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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-08-07
'ORLD is GOVERNED TOO MUCH
ALEXANDRIA, LA, AUGUST Z, 1884,
THE TACTICS OF JOHN KELLY.

The Washington correspondent
OF the Cincinnati Enquirer says
is thought that no matter whethe
John Kelly indorsea the Democrat
ic ticket or not the effect will be tn
same. The boss will do all he cal
to defeat Cleveland. 1t is hinte,
that his delay in declaring opel
warfare against Cleveland is, tina
the inspectors Of elections are to b,
appointed by the police commission
ers next month, and should Tam
many bolt the ticket that organiza.
ton under the election law of the
State would not be entitled to con.
sideration in the appointment Of
these influential officials. After
the appointments are really made,
then the boss will be at liberty to
make any public or private he
pleases with the enemy. Accord
ing to this correspondent it is tho
roughly understood that Kelly will
leave no stone unturned to beat
Cleveland. Be this as it may, we
notice that the Star Kelly's organ
while it does not directly oppose the
Democratic candidate, it republish.
es unfriendly criticisms from other
papers and from correspondents.
The Enquirer correspondent thus
concludes:
1t is generally conceded by far
seeing politicians that the Demo-
Gratis will do far better in utterly
ignoriring the Tammany "boss' as
a political factor than in holding out
any inducement whatever for him
10 remasn within the ranks of the
party he has so often betrayed. In
,anvassing the chances Of the cleo
lion they are sanguine that Cleve-
land will win. Unlike Hancock's
nomination, they say that of the
Governor grows with time. Han
'ock went off with a bang and a
grand flourish of trumpets, and in
ess than a month he began to fat
en- out. Cleveland is growing in
trength from day to day. Many
.rishmen, carried away by false
lotions Of Blaine's friendship to
heir race, it is conceded will vote
or the Plumed Knight; but the
1ermans are other way. It is esti |
mated that ninety per cent of the
aerman vote throughout the coun-
~ will go to Cleveland
Nor1cE-A Mass Meeting of the
Democratic voters of the Parish of
'apides, is hereby called to meet
4 the City Of Alexandra, on We'd
esday, the 18th. Of August, 1884,
" the purpose of selecting dele
ates to represent the Parish of
,apides in the Congressional Con-
ention to be held in the City of
hreveport, on August 2sth. I'm
er the apportionment adopted by
,e Congressional Committee, Rap
les will send nine delegates.
F. sEIP,
ice Chairman Parish Executive
Committee.
Ar certain reasons of the year |
early every person suffers to q +,
eater or less extent from impurity /,
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II UNrER, MOSELEY & HERT-
IA cog, Attorneys at Law. Office
On Front street, between Murray
aud Johnston.
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HASSON, John; Physician and
" Surgeon. Office at residence,
at the head of Beauregard street.
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CARDS.

4 NDREWS g. FOSTER, (James
n Andrews, t. y. Foster,) At
torneys at Law. Office, corner of
Second and Washington streets, Os-
bore building.
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NO. 95.

