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Andrew Brice is the* damocislic
nominee frora ih ’rd, congress-i :>n
ai district of Louisiana.
Tht prest;:.';t veat . corn cre-p oi
Il'ino. . mated el “3,000,00F
bushels.
D< all unty i repari
her* r-ovuL to build a saw com;
house jail.
'i.tio autt Uio cabinet are stillab
sent bom Washington. Thc-rs is no
basinets to be dona at ile capital.
If lbs stale owes Son. Brown if
should pay him, instead of paying
a sot of unjust meu to fight, ever a
just debt.
Tbo New York Weekly Proof-
Sheet, published by Damon &
PalB, 44 Beckham Street, is al
ways h welcome visitor le this of
fice. Ia its columns ar valuable
information.
Gov. Seay of * iabama. has re
appo-Fifed lion. K. F. Kolb commis
sioner i u ure of hat sts fe
Mr. Kolb would likely be a candi
d u for O vornor, and imis may ap
p©??a 1 isdesire.
The Griuia experimental station
is gOingto try its hand in the man
ufacinra o: sheose, So much for
ibis. Why send north for some
thing you can . a l .o at homo;
G A corn is selling in Tanas it 15
con Ur per bushel, So mi oh for the
• Le je ite jorgi a
'.veuk. sell corn, at t-Lafe figures, if
sho had it, 'he won id sLL it into
whig for 15 i
Tbc Afiaota floury*! -b last Wed -
/ gave full dated;) tha lynch
ing of Dgro boy named Powell in
Bast Gnat, who attempted tape pc a
t we Ice-yead whit- gin.
The dent 4 icocn i
tariff’ between th® I
fa . Pennsyivmia
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seei t i . u setth
shape of Wallace jcoi an
ti hi * -< c get • will I'/.udaPT i
support. __
In ot the extreme
w. rtn weak -..r, the JsgisiaK:'® t:.:e -
for the cs.. .of honor, ia the shape
n itit ted di ; e ■ ry n and
then. '“'b tr •: © the blood curd-j
i nos between i :. 1 ’
I
Patt<
13ade n s
caked for ri • yo.■ if. :Cy.
Latest re r
ty, Ala., it ' •
l.sccr in." si evor fhu:r c&ro
a sd 99
ed
f,- L: r < ' ■.’; ■? fiespera^a,
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■ ■ and B havQ
t .:v 5' V .
. and Li u-n ;?■? ar© the
o : for governor
.. L.r-.ee issa*. This body
’ . . l i eo.,venfiou and
nominal* first the two, the *e l
r ■■ fl 'i t j.ri ibf? ■f - ; ;,4. •.,
i Li r.• V' populrr with
.. ■ iiuuce
j' ~‘ ~u(' ■i- ' .
'■ and. n■ i ;•.•;/ < .. i ;
f . Bfuocr ilic C ttec
v :r 0' .
w be issue v/ii alliai t
ring ou u! ■. . ,
dependent.
..cik \\-ck an order fro: i an ur.
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:c.iU co: T.c.0r.7, - r -< esc L-cL
by The order call.-'J j ■
No. IV CO., is to be Sift.
■■ ■ ■ f ictory m do : th
order to calf for 13 coffins. This
created quite’ a stir a mo: / tho cu
nous in tho metropolis, to know
the nature c i the calamity that
must huvo occurred, Many
wore tho predictions and various
v/ero the rumors afloat. The
factory-hands worked all night ami
the 13 coffins were shipped th©
next mormng. But, soon after, the
mistake was found, and the Atlan
ta factory had made it. The tele
gram called for “on© No. 13 cask
et." But mistakes will happen at
someone 3 expeoso.
1 lie -3rd. in.-;., ths third coagras
■AonA district of Louisiana, elected
a democrat. The democracy had
been aroused to a red hot-heat by
interstate republican meddling,
and they were determined to carry
their district. Just .nick attempt
at buli-dozing by the republican
National Committee at Southern
privileges and protection under the
laws of its constitution at elections,
it takes to urge the democracy fr
its r u tv.
idany parishes is Louisiana are
strong republican, and tho 3rd dis
trict was conceded risky. But tho
republican’s bull-dozing aroused
the democracy to its every nerve,
and the result was the election of
a democratic congressman'.
After smol .pgeof several weeks’
striking of the northern Illinois
coal misers to prayerc the reduc
ing of their waves—’forced bv priv
ation and want, they b:-.ve return
ed 1© work, i UiS hue ;, aicst been
the result of every strike- this year.
