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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-22
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TIE SITE or TRADE.
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RS sar ,,,.y NJ :. w1gse' e s $50 ba csS,a a.; sPas a, u 8
Corn hsld cy ne ','s 81 euT'fs M ' ot % are sr r retail
lots At ao or ono .t 75 f2r w.ra M R2nal % p az I'm ,
so,9sns5 % hrl = os, sssa'4 B ne Rscep-iSoa bush
wheat Cora, 80 JJs P0uF SaPneas-@'oO' o4A
cs6sssf a se' ,Sr gr,is. SS' !, Sga.e, =,
hsas, srs P,% ~ ~, ana ~ sss 81 90 o No. Corn
Is there snail sss . No n bnk o.t' arc n- a.
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deHsn shoulders si sacked ,eaT Ssi ise ClsS Ro
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519s a9i 'Ps s1' alI'af % b e t.s.s 90 5 c@o
90 bb o WHISKY shPmeais-lI1o bush o' Cora "' oss
EsW oRru,s, jane iqi Low M4iins l; sale,
g5o bales. cepts bales. exports Jl2 bales Loussn9 Suyss
scarce prime 70 choice vas retailing At ligsei Ia9'
sasersne so @ vi Extra st tll rs Corn dali Tel
low and Mired s11l5c white 9)a9c o are du oiero tho
cce Al Zoe BacoaShouer, At y 9lOtc Rib sides ~
Clear sides ic lard l9' neee' f ~ 1e York Sid, NJ
Gg.r. a jado S~Cotson sale, ., lo5 bales MD
CEsGr,roS June sCOtton DALI ,ae,of bales MdiaSs c
s,Ss,m June o. Cotton opened but It'll. doing ,n eossi
MONT Jun. 5-JOton-sass to-day 600 bales Mhns re-
wSsoros c. Juae 20 Cotton se.k :. aa spirits rS''
Penne are stesi' At Jc hovn % qs q wf Am ,n anch.nse
Cora Is dali nominal at Sic for No and se for No] o 0'e
cr,o June 20 Flour deeng fselsl brands os Spns E
s., sgT5 wheat advance o. p!e No soh a.
steady a. decline OF S{"fs-t
.,le. of No dull at 9S y - " Tor No G
!, dali and nominal dull Mess Pork 90 So Lard r. II
Iic ee a,tive. brt prices are unhlnsI ss -
"a shipping BecyeA hOEs
IS 1O good smooth Sheep are Nor % 81 o
f01 hhs OfFour 400 hush Nbea sVV
& n Corn IS n bush Oats 5000 Hogs Shipments Oos
~ Eour rs bl.h Wheat 49, 90 bush Cora 9 6nsh os
2g hbdS Leaf iohacc0 ng
o Medium Leaf SO 7Oas 10; Selections S22 80 supernue F9ur
a. s ~ so Mess Pork t2 BsconSholiier, &c ear sues
2ie packed Sagareure Hans ltt ale packed Ll-hevs
shelei and delivered BJd6'tc OaS'
Is S;y,ret Raw WHISKY ia bond 3OdJ2c Cotton 9c. -
2O-Coon heavy as 1idIi4c Corr t'c~pl
o g5ag. PORK S2j 5OGS2J Cotton receipts Il bales eK
ports. g5 bales. c,,,..i.
onirt Al a. Fisu quiet UNCHANGED Wheat j. dui No
Choice Fall ~ 3O GS2 % Fancy % ~ Corn
s. A TU0sOc Oats advancing; sales AZ boQ09c
~ a. gS for Choice Spring aud S. for Choice FAIL Rye
ermeT d 81 Ojd III ani Lafi are unchanged WHISKY
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DIED.