"A'tAA "Ouu cc1sC SS u DreGk-
water, and would go far toward.
protecting the bank and portion
Of Front street from being swept
into the river. Nh. E. j. Sullivan
opposed the building of the wharf
on the ground that the wharf in
question was a private one, the
building Of which could only ,Je-
dound to private benefit, and that
the Board had no lawful right to
build the same. 49,
After much discussion, on mo.
ton of Councilman McGinnis, &C.
ton on the question Of building the
said wharf was deferred until the
regular meeting Of the Beard in
February, 1885.
Mr.. Jno. J. Ferguson, as Fore
man Of Pacific Fire Co., came be,
fore ! the Board with the request that.
the salary of the Engineer of the
Steam Engine be paid in cash, as
he, the Engineer, was compelled
to dispose of the approved accounts
given him at a ruinous discount.
On motion of Councilman Cos.
sens it was
Resolved, That from and after
the first day of August of the pre-
sent year, the Engineer of the Pa
cific Fire Go. shall receive one-half
OF his monthly salary in United
State currency.
On motion the fine of $3.50, i'm
posed by the Mayor against Nj. j.
\. van Horn during the recess Of
the Board, was RENTED.
DR.. S: H. Rushing having re-
ceived a notification from the Col,
leotor that his license as a physi-
clan was due, replied that he was
not now and had not been practi-
ding medicine during the year 1884.
Action on his answer was deferred
until the next regular meeting Of
the Board, and the Collector was
instructed to request that DR.. Rush
ing be present at said meeting,
Collector NJ. W. Calvit asked
The Board for advice. in regard to
1elinquents tax debtors. He was
nstructedto proceed legally against
'aid delinquents at once.
On motion Councilmen McGin-
lis and Peterman were appointed a
committee to dispose of such DOR
ion Of the lumber taken from the
evee after the high water as could
'e Of no service to the Town, now
wing in the City Hall square, and
their report to this Board.
The Drainage Committee were
authorized to employ hands and
ave the dams removed from the
'aln drainage ditch. They were
lso instructed to call on MI. Pat
pConnor and request that he turn
yer to the Committee the shovels
nd spades belonging to the Cor
grafton.
There being no other business
admitted on motion the Board adj
'uIned. W. G. McGIMSEY,
a. .. RACIAL, Mayor.
Secretary.
War is known in the India
'ade as q "Calcutta Cooler wonld
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OFFICIAL.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY
COUNCIL.

!, Henry S. Gossens,
: j. j. Peterman,
n. L. McGinnis,
VIM. Leckie,
Jonas Rosenthal.
In the absence of the Mayor, ion
account of Sickness, Mr.. VIM. Lee.
kie acted in the capacity of Mayor.
On motion the reading of the
minutes Of last meeting was dispens-
ed with. The Treasurer's report be-
ing read showed balance on hand
of $43.26.
The following bills were APPROX
ed and made receivable for all dues
to the Corporation: 81
W. G. McGimsey, Mayors
salary for July. ....... $40 90
NJ. W. Calvit, salary for
July, and incidental ex-
penses ............... SO go
Landry Baltic, salary for
July................. As 90
Pacific Fire Co, Engi-
neer's salary for July. IS 90
VIM. Rexer, repairs on the
lower wharf. ..... = 90.
Rogers & Williams, for
wheelbarrows ......... II so,
Louis Delatin, opening cul-
vert and six days work
on Red Ditch ......... IL DOL
A. Pettengill, cleaning out
Red Ditch. 1876 90
VIM. Leckie, cash paid for
cutting weeds ......... a 25I
J. Levin, lumber ........ 6 sol
Sos Baillio, six days work
on Red Ditch ...... 9 COL
Xs14h TN
The following approved accounts
were taken up during the recess Of
ene noaro' cy the Collector, in the
J ", !" =. ~ y. ''Aes anu llcenses:-
oru e., naaa part ,a sal =,
Landry Ra;ll;n solarv g., W. w
June and part salary for
April go 90 |
NJ w. Oalvit, salary for
nonso, 'A 1o'o0"'al GA
$l1O 20
In pursuance to a request a state
ment of the Indebtedness of the
Town was handed in. The state
ment showed the debt to date to be
S5lo7.77, including Engine note
with interest.
MIR. John Kramer asked that the
Board release him from the pay
ment OF a license for running a dray
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Ar certain reasons of the year
nearly every person suffers to q
greater or less extent from impurity
of the blood, billiousness, &C., &c.
This should be remedied as soon as
discovered, otherwise serious results
may follow. Sherman's "Prickly
Ash Bitters" will eGectually remove
all faint of disease and restore you
to health.
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In order to meet the de-
Of the CAMPAIGN
YEAR, the Campaign Ed

ton. of the TRI-WEEKLY
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th. Judicial District Court, Par
ish of Lafourche.
Simon abraham vs. No. 1904. Leh.
man Meyer.

