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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

LAIE REBELS, now FENIASs. Tie New
York Times says that Col O'Neil, ibe CON-
mapdar of the Fort Erie Fenians, belonged to
the rebel amy, and that one Of lis exploits
wss TO recruit regiment Of seven hundred
Irishmen from the AndersOuyille prison
neps. for the rebel service. 1t is well
known that large proportion Of the Fe-
mans engaged in that invasion were lately re-
bel soldiers, from Southern States. The
Worlds correspondent says. AT Malone
there are one numbered and fifteen men
formerly belonging to Picket's and Long
streets divisions Of the confederate army.
There are also number of Mosby's parti-
sans in the Fenian camp"
1t is to be hoped the Canadians re-
member The shelter, sympathy and encour-
agement, they were giving to these men,
ut little more than year ago.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

TWO NEW BOOKS by the author q "Les sHs-
! crlhles-
JtEGAL- O Novel By Victor Uu-1. Oh ustratcd)
IH- iorLEGs lg IHE SEA a Novel Ey-Victdr
Hugo. For s1lc hV
20. FRENCH ACC.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

CsyrIRxsD.-rne Senate, Jane con-
frmcd the .ol.l.,.ng Vermont P.-iI-'s,eis (;
J. G. French at Montpelier; j. Cobb at
Middlebury, and ;. Higgins at Biani5n.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON R.R.
CHANGE OF TIME

C.rn.mealins Nay %, 1886. trains viii run as FOL
lows
LgAvE HURLIsGr0Ns
lool :. d., MAIL TRAIN Ter Boston, Lowell Wor-
ces.er, k4tclaurEl. Bratti chorO Springfield ii ~
ford, NeT Haven, Troy. Albany and New YORK .
arrive in troy e $50 P. M. New York in31 p. X
Boston 7.iIP "
Tsreuqi O. Boston aHl Troy ritiauf ct4-Je Of c1r.
Rs TRAIN fer Rutland and informed to IN. ions
5ro P ~ ACCs no pArlUN rEAIS to R-t.aus
SIR VS. in Eurlr-i 10 u'cI1ce
o. n17. NIGHT EXPRESS With Sleeping Car. f--
.e1 Aer. ana Iost-- Arrive iu ir8g ats q.
New J lrE 1879 "a Boston $50
The il o'clock r. 81. AMI 90 o'cl0gz a. ~ trains
make close connection With the New York Gem
trll az Troy 1nt Albany Tor rli points West
From re- Sosft ad hast Traas a,riUs az Barliagi1-
fotstrss
$50 4. Y NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN. with g'ssufn,-
Cars, from New York and Boston Lepves New
York at > p. n, Boston 5.a0P
% A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Rut1srf
leaves Rutland 81 6 20A.M
AS P. ", NAIL TRAIN from Boston. Lowell Vcr
ceste-. Springfield. Hartford, Neu Haven. -r.v
and New York.
Leaves Boston 80 A.. "
!. 30, MAIL TRAIN from Troy and New York
For further information apply at the Union Tick
ct Office, No. /. American Hotel Block where tiet
cts can he purchased for all OF the Above routFs
and all points West, North West AID South West
choice may be made from any Of the various routes
from BURLINGTON.
W WARDELL, Agent, Passenger Depot
J ". CARPENTER, Agent, No. I American Hotel
GRO- a. MERRILL, sup't.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

o. ffIE lrzry u .Hsn AND R1sAuov1. By AlsCr-
I -eru1u Charles Swinhurue.
i-.I7HrJN CCUET; Country House story BY
nglIy hi--,'-ey, author 1i .lFcusloc, &c.
HONOR ltr story.
COMPASSION Po-rs. Vol. q. Whittier. Bryant &
Holmes.
BAKED MEALS OF 4HE FUNERAL. By Private
Nllc- ORcily. For sale hy
c. o. FRENCH co.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

