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Ru. o;bor than this Is the reason why

But o:hur than this Is the reason why
Doint you to san Lorenzo. Nigh
TO its moss-grown court Is cloister wall.
Euter, and climb lis stony stair,
And the guide will show, for single paul,
The great Laurentian treasures. There
(slid luminous m issals mIlsk-cnrolied,
And antique Psalters that CLEAN with gold,
And manuscripts crusted with such gems
as smother In Indian diadems).
In a veIium tome. shut face 10 face.
Is u pair OF portraits, pray you seek:
Laura, the lustre on her cllceS
Like q Provence rose III lis fadcless grace
And Pctrarch, fresh as he walked tile street
That morn in Avignon. there TO meet
His fate IN me tlrall Of that random glance
That held him captive everniorc.
What matter the lady looked askaEce
In the far-forgotten days OF yore.
While here. through The ages. brow to brow,
And lin 10 lip. as you sec them now,
These lovers In dreaming trance have lain?
If not in the flesh one clear blue vein
Had throbbed 10 his touch, If he did not dare
Finger IL strand Of her hoSSy hair,
How Time has avenged himl Here to lie,
While over the worlds unquiet life
Swept endless trouble and change and strife
To lie in such calm, his check close pressed
To temples whose flush can never die
Her looscned tresSes across his breast.
That shall not bleach az the years 20 BIS
T wonder when marvellous Tuscan nights
Are a-,hrill with Il thousand toned delights
Whcniihe sensitive silence fecs the bliss.
AS the skv stoops over the Garth with kiss
wonder if such Il witchery she'd
DcepenS OH Laura's cheek the red 4?
wonder II then a whisper stirs
Those centurY-mutfled Hips of hers!
OR II, as you turn to the picturcd face.
Whether Il start would slow its trace,
AS il will If one unaware inifude
On the tryst ST Il lovers solitude?
Well, this we know: she has need no moro
To ask the question she ked OF yor"-
art thoM tired Of ioring, Petrarch 2" M!
For here they are welded IN faith so true
That for centuries yer. as for centuries through
Not even It's shadow shall pass away.
l(drgnret ". Preston. in Harpcr'S Magazine
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.

We have oil the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work In manner that cannot be sur
passed.
Wealso do all kinds Of BINDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly filed and dt-
ivered by express or nal
We will checrfuly furnish estimates and send
samples when required. mn l2-d.sw.3"
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RAILROAD LINES.
90 W E7 - - 2,

