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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-10-21

f6urteestk. sixteenth and ssssutesnth
wards Of the pariAA q Orleans and tha par.
ishes Of Jefferson, b. Charles and st. John
One ssnstor FOR tbs sen. d;striet for the
unexpired term or. 4. CAadbsss1, dsssas-
Oss senator from tn cishtA sssssseial
District, ccmposed Of TIE perishes q AZ
Ono Senator from he NistS ssssas,sal
District. compoecd Of the psrishSs Of Yer.
One Senstor from The Tenth sepstorial
District, compoeed If the pariahes Of Came
ron, Calcasien, 50. Landry and lafayette.
One SeaAtor fsOn tie G)evmth 0eao1Gsial
Diwtriet. compesed Of ~ parisbes Of Living.
ston, 8. Helene, St. Tsnmany, TapEipaAoa
and WaahinGtcr. AN
One ssnsiss ltsm the sTvslsh Gisstesial
District, sopps,sd of ths P,Eishss q Peiste
Ose senator fFon, tns Yuastss1iH Sess9o.
rial District. ceup0eed Of the pariahes of
West Baton Rouge lberville, bsriA and 81.
One Senator h'sn t. Gixtsss1A sspsterisi
District. composed Of the psxiahes Of Tsnsas
Ose senator fssn the asvsstssstA eu.as.
orial Dietrict. csppoesd of ~ pariahea Of
Carroll. Madia0n, MorohOuee and Richland.
One 0ssstor fsuM ths IiGhtsshth Asoaso-
6sl =. Disssiss. !s: ss%pcss5 Of ths psrisAss Of
One Senator ffom the NinesssnSA 1SueDo.
rial Distq1Dk esupssea a. To pnsiah0 of
Union, roln, md JpckaQn. ,... !. -
One Senator from the Tvsntisth esnnto-
rial DiHtris& somposs1 ~ tn pasiGaoo Of
Bcasiw, RieuvilIe, Claihnrno and Wehaoee.
One SenMtor from ths Tweuty-afst senate
rial .DssFics, compcsed of tho yosis6 Of
6ne senator from the Tvsptysscesd s,a.
atnrial District. composcd Of the pc1hhea of
Do 6aeA bed Rive, SAhiss cd Na6sAiAo-
One senator from the Twenty y-third sea-
atssiet DiseteN eompssea u th0 pafl1eeoSf
Repidss md veypsas ! l5 "a - .ssssss s.;
0se Senator ffom the Twenty -fsurtA Sen
atorimI OistTict, NUmp0oed u tto parisheo of
Cotaboalas Winn - 0fmnk ss@stet#
Nipetesn .SepAtep n ~. n ss.ts.Ae
One hundred and twenty n,<mhera 81 The
Bsues u ofRsPseepAastivee = spposeionea w
e Ne. J, sesaina ofleF4 4appsovsA july y,
on Judge ssd one nisss,ct .Attsspsy for
eoeA tuiDsial diotriuf lof del 6n1M
Parish Judges, Sheriff., Ceseners, Juskicea
Of the Pfsee. Constahlsa, roljcs Jurnrs, and
ID psrIh s9cess - pssssdsa ~ Nv and
a1oor-5 ss sssss4sf ~ ss.sssf sssf,sass As
a Mayor and seysa Adninistsatoss Sor
~ city q NV Orseana. tWo DAesila, tRo
CosssssA JndaeA ssd Clssks a tho several
diatrist eanrts and Justirss Of the Peace ssd
9 consteol:s =. for tie patish q orltsn..
- ethes ere g sles1i:s tAreushsss ths
sisu lsr Ptsldensial EleesofAs Rspredesta-
tivrps In 4 Coo<re~a 3cvespor. IirnNenaut
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-10-21
SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT,
Democratic Nominating Convention.
CARRoILroN CouRrHousE, La. Z
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CARRoLLrox CouRrHousE, La,
Oct IA, 1876.
Pursuant to call. the delegates elected I,
the Sixth Senatorial Convention to nominas,
candidates for the Senate. assembled In tn,
Csrrollton Courthouse this day at u o'clocl
m. -
The convention was called tn order by
