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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08

Ann l.pavta-; c01cs-sioz Lz, bsy-
sya--oa ,- kElss, O. c1cua1N ls pri-
vase 13ye-sGVers. 1se-a,3 d Mr DzEL q
Cl-.z .erchs1t Ndt5ce - Il, -
/ sFfsSrs'i l1 -sVeEsl r1psrS hct E j. 311ht
t-l q FsCv-e ges-lHe tcW lsrse a1l i-uEg-
Al tle c1zcsss,oc Fl Atslrylac d tha
. c1l3-tiCEs % ikc teEgc-. tAe Sll.ac ~
T R,rcec, tlc S-ltsn - $50 acl a certain
. TuEo-glcg lave cs,ls1 tc NJ De-t znd
I - ssS,clsre> tke slsCllis ~-Vsrslglry q
a llrce pggylc- 20 theiT 3-z1il1o1, 3 tsrsi-
/ -cEl shl-t - lSrge - t1s UreSe-- kerlb-
-c - fulnce- u is stated th1t tv tha
ter-S u t1e Charters Wlt1-1 thls lz-.-e
ts-rl-l-y ttc Company sEe invested gith
pculr ~ Lic md ,ies-h CVsr tha i1hzhit-
ants ul-1 az tn ltS1lCts r,gh-s - rroE-
s-ly ves-el in ,te S-l-Sc OVaE tLe s15l =
~ cl---y and the rigki O. iisg1-s e
tte sDs. a. ~ a. -ha rights CVer the
IL r-'l-cc-lo--s - the ccuE-ry. uhzthar
-lDszE- vs-e,ah-s. cr 1rs-z.lL With ths
r-.,1-s lt -1slIE EE>> cc5r1rS Ul-sy.
c-sstr-y a. ANY and uavy- lsyylnS c-ss-
tl--s Tstss On hozzs and f1rssEn traia a-.i
s1lpKl---- Snd ccher due> and rzUeS oftha
Inhabitants a. O. Inn tNLr De1-i might
sasE1 gpod ~ sIrs-tlssr. roEe-hsr W-th
Al u-heE powers s1i ul-k.S Usually ersr
c-ss1 - ami beAoZg-E- q sovereign
rulsrs. and which ths Sul.au chsrehv ,iess-
-z-Rd q kln,. u his cEn frse viii eTh
>1ertHr ssvs = thsse o11cassso-s- Prs@
1gsuve< co1ld TX bs Ersstsr. and IN
ts-3 tLsTv ars vague rights - prupsrry
-c-3sd N The coCcesslors wLich 10
E-rcpezn s5vsrsiEE evsT possessed q
wulii cs-ie 90 zEv ou1queuuE- and uhich
TsSt rhe c1rceSSlozzrlsS sl-h au-b1-i-v
sach a. even ths East Inils Conperv
-eTsr possessed
Elis ! e ooupaIstivsly nsE usJzeuen-
tuT the nilstzsErh ce1tUry- Fu5u -usn
beginnings EIest thing couse- ana shera
: 70 telling what n-zy b. ths reSult = tl,a
BTDeo Conpsny On has 0aIy o. I1oS
q tha h-s-ury q the East In,iis C,-znusnv
O - Ehz- night sr1ss- A. rresr -hirrs
a cd John CODPDy EanzEsd % d. are
- hksly ever 80 - d31e zgsiu. h-r ve-v
events a-1g zriss and seEio-,s I
4 flLl1Ds-ic o1uzulIezrions clze zbD7r |
Ibo1gh fsr removed f1uza tke scene. and Z
IL directly Interested n The uas9ssr, Hz- /
Esl nsi fran her positio1 II the Psczkc /
,s11ot hut b Insarss-ed II this nl0seuaert. 1
& ! one which her ssstes11en ezun0s 4
lllgE % pass Unisr their eyes withous /
st-dy- IN Great Britain a large and
-nEusEtial body. a the had q which :
.ir- Rlchsnl N P zre strongly opussa,1
. tn c11EcssS51a- They srs uf ozIs1iOri
LII 7 VII lsad t. oolEsSo1 Essh f1rsigu
rgEers and az nos snnouS khst tie e51-
essSozs sh0uld b rsscinde,d A osusiier-
ne sgIzst1oa 4 gU5ng On sgszrst ths
'gvsEDeEt- L VII = interesting 70
Tsteh the event Ii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08