81 M - - - -
CHESAPEAKE AND OH 10 RAIL
" WAY COMPASY.--tJn and after SUNDAY,
June 90, 1878. passenger tru'ns will leave aud
lrrive at Richmond as follows:
WESTWARD.
80, ITO A.. M.-Lcavcs-FoE HUNTINGTON.
Daily except Sunday: stops N
ali regular stations: arrives N
Gordonsv.lle at 1895 \. ":
Charlottesville nj 1873 4. ":
Stanton as 1875 p. VI. dinner.
While Sulphur at $50 T.. -
s Issgrssrli;r aud Huntington q;
F0R WAsuixGrox: Arrive.
at GcrdonsYIi!e ~ 1895 L. II.
leaves by Virginia NidguS ~
$3.50 7. ~: arrives at WASH
ineton u; 9:i5 Pm
FOR LTSCHBURC: Arr{=rs
Mt Charlottesville AZ Il:2j 4
NJ; leaves by Virginia Mhilui
at li:s5 a. M, NJ; :, srrire, At
No. 2. o:45 T. M-Leaves-E or CINCINNATI.
Daily: stops at Hanover Jnnr.
tion. Noers. Beaver Dam. srl,!
er,ck's Hall. Lors,a. Trc,iI.
ian's. Gordonsyle. Cobio,n
Keswick. Charlo,,r,gi,,,
Lynchburs junction wv Tr
chum's River. Greenwood A.
ton, Waynesbory', ti.ner.yiie
Stanton. >H0Dne'S. bt>hru
Mllboro clifton For,.. WI
lams0n'S, LOwmOur. roytg.-
ton. and al. stations We, II
CoyiRgton. Arrive, at COR
louisville q: l:20 4. W.: ttar-
l0ttesy!I'e n rs \. w.. >,4u:.
ton nj as 4. ": tovin2tur
at 7:2o =. VI. lhreaAfa,u:
White sulphur =, s:i5 /. 81:
KHnawha fa!.- a: 1870 l. VI.
ldmnerl: Huntington at 5:ij
i. VI. steamer arrives al Port
mouth a; $3.50 L. ~; tiucI.-
natl At y. H.. and conncct,
with the i.a"s Tor III" Wcs,,
NoriiIw",t, aaA southwest
FOR WASHINGTON: Arrive
at Gurhuu.!!ae al l:20 \. ":
lclScS '.y yir-ina Midland train
III $50 a. u: arrives al Na.h-
FoW i.YNC nBrRr: Arriy.s
at Gor''pES"..ls III LIZ" \. VI
tchans" cars. and virginia
Midland arrives al Lyucihul:
No. 5-3:45 =. M.-Lravc--t0a CoRpoNsyllLE..
Accommodation. tia!ly tt&r,f.
Sundas,. stops y, ail >;;.ilu.. .,
and an! ives - IOr,!Du>yI.p. =
7:45 /. W.
EASTWARD.
No, $500 L. M.-Arliycs--!'i;dM IIrSTISGro~-
Daily VcHc-pt Sunday: br-i.,
iIuniIugto" ~ G:3U L. ":
White sulphur at so \. VI:
St ;,., az l;4 -. r. !. VI Il o.
dols,.lc at .!:iJ q
FROM LE..C l!DI'Rt,: Hirg!a'L
Midland la.T"S i.!NrhDuGt 4.
l2:jj Z. "; arrive, ~ ',rs-
don,sjc u i:Ij "A VI. trhr,-o
cars: thc+HNrat" and oI.H
leaves at Az p. VI.
No. 22-i:l5 p. M.-fEoN >TAcEIoN: L'lvs
>tnun;"n ,.4i.y !cNccp' SUNDAY
al $40 \. VI: Charlottesville
$50 \. u: Gordon, ill.,. ~ .
fM0M WAslilxGI"s: y,r,
yinlt Midland have, a: G.|5
A. W.: arTiy", III E"r,."rs' ii..
III lO:iJ: chesapeake and on.
freight aud ">.'nGcr ,",!--
and STOPS - I'll ,tIfipns.
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RANKS AND BANKERS.
z. W. PICkRELL, President.
Z, Il, SSEAD, Cashier.

DEPOSITS er one dollar and upwards received, and
six uer cent. allowed Oh deposits
Deposits received subject to check without aotlcs
frequently than two or three times week.
; Interest ON all deposits TO commence ten days
after date OF deposit. an -
: Hank oIen every day from O'clock A. n. tii 8
O'Clock =. A., and on Saturday FROM I. ". tll
2 M R 2e-eao
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r,E:sS'SINS:-i7oCSES.
NJSpATCU PRINTING-HOUSE.

GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.
Having one of the l. 4 re EST AND RESl-
EOJ-JpPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, COIL
bincd with skiiul mcchaBical talent. we are pre-
n,rcd 10 execute promptly, IN the very best style
and AT LOW PRICES, every description ol
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
ViSITfNG-CARDS.
I.KOFESSIOSAL-CARDS
WEDDING-CARDS.
SHOW-CARDS,
CIRCULARS.
MANIFESTS.
BILLS LADING.
RECEIPTs,
BILL-HEADS,
LETTER-HEADS.
NOTE-HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENTS,
DRUG-LABELS,
ENVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS,
ARGUMENTS,
BRIEFS &C. &C.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
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BY Jno. e. Laughton, Jr. tAgcnt). Auctioneer,
No. 1923 Franklin street.