L : GuARD.-A detachment OF = men
oftbe Sd United States Artillery, Lieut.. " IN.
Arthur commanding, arrived hese iron ~
AIbans Friday evening, and are quaricred IN
the basement Of the City Hall Their da'y
Is to guard the heavy seizures OF feniAn
arms stored in the Custom House. and also
to stop all Fenian rcinforcements' anu seize
all fruther supplies Of feniau arms and am
munition.
Another detachment with similar insiruc-
.,ors urder command Of BreT. MAJOR Guy
Ter. went on to White River sanction III
day evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15
GENERAL AGENCl.
OF TuE-
Manhattan Life Ens. 90.
OF NEW YORK

or TuE-
Manhattan Life Ens. 90.
OF NEW YORK
Assets. s3, 600, 800.
THIS Company commenced its operations in 1880
Il and has prosecuted successful and reliable
business since Policies are granted % those 10 sound
health both the Joint stock and mutual plans %
Insurance, thus afordlng 70 the public the atvan-
ta-es Of either - stem their option IN one nsti-
tuition, The lowest rates ofpremlums are charged
that can be adopted and furnish requisite security
to the assured and perpetuity 70 the company.
Tsis eowgGnv las already pad sger sl,0Jl,nos =
losses cad JUer s9il,1J1 n ffuidenff % Tolcy
k0ldsrs.
NON-FORFEITING LIFE POLICIES.
Premiums may be paid singiy or in five or ten an
nual pay meuts, az option Of the assured. This
plan is commended 70 the public it gives 10 the
assured the iull value Of all the money pad and
being completee in early life, whilst the parties
vigorous and hopeful, gives entire exemption from
payments or anxietics IN advanced life, its valve
cannot be too highly estimated.
NON FoRFETTLEG ENJOYMENT POLICIES
These are made payable at death or on attaining
given age, Premiums payable in ten annual pay
ments The policy becomes non f0rieitabie for one
tenth Of amount insured for each payment, parties
lnsuring in this plan have all the advantages Of
a savings Bank, as the payment OF premiums Sc
cures its equivalent value payable On the assurer
attsining the given 81 death should IL occur
sooner Whole life, short term, endowment and
annuity policies issued in all their various ami aD-
proved forms. Printed documents containing iuI
information furnished without charge and sent free
BY mail. Good local agents wanted in every tow
and energetic and reliable men employed on favor
able terms 70 travel for this co npany.
S. r. 5. WIRES.
Gen. Agents & Agency SuPt
for Vermont and counties Of Saratoga Washington,
Warren. Essex, Clinton, Franklin and St Lawrence
n New YORK Jan 3daWlY
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&ailroals.
VER MONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Comm .se1g N1yl+, 1866

TRAINS GOING slUlI AIS. lls-.
Leave Darlington lt--r7 a. BE-. l1l1P p. 81. ara
--upt-
Mail Tra.rr- aFc -lus-s Pom. a- t.rU 8 ISL. cone
Meeting 40 A. ice f.Fr Junction aud .r.lHwr Fails
Eith trains fo Boston, Worcester. sp-- -i1li and
New NoI,, Gar wing az sew lfS at lHf7 z. I.au-
with trains On ilssu-1 rs'c 2. r.
Steam Boat Express leaves Montreal 10 Sd An.
for burlington, LaEc Georzc, sa-ata-a. Rutland.
Troy. Albany and New York. connecting 10 Bur
land Road.
Day Express leaves Montreal AZ $50 a. ~.
st-Johns 90 Iu An, C-deus -usl at $50 a. ~, for
Boston, C. arriving 10 Boston Via Lowell 90
Malt Express leaves 0z1crstu--h atII.s1A. 1I-
Moutreal3 % III, R0use Point =. PM, ST. Johns
Of i.il p. d.. arriving lt Boston m $40 A. NJ COM
Meeting 40 Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston 9nd Worcester and with Nermen VALLEY
Railroad ~ sfel4 tc., and s--ivlr-' ~ HeF
York 40 $3.50 p. u.
TRAINS GOING soHru AS1 VEST.
Leave Burlington 90 AN 4. IT,, g t7 A.. b.. SIS
7. D., CSC 7. b.
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at lJ A.
81. Ger bzrlrgton, s.. Adams, Montreal. arriviu.
50 Montreal az @ so p. NJ, o -denslur-hat 4 ~
Mail Train leaves Boston 70 7.o1 A. =. via Lowell
via Lawrence and Fitchau-5 Gt 40 A. -, spriug
Held az sil A. VI. for Burlington, and s.. Al ans.
Accommodation Train leaves NoEthiel1 40 us
a. ~. burlin-tGL Of - 4. " fCr 81. Adams.
Montreal ami Rluses' Point.
Night Express leaves Bellows Fails 40 1890 j. II.
receiving passengers from Vermont VALLEY p. r
leaving New YORK, 40 i2.l5 p. g. and from Cheshire
II. r leaving Boston a. 80 p. ii, connecting al
white River Junction With train leaving Boston AZ
SD p n. lor Burlington, Rouse's Point. Montreal
and C-tens1ure. with Grand TTuu. trains ilr the
West.
Sleeping cars are attached Co both Che Slight TX
press trains running between St. Adams and
lston, ana 81 Adams and Springfield.
Through Tickets 90 Chicago and The YES. for
sale 80 the Principal stations.
tickets 20 Detroit. Cii-sso and al points West
sol1 Dr. IT. % ID Z Ky Agent NO arlc-I-l7 TO
tel Burlington. " -H1E-n go checked thra1-h.
e.. MERRILL, SuI't
ST. Adams June 8; 1885.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