Z = . S-saa 7Ssy IA ~ Tcs.sS s-s ass eesss,
Asszz2zs-e WA vA.ss eess ~ = ~ Lsxss,sSz-s.
Nay sxcs-Szs 1ess. wes;A b asa sscecas hz,
Az as sce1 ess as1sss sAex ksFs eetc-s ~
rGs1c. z--S1- - S-NSes1 sec1-. aSt-stst NJ. k.i
srSzszs--y zsssssl lssAaa-.S <zzS,szS -ss EczS-
.1z cz7z1 -, s-ss1si &c. - -aa-ss-S g srSeSss
zla - s-czeass asi Essse vs-T .l.sis aAs-. Il !
10 syacG S-s sEs-,r EzAz ; G-rxcs1N s1sS-s<-ei
= SaE ZCrs-zzSE- z-E .zS----icc.s = * zsrree,s
eszs--y- = = - he Acrs& ~ tpssAe-s- e VI,
wea- - heEa-s Nv usx-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08

fes'oss aarss.tl,a. reey,sssf. ef paresa Ma. t.
e>ssrrs IA sssfs reeIss sahsh eh.ias, s..s h.
srvt tsFs eaf Hsts as.k ta tss yise "a sss,e.s.,
Vss $3.50 ., sa-rst A VN." sat sasr.sis,
Ss ss,sEs Ss',s,s' ~. 49, So, = ,''.,E.s
ss,ssss tsssss.y. " 49,, wst,,. !. S,ss,b
sss s,s,Iss !, i,ss..ss srs..,,, d. r,s.,. ,t,,.
-s,,ss, - -, +, q s,.,s,,. -, 'sia. ~ =.
,,.ss,. - ~ ,,ets a., sssyttsF sisia.s,s l,i
-AsN !, lssssss y ss,st 81, ~, -. s = 80 ~
- 80. =, - he ssyss.sfs ~, sssssss Il :,
-, Ns +, x, -st,l ~. = ,S ~ n. - ~ "A, :,
80 !, - ses.as t.a W esss alssastFti'l -
" .ss s,,'', =. 80 5. .. .,' -. - 3 ~ 4 ':. 80,
~ N.,lo lAsg t,,s.s. Il - tNs sl14st sr... ~
,,.sd -, -, ave ss,s ~ 's''N '''A
~ a. ~ ssy,,.,s = ssssssss a. es AA,s h,
~ -, s,s..ss,, 49, ~ ~ ~ s-, ,.,, s,'' 81
IS ssfs ty,ss ~ /. aA.a'Nslss,e,e {
,ss ,'.si .s..,', ''-s.. ',ss e Ass -.
,.is ~ sess 3 81, 80 = 81 s., -. s.,,. :,
s,, a, sss..s -. - 49, - fss s.s .s'i - v, =
80 f,Ns safsats slss,tl tsseafass2siias - al ~
sssis s,,L ti't a5ss.Issss Ases 49, - ~, ~, n,
,,.- l.sss'ss l's''issl ssisA askt5s :. usil !,
" 49, ss,sNs., ~ = a., ,,ss,is, 10 "a. a.,
tlNs s4hasi ssnsf uatrass IA saasstss,r, ~
- .a, -, a - ,s.ist = ~ - gsssssls q
