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seo do bos qui seEvcnt excursions dass In Foset.
Noire. En- apercevant Edonard ellie roagit excessive
ment santa terre vivacitS ehsy6e ct entrs
dams auberge attendre esmpagnon. N. Bura,
6tonne regara autour de lui CONNIE oar soMver Pex-
plication 10 trOnble; ais h jenns Pancai
qu tenait quelques pas inusobie ct Pale, paruc
tout coWpcnre. e hochant In tate dun ar ntcontent,
il aait monter son tour le perroa de rh0te orsque
Lsnnay lni saist lc bras. r..s
Monsieur, dt- agitation, je desire avoir uDe
explicatiOn avec v0us.
La figure de rAngais ssclsrcit CONNIE sI eAtattenda
ct desire cette d6marcle. .- ~ - H~
-Je suis 4 vos ordrcs, monsieur. -
Tous denx prrent le chcmin dn pare. ApreA une CEN
tane de pas Launay d6tourna ct voyant qus eaent
seuls:
Monsieur ditil en- sarrttant conrt savex sans
doute qucl motif m'amene vers vouss
-Jc crois le connaitre. tha
-Yous ne ponvez ignorer nj mon amour p0ur miss
Morpetl nj respoir que a IA cocevoir un instant dc
yoir ma recherche ag66e par -e. Sans ccnnaitre les
droits que c0nfance, je sails qu'ee vons
regardc CONNIE conseiler. Cest done vons que je
demanderai compte de conluite Jc RAJ interrogee
eiie meme, ct ellie sest trOnb6e; ellie me6 votre
10 sails quelle reponse que e ns pa ecmpsentre;
ses armes ont afret6 questions veuiIles me fse
connatrc pourguoi si grand chanSemcnt sest aani-
fest6 en- ellie depuis votrt arrvee ici; pOurquoi MR.
Fanny 9vitc ct en6p, pour citer mn fhit, pourqus,
apres mavoir AVERT queile pcrait soFtf CO Inatn,
ellie change davis en- vOtre favenrf
-v0us me demandcs beaucour de chooses 4 IL fois.
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! ~ Il TRESOR.

<~q sssse.Asa&t 9a SVII8 II s41aa arp st
!ne scof cut te.4 narourir lcs halls et IN tlSss.
u nat de*on aicnl Y rgmestre, spl - n6sAsts,
Enhg, yNyant IlnIAibiliN de plscer conyensb!snspt
rifhtt clic " decida cercher aiIlenrs,
ct Q ee,dai1ss sds eaax q Bdcuwiner eiie ~ trou
vait d6iA depniA AZ aemaiaeArf. = M TO -
tpres avois aainS par sun noma toas les baigneuss
y avcis doaaad6 ehaesn des nsaxesa - "a shna.
d ses parents, Ane Pesef 1T asseoir "a lille
c66 DELE, ct - coavcrsatap, up instant suspendpe
par eon fniv6e, rurrit son eoarsr IT 81 ~ -
Je tOuvc, chet dit uiie grosac dame ami tepaitA
ige snr trois chaiscs, qnl qnelque chosc 4. Lie
eAhEt Sah4 u e06dnite de cctte mia MsspeSh. veufr
81 re svec ue capee de- gcuvernantsi Do qsoi cesa
ts-Cea NEST point ausaa extsaernaira ese yeus 4
penseA Sept sne antrs da0e, qni pasas poar couese
rApgets1e perce ora ses sari 6tait abOnnG d Rerne
Rkssiqxs Il aut aonsr enc miss Nospeth eat Anxlase;
klss Anglases voyS9gnt toQjoun seues, avec eurs
sulAntSi c'cst dams Ie6 mDurs y aa'I 81 eAsf Ftss'
.Qdelie smmoulit6! dit Mmc PefroG7 s.dE+sf
.Au MT ga'est-co qae c'sseqne 20 y. Bsrss sui nit
tassaat belle AsGlae Ells rs6tesd sas Ss % si
- ~ esAnes nsk - s M pas- to~ies Go nstites
attentions; II plut5t Fair dun nmourcux.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-03-20

