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St. Landry democrat., 1883-03-10

Capt. Eads, the great engineer, who
built the wonderful St. Louis bridge,
and constructed the jetties at the mouth
of the Mississippi river, earnestly de-
clares that unless the Atchafalaya is
promptly closed up, at the mouth OF
Red river, the whole Mississippi will go
out through it." The Times-Democrat
says:
When the New Orleans Pacific Rail
road began making preparations to con-
struct a bridge at Cburchville the Atch-
afalaya was found to be forty feet
deep there, and the bridge was ar
ran ged for on that basis. When, how
ever, the actual work began, another
sounding showed that the river had
doubled it's depth and was eighty feet
deep. All the plans OF the company
had to be changed, but another sound,
ing, taken in the meanwhile, showed
that the stream had secured out It's
channel to one hundred and twenty
feet-increasing three-fold in few
months.
And it reiterates the statement OF
Capt. Eads, that unless the Atchafalaya
is speedily closed, the Mississippi river
twill, within two or three years, change
| its course and pour down the Atchafa-
laya to the sea-" and "the lower Missls-
sippi will be closed to navigation and
New Orleans left a dead city on small
and tributary stream" The rivers
changing its outlet would hurt New Or
leans and Capt. Eads' jetty. investment,
but it would not hurt the plantations
on the lower Mississippi on the con-
trary, it would protect them from over
flow. The closing of the Atchafalaya
therefore is for the benefit OF Capt.
Eads and New Orleans but the plan
tiers ON the Atchafalaya would gain by
| it also, for they would then be protect
ed from overflow. If the planters on
the upper Atchafalaya have secured to
them some other outlet to the Missls-
sippi river, for steamboats, carrying
their produce, they as well as the peo-
| nile of New Orleans, and Capt. Eads,
oneht to be in favor of closing the river
and OH the same principle, the resi-
dents along the Mississippi ought to be
opposed to it-all the water that goes
from the Mississippi through the Atcha-
falaya, is just so much relief to them
There was a time, not very far back
when the tendency Of the Mississippi to
run through the Atchafalaya, was not
so great that ssas before the days OF
levees. The Mississippi is jettied and
/ levied, and the Atchafalaya is neither
and the water leaves the former and
seeks tile latter. The levies and jetties
! and closing OF natural outlets on the
lover Mississippi, CHOKE the river during
an overflow, which raises the flood
line; and the water thus damned up es-
capes through the Atchafalaya, on the
same principle that when stream i
damned the water will rush through
/ the mill race. If the levees along the
Mississippi are continuous, five miles
] apart, and high enough, there might be
no oyerfows; but the plantations be-
| tween the levess would not be very val.
. liable. This, with the closure of natu.
raj outlets would make the jetties q
success and navigation good. The riv.
er planters might suffer, but they ought
to be willing to suffer, for the sake o.
commerce and science.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-03-10

There were 3447 more deaths than
births in the city Of Madrid, Spain, last
year. Density of population increases
deaths and reduces births. When the
whole earth becomes densely populated
like one great city, then the death rate
will be terrific.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-03-10

The river and harbor bill before the
congress just adjourned, didSnot pass.
It called for $8,047 900. Therefore
building levees by national aid, will be
slow.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-03-10
The Cotton Crop Of 1852.

The following are the returns of the
cotton crop to the Agricultural Bureau to
the 18th of February, 1883, distributed
in thousands OF bales as follows:
St. Landry democrat., 1883-03-10

During the last year 19s,6S7 German
emigrants left the ports of Stettin,
Hamburg, Bremen and Antwerp, for
America in 1881, the number was 21O,-
547.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-03-10

Congress, at the recent session. APP
propriated $2s9, 327,511; at the prece-
ceding session the appropriations
amounted to 1896, sos, $3.50, including
AIS. 73S, S75 for rivers and harbors.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-03-10