sesa rs haFe - rrsoar,s ~ ts r-s,--l 49, ss, -
f ~ f1ce. fasif goels hr.sz isstss ~ -. ~,
ht.F - 81 iafgl ~ sAat t1sF "a Fes
. flisf.e staefa. = - k11siae ~ usteh Hes-.
a. 80 we eftta allee s,1at rfiss ~ ~ ~. -
ri - h.stis "a tuliarst kaslIsk esIaIrs =, H.,
- = - tfts y fecra' leslale fsffrr,,l = -,
sse- taai a. Paoas scaetsl AZ 80 ar.,a ~.
- llass sasae, Ma tsaessas IAaf A.t =, -
49, -asl 49, - tasa. utsy; a,.e isesasi ~,
.F = ~ S1e ~ Csse Aftart tAxy iss -, M.
t.f Necs taai ne nElaf1slzfsrs - - a. -
- % eaiT, - 81 tsaHfitraa - iIs afursf e,s1,f
e1 ~ feaaf4res, lqt - fncrieare lhEf thas st H.
ef,tll eaaters haii aay. all cacctl4r fs.aI.s -
80 atsg Ntfss a. tts ceeaF psre fAss 49, ..si -
= nsaa, - Naai eaa - ef,e'l - 81 FssiiisS an,
Ass-s n-ch ui-rtSsa lf tAI, whss III. ,.,li -.
-f eAFsci- - -. a. asast. tfs,-d satrh~. rsr.T ~
$50 e-el afataff scskltfz rzirisrsf 49, 49,, H.
- = l21i n !eres; Ard rs4s1-r Ia -. rl.rk ~
.a1.,ls- h,t eo,a are ~sssatitf "a .-s.i s,7ls
Lee frl1rs rsaectklIg n HatcArs- -, -.
~ -iss.11 sas, Ent ear hl.iars. l., rS -. -
haleers, Eaaleye- tAe cssf, hciiu - 49, .f.l
t-ls-f - .ars s-ea n zPscKea-zt Ia euaIrr "a -
49, a casi - zrHzs cf disccFerte. an< iu.n-,s-
-sls IN --lceileFg aad - Easzsti caz.rs =, srr,i.
asri-ff -ltii sc tTEly skE Naifharl Wtsrk-. 4.
= iife grsr- I-c tks scss Eafckr. uIase -
4 u ~ ieHef --att> th- arr siIhin tke r.rh ~ -
: 49, = - cans eagrs- oaE pr'cs- srr a. - a.
- - "a 70 ~ a11 a. tos ihrE ufl ~ WstrAr.
49, - l,i-e tlc 1ctAlls sss'a y ul1eAfarrv ~.
- - tlf p1oit e1g .i patek ahil- -, sr- ab,.f
- - ag Froler 7rsce ~ g. T1r mu-r vc. ~ =,
- 81 e tke eeitrr s1ii.5r, ya viii heiu fkr rul
- -ceriFes - chea 7aesssakiif si-.ccnd. fasser
Fo-- A----i~.rl Ma a.. - 49,. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08