Zimmerman disait que l'odorat
Gtait le sens de limagination, In
source des sensations les plus de-
licates, celle des tendres souvenirs.
Aussi le parfum GthGr6 qui sex.
hale de Ia fraise n'est.il pas mn
des attributs les moins delccta-
bles de CO fruit.
Des "nez savants" ont cherch6
a dGfinir Get arome, d le classer
dams. Ia CANINE des Nleurs re.
comment etablie par les parfu.
neurs snglais, ct 4 veriAer sill
admet des diezes ct des bemOls.
Nous preferOns 4 leurs fOrmulcs
alambiquees ranalyse naive qu'en
a donnee Pierre Dupont dams cette
strophe embaumee:
La fraise epand sa donce haleine
Qui tient dc l'ambre ct dn roster.
Quand ellie monte tlp fraisier,
On salt que Ia fraisd y procha'ne.
L'arome aphr0lisiaqne de In
fraise lni assnrnit un rang distin-
que dams Ia cosmetique. "
Les belleshetaires du Directoire,
notamment Nine Tallien, pre-.
naient des bains de sucs de ffaises
ct de framboises, 4 pimitation des
grandes cOurtisanes de la Greece
ct de Rome.
Ces bains donnsient, disait-on,
a In peau de Ia douceur ct du We.
lOutG; ils Ia cOloraient dun rose
tendre ct lui laissaieDt un parfam
dfiicieux.
Les bains de fraises avaient etc
mis- en- vogue, seize siecles aupa.
ravant, par PoppGe. .- -
On salt que cette belle Romaine
etait passionnee pour les parfams.
Neron, l'ayant Gpousee, Ia tua
dun coup de pied daus le ventre;
mails, pour hOnorer 81 memoire, II 6t
brAler sur son tolnbean plus dar0.
mates que Parable men produisait
en- une aimee. .5 -
La fraise q etc lc NETS lie predi.
lection dun grand nombre de
hauts persOnnages.
lie g0ht de Louis XIV pour CO
fruit appartient pour ainsi dire a
l'histOire.
Enth0usiasmG des prOduits
magnifiques obtenus par La Qnin.
TIME dams les potagers de Yer
saillcs,-ce jarl;:.ier celebre est le
premier qui ait cultiv6 methodi-
auement Ia fraise des bois,-le
grand roi s'etait pis de passion
l,onr In fraise.
al sen crevait," pour nous
sery;r de Repression de l'3p0que,
d'Aquin, qui n'svait en-.
core osG adresser a son illustre
client que de timides rem0n.
frances, succeda 10 redoutable
Fagon.
Par ordonnance de ce medecin
le .globule savoureux" fut impi.
toyablement balini de la table
royale en- 17O8.
Mais Louis XIV await assist6
anx comedies de MOliere. II 6tait
IN pen scertique y lendr0it de ID
medicine. Lexil du fruit favori fut
lie cOurte dur6c. :
Fagon flt oblige de fhlminer de
contre les fraises en- 1710
It de renOnveler son anatheme
