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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-02-16
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DICK lOT tuIeI--l8ubhCk.
An artists work is essel-ly done.
How far can one see in smiles
Miles. ute 49,
Something never relished by
printers-Pi.
The bus that crossed the ocean
Columbus.
A man has been arrested for
taking things as they come.
Never spend your money before
you have it. This will save you
from many difficulties and some
temptations.
A lively young urchin accosted q
drug store man the other day:
Mister, please GIN me q stick Of
licorice; your clerk goes with my
sister"
Confession of sin is an all impor-
tant duty, but there is DO confession
of sin where there is not at the
same time q genuine turning away
from it.
Nine men out Of ten, when you
run against them in the dark, viii
say "Hello !" The other one will
utter the first syllable and leave
you to complete the word.
"Have you q suit of clothes here
to fit a large body of water ?" mo.
but we can lend yon a needle and
thread with which to SOW a potato
patch on the pant of a tired dog
What is the difference between
person going to Plymouth Church
and one abont to ask a lady q ia
vor. One is going to zee Beecher
and the other is going to beseech
her.
"What is heavens best gift to
man?' asked a young lady, the
other night, smiling sweetly on
a pleasant looking clerk. "a boss"
replied the young man with very
great prudence.
Gamma, dear, if Ishould attempt
to spell cupid, why could 1 not get
beyond the FIRST syllableP" Anna
gave it up. Whereupon William
said: Because, when / come to
Gu, OF course / cannot 60 any fur
ther."
"Allow me to be your beau"
said gentleman, placing his um-
brella over q lady in a shower.
Thank you. I've plenty of fair
weather beaux; so / suppose /
must call you my rain-beau," she
archly.
When Q woman is care-ladsn and
heavy hearted, nothing shakes the
out of her quicker than
for q couple of ladies to stop in
front Of the house long enough for
her to examine the trimming On
their bonnets.
Robinson went up to his room
The other afternoon, and noticed
that there was only one match re-
in the box. "Now, If that
burn tonight when !
come in" soliloquized he, "what
\ fix / should be In" So be tried
10 see if it was q good one. 1t was
"Do you think I am foola" .
violent man asked Of his pastor.
well, really" replied the pastor,
4 would not have veutured the
but now that you have
raised the question, / must say that
shall require some time for rehec-
ion before coming to conclusion
lpon it."
f'Iiny states that the coffin in
lse among the Romans was gener-
lily of stone. In some cases it was
made of certain stone from q dis
riot in Troas, and which was be-
ieved to have the peculiar facul-
y of destroying all the body, teeth
excepted, in forty days. Hence
he name, ''sarcophagus," which
literally means Aeshseater. s
A youth was asked why he had
discontinued his attentions to q
,irl of the vicinage: Because"
'aid he, Il don't fancy the methods
If hospitality that prevail in the
amily. The girl is all right, but
[eau't endure the old man. He
me to come to the house,
,ut l didn't mind that much. He
.ook me by the collar and lifted
ne clear down the front stems with
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

The independent candidates for Congress
from this district seem to be afflicted With
ReubeDism unstable S. water. Fus; We have
Mr.. 3. Johuson Barbour, who, after Z great
flourish. and with much real strength, with.
draws from the field, without even deem!ug it
OF all necessary to give his friends any reason
fer such precipitate flight; and now, accord
ing to cur correspondent at Fairfax courthouse,
Col. Fauntcroy says he is not a candidate,
though he Was announced as such in The Rich
mond Wbig by friend from his own county,
and though he had beea opposing Gen. Hunton
on the stump. lndupcudentism, however, like
al other sorts of isms, doesn' thrse we'll 10 Pir.
GINA. and besides, as both Mr.. Barbour and Col.
Fauntleroy could stand on the platform Of the
Alexandria convention, a contest between either
ono OF these gentlemen and the nominee Of
that convention would have been altogether q
personal affair, to tho utter exclusion OF broad
political principles, and for that reason, if for
none other, it is better for all concerned that
they have retired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