ny q cc-rs-1c- = uiz--srs -aka
E-sce n -Z> CIV -LE-s --s- - So 81
C-S 1-S--sS1-- q -lz--srs- Stsc1 l-uu.vs
-Le E-Te---z-i 11l - LsEzs-a---s- n
guests - lEsoC c0---z--s ard -La r-u.s,-
11E lf L,o1Cs-S SA--i5 Re t-L,y i-s--sss,i
IL --EcL-e-T q tEs lzw f-r sec-rinr
IT, --El--> ce lE-1rs-s- zs vel - ths rI-l-.s
q pE,srs : detective II tie lzhc-vr
rsi->sS O. V--z O. ~ z-c--i q s7,s-ess
l-r s1E- tlf ru-l 2 l. clHi-- L. sS-zt-
E>-e5t l. lsAsr eC---rSes~ shs7s e-nh1--
E-s >yScszS . r-ls p-eyzz- cEses II ,kS
E-l E-s ca-etriLly E-1yiisi FIX Esrs
--zrE = rss-v ~ prOvlsscz- The C-E-
-EccsS ~ IZEoL S-i cshs- E--i1sh
ccl---e> c. w-aa1 I-1E- c,l7l5s, r----7
S-z-s. rs-u--e ths E-ssa-ee e rLvs5-ss-
1- sec- sS-z-s- uZ a VsS1ss-ce - nsa-. tkrr
D. Gan 6s,sr---e s-v cufs-11- cs ss-}S-s~s
l- ls1--- zt cC1ck --ccs- T. a-- tt--'v
ie-s-i -lE- e1c1 r-s-sz.i-- s---is --s--.-
tz-- g T1y,1c-s- zt II eva sxug-ss. uhs-
sll-li . t--e' Tt7> = e --s-ee- vi,-h
cc-vcz--c-. Iae -p-ccecr1- - t1h-r
>-l--s1 sls7 -se ssrll-s-l y 'slzee3 E.so1cztt
--f7s - t1e E-vsscac- % cC---ucs izs-r
E-'sy1-- r. ltlcr cc--t-1a>- ard d 5. tc-rf
i--yt S-c- rC-seCt1c- secel3 --t D. istt G,
tle cPszerca Ct Scze-z' lsw> t-t thst
gs--lcr-a- pecs,-S saocti te iaS5z-ssei
o. C-tlrce tlsSe a~Ss a pccS-- c>shcf
u-,- pew e. sui.-c hecupe- s1e lzNco-S
s-'a tee c-s.- ewes = t-.stssi ,.- 81 cr,-at
= se--et, VAT g .oiz-ee-t Fr,.ci5os.
sll1eS,1 g- ~ rs-t. -ets rsrih
--szr1sS t1e p-szseos o- brsuS ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08
NOTES

IA AsyAl FrNssassrazssG ealess, - lsssslai.-s
sac=sA<r t-< tAe Ses-as,A x ss-hss hzS=~SS -
>sE--aty. Arr- sStA "a n. Accz9 = cG- Z -
z-sAsr,sy ccaz----
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08
Nolles q - q -

rUNHE sSBER. FeNrp efvrs earrtp
fhat rf friar -I rrfsf 20
.e1it'n -rrtfeEl rrfi ff.~ % fafes.I.. .e n.
heri'inr A. r. ffrrs Ntt-r f.-rf III - |t4
rfflser fIf HHHI I.Hrr n IssH 70 .
nc t-ci srclrr'i D. s-Ia fIls-r s-
s-rtra stf ftr sIes -er q fE.ta r..
fr.
SATURDAY, the astk ssy q Narck. Iss2
tt ti4eriotk acse srst rles.s-a rr
rirrirtl VS..
AT ihsi Tsft n aat ia5t. r. r.tsa. n.H-.
t-stfiN-i Ir r r IiIa = So H..n.
fetrns-f aeH fe4e
y H.th AIS ~ u....s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08

TNCuANsFRS cfrrfrr .TT-Il,.F.

- ICI1t ist pl<TElt 1araI - isrssa L
fnrssftIrf ~ ~ AaIaIa - 14lIN y INt rNI1t| ~
Naka-a, Naai iferfasrl .-Ir Ierrta1s
~ rrniinf tri aIitr ~ aefI1fra - lHaa N1sT-H
ari rass n. fssrrtl ss4taz 49, llls'a0'1I IaI11
ifarrksssl 81 fsrcsaairf Ns4aaa.s Eaat treasrl q
ssaii.-i - ircte,r. t-l i-ss - i4relrrt g. $50
tnss - ssIa eiIII
h ]. srsrs,S. issr rut E-ntN lrnfl taFe ae
a. af = a. ~ cet ul'crs IA slE - -
NrfF .ta rarf - AfalltE stla IIlIl.aN - 49,
if<ieas thai 10 azrrrI sesr--s. - ~ aasss.
Nfrrr.IrI Nrf@FF 1aII Ef1HN.
NHE rHrN tKnEN T.ras. I.l..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08