Can if be said the striker: have
i >eezi pro toe tod by high - uri *T? They
nave not. 'their employees have
reaped the benefit, and i his recedes
republican argument mat Ligh
.aritF protects labor, iuh the last
election shewed the pen trio were in
favor of it, and on tins platform
tl• e republicans elected a president.
"-hoy have an opportunity now to
. how why labor in their piaflerm
been left “oaf in the cold.’’
A Letter From Mr. Culp—in Ath
ens Evening Ciri'Oii io.'.
I 'Link the farmer's alb uco is &
:;r o. 1 organization, if they don’t be
•••'—o ultra in their niovsjucnts If
pi ie* c f ;ot toi 1 ie
lanufj rer can’t pay i .r i
i oducte romuuarct- .g p c
cs,-what then? It atop* the f*L~
the . m >rs too. I :
s can’t • e moi e otfoa. ill
they sell what they h.-r:, A * :
wsuld bo folly to hots- .
and ake mere, for large accu
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v or. the iac tor.c
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vr pro if -.- ' v Ci ■■
v. •= ?t part ' i ii. ■ - •
c . .
price re thin fa
+ .ry prod:.-.
fer th< r. < itta \
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■- c -j’. >, f ! .r ya;vl for ..h. •'■*. vq
"v. hu* F; fr.nn 10 011 cents,
>-S J; '■ ■ ' r 5•. <' ■ . :>■ ;; y*ce
cr . Q CCS
J <vh;a. brn Qt • -ivets, say
3-■ J <:sa> pdr y.?rd, it broaght
i.O cems .ad 30 cents off for the cot
ivt.’, left 0 J coats‘profit, cf'ioa?s. the
cw n proi actio® had to tome but
now, vitic*a at Ike minimum is 10 sts.
an! cheeks at dig msx'iDfiic, i: 6 cte.,
facto r ? price*. Three yards from a
peund of eottufi at ( couK -> JS cen‘?
datiac’ It; cents for the cetton, and
. i!sey !: •• ”e ii seats !ofc of profit, a,aJ
when they pay fo. dying the yarn sac
ci .king the Cciu-ifl into cheeks, there
is not loft to pay out, and ha"e
a margin, th;y will atop every time,
iln Bolling eonoa, sptuo one has. & £*?
no oe*. des ; : :c farmer, and in selling
goods, caa has a say besides the
sc lie • It ia right tor the j-rodnesr to
got rsmueerstive prisse for his pro*
1 daou, and it in right toi the merchsot
; tc ha rotter o:?r : fi Ar tho use of his
capital, and Lao risk Ijs takea of losing
his Ilfs in passing ever the roads aad
over the ocean, aad die risk of mat;it g
bad debts, etc. But aitsr all, both
xaerehant ,;ud farmer have to yield, to
the inevitable lav: cf e tip ply sad de.
mand, anti tbsir own good judgment.
sb taking ad . a stages of surronndiug
eirenautaaees. The marcheat orfetta
tr has to depnati on ids iadguient at
last, it ; ie makes u success. Ws ,-ye
but few jEiarebunts or farmers either, •
who are oompkic sncceacej, v Lite the
Ki'icy are either partial fi.ceesses or lo
th failures.
Wboa c. msreuAßt tails, ha sttribuwa
his failure to hi a casU’iaeiv. lio says
they fail to pay lira, and that, is tl e
*• ai 1 aeial failura That it
vaa b< fault of Lis. La >e in erre-r. It
w&u In a fault, and lacs oi judgment,
that taado him trust those tallows who
broke him. Soma fellows ate some
tmrchantE get riels, and they think L
in t-’sy to do likewise. They try it
and break. Whv? Because they un
dertook what tlu*y had no. capacity to
do, And when - they fail, they don't
►bias, it tkvir fin it. Men ‘m-'.ke mis
takes crying to do what they have no
talent for. Farmers are just the earns
way. The masses see such rnea as J.
LI. Smith, Dixeu, Fartaaa and others
make fortunes at fanaia", ad they
thv.sk there is nothing to do but plow
and hoe. They yo at it, and lack ovary
ei- ment of success. They lack judsr
Kent at (be start, because they start
without ctouey and go in debt, have
to pay large prices, pleat too big a
crop, have too little help, half work
their crop, mcL* a told uilaie, and
they lay tho whole to the weather be
ing too wei or too dry, and they don’t
j make eaoog’2 to pay oat. Herr year
i they try it Mg tin, in & now pines, bat
fail every 'Ac.e, from iL. r-,. m; cause, a
lack of jKagr'isnt, and they think it
ffou'ld djaparag-i them gres.-Iy tv o*k
hem to farm aadc j e one . ttei
ttsd to ran th
to fa is, to keep ebt
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