A personal friend Of MIR. Sherman says the
Secretary is growing tired of public life, and
intimates that if tho resumption of specie pay
ments shall succeed, he will throw off the bur-
dens ct cuoe Judging from Mr. Sherman 8
recent acts. issuing orders for the oonVerlibllty
of grsenbacks into coin one week, and rovoklng
them the next, and thereby increasing the
difference 10 tho value Of tho two currences, nnd
his vaciating expressions regarding green.
backs, We should suppose that he WAS not partlcu-
lsrly anxious about the speedy success ofresump'
ton. or that bis opinions about the best way
to briog it about were By no means settled.
However, if it really be his wish that resuuE-
tion shall succeed, and if it bo his bona lido
intention to retire to private lite as soon as that
otiact shall have been accomplished, We should
suppose that nationaism, greenback!sm, labor,
ism, radioalism. and all other sorts OF isms.
would give way before The unanimous desire OF
all parties to get BIN out Of Treasury, and
that, in order to secure such blessing, men OF
all races. creeds, and parties, forgetting ali
former differences on the currency question,
would unite in au effort to make resumption 4
grand success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19
MASSACHUSETTS Republicans. --!';ia

MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICANS. --E'iia Mas
sachusetts republican convention net in Wor.
ccster yesterday an2 nominated Thomas Tai
bolt for governor, with bnt ooe dissenting
voice. In al informal ballot preaching the
nomination, Gen. Butler received two votes,
which were received with Misses and laughter.
A platform was adopted which declares that ell
paper currency shsll be redecmablc at will il
coin, and that both colo aud currency shall be
kept at all times at par with the geld standard
of che commercial world, a1d that Tie Aneri.
ON people are too hooest to wish 10 use IS
money anything that has 20 value il itself Dor
represents value.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

The radicals are reported as alarmed lest New
Hampshire shall follow Vermont and Maine.
and send grecnbackers instead of republicans
to Congress. Their fears are we'll grounded.
Indeed it would occasion no surprise to people
who look beyond their noses if the greenback
movement were to sweep the whole country.
[: is the ouly ism that has ever yet obtained
foohold in Virginia, and the heretofore i'm
pregnablc barrier having been broken down,
there is 10 reason why il. though probably moro
luxurious thar any OF its predecessors. should
not overruu the entire South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

Good manners are so desirable that Inquiries
into the causes that impose them upon those
to whom they have previously been strangers
necd not be too searching; but, Tor all that, cur
knowledge Of tho characteristics Of radicals
copstraius Us to believe thatthc fear Of General
Batter, aui that alone. eliminated every hVena
like aud bloody shirt aliu,ion from the platform
ado1 ID yesterday by the state republican con
veation ct Massachusetts,, which is quite a
maauelIy production.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

MIR. Matt Carpenter. whose political opinions
have Of late become as variable az the shade
by the quick and qaiverios, aspen made, has
sigui6ed that he will accept seat iu the Unl-
ted States Senate if the legislature Of Wis.
corsin will give it to MIN. AS he Eas infinitely
more sense ti,sr either OF The gentlemen who
now represent that State 10 the Seuate, and
seems disposed to acknowledge that this section
IF the country has some rights that the North
is bound to respect, We would not regret his
election
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19
Louisiana POLITICS.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l9.-Ihe ADJOURN
ncut Of the republican State convention is re
portcd 10 have b:2u the result of The ilfuonco
Of the pfescat State ceutra committee, who &C.
sired to retain their power uD;iE 1880, aud Of
custDcl house officials. who wero afraid CT the
resolutions prepared Hy Bures ard other
Delegates. who we're determined to dcnouGce
Hayes and the custom house. The conven
lion will not rcasse ole, aud the State centra!
committee will publish an address, which is
delayed by disagreeWcnts upon the financial
question, maDy members contendlng that
yielding 10 tho grecni,acEcTa will ALLEVIATE
Northern republicans.
The republican congressional committee Of
the Fourth district nominated j. Madison
Wells. J. &. Anderson leads in the sixth.
LulcIiag was nominated iG the fifth. Caste.
Iaaos national ersenbacker, WAS iudorsed by
the republican congressional committee Of the
first district. TIE second and third cougres
SIGNAL conventions will reassam5le in their re.
sncctive districts. Cullom, national green.
backsr. leads in the second district, supported
by Wells aud Anderson, bu. is opposed By
SIibbe aud other hard money republicans.
The national State Convention assembled to-
day. Nearly bali o! the members are former
Republicans, acting with Wells sud Anderson
and the custom house. -Four fi;ths Of the dele.
gates are comparatively unknown in political
circles.
Il il reported that several communications
hsve passed to and from Gen. Beauregard, who
was solicited to submit his name Tor nomlna.
tioa IS stste treasurer by the natiorals, with
the assurance Of Endorsement by the repab!i'
can committee. Gen. Beaurecard will not
allow bis name to be used for Wells and 40
dcrson's schemes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19
The Cohen AxitatOrS.

