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Sas Sod,tpajIcr III, eeto=sba1e.

@tnclnnatt, y. OeSember. = 0as
idneae Steigen oes Sbio erregt groBe Sslorg=
niiie, Oas gSaiier bat bereits Die 8anD5sine
bes SrottOirS an @ilmore'S Gambling erreid,t,
1lno mabrideinli6 uerben bic ltrtersu Stod=
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nno idtuere Salfen treiben sur 3eit iluBab=
iuarts, uuo Die atn llfer liesenben 9anlpier
werpsn burd bieelben GROCER @efabr ausgeisst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-29
@rpbe 1seuersbrmajt TT 93piton.

81 # on, 2S. OeSenlber. - lin IL llbr
beute 9lbcnO brad in Dem BapiernagaSin Der
Sirma 6ice, 8eroall & Comp. oil Der SeOe=
rGlitraBe SSeller aus, iueld)eS oaS ganSe @tbIl0e
in furSer Seit serltDrte uno iid) raid ptrbrei=
tete. SaS groBe Orndcrei- -@tabliiienlent Der
So. Soughton, Ssgooo & Sorp. al Der
SeponbireitraB IoWie HanO & IperD's Ornf.
ferei an Der SrauilinitraBe idueben in GROCER
@efatr. Oas ganse 6elerospartenlent lit aui
ben Sdlouplat gerllicn uorben. Die Srano=
itatte licgt I'M bauptiG1lidlen @.idditStbeils
Der Staot.
SO on,29. 9eSenber. 5Seller greift
nit s9inbeseile Inn iid). 0as brittle alarnle
iignai lit Ioeben ge9eben ruoroen lno Die 6elterr
mtbr lnad)t Der5meiielte Qnltrengung, Den
SranO inAerbalb ieiner gegenpartigen @ren,
Sen Su belfrdrlfen. OaS @ebGuOe Der brittsii
Natonalbanf itebt IN bellen Slamnlel1.
Der Serlult Der Sirnla ooligbton & SSgooo
lit uugebeuer, lIllO elmer pberfldd)lilben 2lb=
id1dtung nad belGuit itd) Der 10 weit entItalt-
bere @eiammtperluIt auf iiiuf bis ietD5 Wtil=
liouen Collars. Der Srano erltredt lid) est
BON Son0lton & SSgoOb'S @ebdlloe bis al
Die 9cuonbirelroBe. Inter ben 6iruleu,
melde Serlrlte erlelOen, befinoen iid) Sabine &
Sage, Observation-Disclosures, Sir. 105 uno 10Y,
IeolralitraBe; gGiQiam & Goburn, 8oll=
banoler; Sic yS(bton Salpe Comp" 3.
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9sudbinoer; g. a. 2lbbOtt, Suhbinoer; 3.
3. Gromell nno ueriGieOele anoere Sirnen al
Der SeoeralitrnBe.
(9rti llGr Wforgeus.) - 0as 6euer 1T ieet
inter Gontrole. Ser Serluit iit pld)t 10 groB,
ais man 5uerit befiir6tete, miro jeOob INNER
hin nod auf q Ntillionen geifJdbt. 9tanO 6;
2lpsrp's @ebdupe mllr0e ni9t bllrA oas Seucr
beiddoi9t, iepotb lpurbe tbr gSaarenporratt
onr6 OGs gSaier arg nlitgenomnen.
Die GtabliiiementS Der 66. 9ficc, Stenoall
& Comp, !Sou9btou, Ssgpob & So. unO Del
Union @rpreB=Go." iino uollitanoig 5eritOrt
Siele Der lleigeren Sirmeu iii bentielben 6du:
iergcpierte an Der Teberal= llnb Del SeuoulGire=
StroBe erlsioen betrdhtlideu Sd)oben, Oelier
Setrag inbclen Dor oer oalto nod ni6t left,
geitellt meroen fam.
Die Yapitrfabrifanten g. 3. @arren, oie
9rudusibeiber gSin. S. Sroiuu & Comp.
Die ,9tew.Norf q SOitonz0eSpathz Comp.
,@arl & BrGiu@' Broploence=grpreB" erlei:el
iGntmtlid) grOBe Strlults.
Der &earenuorrath III Dem Gtabliiiemen
Ser SSo. 9tice, Senball & Comp. rpuroe au
100000 uub baS @ebGuoe auf $72,O 700 &c
idlatt. Diebrere Grplotonen erIigneten fiji
tpabre1o otS SranOeS I'M @ebduoe Der ,,Nortl
Sanf;" einige Scuerlpebrlcute wrlrOen periebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-29
SOS Gmse stner ssunoer,IabrEse,.