l'ans6e suivante.
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LOIS ElMGURS

Les meurS Gusls que sOient les
f'reinges ct les srrears qu'en y de-
rouvrc,s aont mn legitime produit
lie Ia liberte humainc, ct echap.
F'ent 4 Ia .contrainte. Lent deve'
opponent est de pure sl,ontaneit4,
It le progress dc l'instruction peut
senl les modificr Aussi, dams tout
,.uel engage entire les mGurs ct les
iois, une defaite certaine est reser.
zee aux lois. II ny . meme de
chance lie vie ct de dnr6e pour les
dis que daus lenr conformite anx
neurs, lesquelles sont Ia represen'
tation extfricure ct le refiet sincere
In genie OIL de l'csprit dun penple
III dune epoque. lie domaine dcs
nPurs est done une sOrte dc sane
tuairc inviolable don't les teme.
raires enl hisseurs sont frappes
lie mort. katiere de libertt, ct
ponr app her ces reflections "u
lays on nous sommes, lea tois ont
rise les chaines de l'esclavagc,
niais settlement lorsqae COS chaines
talent rouillees par ls temps, ct
quinn concol ! de circumstances
extraoriinaires hatait pfv6nemcnt
lont rheurc n'ava pas encore
tonne. Ices lois alors ont tout sim
element proclaln6 un fait aoDa..
III. II y n loin dc cette conaecs-
tion historique 4 rinnovati0n ega.
Iitaie dn bill ilit "des droitscivils...
&c bill, dernier soupir dun con.
gras. succombant dams l'impeni-
tence finale, eat Tai,orl nm attcn.
tat aux m9urs, un outrage a In
IibertG, une intrusion dams In vie
,rivee dc ces Grandes families poll,
tiques qu'on sppelIe les Etats de
i'Jnion; sill n'etait one CO ridicnlc
1t impuissant effort, il ne mtrite-
rait meme pas l'honncur de In cri.
tI1ue ct il suilirait de rabandon.
a,rA q s0n mslheueaxsort. Mais u
rst necesaire de demontrer qu'ii
sra inGvitablcment fnneste D Ia
race infortun6e don't In protection
lpia seryi de pretexte. En- atlmet-
tant aractif de n race africaine
dcs qualities intellcctucllcs ct des
aptitsdes politiquesq sqn'ellc eat loin
d,lvofr prouvees sur les divers
points du globe Oh Il lui, q etc
donne Ae - @ouvoir, enl Id fsinnt
Ia part Ia plus large ct u plus &C.
ntreuse, en- snpposant raffrsnchi
exempt dcs traces a. collier de
i'esclaye, en- ne etenantaucun compte
de fraiches Injuries ct de rfeaates
souafances, - rd6chir,sMt cann
toatsss sks ,pages 10 liyFe du pass
y restc devant nous ~ gsa~il fait,
E1'faFF'sssf0 -aH go sHga Il
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-03-20