Last Monday the Supreme Court
affirmed three death sentences from the
country parishes.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-03-10

1t is asserted that the reported sale OF
the Morgan railroads and steamships to
Huntington & Co, owners OF the
Louisiana Western railroad, will re-
dound to the public benefit. We can
not see it. Opposition causes reduc-
ton of rates, and where there is no OPP
position the rates will be as high as pos
sible. Besides, in this particular case,
this sale will no doubt prevent the
building Of the road from Vermilion-
vile to Baton Rouge.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-03-10

"A significant Agreement" is the
title of an article we publish from the
Claiborne Guardian. If congressman
serve railroads and other rich corpora
tons, at the expense of the people who
elected them, they ought to be request
ed to resign. If Congressman Blanch-
ard is the only one Of the Lonisiaaa
delegation who remained true to his
constituents, he ought to be reelected
indefinitely-as it appears such repre-
sentatives are scarce.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-03-10
Congress adjourned on the 18th inst.

The total interest debt of the United
States on March list, was 81 ,354, 500, $50.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-03-10

THE ST. LANDRY DEMOCRAT.
0pELoUsAs, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1888
Congress adjourned on the 4tll inst.
The total interest debt of the United
States on March list, was 81, 354 ,S95, $50.
Alexander n. Stephens, Governor of
Georgia, died at Atlanta on the 4th inst,
aged III years.
In New Iberia, a few days ago, a
negro. Charley Sopher, was beating his
wife her father interfered, and Char
ley shot and killed him.
Several days before adjournment,
Senator Davis, President of the United
States Senate, resigned, and Senator
Edmunds was elected in his stead.
The race of twelve hundred yards,
won by Lutte Fogel on the track OF the
Louisiana Jockey Club in 1:Oss, is the
fastest on record for that distance.
The river and harbor bill before the
congress just adjourned, did mot pass.
It called for $s,O47, 1000. Therefore
building levees by national aid, will be
slow.
During the last year 193,6S7 German
emigrants left the ports OF Stettin,
Hamburg, Bremen and Antwerp, for
America in 1881, the number was 21O,-
s47.
Last Saturday evening just after
dark, the steamer YazOo, going up the
river, struck snag or log about TWEEN
fy-two miles above New Orleans, and
sunk almost Immediately. About TWEEN
ty lives are supposed to be lost.
Collins, section boss on the railroad
j n Natchitoches parish, got into a dis
pute with one of his hands negro. He
beat the negro with a stick, and the
negro fed, Collins pursuing. Collins
fell and the negro killed him with a
spade.
Gen. A. S. Badger has been reap
pointed collector Of customs at New
Orleans w. B. Merchant has been APP
pointed postmaster at that place
Morris Marks receiver OF the land office,
and George Drury collector ofinternal
revenue.
There were .3447 more deaths than
births in the city of Madrid, Spain, last
year. Density of population increases
deaths and reduces births. When the
whole earth becomes densely populated
like one great city, then the death rate
will be terrific.
When General Grant got married he
could not 60 on a bridal tour for lacl
OF money and he was probably to-
poor to buy Victoria bedstead. 4
Victoria bedstead is a sine qua non il
this section, and when young maj
secures one he is qualified to become
benedick.
On the ed February, DR.. Carve
beat Capt. Bogardusene bird, one killing
SO, the other IS, out of hundred pig
cons; Capt. Bogardus was notsatisfied
and the match was shot over, at Chi
cago, on March Sd, DR.. Carver beatins
three birds, with a less number killed
than in the previous match.
The gr and jury of the criminal cour
in New Orleans characterized the late
election in that city as farce from
the ballot-box stufing that is alleged tt
have been done, it was worse than &
farce, and was swindle and cheat
The j ury found that person had lair
injail since December, for the embez.
element of fifteen cents.
The Iberia Star says some Of the
public schools are closed in Vermillior
parish, for want Of teachers, and states
that teachers are thick as ants in Iberia
We suspect that the salaries offered are
not sufficient to induce teachers to seek
employment in Vermillien. Besides
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Bonn Tpbt terrettet.