~~Wp V WV %tEttH VJHVDSt ENWAFJ<sE' .
giem SrleauS, 81. Oe5ember
Glara GlaoiS, 1913 Sabre oft, purpe uorgeiterl
Nbeno burd Grploiion elmer aoblcn0llampe
I'll SoSe Oerbrauut.
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SrXuOe.

ssatertown, N.zD., 27. 9eScnber. -
Sas Gtabliiiement Der 6irma Chapman &
Sobn, Sabrifanten bon Sildanselu, an9el:
rrtben II. |. TO-, branllte hellte nieoer. Scrlut
$4,000.
gtem 9 orf 81. DECEMBER. - Sn bem
fiinfitDdigen @ebdnbe an @de Der lluion=9 9lpez
nlle unb 9iio=2. StraBe in Srooflpu, in mel
dem fid) Die glebmaarenfabrif Der 6o. g..
aetdun & Gomp. beianb, brad fllrS nad
Oiitternadt bcnte frib 6ener aus, ,uel6es
Sfaoen I'M Setrage BON 100000 anri1tete.
Stem Dorf, 27. 9eSember. -Oas @s>
bGube an @de Der Somerp nno SeiteritraBe, IN
iueldem fid) 0utton & 9fbobes' 8letDerlaben,
g. Ocutib & Sobn's SabadSfabrif unb a1=
oere @eid)afte befanbell, fiel bente s(beno rebIt
ianmtlidenl Snbalte ben 6lammcn gum 6albe.
Der @elanmtperluit ipmo auf etwa $4,000
geid)dtt.
Yaleftine, Ser., %. SeSenlber. - Sin
bon granbitiftern angelegtes Seuer diherte
beute ale auf Der 9Seitieite Des Dfientlrden
Ylotes gelegenen @ebduoe Elm. Serlult etipa
$4,000; geridernng $4,000. Die Sniai=
len bes @eiGngniiles mabtsn tudbrenb bes
Sranbss einen 6ludtperiu6, psld)sr jeOoa
pereitelt ,pllrbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-29
Baltimorc, WiD, Womag Dem 29. 9e}ember 1873
Ste @irreu TIT @aitte.

5osfcauer Der stnfregnns. s.-NeriammlunBsn oer
ssuiioniften nno Nepubiifaner an periAic
oenen 9sunften. - Heoe oe5 9onucrn.mrs
@areeIonin 2etpiiton.-VorfdIiag oes&,rm.
Got N. .Nnrria sur Qoinns Der Stseitirase
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-02-15

and q half millions, there is great
er probability under the present
order Of things, Of the State get
ting furtherin debt, than getting
out" The most feasible plan ia
get out of this dilemma il that held
by Jugde Blackman and Q great
many prominent and patriotic citi.
zens. Namely. to scale the deb,
down to so or 10 cents Oh the dol
lar, and reduce the rate Of interes,
from Z to 4 per cent. Reputation
Of a large amount OF this debt il
not only just. but it is absolutely
necessary. The good has become
SO identified with the bad that it IL
impossible to weed out the bad, 80
both must share the same fate.
These are some of the important
measures that the delegates to a
constitutional convention will have
before them. and the men who come
before the people are expected to
express themselves on them and all
Of q kindred nature, anil We hold
that no man is worthy to represent
this people who fails to fully and
freely divulge his sentiments to
them.
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The a;vorla
FOR 1879.