4 sayoir one Ia race africainc est
une minorit4 ct une exception an
milieu du perple AMERICAN, ct que
In loi ne doit .contemplcr que la
majorite ct 10 regle. Ajoutons one
le caractnre fable ct vulnerable de
ce gui est minorit6 ct exception ne
fera que dsrenir plus prononce ct
plus saillast chez u race africaine,
a mcsuse que croitrn Ia population
des Etats-U Unis, qui se recrute de
son propre fonds It des alluvions
caucasiennes fOutre.mer. II EN-
serait certes tout autrelnent, 81
Paffranchi await pm taire peau
neuve en- dilatant ses l,oumOns 4
Pair de IL liberte, ct al, pour son
bien CONNIE pour le nctre, iIavait
perdu an seuil dune vie nouvelle
les traits qni le distinguent OH
plut6t l'isolcnt rempechent dc sc
perdre dams Ia massc dn peuple,
ct le condamnent de par Ia nature
u rester dams Get etat de minoritS
ct d'exception, imminent 1es
rpnx pour hi. Les autenrs dn 6iIr
DIES droits evils, en- irritant Ia fibre
ii sensible de prtjug6s encore vi
vaces, n'igs,onient sans doute
point les consequences dune telle
mesure; mais rttroit esprit de
lNsrti, ses faux calc,lls, l'e<'ient sur
le Congres expirant, qai q risHue
le ipas decant lequel Il await 81
longtemps hesite, ct Grant, Ia gi-
ronette presidentielle, q signt le
bill quill condamnait dams son
annnel de tecembre 1879.
Un ami integre ct devouc de Ia
race qni est devenUe INSTRUMENT
rt le jouet DIES factions folitiques,
iortement alarme de Ia reaction
'lemocratique aussi impossible D
nicr auiourtl'hui qu'elle etait f;nrile
4 prevoir hier, nous COMMUNICATE
Ss craintes l'our Get Obiet do "a
soIlicitudc, ct ccrivait tristelncnt:
ala situation tles noirs aux Etats-
etreoelledes juifs vEunIe
M n'oyen age. IegaY 1aevant la
|oi, cette tgslite II Mere A ceux
Ini sfnsPirent des principles de 80,
ne peut pins pratiquement s'eta-
blir aux Etats- Unis. Les juifs dn
Xve ct du KYLE siecle 6taient
ansos,hes ct tsaqa6a partout. On
ne rcspectait ricn dc ce qui lcur
'ppartenait. Tar moments il s'tle.,
'ait ua cri public auquel siameu-
~ h sM,ltitmsc, ct Ton tombait
lessus SANS merci. Yes hauts per.
'oi,nages preiiaicnt ears liens, ct
9 clerge les brdlait pourll.onnear
y srEgibes iLes 6agelIamts alIaient ,
y tTu,FO olwitier les outside vile
3 villa commc les ku.klnx, ct &c. I
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UnitC1uTOuIoosCCs UppsOo"1i"""> ">'
grands, qui laisssieut le sang aux
amatenrs, mails qni e,npochkent
rargent. On a dit, peut-etre un
pA au figure, etnon toutefois sans
nm certain fondement, que lea
vautours avaient appTs A con.
naitre rhabit blanc des massa-
creurs, ct lea suivaient de place en-
place, dams l'attente des repas que
10 massacre des israelites leur pre-
parait... .Sera-ce Ia Ia condition res
pective des dehx races aux Etats-
Unisi Rappeles.vous que les sinifs
dn moyen Age avaiept leurs ecoles
s4parees, leurs drOits restreints,
ct dams certaines villes le ghetto
ou quarter d part, on on les enfer'
matt le sOir. Les marriages mixtes
n'etaient pas pins admis qn'ils ne
le sont aux Etats. Unis entire blancs
ct noirs. Tout celia fait i une socie-
t6 nne condition desunie, fable ct
,niserable..."
rtpondre A ces questions
~un,kj hugoisse Rune
horrible fatalite s'est appesantie
sur le peuple juif ct sur Ia race
noire, qu'une effrayante mal6dic-
ton les a poursnivis' Et lis Ell
etaient les completes involontaires
en- NJ groupant dams leurs lieux
d'exil, EN- s'odrant par blocs com.
psctes a Il haine popuIaire, recon.
naissabIes entire tous al stigmate.
de< <xhiD2. Encore etait.il
plus ksciIe aux juifs qu'aux noirs,
aux juifs qui sont blancs, dc FUR
cette haine ct de Ia desarmer, en-
s'eparpillant an loin, en- sc faisant
humbles ct petits, ct noyant lcur
indiviilualitf anathematisee dams
le waste ocean d'hnmanitG don't lis
pOsseslaient au moins Ia cOuleur
aristocratiquc. Cettc couleur par.
que advantage les noirs ct eleye
nne plus haute barriere entire eux
ct les blancs. Que sera-ce done si,
acceptant le role perilleux de dupes
des parts lolitiques, lis en- arri.
vent d c0nstituer un Etat dams
chaeun des Etats du Sud, Ay for.
mer une majorite anormsle ct ex.
centriqne, al lieu lie se dispenser
ct de SC repartir dnfragments, en-
atomes utiles ct mol us nuisibles,
dams toutes les partl 10 rUnioni
lis attireront Ia foudre T coirront
4 reimbursement. rISj\ \divisi0n
des tribus ii,ives incarcerl dams
les ghetti italiens, ct cacli au
fond dos rues infames des grd les
rites europeeunes, . fini par etd I'll
Dire l'sntiqae, prejuge chretien,
|curs mcmbrrs, maintenant traites|
lsurs actes ct non d'apres
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MOULIN A RE DE
THOMP
Nos 81, 63 & G Peters, ct 81, o.
ct G6 Decatur, Nouvellc. Orleans.

