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Marine Inteiligence.

Port Townsend.
ENTERED.
Mar. ss-str Pacific, clAneey, Victoria.
Str Favorite, Watt, Victoria.
27-Bk Northwest, Fariham 8. 7.
10" 2s-Bkte Grace Roberts, Dahler, VII
$3.50 1iffsd, Clark, Kanaimo.
BIZ Fresno, Leach, San Francisco.
str n Pacific, Ciancey, Victoria
Str Favorite, Watt, Victoria.
:" 81 So Granger, Coombss New West
str Los Angeles, Howell, from San
Francisco via Victoria.
April 2-Str California, Hayes, Sitka via
Yictoria-
CLEARED.
Mar. ss-str Goliah, Libby, Burrard Inlet
. 80 str Pacific, Clancey, Victoria
Sc Annie Lyle, swan Point Sal cai
Bkte Gace Roberts, Dahler, WI
str Favoriie, watt, victoria
so-str Eta White, Smith, Victoria
April 1-str \ Pacific, Clancy, Victoria.
-str Fayorite, Watt, Victoria
Fresno, Leach, Nanailno
=" Str California, Hays, Portland.
shipping Record.
coAsTwISE.
The barkentine Discovery sailed from
Port Discovery for San Pedro on the
Both ult. a r.h-fE
The following vessels are loading 1t
Port Discovery; Ships War Hawk and
Revere for San Franeiso0; barkentIne
Grace Roberts for Sal Pedro; and brig
Deacon for Los Angee Is aud Indepen-
dent Railroad Company.
The Fresno, from San Francisco, ar
rived at this port on the 2Sth ult. She
viii load with coal at Nanaime.
The bark Oak Hill arrived on the
30th uh.
The bark David Hoadley, bkte Vic
tor and bks Yaldivia and Buena Vista
are loading at Port Gamble.
SAX FRANcf 90.
Sailed, on the 27th, bArx Tindwsrd. |
for Seattle; bk Q. L. Taylor, Port
Blakely; ship Washington Libby, Port
Townsend; schr d. s. Williams, do.
On the 18th, Ship Commodore for
Port Ludlow.
Arrived. on the 18th, bark Osmyn |
from Seattlc.
, 1875-04-03
BIRTIEA

! FLINT.--In this city, on the 2sth ult.,
to the wife Of Capt. J. Flint, a son.
, 1875-04-03
Financial and Commercial.


Gold in New York, 1i0 Ia
Currency here, buying, 81 cts.; selling, 90.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-23
- sAYHs Ans----
Thn k,,riul, f',n,.i

% The Parish Court met for is
Probate term on Monday last,
Judge DaIgre presiding. The i.!lt
OF SllaGburn to act as ! hevin, IL,
holding over until hi, own success.
sor shall be qualified, or t!!c vacan
cy in the Sherin7s Office filled, was
decided aiiirma'ivc!y by Juu e
Daigrc, and that puts he matter 1T
rest for the present. We may re-
fer to- it .:ain in another aspect.
The Democrat says we made a blum
der in saying that the vacancy was
occasloncd hs the refusal O. Mr..
Clements to quality. Without
stopping now to enter into u legal
argument, we simply rc.aIlirm that
it is as we stated. o.
Clements right, if he had had
any to the Office, in a legal point Of
View, accrued when on the zitn Of
December the fraudulent Return
ing Board declared him elected.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-23
MAppTrD.


LEV Y-BLODM-ht the resi-
drnce Of Moses Essential, Esq, in
Thu, town, by the Erv. NJ. Klein, on
Monday, January nth, MIR. JOS
EpH LEVY, Of Na'chl:ores, La. and
Mss JULIA BLOOM, OF this town.
The happy couple remembered
the printer in . handsome manner,
and as We Gnaiicd the sparkling
wine we drank hearty wish for
the long life, health and prosperity
OF The deserving pair. !.
AT the residence Of Judge &.
Baltic, on January nth, 1919 by
the Rev. j. Il. Avrn",h, MIR DEN.
NY HICKMAN to MISS EFFIE BAIL
Llo, al Of this parish.
Our best wishes for their happi
ness and prosperity arc offered to
the happy couple.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-23
DENTAL SURGEON

IN mos, Of our families to our entire
satisfaction. We believe him skilled
in h;sirofcssinn and as u man one Of
our most cstinsah!c ciilzruss
u. &. lliNSDN. Planter.
y. @. MOORE, TX. Gov. of La.
NJ. RYAN, Attorney at I.,W.
y, X. RiOSSAT, Ed. La. Democrat
TIC. MANNING. Attorney III Law
JOHN tA&SDE, n. ID.
T"OS II. MADDOX, Is. %
Jan. -. rs It.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-23