~ 49,, ,,, t,lv on THURSDAY June % 1867, Of henOr'
rhage Of the lungs s. l. ATOnd P'in'''' So w
Notice Of funeral hereafter 90, - ,r,,,.. t..i,
IRwIE-On Wednesday, June ~ o'e' 'DO ''
sr 10 ,e o.n l. on The family respectfully invited 70 sehl
sf sr hi, late residence, No gl BroaaNst 1u ~
t' m ssy Afternoon o'clock Ihe remains VI" W 'AAu "
Greenwood for intsrinenI u,-- A.
Thursday afternoon June 20 sher long hae" An
drew end, Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend
Inc - from his No 100 Nassaas1 br0oAh on
s5risy W. Afternoon, June e. at o'clock p m
auilspIv on wednesday June 49, the Rev T. A MilA
m t6s Ministry other friends invited 20 attend ms
~ On Moudav June al o'clock m from the PrssDl
h Dove Trains leave New ork loot OF barch
a at and ma o'clock leave Dover at Is clock m
the residence his brother Forty third st. souh
R,ootIvp William H. McDougal aged n years aud months
u mains will I've Argyle Washington County Tor neeh
Brklyn on THURSDAY June 90 Susaunah Moore OF New
toWn L. l., Ia the 65h year of her age ,,.,,. .,..s
7 and friends Of the family respectfully invited ea
her funeral al Church hewown L. on s,nIua'
~ at O'Clock without iur'hef ih'iuatoh iAN '
ers Point at q O'clock D.,.
uccARTYon wnesay June 49, Eliza Ann rele Ofth late fe'e
MeCsrty, aged ~ years . . -.,.s. ,..,,.1 "a attend
ss Funeral from residence No 46 East Twenty nh" on
SATURDAY June2 %, at , O'Clock , zsA -.
MoTn Tussay morning 49, Alfred Mott in the 'oh year
ma, istve. ard friends and 81 his brother law Niam
1ys are ysprrtfy invited attend his funeral on FN gens
A. o'clock am his late residence, No 80 FithN u'suou
further iaytioB TIE Iua s te AAsn " SAssa""S va ~
peas
l l...-t.. a.. q, Infer.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
RRIEF NOTES.

Mr. Calvin Culvert employed Patrick MoTissy, yester-
M morning to him from the Hudson River Railroad depot to
~ Hotel and on reaching destination Merry demanded %
a. Cyert declining Mory eed bis yase anl Tor TINS ol
In arrested by Of Capt Baeketts MAYOR
instructed Capt Backett
enter his maine bAcbook To be rejected whens'er SUE"
gap bscome obligatory upon hacnen u take ont hcense ,
Roman Catholics have been advised by circulars Ir9in
m Bhops city Brooklyn that pienes perneiou anu
Brigham Young who, according TO The Gazen i ao yS
to petition Cotgess to take census o his family viii 'o
tins sumner -, tbis city to
ON sunday next $500 Masons will 60 from thiS eiS ="
nartepate celebration 10 Boston OF the L's
Admiral Farragut and wife are t0 DC iotinaly i0N'
On hoard steamship Franklin tis N,,.
Barnun, Tom Thumb and wife, and Colnlnoupllv ~ @
and arranged through the lnS - nj
The nputans their voyage from Europe sho 'hP
week .ostar ,vharein n
The city sensation yesterday. was poster h 2
advertising bis had conPnonsV asp
found dead. in tie Lssrge Ieuse 80, " ,s s dsS
advertisement
T,a sodallties OF nay of the Roman CathOno Cnsurs
ssIsLcd festival Of oOus chrss as e '"''''"
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
ATIRRIED