On the LIST of May. 1876, tho owner.
ship d control If The World passed
in.o th- hands of the undersigned, un.
d.recti N The WORLD has ever since TO
manned and now re,uains.
Du i..g h VIII lie ii this time TEL
W"RLD Las iab red patiently AID perse'
veri"gl. Tor tie accom- ri 'htiiont of TIVE
., ol,jccls in polmi g Of paramount in.
t, rent t. the southern people.
| 1. The IestO. alton vi local self-gov.
ernment at the y nth.
T. A real reform If the Civil Service,
in such WIS., n tn destroy the p ,litical
machines under the Oper I'll IN OF which
it has c"ne +" pass tuat the people are
tsXet g. support political Part es, where.
n political parties have M other reason
vi icing - cept to lessen the blIdrns O1
gOvei nment
The FIRST Of these objects has been tri-
mpha t.y accomplished. All Intelli-
gent Northern meu now admit that al
par of the c0.ntry we.o as deeply iu-
ter. ). ed as tho south in see.ng It won.
A cor. u. and anti Ocmocra IL govern
ment ia the ,o,.th Was a permanent peril
principles in the Federal Government
aud thenf r. I" the peace and honor Of
the Whole people
The 8 CO d political object f'r whic.,
THL WOELD contend, .til, Icnia ms " bc
iul y achic,ed The actual Ad.ninistrs-
ton began its career with excellent
promi es an IL is dire I'll N Uf which 1t is
q ,fficient to say that they have been n
yet Un,y III part rrslesined. 1HE WOELD
for its part vii r. sOlutely support any
h nest Hort tn red erim these y III ,en
fully, b, VIII 'i,sOc er made. u d will
Ms 70. Ol,.t-ly dcnou &c every obsiacl.
h.OAn ia the WA, # icdee. ..ing them
from whatever quarter.
IL seefns to the undersigned euiinent-
ly proper that lie sh0hlL ask the oo-
operation OF the best men IF the South
with rHR wuELp in Its efforts Ia carry
o"t the policy here oufIi I'D. He be-
Iirves Tas WORLD g. be n taper which
Southern citizens aud Dem Gratis can
Recommend to Southern readers a. ~.
influence worthy and important to be
b ought To bear with constantly inciea>-
Ing power upon tue conduct Of our ma
tional affairs. ia the interest If truth. Of
J .stice aud of hamouy among our peo-
PIE Of nj sections.
1t is my desire to keep TEE WORLD in
q living rcia ion with tn, bet thought
of The ;,"uth. t. the end that tue best
ideas. WISHES ,snd feelings of tine Soutn-
orn people may bs clearly and isirl.
niadc known to the North, the East and
the W.st. Aiken private aud in pub
iic affairs, the mi Misunderstanding ut men
by O.,c another los at the root of "a
much evil that Ine wor itself has come
to bc = syn ".ym with qna,reling Aud
str fe. IL was wis- sa,ing Of Lord
Eigin, ut the time of one of our shapes,
dis, .utes with Great Britain. that two
intelligent gentlemen alone on a raft il,
the Atlantic with plsnary pnwers could
ADJUST the who,e matter hopo, ably in
an hour.
fHE WORLD simply asks its friends u,
The South to aid it in bringing ab ,ut
compete meeting Ut min ~ ou al, pub
lie questions b tween tue intelligent
citizens Of all pirts Of the Union.
WILLIAM HENRY HUKLBERT.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-02-15

CNa'chitoches Vindicator. !

Na'chitoches Vindicator.
II the Wholesale arrests, made
by the United States government
Of men, boys and The dead. At the
instigation of "Blunt's followers,
js not n most stupentlous farce we
know not what to call it. A con-
spiracy, indeed! The very idea of
Republicans. Democrats, young
men and old. who had the spirit to
defend their own fresides and
families against q mob of mistaken
and misguided negroes, being en-
gagged in conspiracy is utterly
propOsterous. Aud the fact, Of
judges and peace officers being i'd
cluded in this Wholesale charge on
ly renders the mstter more out
rageous and unlikely.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-02-15

Our Home Journal and Rural
Southland is, without doubt, the
best weekly agricultural and family
paper published IN the South. The
continued exertions Of its publish
er are shown by the steady ad-
vancement made in improving the
contents md value Of the paper.
which has been reduced to 81 q
year. It is journal that If once
introduced into home will always
prove welcome gnest. It is just
the paper for every Southern fsmi-
iy, and contains ali the news OF
the week, the New Orleans Market
Report, news from all the Southern
States, beside many valuable re-
ceipts and useful, instructive and
amusing items. Price. only 81 per
year. Address James 81. HuIamel,
Publisher, New Orleans.
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The South as n Competitor "a
England.

