The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-04-04
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We desire III tender nnr. sim
fcere thanks to MI. Biossat Racl,al,
| the able Publisher OF pur neigh ltor
ansi ally, tie Louisiana Democrat,
ltnr his lna,is faSDrs and the y.,ina-
| be assistance lis gave rs IN get.
ting out the fist Issue Of The Gait
c.,Sian. IN tact. nut for his Kind
uess and help, W. would not haze.
been able te pet oft ani paper nj
| all last week. As IN accomplished
printer, genial gentleman and wor-
/ Thy s0H . man, We commend MIR.
! Blossat >~i.;sehai to he notice OF eur
eiiiz"uS ana wish him aud the
t Democrat, dis veil as It's ADJ Bali
tor, ailtI kind, IN somewhat tltsks
! young types, Ia hom We ara. also
! indebted, Il long Ii OF usefulness
aiil prosperity.
---Gaptain John HEM has hsei
! IL town this week on h;s return,
/ from S:tcI,itocEes, where We IN
f,lprstansl that he succttf!el he
yona his expectations IN getting
subscriptions far h. Peoples New
Orleans and Gfand i,vore Packet
tampafy. We understand thai
hes has the amount subscribed
with which he eila,it., Of .lse com
pany authorizes 1t To 20 into iuil
operation, aitl that we may soon
Il look ior the Captain with sonit,
new boat ~ this tra Z.
We know that there il plenty OF
work ii this trade for Captain
Heinz 10 get Il share aa'I we mean
40 ti,spaFagefnei.t ~, nor tlo VT.
wish Ia tlrfr,cf at all from ila fine
steamer 81 sifafy, and the polite
and efficient officers Of that lite, m
ST., iItg that we sisi, Captain Helm,
success i his new rl,t,rp iSp AS
the cosnlHn.f0i. Ui Il fleet of four
boats formerly III he Grand Ecole
trade he pn,iearesl himself 10 mar,
of oar people and they Ele willing
10 help him MP rsaifl alter his
misfortur"s
There is ia this feeling OF friend
/ ship fol CAPT. Heinz uo. opposition
TO, Ter any desire Ia Inisire the OF
firerS Of ane Other lice, bnt si'nr
/ ~ Il friendship for an old aud rrlesI
friend who stuck to the trade until
] he lost a fortune.
The Captain Is worthy Of the
sneces she has met with am ng Our
citizens aud the people Ut the
VI Iloi,. lower Red River trade and
we hope sson to SIZE him With H.
again.
We had the pleasure this weel,
Of ealing upon Il. U'ni bennett
1t tIe Exchange Iiuiei, aud having
considerable conversation with him
ii relation IL the Ora gers ~ OF
g;frjzt = Lndee 81. Which older IL
tIlc pafpeSe Of his Visit 10 our town,
We found Col Drltnt-it io l1e Il
thoroughly lntol n1ta gentleman ny.
OH all "iht' subjects, "s well as mp
on Agriculture MI GlangeS, e.
which he has been tor ,etiir time
= - deyotin@ lis time and aftrf
tiou, ard enI >e'l our interview OK.
eeeaiHe'y
freh him we 'earn 4 something
ai'ont ihe objects and purposes III
tlie Patrons ~ iiNSi)au0ty, and ~
Atc satisfied hat 1t Is an orgaunza.
llon ealrnlated Il, t1n much En0d in
uniting he tanners upon questions
NJ sitaI Importance to them Ii II
does o mote eoe,i than ~ enable
tae lallt'e's OF onr Parish to ~,
rt'sr Il soiid tfoH 10 tht enrfoa,t
nlei = q tir labor ot ,ur Parish
Thoroughly organized Is is n
Clubs. iitj'al Lea2nt p ana Chur
rlIes, Il Hill be NJ immense ilp1eGl
Ito or y eitie
Co. ntnurt informed rs shat tbs
prfheraa' objection and opposition
he ol'ttet ha,i met was IN tia seas