BETTER FEELING AT WAsHINGToS.-'' Per-
ley writing to the Boston Journal, under
date of June 9th, says that political matters
are wearing decidedly more harmonious
aspect than they have been. lie says;
1.-The Union men in Congress, ii is evident.
will unite IN a solid pbalanx in support of
proposed amendment to the Constitution, but
that amendment will be very different from the
doctrines Of State suicide, general confscation
and universal suffrage advanced at the com
mencement Of the session by the more radical
Republicans Indeed, | shall not be surprised
if the proposed amendment as finally passed is
acceptable to the President, and II Congress
can then admit several Southern members Of
undoub;eI loyalty, the Ratchet may be regarded
as buried. ard Office holders may take courage.
OF course this harmonious Reconciliation OF
Union men, even if not complete, viii lot satisfy
the Democrats -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

TBE BURLINGTON Y0UNG MES's CHRISTIAN
USIox This association has organized per-
manently and held it's first annual business
meeting. under it, new organization, last
Tuesdsy evening 18th iust-) The following
election OF olhceTs for the year ensuing took
place
Gro T. DAVIS, President
II. G. MARINER, Tice Presidefi
l.. RIPLEY, Secretary.
CHAs WAINWRIGHT, TTeasurer.
J. il. WORCESTER, Jr., EDwARD :. PEcR' L
3. FLOYD, Il. II. READ, Directors
Delegate to the international Christian
Convention Of New YORK and Canada at A.
bany, j. Il. WORCESTER, Jr.
The association viii start with member
ship Of IRON twenty 20 twenty-five, earnest
and worthy Young men, Will hold it meet
ngs regularly. ard viii, We doubt no. Je a
means Of great good.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

PooR sPoRr.-Sevorsl young men at
Rouse's Point, for the sport of 1t, took
small cannon the other night, and went TO-
wards the Canada line, and fred it several
times. to scare the Canadians. Getting out
Of cartridges, they attempted to load the
niece with loose powder. The result was
nremature discharge, dreadfuiiy burning the
face and eyes of a young man named
Duront. clerk in the post-otiee. There
are fears that his eyesight is fatally iPjur d.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

FyrcrTloy OF PRoBsT-Pro5st, the muir
dercr .. the Deering family, was executed
at Philadelphia on Friday. There were but
few spectators present.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

-~- ~ NNA-- va l4aA EAa-Ae ltAa-la4lAa 90 icy
holders,
s. * S. WIRES, General Agents.
Applications for agencies fer the three last named
tcmpaules IL Vermont, Western New Hampshire
and Northern New York. should be made 20 Us as
General Agents and Agency Superinteudeuts for
sal4 Companies in said territory.
Fire and Inland Insurance taken in tie above
named lrst class Companies, 20 the amount OF
s-51oo1, IN one risk.
Dwelling houses and their contents and farm pro-
perty generally viii be insured Tor one or term OF
years, allowing the insured 70 receive back yearly
hreeourh s the profits at rates low as 70 make
IL an object c. al having such property 70 insure
% t-y these Companies.
Premium notes are not required, and the insured
incurs no liability 70 assessments; the large cash as
sets orthcse Companies furnish perfect indemnity
for all losses.
First-class Farm and Village dwelling
Houses
WITH THEIR CONTENTS
Will be
Insured firss y,g-' for haLfef ore yrr o,af 10, fie
entire tenn.
Loses literally adjusted and promptly paid at this
gency.
$. q RS WIRES, Agents.
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CTOcheFy,