% L. ;. hAHrstA. issa - acrr'r11. f-rFasl q.
,haateIr. orfnrs tiela A b Sea- 4lIrf aalT.|r
kac1arl 2 hlrkrrrra lAfriatrlrs1rr Inr aat1IH
:. ksrtlaN air 70 NlTTtIIa I1fHasfI aHf4aIr
o. - nIiourl g - is aad css.ers ara-.f sra r
>1ia ara tsks ne. '.t $50 eaF rr s.ar.4al
tin sd ~ -r4rfl-s fssa- t.i azlftss .s =
srrt.
o. = .-fr-ri. issl FHsRtN fe.1-sH sa0r
A n 49, "a te-aarka - aefers rta ~ r|....a =.
Nrar1rr~. A tlr Nslri Hrlsr. .rrs.HH
in,trc-.rd rsf i1'a 41t tafte alr1r sd 49, Hlr.-
N t1ry aarr. frrF - sl1ra at.r Hfr
Aud tasi tais cll'rr. > ~ ka. s-sa--r L. -.
aseft ir t1e 7 uteaaaH t=1sFI a r..'
nafri e. Hyre-eif. q a. -.Ia alf y "a q 3
~ f14Nt o. % nn
caisi srsf'r- saa.er- c-rr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08

g-.x.-- s- - azv q &C., & -
-ss---~ Xxx q FrucAZ-
a1s O. r--.--s- =. E1-szzzcs q Ok
----s--- .-l- ~ Ns-rasES * sEss lszisay-zvs
- ef~ r ar- E=-51= & ssss-eiE- a. -
p E-la--1 l-1- a- or lzzi-1. 1t 51ua1-aE- So
~ sss7-- i rzelar uzs-,zss e. = '-s-k -,r'z
z - Es1v at s-r- g. 2. El--,as=si
p b se-z 1-- E-17T--E.-
a-E e=a-- O-- E-.z - E-1- e.
0-- Eza-s Il ~ Crr u A--l,lzz
Es. Dev % Fs1-1E-z- ~ E-s
- N-1 r-a-1- l-- Ez-
Ek-AEs-s EEA-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08
10 MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC,
JAs DUNN. MERCHANT GLASGOW,

tuAWAftAN VoNSttf
N-irtsk.s "a Fa-,as.s art sAirr-sui efa 40. d.
trisa l-i Cstt .si S,f. s-i an MD Z, -.,,.,,
gfs si -a1ss tItasr nv - trsr,f a. sNlr5-- ~, 5.
At-,s W ss1fVrrf ~ ssIr Inzt aIh as ~ S-,r5
elcci2t a. h,actt'e >rya Ocsg-s esf h s,,i,si
- - r1ii if,1.,s, retssa y teelas rs N trsa
tat o,atrat t-tsc 10 t.sers.
rarfErNate
NN>NE> w ~ tSnfN RteA rf..--.-
my " q GSsFN sfses5srs
nv. = NWAtkKR usaNan
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08
sossIns a APPLETON.

= I-l.-lI Al-lis. NeN lols. Z ; \.
Al a. zssVe Has = Wshh1zi Watrke. f,- -
= ~ sior- - v NeTNERNY. Soic A-rut To- III.
Ala. A;sat f1s he GORHAN STERLING SILvEP.
y AXE Ihe Irsdc szppli-i At tn LcusSt Price
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08

taesstereN FreFkre1 - srrse, ~ eseaS ess,.e
cse - e<<lzre<r e ~ ses4SrrrneS
tzz<. va vi pers1i4 - S.aegtscn ~. u
ser - - cnsr rsserk tsa rks,v sl - y
Sstsece e zkseEt frsEn3s sralrse ,es- .i
sssee& fSns 81, sear e>csssnt n
o4a~s~.k. ASss-sy <sze. t..- - =. :
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08
Srrsrvx torRslxasVHaTrrST q

