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nsA nlveS and Texas.
Nnw M, RL Il AND BED nIyEH TRANS.
fSh fpt h2L S2np ANb @ FFAs IA
ger tickets 70 Ill z on bea RIVER ss 4
rHnillYay stations Ia Texas. The best routs
ssss~ ron SHREVEPORT, yErrHs
inss On Rea f'h liver as ana az rsI fna
FOR sHHEy EPORT.
Kate Kinney, J J. Dodd. master.
Leaves TUESDAY. January 7, at g. y. m.
No wharfboat charges, drayaQe or commission
Will be charged at mouth OF lied Hiver, bayou
consigned to The company By Bill Of iaains ssn'
ssss Fl st y M \
u. W. JQICE. ono. b H1TE l9''''a@
III p oAhI1f Eo RlBblITfN2 5siI HfFI sgs...
WEEKLY RED RIVER PAUHET.
ron GRAND E6OHE. ALExAN.
IL = DRIA. EGG BEND, NormaD's. Bar
~ bins, Wares and way landinRs-1'he
NEW HART ABLE.
hiehard Sinnott master. Geo. HAMILTON elers
'.s, u fse " ADAMS st ., oommercIal Place,
b s..EFreiaht consigned to wharfhoat mouth
Che steamer bart Able viii be forwarded tree Of
charge. ice
KOUNT2 IiINE-hED HlVHH PAUKET.
IT, FOR SHREVEPORT OOUHHATs
kEEssa56aakE Ia. Grand Eeore Alexandria. Nor
way landings steamer r "'o' Gnu '''
KATIE r. kOUNTZ,
Henry J.. King, master.
Leaves on THURSDAY. January 9. at 6 D. m
4 For oil inf9rmaien ;, apgly y the office Of the
Y. O. DENTZEI,, Freight Agent,
Ias 1DG Gravier street.
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[ REAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS Avn rxvv a.
LEANS RAgLnOAn.
THE REaT nnrrrr "a /.

LIE Uf5oI MUTE EANT.
q, rains will leave and arrive at the Cal,,ons
follows ~ iets. W
=, Leave Arrive
M NIP. h ~. ! soo 2. M KTp No a. to.is a. m.
mo NOS and run daily. Nos. and daily eas
.fULLMsN PALACE SLEEPING CANS
Through. TO LOUISVILLE. CfNUINNAiTri
AND gHIgAdQ WITHOUT CHANGE. and f6r
sT, LOUIS Sleeper 10 attached at Milan. en-
ablinR passengers to go through Without leev-
Ing the train. Only ONE CHANGE no NEW
YORK and EAsTERN CITIES.
=, ricketts, for sale. befths secured and ipforma-
Common. 'V'"o. oa
p. SHELDON Ticket Agent.
.UHANDLER. General Passenger Agent.
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OUACHuTA mpvER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
,.,,.,.,. TRANS pORTATION COMPANY.
WEEKLY UNI TED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves TUESDAY. jan. 7. at 8 u. IN.
II II :. FOR 0UACHITA CITY. MONROE.
II Trenton. and all town landings on
Black and Ouaohita rivers = The
splendid passenger steamer
JOHN u. HANNA,
jock W. Blanks master. Clerk Ben G.. Corn we'll
Will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board or TO
Capt. =. A. BLANKS. President,
No. 1O6 Grayier street.
GEO, D. HITE. BHITTON b EpPfER j, n.
OARIIN, JANNEY q WORK, LORD Il Mo.
PE.AKE. n. W. ADAMS, Agents.
Connects regularly with steamer Bertha Brup.
ner Tor Bayou D'Arbonne. steamers Acme and
Jimmie Baker for Bayou Bartholomew and ia
line river. steamer Tom Parker for Little and
Iensaa rivers. jas tt
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSFORMATION COMPANY
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Jan, 9. at s nm.
IT, FOR CAMDEN, ELL DORADO
kRsaSssssakt Ouaehta City, Monroe. Trenton aud
all landings on Black and Ouaebita
rivers = The fine new light-draft passenger
steamer
JoHN HOWARD.
7. W. Carlton master. 70. II. Perry clerk.
will leaye as above. For freight or passage ap.
ply on board or to Il. A. BLANKS President,
Ofhgs No. 100 GrnvieI street.
apE40, ?. HUE IIrJ BRITT TOM EPPiER: J, H.
PEAKE. Agents. ja7
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tensaoola-Per steamer Amite-5 bales cotton to
fier NO. ~ '"s' ="
SsscAgeula-per schr wilhelmins--45.o goo feet of
mper to IL Buddg
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BAxor, sAwA.