gDiaiam 5. Scusblin ocn SoaerUille,
WoN.. iaSt F.; SIN Sertft 1875 tetaur
i'd gunsenbluten, sefoist pcn elnenl befti=
gen puiten. SD perlor zen Npre,it uno
mein 1leiih uno wuree bett!dgertS. Sn
1877 brad'e man MID ins 5cspita. Tie
Ner,ie erfldlten, id batte Elm Sod in met.
ner eunse bon Der @rSbe einss toltsn
Dcuarilde. Scsar be Nadritt bon
meinsm Eobe perbreitete 1d. Sd slb
alc 5cifnuus uuf; ba eniptabI mir elm
Jrsuo Or. William 8 alls BAL.
I'M iir bic eunse. Sd 8etrardte
cine 6lulde uno 5u meInrni Gtftaunen
wurbe id teHer. uro bin bsute 8eiiinosr,
ais isit orei Sabren.
SD ihreibe eiee IN Der 6oHnuns, tab
Sober mil tlantsr guuSe Bsbaiiets Or
D iltiam 5allS Dallam ee<
braudt. uub it bin ilbtr,eust, eaB tass
fslbe Die Aus,ebruus beilt Sd Tam
pcltic tebaupten, oab mir Der BALKAN
mebr @utcS erwieien bat, ais aae iitri=
8su Ir5snsien sniammen, bic id nabm.
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Man rcridmn,e mid,t,

ben .neuen Store Ser .0one 5iar Sea
COMPANY, 402 gde bon Soulton uno
2oiupOitraBe su beiu6eu. Wicn triift
oaielbit cine Oollitdnbige Nuswabl bon
feinem 9bee, 9affee, Geipiirsen, 6ami=
lien=@roceries unb BropiiiOhen, ipie iie
in San 9lutonio ME bcIier gu iinben
mar. Sie preiie iinb oerartia, baB iie
Sebermann Sufrieben iiellen. 0ie Nua=
litdt idmmtli6er @aareu fann ni1t
iibertreHen tperOen. 6einer 9bee un6
Gafee linb cine Spesialitdt. sfaffee
miro tdgli6 friib acbrannt tato gerlab=
len am YlaBe ieibit. Sebermanm fann
uniere &raftsSafieemiible Dor Dem Store
in Sbdtigteit ieben. 9(m 6reitag ben
%. 1T infer Store erofinet morben.
Selepbon perbinoung So. 288. Wlan
erinnere Ii1 oil 402; gfe bon Soulion=
uno 2oiopoliraBe, seseniiber 9lpe. 6.
M6tuHgspOll
23,3- 8. g. Saas.
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Die Florence Miabtingale Der Sins
cerpHege.