The police cout room Was packed yesterday
morning 10y people attracted b. tie trial -
Islac Cohen for lisorlcIIy cor4uc. Tic TIA!
began about noon. Attcrncy Riddle proscyu'oi
the case, aud Mr. Thomas j. Dlran;, A.
pcarod Tor Coheu.
Officer Cook testified that while IN id:2 a.
tic main door OF the Asr:cuilura! EapartmIaat
about noon on Tuesday the Cohcn lii 10. nno
beling about 200, arrived, fjree! their So
past hin, and demand adm!ssiOa 10 Comm
sioner LeDuc's room. wbicA th"Y oh!ainra
despite his ofJrts to prevent thea. Nisue'.
Was afraid 10 arrest Cohcn. l@St be s''pui
create too great q disturbance.
Mr. L9UJwgaVc thc interview b:laccn Cu:.@v
and Commissioner LeDua, anl said th.t "a"
latt :, bairg annoyed by The visit, Or,icr." IL"
hall WY ard rom to b. cleared. T.cy wu'r
defiant at Gts;, Gus sally w.nt away, Mu:%
eXcit ,mcDt aid delay Of W1rk va, "cesa.":cI
by tn" V-l
Cohen, baiua put upon tAo stand. dcniad 81.
charges OF prJisu:ty ".:i isnricfiy couduo;.
Both Mr.. Dug.nt and NJ. RLli!; MAJ:
arguments. Judge Smell decided to SuSpen
Judgment Tor thirty DAYS CJ""a Lii -."'Shii"
ceas rcd to give $lOD bonds TOR III, .H
pcsrancc al the end Of that t!mc. Abou' h.E
past two o'clock C0her gave thc required b'",
aud was released.
Mr.. Frsn!; Hume, tho grocer, went on Co.
hen'a bond E1Dec.lGg thai there iAia"l -
trouble if Cohon's meeting wcro n:""e! >
continue the CJamasi0acrs have maj f'iI''
s!tion for cavalry e4l'pmnnla Tor iof'7 "','
embracing pistols ammunition, Saiu!cs, ht'"!t''
&C. These We're received and d's!rlnut+h E"!-
tcrlay 70 tha police Architect C.aTke hah
con ference with ~ j or Morgan yesterday "'.':'
noon, the result. of which WA so!n ii thh pro-
ceedings at the Uspito! laat evening.
i crowd Of COhen's followers = S"ih"I''.. r..
tho cnstorn poItico Of tho Capitol shout n:ti.
ms. seven o'clock las: night. a limo "i C,p'.'i
police, under Captain BncEford, had poss".-'"a
of the b5:!on steps, willis 4 Gotsii q ""o'..
hfty Metropolitan Police Wcrn s.atlo"ci On me
steps and in convenient localities iE TIC hc!E',
borhood Captain BIscktord stated inst he ~;
been instructed to slow no maating to b hii
there and to allow no crowd on tho stop: ="
one was permitted 10 ascend tho steps. ;h2''
was no Disturbance.
A messenger from Cohen arrived and ntI:"',
ed the gathering inst Is meeting was 10 % M
ct the City Hall. and upon that tho cf'"u '"''
the Capitol. -, ....
addressed by CoEsn and q number O: ri' 'i'.
tenants. Cohen narrated the a!o!y Of ms WON
and continued il his old strain, d,noUncin: c''''
tractors, of1ce holders. and bondholdora ui.
1t was decided 20 meet in full s!reaS:h trS
morning and parade through tho city for l tst
purpose Of making ali lshorors receiving !s:=
than ST. 50 per day strike and join their r"n TX
Cohen and others hsrsngued the mob unit, sil''
but there was 10 disturbance - V '>''
Rep. Of TO. aGy.
The quantity Of Pork ard other imfr 'pTi
food consumed is enormous and produces 10
inevitable results in inauucrab!s types .! i;s
case, especially those Of the BLOOD exh'G'tai IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19
The Spanish Frigate PiAarro.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. l9.-.Tbo signal
service station at Philadelphia reports that the
bark Carlo Frugoni arrived at the Delaware
breakwator this A. Nj. with 1j5 officers aud
crow of the Spanish lrigatc Pizarro Oh board,
which foundered at sea. The crew were taken
off September II, in lat. IS deg, 50 min, long.
81, 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19
The Indians.

