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.,,, Special n9ssdtrA so Tns Chicago 1rtbuns.
, MADISON, Wsa:l June 23.-Tho frat day Of the
plgedn.sh8atInx opensd shla noruiug with blight
dAy, 1itsls o. 10 wind; and fair attendance
The swAspataksd tdrse +aa won by l. Klclnr.au
and J. j. K}athtnia, ~ Chtdaeo, Ii tho sflof-
nooh Tho hist pri1e, Of no, was won by A. Kioin-
pau, o. Qhicsgp. aud W Taylor, Of kdRerton;
tile aecond, Of $40, By O.. Nrooks And ": Iittle-
John, who nkowiBe divided It,; tic third, e25,
BY @. L. VAtenttna, OF Jauosyitio tLn fourth,
Sl6. BY J. E. Elshos., Of bladlsont
TIE DUBUQUE TOURNAMENT.
9ass 5efss T.. siss ssbstsssfss sis"s 70,
t13uea bpefshons thsa morning, aud, although
the weather Naa intensely hot; tho gy6uniy wero
crowded BY both 'tsxek OH foot, Oh horAoback,
md Ia cstfia&ast Bsgdlt, Of Chicago, Succeeded
ID winding t6t arat 3aE. which hoi,5r he RECEIVED
H!!lt u r2abed ae ot ttgiausS: Mt. o.su.!. q CHI
nsEina. 4 /. ssais ri ;'11o centres 'A' sIpee CO
tlle conasnsneenant Of tho shooting, and
tho .IndicatlstB y Afo thas he viii
tthe shs ShiFaess ptizs for ,,&dnfA tsfgot-
shooting. The etosfuE # thd tlreet bt hodor
was ateoted with .uore caft thin; updtu tho Re,l.
sss ss4 sstss .: "a , e t s s - sasst a =;
Rduntan Cty, s.. IN EsoA.I Of 'D$Aisvlfto, 81;
tsbehu.: :"'oi Lyon, :: Is, J.. "; p'eS @
,ot ,Dabuqne, 40; jack Bsst. Of Dnbadae,
4a;. I'd Naschcri Of Dubuque, "a. Tl,o
oontess tor tho gsahd prizes Wi1l tAkd ptnce TO-
aao9rsw On tho osrmauEa target and It iH gou-
Q1fago, GIau, will walk OF with the honoss.
Tb fhetlvltlos will cloBd so-s1i0rrow With grand
'b4l II Turner lik!l ia tho evening, at uhit tiuto
t1b names Of tho successful champions will bo
stnoultcad, togsthor Nth tho time and place ior
toldlns tae noxs Upper Mlbslsstrp buzurk.
, 1875-06-24
BEtCluN1.


LR01stArtoN ron GERMANY.
DatssEts, Jtino 2s.-Tho Ci.mbor Of Repro-
aontntives llna passdl bill n}ak'uc IN orar to
al:os therefor. Tic vote atood 75 yoaa to nays
, 1875-06-24