DMINISTRAT SALE OF
N HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C.. AT hUG-
TfON.-THIS DAY at 10 o'clock will sell ut my
auctiOD-housr, No. 1923 Franklin street, for &C
count of M administration:
/ MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUIT, with wardrobe:
/ excellent FEATHER BED,
l superior HAIR MATTRESS,
/ handsome WALNUT PARLOR SUIT, covered
with green reps; ,-,,,,
DINING-TABLES.
ALSO,
MAHOGANY HAIR-CLOTH and REPS SOFA
BED-LOUSGES.
MAHOGANY and PAINTED WARDROHES,
BUREAUS. SIDEBOARDS, NASlSTANDS.
CANE and WOOD.SEAT CHAIRS and ROCh-
ERS,
9 COUKISG-STOVES.
l set very handsome MAHOGANY C1TY-MADE
MATTISG, LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW
SHADES.
] excellent OFFICE DESK.
l PLATFORM SCALES. weighing 240 POUNDS
LOOKING-GL ASSES, PICTURES, LAMPS, &c.
For sale privately.
/ set WAREHOUSE PLATFORM SCALES. rs
good rs new. Capacity, 2:50e pounds cost. 800
JOHN +. LAUGHTON, JE AGENT.
iv15 Auctioncer.
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By II. S. Anderson & Son,
General Commission Merchants and Auctioneers
1924 Main street.

WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION
w THIS (SIondayl MORNING, commencing at
BACON-HANS. SHOULDERS. ana SIDES;
BULK SIDES and SHOULDERS.
NORTH CAROLINA and EASTERN HERRlNGs.
MACkEREL. GOLDFISH,
BUTTER. LARD. CHEESE.
TOILET and LAUNDRY SOAPS.
CANDLE S. BLEACHING, BLUE, MUSTARD,
GINGER. MACCARDNG, CAN PEAS.
ONIONS. POTATOES, WASHROARDS,
CLDTuES-PINS. PAPER, TOBACCO,
CIGARS. AXLE-GREASE,
BROOMS, SrONEWARE. &C.. sc.
VIII also bc added the STOCK of a recall grocer;
Consignments respectfully solicited ana received
up 10 hour OF sale. x,- coz
jyl5 R.S. ANDEKSoN y SoN.
At AUCTION.-One HOG, taken up
N In the street by the police. will be sold ut auc-
ton THIS tAIondayl MORNING aS II O'Clock at
No. % west Marshall street. JOHN roe. JR"
" Till Chief IF Police.
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nuI-UEADS, $3.50 10 = pr ss.
~ mspATCu rRISIlA4-A'I'O
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The silent Tryst.

Now that you are IN Florence, go
Tn San Lorenzo. The church, you know.
Holds AIichacl's miracle carved In stone
The brooding figurethat, under the shade
OF its monk 'ikc cowl, severe and lone,
Watches you till You grow afraid.
1t may step from It's niche and ask you WHY
You dare intrude with curious eye
Tins on fts dusk domain OF thought.
Study the mystery tbs re fnwrou=ht,
For the IsallD Of Art, think, WIN Ia't
To show you greater. Gaze your HI,
Searri, for the secret. If you will,
Until you have gotten behind the veil
Of Ihe naIpnble marble. None the less
The cunning escapes; and you'll confess
That what Is the wizardry OF the speh,
Angeles self alone could tell.
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RAILROAD LIN rs.

~ ~, .-s;ss..9=11 SSt:f::s:s::... st5ca4!
egs - ,e....s..--a z.s s3ss ,e55a1'
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG;
RAILROAD COMPANY. (
MONDAY. june 10, 1873,
- trains Oh this road will run rs follows:
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CONWAY K. i!nWAED,
General PasscHsr: ald Ticket N-~n',
OD l,lnhnmiIl. ".
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R1cuMoXp, DIRK RI,LH h%.s ir>rEhhEt
RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- TuIMENtiSG MAY IL -
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THROUGH P.t->ENG ~.
900 p, NJ Leaves Richmond r. f~bhl, IiI' II
DAY. aud SATURDAY. Ln""c'l, 4.
West Point win steamer Ii''"Hi ,.,'
MI points on I.rH riN"r ANA I't'I.-
more. Arr! .es IN E.iiim"iy u : n
NJ. connects w!;n y:u,-,lll''s i"T " -"
iiI.tuu. phiiativ!r nIa. NrN ora. TO-
ton amt a.! western points. riin' ~
at Richmond ~ilh trains om Erhih"i'.
and Petersburg Gah Chesapeake ALr
"A rflrtpI,.
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JOHN MAcMunpc. Gy....a. eager 49,.
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IS
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