Le moulin 6cale aux prix suivnnts:
I lie sou pour le No I, son pour 10
No 9, ct / do sou pour le No 3.
Sacs gratuitement fournia aax plan
teurs. sur demaade adreas6e / s.
ALCIDE GIRARD, AGENT,
26d74. P.-O. hOx 2Ol5.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-03-20

F. LEWIS.

1ANCAANO0 De
MEUBLES,
GLACEN,
Ora VUREN
"" ARTICLES DEMENAGE
EFT DORNExENT, &c.
uMeubles achet6s, 6chang6s on
r6parGs 4 dcs terines rais0nnAblce.
Mntelas do erin et SOmmiero 6lasti.
ques. ~'f 't,ii. ..s 81 #AF'
CoNpxCfloNRks sUR pkMAxDR.
Nf7SlA. #ad m-4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-27
3le,,, 0rleatas &epnhliea,,.
NEARNY AT SEVEN PINES.
BY EDMryD CLARENCE sTEpnA,.

% That sol 'isr'y legend is still on its journey
That story OF x. ny who knew not 10 Weld
Swas the dav when with jameson fierce Berry
and Birney,
against tw. nj v thousand he rallied the field.
tshtre the red volleys poured where the clamol
rose highest
Where the de ad lay in clumps through the dwar
r-here the aim from the thicket was sucest and
highest
line
When the battle went Ill. and the bravest were
Near the dark Seven Pines, where We s:i,i held
our grot :,
Sc rode down the length Of the whitening col
And his he art a. our cry ieapt cp with .
bound;
81 snuffed like his charger, the VIVID OF til. pow
His sword waved US On, aud ae answered the
sign
S,ud our cheer AZ We rushed but lis !aush rang
.rh-re's the devils own fan. boys, .ong the
whole line.
:.r he ode hrs brown steed: How sc .av his
blade brigl ten
D.. laughed like boy when the ho' days height. II.
But solGieIs glance shot from his S.soE be-
l.o cam. the reserves to the mellav Inferna,;
Asking where to 90 ii--ti rough tAe clearing or
ssJh an, where. F.rwarG: It's al. ths same.
Colonel:
you'll find lovely fgL! NJ along tho whole .ine'
a., evil tho black shroud of night a. Chan,,liv.
That lid him from sight OF ais brave ni-n and
tried!
Bout foul epei the bulist that clipped the white
liy.
The flower Of our nghthood. III. ~Lc- army
PRIDE
1.s we DIRE am nat he still In that sh sI"wS region
Where the dead form their ranks at :Ae van
drummeI's sign.
Cides on, as Of old down the length OF his legion.
And the word still is Forward! along he Who'll,
lie. --Sc:ibuer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-27


Dear old Grill offered to talk French al
table. and we tried it for few DAYS. Blu,
1t proved he picked up his pronunciation at
st. GATHERINGS, among the boatmen there
and he would say show for "horses,' where
the book said cheraur. Our talk, on the
other hand. was not Partisan, but it was
not Californian. and we subsidized into Eng
lish again.
So sped along those blessed eight DAYS.
! told Fausta thus much of my story, that
| was going to seek my fortune in New
York. She. of course knew nothing of me
but what she saw, and she told me nothing
OF her story. But l was very sorry when
we came into the basin at Albany. for
knew then that in all reason l must take
the steamboat down. And I was very
glad-l have seldom in my life been so
glad--vhen l found that she also was goin 2
to New York Immediately. She accepted.
very pleasantly. my offer to carry her trunk
to the Isaac Newton for her, and to act as
her escort to the city. For me. my trunk,
- in danger tried"
Swungfn my hand" nor left my side.'
Ny earthly possessions were few any
where. l had left at Attica most of what
they were. Through the voyage had been
man enough to keep on a working gear fiji
for workman's duty. And old Grills had
not vet grace enough to keep his boat still
on Sunday. How one remembers little
things! lean remember each touch of the
toilet, as, In that corner of a dark cuddy
where had shared "Zekiels" bunk with
him, dressed myself with ono of my two
white shirts. and with the change Of raj
ment which had been tight squeezed in my
portmanteau. The old overcoat was the
best part of il, a in 4 finite world it often
is. I sold my felt hat to Ezekiel. and ap-
peared in . light travelling cap. do not
know how Fausts liked my metamorphosis.
only know that, like butterflies. for day
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-28

The appointment of a Clerk OF
the District Court for our Parish, al
though Levi Wells, the present in,
cumbent, has been acting Deputy
United States Surveyor of the Port
of New Orleans for over two months,
is not yet made, and seems to be a
source Of trouble to more than one
aspirant. These expectants seem to
be at loss to fathom the mystery
and are hanging on the willows with
meekness and resignation. When
"Massa Mat makes up his mind who
the lucky chap shall be, we will have
a Clerk, and not before; there is a
wheel within the Clerk wheel which
must be the motive power in settling
down on the right one.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-28
ALEXANDRIA, La.
TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS

OUR FRIENDS and subscribers will be
pleased to hear. that we have perfected
arrangements with the publishers OF
the INDUSTRIAL RECORD Of st.
Louis, whereby we are enabled to fur
nish the DEMOCRAT and the INDUS
TRIAL RECORD, (botff weekly for
the low price of$4.5O. We make this
offer for the purpose Of largely increas-
ing our circulation. Those who have
been in the habit of subscribing for a
foreign paper instead of that published
In their own Parish, can now have both
for the price Of one. The INDUSTRl-
AL RECORD is an Agricultural, Me-
chanical and Family Newspaper, OF six
teen pages, fun Of choice reading, mar
ket reports, &c., costing alone $3.50 per
annum. We want the subscription of
every farmer, merchant and mechanic
in the Parish for this spendid Offer
NOW Is JUST THE TIME TO BEGIN.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-28