ANOTHER pLow At THE uATuo1ios.
DEnLiN, June 23.-Tho uorman Government
ii preparing ! pasltamcnsaay mcas,1fe prohiblt-
ing nablle religious ptocessions. Th!s Ii aitncd
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''' 'fptrist Hiass,tch 10 jhf Chicaqo irtbnnf.
HT. LOUIS. Junn 23.--flo friends OF tho St.
Louis basc-hal organization wrnt into restscteS
ehld afsof,on aver tlsor ofoat Of tho frartfards
ty Tie o1ic-s!<ed Hcoso Of hi. Il was tho first
Edtld 81 lid sotaB fidw .e ttd56 tlti15t, and NAa
looked fdsHa.d.' 10 &tl1i h'hc!i AukId.3 By thosc
having tho welfare VI the Aoihe tuam at heart.
with special view 10 Wrestling tho whip
ponnant from tho 1.ostona, md lavo tl.1,a far
'iado gpo,l race. They wore t.hattcd and
dh4plaSod at evary potat. In alia asuosd Inning
at lilo close of tne fa,irtk Itliiug, lid scoro was
tn 0. Tn Tho flftl, tho 1}roWi,s atldod Ia !
thar score, ono being eHfuod mud tho others
gifts Of Ferguson and catnmlnga., 1Ilroo moro
sle poor play Of l'ond. isemssn. Ferguson. and
iork. 'ttiiiB socura1 blngle tn3 Tor tho Hart
fords IN tho ktyonth inntnE bn crEors ht Duh-
man and Chapman. Btad|by's pitching was per-
fectly hhper} oily four bAsb l,lsA ben4 made l,y
the Blue Log 3. and two Of those wercfsaiued In
the ninth inning. Lie WAS admirably supported
especially hy Cnshbcrt and charfaan, who cap.
tTecsovasaldleul hy bsl!a. 1tradley also !loldod
times; Mjllef supported his old Edston pArihes
rthn1tt mn eftpr, hs usual. Taken Ms 4 whole,
tho lrowha ilayed thctr beHt ga,nn Of tho noason.
and by wlniIihe placed thchiaclrtb we'll In iho
aon. Durt,oct, Carev, atd Mills, did most soryco
for tho !lArtfonta In tho field, and tho latter Ia
credited with two Of tho four good hita
made by his s,do All tho others lndulgod In
c0ba1terAnl1 mt!iugi and t1eif play ID about AA
r5hot aa anythhg ibos hatc accomplished tllis
year. Mr., William McLeat3 of phIado{pllia
,,mnirhd tNi nAno n fto nctiafor}inn ~ ti,n
ninyora .,1 tt.e = nm eas..ns t ~. ,,tI5
ts.nssa t Nv W." ,pa ,,,,f
~ Wtnoho ING Hateh CaPb. peaEce WIZ hn'ot"
tunato enough to loHo tho toss, and at prcclaeiy
O'Clock tho Browns wero sent to tho bat. Tho
following Is the acpro by inuiugs:
jnnfkdA-::. kA7a
nariforts, ,,,,,.,.,,,0 Il O o o o Q 0-1
st. Louis. ......i .i,...,:1 i o o o.
nusToy-Ar1Axrtcs.
tntesa. pfsnalth b fhs Chtraao 7rtoant
DosToH, Mass. Juno 29.-1'ho Bohtous do
loated tho Atlantlcs quite easily to-tlay on tho
boston grounds. Several important clangos
wsre made u Tho hotne nine, DehtB tlayipg, tet-
cid base, Uelfort centre fold, 1arnos loft f,efd,
and LeouAta third baac, Q'non1ko anh Schafcr
taking fest. On tho Atlantic niuo Clark dis
placed Clinton, ut t1ght iiold. lleitcrt
did tho little ho had to do very we'll,
huu 4'huo IN '3ceAuut toeoFa nj toe
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-23

po',sscr raff,ire du U,yinius.-Ie Con-
grcs achieve de trainer mistra1irment
SEES derniers jours Je seryilisme ct di,ks
p1issance. Dependant il palait youloir
s'occtpcr dies passes du Mississippi, ct
Sheldon d lair de taire du bruit autou1
tie cette question.
La Cl,ambre Kellogg, prtsidant NJ,
Hahn, a pelrau son quorum. Quatre OH
rinq pots manquent. On Ell t@rouvera
dautrcs pour les besoins dc Kellogg
LIE dit Kellogg, palait-il, voudrait de
mtnager sa boutiquc ct sa mesnagcrie
Baton-Rougc; mais quelques uns d,
scs pensiOnnaiies n%'aimeraicnt pas /;
icvolr DIES lieux trop connus ct don't |,
souvenir est amer.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-23
V ENTES.
j. GENTlL.
"A Continuer.J