Die TioreHce sfiabtinsale Der Sin.
berpfeas.
8olssntes III Gin Nussns sines an ben
Dsutlhsn Nsform Medsnssr in Gbam.
tsrsturst, pa.. eei6riebsnsn Brtsiss:
Ginc 0Hobltbdterin.
Osfnst eie lblrs fur ne unb Wrs
Wtuelcw wirb tswsifsn. cob iIs bic amc.
rfantlhs 6lorentnsr Nahtisall Fer 5sin.
Der tlt. Dauon fine pis 70 iibsr,eust,
eab mir unisrsr ;, Suiy" lsbrsn werben
gu lassn: .@efsanei isi !DirS Winslow"
syeil IA petfelben bstlllih mar. iibsr Die
psrioos tes 3abn'ns uno aneere Bez
ltwsrlihfeitsn fur Jsinetr binpta,ufom.
mn Otrs gBinslow Goottn IA
Sytup nimmt esn &nbsrn Die Shmer
gen uno turtrt Iyisntris unb Diarrboe.
81 matt zen @aumsn 3art. bsfteit Don
Gnt,i.nouna uno brinst pas Sino sliifih
iiber Gle psriucs res 3atnsns tinmse.
VI that serape eas. mas CT poraiebt ~
tbun, 9llsS unp niht weniasr. gDir ba.
ben sinmal Wrs Winslow aelsben unb
tennsn iis nur purh itren .Soottn
Serup fur timber. y8snn mir bic
Naat bdttsu. wirpsn mir Hs olS 6silanb
fir bic 6inesr einlsllsn--was ie aut
In Der 5tat IN. Der Syrup ,piro In
alien gputbsfsn gu 25 9snts per 6lalhs
osrfault.
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Nfaler erfldrte, Die Gumme Dem Gldger
luobl gu ibulben, bo6 fiiblte ct 1i6 ni0t
berpfli0tet, iebt gu be5ablen. Das be-
oenflide 5diitteln bes &opfes bes &i6=
ters fonnte Den Garbenfiinitler ni6t it,
ritiren. ST fubr gelaNen in ieiuen
9lusfiibrungen fort, inbe11 er auslagte,
Der &aufnann babe ibnl, als CT Bic be-
treffenbem Waren faufte, ausoriidli6
auf fein 3ablungsbebenfen ermioert, vcr
fonnc ia sableu, nann es inn palle",
uno iebt grade pahe inn Die 3ablltNg
gang lno gar llibt. = Der GIdger iDnms
te ni6t beitreitell baB er Sic lanoldufige
9eoensaru u3ablet Sic. tpann es Sbnen
pobt", ge6raud)t bat. Mas NOR oos
gllbe Der slfoire? Scr &ollfmann tplroe
fofenpfli9tig nit ieiuer &lage abgeipies
fen ulto nluB nun auf iein 8elb lparteu,
bis es benz 9errn Wtalrr vpaBt"
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fGcrtfesuns folat.)
3pitbare grpufen.

gpansbille, Snb. 0err Sofepb
Gosfer, Sattelbaumberfertiger, 451 Oit
6rauflin StraBe, iagt: nSu meiner Ga=
Mile lin6 Die 9amburger Srop=
re n, foaie Der glei6beriibmte 8ruttbee
ieit 13 Sabren i'm Gebraud). un6 bin
ib gu Der ueberseuaung gelanet, baB es
gegen Die namentlif) 6ei Sinsern ppr=
fomnenoen 9rdmpfe fein probaieres
Wflttel gibt als Or. Mugun So
nil Samburger 5ropfen,
nnb I'm bel &ranfbeitsfdllen ein Mtittel
fofort an Der 9ano gu baben, folse man
meinem 8eifpiele uno .lalie bieie fof=
barren Sropfen ME ausgeben."
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Cine oft aebraud,te 9teoeusart. Bel

- Cine oft gebrau6te &eoensart, BEL
beren Nusipru6 ielten on Die 5ragmeite
beriel6en gebade iuirb, bat bieier Sage
einem 2aufmann in &reu3burg cine per=
bdltniBm1Big aniebnli6e Summe Gel
bes gefoitet. Ser &aufmann itanb, ipie
man ber ySdleiiiden 3tg." idreibt,
ieit ldngerer 3eit nit einem Maler in
eei6dftli6en Yesiebuugen; lebterer faufte
bel erterem leinen 8ebarf on 6arten,
Yinieln uim. unb be5ablte itets na6 gez
piiIer 3eit bas, mas er eriianoen bate.
Nur Der 8etrag Der lebten 9te6nung in
00be ben etwa $50 Ntarf pollte parz
tout ui1t eingeben. Ser 9aufmann
mabnte uieberbolt.- bod 9laes mar
Oergebli6, 10 baB ibm ni6ts 9(noeres
iibrig blieb, als ben idumigen S6ulbner
Dor 8eri6t gu foroern. gDunoerbarer
WeiIe erbob Der Bertlagte gDioeriprud),
ipebbalb 5ermin sur miibli6en Ser.
banolung angeieBt tpurbe. Sci bielem
fragte Der Hi6ter ben pertlagten Male,,
Oh er bic bereste 6proerlng bes GauI=
MAINS eingeltebe pber befreite. Ser
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Scr sspitpifiec Grbauac, /,