. . 4 Ilit
Wa call the special attention OF
oil those desiring to ,emigrate to the
salubrious regions of the dead-duek
politicians Mecca, famed Salt river,
to the announcement of Captain Mat.
Wells, announcing the departure of
his favorite and palatial steamer,
CUSTOM HOUSE, for Salt river, direct!
Captain Wells has specially chartered
this really fine steamboat, and has
been peculiarly felicitous in his selec-
ton, having an eye to the comfort and
safety Of his patrons and friends fol
this special pilgrimage, and we have
no doubt, be will land them safe anc
sound TO their new home. The Cap
tain, his crew and passengers have
our heartfelt wishes for safe ant
pleasant trip. Bon royage'
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

-, TT is an old custom Of the Radir
Gals ls 70 divert public attention from
any y particular rascality they may
have in hand BY the loud cry Of
.'Stop, thief!' The fact that they
have already raised aahowl about
Imaginary election frauds, here IN
R.ptdes, is good reason to suspec'
that they are up to some Of their old
time dexilment. Watch them, watch
them closely! - q = ''s2 aEjO4
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

!, J j.1 !" Annihilator" never
fails to cure The very worst forms Of
Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia
Read the testimoniaiiof a gentleman
who suffered for years:iaai1q
N. JESxlSs-Have been afflicted with
Rheumatism for many years. Have
used the Annihilator with great 0eneht.
CoLuMBrs II. ALLEN,
Office Brooks Rice Mill, New lOrleans'
EGfSend for Circular to N. JEN-
lfKINS ; Co, Proprietors, New or-
leans, La. sjsg,il.ees qp,ts
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13
The present issue Of the Demo

- :. The present issue Of the DEMO
GRAFT is an extra one, and thrown in
by the typos of The office, as their
mite for the cause, aad therefore they
hope and trust the Democratic Cons
servative voters Of the, Parish will
sccept its contents, contributed by
lie present editorial staff, as fitting
Isaaes Of their last campaign work
tar their party, and its glorious and
inyincible ticket. NJ ~
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

4 CONSUMPTION uKEp.--kAn Old physl-
clan, retired from practice, having had
placed in his hands, BY an East India
missionary, the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy, for the speedy aud
permanent cure Of consumption, bron-
chitis, fcatarrh, asthma, and all throat
and lung affections, also q positive and
radical cure for nervous debility and all
nervous complaints, after having. tested
its wonderful curative powers in thous-
ands Of cases, has felt'it hisqdnty to
make it known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive, and gtlesire to
relieve human suffering, ! Nil send,
free.of charge, 70 al 'yh9 desire it, this
recipe, with full directions for prepar-
ing and using, in German, French, or
English, Sent by mail by undressing
with stamp, naming this paper,SW. W.
Sherar, l4e Powers' Block, Rochester,
New York.. liz $50 iiaaiOct. @-4w.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

aDcmocra.," Of the Radical
organ here, has made his three speo'u'at's 10
and they ihave1sarRsd1 out, as old
William Allen. once observed, Tia
.d---dabarren ideality;;" But they we're
general enough for his purposes. lie
should keep his shroad, and have iet
we'll packed around his classic feat
pres. These hot fall days are terri
bly, Notifying to q corpse.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

! Or polso a !. asatls,fsesioa but,
no Retrsction,, bnt some parties
prefer not to calf for SAIL iaetion,r-
The author for any article in the,
DEMocRAT can be known when salts
faction is wanted. We had one more
issue than some people expected.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

.a-OUR Word ticket is q good one,
and composed OF competent men =
vote for them and vote for them
solidly. Here they are: for Police
Juror Edouard Well; for Magis.
.trate,, l.. Y. Marye and r. L. Fox;
for Constables. John 2. Grogan and
e.. Naliery. 81 f,oe a1r
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