KQUNS' DAILY MAIL LINE.
In connection with the New Orleans and TEXAS
Railroad.
NEW ORLEANS TO BAYOU SARA.
Beginning December 49,
,.n-n THE FLEET SIDE. WHEEL,
kazsst United states mail steamer : ''''''
MARY IDA.
G; I. Kouns. Master. Henry d. Kouns, CLERK.
Will make CONNECTIONS daily texceut Sundaysj.
al Donaldsonville. with the New Orleans ma
Texas Railroad, and carry passengers u al: In
termediate gostoficees between Donaldsonyiiie
and Bsyou Sara. making the time between New
Orleans and Bayou Sara In sixteen hours
weather aud water permittingl. This will en-
able passengers to. reach the city before dark,
and is want long felt by the public. The
MARY IDA
will make connections with the railroads RIM
ping into Port Hudson. Baton Rouge and Bayou
Sara and the through line will offer ali faeiii-
ties ,or the transformation OF express matter,
r. addltlpn 70 carrying passengers and mail
For further information apply to the under.
each b oat John Ef,ffMg v"
Agent Kouns Line Steamers. No. 4 Gonti Street.
@. E. PAYNE,
IoHu. de1p II
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Receipts a. the ola Rasiu

Unite River-Per steamer Jsnnie-ao00 coo shipgle,
lss 70 order
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~ Railroads.
JR0AGE LOUISIANA AND TEXAS Rail
I ROAD

l4unry 6--2i bbls molasscs Ia bhds eurar II Gally
Drsyfns--ia ID A Given & Son Conger
elty--m do So bbs molasses l bbls sugar to r p
~ hbls moiasses Robert Hsre--s0 Bush Le-
Ghpp Bros &co--7 L Bibolet4-i6 to Richard
GeQ-lbJ NJ Walsh--s bbls sugar ID McNair
1900 cotton Robert Hare-2 bales uoss to
Hg-S 90 John Calder hhds hides L Ter.
suudF1es 10 order-Total eacks seed cot
Ands engar hbls sugar $50 bbis molasses
Cnneon-Per steamship 10 ephine-l5 pkgs
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January $40 hhds sugar to John Calder
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M EW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
~ fMOBILE FAST LINZ

NJ EW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
~ fMOBILE FAST LTNEj
THE SHOHTEaT AND OUICEFsT norTTn
TO ALL EASTERN CITIES.
On and after Wednesday. Foysmber IN. fs7s.
trains will arrive and leave dapt,t fnnt ~ tas5cf
street, as follows - S"'s
LEAVE. Appfvr
Nc. Passenger No. Express
daily, except daily s.s...I..s. as n n,
,1sunaay ...... 1880 am. No. Passenger
NC. Express daily. except
daily .t...... 500 pm. Sunday. $50 p.ms
NO. - Coast Mo. Coast
daily. except daily. exeent
Sunday ..... $3.50 pm, Sunday. =. ~ ban a M
No. Passenger Nos Psssenger ,''s
Sunday onty.T.y am Hupdav on v o M n m
Tickets may be- obtained and Rjaei,ln0 Gar
Bsrths secured In advance on application ct tie
office corner Camp and Common streets. oppo-
site City Hotel.
D. b. ROBINSON. Superintendent.
dl ~ j. WsCOLEMAN. Ticket Agent
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MARINE NEWS.
OrTIUH NEW ORLEANB DnnfUURAT,
January 7. 1879.

