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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-12-21

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n6tres nous . rendu patients, ct les
creatures Do Mower ont pa un nouen.
- tapir dams leur obscuritS ct - eroire
oubliees. C'est phiaoire do rautruche
qui. b tee eaehts, s'ipsgius etrs in-
visible / Foil du chasssur. Asis le
temps ct veuu d'agir ct uos petition,
sxpossut lss grie6 De b population. q
~ rtdiges avec tact, moderation, ct
sxpediSs ~ general eounasdsnt Ellie
- borne an recit De queIques hi's. car
poar tout dire il sat fallu 90 volume.
Ls sesIral fsrs justice. nous n'eu
doutous pas. En destituaut lss nou-
veaux fonctioansires, il nous rameusra
tout supplement ! Il condition daus
laquelle nous vivious sous Sheridan ct
Il restera meme strictement 6dAls aux
lois qui regissent h uaaiers Dc b re-
construction. Ces lois avaissG es eAet
prtvu )es roueries gsos.iires don't sous
svoss ttt vistimes q lpsrgst sux a.
seisrs preposts ! l'soregistrsmeot lee
dangeresses teptations suxqSellss il
oot suoooubt su s'suparapt dee ione-
tons pobIiques. Leur missioa ttait
limites q ~ eonrortait ri lss iotri.
guss qa'ih ont oardies, nj l'asitation
qu'ils oet fbuentls.
Ces o6o;srs - pouvsisot supplsn'
ter ici les elus d. suffrage populsire
que par surprise. fraude q violence.
Ls suffrage oegrs meme ~ lee eat
point acoeptss Ct, dams b ess Cd b
convention qui G<ge 1 ID NoavelIs.
Orleans erdonnsrait use Svseustion
generale des emplois It uue election
dams tout rEtat. dams le oss aussi Oh
cette decision aurait force do Lei, nous
aihrmons d'avaoee que oes fooctiopuai-
res du bon plaisir ct De rsrbitrsire ne
songeraieut point / brisusr 10 suffrage
DAgre. sors qu'ils sersisDt Dc lsur de-.
fate. L'orsans o6eisl Dc ID race afri.
csioe, b 7nSsss de 4 Nsssslk. Or.
Itsss. ct plus s6vers que nous \ l'es-
droit Dc b clique Cutler et lstrit i'm
pitoyablsmeut les aubitieux rapaces
ct lee wills sveoturisrs qai eouprouet-
tent = psrdsnt b sAgrs dsas l'aysnir
20 rexpleisant soas prtAsxts d b -
lssdrs dass b prtssnk
Q1ast ssz journaux = h Nssvslls.
Orltsss, il ont fait tcAo 1 pos plain
tes ct voici les trois bombes qui <cls.
talent amsdi deruisr % million de-
'osdsts - dIsests d stsi.sos Dc
Cstles:
Les exoRsits GuivaslD ftu8eae y sAs-
Mn aax pttisioasairsG - .
Coeoesssas pr b Cssssss
5t.Jean-Bap . e1 lsplus inforta-
,6s Z tout0 no. paroisss rurales pen
lant fadminist1tioo d. g6ntnl Mower.
3oss b pr6texts d'o6stacies I h reeous-
ructioo," % lui . snlsvt - sh6tiG reL
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lice. hommes distingues par leur integrite
etleur fidelitG dams Accomplishment de
leurs fonctiops. Tous, lis avaient vote en-
1860 le bulletin uniouiste on coop9rstio-
niste ct n'svaient pris sncune part i Ii
guerre. A leurs places ont 6t6 nomm6s :
CONNIE sheriff, Alphonse Oubre, qui 4
deux reprises s'etait iibrement enr6le an
service de Ia Confederation, puis await
deserts ct eniin await Gt6 nomm6 enregis-
trear; commc gref6er ct president du jury
de police. Robert B. Carson ct Mortimer
F. Smith, les deux autres membres du
board d'enregistrement !; CONNIE recorder,
George Coombs, marechal-prev6t-
Ces nouveaux fonctionnaires, 6trangers
ct odieux 4 ID population de 10 paroisse,
promoteurs de trouble ct de discorde entire
les blancs ct les noirs, nomm6s par les
Vaccinations de R. King Cutler qui .
egsre le general Mower, ct don't les s6cu.
rites n'ofIrent point de garanties, ne dol
vent point Sire maintenus en- des emplois
OH lis mettent en- peril Len droits ct les
propriet<s de paisibles citoyens des Etats-
Unis. -.
Nous espSrons que le general Hancock
coDsentirs 4 v6rider ces fats ct D reparer
les torss inaiges par son predecessor
malsvisS. UN AMI.
Recueillons maintenant quelques
faskes laneees par ls brave arsilleur
du NMes. TOWN TALK, IN oonfrere
qui empoigue ct ereiuts Cutler 4 Gle.
sans user ID moindre paire De gants.
Town TALK . recu les munitions de
COUNTRY talk. son cousin Do b cam
pague, ct lui doune frsternelleucnt
l'hospitalite: Ef
st-Jcan- Bsptiste, IL dSceubrs 1857.
Cher TOWN talk. r
Ces gars.la Them Jeilsrs) sont seigneurs
tout-puissants dams ID paroissc St-Jcan.
Baptiste.
L'urne du scrutin await donnS le Jour /
un president du jury de police, / IN re-
corder, IN sheriff ct M gref6er de II C"ur.
lie militaire nous await gra.ifi6s i'un
board d'enregistreus ct dun marechal-
pr6v8t.
Pendant l'enresistrement, tout ALA bien,
Aassi joyeussneut qu'un carlton do noce,
ks enregistreurs % contentant de douze
piastres de salaire quotidien.
L'enregistrement 6ni, les douze piastres
6vsporees, notre board d'enregistreurs de-.
couvrit des chicots dams le chenal de 10
reconstruction.
Alphonse Oubre, On des membres du
bureau, . St6 deuX fois volontaire dams
l'srm6e rebelle. II me semble qn'il doit
avoir pretk un faux sermeut pour et.S en-
registrear. Demandes done a. gGu6ral
Hancock 500 opinion ea cette aflAire.
Oubre est slliS / r. King Cutler. Ne
pas le joint Cutler charge le
general Mower jusqu1 ID gueule, le gros
canon part ct lsit place nette De nos fonc-
tiounairea civila
LIE chemin est libre. Oubre narche en-
tets coane sheriff ct chante
Enfants, s'&sssveus po cdAtsntsi
Le reste De b troupe emboite b pas
dams l'ordre suivant: Mortimer r. Smith,
CONNIE president do jury de police; Robt B.
Carson, CONNIE grener, ct George Coombs
(ex. arechal.pr6vot), CONNIE recorder.
Oest i h ID doctobse one 10 snis d
Cstlef ont peb po0ession De b pareisss.
Oubre et Smfh appArtieanent aa club
Catler ct 6taient membees da comit< Qui
Acvait sor,voSp Il OkuEe~1 uevoo~k -
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-12-21
E. DUMEz &T. BELOW REDAcTEURs