Mr.. q. L. Folger. who Was elected 'tempora
~ Chairman. and Mr.. Horace vallas wal
elected temporary Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Horace Vallas, . com
mittee Of three On crcdentials were appoint
ed by the president, ~ follows: Meaers
II. Z. Lawler, o. A. Trezevant, 8. b. Bur
bank. -
A recess Of Eve minutes was taken.
Upon re-ssaembling. the Committee on
Credentials made the following report:
To the chairman Sixth Senatorial Conven
ton:
Having examined tho credsntials Of thu
delegafce to this convention. wc find The
following delegates entitled to seats:
Parish ofSt. John baptist NOT represented
Parrish of St. Charles-Hornce vallas, S.-N
Burbank.
Parish of JefFeraor-Dr. w. N. Naudin
r. N. Cohran, Paul KGrher.
Orleans, Twelfth Ward-R. N. Hailaa
Chss. Gitzenger, 9. l. Folger. n. Ulrich,
II. T. IAwler. 49, 3 -
Thirteenth ward-E F.virxin. I. Eldsr
Fourteenti Il wmd-Robt. Campbell, J. p
Stulig. Geo. Cotton. Ben. Bnisson.
Sixteenth Warl-O. A. Trcsevsnt.
Seventeenth Ward-Geo. Hurry. @. Bu
Respectfully submitted,
II. =. LAwLEn,
q. A. TRExEvAxT,
s. N. BURRANK,
- COMMITTEES on Credentiala
On motion of Mr. 3. n. Hailss the report
was adopted, and the temporary ofScerl
w0rn made permanent.
On motion Of Mr.. Fl. T. Lavlse. Mr.. John
Tracy was elected Serseant-A&-Arms. ~ Il
Mr.. b. 7. Lawler introduced the following
RESOLUTION. which was adopted: .f.
Rssoasod. That no nominations he made foI
6enatoss By thia onnvsntiss. an1 tAat the
9ue - refered 70 : committss q sevsr
indorae Independent candidates, - IN theil
Judgment may acem hest IN The intereets ol
reform. The sa1d cnmmittee N consist Of
three members from the Sixth District, one
from the Seventh District, two from the par
ish Of Jefferson and one from the pariah oi
st. Charles. snd that said committee make
report Of final action TO the State Commit
tee; and further. that no member Of thia
committee shall Be . cand' date for Senate
rial honorx. sE
Tho President appointed the following
committee: II. T. Lawler. j. p. etnlig
F T. Virgin. 4. N. Burbank, z. n. Cohran
O. A. ,Trczevant. DR.. w. n. Nandin.
On motion Of Mr. II. r. TAwler that thu
President appoint two members to consulate
q Senatorial Executive committee, thu
Prssi.lent appointed Mcasr. n. T. Lawlel
and Horace vallas.
On motion Of Mr.. r. NJ. Hafles. the thankI
Of the Convention were extended to thu
President, the Secretary aal The dsrgeaatst
Arms.
Or motion of Nr. a. n Burbank. thst ,
copy Of these prooeedine BE- fhmished the
New Orleans Desaocrat. ST. Charles Weekl,
Mirror snd St John AoeAact6<, With . ~
On motion NJ u Mr. R. n. Hailes, the. Con
vention adjourned sine die.
aH a. L. FoLDER. President.
HoRAcE yALLAs, Secretary.
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Tie NeoaAsst1< <and RsscAs lsssissnnsdss, with
requagt - psblish the ssms.
Tho meeting then adjourned to Sunday,
tho End inst, st the "City 6tore,' on Il
pisces plaptafien. sk
- CHARLES RoUasEI, secretary.
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Witnesses $GEo. w. coMss,
's Z DAxrELL L EHRNAxN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04
A C~lerSyman's Story.