ABBoTT-FARYAM-O wednesday Jane 9 At Trinity Church
AG1 p, by the Rev j. AcAlpn Harding, the Rev Ben amin
u sbbo Whsoue L. L. Sarah Elizabeth, only daughter o
Dr. john 2. FaTnhSm Of the former place
RPOOKS-FEgE-At Plymouth Church. MfOu Conn on einea
upe is by the Rev Griffin Mr W. j. Brooks o. NewloA u
Mis- T. J. Penn OF the former place
oTrN.NRTIKLFY-At Southport Conn. weinessy june 10
m s Rev DR. Cuyler Charles 81 Gilman Of this city TO Mary w.
daughter OF George BulEey esq, OiSouthpor-
Pine Plains Dutehess Co.. on eShss
Ire no nv the Rev n Lewis Mt Fred Lewis Of Newburgh n T.
10 Miss Kate wber daughter ofDr 5 "ber Of rine rlan'
PARKTRsBAMAN THURSDAY June 20 at hs residence OF t
Rey A of New Rochelle, Chaes ~
PEsr formerly Red Bank, j. to MARI daughter oi Samue
Seaman Of this city. Ne cards
TICFR-MoNTAIYO Monday June at Strong place Bapt'
Churcb by the Henry Bumey Albert Tucker 70 "~g " o.
younee,t daughter Of John Mountain, all Of Brooklyn
,,t .TguRR somers r. on TUESDAY, June rs
by The Rev r. II. Burghartt the Rev {. Ous S
Y To Miss MARY Emira, daughter OF 'ae OH'''''H a'
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
ALABAMA.
~ rELEsR,ra TO Tug TxlBUSE


MONTGOMERY, Aia.. June 2O-The result of the
four days registration IA Montgomery n LIS DiaeAS ana
49, whites
TIE COLOIED CITIZENS Or MOBILE TO GEN. SWAMI
MOBILE Ala, June IS, 1861
Brcrd hoiorGca. VI. SpyyIe, ComnGndag DistyId o,
Af1b0Bta.
GENERAL: On behalf oS the coored citizens of Mo-
bile, the Undersigned, while acknowledging with graft
tude yOur recognition OF Their rights Citizens by offer
ing 10 fill from their number the vacancy in ge Council
made 10y the refusal OF Mr. Jones respectfully aeone for
the reasons following: They 5ceye that the welfare OF
city and The condition Of her finances demand that
he most capable and worthy should be selected for the
Responsible position OF member ~ the Council provided
NE be loyal They desire also, 10 show TO their white fe
Owcitizens that they waive cheerfuy their caias
class whenever u Is evident them that the of
peace the welbeing OF the community, OF which they
small part make the doing of this the better
part We have the honor to remain, Very respectfully !
Your 0bedient servants,
NJ. y. Avery, VIM L. Carter, Aiien Alexander Adam
Daniel Divide Gregory, Joshua Davis r. f. Physich, VIM
Daniels l.. - Berry, f. Robson, A. Hines, John Barber
Il. W. ksEinOr j. a. Stewart.
P.S.We chcerfuly offer the name of worthy fel-
lowczen, q. NJ. Parker, esq, suitable person TO fill
the vacancy.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
wuolrsA1r Anrrsr or QuEENs CoUNrY LIoUOE

uy.tERs-Pursuant 70 orders from Police Headqnarters
xesterday a host Of unlicensed Queens County l9nOiI
aolears were arrested by Policemen who were detailed
for The purpose by Inspector John g. Folk INC arrests
were as follows: ,
,,,s Pout-Jam~s Hunter Richard fitzgerald Farrell tneJ
McNuitF, Patrick Ilerney iiukh
Charles ScbwArburg. Joseph MeLoughhn fr.h t,l ae
we're taken Justice Purses At AstoTA al" he oN
st."r ,arogpifapces % the zsh inst 81,
er,,,snor2-Frederck Wesenhusen, H. Duer Vs%ES ~
,b r and Frank Jnsilee QuarternAn oil f1asns he
~. afars named In bonds Wednesday
Coiumblsrite Rese John > seoert Ga, ptut,
Ro.e spltrner Lewis Deuner, stephen Heii fhnl
lnhoa ots svs Mer sarah Hicks william C. FuTman Charles
sGS5i, Villaoe-Chares Hems Fra1f fbert hAhnSH "'
cby,.onbr Ksenstk Anton Tronmes q. an
RL1iSood -Prederick stObel, Nathan Newman beVA"H ~
George SehWitSer cu-t ch.vles sehloo and
It,esf FluslanQ-JOhn jenkins J0hh Ne'"f O---'
PfnHcis Victor Book
Ead Ufffdnsburgh.-w Jacob9 80. r,,.i,. WIN
aowed them to depart with the understanding 1Ass -
would Issue warrARts for their ge-arfeS%
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
IOWA