% r. sud ...-,.t ttt.-.
French China,
plain gold band and decorated, In sets or ass.
melt-
Table Glass Ware, Eerosc-e Lamps.
Lanterns and Chandeliers,
from the cheapest 20 the richest designs. and all
goods pertaining % the lamp trade. such as
CHBINETs, BURNERS AND WICKs.
PLATED GOODS, Of " Rogers Bros and O.. Re-
field PTice's' make.
TABLE CUTLERY, Of the best manufacture.
BRITTANIA WARE.
JAPANNED CHAMBER SETS and RICHFANCy
GOODS,
Such az FANCY COLOGNE SETS, VASES, LAVA
and PARIAN GOODS. g..
AMI they would call especial TO their stocs OF
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The MAMMOTH
CrOCkery, China, Glass and
Paper Warehouse,

Nos. and mon Block. Church sire
Tie 1ule--l -ueC, prGprletors o. the above eltl
rsl-lelr, desire % call public attentlan g. tl-
increased facilities for the better acc0mmoda-
% their patrons. They have not only greatly q
lar-Cl ana hCaut.ieC their salcsrOom, but ha
ccrresr-u lil-ly increased and improved Il
stock All goods named in the following ls- o.
VIII ..--- eu the most reas1 r-ih.s terms, st who
sale md retail. -.E.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02

6tant une atfhire non ternfnee, du dernier
jour de Ia derniere session, quand sur motion
de M. kenner, In consideration du bill est in
terrompue ct renvoyGe au demain,
BILL INrRoDUIT SANS AVIS EFT REFERE.
Sur motion de NJ. Gibson, les rGglements
sont suspendus ct on lui permet de presenter
sans autre avis, I'm bill intitule:
Acte pour approuver ct RATHER les nonlino,
tions des commissioners de lev6es, flutes pro
visoirement par lie gouverneur, ct les laisse1
continuer leurs fonctions
lie bill subit deux lectures par son tire, e.
l'ordre est donnG de lie refGrer au comite sui
les travnuy publics les terres ct les levGes.
Sur motion de NJ. Lapeyre, lesenat s'ajournt
a demain a midi.
HENRY B. KELLY, 4
SecrGtaire du Seaat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02

,c nut i a.? on du meme senatcur, lordre ed
W. nj p imprimer Iadite resolution coniointe
A. N, J olfrey-- ''''''s
81 ! Aoisse de Stc-Marie, de rdduire lie NOM.
- districts de jury de police dams ludit a M.
rolsse, clnq ct den fxer les linites, ami p e,
plt SEES dltlerentes lectures ct est adopytG.
sur motion de M. Gordon, lie sena..t aioprno
a demain d midi '''the
HENRY B. F.ELLY, n
SecretNire dn Senat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02
Des votants engeeistrgs

go ~ I. Des votants engegistrsst 1895
b, rrouvant que IenregistrementS legal enter
aapres ia constitution, de novanbres 1862 d
mars 1863, etait de (9ee} heuf cent soixante
salx,votants settlement ct que Ie tsotal DIES voix
Ss9a lsees aans Ia paroisse ct La ville etait,
Lei LIE ra nm, ds NJ sep. cent vingtScina
lni deal Terry de deux q troisi esnts " yois
naais CONNIE M Terry son rapport daprss
les archives oIiciels ID bureau d'enregistre.
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Rapport de NJ Terry mention ss ~ a. az .''
nant Fenr6gistlement totaLsElhF 7 $685.
Enregistres Enlightenment, par ", 7a~s5sS
NJ Seixhsnayder --t-,IL 49, 4491 5gu.
Enregistres Enlightenment par r.e5.- a'.5.
beaumont ct Vennard = 1913
Total enregistres d'apres Tor
Dire No. Il (d'apres le rap .f"*Sis :
=. port de Terry 2215
Total enregistres d'apres ror-
Dire No. rs (dapres lie rap
port de Terry. ---.. SIS -
Conformes aux conditions de la 80 s--y A q rsss;
constitution rapport de Ter
yl-.-- 966
Z go .s,s1ts tfs4tt---- y. hi @sa"9
i Total Illegal. ,.,,-,.,, ,9o29 s...,, -.
u
. Legal. ~------.iss.srs.ir sg ~ $685. s7ss
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WHEELER IL WILSON'S