Recently an address was deliver
ed in Blackburn. England. before
Nh audience IF two or three hun
dred mill managers, UverlOokers,
and their friends interested in the
cotton industry. Tie subject IN
der discussion WAS the chances OF
England i'll the matter of foreign
competition. After speaking Of
al advantages IT the United
States for producing cotton and
feeding operatives, the lecturer
called attention to the fact u iu-
finite Importance which is lost
sight Of by those who consider the
power of America To enter into
competition with England. "rhey
look simply to the Northern mills,
but there is cotton industry grow
ing mp IN the Southern States. 1t
~ only eqnal at present 10 one
tenth Of the en,ire United states
cotton industry; but zoe Southern
manufacture claim 20 have ad-
vantage over the Northern manu-
facturers. They have an abundant
supply of water, which is svSilsble
all the yenr ronnd, instend OF being
subject TO interruption in the win
ter owing to frosts. They lave
cotton close to their doors; ;hey
have more favorable clima'e. and
they have equally good ports of
shipment, and they can compete
with their rivals. II then. the
Northern mills arr already cutter.
ing into competition witll1us. and
the Southern manufactures can
compete successfully with the
Northern manufactures, what is
the prospect for us? The posi-
ton likely to be assumed by the
Southern States is matter Of in
finite Importance to us. Elk.
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induosmene to Cash Subscribers.

We have arranged to club the CHsoSl-
GLE with that l;.e Southern Agricultural
Paper, Dun HoME JOURNAL AND RURAL
SOUTHLAND, # New Orleans, by which
we can furnih our patrons both papers
ut Three d .lars per annum. Our read
err should avail Themselves Of this
pr0p0siti N at o CO All secure both
papers for one year. The above smo INT
ia cash secures both papers for one
v. ar. This offer will not hold good
after the 18th day of March.
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Goodwin, of the 'Colfax Chroni.
Gle, has had his ears trimmed. Now
il he will only eliminate u dozen
sections from his pedal extremities,
he may be made respectable in ap.
pearance, provided he wore a pair
of gloves to hide his hands.
Charles Herald.
Friend Ryan glories in the length
OF his ears, anu would not have
them altered in the least. He be.
isves in appearing what he really
is, and for that reason declined to
take our friendly advice to have bis
hearing apparatus shortened.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-02-15


The quiet little town of Colfax
has returning board, so We are
told. but the returned officials, af-
ter being commissioned, have had
tn step Gown and out.-We The
People.
Not 80 fast. friend Connelley.
When Mr.. Jeter, the duly elected
sheriff Of Grant parish. steps
"down and out" We will let you
know. His case goes to the Su-
preme Court. and We will bet you
the cigars i've don't drink that be
is the sheriff of Grant parish at
this time next year. Az for the
parish judge. his title is as good
~ gold. and there is not even
probability Of your wish being
grsti6sd in his case. The Return
ing Board hes had . full invsstigs-
ton, and thsir acts hass been fully
justified before 40 impartial jury
Of fsllow-citizsns.
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WANTED.
A LIMITED NUMBER Of AC1

A LIMITED NUMBER of ACTIVE,
energetic Csnvsssers, TO engage in .
pleasant and profitable business. Good
meu will find this rsre chance to make
money Suoh will please snswor this
sdsertisement by letter, enclosing stamp
ior reply, s'at,ug what business they
have been engaged In. None but thoss
who mean business need apply.
Add ess FINLEY, HARVEY 4 Co.,
dl@-iy Atlanta, Go.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-02-15

The MorebOuse Clarion il indig
nant that the warrants OF the
Nichols government is worth but
65 cents on the dollar. That il
nothing. We got A. for one, and
are now informed that If we realize
Is or % cents on another we will
do well. And it il fact, too.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-02-15

The following are the names Of
the Democratic members of the
Legislature who voted against the
bill abolishing the Louisiana Lot
terry Company: Bridger, Of Csld
we'll; Gordon, Gubernator and
'Scratchley, of Orleans.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-02-15

About this time look out for con-
vention candidates who are willing
to serve the dear people, but whose
only recommendation is, they are
constitntionally opposed to earn
ing an honest livelibood.-Ex.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-02-15

A new Constitutional COnven.
ton has been called 20 meet in
April. of this year. ut New Orleans.
Now let the country press be ready
for another swindls and imposition
upon ppblishers.-lSt. Charles
Herald.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-02-15


1t is ri orted that the Postoffice
Departm. Mt has ordered q new
postage stan p to be used ON letters
which are ii. opped in the Office
unstamp.d d. The custom hereto
fore has been whel such q letter
was posted it was held by the post
master, who wrote to the individual
addressed that he had the letter in
the Office for him, which would BIZ
forwarded upon payment of the
postage. The proposed new stamp,
we are told, ia to BIZ put on the let
ter not prepaid and sent to the
postmaster al /. g Office of its des-
tination, who is to be charged with
the amount due, and to collect the
same on the delivery of the letter.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MARION ,. MACHxN. WI LITTLE
N. +. MlCHEn ( LITTLE.

