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The approach Of the Presidential elrc
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shall endcavor to describe them fully
faithfully, and fearlessly.
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There is large class of radicals,
composed, chiefly, Of the negro pol
iticians and the worst element of car
Det- baggery, who are bitterly fight
inc the compromise. They hold now
that, the original terms of the adjust
ment provided that the arbitration
should be made by Messrs. Hoar,
Wheeler, Frye and Marshall, and
that the stipulation, subsequently
made, that the whole committee shall
act,,1 q new feature in the contract
aud relieves the republicans from all
obligations to abide by it. Tho Re-
mbIran says, very likely Mr.. Frye,
the shyster Of the party, will decline
In set, thus leaving the matter in the
hands Of two republicans, Hoar and
wheeler, and four opposltionists,
Foster, Phelps, Potter, and Marshall.
This wing Of the republicans threaten
Gat, If Kellogg calls an extra session
Of The Legislature under the settle
n,ens. made in New York, they will
defeat it by keeping the republican
Senators from responding and thus
prevent quorum of the Senate. 1t
looks a little a. though the negro pol.
iticians and white thieves are badly
beaten in this transaction and are
sick. The compromise now fairly
promises to inaugurate a new era in
tho State, and this will be political
death to them. We think, however
ne compromise will be carried out
III spite Of this class Of radicals. If,
however, the radicals do defeat it, the
conservatives will stand before the
country upon higher ground than
ever, since they have manifested a
willingness to make any sacrifice for
peace and relief, while the radicals
will have displayed a determination
to submit to nothing which is inst,
or which will interfere with their
power to plumber the State, -Shrccc-
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The NEW UNITED STATES SENATORS
-Nt tho stwenty three new Senators
sworn il on the 5th inst, there are
fslrteen Democrats, six Republicans
aid three Independents, as follows:
Democrats - Bayard, Delaware +;
Eaton, Connecticut !; johnson, Ten
nessee !; Herman, New York Mac
Donald, Indiana; Randolph, New
Jersey; Thurman, Ohio /; Wallace,
Pennsylvania; Whyte, Maryland {;
Capertcn, West Virginia; Cockrell,
Missouri Jones, Florida; Maxey,
Tsxas, and Witlers, Virginia.
.Republican.-Bruce (co,ored), Mis-
sisaippi; Burnside, Rhede. Island ;
Dawes, Massachusetts; Edmunds,
N,! q, ] ); Hants, Maine, and Nc
MILAN, Minnesota. '1
independents Cameron, Wiscon-
sia;; Christiancy, Michigan, and Pad
dock. Nebraska.
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Corrected Weekly by Carver & Taylor.

Cotton. ........................ll q $780,
Hides, dry ........,.,...............lsla--c
Hides gfrs ,,a ;..,:: +; !: &c
Clear sides are quoted at lec; shoulders at l3c;
Breakfast bacon at l9c. t'''..' ''.' 80
FLoUR-Is in good supply with fair demand.
We quote XX at Go 81; low XXX OO07 IS and
good xxx ut IS; Choice xxx at 70 50; choice
family SIT 80. re-. - ~
PoRK.-None in tho market.
BAGGlNG.-In fair supply, demand fair. Hemp
and jute at l9c; per yard. No India in market.
tierces 9oc; in kegs a.
HAxs--Are in light supply and demand limit
SALr-In good supply. Liverpool coarse sells
at g . per sack. Fine l5025c higher. =.
SEED GRAIN.-None bit rye in market which
is quoted q. 81 Is per bnshel. ~. J.
Iron TIEs.-The market Is In good supply.
The arrow IL held at NJ and the button at Toe.
MoLAssgs Scarce. Choisc Louisiana is be-
ing sold at; prime at SOC. per gallon. by the
key SO O0tu 80
Coal Oils in good supply and is held at
Soc. per gallon. ~ !
ToBAcco.--supply good. Good medium ia
quoted at &c. and fine bright At DOC. 0sl s5 per
pound. e..