TIE REPUBLICAN STATE CONYENTION-sAMUEL MEH-
RIII. NOMINATED FOR GOYERNoR-THE HEsO-
LUTIONS.
NJ TRIBUNE
DEsMorSKs Iowa, June s0.The Republican State
Convention day nominated Samuel Merrill of McGregor
for Governor and Col Scott of Storey County, for Lieu
tenant GOyernOr. ,.
IN INC state Constitution securing the right OF ballot the
projection OF the law, and equal justice 10 All men IRE
Dccfive of color race religion, approving tho NIL
iiarv Reconstruction acts Of the last Congress, demand
inc fbat Congress assemble In July 10 carry out ny al
donaI enactment the true and original intent OF SAID
ats The prompt punishment according 10 law OF the
iate Chief of the Rebellion Is demanded Tor tine Nlndc
ZION of the Constitution and the laws, and proper pun
ishment for the highest crime.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

PBREIESOr Thursisy morning iuas H Mas Bs AAce AHgbf
Of fhs late Joseph sri Alice Perkins sf cooperstswn
The eds of the 1ase nd those her sD are respectfully ~
Yef sfsy Frffty a O'Clock 1s
residence o. brother Mr. John rckas kY i Il ls,rih
siiel first house E,si Of Scveuth-sye
W00DRUFP-At Elizabeth CITY Juas ~ Major Jehu We,iak %
the Bist ytar Of bis -
His relatives l1enis Invited seai h funeral N1hJt
further nEtslou tie hrt Preyteaa Cbgrcb of Bustbe1 b
on Friday, June n. al eel,ck
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
NORTH CAROLINA.

THg Cash OF THE COLLECTOR or WILMINGTON.
TELEGtsFHTo rKg TRHuSs
WILMINGTON, ~ C., June 90.-The case of Col.
Foster Collector Of Customs was before the United States
Commissioner today ans postponed until Monday,
at the request the specaI Agent Of the Treasury who
ont at Col Fosters request to investigate the
affairs OF that officer The wSatheT continues rainy 10
the great derinoHs Of the crops
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
POLITICAL.
CALIFORNIA.

THE SPLIT IN THE EEPCBIIcAN PARTY.
~ THLEoKAPs TRIBUNE
SAN Francisco, June ia portion OF the candI-
dates nominated by the Union State Convention are
giving general dissatisfaction There will be reorgan
z,ti, ~ The marty and State Convention between the
Isfb and 25th OF July TO nominate State ticket.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
TILE LAND OFFICE.
~ rxI E9RAPH TO rHH TRiBUNH

EJNAFH IHD''"'
The Commissioner OF the General Land Oflce Is III re
I ~ ,ss which how aggregate disposal Of 20 l2s acTes Of pub
he suds NAV following local Offices VIZ stevens ion
Wisc,u.u 557 acres:D Dnnleith, Minnesota z5Z acres
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
MASSACHUSETTS.

nv rELEsEAPH Tribune
T,uNToN. Mass. June 2O-The City Council last
evening elected Alderman H Rhodes Mayor, In place
of " III Bennett resigned The vote stood on the ith
balIot Rhodes. l3, 5. L. Croker IL.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
NAVY GAZETTE
rztxa EAPH 70 raR rRlsuSK.

' rELEa RAPH
ChrEngnefr Francis q. D11e Passed AssftnFsyni heny
detached The Caunia on ~ Shedding 20 duty under we o
portirg Of biz relief aad ordered Acting B0atsxau An
the Colorado. Keen 10 temporary duty AT
Acting Nyhorg and Boston Navy Yard Acting kusgu
Mate Edvari No.c p Burke sRpOrar! duty
granted OIL Navy ard
sb.rnee H0nOr,qbly Dschdrgsf-A Actng
Rngnasr Wm Rusigns Mcdonald and H.
rutherford take passage the Dein Mates + o NI and Henry
Franklin 1 duty the Canani White and Aebs ASssiantfay
dagus. Passed Assistant 4 ynaster master G. n Case
G. d htasseI n tie hohongol
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THE WEATHER.