"In the year 1900" said the Rev. DR..
Bowling, last evening, four small Bap-
fist Churches were leading a precarious
existence in New York State" OF that
in this city, John Gsnot ~ss pastor, and
Elder Leland was prealding over q ION.
gregation in Cheshire. The latter, hon
ored with the title of "hard-shelled,"
deserves a position at the head of the
priesthood. Just after the election of
Thomas Jefferson to the Presidency, In
1901, the Elder, impressed with the pro-
priety of an expression of loyalty by
the entire Baptist denomination issued q
proclamation that all men, "hOly and
good" of that faith, should contribute
material for the manufacture of a
mammoth cheese" to be given to the
newly elected President. The result wal
a cheese weighing 1850 pounds, which
the Elder placed on his wagon and
started for Washington. People focked
from all the country adjoining the towns
through which the sanity man passed.
As he, expressed it, " preached all the
way to the Capital and back again"
Conversions were made along the route
of the pastor and his cheese, snd a great
revival sprang up in the Baptist
Churches throughout the land. MI.
Bowling attributes the prosperity of the
church to the eccentric Elder and his
gigantic cheese.--From the Nec York
Cam
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04
A Corpse in the Air.

The Paris correspondent Of the Phila-
delphia Press writes; "One of the
strsngest and most horrible Of sensa-
tional incidents took place the other day
at Putesux. A party of children who
we're playing in the environs discovered
floating in the air, and partly entangled
amid the branches of a tree, a white par
Gel. upborne by means Of some twenty
or thirty little red toy balloons, which
where attached to It. The attention of
the police being called to this singular
object, it was brought down and the
package opened, which proved to con
tain the corpse of a newborn infant.
Investigations into the matter brought
to light the following facts: The child
was that of a poor tOy-maker and his
wife. Just after the confinement Of the
latter the husband had died suddenly,
and all the household goods and chattels
had been seized for rent. The I'm happy
woman was driven mad by this ccumu
lation of misfortunes; she killed her
infant, and then went out and threw
herself into the river, leaving behind
her q written paper, in which she de.
clared her intention of committing sui
eide, and said that she had gotten her
bsby all ready to 20 to heaven A sad
der tale, with a stranger termination, it
would be hard to find. The toy bal
looms evidently had formed part of the
dead husbands stock in trade"
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

business has attained . magnitude fully
equal 70 the initial efforts Of the Dutch
East India Company. Every year .
large feet Of ships replenishes their
warehouses With European produc,s, and
these are distributed BY smsller craft
throughout . circuit Of many hundred
miles. For the homeward voyage, ships
are freighted with k1proh, or dried meat
Of the cocoanut, which 10 extensively
used in Germany for the mApfscture
Of oil and soap. To meet the growing
demand tor this material, the German
company has undertaken plantations on
. great scale. A. the Ssmoans can not
be induced to worn, it has been found
necessary to import lsborers Of . more
hardy and savage stock from distant
islands, who, on their arrival at Apis,
are subjected TO . kind Of peonsge.
The development Of this system must
prove prejudicial to the free inhabitants
Of the Samoa, but the Hamburg mer-
chants are practically masters OF the
islands. It is true they tolerate the
semblance Of q Government, intrusteo
10 seven chiefs with provincial subordi-
mates named c~onsuls, but German infu.
ence based on the absolute control Of
imports IL 30 decisive and irresistible
the attempt Of Steinberger, or Of Any
other foreign sdventurer, to thwart their
interests would result in his summary
expulsion from the islands..
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04
Billings Resolutions for 1875.

That i won't borry or lend, espeshily
lend.
That i won't advise anybody until i
knew what kind of advice they are
anxious tew follow.
That i won't wear any more tite boots
if i hat to 60 barefoot to do it.
That i won't swop dogs with no man
unless i swop two dogs for one.
That poverty may be a blessing, but
if it il, it il q blessing in disguise.
That the world owes me q living
pervided i earn it.
That no man shall beat me in polite
ness not az long az politeness kontinues
to be az cheap az it is now.
That if a man calls me a phool i won't
ask him to prove it.
That i will lead a moral life, even IT i
20 lonesome and lose a good deal of fun
by it.
That if q man tells me q mule won't
kick, i will believe what he says without
trying it.
That the best time to repent of . blum
der il just before the blunder is made.
That when i hear a man Dragging on
his ancestors i won't envy him, but will
pity the ancestors.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

What IL the swee, little flower
In All the leaf green wilds

What IL the sweet little hower
In al the leaf green wild'
o that must be the violet
The springs own foster child.
o no. no, hers the sweetest dover,
Tx on . f.irer liits flower!
What 4. the sweetest little dove,
In ell the leaf green Wild
Then It must be the red, red rose,
On which the sunbeam smiled.
o no, not hers the fairest dover.
know q fairer little flower.
The rose and violet fade and die
Amid. the leaf green wood;
know a flower that never fades
In silent solitude.
Then name TO me this forest child.
The sweetest flower OF all the wild.
When gentle spriDg the violet wakss.
And wood birds sing and brood,
Then waits my wondrous little dover
In patient solitude.
No breath OF perfume hour by hour
Yet still the sweetest little flower.
When all the flowers 90 10 sleep,
When leaf and blossom fall;
When shrub and tree all mourning stand,
And birds no longer call,
From ice and enow then blooms 10 light
Nv little flower 30 silver white.
OF love within the heart that CLOVIS
Undyiny, even now.
This flower that from tho silence grows,
10 semblance fair and true.
Free from its thrall Of snow and ice,
Dear little Observation-Disclosures.
From TIE Gsr man.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