Take notice that acting under an order of
seizure and sale einauating from the above
entitled Court in the above entitled and mum
bered case. l have seized and will of
er for sale, ut public auction. pur-
o to law, to the last and highest bidder.
at the Court House, in the Town Of ThibO.
daux, on Saturday, the 18th day of January.
1885, between the hours Of II o'clock A. NJ.
and 4 o'clock P. NJ. the following described
property. tO-wit.
gar plantation situated in this Parish and
NORTH OF the Town Of ThibOdaux at about
seven miles there from in the Chackbay settle
ment near Grand Bayou and generallyknowp
~ the name Of "CleOna' plantation contain
ing about seven hundred and twenty Que
acres, more or less in superficies. Bounded
NORTH by land OF FRANCOIS and Louis ROdripue
ana the public road West by lands Of Jean
d. ianssin South BY lands formerly belong.
ing to Caillouet Bros, and East by lands Of
Emile Ordogne. Together with all the build.
lngs and improvements thereon or in aLv
way aPpertaiDing, such as dwelling houses
sugar house. mill and engine, also, one stub
Die digger, one fiuke, five MYRTLE plo We. sev.
small plows, ten empty hogsheads, n
corn planter, Two pair cart wheels, one four
horse pow, W wagons, one OK cart. one lot
Of wood, about three hundred cords. one lot
81 slaves aud one lot of pickets.
Ierrle and conditions of sale cash IN the
spot 10 United States treasury notes, to nav
principal, interest andcOsts, in the above sniff
December 18th, 1882.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
Sheriff.
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The attempt to pass the Span
ish Reciprocity treaty by the lead
ers of the Republican party may
open the eyes of the colored voters
in the sugar and rice regions Of
Louisiana, if their eyes ever will be
opened. The admission of sugar,
free from tariff duty from Cuba
places the laborer here in direct com
petition with the slave labor in
that Island.
1t will impover,sh the laborer
here and force his wages down to
starvation prices, whilst it will
make the sugar growers in Cuba
rich, by the product produced by
the toll of the slave.
This is the feast Arthur 4 Co., of
fer to the citizens of lower Louisi
ana.
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FOR PARTY UNITY.

Gen. Fred. N. Ogden has :.been
named for collector OF the Port Of
New Orleans. His backing comes
principally from sources which op
posed his candidacy for Guberna
,orial honors. Is the Ring attempt
ing to win over opposition leaders
by kindness = Monroe Bulletin.
Can the Bulletin suggest IL better
Way of uniting the party than to
accord this Ineritcd recognition to a
gentleman who has been Supported
for che gubernatOrial nomination by
thousands of Democrats through,
out the State ! While the Capito
Ian Advocate entertained a prefer
reuce for some of the competitors,
1t expressed it's readiness to ex-
tend him Il hearty support in the
event OF his nomination. Now, tue
Cdpitolian Advocate takes pleasure
In aIigning itself with those who
would gladly see Gen. Ogden re
ceive this fitting recognition of his
loyalty to his party, and of his Val
liant services to the State.
We feel sure that our cOntempo
rary will readily admit athat every
fair-miuded man in Louisiana, re
CARELESS Of personal preferences in
the gubernational nominations, rec
ognizes III Gen. Ogden a cousistant
straightforward Democrat, and AN
honorable, patriotic and trustwOr
thy citizen. Hence, every good
Democrat, irrespective of past fac
tlonal associations, can, with all
%propriety, endorse and urge his ap
polntment to u position that lie
would fill with credit to himself,
the Democratic party and the adj
m'nlstratiOn Of President Cleve
land.-Capitoliam Adrocate.
The opponents Of the present
State Administration have become
so blinded by prejudice that they
appear to be unable to comprehend
that a voter who may have prefer
red McEnery to Ogden for Cover
or, would gladly support Ogden
for another position.
1t is time to dispense with such
feelings, and accord to every man
to choose between men for
political preferment without char
ging them with unworthy ideas.
opposed Ogden for Governor.
We would be pleased to see him
made collector of the Port of New
Orleans
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The Assumption Pioneer con
tains an eloquent and touching me
mortal of Jacob e. Moseman, who
died a short time ago, in New Or
leans.
Having known the deceased in
our younger years we cordially en-
dorse everything the Pioneer says
of the lamented dead
But, is not the writer mistaken
in stating that MI. Moseman was a
member of the Crescent Regiment
of the G. S. Army.
We were in the same brigade.
with the Crescents during the
greater part of the war, and
have no recollection of Mr., Nose
man as a soldier of that gallant reg
iment. That he was a Confederate
soldier we admit, but in some 9th
er command.
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Why they Call Him cold Man.n