REm.Rs.-Tie Thermometer was lowest early q. 5)'
clear an unusr,ly haayy ica % FoggY At a. ~, Ia
could b. seen fD the distance Of II miles only clOniI.
cloaly. hi,y. bvenms cloudy hni hshy
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

generally very well contented with the apporto9msnt OF
Committees Some regarded the Chairmanship of Canals
as properly belonging to one more practically interested
IN them than Judge LaphGm At the same time the
statement made In Of this mornings paneT that a
majority OF tis committee opposed Judge FOlgers canal
resolution u incorrect Seven OF the Committee voted
for IT, six against IT, and two We're absent No rippes 40
mony Of the Convention. WV -''
The following circular has been placed I'm fbe hands f
OF our cOlOTed citizens
DcGT Sir: As member OF the honorable the Constu-
oal convention, for the purpose Of framing an organic
instrument, under which all the people irrespectye of
party creed live and be governed rerif
Us 10 address you Doubtless, your purpose Is TO eara
lee 20 an the naenae rights Of life, liberty aud the
pursuit OF happiness " and recognizing as Won evideptly
must the pertinent fact that such prerogatve can oni
DC secured and enjoyed by the people through the ur
scted exercise Of the ballot and their devotion 10 the
state and its institutions we the undersigned I'm the
name OF the aforesaid Committee and in behalf of the
coOred people we represent do respectfully but
earnestly appeal TO You aud solicit your influence and
Noe LOT impartial manhood suffrage Tor the State of New
lOih ahu we are pleased 20 be able assure Won dear
sr ta yo snail always have the benefit OF the PRAYERS
OF sI'eu people, whose highest aim TO be true to
Goa, thCJr country, and their race
NM. III. JOHNSON, Chairman.
y W. JOHNSON Secretary.
j. l. BOSEMAE, Corresponding Secretary,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
VIRGINIA.
IMPORTANT REGISTRATION CASE.

NJ rELHsRlPH TuBrSH
RIcuMoxp Va, June 2O-NIark Downey and
Thomas b. White, two we'll Lown citizens were ar
ragned before the United States Commissioner this morn
ing charged with perjury in having taken tho regstIa-
lion oath Yesterday The United States District Attor-
~ I'D that In ths first the prosecution would be
M the Ground that the state Constitution adopted by the
Conve,tOn at Alexandria disfIanchsed al persons VINO
sded fhe Rebellion after April 1864 this Constitution
~ is claimed Is not set aside by me keconstruS3n D
soHcbised II the trictAttoruey ground j. sustained
P@tb eases were continued Unul Tomorrow there t
oti tsrss by all classes OF citizens IN the
cases. - ~, oo;stro.io, "a tbo ctv
on far stands ,Ol6 blacks TO $50 whites
NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA
ORDER FROM GEN. sIcKlEs.
a, rsIn0RAPH THrsuSE
CnARIEsros, S. ca June 2o.-Ssp siek1es has is
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

sued oirsinr explanatory Of certain paragraphs In
Order No 81 chiefly with regard 20 the suppression ot
the sale OF distilled spirits.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
Special Notices
Poets Have waxed EcstaiioI !