|
5s b- LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINES. -
| Ae~','''-..... ...., Canal Street. las
ihe pateelds OF Napoleon scarcely more pumber
w shh the foreign contests of the WHEELER WILSON
nHmiNf MACHINES. Paris in 1861 London in 1861 Linn
u s63 Dantzic Agram and KreIs in 1854 and
9etln cologne and WsemRr 1865, bear testimony of
'he superiority of this Machine and It's appreciation abroad
az ' these national Exhibitions the best fruits Of foreign
genius were arrayed against it. backed by national upaor
oue there as here the star Of its destiny is always in
the ascendant. -r5 .'7. ' 60
ihaeea 30 human testimony could be stronger than that
which has been accorded this Machine superiority over all
Others for family and for general manufacturing purposes
We have used WHEELER L WILSON'S SEWING MA
CHINE and we say in regard to it that it is without
rival -Lscenfc American. f. .-..
We receiving from the mandatory large agsort
Sd, ~ Excellent Sewing Machines. OF
~ "g@h -'7p.5. ID. PECK BROTHERS, Agents. =
.-L--I = - - l62 Canal street.
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SfsGER's SEWING MACHINES.

IN q" FiANg STOK E-REINIKE I'd zoRN Of
lave opened q NEW PIANO STSRRR ot NJ NO c.,,p
- Ei.I three doors below Poydras street w. 70 ofA4u1
te Nnrb ons sneh with the mar ufacurers
CHEAPER than an as VIII enable to sell PIANOS
All Planes All any ot9er similar establishment In this cty
PiANn s sg1 ~ Us under full guarantee ''
stantlv M 49, S1lERS and MATERIAL. Ee-t con
IN ahna flANOS TUNED and REPAIRED Mt he
s.o,ses' heIlce ana in workmanke manner q" sNe
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BUILDING MATERTAT
II sEATON, ARCHITECT M


II sEATON, ARCHITECT 5e'-TT1
h.ss NO. 70 CAMP, STREET, ,u,4 .+,t
on Natchez street, Home Insurance ofce
m made for city and country buildings Of all Kinds and
ciheations for each "i'unus, Win requisite spe-
with y, specifications for alterations and epars etbes
FN'T = - oo1'>NAAne1 EN- TEX. gJsngB sr .--F
special attention given TO REPAIRING IT STORES and
h s..l = DWELLINGS HE ~ 4
81 LLl, elsTERNs MADE AND REPAIRED ,S4t
Orders lev at 26 Tiyol Circle, or at l. DuRAsp.
toulonse and Charities street promptly attended to-
Raj q BEsNARD- n 81 = . u Il
tGdi hLla OWN. b. RAY, j. R. BEsNARp,
5l shiP and Steamboat Carpenter. IL n
t7 anynw, STERN AND SIDE DOCxs
yhhs aee corner Front Levee and St. Josepb straes
and Repairing Of all kinds attended wifi Ill.,.
,ans D. Wilb8nks, Gellos d fhndurn
Gwartney 8ETs - !" aosee, e. Senery, Titus Il
dausmins Mn. IL k ss;s STAMPS or ALE
RULEEF TWTcIrJr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02

sHN-ar Dn Ia noUrsrANH-
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d snss!1s.iAssL. REVENUE sTAMPsI or ALI,
RULKFF TWIcHELL.
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REPRIsE EN- CONSIDERATION.

NJ M3unday fAit ia motion de reprendre en-
consideration le vote donn6 hier, concernant
Lordre dimprimer 500 copies du rapport d,l
ceomlte conloint, nommG pour collector les IN
formations ct preuyes nGcessaires pour detr71i
re les prctentions de NM. Michael Hahn ct
L. Cutler a dies si&ges dams le senat desi Etats
tnls, CONNIE sGnataurs de Ia Louisiana
4-3 fepllse en- consideration est accordGe et
SUI motion du meme s6nateur, ellie est mise
SUI table.
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Sur motion de NJ Foute, le rapport ci -des-
sns est adopte ct l'ordre est doiina d'impri1ner
ENG cents copies du rupport ct des documents
~ annexes, pour Tusage dn senat. S,i t.,,if
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P1ANOS--sEWING MACHINES.
A Il. ELACKMAs-
MUSIC PUBLISHER, PIANO MANUFACTURER, AND
81" 20 IMPORTER or %
.- Musical Merchandise,
1877 CANAL STREET, CNEAR Darpf51NE,