January Y. 1873.
Clearea Yesterday.
v i bsrk f)sthsrina, Renmanescn, for Rcnen--
Frericbs 4 Seyme
80 belle Hooper, Gilkey, for Baltimore
EA York
Arrlve1
No arrivals from sea yesterday
STEAMBOATS,.
N 4 Lee, Campbell. from vichsburg
- Kounts King, from Shreveport
3shn MeElroy. from Baten Rouge
e Howard. Carlton from Camuen
- Louise, Brinker, from shreveport
SSahen Bread. from Washington
4 & t3sy. Brown from Bayou sara
~ Tete Aueoip. from Bayou Lsfourehe
"a Wsyy Dslferes. from Baysu Iafourohe
q & peck, Ransom, from Bayou bafourohe
&Htspef Cemstook. from Bayou Goula
&aseo Crawford from Washington
mi irvine. vallstte. from Lower Coast
1ssje B. Rolls, from Bayou Barataria
i1SvfhA Bassett, from Port Eads
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.ICHssBss.. esEEsvlLLE AND BENDS

UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
FOR GREENvILLE. VIOKSBUIG AMI rup
BENDS 'D
Leaves every TH TUESDAY at sp. m.
IT, = FOX GHEENvILLE. VJGRHhrrRn
AND the Bsnds-The new and mao
nthcegt passenger steamer ''s
y. m. WHITE.
J. M. White MASTER. (J,,rf tfol,ras a,.~.
eeonnscti9g at vigksburg with Parisoft y7 fJna
for al points on Yasoo md TallahatcHis rivers
Bpat reserves the right TO pass all landings
tnat the captain may deem unsafe
...a yANNEY d WORK.
Sein II. w. ADAMS
win give through bills OF iedine To Tra,,o,,
Monroe and all stations on Vieksfnro lpravunn.
port and Texas Railroad. via Della. III.
W. D. BKOCKETT. Agent.
~ MnGHZjun etreat
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LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN .. =. Lgrl

~EEfA. The steamship
.11lEa6G CHAMELEON.
80 Valiant. Commander
will sail on Or about January ii, 1875. from
wharf. loot OF Esplanads street.
VIII recstYe cotton and sign through bflls
Cr0nstadt.
These eteanshfpe, being OF light draft WIN
cross the bar of the Mississlppi nj All fisnss
without detention,
For freight spply 10
DECAN b CO..
0eR " 1879 9rsvier stregf
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THE NEW oRLEANs DEMOCRAT MONDAY, JULY Il ls7e:

now derive from the currency bonds,
The business demand for this circulation
was 30 great that 1t was necessary to impose
the enormous and unconstitutional tax to
suppress 1t, and though that tax is not q d.
rect tax upon the people, 1t ia a burden to- the
extent that 1t depriyes them, In the interest Of
the national banks, of the needed and neces.
sary money facilities the State banks could
and would furnish.
BY eircumventing this tax the Constitsl.
tional Convention will both rebuke the Fed
eral power that imposed the wrong, and
place III the hands of their people O great
political, commercial and Industrial power
We earnestly hope the Convention will not
permit this opportunity to pass unimproved
In reputation there Is no real relief for the
taxpayers, while 1t will cause bur
MOL, loss Of credit, alienation Of capital
and censeless and bitter agitation. II
the currency plan OF settlement there
ia satisfaction to all parties and great
relief to every class Of the community. The
two plans are before the Convention. To-day
there Ia clamor for repudiatlon, but sooner
or later the people will learn the sad, bitter
clinging folly and disaster Of such course
and they will turn with indignation upon those
representatives. who turned their backs npor
a solid and real measure Of relief and peace tx
win the transitory applause Of mistaken
annfimerlt
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We sincerely trust that our telegraph cor
respondent In Memphis over-estimates the
danger of another epidemic In that city,
though the situation Is certainly very threat
ening. The people Of New Orleans deeply
sympathlze with those Of Memphis, and we
are sure that in case the worst fears are
realized and an epidemic again scourges the
latter city, New Orleans will render oil the
aid possible
In this city, up to date, there has not been,
this summer, q single case Of yellow fever, nor
even suspicious one. The health OF the
town is excellent; the sanitary condition is
better than 1t has been for many years past,
and there does not seem to be the slightest APP
prehension among our people, and we do not
think an epidemic In Memphis need, In the
least, alarm us. In 1873, most terrible vol
low fever epidemic ravaged both Memphis
and Shreveport while In New Orleans there
were only few sporadic cases; so few, In
deed, that they created no alarm whatever.
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GRAND HOTEL|
Point Clear. Ala.