: in This issue Of, the DEMOCRAT
the State Tax Collector announces
the important fact, that the publica-
ton Of the Delinquent Roll OF the
Parish. has been postponed till the
End Monday Of December, 1878.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

h I'm most execrable taste !''Demo
era" Of the Radical organ here, has
instituted comparison between seve. .
raj sof, dour honored aud, deceased
Democrats and our living standard,
bearer, James G. Wise, = y is COW.
ardly combatant who uses a shrpud
So .t;Jd iiE6l 5al aaii ISiss 1agq 8 !
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

ca t, bed early on, Monday night,
put in a good eigtt, ' hoofs sleep, that
you may rise early Tuesday morning
fresh and invigorated for eleven
hours honest and hard work for our
Eticket-vote for Il! work for it! and
don't relax the good work till the
Polls are declared, closed sa
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

,lg -oLp Mad. Wells , will hng e! / %
tue mslarious banks, ofahe peilpc1ita|l
Lamourie until she day after the
election. It is but natural that the
old man should desire 70 at attend The e
funeral of his party. sehe7G 500
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

4 -LAisr grand reilly Of the Town
supporters OF the Democratic, Com
serva,ive ticket, tonight, at the
Town Hall. Be sure, one and all, to
60 and listen to good speeches and
delightful music!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

.-rTAzEi, chicken hcast os , the Radis']|
cal party of Rapides, withntyos tick
cts in the field, oil uuder otte genes
liil of,Field Marshal, u el's, Of
the New iOrleans Custom, House, sis
fired with holy zeal in behalf Of.
rfair and pure, electionl"1 sipp r apides.
We cannot wonder that almost every
murderer 7 xho il hung feels called
upon to close his earth II career with
ban address ,ppon tie beauty Sof hoii.
ness, and the excaediAglAih fitness OF
sin. 7The gang who have done all in
their power to- corruptrand debadch
! elections here are DO more qualified
top speak 81 4 afafr and pure, cleo.
I tiorH than the red.banded murderer
il 10 distribute the elements of tht
holy sacrament, II their Boss hers
Ehas no more isepse Of decency thar
to get up q mock show Of s7ia
terest inebehan of fair playuin ah'
detection, even his allies and retain
ers win De tuoved by iusupersbl'
disgust 70 deny him the toleran
! charity n silehse.'.s,le;;,,a' o, no. q,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

The Polls on Tuesday, election
day, open at 7 A. NJ, and close At
6 p. NJ.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

On evidence of the love ~
Of the white shangers.oui aud Office.
seekers OF. the dual party in Rapides
for tue dear niger, it may be stated
with some certainty, that not one Of
them, with the single exception, q q
old, John DeLacey, will vote fol
young John DeLacey, the only col
ored man ON their ticket. -, , ~, |,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

-WHERE are your Cartridge box
IS? Answer Sitting Bull!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

Nh. J. A. Calhoon, when asked,
declined to answer the question
whether or not he would vote for W..
John DeLacy. We suspect that he
would have answered no, had not the
ATTY colo,ed voters been present, but
as they we're present he claimed s,t the
right of national citizen, "Vote as
I pleasem We now ask him, as he is
"Nationar' whether or not he be'
lonos to the Red Warriors?" Civ
ing him the right of a National clt'
zen to say No! if you do. 20 ~
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

IN Che present issue OF the DEM
ocRAT will be found the business
card of Rensbaw, Cammack & Co.,
one of the best safest and most st5 r re-
able commission houses OF New Or
leans. The members. Of this firm,
Henry Renstaw, Albert Cammacs
and James A Renshaw, are merchants
,nd factors from early youth, have al
rays enjoyed an enyiable reputation
,,r business traits If the highest
,haracter, and have always come oa'
# all financial crisises with unblem
shed and Al credit.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13


lin to.days's issue, 1--WE the Eco
plen states that We (|The PeopleGG)
shave card in ourpossesslon' from
Three score years." that the writer
goes so far as to abuse the dead
mother of some people here" and II
such men know whether they had a
ather or not2" This must refer to
.he editors of the DEAocRAT, and we
low demand the author that the par
ty can be branded as he deserves
Mention also, Mr.. Editor, the name
Il the party, on the DEMOCRAT, who
objected to his name being published
zee rant to knorc. AS to what ha'
been written about Mad. Wells-ol
any one else--was meant in dead ear
nest, and the author can always b.
found, on application.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