CoFEE-The supply is limited and demand
good Prime at 25 and choice at
RIcE.-N9 Caroline in market. Louisiana is
held at l2Ac. per pound. -. rf.5.
CoRN.-Isin good supply but no demand.
SoAp.ARxtra olive bariOc.
SuGAR-I.ouisianaSpri is quoted At - vel.
low clarified l2lc; crushed and powdered q
l5c. .,i' 40 g.. --'&! -
WHIsKY..-White and Red ere held at 81 50
per gallon; Bourbon commands &506 50per Enl.
Ion. q, -, ~ ~
SHoT.--1s in good supply with fair demand and
sold at S2 75per sack and buck shot at s.
PowDER.-The supply is limited and is held
ut SOC. per pound.
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"It.is asserted asa fact that every
'canvasser who has turned his atten-
ton t0the Introduction Of the New
Family Sewing Machine in his local
ity, or who has been fortunate enough
to secure an agency, has ohtstripped
the best efforts making money Of
the old and tried Agents of the high
priced machines, which latter they
nov replace. The demand is enor-
nous, and sales so rapid and money
mldeCao readily with 80 little effort
that Farmers, Tradesmen, Spccula-
torn 10, are 6ockins into the bust
NET jas fast as they eau secure terri
tory and get their goods on tho
grouid to supply anxious customers.
Il h marvellous how these machines
~ 1hsn exhibited, it being a recog.
INA tact That the people will buy
0ebst at the lowest price. It GER
ellT Il NE Macliae Of the times
d does the same work, as other
iShipes at $4,000. or 500. 90, and We
y ybtlieyelit would sell just az read
iiyAt60uble and then not cost half the
usual price of 90 good an article, sfor
it.SS astonishing to sso she vast
apoant Of labor it performs at so low
= oost. The inventors are daily in
Undated with testimonials Of the
V@fth At their new Machines which
q 1enly and successfully bounded
- popular favor. Il proves to be
st What Is wanted every day, by
every enc, everywhere, who have q
family 1t has attained an enviable
4sbatation. in many thousands of
1omeS and factories, for its solid
strength, power, rapidity, simplicity,
1srta1hty, and ease Of operation, with
extspls beauty, f1neness and reliabil.
tycf.its, sewing; while the wonder
@low price I Twenty Dollars for, d
large and complete Sewing Machine
Nth q strong table and treadle),
Aces all idea Qf competition entire
y out Of the question. IL stands alone
%eks ierits Ind prica Wa, advise
1ea4o invest in one at once for. yeur
Mhe. Daughter, q Mother, Sister sor
Alady.F Friend and make q home hap
b, @ put them in Your factory, .,or
Nnst y batter if you are lucky enough,
seeaEO Aa'ageucy if there is none lin
leaE teyn,e and make .mopeY, your
saM The many New Attachments
lot doing extra flne skilhl and diff
neult work, arc q surprise in their
simplicity Of construction and far be-
ieH Sven ";granS6 prices;;r and will
~. q 1eeaiyered' saib at your doors mo
!. ase9 low remote you. may reside,
9yea write, for them. Address,, j.
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A Sioux City young man was out
calling the other evening, and when
starting home he left the room by the
wrong door, and. bowed himself down
tiecellar stairs, reaching the bottom
in 4 chaos of pickle Jars, cracked
Plates, mackerel kits and an empty
cider barrel. lie says he'll never go
out qfa room backward again, he
don't care how polite he is.
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THE
Peoples indicator,
FOR 1875. .

| We take pleasure in announcing to the
numerous friends of the ;VlNDICTOR,
that We have perfected arrangements fol
the continuation Of its publication upon
firm basis. The public are we'll aware
of the difficulties under which the Con.
sentative press of Louisiana labor; the
infamous printing law passel by p.rti.
san Legislature, solely to foster and ,lp-
hold, ut the expense of the Taxpayers,
journals entirely antagonistical to their
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bnt We feel assured that they will not
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TAXED, that honesty and cspability
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