SOME idea Of the quantity of
spurious coin, now n circulation,
may be inferred from the recent fact
that the Canal and Claiborne Street
Railroad Company, of New Orleans,
recently sold to the Shakespeare
Foundry $4,000 worth of counterfeit
nickels, which had been raised by the
company during the past two years.
The price was sixteen cents, and the
lot cost the company the sum of $40
per pound. ste8
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-28
the cry Of "a rur'

ALREADY the cry Of "a rural
reign Of terror" comes to us through
the New Orleans papers. and threats
OF a Proclamation from Mr.. Kellogg
are fast ripening. Can there be any
truth in all these horrors2 The coun-
try press should do their duty inthis
serious matter and be the first to
sound the alarm, and under no cir
cumstances allow with. impunity the
public peace to be disturbed again on
so sore theme. If there be out
RACES talk it out, expose them and
don't let that bloody shirt be Haunted
at us without cause. This bad evil
has had its sway, must cease aud
the laws be enforced.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-28

The Clinton trial is over, and en-
ded in a mis-trial--the Judge dis
charged the Jury in indecent haste,
which on counting noses stood eleven
for conviction and one for clearing.
During the trial I. J, semmes, who
defended Clinton, proved more than
a match for the Picayune's ''noblest
Roman of them ALL" old Fields, and
ran the old fellow out Of the case with
abig disgust on him.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-28

The Census Reports from many
Parishes have already been received
at Head Quarters in New Orleans,
but we fail to see Rapides in the list.
How is that? Is she to be as usual
behind time and distanced in the du-
ty-line? Judging from the three bus
mess and efficient ones in charge of
that duty, we are in hopes by our next
to make showing for Rapides, and
cry out here at the roll-call.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-28

( Dun Mails have been relocated
into tri-weekly fix once more, every
thing now is lovely and the Jesoell-ed
goose now hangs high, and thus for
the while we are happy and sing
again faint praises to our great gov
eminent. A little Of this change in
the Shreveport mail layout would
not hurt, but just now would be
thankfully accepted.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-28

GEORGE WILKES and Price Nc
Grath, well known ''sports, have had
fight at Saratoga-all about some
thing Wilkes wrote in his Spirit of
the Times-the Editor, it seems, got
the worst of it, the horseman being
too much for him one time.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-28
"A SMALL civil war has lust bee

"A SMALL civil war has just been
gone through in Escambia County,
Alabama: two families, Hallett and
Byers, in which six men, the father
and two sons on each side, were en-
gagged. Five were killed outright,
while the sixth and last has load OF
buckshot in his side, which must
cause his death.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-28

Tue Clerk of the r. T. Bryarly
is surely more than a clever fellow,
for he has high consideration for the
Fourth Estate. We thus praisingly
write because he furnished US on the
up trip of the boat, with morning
and evening edition of the three New
Orleans Journals, which issue twice a
day. az. F #E
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-28

Sow have limited that the Sar'
tors family returned to tho ulited
States on account of the constitutions
al provision requiring . Prsaidsnt tUy
be native Of the. country lsasinga
in view, of course, the future ieleva-
ton Of little Ulysses Simpson 6Arto,
ris. But the youngsterhas defeated 4
all their plans BY coming to daylight
in New Jersey Fl Chicago Tipssa. i
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-28


TIM great canvass in Ohio com
menced at Gallipolis on the 21st and
the Democracy opcncdthe ball. al
len and Pendleton were the speakers.
The latter closed his speech as fol.
lows:
The Democratic party points to a
middle path as the way to safety.
Abandon this policy Of contraction,
stop tinkering with the currency, stop
this effort at forcing resumption give
stability fora time, give business a
moment to revive, promote industry
and production, stimulate enterprise
by the prospect of gain, labor more
and spend less. The great want of
the country is an entire freedom for
labor, a removal of every aid--fair
prices, steady markets and ready
sales are aids, and to secure these q
sufficient and sound currency and low
interests are indispensable, and il to
these be added low taxes, rigid econ
omy, simplicity Of government and
purity Of administration, the move.
ment toward resumption will be con-
tinued and accelerated.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-28

WE have been blessed over most
of the Parish, last week, with good,
genial showers of rain. The weather
is vet hot in the daytime, but the
NIGHTS are cool and pleasant.