Sont prtscntcmcnt on vcntc: 10.
Par saisie du sheriff. dams raiiaire
l)r. III. lcmm contre III paroisse, Ia
'ieille MaiSon dc Cour ct son terrain.
La Nente est %annoncGe pour let %frvricr.
a IL lrcureS =. NJ, a la Maison dc Ccur.
20. Far sli>ie de sheriff, dams l~'atlailc
fla Eanque DIES Citoycns' contrr A.
Mlltenberger, lhahitation Miltcnbcr-
ger sitnce a 81 miles de In Non.
Nelle-Oueans, paroiSse st. jacques.
rive dloite. La yente aura lieu lie 81.
medi 6 tevrier, a II heurcs A. NJ. sur
les lieuX-3o. Par suite dun iu".-
mcnt, dams lat1airc II. Bonzano cont,c
Nine. Mary Armstrong ct autres, rla-
dite Bonzano, autrptois L. Ro.
man, situtc 4 IS miles de Ia Nouycllc.
Orleans, rive droitc. La ventc aura
leu lie samedi lG janvicr, a une llcurc
I. NJ, II les licux.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-23
DERNlERES NOUVELLES.

Les republicans de Barcelona ct au
tres villes, dit-on, sIentendent avec les
Carlistes pour I'm s%ouleement general
contre Alphonse. Quel chaos!
Grant a envoye un autre message
au Congress. On y tronve la phrase sig
nlflcatlve suivallte: use preparer 4 la
guerre en- temps de paix." CONNIE c'est
un message de soldat, ct que Grant NY
parle que Notifications, almements ct
canons, on peut Sc demander 81 lie mo-
ment nest pas venu de happier Cuba
LIE cabinet s'est reuni, ct tous les mem
bres, excepte Fish, sont davis quill fault
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-23

Les Grant, Sheridan, Kellogg ct au
tres, voyez-vous, t%iniront par inspirel
aux blancs une haine aussi protondt
que mtritte.
M. G. Il. Bovee, du Sentinel, a etc
nomme maltre de postc du Convent p. o.
Celui Ia, an moins, salt lire ct Gcrire.
M. 0. F. Hunsaker, espece de gene
raj Cumulard, qui est un DIES meubles
de 10 Chambre Kellogg, voulait dtta-
cher la paroisse st. Jacques du second
district congressional.
II rtvait sans doute la creation dun
nouveau district congressional a son
usage.
NJ. O. L. Hunsaker, apres tout, ne
ferait pas taclle au Congress.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-23

JAMES Il DAY, President,
HORACE CARPENTER, sccrctaire.
--DIRECTEUI,s POUR 1874
Jno. G. Gaines, JAS. l.. Day,
+. J. Hart, Geo. Jonas,
Henry Renshaw, Emory Ciapp,
Hugh Wilson, G. NJ. Bayly.
i. Biscoc, james Byrnes;
l. N. Marks, j. L. Harlis,
Chas. Macready, Lionel G. Levy,
w. u. Seymour, ". B. Schmidt,
Richard Flower, l.. Alcns,
]. Weiss, II. I. Torian,
l.. W. Taylor, Scott McGehce,
J. Y. Morris, Isaac l.. Haas,
Cette anciennc ct excellente Com
pngnie amct les polices contrc lin
crndie, les risInes de r~ivicres ct de
mer, anx conditions les Plus fayora-
bles. Ellie reggie toutes les pe,tcs aux
conditions lev plus iiLArales ct les
raie proniptement, Il ses Lureaux, No,
81 de Ii rue du Camp, coin CONNER
cial Alley.
y. T.. Delaney. Agent general
pour Ia Louisiana.
J. Comes, Agent pour les Paroisscs
dn leuvc.
Enreau :-DonaldsonvilIe.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-23

