnwinu.