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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-05

WHAT DID ITt-A young lady, returning to
her country home after 4 sOiOurn of a few
months, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place of rustic, flush face, she had a soft
ruby complexion, of almost marble smoothness
an instead OF %, she really appeared but IL.
liza Balm and would not be without it. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article. Ii can be ordered
of any druggist for only 50 cents.
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold 10y all
Druggists
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National Typographical Union

CHICAGO, June 4.-The National Ty.
biographical Uuion commenced its four.
teenth annual session in this city to-day.
The attendance was large. Representa-.
tives present from twenty-five States
The officers for the ensuing year were
elected this afternoon: John H. Oberly
of Cairo, President; Jas. Risk, Of Mobile
lst Vice President; j. E. Davis, of New
York, Cd do; Alex. Troup, OF Boston
Secretary and Treasurer A, j. Deyin, OF
Savannah, Corresponding Secretary
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AGUA DE MAGNoLIA.-The prettiest thing, the
sweetest thing, and the most Of it for the
least m oney. 1tovercomes the odor Of perspi.
ration softens and adds delicacy to the skin
is delightful perfume allays headache and
Inflammation, and is necessary companion in
the sick room, in the nursery and upon the toi-
let sideboard. 1t can be obtained everywhere
at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Wafer. sold by all
Druggists
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All who value a beautiful head OF hair, and its
preservation from premature badness and turn,
ing gray, will not fail TO use Lyons ce LIBERATED
Ksthairon 1t makes the hair rich soft and
glossy, eradicates dandruff, and causes the hair
to grow with luNruiant beauty. Sold every
where F. THOMAS LYON,
Chemist, New York
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold by II
Druggists
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER,
nronvuy Cn"ECT0R nF

4 TTORNEy, COLLECTOA OE
N PENSIONS Soldiers Claims, and Certified
Accounts All Officers, Soldiers, or Seamen dis
ahed in the service Of the United States, are en-
titled to Pensions for life; and in case of their
ieath the widow, orphan children mother or
sister of any such officer, soldier or seaman, is
entitled to pension, and also the bounty Of one
hundred dollars, and all back pay due. My fee
III each case is FIVE DOLLARS, II the claim
tor pension ia collected, and NO CHARGE in
case of failure
Certified accounts collected ON the most roas
enable terms
Odice, No $50 Fourth Street uear the Court
House Wheeling, Va. sepO
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M, w. JORDAN,

,IARBsE wORKs.-MONUM UMENTS
MI and Head Stones, every description oi
Scnotery Work executed in good style. Corn
.r nf zane and eth Streets East Wheeling, w:
=, / am prepared to I'LL all orders entrusted
= a me and hope will merit part of public pat
fopage Prompt attention paid I" orders from
i.', ,,,,rtrv mch5-ly
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CHERRY VALLEY, n. Y, June g. The
Tryon House, with. an adjoining dwell
ing, were consumed by fire last night
Loss $1,000 to $4,000 Insurance $4,000
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Ueimstreet' 5 inimitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years.
It'acts upon the absorbents at the roots OF the
hair, and changes ii to its original color by de
grees. All instantaneous dyes deaden and in.
iure the hair. Heimstrcets IS not dye, but
certain in its results, promotes tS growth and
is n beautiful Hair Dressing. Price 20 coRtS aud
81 CO. Sold by all dealers
Saratoga Spring Wafer, sold by all
Dealers
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OMAHA, June 4.-The first hundred
miles of the Union Pacific railroad was
completed yesterday. ~.
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GROCERIES & PRODUCE
c. MAIER.
Formerly Proprietor Of Boat Store

Formerly Proprietor Of Boat Store
No 81 T1TER STREET, ttro doors ADORE
SpTigg AIley,
UERPs CONSTANTLY ON HAND
n A FULL and complete assortment OF uro'
co-faa prnd1ce Canned Fruits Jellies SsTdines,
Cove Oysters Lobsters, etc, etc, all ot when
will he sold at the lowest market rates.
Orders for anything in my line filed, either
day OF night S..-L...
H]Ofice OF w q. Anderson steamo boat
gent ~
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WILLIAM HARE,

TACTICAL PLUMBER AND
GAS FILTER No. Monroe st, WLeei.
rSTOrders from the country attended to at
- nntica sep2h
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LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER--
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn Sick Head
ache Cholera MOrbus, &c where a warming,
genial stimulant is required. Its careful prepa.
ration and entire purity makes it a cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes Sold
erywhere at 80 cents per bottle.
Snrntogn Spring Water, sold by al
Druggists iebleOw
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F. HENKE.