inoiIensive ct jouant toutes sortes de dia-
bleries.
Un individu nommS johnson, un me-
neur radical ct un ivrogue, qui await 6t6
arrete pour avoir tir6 cinq coups de pis-
toilet sur IN jeune homme ct etsit dStenu
pour &c fait, Went d'etre rendu l lslibert6
sous un cauiionnemeut de $3.50.
Et VOLTA comment CO gars noas gou-
vernent.
Aycz robligeance De dire au general
Hancock de nous envoyer deux ou trois
braves ct digues ofnciers pour voir nm
peu / tout celia.
81 Ia lumiere se fsisait, les gars en-
verraientl
Au secours, TOWN TALK, on nous SON.
brons.
L votre, siucsrement
COUNTRY TALK.
Au toSr du P;eayx~s:
Des plaintes. 6lev6es contre quelques-
unes des nominations du general Mower.
nous viennent par lintermSdiaire dun
homme du carsctsre le plus estiusble ct
qui nous donne i'assuranoe quill sxpriue
les sentiments dune paroise tout entiers.
La paroiase StJesn- Bsptiste pleure ses
morris politiques ct ne vent point 8tre
CONSOLES psrce qu'elle perdu les omciers
de son unoix. Des creatures de Cutler
ont Ste NOMINEES l leurs places par le gS-
neral Mower. Alphonse Oubre, un dSser-
tear confSdEr&, cot sh<rif: Robert B.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-12-21