-Notre paroisse compte 1852 habi
tants. Ellie nest pas moins que les au
tres paroisse de bandits. Ellie a don,
da tuer sa part DIES $500 victimes don
Sheridan ct Kellogg-deux hountte!
gens-parlent.
NOyOns /:
NM. Lawes ct Shomberg, deux blancs,
Pun democratic ct Pautre radical, mails
deuX hommesde deux missionnai-
res de paix, qui venaient supplier 0. f.
Hunsaker, un general de milice noire,
de s'opposer al vol, au pillage ct a Tin
cendie don't nous menaeait une bande
de mis6rables insens6s, ont etc tues,
assassines, haches par dies bandits
noirs, connus OIL nconnus, mails Iibres
ct pleins de vie.
Et dun.
Lautre crime politique, lie voici
Aux dernieres elections, les hommes
Bovee ct les hommes Hunsaker, tous
noirs ct tous radicaux, Sc sont battus
entire pour la gloire de leurs candi-
dats ~rcspectifs. Tn DIES combattants a
etc tue.
Cest tout.
Eft ce sont la des crimes de bandits
IA licaux ct nOirs.
: Nous he parlons pas, bien entendu,
DIES blancs voles, assassines ct incendies
par les negres Williams, Hampton ct
autreS.
Nous motions qui que ce soft au def
de prouyer que les blancs de st. JAG.
ques aient jamais enlevG I'M brin de
laine de Ia t6te dun NOR.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-23


lichesscs: Pcut-il penser que ccs riches.
scs aurollt uue fin, que son cHur cesse-
IA d'ttrc jcune, ct nu'tln vampire ftmi-
hin vidcra ct dcss6chera ce cnur qui bat
81 hien ct 81 joyeusement!
Raoul aiinait done Marie autant que
Rose, Rose autant que Marie, ct lie tout
fort naturellememt ct fort naIvcmcnt.
IL pensait meme que ces deux anours
Ia durcraicnt tternellement, puisqu'!s
nc contrariaient pas lc courS dies astres
ct que lobGlisque ne protestant point.
Mails il fault vous dire-car nous lie
voulons pas qnun iacheuX seupcon Sc
glisse dams vptle esprit-1ue nos tluis
p~ersonnages, Raonl, Rose ct Marie, sont
lancsetimmacultscom DIES angcs. lis
%n'ttaient pas dc glands savants ct igno-
raient Ia honte ct lc remordS. ils pouvai.
ent tout avOuer, tout dire. ct Sc confrs-
ser q: llaute voix. lis s'Ctaicnt. com,nc
Nous lie suppose, assis d fombye du poin-
m!er dies tcntations, cote il cote. les
mains %cnlactes, lie sourile aux levres. lie
cTur agitt, fame plcine de vagucs dc,
sirs, ltNant linconnu que rtve Ia %jcuncs-
Sc, Ct nous savons que Get mllr mystic
rle,,N a dies revelations oranges ct DIES
PRISONS sinsulicrs; mails nous at,irmons
Ell lIotle anne ct conscience. dussent nos
amonreux passer pour ridiculcs, pu'ils
n'aNaient point imprudemmcnt sccout
Tarbrc anX fruits dortS par lc so'ril. III,
%lcuncssc. uous lc rtp%tons, nest pas au-
daclcuse. Ellie est lrtcnnc dams ScS plus
ticrcs au1aces. Il SEES moments de pres
sante c,riositt, par IN respect qui a
1uelqne chose tie reiigieuX ct de Sacrt.
On a connu des icuncS gems qui adolai-
cnt saintcment dies vicrges, qni trcmhl.
aient ct rougissaient dcvant clles. qni
anraicnt GRANT de les proianer dun re-.
gard Ct meme dc III pcnSttc. pui aulaicnt
peut ttre tluuvG lie pardon pour I'm pen
dandace ct de 1olic, ct Iui r6daicnt Ia
mutt dams les rucs mai tAmGcs ct som
hrrs. lis laisSaicnt II Nirrgc All cicl.
sous la protection de leT amour ct de
lcnr anne. ct lis portairnt lcnrs pas aux
has-tonhs d" la tcl1e on dc lentcr.
Confessions done que Raoul fit IN q
TRANCE iellnc l,onmr; mails disons Quill
aimait Rose dams lc cicl. Marie dams "
purgatoirr, ct lc dIablc eli cnicr.
Cctait scion son age.
II wyatt 4 Paris, ne l'ouhlions pas.
Paris est unc Grange willie. Ia Vile de
toutcs les provocationS ct dc tontcS les
sciences, ct Nous M porvez longtcmps.
malgrt les %lrcons dc Ia tamille, les con-
sells dn hon cure ct les pulr1r, &c vo
tire belle anne, y conscr>er Ia blanche 70.
he dc %Tinnorcncc ct de Ia vireinitt. lie
diablc. dams ccttc vile dc ,ioieS. de plat
sir> ct de misrres, y prcnl toutcs les for
mes, to,ls les lrsuiscments ct toutcs les
sr;,ccs. l." moycn, puanl on est incypt-
rinirntt, %lorsqn'on a vingt ans, 1T que
le dl'shlr est rose. de ne pas lier %connais-
same avcc IL plus joli diahlc de la ere.
alton!
Nous connaiSScZ maintcnant notlr a.
mi Raoul, ct nous ne croyons pas quiz
soft nrcesSaire dc METRE d'autrcs points
sur les | de sa .jcunesSe.
ii est lleureuN.
ii est piels de Marie.
Inc lcttlc! 49,.
j. GENTIL..
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-23
Measures pas
R*a3~H>1 x HI ~vEBS