Yes. that s sadly So" said Jenkins. INV
ha'r is turning gray and falling o"t before
Its time Use something ]? I would. hit
most hair restorers are dangerous" True
answered his friend. .'bnt Parker's Hair
Balsam is as harmless ar it is effective.
We tried it and know. Give the Balsam
a show and the bows will o stop calling
you Ole Man Jenkins" It never fails to
testore the original color to gray or faded
hair. Richly perflmed. an elegant dress
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The Democratic House of Repre-
sentatiyes, of Congress has refused
to give the Secretary of the Navy.
VIM. E. Chandler, any more ships
to build.
A man who cannot build a yes
sci strong enough to stand a lick
from an oyster lugger, ought not
to be given public money to con
Struct Eavies.
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prlckIy Ash Bitters is an unfailing specifi-
Tor an comp laints arising from a derangc
ment OF the fu notions Of the Liver. It =
rihes the blood and infnses new life int o
tle Invalid. Pains in the side, general un
easlness' loss OF appetite, headache, bilious
attacks' &C, DC, are sure indications thai
5 corrective IS needed. Prickly Ash Bitters
ESPECIALLY adapted for these complaints.
y arolses = torpid liver to action and res
stores II to q healthy condition.
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VIM. Pitt Kellogg has served a
notice on E. j. Gay that be is 20
ing to contest his right to- seat in
the next Congress.
His notice sounds precisely like
as if it had been written against
himself. Pitt evidently knows how
dirty political tricks are done. Elk
perieuce has made him an expert
in that line of business. It is one
thing to make charges and another
thing to prove.
Brindle Bill will not take a scat
in the next Congress.
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H DEPARTED YEAR.