The foolieh man built his house upon the
sands, and the rains came, and tn. foods washed
It away. Another foolish man bought . new bar.
ness and continued to nee II without oi,;ng or
cleansing II. until ii became hard and brittle. and
one day, when in the mids; Of harvest. the har-
ness broke and he was compelled to drive 70 town
and lose half . day or more In having /, repsired.
Had he taken good care Of his harness By using
Uncle Sans Harness Oil when oee m;on required
he would have svoioed the loss Of time and tenn.
per, and been greatly the gamer in both comfort
and money. and his harness would have lasted
much longer. Emmert Proprietary Co., Chicago
Ill, manufacturers. For sale BY harness makers,
dYuRx1sts and dealers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04
Xultum In Parvo.

A womans heart is jus. like . litho.
grapher'S s'one--whas 10 q c written
upon Il can no, te rubbed ou,--Thac OK.
cray.
II wisdom were conferred with this
proviso, that I must keep i, 20 myself
aud not communicate IL 10 otherl, |
would have none of i..-,Seneca.
Poor wine at the table Of 8 rich hos,
is Al insul, without Al apology. L. ban
ity ushers In waller ;ha. needs no apollo
gy, and gives . zest - the worst vintage.
Zimmerman.
As the most fermentiay IN = vessel
works up 10 the top whatever i: has in
the bottom, so wine, in those Who have
drunk beyond the measure, vent the
moot inward secrets = Montague.
Gross and vulgar minds will always
pay a higher respect to wealth than to
talent; tor wealth, although it be . lees
efficient source of power than talent,
happens to be far mere intelligibie.-
[Colton.
Some intermix,uIes Of vain glori Gus
tempers put life into business, and make
a d: composition in grand enterprises
and hazardous undertakings. For men
Of solid and sober natures have more OF
the ballast than the ssil.-[B,con.
The love of glo.y, the fear OF shame,
the design Of making = fortune, the de-
sire Of rendering life easy and agreeable,
and the humor OF pulling down other
people, are often the causes OF that valor
30 celebrated among men.-[Rochefou-
cauld.
What a fine looking thing is war
Yet, dress it as we may, dress and feath-
er it, daub it with gold, huzza it, and
sing swaggering songs about i,-wha,
is it, nine times out Of ten, bu. II urder
In uniforml-[Douglas Jerrold.
1t is necessary to make war with five
things, with the maladies OF the body,
the ignorance OF the mind, with the pas.
sions of the body, with the solutions of
the city, and the discords Of families
[Pythagoras.
Virtue is shut out from no one; he is
open to all, accepts all, invites all gentle
men, freedmen, slaves, kings, aud e~1iles;
she selects neither house nor fortune;
she is satisfied with q human being with
cut adjuncts.--fSeneca.
A weakness natural to superior and to
little men, when they have committed a
fault, is to wish to make 1t pass as a
work OF genius, a vast combination
which the vulgar can not comprehend.
Pride says these things and folly credits
Observation-Disclosures.
Twilight hour! whose mantle Is the
drspery of dreams, and who hast ever
been in poetry life's holy time; those
who went want to steal upon US, as thy
sandals were of dew! how sadly
the rustic of thy step, in the ~decsying
seasons of the year.-[Willis.
Peregrination charms on: senses with
such unspeakable aud sweet variety,
that some count him unhappy that never
travelled kind of prisoner, an pity
his case that, from his cradle to h., old
age, he beholds the anne still, still, still,
the same, the same.-[Burton.
In the use of the tongue Goth hath dis
tinguished us from beasts, and by the
we'll or ill using it We are distinguished
from one another; and therefore, though
silence be innocent as death, harmless
a. u roses breath to y distant passenger,
yet it ia rather the state of death than
of hfe.-[Jeremy Taylor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

BREAD BALL.-Break the bread in
small pieces, and moisten with milk or
. little warm water; season With salt,
pepper and nutmeg, adding . little fine
sage or parsley and . small piece Of
butter NIX and form into small cakes or
balls; roast With beef or chickens, OF fly
after meat N q SKILLET.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04
A Bargain in Body Type.-Tl

A Bargain in Body Type.-The
Iowa PRINTING COMPANY wish us to saw
that they have six hundred pounds of
this style Of Bourgeois type on hand,
which they will sell at a reasonable
price. 1t is in tolerably good condition,
we'll sorted up, plenty OF capitals, email
capitals, italic aud qusds. Write to the
Iosca Printing Company, Des Aoines, for
price. Terms, cash.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