- II. E
Av"nt dc connaltre les %-nvantnges
qn'ofre no.,e Compagnie Lo-
Gale, Louisiana Equitable
Life Insurance
& Q q Z a 81 z
chi rons lonne toni ce que Ia surets
hi permct dc vous %lonner.
PAS REPRESENTATION DE
PRIMES,
PAS DE RETRAlT D'AGENCTS.
Cne compagnio etablie parmi Mons
ct dirigae par les principaux nego-
Giants de In Nouvelie-Or!raus.
Sam1 NJ. Todd, President,
W. B. Schmidt, Vice-President,
VIM. Henderson, Secratairc,
VIM. e. Robins, Diiecteur d'agences,
Lucius McAaau,, Grefier.
CoNsElL DE DIRECTION.
=. J. Hart, jas. 1, Day.
Chas. Chutle.
John l. Adams, j. i. Cumors,
i A. Tyler, Geo. A. Foslicl.
Henry Abraham, + II. F.irchiIl,
John Henderson, W. p. Harper.
A.. Thompson, W. Il Schmidt,
). u. Newman, David Wallace,
A..
Alex. Marks, b. Z. WaIshe.
Emory Clapp. HI. Vose,
J,b. La!l'nde, i. +. E-hleman,
4. b. Briggs, j. ". Stone.
Z. +. Delaney, Agent genera.
pour Ia Louisiana.
j. Comes, Agent pour les paroisses
du fenye.
Eureau :-Donaldsonyille.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-23

AU MAGASlN POPULAIRE
ACADIA STORE.
HABITATlON r
st. Jacques, Rive Droite.
Marclandises Scches,
Groceries,
QnincnilIeries,
Liqueurs, Wins,
Jambons, etc, etc.
EFT AINSI HARNAIS & SELLES
Au meme Magasin
MEDICINES PATENTEES,
Medicines de toute nature.
LAcaaia Store est un deslmapa-
sins les mienx assortis, les mieux
a%cha!andes de la cote. OH les pris
sont excessiyement moderss. ct OF,
llea ne mauque.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-23