VANUFACTURE OF LADIES
vi BOOTS, Shoes, Caters and Balmorals.-
! good assortment always on hand. WORK
made 10 order. No. "a Main Street Centre
WSsel;~o jan23.6mos
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8. 2. NIILRR.
NJ.
@, L. ZANE & CO.,

F0EFIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
fi,nSrs Manufacturers of Pure Catawba Wines,
Quincy Street. between Main and Market Sta,
Wheeling, Va, keep constantly on hand Brandies,
scotch and Irish Whiskes, Jamaica Runs and
.,ardials choice Old Rye and Bourbon Whiskies
sap2U
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S. 2. FARIS,

\tIRRE.E WORKER 81 sCULP-
M TOR No l22 Main Street Wheeling, Va,
"a Monumental Work of all kinds made 10
,rdeT on short notice. Particular attention paid
20 Portrait Sculpture ana Designing sep93
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r. J. BERRY & co.

AIANUFACTURERs AND Do ManiI.
Nj ERs in Hawseraid OIL We'll EeIjasa RSp'F Fishing n
a Hemp Sate ;a. and P96ss GSt'N4n Tar Pifc6 9aE%@
Tackle lines Fire Brick, Tile and Clay,
BOGSs aoss iaTPaII PBsItns and Packing No; % Water
streot Wheeling, w va -.
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JUST RECEIVED AT
E. A. Weber's Music Store,
TuE FOLLOWING NEW AND

SoXGs,-The Conquered Flag Charley Ward
lcSmuanionto the Faded Gray Jacket
why can we not be Brothers or, Va Know
that We were Rebels Ch. Ward.
The Rxile: " Z. Loud Faded Gray Jacket
Cb. Ward.
ISsTRrNES-AL Bellies MaEurk
santirsutale Ch. Ward. Sout ern Boy =
Polka Blind Tom. sneE Flakes: Stone-7H
Jackson sMarch. my30-Iv
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DIR. E. J. HENNIG,

"ayEGDPATUIC PHYSICIAN,
III has removed his Office TO Union street be-
tween Market aud Fourth. Office honrS from
to9a. m; to3p m to T. ~
anri.lV
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M r HuLLIHEN.

ss,sus, WHEELING, VA, DENTIST,
A&Nl OFFICE corner OF Market and Quincy
Streets, one square above the Custom House
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J. Fl. GOOD,

TTORvEX AT LAW, OFFICE
n corner Fourth and Monroe steetsi the
same that il at present occupied by Judge
Good aprlslm
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RICHARDSON J tLBhNl y hhHHN'
Richardson & M'Kennan,
VPORNEYs AT LAW, OFFICE,
4 No 90 Monroe Street, above 9TH, Wheel
-, Va febi5-ti
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mAU Qaiei on the Niagara

BUFFALO, June All quiet on the
Niagara.
The arms of the captured Fenians are
on board the Michigan, also their colors
and those captured BY them at the bat.
tie of Ridgeway, which the Canadians
call Limestone Ridge.
Buffalo is filled with special reporters
from all parts of the country, but there
is absolutely nothing transacting at this
point.
The Express of this morning says:
While we had assuredly in this city
some two or three regimtnts of Fenians,
well armed and equipped and drilled,
and while liberal detachments have he an
reaching here from abroad during the
past week, amounting to more than an
other ! 900, the whole augmented army
on the field only amounted to about
| 900 men, where the balance are it is
difficult to understand.
1t is stated that among the three or
four thousand troops at Fort Erie yes
terday, not Catholic Irishman was to
be found, and not an officer of the force
was Irish
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P. w. BOSLEY,

MANUFACTURER OF COMMoN
Foreign Fruits, Nuts etc, No i5G Market St,
Wheeling, Va.
Also Parties and Weddings furnished With
Ice Cream and Cake at the shortest notice.
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CORNWALL, C. W.-The Fenians are
concentrating here in force No demon
strations have been made by them yet
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H. w. PHILLIPS,

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER, I,
| STEAM ENGINE BUILDER, and General
Nacbinist North Wheeling Va
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CHARLES SIEBKE,

UCCEssO TO IL. DE IL
- FANCY DYER AND SCOURER South
Stra.t near the B. g. o. r. r. Depot, Wheeling,
" Va. An kinds of Shawls Ribbons, and eve
-, description of Silks and WoOlen Goods, exc.
G1nted on short notice and on reasonable terms
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estao
itt,,t I'm tha Western States sep2U
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A gentleman just from the other side
states TO us positively that at the battle
OF Ridgeway only four of the Canadian
wounded, three seriously
Inc report IN the papers that Lieu
pure fiction no such officer being with
the force, in fact. The only Officers
killed or wounded on the British side So
far as known here, are Ensign McEach.
ern, killed; - Routh of tile 18th hat.
tallion, seriously wounded; Lieutenant
Campbell, arm broken by bullet; Can.
tain J. B. Bousted, of the Toronto
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J. s. G. BAYHA,

DREAD, CRACKER AND CAAh
Il BAKERY, Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall, a few doors above Monroe
Street Keep constantly on hand full assort-
ment of the above articles.
Their wagon runs constantly to all parts
arc sep2a
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MEMPHIS, June 4.-One hundred and
fifty Fenians are awaiting marching or.
ders 1t is reported that General n. II.
Jackson, late of the Confederate
army has accepted a commission as
Brigadier General in the Fenian army
and leaves for the front tomorrow.
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JOHN L. HARGREAVES,
nEALER IN READY MNED
~ PAINTS GLASS, SASH, and PUTTY
,;;lt and Rosewood Picture Frames and Veni'
tian Blind Manufacturer No. 80 Man Street.
Wheeling w. Va. 'ep2o
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Fenian Meeting Eat Boston

Boston, June 3.--Ameeting g. ofFenians
was held this afternoon at the headquar-
ters on Hanover street, which was nu
merously attended. The speaker made
strong appeals for money, asserting that
volunteers were in abundance, but
without liberal contributions they could
not be sent to the front. About $4,000
in money was raised.
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WATERFOWL, n Y, June 4.-General
Meade and staff passed here this morn
ing ell route North. General Sweeney
and one hundred and fifty prisoners
were on the same train
Tho United States Marshall here
seized nine boxes of arms and accoutre'
ments on Saturday evenings train All
quiet north of Ogdeusbnrg this morn
iDu
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que instant, quelgue fusse nonvelle yena leur fare
battre 10 mas cetse fo les Angais avaient bieu
prs eurs precautions amais geoers nj bourreaux ne
remprent mieux leurs fonctions que sir Hudson Lowe
II faut mantenant, mes enans, que e yous conte com
ment mourut 10 panvre capaine Castagnettc Je ne 10
fera pas sans proonde emotion. avas pour ui
une affection toute fale. taE
Un sor. cetat 10 mai 1921 il dormait pres du feu,
sant siese Of revant Dc gloreuscs calnpagnes
Ses pauvres ambes de bos eaen posees les chenets
Soudan, 10 feu prit sans quill sen apercnt. II revait
de siege de Touon on il await subj premiere ampu.
ation. de pItae on il await perdu yge ct ses deux
ambes LIE feu gagnat touours ct aaqua bicnto csto.
mac de CUR, present de Desgenettss 14lss
LIE We'll officer sentant Ia chaleur approcher revait do
cette terre dEpe od il await asse entracs ct recu
co visagc dhonneur qui avait rendu fer Mais e feu
montait montait touurs quill sen spertcd devorant
un un tous trophies posches cages do "A bravourc
ct de deyouement ct 10 paure Castagnetts revat d.
oct incende Dc Moscou qu await etc suiv de epouvan
tables catastrophes. 1. .i1 i. 'ss..' ir5, .e
Tout COUP efroyable explosion - ct entendre.
le fu vena de fare ecter Ia bombe que e brave vete
await depus ant danuees dams le dos Ce bru e re-
veilA, mais rop tard Ses membres etaient redus en-
poussSre iupalpabe orex saule etat intacte et 10
brave ofcier, que risn navat pu enouvoir jusquea,
mourut Do surprise en X voyaut aiosi mutile
ss4A MANUEL fEsLETsE)
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Marlborough dams le Pantheon Do pAngletsrre.

Marlborough dams le Pantheon De pAngleterre. .
Quelques heures plus tard. grAce inactiou du mard
chal GTouchy. tout tourne contre Blchor h tt
de trente mile Prussiens await t - oncton avec Well
iDgon plus grand desordre % met dams les raDgs fran
sais. ls cri fatal de- Sauvs qui peu cot pousse pal
quelques raitre ID dtroute Les hut bataloni
do ID garde que soutenaent Cambeonne ct le msr6cha
ey enraines leur tour par i des uysrds
En- vain Napoleon jette milieu deux Pobscnrite
empeche Do ls yor 10 tumulss couvrs voix Alors Il
prsee Jerome stsrs Ici dot mourir tout qui porte
Ie nom de Bonsparte" LEmpereur le comprend il me-
vep4e u main ct cherehe i mort. que ses gkn6iaux
lo.rtent mare la Dependant IN soldat aDs.s bes1, L
voyant passer, relave moitt, sast pistolet 4
lsjae coup part nas nest pas Napoleon qui y
recot Caaagnetts await en- e temps do convrr rEmps
reur do son corps n recut y bale en pleDe poitrine
ellie ogea dam estomac de cuir do1 potre ami
At retirer, Of, lofrant Napoleon en souriaut ,,.,
"Elle vous ttait desiDee. sire. acceptes-la. ii
VooDiiera reprit PEmpcreur, et ne penss pas i
payer trop, cher en- te Dormant ceci en- 6chaDge" .
Et il tendt notre ami ID croix qu briait snr =
potzine Caaagnstte couvt Dc baisers h main Do Napo
ton Le casque etrapge du caPtaine faPPa seulsnsnt
alors lattention de pEmpereur. 4
II "A quel regiment appartienstu done?
Ne oherches pss ire csst moi qui sois tout le rg
ment Appeles-e, 81 voules les culsdsjatts do b
gards il nd jamais tourn6 les talons. celui-la"
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E. DUMEz & T. BELOW, REDAcTEURs

majorite du Congress, est A l'agonie
d Particle de Ia mort ct Va dispa
raitre de 10 scene. Tout Sc prete
Ia fondation dun regime nouvea,
let meilleur ct la societe AMERICAN.
resemble 4 Ia terre qu'un beat
soleil de printemps Went caressel
de ses rayons ct delivrer des rudet
chaines du sombre hiyer. Laissont
Ia guerre. cette immense folie hu'
maine, prouener ses fureurs sui
un autre continent. pnisqu'l faut
une pature au minotaure errant
jamaisr dams les labyrinthes de la
vie, mais lgasdons,nous de jamais
lui demander 10 remede de nos
maux ct Ia rsparation de nos griefs.
Mons ne savons quel est le sort
de IL hste Roselius, marquee dun
unionisme plus tranche La convo.
cation an meeting de mardi etait
generale ct le peuple etait appeIs
1 RATHER Pune on l'autre liste. II
ma sts, question de cette dernisre
que dams Ia lettre du juge Abel,
lequel emet le voeu dun compromis
vainement sollicite d'abord dc n.
Roselius, ct dun arrangement tel
que les sieges de Ia Louisiana / ID
convention de Philadelphia ne
soient pas coutestts. II est proba-
BILE qu'en presence de- l'imposante
maDifestatios de mardi ct de- 10 ra-
tificstion funanime de Ia liste demo-
cratique. NJ. Roselius ct ses amis,
prenant conseil dc, leur raison ct
de leur patriotisme. Sc retireront
ct csderont la place 4 leurs COM
petiteurs.
.syfrf1FH.Hw fafxszfET aA sfa ruos-
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Dexxisms District congressi;onne,: :

Dsszisms District congrsssionns,:'
j. Ad. Roster. Alexander Walker
Samuel Smith, F. J. Heron, H. NJ
Spoford, W. H. G. King. a.@a> naI
71oisis~s Di,triet eongrs,,i;onnel.:
D. F. Kenner, d'Ascension v
Burthe, de Jefferson Alfred Henneu
ST., de St.Tammany; J. O. Fuqua
d'Est-B Baton. Rouge J. Q. A. Fellc~s
de Jefferson. a.oeEr,z.,
Quatr,sms District eong,essionnel::
P. A. Morse, de Natchitoches T
G. Manning, des Rapides; DR.: Alfred
Duperrier, de- st-Martin; Jules Oil
vier. de Ste Marie Alcibiade DeBlanc,
de- St-MsYtin; -:a sr5s=tr~n a5 zncy
iCiaqGiSms Distrid congressional:
D. J. Lang Lewis, de Claiborne VIM.
8. Parham, de Madison I. Garret,
d'Ouachita ; L. N. Mutt, de Caddo J.
B. Elan. de De Soto. n,-,v ov
"Societe De l'Union ct club de John.
son: tatGt +h 9sjata.baG sa5sAs5sE am5rat
- ,+.Dflkguts posr + Esat en- g<ntral:: :! !
d Juge O. Rosslios, Do Jefferson w.
W. Pugh, d'Ascension /; Catbert Bul.
lit. d'Orltans; Ell. Martin, de Saint.
%&tt&ts 13Ea5 50 8.y4t98 sd u l. s
LanoIJ. ri 1Bs s.siisfS aast&5 aasEerag
10 Pre~;tr Di,tyid eo.grsssionsa -
Charles Bisnvsnu. Robert ]. .Ker.
o Desr;sae Di.tris eongrss,ionnd::
d Am. Holbrook. TIP. May. Il !,
7,oisieme Dist,ies eong,essionnel
Jacob Vanwinkle, A..C. Graham. :
:. Q4asriame Di,srid eosgrsssionnel !:
s.Juge Joshua Baker, e. Cant. Ii nb
CsnqxssMe LsyTrtcs dngTessi0st''st 7.
Hoogh, Nicholas Coleman.
II s4#.. 5f s4f~e..H ia f.Fs.84Es
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garde ct ne volt rien venir. C'est tout
naturel: pour voir venir qui que &c
soft on quoi que &C soft, il lui faut son
che.nin. Nous citops 10 Ores cent
" Nous n'avons pas encore indique
10 manierc don't les premiers colons.
les vieux pionniers francais, cult.
vaient generalement la terre. dams Ia
Basse.Louisiane, ct on peut le dire
aussi, dams Ia Haute- Louisiana ct 10
Canada. lis appliquont le principe
communiste ou le systeme dc l'agricul-
ture sur une terre commune. Nos lec.,
teurs ignorent pcut-etre que dams les
contrees europeennes, pour ne pas re-.
monter d rOrient, ce mode ets
longtemps en- usage. Meme aujour-
dhui, il est dcs regions Oh ron men
connait pas d'autre. Un waste champ
est entoure dune barriere .elevee
a frais communs, puis 10 sol est
divise ct subdivisa en- parcelles attri-
buees d de nombreuses families. C'est
alnsi. nous 10 savons. que Ia plupart
des petits fermiers de St.Jean-Bap-
tiste, do St.Jacques ct du bayou La
fourche, ont travaille pendant dc lon.
gues annees. C'est ainsi que Natchito.
ches a commence. Cette methode dc
debut dcs enterprises agricoles dams
un paps neuf, surtout pour une popu-
lation qui ma que ses bras, est Ia seule
qui puisse conduire 4 un resultat. -
III Nous aayons appris dernisrement
que plusieurs Allemands % sont mis- i
planter du tabac de choix. Diverses
localities ont etc montionn4cs, entro
autres Ia Vacherie, situes quelque
part au.dessus do St.Charles GU de
l,Ls-i;~~ - maj ss,.-s
: C'est evidemment Dc Ia Grande.
Pointo gull est question. 10 tabac pout
prosperer egalement 4 Ia yacherie;
mais ID Grandc-P Pointe est iusqu'a &C
jouraala region consacree ct renommsc
oa croft ct SO manufacture le famcux
tabac de Perique. Un certain nombre
de creoles Sc sont vones a 50 culture ct
q sa fabrication ct continuent une in
dustrie creee depuis longtemps deja
par leurs peres. Nous avons. il va quel-
ques mois. ecrit l'histoire, aussi exacte
ct veridiaqe que possible, du petit
village dc Ia Grande. Pointc ct de ses
habitauts, en- commcncant par celle du
premier fabricant. Pierre Chenst. don't
Ia memoire viyra longtemps sous lc
sobriquet do Psrique, quill a legu6 4
lexceIlcnt tabac do st.Jacques. Lc
redacteur du Crescent aurait lu avec
fruit ces renseignements pris sur les
lieux et aurait evite une inexactitude
dams son utilc ct recommandable
etude sur ia Nouvclle- Orleans ct ses
environs. '.' "'''' ,5 5s y .s5'f't '5s
'.-Le Nina siimme, est descendu
entement dimanche dernier une
'eule de ses roues fonctionnait.
Les dommages. causes d Get excel.
ent packet ont da deja etre repa-
rs. a' talai tsaanH s143,I isate#s .s.af
tt9hi lo maa 9at 4 assro9 ms s1 ~
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ST-JEAN.BAPTISTE