Poets Have Waxcd Bcsntici
the perfumes Of the bu, sori he, Of sse
II you ssse r-,y tropical ,sr,nos yo- go
PHALONs NIGHT BLOOMING CERRUs. Ia ,hish It. sps~-,
essence Is concentrated.
Finh Assembly District Ise Us'. Esgasisu ,i.s.ts
the reou, Of tie Uasl pubc,a Coramie,
TFs6aY t S I Fgss % 3 " y No. a B 3 % .S & S S =. ss 80
Republicans nbo desire 70 si U,oo he2sSa Ass'eAoa v As
MEAN stiaS Go6Prh ss5Ss : '""'N,
Council No. 15 u. LA,
No 90 Bro~lwsy. ,,,., -,
Tue neu regular @ Council will be bt No 0oO Bof
wy JoSspH II HANSON s>o,~,-r
will NEE. THIS rS. SG%pT aysSis N% Il y jais l Il, s sg.
D D. T MARSHALL. roe~d,s.
JB Huyr se'r-.au
a The sir might, 1890 2, c"Isa s . 70 . S"
BROOKLYN THIS DAY tn1sy Jnse ~ ia a. oeoek N - prO
states. " n posi-. Geoer.l.a.se
RsCBs JBROMK PARK. k0RDHAM
wEDSEaDAY. THUEsDM ,oi SATURDAY
Tass as s % Be So Of ' i6 S Ss g. <: -
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
Arc coss.rpcting Ralrosi from
OMAHA. NEBRASKA.
vsst,sr towards the P,ds Oceaa @aEus with ia Connections
broken ure
ACROSS THE CONTINENT
The Company ofer Im.el amount Of taer
FIRsrMORTGAGE BONDS.
having years run. ,ai bas interest payS The City oas
Ysrk the rate Of
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD,
AT
NINETY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
This completed from Omaha 1s5 miles aud tY
equipped and regularly running An additional
don September ls of % yez
and expected will be good runnag frs
the ceatssi
year 1870.
MEANS OF THE COMPANY.
o. s per Cent Thirty-year Bosds averaging sboat
s23Eo per nle. estn,tBs tie distance at i..5
S14 POS, ,013
The Conpsny's First Mortgage Bonds
Aor oF CosOEEs EsriNE
LfSEssme amount ff,S0S,o00
Donation Of Government sni. ths fuu
value of which could not be rea'eiess.
mated JO,ODO,0ee
yoa resources, exclusive Of s1Is.4I6,oe
The authorized Capital Stock the Company huadod mlh's
doars Of mons aeiy been paid The cost sbs
road estimated by competent - be about ols haifed md
lion dollars exclusive Of equipment
PROSPECTS FOR BUSINESS.
railroad Omaha ,a the Bist complete
earnings the Union Pse6c The sections ses bnh
for the May ses These seciou earnings
PROGRESSES, will much tnn the interest 90 The c'"
pnys bonds through business the on aae D, roas
between the Atlantic and Pacific must Be tuGeass
VALUE AND SECURITY OF THE BONDS.
The Bonds nov offered than ooODo SIT miles Os ros.
ou which over $50 OOOO 90 already been eEpeaid
Attic present premium gold these Boais par - sa"sh
interest on the present cost of
NINE PER CENT.
,nd belevei that on completion Of h Roh like hs Govern
Bonds will The Company intend TO sell h~s
limited amount present iai retain ts rsb 't'ssss
the price at their option
| Subscriptions all be received In NesYork By tbs
| CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. No EASSAUST.
CLARK DODGE & Co. BAsKsRs NO 81 WALL5f,
JOHN CISCO SON BlSEERs. NO 33 WALbSr.
and by BANKS AND BAEEERS generally throughout The uats
State. Of descriptive pamphlets be O6n-l fh
will also be sent by Comp,uys 0hoe No 20 Nissan
New application Sabsbess vii sse, t'74r Own Ase"S
whom they hav. couence will be responsible h then Tor s
sle delivery Ct the bonis
JOHN j. CISCO.
TREASURER EBw YORK
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THE CONVENTION.

fu,. PUBLICATION or THE REPoRTs or TuE con-
vfNrION-A PROTRACTED DEBATE-TuE PRINT
ING AWARDED THE ALBANY JOURNAL AND
AEGUs-TIIE COMMITTEES Al wORR-NEw BUsI-
49,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

uuAaLEsl0S, s. v, June 9Q-Gen, sieAlcs has IS
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