"n''es"io Depot of the Biackmar Upright Pianos;
H. Suhns Late Num- l. Clarls; Guild Co ,s: Urn
hhaoe JOS and other first class Pianos Prince Co.
organs and helodeons all Of which are sold to Dealers and
schools at actory Wholesale rates ----
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XVlIL--La paroisse dOrleans: A relection
qui cut lea, lie 5 septembre 1864, pour les
membres de l'assemblee generate, ct en- meme
temps pour t.ladoption on lie reject de la con-
stitution, il ,parait que, (5725) cling mile sept
cents vingt-cinq yoix furent donnees. De ce
m ra il W.
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! pouYoi1 permanent ID ssaiasSE t.essssaW
LES depagteme ntsss exscutifs let. leeislatifs
| so,lt, par consequent dlaecord, en- denoncant
i ! election CONNIE iilegale, conclusion nleipa.
tnent soutenue, en- considerant les faifs at cir
constances atis en 1864 ont pa
lesslen des membres de lassefnblee sel1grale
siohs Get Etat.4 81 ~ = sc
IN referaalt aux fetours officiels dams il bu-
leslu gu saefetalfe q Htat (vpyez 10 document
~, ezra que, de quarante-huit paroisses
dams Ett, wing apatre sont .casses 400,
1864 ii 7i3lise9s ss''. s 4selsenapre
\ Nous inyitons l'attention Il ranalyse; ss,;a,,sa5
DE cette election, dapses les ratourss al eisls
et les antres preuyes, apnexees.. !
, La paroisse de 1 Assumption donna t219)
deux cents tlix-neuf votes. ~
II y a dix-sept wards on districts ct Par no
YQta que dams quatre districts, savoir O,ia.s
hiama. sixieme, huitieme ct dix-septiame 14a~
lie plus fort vote DOME dams le quatriana
district etait de fI7y dix sept voix. lie plus
ort vote dams Il sigieme district, etait de f1S0l
'ent quatre-vingt voix. Lie plus fort vote dom
u dams lie district No. 8, etait gtie (115 ONE
ok lie plus fort vote dona9 danst Ii district
". ~, etait de Ga douze ,yoix ss.sss
u cette election furent dlus CONNIE senateurs:
Lara qui reent 125 roix lvoyez le jour
Aal Sin sdnat, page ~. z s3a n ~ sstss'
! Isomento Hllottson, qui recuta 204 voix
sss s'ss 8 Journal ds1 senats page
81 tssA y Mace, qui rscut 900 voix.
s Iun EnssA Aui recut 209sroixs Ii il
IoSsn Nh tag IS refut $40 voix (yoyez Ie
~ I'm 4s No " cham re, page rs 49,
issss donna So Remission CONNIE
iii SUN 7, 49, ostobrs 1864 Toyez le Journal
ss e'ssssa IL, tsss.poss setlif II yseah
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02

d1seilcts dams cette .paroisse Z I :
Ia am fa iaaase election tenae le septembre
lie total de yoix donnees est da @a1ss dan %
cents seize dune population blanee, en- $3.50
de looSo, cling mile cling cents quatre-yinat,,
f. La paroisse de st-Lan1rv. Il, rdfs.,, :.
az document B, ! fon vera Que il vote tell Local cal
a tana dams eette parpisse, est denviron
a5001 deux mile cling cents, que afi..s ny
jamais etc sous le controle fsssl III
que Tort pen de temps, ct gull est
aa M4a election gsnerale pour remplir Ie M
90 Election du 5 septenbre 1864, ait ed, Hen.
dams cette paroisses que Felection, n,etait nas
generate, est prouYG par le fait, que, le total
des voix que Ton donne b III paroisse dams Pa
lsStlops du 8 septsmbre 1865, nest que de
ti349 cent taentesquatre.
LIZ. La paroisse de St-Martin, don't l,e-
sction tenue u s septemhre 1864 {841 trente-
Iuatre voix furent donnees sE5 "
vs. tenoignage des No hnughn document
y dit; gu 'aucnne proclamation an gouverneur
! ete pasaee dams cetfs pafpisse, ordonnantl