Sommers & Yeterion gigen=
tbiimer, fiibrt bic beiten Weine, @bam=
pagner, Wisfies, 2iquDre, feines Sier,
einbeimii6e uno importirte gigarren
9as 2ofal lit luftig unb gerdumig uno
8illaroipieler finben mebrere Slide ber
beiten Gabrifeu bes 2anbes. L2,t1S
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aay~ Cine Bbotograpbie 1T eine
Grinnerllng fiirs gauge 2eben unb fern=
mobnenoen Gertpanbten fann man feline
gr6Bere Treu6e bereiten, als ipenm man
lbnen feine photographic iiberi6idt. s.
1nbm u CD, Morbtpe1t=gde bomMain
yla5a, fertigen brillante 8ilber an.
Sbre Gallerie 1T pompDs eingeri6tet
1tno nit ben neue1tem Mpparaten berie=
ben. 30,1 ,6Wet
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freb 3ulammcn. Der mioerlide Saud
70 pielcr crbietcr MtcnIden binte ibn Elm.
Die tidiIden ausen Der MaIuren blieten
ibn berausfcrDerne an.
Shr mOllt nidt idlwGren? iraate Sau,
Der peritcdte gurlde, Der ben NnIdlaJ
5uerlt gemadt.
Stein! iaste Ilfreb fef. Sd fam uno
min nidt fdmSren, cine llnwubrbeit gu ia
gen, menn man mid iiber bielen Toll se=
ridtlid pernilnnt. SD perbe Sud ido.
men uno @uer Sersebsu 70 oarltellen, bo6
Cure Straf eire nlilbe iein mirb, oenn
Sbr ieio Santilienpiter unb Cure 9tade
mar burd cine unerbDrte 3bat berausBe=
forbert. Da8 1T Glles, mas ID, Sud per=
lprcden fann-uno iebt, 70 feit ift mein
@laube an bas Ueilere aua in Str5citen
unter gud, baB id trreoem peib SIR
meroet nidt Sauo On mid lcgen.
Die 9eute i1ln3en bic Nusen n:eoer,
iie fanpften nit ih felb.
Da drieen eiut,c Der 9idDel5f fiibrcr:
Ssip Sbr @urren. caB SIR Sud 70 te,
idnaben laBt? mpllt SIR abrarten, bas
er Sud ans Weiier lisfert? Serr, menn
Sbr nidt 8utmillis idneist 10 MAIDEN
mir Sud- itumnt fiji INNER. ga tciEt's:
Sober 1T iid ielbit Der gaaAile - Ysf'unt
Gud, mcllt Sbr lAm0ren ooer nidt?
9fsin! mar bic fnr;e 9tntuort.
unb in raIdem Nnlauf marien Ga Die
geieaen curd bic unidlaias Doltebenoe
Wiensc auf Iifrec. Die y8siber fubren
f'eiiheno auSeinanoer, einise ltiiriten fort
unp l4ricen in ben Walo binein: 6alie
lie erncrben ben Satten!
tvr Al, \
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Qtuf Worlids 6arn in Mc2ennan
gountD 8erietben stpei Merifaner in
5treit. Giner fieB Dem stnberm Elm
@felier in bic 8rult un6 lieB bai1elbe
iteden, I'm Su entflieben. Ser 8ertuun=
bette iebod) belt ieinen Geener feit, 5pg
oas Mfeher aus ieincr 8rult unb ftieB
es Dem 4nOern in Ben 2eib. 8eibe Tnb
aeitprbell.
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Die neueften M}ulier lnb Moben aIer
6errenartifel bel Sheets, @orrepon &
@aitle. Sas Eager 1T 9rpB unb biuig
mirb perfauft. 4,4-
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: Mr. S. .. Morf, Gmis, Seras,
iagt: Sd babe grutpns Giieu=gitter
gegen algemeine @6tpd6e in meiner
Namllie angetpanot uno fanu ieinen
Mertb beSellgen.
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*glae Damea bic an nerpolen S6md=
den leiben, beren organiide Funftionen
nidt regelmdBig iino, Die elm @eiiibl bon
Mattigfeit uno ydebergel6lagenbeit itets
iiber ii6 palten ofiiblen, Die idmn6 unb
trdge am Morgen iino, beren glppetit
capriei0s unb S6laf unregeln dBig uno
unerfrii6eno 1T; alle io!be iollten 6rau
pintbam's &rduter=Wiil6uns als Seil=
mittel probiren.
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Sas feinite 9erren= unb &naben=
unterseug, Semoen. Striinpfe, Soien=
TRIGGER &C., tpelde je importirt ipor6en,
bel Sheets, @orrepOn & Cattle,
@rodett=Vlof Nlamo :Ylasa.
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@ir babel bic i0oulten StoIfc
fir 6riibiabrs= unb SDmmerfleioer, bic
mir ie importirten. gGir berfaufen oie=
lelben in ganSen 9ln5iigen o0er aud
Darbmeiie. Yamcpait & Spbn.
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99m. $. Cuttcriioe & &c.,
Hlllmbers unb Oios ssittcrs.