~Avis aux jsrdiniers. J..B. CAlREs
recu du' Kentucky ct odre eu vente de-
graines de toute espece. Inutils de dire
que Particle, CONNIE tous cenx qui entrent
dams son magasin ct en- sortent, reunit le
double avsntsge de d quslitS ct da bon
msrchk. ..
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-12-21

D~Les amateurs d. vim de Boorgogne
sont invites b lire l'avis de q. DUHA-
MEL ct / ne pas perdre de temps, s'ils
veuls-ssvs. peocarer le neillear q le plus
pur lhueA dedo vigues gauloisss qu'l J
ait ! n Nouvelle- Orleans.
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Vim DE B0URCOCNE
q
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(Angle des rues Chartres Ct Bienrills)
. N0uvelle. Orleans.
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csssx % nest point CELL sdt - plaisdrs Dc o
Dropse destints: Sgalsosnt sstaS par - chefs et
- sabsltsrnee lone bon droit sur b gsillard dar
rsrs par !es ociers. exslI vaatl oatrance sus le
esasla.d d'avant par lee matslots Il Itat Dc pies
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II pARRAtN Er IL FtttEtt
RREga 1oOY0a1o uA1aQauo
ss esRAR 9. DE- LA LANDELLE
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loins dun mois aprAs. Gaillou dit Basbeiesn eu.
bssquait en- - quslte do premier naitrs, bocd Do
z htgais = Lssaas TAre dost II canpagns dasa
+. vU.-nes.l,,srs 4. s.,r.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-15
4alisGellaneuus.
KEEP COOL.

KNJE wish, by this means, TO inform the public,
w that we have ut j r. Edgar's Grocery, Main
street aud at J. Oblinger's, Huston Building, JEFF
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-15


This is an article for washing without rubbing.
except i'm very dirty places, which win require
very slight rub, and unlike other preparations Of
lered ioral Ike purpose WILL not RoTTHE CLOTHES,
hut VIII leave them much WHITTIER than ordinary
methods, without the usual wear and tear.
1t removes grease spots as il by magic, and soft
ems the dirt by soaking. SO that rnsug will in
binary cases entirely remove it,
IhlS poWuer is prepared in accordance with
chemical science, and upon process peculiar h
itself, which Is secured by Letters Patent. 1t has
been in use for more than year, aud has proved
itself an universal Gty0rite wherever it has been
used. Among the advantages claimed are the fol.
lowing. viz:
It saves an the expense of sorp Usually used on
cOtrI1 and linen goods.
T. saves most OF the labor of rubbing, and wear
uhd tear
Also, for cleaning windows IL is unsurpassed
with one quarter the time and labor usually re.
quir'd il imparts beautiful gloss and lustre
much superior to any other mode. No water re.
cuuCd except to moisten the powder
objections with each package.
Aud can be readily appreciated by a single trial
The cost of washing for family of 1--WE or six per-
sons Will not exceed THREE GENTS.
The manufacturers Of this powder are aware
that many useless compounds have been int so
duced to the public which have rotted the cloth
or tailed in removing the dirt but knowing the in.
trinsic excellence of this article, they confidently
proclaim il rs being adapted to meet Il demand
which has long existed, and which has heretofore
remained unsupplied.
MANUFACTURED BY
HOWE 81 STEVENS,
ESQ BTOadWHy, Boston.
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF FAMILY DYE COLORs
Sold by all GrOcers and Dealers. Oe9d3m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-15
Filterer and Cooler, Combined

And we say unhesitatingly and advisedly, that 1t
is the only article of tine class which has ever been
offered to the public that in every way nils our
expectation. We sell it at moderate price 1t
win run for years without touching. When nee
essary, can he re- packed in twenty minutes.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-15