TOPEKA, kao., Sept. l9.--iherc lave haen
ruGior5 here to day tia: the Indians were DO.
ing damage, such as tucaiuy houses, a., near
Fort Dodge, Oh the Western borGers of Kansas
The Governor and the officers Of the Atchison,
Topeka aud Santa Fec Railroad have been in
Geographic oonmu1icAtion With parties there
all the aitornooo. The facts ere that two or three
houses, three miles west CT D5dgc City, were
90 lire this evcuiug, sid it IS BOT unlikely that
soma ot the Chcyeunes who escaped from their
territory lev days ago. and, who are known
TO have beer tutucG back eud broken up lnto
squads, have set fire either to the prairie or to
the houses. The excitement over the escape OF
the Indians has caused all kinds OF false reports
to get into circulation. u. S. troops are cor:
railing the Indians, aud there is no dagger OF
anY real trouble.
LEAvENwo1TH Kan., Sept. ia snecal
dispatch to the Times from Dodge Cry, ksn.,
says: Fifteen cattemen aDd Go. l OF the 9TH
cavalry fought d baud of Indians this morning s.
miles south Of Dodge City. Gao Or two l0dlaos
were killed and oae soldier wounded. The
military fell back and the Iudians went on to
the northwest The Iudians have killed several
herders sDd stolen great many horses Wlthin
the last few days.
Information from Sitting Bull states that ne
was deferred from making raid 10 the Black
Hills country last spring by the distribution of
the United States troops and by tho knowledge
that the British Government would not permit
his return to Canada il he made tie raid. There
is abundance CT gamo 10 the section he occupies,
and his men arc we'll supplied with arms and
ammunition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

\ dispatch from Portsmouth, Ohio, states
thst over 1000 acres OF corn have been de-
s!royed 10 the Scioto Valley by the recent food.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

IF the American people were wise the action
OF iin democratic party, 10 adopting the villa
theories Of tho prccnbscsors, would corroborate
tho remark of Gen. Grant, to the effect that
that psrly is always doing so,ao foolish thug
calculated to defeat itself, but as the whole
couotry secnls to bo wild now the democrats
appear only to have gotten on the stronger side
We have received the Ootober numbcr of
the Southern Historical Papers. containing the
Report Of Gen. S. McGowan Of Battles of tho
Wilderness aud Spotsgisana Courthouse; Van
D5ru's Observation-Disclosures Mssssippi-Rs
collections of a Cava!rymsu by Col. A. +. Brown;
Presentation vt Army Ut Tennessee Badge and
Certificate of Membership to ex President
Davis; Gs ttysbur9-the Battles of the Right
by COL VIM. q. Oates, of Alabama; Two Wit.
Noses on tho Treatment OF Prisoners Hin.
j. p. Bspj amiu and Gen. &. L. Butler.
From LtteIl & Gay, Boston. We hive re.
caivsd the latest number Of Litte' Living
Age. Among its contents are :-fJathe Of
Russia; Russian Court Lfs in me 18th Cen
turs; What is Morphology2 Dark and Fair,
md combinations of Maolor, of Dare, Among
the Burmese aud Within the Precincts.
The October numbo,. of Scribuer's Magazine
has been received from its publishers, in New
York. Among rs contouts We note the follow.
!ne: Inc Art Schools of New York; Artenus
Ward at Cleveland; A Company of Actors;
A trip vii ii Lincoln. Chase. and Stanton. All
handsomely illustrated. College Journalism;
How Uocle Gsbo Saved the Levee; Miss
Cader9n's Gerr aaD; aud combinations Of Rc1ay
and Falconberr..
From the So .me publishers We have also re-
cclVed the u ,tober number OF St. Nicholas, .
specially attr active number Of that illustrated
magazine fc boys and girls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19

The quantity Of Pork ard other imfr 'pIl
food consumed is enormous and p:oiu:s5 10
inevitable results in lnaumc'ab!' types Q! I;s
case, especially those Of the blood, ezhGtaii IL
Pimples BlotcheF, Sores, etc., Gil OF T nT",
however, yield rapidly and surely to Df. b-'
Blood Mixture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-19
A personal friend Of Mr.. Sherman says the

THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. 10, 1873
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rHr Sow ORLEANS DTMouRAT Thursday JANUARY 81 1878