.,.s.- IN
II importe de cannaitre Eac ~
Congres, relatif 4 Ia disposition dss
terres publiques dams les Etats Dc Ia
Louisiana. du Mississippi, de rArkan-
sas ct de Ia FIoride, ct approuve par
le President le 2l JUN 1866 II con-
tient un privilege don't peuvent pro-
fiter ceux de nos coucitoyens qui mont
pas pris part la guerre ct. malgre
fardent patriotisme deploye par nos
paroisses, il en- est encore quelques-
uns qui sont paisiblement restes dams
leurs foyers.-En vertu des DISPOSE
tions de Get acte, les affranchis ct les
blancs. qui afirmerout par serment
qu'ils mont point porte les armes con-
tre les Etats- Unis, ont le droit exclu.
sif, jusqu'au Ter janvier 1867, d'acque.
rir des terres publiques dc Ia maniere
suivante lie postulant' doit deolarer
gull est chef de famille, gu age de
1aRs ou quill scrvi dams rarmee
ou dams aparine des Flats Unis
quill ne presente sa demande que pour
son usage ou son ayantage exclusif, ct
non directement ou ihdirectement pour
pusage ou l'avantage d'autres person
sonnes quelconques; que cette demande
est faite dams 10 but d'nne occupation
Of dune culture imme ediates de Ia terre.
En- faisant enregistrer ledit affidavit
par le register ou receveur des terres
publiques, aulbpreau du district Oh ls
terre est situee, lot en- payant Ia sonme
do cinq piastres1 le postulant peut &C.
querir 80 acres au maximum ct en-
prendre de suite possession. 81, d Pex.
n;;r.lia- a. I. a. .A4-ssts1sg.
<te possedee etcultivee par le postu-
liant, il lui sera delivre moyennant
cinq piastres un titre legal 1 Ia pro-
piets de Ia terre. Les demandes dol.
vent etre adressees. en- Louisiana, au
bureau de Ia Nouvelle Orleans, oil de
plus amples informations seront four.
Mes
Dams le, numero SO dune serie
d'articles, fort interessants d'ailleurs,
publiee, sur les Enuirons. de Ia, ,Nou-
velle- ORLEANS, le Crescent commet quel.
ques errsurs que nos lscteurs rectife.
ront facilement. II Sc trompe sur le
systeme de parcellement des proprie-
tes. Nul nest moins communjste que
le petit proprietaire ct jamais mieux
qu'ici ne fut appliquee Ia fameuse ma
kline ehaeun chez sol: Nous n'ajoute.
rons pas caaeum pour soi, 60 serait
une injure imm6rite. LIE Crescent Sc
trompe encore en- placant Ia Vacherie
au-dessus de l'Eglise Rouge; il aon
voulu parler de- Ia Grande Pointe,
d'autant quill sagit de culture dc ia.
bac, La Vacherie, CONNIE chacun salt
ici. est situes sur 10 bord du lac des
Allemands, rive droite ct a 5 miles
da aeuys ct, pour 10 dire on passant,
slle attend avec con6ance mais impa-
tience .l'execution de ID loi votee en-
y faveur sur Il proposition parfaite-
ment naotiyee, et par les soins en-
presses de- Honorable senateur de ST.
Jacques ct St-J can Baptiste. Ellie re-