Z u}f-ss N
j DEATH. =, 3''s gl |
| This concern, too, had a bargain,
!. and here is how 1t was managed; qag
!, The committee appoiuted'so consid-
q cr whether it is advisab)e to organize
/ the National Party in the city OF New
Orleans and State Of Louisiana, re-
!! ported the following. - snR
NJ Resolved, That the individual mem
= bers of the Native American Associa-
. ton be authorized to organize ward
= councils OF the National Party, but
VI without detriment to the integrity 1goi
I'D the Native American Association, the
object being to preserve It separate siId
y intact. >fa3 +. B. LAWRENCE, u
I'll iautd ii4 4a.lt 8.lz5o Secretary
b And our old friend, the nearly de
b fanct E. North Cullom, had his 50,
Z thasly: @ a 4as 81 iii
az Mr.. Cullom, from the COMMITTEES q
e, new password, handed IN . report
which was adopted. = 49, 6 49,
N John MCGOWAN Iwas appointed =
&c instruct branch councils conoernin
is. new passwords, etc. ~ W :,
:. Mr.. Cullom moved the adoption OF
a system Of ciphering for codh'nunicatae
- with the country Parishes, which va
lcarried. Cnllom, J. VIM, Davis an y.
T.. A, Sheldon appointed Tor sal
~ purpose. g 1eisaa u il'iiH aj Id
~ IA Mr.. Bourges wanted an ext
to secret committee, and here is how
nd was managed:
Mr.. Bourges moved that a sele
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-11-13

: T, -THE Radicals here have two
Il tickets ppfnrled a. the head Of their cir
organ Il = and It, is, pitiful 70 see how
they are warning one another on the
sly againststhe danger ct scratch:
ing either ticket. The ground q
apipreh ension is that when q voter
begins to scratch either of the two
radical tickets, he can see no goot
t,plsce to stop nor any goodreason TO
stopping, SO long as an original nam s q
lis left on the ballot. i, ;,es;, 81 80
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commerce. While on the subject OF AMI
NAL refuse we may refer to the manner in
which certain dead animals are utilized in
France. Every portion Of dead dog, for
instance, is converted to some use :; it is
boiled down for the fat, the skin is sold to
gloyers, and the bones go to make "super-
phosphate" In Paris the carcass OF a
horse is worth more than elsewhere, inas-
much as the working classes cat the best
portions OF the flesh. The hair is a
well-known refuse used by the upholsterer !;
the hide goes TO the tanner to make thick
leather for bank ledsers, etc.. the intesz
tines make coarse gut-strings for Wheel
bands and lathes; the fat, which from we'll
conditioned horse amounts to sixty pounds.
finds ready market; the hoofs are used
either by turner's or makers Of Prussian
blue, and the bones go to manufacturers Of
ivory black and to turner's. Even the
putrid flesh Is allowed to breed maggots,
which is sold as food to fatten fowls. The
final residue is used by rat-catchers to trap
their prey, and the skin of the captured
rat finds ready sale among furriers on ac-
count Of its delicate fur. a statement that
has frequently gone the rounds of the pa
pers to the effect that most of the "kid"
gloves Of commerce are made from the skin
OF this rodent is probably untrue, since its
small size would preclude its use for any
thing but gloves for children.
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zone OF the Frankfort house OF Rothschlid
called on the Emperor William Mt the pc
ginning of his illness. "You see," said the
Emperor, "I have passed my eightieth year,
and at that age one must begin TO think OF
the end" "Oh," replied NJ. de Roths-
child, "your Majesty was born to live o
hundred years, and we bankers shall not let
you 60 at less than par" ,.
An editor apologized to his readers after
this fashion :'s We expected to have death
and marriage to publish this week, but o
violent storm prevented the wedding, and
the doctor being sick himself, the patient re,
covered, and we are accordingly cheated
out of botb."
Is il not singular that men who could tell
within half a cent Of what they could afford
to nay their operatives couldn't tell within
half million of dollars how much their
treasurers were taking for their valuable
services 2-- Boston Herald. .gs
lot quite the same thing -Mercifnl tray.
;eller = I. Your little horse has been going
weIi. When do you bait him? Pat /:
g An, shure, it's been purity llyei road,
sor; but oi'lI have to bate him goin' up
SloggIn Derry hill, sor "