NM j. ICARD & Gle snveuissent
mes>irnrs les hnhitants de- cti,r uuIoisse ct
DIES raroissrs voiSincs que !cur %a,rli.r, il
DonalasonviEle. est en- pleinc ncti,iie, 1T
qni!s cxGcnirrort dams lie plus BRET deiai
iont ordrc qni leur sela COMIC corccrunnt
le m%tcauismr.
lis entrerr'nnent ct estcntrnt tou. ira
vail conctrmant moniurr en- nruf, rtpaJa-
tion de sncr'ries. monlins de tous genres.
deSscrlt mes. ,Machines IN acier OF, IN rulvre,
afmnIeii, tharronage, cariosse,ic, etc.,.
Dec. 10 "A.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-12-08
A SCRAP OF HISTORY.

A HITHERTO UNPUBLISHED LETTER FROM
HORACE GREELEY CONCERNING THE sELEC-
TON OF SCHUYLER COLFAx AS SPEAKER OF
THE THIRTY EIGHTH CONGRESS. eltls
A correspondent communicated the fol-
owing TO the Cincinnati Commercial of yes
srday: A Washington correspondent of
the Boston Globe, in a recent letter to that
Journal, revives some interesting reminis.
cences of the election of Schuyler Colfax as
speaker of the Thirty-eighth Congress. He
gives the credit of that event almost
wholly to '.newspaper men," He says:
.""When he reached Washington, about the
LIST OF November, 1868, as a mem Der elect oil
the Thirty eighth Congress. he had about as
little hope OF being elected speaker OF the
House a. any other member. e. B. Wash.
burne, of Illinois, was a candidate for
speaker, and had been working like q
beaver all summer among the new mem.
bers. Indeed, 1t. was generally conceded
that Washburne would be elected without
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-12-08

Mr.. Bell, the eminent English sculptor
who designed the groups for the plinth for
the great Albert memorial in Hyde Park.
London, is reproducing in terra Gotta, at
the celebrated works in Lambeth, the one
which symbolizes America. The figures in
this group are colossal, covering q ground
space OF fifteen feet square. It viii probs-
bly, be placed In the great central gallery,
opposite the principal entrance of the CEN
tennial building in Philadelphia.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-12-08
CONFEDERATE RECORD

com plete that the result of their compilation
Will necessarily be very unsatisfactory 10 al con-
cerned., ~ - ai4 ~ h'ii
lf-e CONFEDERATE RECORDS.
Good progress has been made during the year
In the preparation OF the official records OF the
war Of the rebellion, both in federal and con-
federate branches. I have placed the general
supervision Of the complication OF these records
In the charge OF the chief clerk of the depart
meht, who, under my direction, has organized
an efficient force of assistants, selected from
those clerks who are best acquainted with the
who are well adapted 70 the worK by experience
With department and army records. In ordsf TO
facilitate the complication ana historical ar
w found 10 epv enS
few proofsheets ofeach document so that the
services OF more than one person could be made
available upon this part of tnework, and also In
order that when authentic copies had been
printed the danger OF loss by accident or Ere,
etc, might be avoided From the immense
mass OF papers on hand the required documents
are being selected, copisd, compared and put to
press at the department, the proof being care
fully read and compared with the original
telegram and paper is being printed separately.
Accuracy is absolutely required before these
prih ed copies are placed In the hands of the
group the various subjects in order OF date and
Ia accordance with their relation TO each other
A large mass OF material has been collected
copied, and a great portion of IL printed, and,
as far as practicable, the printing as been done
from original documents when the nature of
thelrecords admitted, without recourse to copy
ing by hand. This matter has not yet received
It's nnal arran cement and classification, owing
70 the difficulty OF selecting at the same time
estimate for the continuance OF the work for the
next fiscal year is $4,000
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-12-08

At Norwich, Conn.,, the other day tramp
was given an old vest. He soon returned
with i've dollar bill he said he found In
one OF the pockets. The gentleman Of the
house was SO we'll pleased with his honesty
that he gave him a dollar, and the next day
discovered that the bill was wretchedly
executed counterfeit. *
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-12-08