Poets Have Waxcd Bcstatioi
the perfumes Of the tropics bu, so lies Of ,Se
II you rease rh' r'y ,roFe,i 80
PHALOSs NIGHT BLOOMING CERRUs ia ,hsh a4 sups~-'
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-10-19
EEUlLLETOA DU LOUlSlANAlS.
Fulton q" Boyo" 76che.

fe as du Tesche ct de la Louisiana n est pas Tar
brisseau de France tongues grapes pendantcs
ct parfumtcs qui rnhaume les premiHrs jours
du printemps, mais un a,bre vigoureux ct fort qu
vous ette, u aussi. prcmieres hcnres du renou-
veau rarimc suave de scs heurs odorantes Les
eunes files penvent danser en- rond les llas,
plue de grapes tparpilltes par la brise TOM
bera sur leurs tetes charmantes.
LIE lilas dAmerque est un arhre prolifqne.
Arbre, il attent presque les proportions du chene
vert ; prolifque. allrz en- .inger
Scion rexprcsson vraic d un habant de St-Jac-
ques, al polssc meme orsque vous lie transplantez
avec les racnes en- l'air.'
Un ionr, ct jour est consigni dams lhisoire des
chasseurs louisianas. I'M chasseur a court de muni-
tons de chcvrotines. je crois enendit pas dams
les hroussaes II await roree fine ct lie flair uste.
C'ttait un chevreu magnhque chevreui au
bois superbe. Damnation Les chevrotines man.
ouaient Les chasseurs seuls peuvent comprendre
le disappointment ct la douleur de notre Nemrod
Que faire Christophe Cclomb, lie celebre naviga.
tcur, cut les angoisses de la mort quand son fqu
page rtvoltf voulut metre lie cap Palos Revenil
prosalquemen, rdculement chez sol, apres avoir re-
We ct presque atten lie Nouveau Monde, cest Ia tor
ture la plus epouvanable quon puisse aire subir al
gsnie mcomprs. Et cette torture peut etre comparee
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-10-19
Local.
JULES SIMON.

EColE> ruELIQuES-Les tres iustres sagrs de
la Nouvel.- Orleans ont parait,il, rtnonce !. Ia
fusion drs conlrurs dams les coolies pubIiques Les
nols auront leurs cculcs. les blancs les urs Crst
iuste, ct il i,sste auss que les cnants dorigine
african. sinsrusent 81 moralisrn', dcvienncnt des
hommes ct des babouns. QUAINT la promis-
cute, ellie >rmblait aussi odIeusr uiuutie La
misctg nation est plus de mise ct haissa avcc le
uoir. do-on amondrr la race sn ptrieure d'Afrique
psr un mtlange des Caucasiens inftrienrsl
Quant nous autrcs paivres campagnards de Ia
derniere heure intcllec,uellc, nous des mai
sons d'tcoles quclqu-s prosseurs la tache.
Ces quelques courageuS maitres vivent de air du
temps. Les noirs campagnards ne cherchent done
point Sc iourvoycr dams tcoles blanchcs. Com
ment lie pourraientls' lie proverbe dit: ''On il ny
ren lie roi perd ses droits'
o peres de fame, quand Ignorance monte la
moratt descend.
CoRRECTIF-Notre dernier num6ro contenait une
| grave ct mpardonnahle crrcur. Nous avions tait
sortr de Ia boite aux inres ciuQuante citoyens IS
noirs ct l2 blancs Nous avons inventG leux bancs.
Au reste cinquante urts peuvent tout auss hien que
quarante hu rendre honne ct impartlale justice,
surtout par lie temps qni court ct les dtes qu roent
Hest supposer, daprts la ettre de Gentry, qu III,
nouveau trage aura lieu, ct que la Session de No
vembre n ira pas la posteritt sur les allies de la
sloire.
Nous lsons dams le Meschncsbe:
"Le Octobre est decide la Nouvelle-Orleans
rage de 73 ans. NJ. Anacharsis Lumnais. Sr Ne
en- France 4 Nantes. NJ, Lumnais await quite er
1916 son pays Oh la resauration des Bourbons repu
guait ses opinions liberaes II etait venu Saint