Year eventfal J! flown forever
With thy secrets OF the past,
Down eternity's broad river, :
Thou has disappeared. at last
Now repose, the world torsakcn,
In void Chaos, endless space ;
Till the voice of Tine awaken
Thee and all thy kindred race.
Leave thy record will, Che ages
of the dread Futurity
Words Of joy. and darkcned pages,
Mingled in those annals be.
We who watch d thee in thy dawnins.
Gave thee welcome to thy right
Praying thou mig!ist bring me morning
10 II coantrv's starlcss night.
Starless, save where shon" unc ertain,
Glancing mctcors in our sky
For wars dismaI. blood stained curtain,
Hid the future from "nr eye:
Four long years grim Mars had we'll ded.
Ger our homes the sword and brand,
Many a hopeful heart had yielded
To despair throu :hout our land.
And dear friends. an untold number,
Rest in humble, hallOwel graves;
Naught disturbs their quiet %slu,nber,
Where the '.branch of olive" waves.
LO ut length, our eyes beholding,
Saw the fearful carnage cease;
And with dazzling hues unfolding,
Wav'l the ensign vi fair Peace!
Peace ! oh sunny land Of beauty.
Star-gemmcd queen Of former might;
Thou who c~lai'nist our hearts and duty,
All too dark the gloom aud blight
Cast around thee in thy sorrow,
By the harsh decree OF fate
Well it was, the cleaning morrow,
ia we'd thy ruin, ere too late.
And tor this. can VIZ forget thee,
Year of mourning, fear and JOY
Though We may not now regret thee,
With thy pleasure anil alloy
Thou shalt live in history. ever,
And in human hearts as we'll j.:
Who from memory would sever,
All the tales thou hast to tell
Sadly thou hast wancd and persisted,
Md thy smoulde ring ashes lie
Hopes and dreams once fondly cherished.
In the faded year gone by.
Let us, then. be onward pressing.
While each heart its sunshine wears
And with Gods and Natures bles sing,
Gather strength for coming years.
Yet a lingering shade Of sadness.
Fills our hearts when we recall.
Scenes Of chan ing grief or gladness,
Hid beneath Times shadowv pall.
Rest in joyful peace, and glory.
With bright hopes upon thy brow;
Year departed with the story,
We will bid thee farewell now.
ESSIE::
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Ex-Gov. Nichols and Gen. Og.
den have been named as suitable
persons to be appointed by Presi
dent Cleveland to take charge of
important Offices about the Custom
House in New Orleans.
No two men in Louisiana can be
found who would better fill any nos;
ton to which the President might as
sign them, and whose appointment
would give more general satisfac
ton to the people.
1t might be added, also, that no
two men i'll the State merit recooni
ton more than they do.
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The river has risen about ten
feet at Vicksburg, but there is a
freeze in the upper river that has
checked the rise aud will probably
create Il fall.
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Congress has practically adjourn
ed until after the holidays are pass
ed. Many members will visit New
Orleans.
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James G.. Blaine has withdrawn
his suit against an Indianapolis pa
per for SANDER, on the plea that an
Indiana jury would not do him jus
tice.
Well, Blaine went before the In
dianians on November 18th and it is
very certain that the Hoosiers gave
him justice then.
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"A. Riggs & Bro, Cistern Ma
kers, 247 Delord street; n. o. Send
for price list
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ish OF iLatourche.
Robert L. Hubert r.. No. 2O12 Mrs.
Marie I. Bernard wid0u Of J..
I. .Ledct.
Eugene Coulon Us. 2O13 Mrs. Marie
I. Bernard acidOar of j. 7.
Ledet.
Arthur j. Lagayde rs. No. 2O16,
Mrs. Marie I. Bernard uidOu
Off. Z. Ledet.
Take notice that acting under three writs
OF Fl "a emanating from the above entitled
Court in the above entitled and numbered Gu
ses have seized and will offer for sale at pub
lie auc.ion pursuant to law to he last and
highest bidder o" the premises at the Excel
s,or Saw Mill situated III said parish ON Satur
day the 18th day Of December. 1884, betw cen
the hours Of IL o'clock A. M. and 4 O'clock p.
NJ: the following described property, to-wit :
lst. All the lumber i'll the lumber Yard at
the Excelsior Saw Mill in tho Parish Of La
fOurche.
md. One saw disconnected from tho saw
mill.
3rd. Three mules.
4th. Rubber bands at saw mill.
9Th. One Cistern,
9TH. Ten cords Uf wood.
9TH. All the logs belonging to the defendant
and near the mill or cut iur the same and
floating.
Terms an! conditions Of sale cash on the
spot in United States treasury notes. to pay
principal, interest and Gusts, in the above
suits.
December 18th. 1884.
THEOPHu + THIBODAUX.
Sheriff.
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Mr.. ingalls, is a Senator in Congress
from Iowa. He strives to be one of
the leaders ofthe Republican Party
that great party Of protection that
Blaine had so much to talk about
last summer.
This is what ingalls, says:
Senator Ingalls, says it would be
better and more economical O the
government to bny the entire crop
OF Louisiana sugar and give itaway
or throw 1t into the Cult of Mexico
than to maintain the present tariff
for the sake Of protecting that sugar
In this members Of the House are
agreed.
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for the working class. Send TO-
8ccnts for lostage, and we will
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more money in a few DAYS than
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ness. capital not required. We will start
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make TINS Unparalleled offer to all who ara
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the trouble OF writing us. Full particnlars
directions, ETC., sent free. Fortunes will he
made by, those who give their wLo,e time to
Inc WORK. Great success absolutely sure.
Portland, Maine, 'ANooS~
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For Rent or Sale.

lorac plantation, near Raceland, in the
Parish Of Latourcle, La. AppIyto
j. =. IAILANDE.
81 Union ST Nar n.Ia..
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All unpaid TAXES bears 3 0,0
interest per month after Dec. 31.t
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S. I. Grisamore has inst received
fine lot of goods, suitable for the
holidays.