DIR. Schenck's X. msdiea--Tse
standard remedies for A. disease Of ,se lssss
arc sCssscK's rrLno<Ic sIAVP. csGScKsplA
WE'D Tow c, and sCHRSCK's N~AspRAKa PIIa
and II taken before tie lar - Are tesiry, 81. .
speedy care 10 elected. To ;Asss IAve nsei-
cipes DR.. J. II. sehsIeh, q! Pril.celpA.a, Ovvs
his upr!yAlle3 secoess IN the traiasEs " pal
moray diseases. TIE PulmoIie syrup rysrs
the morbid matter In the lonSs nature throws. Il,
Of by a. easy eIpee;orsiion, for when the ps'-xn
o, matter 10 riT~, . siShi cough sill ihrvv u &C.
the patien: hss rest and The lanXs beEia 70 heal
To enable the Pulmon!c svrup 20 Go i.is.
schenek's Mandrake Pills and soserok's Sea
Weed Tonic must be freely useG 10 elescs- the
stomach and liver. Sehenok's MArdraAs Frlls
scI on the liver. removing al distractions. relax
he ga!i bladder. the bile sin.s freely, and he
liver 10 econ relieved. Sckencks See Weed Tccic
10 q gentle stimulsnt Ane AterAlve, The AkAi OF
which 10 % composed mixes With the foo and
prevents ssuring. IL assists the cigssiioa b,
tonins up the stomach 20 . healthy condition. 90
ihsi tie food and The P1lmchic syrup vii MAKE
good blood then the luu - heal. and the pa;ieEi
will surely get well II care 10 taken 10 proven,
ir-sh cold. All Who ~ish To ConsulI Dr.. scheroG,
either personally or ov letter. can DO ~ 81 hs
principal once. corner Of sinh and Arch strvets.
Philadelphia. every Monday. sohencks meSi-
cine- are sold by al t~yugxis,s throughout the
caCntYy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

Peter Campbell, of st. George, N. B.,
who claims the Scottish title of Marquis
of Breddalbane, has placed his case in
the hands of three law firms in England
and Scotland. He feels confident of
success and as the estates are worth
100000 q year they are worth trying
for At TIN same time the names of the
claimants to this peerage who have ap-
r..,ed since the death of the old Mar
nn;a in 1857 have been legion,
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

SoiAirg 10 more sensitive ;Aan as srsHy 81
Ea.s. icy are ;as sl<rsrs Of lie saa,. ass u
hey Ee eloIssc he york soes. Dr.. 6resa.
Kings Caro- ss1 90 Tie Bladder aas siessy..
elsasses lie blood u Ill f0sl ssi,ss. prevails
ADD eu~s grave aaa srsp'ive a,ssasssL
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04
LAvel Hat.

We are sure 1t pays TO do your ..Isvel best" At
al dmes, - Whatever 10 worth doing q all 10
worth doing veil; - "a Illustration, The manu-
~factarsfD Of the famous Charter Oak Stoves have
alWays n to buy the best material. employ
The best WorkmPn. and make the best CookinG
eeove that could be produced, and the resllt 10
the Charter Oak hes attained . popularity N
p4Seeos1te6 n The history e Slows.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04
C~autYnI YSaaf Gaia

ssspies lnvsscgstios coneisec siis lOSs
eIysrisae-. hAs enabled re asr sise; srsrs - ;ss
Cen;-sl Dry HOP Yea. 10 Ger 70 iss ysshe 9
yeas: that stands anrivalsi Ia every partlesln
TIE npicI;y wtia vsies Il 70 sspeoseis. a..
other yeas; 10 he very oss. s'Issaes ia: eas se
ssta,sed ,. !;s popularity. Iyis tit I'll -rspps1,
AID every package sarras;sd 20 give sssi,fse'ioE.
Try IL and you y - use d O:asr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

II you horse 10 low spirited. has . rorgh
coat or . bad appetite, give him . Tablespoonful
Of Uncle Sans Condition Powder twice . day, in
wholesome food, being careful 70 curry and rub
him we'll. and give him good quarters. and you
will soon be gratihed At the Improvement in his
anpearsnce and condition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-04

At our request Cragin & Co., of Phila-
delphia, Pa, have promised to send any
of our readers gratis ION receipt OF Is
cents to pay POSTAGE a sample of
DObbin's Electric Soap to try. Send
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