- a. rtftr ~ fu~NfH 3 sFENtNF ..'--.
klrkrurt. FllTf ~. frsilfF tast| e. .|Ir.'..-.
ircu rcatir- rrt ti1- ~ rtItIa- 70 aa-.as
>frrrr9. rr'r- esrr ttr.rrrt O sre.sref 49, \.
p.trr ts-1s O. y @ ialrtI. Nt'tr1 .rIa H.-.sr.I
ci w. rrcrrrrs tf ss's' fssft V ~era... ~ .t.
o. ftt t.s .lc7t -'lsIs r-r-tH- er1fs Hrs rr.t
ard rtrrrr rrrIH Nre IHi s-r a~. % +. r..
-rltrri ihsf TUESDAY rt- ~ - .f rfrr
Sc b. ~ fse ssnf IS ttflsr srrar-sf rs - =.
~ hf..iuE = a'a Ifr-f,'r et.s4rrl. ra ..r
90 .cr rf Ssh h-sr.ri ~ FeeI'strI .s .'s rr...
ctrgIie, rcrr saf-f rrtsiei t-l .e....rI a -ir.
- - ~ rrfA. 7fftte1- 2 s1Ir t1ll...
nafsi HtrI.llIIa r-sr-sr- e..t
wv D tt ~TfN
ANlsI N M.sH- Na.s|ee
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08
rMINIaTKAroaa NnfIfl


II RI T~TATT OF JAuE~
n lNNNN rf Ntra.IIa. I1sr.aaf Ha4a..a O..
lnl -i.ius agtIns' a. stese rsrsrf sal.Hs st....
-teftt {. eh.iaife rli ttstar rTe7srf
SO - ~ taa- rsir1 ~ go Htfan
o., uierf ~ rsrs rf
HfNH4 Nfrsfr fea
rsrf.farf lsaa .rrlfrf
heir,eiu. ff,rHslf I'D -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08

IN ~aANRER>, tfttss IfIJ I Ittslt.
L =. Itnft'tt 81 nf4I8@I nsaa'sfa IsIan1a
~. nafIc4 e. ~ Ns1sle = AHI~fH q Nsas
-, s.sI f.ertset u IHreaIf
~ r-s.lisr sd 4.nz - rt-a Hre .
NerTrlf A.. slFt.1I ~ Itr Et1.tr u = n Il.HH
.t waEaeasN vr.I F1ftEse'a l.1I1I lrII a.t11'H
- eranInrf sd rrfHcfrr. ieat - - .'.1r.-I 80
r-rQrrts 1IslfIeIIrd 81 INe tFIfs
M. ssl--s.f insl rt4f ESrtf lrrIt V0rs. 0eH
81 u ~ ~ trrfi tr1~f "a aHEaNH. 30 - e.
~ i'rse 40 rtlce o. ts1fiat tali Ea.-I4 So
rH,feficn- st aaT ~ styctd i1e1eIelr. 81 rsF.er
AaN scESt>t ~ - l~Ft
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08
ISea.sasHs cssetIr Itps- s.os-

l y riiif Al nsf1'ff. HaraI.ra sa.aa.a rr Ha-Hra.
fH 80 rtaftsr - fte E<rtrr aE rrG.s rnr0rn
>JiN. 90 WaIIakr. Mss 1rrrasaf
o. rrtlir1 sri z ta- - rrrHrr
lirtsgr. r.EiIIf ttsi ill rrla.H- - =. -
i.-f ui'I arf trrfrrirrf rf ft7. t1Ir.r T.|..a|
sfrIf tfrrrsri. tfrr aH +iI-s.feI.r H-.ar
fnr sid D. lsfrsr- A. trsrrl aa..I
rxrc1trr 90 srit niI
q is alier-t rnsf TIT r>ftF ta1f Est q % .. /.
a. tie tc1rt Nc.sf RI t.Irlr. 10 aI..lt
rsce flr resrias stsf rfi.'rs ial srr sr.I.r. -.
rl1s ef cHf7rt r rrfia. ara assfar rf.-.'a. 81
hrlraf rffif-i -rfrr1
NnS EuHNfNnkr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08

n BARRELS; EXTRA FAMILY
4 Bel = haif t.rr.is: ca. ff.upees Hans. C1s-.
Ea-tcrg oe<Sn- Czsss cllifd<1i1 Cheese Csses Fsfr
4, = 1,sa - ad y p aiis received this day rr
~ = INV ~ anS 10 sale hT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-08