To We are next door 10 Moses
Mayer now, and we have frequent
occasion to notice what fine stock
of goods he has, and to sec how
cheap he sells them. ....-
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-23

Gy Moses Rosentla!, always
smiling and always ready to treat
his customers fairly and squarely
is but Il few doors below Us, and
purchasers vii! do well to stop il
and see him.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-23

clare that the action Of the Ec
turning Board, in rejecting these
returns in the parish Of Hapidcs,
and giving the seats for that par
ish to the Republican candidates,
was arbitrary, unfair, and without
warrant OF law. II the committee
were to go behind the papers be
fore tho board and consider the al
legged charge of intimidation upon
the proofs before the committee,
their finding would necessarily be
the same. II was asserted IN Gov.
Wells affidavit that the McEncvy
officials bad usnrpch the offices OF
the parish, and thereby inlin'aatrd
voters. Immediately after the 18th
OF September, when the Kellogg
authorities in New Orleans were
pnt out hy the Penn authorities,
certain changes took place in some
of The parishes. When the news
from New Orleans reached these
parishes the McEncry officials de-
handed their places Of the Kellogg
officials, ard they were 1T onco
given up. When the Federal Coy.
crnmcnt interviewed and unscatcd
the McEncry authorities, the krl-
lOgg officials demanded and rcceiy-
ed back their places; but in Ha.
pi,lcs some time seems to have
elapsed before the Kellogg o.iicias
took their places back. Indeed,
tho McEncry Register Of Deeds
was still acting as such when your
committee was in New Orleans, ne
Kellogg Register never having
come 10 reclaim the place which
was said to be worth nothing in
Rapidcs. Tho Kellogg clerk was
Mr.. Wells son; having yielded hi,
place to the McIincry competitor
in September, he does not appear
to have reclaimed it, and he was
accordingly sent Tor after the clcc-
ton to come from his residence,
some miles distant, to sign the re-
turns of the election, which he did.
Your committee are at II loss to see
in their action any intimidation Of
Mr.. Wells still less of the electors
OF the parish. 1t SO happens that
the parish was taken as ~ sample
parish Of intimidation, many wit,
ncsscs from which of both parties,
were examined with reference to it.
They show beyond question that
there was a fall, Irce, fair and
peaceful election and registration
there. There was no evidence of
any intimidation OF voters p,actic
ed on The day Of the election, al,
though it was asserted that inti'nl-
dation OF coIorrd men before the
election had been effected by
threats Of refusal to employ them,
or to discharge them il they voted
the Republican ticket no evidence
either OF discharge or OF refusal to
employ was produced. Certain
witnesses, themselves every one
otliccilo!dcrs, testified generally to
such action, but hardly any one
was able to specify single in
stance in which he had heard any
employee SO threatened or dis
charged, or knew Of any employee
50 threatened or discharged. Rot
a single colorcd man throughout
the entire parish was produced to
testify either to such threats or to
the execution OF such a purpose,
either before or after the election.
The action of the returning Board
in the parish of Kapihcs alone
changed the political complexion
of the lower house, bnt thrlr action
IN other parishes WAS equally ob
jec:ionablc."
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-23
ElyIc.M.A.
WRITTEN FOR TIE CAUCASlA,

WRITTEN FOR TIE CAUCASIAN
Ism composed Of twelve letters.
My frat il IN North. but not in Sontl,, @
My second is in dark. but not in light,
Ny bird j. in water. hnt not IL, beer,
Ny fourth i, ~ eat, In, not in dog,
NJ 9Th i, in head, but not Ia foot.
rs sixth IL IN pink, bnt not IN blue,
KY srYrnth is ia tree, Ia, not ia bush,
Ny cj2hln IL IN OAK, bat not in elm.
Ny ninth j. ii chicken. hnl not ia goose.
Ny tenth ~ IL peach bat net IN apple,
My clrvuth il in evening. bn not morning
Ny twelfth is in saw, but not i'll law,
Az whole IL /, town II, Louisiana. T.. s.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-23

n young fellow got OH a smart
thing last week. 1t was a mustard
plaster that he sat down on fist
before retiring fer the night.
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{ Q The roads are bad. Mud is
the order of the day.
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The sessions of this Court Begin on the third
Mondays Of March and September, and on the
6rst Mondays Of June and December. The
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