335 Si1 0ouitonhraBe, San antonio.
8aoemannen, SturSbdber, g9alierclos
iets, Warmorplatten, @ummiidl0ude.
8leis unb giiear6bren, &ierapparate
unO @asiirtures aller 9lrt. 1,14i
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9safait.safpm II. SiIarSzS,olle

Natait.Salnm II. SillarSsSalle,
gtO. 10, SolebabiiraBe. u. StraBbur=
ger Better. 6 Billiards neueiien StD>
leg. 9fnr bie beiten 2iquore, @bisfies,
Weine, frii6es 8ier unb Gigarren. 9lm
2un6counter Die ausgetpdblteiten Se=
lifateiieu. Greier 2un6 jeoen Morgen
bpn 10 Big 12 1lhr.
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8lame MISUNDERSTANDING.

200 Slnsiige bon $40 an auflpdrts.
Sarbe garantirt. 3u baben bei
Yaneoa5t 6 Sobn.
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lleber BEN Snbianertriea in ylel

- lleber ben Snbianertrieg in Neus
merito uno Sonora bemerft eille oortige
3eitung:
Sen &pa6e @reueln mdre tpabr=
fteinli6 f6on ldngit ein @noe gema6t
lDorben, ipenn bic amerifani1den unb
merifaniiden @ren5befeblbaber itets
Sanb 1T 9an6 gearbeitct bdtten. Yis=
Der aber begniigte iid) Seber bamit, Die
inbianiid)en 8anbiten iiber Die Gren5e
5u treiben uno ilberlieB es oann Dem
yta6bar, nit benfelbem fertig 5l merben.
yei bieiem @ef6dfte iinb Die Merifaner
biel erfolgrei6er geipeien, als Die Diff
5iere Snfel Sam's: @rItere baben nit
ben Vanoiten 0ictoria's rnb 9tana's,
bic biesieits Der @rense 10 lange pergeb=
lid seiagt ipur0e!, febr i6nea auIge=
rdumt. Wtand)e Yldtter ipreden ba=
riiber i6re 0ertpunoerung aus, aber es
unterliest feinem 3meifel, baB Ser me
rifaniife Solbat fir ben Snbianerfrieg
melt brau6barer 1T, als Der amerifaniz
i6e. Sener 1T meiifens Elm gan3er ODER
balber Snbianer Ober belibt bod wenig.
items Die @igeni6aften zines iDI1en.
Sci &ationen, bic gemObnlid nur aug
Sortillas" (Nsaisfu6en) lno rotbem
pfeifer beiteben, ertrdgt er 0ibe, Sun=
ger uno Durit fait 10 gut tpie ein 9lpa=
6e. Ser Solbat Ontel Sam's aber,
Der i'm Sort gefiittert ipirb, mirb uns
brau6bar, iDenn er eiil paar Wo6en
bon Graders" unb 9affee gelebt bat.
9lud bic pferbe, tpelde bic Mlerifaner
benuben. iinb 10 uausbauernb, lpie in=
oianiide ponies, tpdbrenb bel Der s(uss
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rie=&egimenter ipenig 9tidli6t
barauf genommen uirb, oh iie aud &C.
eignet iinb, bel biirftisltem 6utter uno
/ ipenig Waiier lange &itte bur6 tieien
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fetten aus3ubalten.
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fleioern unb Surniibing @ooos fit Ben
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pamcoait & Sobn.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-04-05
HALIFAX COUNTY, J
March "a. 1883. {