rT,HIs DELIGHTFUL RESORT 10 N0N
l. open for the reception Of Guests, md
under the present management no effort VIZ
be spared to secure the comfort and pleaaurt
Of all who visit the GRAND HOTEL. The no.
TEL BUILDING Is new, clean and comnas
dious. It Is situated on q point Of land extend.
Ing out from the eastern shore OF Mobile Bay,
affords splendid view Of that beautiful 4. shsa s
of water, BY which It fs surrounded on threo
sides and is visited at all times by the deliehts
full breezes. thpt sweep over the. bosom OF tlg
bay from the CUT of Mexico, into which
opens, ten miles below Point Clear. SPLENDlD
SALT WATER BATHING can be had within
few ateps Of the doors of the hotel FISH ana
OYSTERS in abundance. The elegant l g
pressure steamer Annie makes daily trips be
tween the hotel and Mobile. o distance Of eig1.
teen miles. carving the United States mail
postoffiee being situated In the hotel-thus ID
curing daily mail Communication. 1.
Comm utatinn tickets. good for the season, u.
sued by the N. Q. and M. Il. r.. at 50 80 Tor W
round trip.
RATES OF BOARD, $40 TO $45,5
according to location of room. Liberal ras4
made for families or parties for the seas0k
Address DICK ROPER. .
Manager Grand Hotel. PointCle Ala :or tot
boz 155, Mobile, Ala. je21 I'M
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The Co,trier-yo,nnal has the story that the
members of the Brooklyn presbytery are
furious at the reception which Talmage has
met with In England, and will try him again
on the same old charges the moment he lands
Ia this country. They go so far as to state
that he Is the concoctor and author OF aat the
laudatory dispatches concerning himself
which reach this country. Talmage is un-
doubtedly enjoying great triumph over In
England, but It Is only short one, and one
that will, In the end bring about his ruin
and destruction.
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u. A BURKE, Managing Editor.
DEMOORATIO PLATFORM OF 1876 AMI
1873,

That the Democratic Conservative party gf
1hs State Of Loaisiasaa in Convention assem-
bJed do hereby yeiterate ell the pledges cor
saised m the party PLATFORM adopted IN July,
l876 and particularly The fettoWing, to mt:
We hereby pledge or party % The aattsfac-
Non Of all the legal obligations issued By The
Htnte of Louisiana: to the most strenuous e.
forts in the direction Of reform and On eco
somscal administration Of the government es-
pecsallu to the abolition Of asl unnecessary pub
Mc Offices; to the reduction Of The fees and sat1-
9tes of office to The STANDARD Of a fair rena't-
neratjon; the consequent reduction Of tdration
o. the loauest possible limit commensurate NTH
the necessary expenses Of the government and
THE PRESERVATION OF ugE PUBLIC FAITH.
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YT,HE GRIP COTTON TIE, AFTER A TRIAL
of three. years has proved itself the Cham
and that does not mpar bs streneth Of W the
bale band The on y Tie that brings cotton bales
to the market with all the bands on. The only
cessfully used with the steam puller-which Is
compelled to discard all others for the Grip.
10000 ba es cotton at The com nresses have had
their ties thrown away for the Grip at q loss to
the planter OF STOOD 100000 bales will be
served the same this year, at loss of $4,000 to
the planter.
It is more quickly put on the baling press.
and with our Sretcher." turns out the bales
IS per cent sma Ter than any other Tie
JOHN 3. LAFITTE q Co, Managers
iY1S I'm Louisiana Cotton Tie CnmnanY
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FOR SALE.