RObdCIis BitteTs.
They are better than all Pills, Powders an
Bthor nauseous, disagreeable compounds
RObdcIc's Bitters.
They can be taken without regard to diet
an appetizer they have no equal.
RObdcJ1s BitteTs.
They are prepared by an old and skillrul ply
oian, from well known vegetable remedies.
RObacIc's BitterS.
Wherever known they have become stand
family strengthing remedy
RObdCI's Bitters.
Try one bottle, and you will always use II 9 I
and recommend them to others.
RObdcI1s Bttters.
Prince Walton & Co., Sole Proprieti
And compounder of Stomach Bitters, Blood Pug
fer and Blood Pills, and Distiller and Mtnutn.
turer Of Catawba and Swedish Brandies, ana Al
kinds of the finest domestic liquors, which are sole
wholesale in any desired quantity at Nos. SO, IS
go and 62 East Third street, Cincinnati Ohio.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Medicin
everywhere. feb15daw1y
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Rral @stats.
LFNTz & APPLEGATE, r
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office 323 Third street, North Side.
DAYTON, OHIO.

N SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house aud well improved, six miles rom
Dayten adjoining Liberty-f46OO.
fine residence, 5k acres, well improVeu'
within one mile of DaytOn-23,3OO. 40,
frame house and four acres, on Greencasue
Hii-S2,000 Cheap.
A farm OF 100 acres, on Bear Greek, good land
for eco per acre. ,
Alarm two miles from Dayton, on the Coyng-
ton pike; " acres Of land; good brick h0useilaBe
new barn and other Out-buildings, in gooq Otuel,
Good brick house and sixteen acres OF lanu On
Greenc0stle Hill, will be sold cheap II sod soon,
Small farm Of twenty-nine acres, siN miles nom pm
Dayton, on Liberty pike; wei improved VIII pc
sold cheap and ON easy terms.
Good farm near Centorville, in washington
township, Of 1881 acres, known as Tue LoWu
farm. all in the best Of order. viii be 10 cheap
Good farm, all in good order, In Warren county,
on Lebanon road nom MiddlotOWn, OF one nun
dred and fourteen aud One-half acres; bHrgain'
Good farm Of 50 acres, In Preble county, on Lew,
isburg and West Baltimore road; new house ana
barn good young orchard all in the best ofdefi
part bottom land, on Millor's fork; - bargain.
Good frame house and lot on Fourth -, above
high water mark; sold at a bargain If sold soon
A farm of 100 acres, mile north of BroWn,s sta
tiOn, on Western r. r., on Twin Creek, Wel I'M
proyed-S10OOO.
farm of 90 acres, good improvements, al
Browns station, on Western II. R-S32yO.
A farm OF T5 acres on Germantown Pike, miles
from DaytOn-S9OOO
number of houses and lots in different parts Of
the city. All win be sold cheap.
feb2-tf LENTZ & APPLICABLE. X, e. a.
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Every Family, Store, Mandatory
Hotel, &c, should have one.
The Filthiest Water in the World will
pass through it,

Besides its Offering properties, II purlhes u Is
a we'll known fact that lime and other minerals IN
water are Injurious to health and when the chol-
era was last in our midst those who drank rain
water we're less liable to he attacked and to die by
pure waters.
The nItering materials used in this patent ar
rlnrement lnatented by BEST y HOGLEN, y are
white sand animal ana vegetable charcoal, &c,
and are so combined as TO do their duty perfectly
nfiy~ For sale in any quantities zone or more ny
hest A EOGLEN,
au1iltf DA1ION' oliiO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-10

II IT were not for the facts recorded
by history, q might DO inclined to
think that perhaps General Sheridan is
dealing either hastily or too sternly
with the people of New Orleans. But
who has forgotten how the men and
women Of the Crescent City conducted
themselves towards the soldiers Of But
Ter and the sailors Of Farragut, when
they captured It? Gen. Butler was
forced to do many things which he
never would have resorted to, had con-
quered rebels behaved like civilized
men. But such was the ferocity of
whipped traitors, and the fury Of their
women, that Butler WAS compelled to
lay a heavy hand on both to restrain
the villainy Of the n and keep under
firm control the tantalizing influence Of
the other. Sheridan has the same peo-
pie to deal with. When Butler gov
erped in New Orleans, the rebels Of the
South had no friend in the White House
or ally in the Cabinet. The case is diff
ferens now. Sheridan is 10 duty bound
to enforce Federal law against traitors
who defy him because they have a
friend in the head Of the Federal Gov
ernmeut. Hence it is that Gen. Sheri-
dan is the more admired. He is fight
ing and Furnishing the bitterest traitors
in the country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-10
STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July l0-l ,. N.