Ht1ARrNHss.
ship Union, Grsensat ~. .s.s.s.sss.sl sid Aug 90
WATERFORD.
Bark Lafgen. ..sasss44ssstss sid sept ~
FMttD1sN
bark Augnste, Won Haften !. ~ sid Sept vi
AfthHossAN.
ship Maid Of Orleans, Houston. ta..ss.sld Sept 20
AhalRRss
uark Victor Emmanuel. ...s4t.a...ss.s sid Oct .
DEAL
Bark Ituesphane. Nicholson. s...4s.s.s sid Oct 10
TAHnAaUNA
I,afk Orion. Elerhauaen ......s.s4.... sid New
LAMLAsH
Ship Tasmania Croweli .....s=-s.. sid Nov 20
GETfH.
ship 1shan. Ncrthenssn. ....-....... sid Nov 10
ARHNDAI.
Bark Otien ....-4=ss..s..-. sid Dec u
FLEETWOOD.
Bafk Bfaate, Petersen sid Dee ~
AvoNsMouTH.
Shin Hannah Norris Dunbar ..44assssld Dee /
oRAN.
Isark Oasis, Tonello. -....s......--.s-sld Nov as
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STEAMBOATS,.

l,sst,vp, Hodge, ftgm Lind Grove .
willie Hanks from Alabama Landtng
,ito Wilson, Blanks. from 0uaehita CITY
Maria Louise Brink III ften Shreveport
1si,as Il tlhp.ttaat Thorwsgat from Memphis
Rips FARMER Taylor from Port Bada .,.,
Illus Wing No 3, Oomsteos, fin Upper oeassI
Isabel, U'Pry, from hpwer Coast .,..
MI i peitevsnt Teftebenne, fn Bayou haioufohe
yasua valley. Paris, from viehshurs
Alice Porter, from Amite kivar-New Basin
Trsa William No 3. fin pittsburg with 10 beats
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MARINE NEWS.
orrtur NEw onLHANs DnNoglsAT, /
V s = s = y January 81, 1875
fJissysa Yesterday

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VIII leave Morgan Clty on
PASSENGER AND MAIL ROUTE.
Fur Galveston. Houston an6 Inatansan.

Passengers take Railroad Fsrrvboat foot Of III
Ann street, Ht $3.50 a. MI, reHehing Morgan City
at Ia :25 .. m. there oonnsgting with steamers
MORGAN on SUNDAY.
WHITNEY Oh MONDAY
HUTCHINSON on TUESDAY.
JOSEPHINE on WEDNESDAY
HARLAN on THURSDAY.
MORGAN on FRIDAY.
WHITNEY on SATURDAY
HUTCHINSON on SUNDAY
First class fare to Shreveport s2s@ Time 10
hours.
Excursion tickets for the round trip TO Gall
weston and return. good for thirty days. Issued
at Sal.
Tickets and statsrooms secured until D. b. III
daily Sundays exesptsdt. at Agents Office, 0r At
| the Ferry Landing. on morning OF departure.
Through tickets will be issued from this Office
to the principal points On the Houston Tsxae
Central Kailroad. pm the Intsrnaeio4E ara
o. A. WHITNEY Il CO.. Agents.
ist " Corner Magazine and Nnkghsz Htgs
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ApEI,OutRAk.


REGULAR ogELDUsAg PACKET.
t,enves every WEDN EEDAY. at 6 .. m.
re - ron WASHINGTON. OPBLOV-
laaa4nkAsS sas, Port Barre. Rimmsport, Church
- Vile and oil landings on. the Coast
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Oourtableat- The
splendid passenger steamer
Jessie TAYLOR.
M. Kenison. master. EHg. Quatrevaux. clerk.
win leave az above. For freight OF passage ap-
ply on board. or to ~.
''' Ii. w. ADAMS.
No. Al Commercial Place.
Connecting ut Washington with line OF barges
for Bayou Boeuf.
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RAyOU DIES saLAIXEs.

Leaves SATURDAY. February 2. at ~,
nm = For EVERaREEN. COTTON
port. Junction. MQreanvile. Big
bend, Hmsport and all intermediate
lapdings-The fine mud fast passenger steamer
HHG 6UNFLNWEM,
M, M. Dufour, master, A. 2. Trousdale, clerk
will leave as above. For freight Or rassags tp-
NV on board, OF to HITE Il OAItLlN.
iata i'll 4Tehoupituulas street.