E,OR SALE-BOILERs OF ALL KINDS. AT
= the old established steam boiler, manufae-
tory OF JOHN WARD. No. 900, 262 and 264 South
Peters and No. 81 Callope street. All boilers
sold for fange iron guaranteed not to crack.
Boilers made on short notice, Prices as low as
the lowest. Send for estimates. Address Post
office box No. 1854. New Orleans. La je11 Am
EloR sALErBY J. s. sAUNDEHs-A BEAU
thu LIZ SUMNER fan, resdene e at Biloxi Miss
acres deep house eontaiEpng three large front
stables; also twelve bearing orange trees,
grapes. fgs and fruits Of various kinds. All II
good repair and freshly painted. Apply to j. s..
SAUNDERS. Valenee street. near Camp, form
erly OF 1894 Magazine. ap26
E,OR sALE-sTEAM ENGINES AND BOIL.
i ers. both new and seeond-ha Draining
Wheels. Pumps. etc. Saw Mills. Cotton Trucks,
Grab Wenches. Jaekserews. Crate Bars. Furnace
Mouths. Wrought Iron Works. Brass and Iron
Castings of every description. Also. one second.
hand Steam Fire Engine and one small Prepel-
lor at OLARK'B FOUNDRY.
Corner Race and Tohoupitoulas streets.
au 25tf
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q necessary connection" between the local
offices and party politics that who shall oe-
cupy the offices depends entirely upon party
politics, and, therefore, that they ought TO be
interminably and lnseparably confused
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On the eighteenth instant, J. L. Goodbar, Of
Memphis, published an advertisement IN The
Avalanche, Offering q wager OF $500 that there
was no yellow fever In that city, and S25C
that there would be no epidemic there this
summer, the bet to remain open for three
dnya.
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SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.
= ALLEGHANY COUNTY, i

Nine miles from Allegheny station. G. d OH
T.. sixteen miles from Greenbrier White Sui
phur and one mile from Old Sweet 6prinm.
Weat Va, $ss.&
Famed for their nervine tonic and Alternative
powers. as d beverage and bath. Open III
reception of visitors June 1. 1879.
Finest tonic Baths In America. Ladies' PInneA.
Baths, Gentle1pen's Plunge Batha. Also bsshs
ing establishment for Hot and Warm Baths
supplied by mineral water from the SPRINGS.
watering place. Telegraph, express and post.
office In hotel
Board 81 SO per day. s14 per week. 40 psf
month. Special contracts made for familiesf
large pa, ties. For information In. regardi ID
these waters send to JOHN r. WILSON,
Late OF Allegheny Hprinks,
Proprietor Sweet Chalybeate Springs. Alleghanys
county. Va. Je20 cod 9ms
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DIED.

CARRIERE-On Sunday July 20. at Il o. M,
Louise Leveuue. wife Of Victorin NJ. Oarriere.
The friends and aeGuaintanees OF the Oar
riere and Leveuue families are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral from the residence
Of her parents. No. e9s North Itampart street,
between st. Anthony and Bagatelle streets, at II
o'clock A. m. Monday July al.
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AUCTION SALES.
~ Montgomery n Go.

p.prnp SET IN WALNUT AND REPS.
ELEGANT PLATE MAN TEL MIRRORS.
w.IN1tT EXTENSION TABLE AND CHAIRS.
PAINTINGS AND ORNAMENTS.
GREENWOOD PIANO. GLASSWARE. AND
j, TABLEWARE. BED ROOM FURNITURE.
AND A VARIETY OF HOUSE
KEEPING GOODS.
All TO be- sold at auction. on account OF relin~
= = nnishing housekeeping.
nN MONDAY JULY ri, at Il A. NJ, AT No.
~ 102 Felicity street
The entire contents OF the premises.
;n1o nj Auci0neers.
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E,OR RENT THE VERY DESIRABLE TWO
tween st. Charles and Uarondelet str, cts: con-
tains half saloon par!ors. dinlngroom. kitchen
per month till October l. Apply to
J. G.. MOREY,
Jackson Railroad Ticket Office corner Camp
and Common streets. ie29
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TO BUSINESS MEN AND ALL PERSONS
CONCERNED.

OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR OF WEIGHTS
and Measures First istriet.
New Orleans July 20. 1879,
Having removed my office to Natchez Alley.
near Camp street. for the better aecnmmoda-
tion OF business men residing in the First Dis
triet. who desire to have their platform scales
inspected / beg to call the attention OF all par
ties Interested TO the fact that am prepared to
r. inspect and correct. free Of charge, any such
scales which may be out Of order.
Public weighers can also send their beams to
my office to De tested, reinspeeted should they
require 1t.
Branch office at James Waters's, No 122 Delord
street.
V. LAMANTIA Inspector.
JASPER DIAMOND, Deputy. jy2O BIT
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SUMMER RESORTS.

nAnp1Tz =. NEWBEEBY.
rHARON ALUM AND GHALYBEATR
- = SPRINGS.
sharon. Bland county. Val
This watering Place, about eighteen. miI8sE
north Of Wytheviile, VA.. will be open for ths
rec Of visitors June 70. next
This place has been greatly improved and
vs ais Of Visitors. The turnpike road from
Wytheyills depot to the Springs is In flrst4raks
Board, per month of as days s2s eg I
Board per week. -; -. % a
PASSENGERS for these Springs Will leave thxE
cars at Wytheyille depot. on the Virginia and
Ten nessee Railroad DAILY malls to the Spri6es|
Every effort will be made on the part 81 lhs
proprieors to make. guests comfortable md
theft stay at the Springs agreeable and pleaBs
ant. ..t..,u.
Gated at the Springs.
Altitude $500 feet above sea level.
BAENITZ b NEWBERRY.
iy12 an proprietofa
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES.

The Times conceives that it has something
to do with sentiment expressed by the
DEMOCRAT, depreeating the disposition mani
tested among the people Of the parishes to
throw off party organization and discipline
ard 20 into the next election divided into in
Vulnerable personal followings The Times
thinks that this disposition Is anadmtrable
enc, and that It ought to prevail, It is Just
the thing needed by the parishes.
ssrhe local Offices" 1t Is argued. shave no
necessary connection with or dependence upon
party politics and should not be confused
with them" In the advocacy Of this doe
trine the Times goes on as follows. in accord
ance with It's usual processes Of reasoning
which are invariably rs much Ia the interest
of the Republicans as that paper dare make
them, In a community where 1t derives 1t sup
port entirely from Democratic patronage:
The farmers. planters. ,hauics and lab2 {, !
ers In tho country want honest. and capable
men to administer their, immediate, affairs.
and ii Is their right as well as their interest to
sees s ena e hs na ars a1
lie party theories. Their functions relate
t9 ne n h9 bsre e o. par
question involved. In large cities and In State
or national politics II has been found, necessary
or at least advisable to work through the me,
dlum Of d regular organization. but In rural
Communities no such argument can apply.
The common object is to secure capable men Of
Integrity and Intelligence In the parish offices.
and, where the voters are neighbors. this ian
be ACCOMPLISHED without any resort to party
machinery. Indeed 1t is much more apt TO be
accomnll shed without such resort. and the
people are much more likely to be honestly
and ably served. It fs self-eyident truth that
the whole State would be benefited. and q
md ho1 m n hare bA found In
public places everywhere. II our local noipina-
tions and elections were conducted without
any reference to the cliuues and party authori-
tes-in many If not all instances self-constf-
inf
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L,OR RENT-THE STORE NO. 81 NATCHEZ
I street. suitable for commercial purposes.
and In good order and repair. For rent low to
u good tenant. Possession immediate. For
terms apply to L. r.. Barrett. No. Commercial
Place, jy92W
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
FOR RENT.

LHOR RENT-FROM OCTOBER / NEXT
L. The front office of the first floor end the
second floor Of the building No. 1876 Gravier
street, next to the Cotton Egehange,
Apply to SCOTT MCHEHEE.
iy18 I'm No. 1911 Gravier street.