SuRRATr's JURY.-The e%mpanneling
Of this Jury has aboutit many remark
able facts, among the most noteworthy
of which was the evident spirit Of SYM
patty for treason which was evinced by
many Of those enumerated in the list as
the jury is made up. The following is
from a report of the proceedings in en-
panueling the jury:
George A. Bohrar said be understood
that Surratt was indicted with others,
and be would like to hear the names of
the other conspirators read.
Judge Wylie said that had no bearing
upon the case.
Mr.. Bohrar said he had formed an
opinion upon the case, and had said he
could not convict Mrs. Surratt upon the
evidence adduccd at the conspiracy
trial, and he understood that the pris-
oner was indicted as a co-conspirator.
Judge Wylie said that had nothing to
do with it, and he declared Mr.. Bohrar
Il competent Juror, and he was sworn.
Proceedings like that above described
will at once convince the public that
Surratt's conviction by the jury which
is to try him is improbable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-10
Royal lIuu.Entcr.

The negro king, George Peppel, Of
Bonny, proposes to visit Paris. A cor
respondent Of the London San says:
Among the illustrious strangers who
will grace the Exhibition is n sovereign
Of note, the niger King Of Benny, who,
it is said, has a palace constructed Of
the bones Of vanquished enemies, and
who can give a human skull to 100, 900
guests, to drink from as with the loving
cup. The Kingdom o fBonny is situated
to the north Of the coa Of Guinea, be-
tween the Niger and one Of the con-
iuents. II has an army Of 60, 900 men,
and 100 pieces Of artillery Of English
manufacture. The habits Of the people,
says a French writer, are very simple,
and if they do not love one another,
they love the Europeans, particularly
after their flesh has been cooked on tine
gridiron, and if they be fat. This de-
scription reminds me OF n question put
oy a traveller TO a chief Of one Of the
tribes Of these niggers.
The traveller asked if the chiefs peo-
pie liked the English. sob, yes," said
the chief, sand so do IL have eaten
some Of them" They seem to illustrate
the admonitiou "to love thy neighbor as
myself" His niger Majesty, adds the
account, has not eaten any human being
since his journey'to London in 1861, and
the lords Of his court have followed this
example Of abstinence. The people,
however, still preserve their primitive
taste; but in virtue Of n recent law, no
native Of Benny can touch human flesh
without permission in writing from his
lord and master. The black king, it is
said, will bring with him plenty Of gold,
and no doubt he will be welcome.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-10

The RAILROAD INTEREST FUSD.-We
learn from the County Auditor that the
Central Pacific Railroad Bond Interest
Fund for the July installment is def
cient some So, 900 or Sl0,0 0o Last year,
at one time, there was S23, 500 in the
fund. The company demanded that sur
plus be applied 10 the redemption Of the
bonds, aud brought suit against the
Treasurer and compelled him to do so.
The Supervisors, in making the levy for
taxes Of that class, provided for only
about $4,000, estimating the tax due
and to become due from the railroad
company, together with that amount,
would be sufficient to meet the tax for
the year.. The amount before mentioned
as being applied upon the redemption Of
the bonds and the company not giving
in the bonds among their taxable prop
erty in this county, fully explains the
present condition of that fund.-Sae.
Union.
The Union can just swear that the
Pacific Railroad Company wont pay any
more taxes on their property than they
can help. They are now trying to
sneak out Of paying their taxes in this
county by going TO law.
1t is we'll known that the company
have been selling some Of their lands
appropriated to them by Congress, and
it is also we'll known that the Company
have filed away in their office a big
stack Of patents for lands, which they
have received from the Department at
Washington. Do the officials Of Placer
and Sacramento counties know whether
the company have returned one foot Of
these lands for taxation? If they would
look after this matter perhaps more
money would come into the county
treasuries.-Pideer Herald.