As It now Is, these Confederate records are 50 In
com plets that the result of their compilation
will neesssarily be very unsatisfactory TO al con.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-12-08

The actual expenditures Of the war
department Tor the year ending
June 30 1874, including river and
harbor improvements, were ...... So, 80, Sl4 IL
The same for the last fiscal year end
ing June 81, ls75. were... ......... A,777,s75 Is
Showing reduction of......... .. 81 O4s9Ss As
The estimates for the military estab-
lishment for the ensuing fiscal year
ending June 81, ISL are; ssS 452. 1896 50
Ing June 80, 1876, were..... .. 81 1863 50
Being incr< of...--..--.-.-.... e63, AZ %
The appropriations for that purpose ni l1-I..
for the current fiscal year ,72, 07 SO
The secretary says that the excess OF the amount
Of the estimates for the ensuing nscai year over
arises nom the fact that, as experience has
shown, the appropriations were not sufficient TO
meet the demands of the service. I" - t-i
CONFEDERATE RECORDS.
Information has been received from different
sources that many private Individuals have In
their possession important Official records, prin-
cipally Of the late Confederate govern.
ment, which they are willing TO dis
pose of for a consideration, but for the
purchase of which there are no funds avail
! able at the disposal OF this department. OF
curse these records are properly. the property
OF the government, but IL seems impossible 70
covery through the courts or otherwfse thar by
purchase. No doubts entertained bat that
many OF these papers contain data that would
$ Ss ts %
! recommended that congress, by appropriate
iegislation, place this dePeEtpsnt in Iositisn
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-12-08
FI0ODED-

BRooKLYN CHAsTENED BUT NOT CLEANsED-
BgRsTING OF A GREAT MANA NIGHT OF
ALARM AND DRLUGB-EXTENsIvE DEsTRUc-
TIoN OF PROPERTY. sf-H rln-
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-25

When a Cincinnati young man says to his souls idol: Don't kiss me any more, Sal; I'm tired she Snows he has just been shaved by QLc of those pretty female barbers.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-25

WILL BE
 7 An Advocate of Liberal
 Progressive
 DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES,
 And complete record of
 Current Events! Both in and out of our county and State,
 And devoted to LOCAL,
 POLITICAL,
 COMMERCIAL,
 AGRICULTURAL, AND LITERARY INTELLI-
 GENCE.
 MPHATICA ALLY THE "PEOP PLIES PER-" THE DEMOCRAT is thoroughly in- dependent in it's course, unde- no pledge or covenant to support the schemes or fortunes of any man or set of men, always having at heart first, the good of the people of Pope county, and of the state of Arkan sas. It claims no right to lead or direct in politics, or any other sphere: but it does claim the right, and will fearlessly and at all times  assert if, to speak it's own opinions, on all matters coming within the scope of its duty as an independent journal. Whatever prominence it maintains in the affairs of this county or State, will be voluntarily accorded by the people who support it. In short the DEMOCRAT wishes to be judged solely upon its own merits as local and state newspa- per, having for it's chief object the dissemination of the news of the day with such comments upon current topics as seem appropriate and are conscientiously entertained by its management. It will heartily sup port all movements, political or otherwise, which promise to fur thur, and unhesitatingly oppose those which would jeopardize, the interests of the people. In every department it will be as enterpris- ing IS its patronage will justify. Sensible men will approve the busi- ness management that limits expen- allure to the bounds of income; on- ly fools or enemies expect a degree of excellence in all points that can alone be attained by the possession of resources and income.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-25

Letters for publication and com munieations relative to the editorial department should be addressed to JAMES F. BATrENFIELD.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-25

Communications from advertisers, or upon any business connected with the office should bc addressed to
 B. F.'JoBE,
 Business Manager
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-25
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The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-25

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