MIR. EDIToE 1t may be that l
am dull Of comprehension but. after
giving. the article on farmer. and the
mortgage system careful perusal,
l was of the opinion that your lead.
ing thought was, that extravagace
and bad management had brought
about the present condition Of the
farmer. suggested that the bad
system of labor that had prevailed
since Che war was the greater cause.
Of the truth of this proposition l am
still satisfied.
In reply to Farmer you say, al
you were to threaten to demoralize
and disorganize the labor Of the hat,
woollel, shoe or silk manufacturer,
in any one of the New England
States, he would laugh ut your folly
and pity your ignorance" This idea
provokes q smile. What comparison
is there between the laborof a manu-.
featuring State AMI that of an agri.
cultural one There is q vast diff
farenoe i'm The iaU.ot labor applicable
to, and governing the two sdissim;lar
interests. The work of the farmer
cannot. ION IT'S Value, be delayed;
his needs are iinlmediaie. i1peI4tite.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-04-05
FOR GOVERNOR.

a correspondent OF the PutTio'
writing from Raleigh says that ther,
are whisperings around Raleigh now
about who shall head the Democrat,
ticket for 1884. He says that til,
wires were put under ground during
the Legislature, and seems to th.nI'
that they are being pulled even this
soon. The writer says that severa
names have been mentioned rathe.
secretly. ..--
Capt. Octavius Coke will be o can
didate. 1t is no secret that he is in
the field and We may expect at al
early dav to hear the Cooke BOOM
TIE writer further saws that the name
Of Secretary Saunders is mentioned
Col. Thomas Holt is also mentioned
Col. Holt is able to sta livel.,
boom and keep it going. But the
correspondent. thinks that Alfred Nj
Scales. of Gullford. is the peoples
choice. While there is nothing said
in The communication thst depreci-
ates Capt. Coke or Col. Holt. yet il
is expressed as we'll grounded opin
ion that the choice is for Scales. The
correspondent OF Patriot says the
following:
alfred NJ. Scales, of Guilford. is
the. peoples choice for Governor
His record in war and in peace is
without flaw or bl-mish. Brave
as the bravest in the struggle fol
Southern supremacy, he has been a.
wise IS the wisest in the councils OF
the nation since the termination OF
that struggle. Hardly public man
il, North Caroline can show such a
record. The people are at the bottom
as his boom, and il his health permits
hi to enter the race for the nomina
ton nothing short of gagged and
packed convention can defeat him.
1t is hardly believed that this game
will be tried. because it can have no
other result than party defeat. Dem
ocrats do not agree as to the outlook
in the State. Some are. sanguine of
success, while others. who are very
ohscrvant men, don't know SO much
about it