-'- rrrr- sa-.lr-... .a
Ser aaarl- N.-f -.-a.s --.-..
CEkE FEEuEH~s.
So
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-09-09

Il LOST MY MASSA WHEN DEFY SET Me
F,EE.-The latest song jewe! from the great
Music Publishing House of the South.
One ofthos Sc plaintive melodies like "Old
Black Joe,' that touch the hearts of all
lis subject is a faithful old time servant
whom freedom has not used kindly, and
from whom the memories of "Ole Masters
and the "Ole Plantation" call forth the
pathetic lament:
Il am getting old and feeble and my hair
is turning gray.
And there is nc one left on earth to care
for me.
And the hoe-cakes in the cabin they grow
scarcer every day,
Since I lost my massa when dey set me
free"
A song for the South, hut it will ring
through the land. First edition sold in a
week. Handsome blue and gold title page
Price 40 cents. Published also for B MO,
and Brass Band. Ask your Music Dea er
for it, or order from the publishers, Lud
den & Bates, Savannah, Ga.
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In st. John parish the people
pay taxes and licenses exactly the
same as in other parishes, although
there is now in power there IL Pc
lice Jury from which the people
were led to hope for an entire ex
emptiOn from SUCH burdens. 1t
was supposed that with the disap
pearance of Il Radical Police jury
and The installation of one appoint
ed by his EScellency, every thing
would be happy anu prosperous,
and that such things as taxes and.
licenses would be unknown except
in memory.-St. Charles Herald.
The abeve is a far sample of
the senSe.eSs twadd'e Of the Radi
Cal Press. After that party has
stolen millions from the people Of
Louisiana in taxation, when the
power to continue to plunge their
hands in the public Treasury is
taken away, suci stuff as the above
is heard from them.
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The Republicans Thought they
had a Bonanza when they trapped
Malone and went for the indepen
dents with as much vim as a terrier
does for a rat.
Now they have an independent
running against Howk in Tennes
see, II running against their day
ling Chalmers iii Mississippi, Kel
Iogg is running independent against
Beattie in Louisiana and thee or
four independents run in their
strong district in South Carolina.
So by their beloved independents
they are likely to lose the only Dis
tricrS in the South in which they
had q chance to elect members Of
Congress. Hurrah for Mahonism !!
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1t is enough to make a fellow shake
his loose ribs out with laughter to read the
n. Y. Sun and other northern papers of the
same stamp.
The Editors of the New York City papers
climb up to the top of the tail columns
over their Offices, and with a copy of the
River and Harbor Bill that Arthur could
not veto, i'll their hands they ga re around
their city and see works made at Che es
peuse CT the National Government that
AVE probably cost 500 millions of dollars,
then they wave the river and harbor bill,
of 1882 over their heads in which five mil
lions are given to the Improvement of the
Mississippi river, AID bawl out steal, stcal
steal'
1t is not the first time that rascals will
pockets fall ofplunder have been yellow
ing thief. thief, thief, to distract the attei
ton of the pursuers.
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THE brightest I%NTELLECTS SUFEER
MOsT.-Young men who have lead 4 life of
excess and dissipation, reform! Give tsne
to the stomach, regulate the liver and bow
els. trengthen the urinary organs, relieve
those dull pains in the limbs. rid yourself
Of that feeling of nausea, bil~iousness, Ian
guor and nervous debility give tone and
strength to each organic function by using
Browns Iron Bitters :; then will you expe
rience a genial warmth and awakening
life in place of that dead feeling of decay
and dyspepsia, milky urine, etc, no longer
undermine your constitution. Delay is
dangerous.
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Observation-Disclosures in any