ATTORNEYS AND c0uMSttt0aS " law
viii practice their pref sion in the
parish u d distr ct conr's at he arts " 4
of Grant, Vim, Ca DIV. II, Nxtrhit che,
and Rapides, and the Supreme Court ut
Now Or.ean. aud Momoe
All business entrusted to their care
will receive prompt attention.
Offices - Winnfie:d, La, and Colfax.
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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-02-15

The Collar CHRONICLE says that q
mans evidence was not taken in a
case there few days ago, because
be, the witness, lived with a negro
woman few shades lighter than
tar. We will bet Mr. Goodwin q
horse that if be comes down here
in this burg. talking this way, that
he gets jerked bald-headed.-We
The People.
Men who have 80 little pride as
to cohabit with negro wives do SO
from q sense of their own mean.
ness, aud because they know q
respectable white woman wonld
spurn them. They have not spunk
enough to be decent. and should
not he countensncsd by decent
people. But you have stated the
ease unfairly. neighbor. The evil
dsnoe ,oas proved to be false, and
therefore no attention was paid
to it.
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CONVENTION AND REFORM.

StltutiOO0l convention ana Wnkt "
is to accomplish. This convention
is to pass upon the organic form OF
the laws by which we are to be
governed, and the very greatest
care should be exercised in the Sc
lection of the men who are to do
the work. An exchange has most
pertinently stated the case ave
want constitution not for to-day,
or to. morrow. or for this genera
ton, alone, but one for the genera
tions that are TO follow; constitu.
ton that will stand the test, and
serve as q model work of states
neutrality-suspicious. to those whu
live under it and a monument to
the ability and genius Of those who
framed it. 1t is position which
should not be sought by any place
hunter, ambitious for either i'm.
aginary honors or the spoiis Of
position. It is en- honor and u
duty which the people alone should
confer aud demand"
The men who 60 to that conven-
ton are expected 10 deliver our
State from the evils Of bad laws
enacted by a ca,pet-bag Legisla-
ture, excessive taxation, resulting
from a multiplicity of officers and
the enormous debt contracted by II
Republican government, q large
amount Of which is known to be
fraudulent, and Oh which the State
has to pay high rate Of interest.
Yet there are those among us who
say that the delegates to this con-
vention should bs selected without
regard to politics! The barr Of the
dog may be good for the bite, but,
for our part, We would vastly pre-
fer to kill the dog.
One of the measures of relief
which it is hoped will be incofpors-
ten in the new constitution is u law
making the poll tax receipt the GER
ti6cate of mans right to vote,
thus doing away with the burden
some expense Of registration, and
at the same time secure many thou
sands Of dollars t. the school fund
from q source in which at present
only little over one half Of the
amount is collected.
Another measure is to do away
with the Office Of tax collector aud
let the sheriff perform the duties Of
that Office.
Another is to do away with the
Office of either parish or district
judge. There Is much division on
this question, some favoring the
district system and others The par
ish Judge. And there are others
who favor the system as it now
stands. but propose to enlarge the
districts to six or eight parishes in
stead of three or four ss ut present.
Some claim that there should he
district judge for each parish if
the parish judgeship is abolished.
In all cases it is held that the
present officers should serve out
their constitutional term, to pre-
vent violence to the body polite
and allay the excitement and agi
tation that might otherwise follow.
Cnr of the most important ques-
ton the convention will be called
on to consider is the State debt. |
"Our funded State debt is $4,000
00J, and the annual interest on it
at I per cent is about $l,OOO,t 90. |
1t requires, as matters now stand.
about $1.5O0.OOO to support the
Stategovernment. These two items
amount to $2,5OO.OO0. The total
property of the State last year was
at $164. 100. 900. Five aud |
mills is the tax for the in
toroct On the fnu1o1 1ahf Tho