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN any
town is a good thing. Live people
who are willing to unite forces and
strength to advance public welfare,
and to protect public interests are
necessary to insure prosperity and
cause progress and action. A Town
with such people, aud a few men
who have public spirit anu energy
to advocate measures for the inter
est of all the people, will always
prosper, and even if unforeseen Cir
cumstances retard progress for a
while, the onward march Of the pub
lie can not be stayed.
Opelousas is a town that has
been organized iu one of the most
beautiful, healthy and productive
prairies in the South for neatly a
century. And in all that time it has
not reared up men enough to vote
a light tax upon themselves to ena
BILE a fire company that has gather
ed together $S00.CO to purchase a
Steam Fire Engine to protect the
houses in which they live from be
ing destroyed by fire. The Fire
Company ought to spend five dol
lars and buy a leather medal ito
elevate III the public square, com
memorative OF the wonderful feat
Of the property holders in their
town in voting down proposition
to raise q small tax 10 buy an appa
ratus to save their property in time
of danger.
Why, Thibodaux, that was not
dreamed Of until years after Ope
lousas imagined she was a big
town, has a Steam Engine, a hand
Engine, Il Hook and Ladder Go.
and a dozen fire wells, and whenev
er the firemen ask for any reasona
BILE aid it is always given promptly
and cheertully.
Any property holder who would
raise any objection would be boot
ed out of town by the little boys.
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RATES OF

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Professional and bnsi.ess cards, including
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A liberal discount to yearly advertisers.
Announcing candidates for office $40, to be
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BILE.
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People, who cannot comprehend the
principle of a jstty, have only to look at
the effect of the high water last spring. in
front Of Thibodaux. The battures that
ordinarily form along the bank, especially
on the North side of the Bridge structure
are washed away, leaving only the original
banks Of the bayou. A full stream with an
increased current very efectdally dredged
all the loose deposits and carried them
away.
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We have conversed this week
with seveIa! planters from differ
ent sections of the prairie and they
all agree that the crops look better
aud promise more this year than
they have done for years back.
With a favorable season more cot.
ton will be made than can be ga
t~hered.-MarksriWe Bulletin.
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WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.

The Iberia Star ends an article
on the Congressional election thus
With Kellogg and Acklen as ri
walls, and Darrall oblivioned, the
only alternative left to Judge Beat
tie is to run as an independent can
didate. in which case he might pos
sibly be elected.
The Iberia Journal says:
Iberia parish is solid for Senator
VIM. Pitt Kellogg to the 18th. Con
gless Third Congressional District.
His majority will be over 1909 in
this parish.
The Morgan City Review adds:
Ifany one doubts, lie, him trouble
himself to inquire, as we have, aud
he will not be long in discovering
that Hon. Taylor Beat,ie is first
choice of both white and black, and
not only in st. Mary but i'll all the
adjoining parishes. AS between
Beattie, Kellogg and AcHleil, MI.
Beattie has the call, most decided
Iy, land dome you forget it,
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The "Can't Get-a way Club" of
New Orleans will give an excursion
to Chicago on Saturday Sept. 16
1882 at $50 p. NJ. by the Jackson
Route. ExcursiOnists will have the
privilege of returning on any regu
lar train until sept. 80.
Round Trip only $17.OO.
This is a good chance for any one
TO visit the west at a low rate.
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The Congressional race in this
Congress District is warming up.
The friends of the various candi-
dates are not idle.
Beattie and Acklen are personal
ly engaged in visiting the voters,
in the different Parishes.
Let the people awaken, this is an
important election.
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THE Democrat continues to as
tonish he natives and marines.
Its two Mammoth editions of August 2G
and September l 1882 surpass anything Of
the kind ever gotten up in New Orleans. 1t
not only gives statistics and information Of
the city of great Importance but also OF
half a dozen Southern States.
Success to such enterprise. 1t merits
and will obtain success.