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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

The Democrats who went up to
New York to the Convention, came
home minus their man and their
money. Their ''littlo game" of
5rOg, didn't win, and they came
home dissaStcd with tSeeir party
and everybody generally.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
The Democratic County Conven.
ton.

Tho unteri6ed assembled their
clans In this city on Saturday last,
for the purpose Of puttiDg ia bomip
alton their county ticket, and rstify-
ing the action Of their State and Ma.
tioBSl Conventions. Judge LANo
presided, aud on taking the chair at
empted to make a speech, but il was
no 90, the words stuck In his throat.
He would like to have appeared
cheerful, but it was too much like
dancing at the funeral Of friend
Failing signally to "enthuse" his
democratic brethren, ho gave way to
the business Of the convention. The
nomination Of Sheriff being first on
the list, ?. P. MYERS, present incum.
bent, was nominated by acclamation,
another candidate named, having
withdrawn before ballot was had
Some dozen candidates we're then an.
noupccd for Auditor, but WALTER
BURNS, lifelong unrowsrded disci-
pie, succeeded in di'tanoing his com.
petitors on the fourth ballot aud was
declared the nominee. The other
nominations were as follows: Recor-
der, j. T. MARTIN, Commissioner, j.
e. MAoERs, Infrmary Director, HAR.
RIsoN NOBLE, Coroner, SYLVESTER
b, CLARK. The resolutions passed,
readopted tho platforms Of the State
and National Conventions, affirmed
the determination to support the nom.
inees placed upon their ticket, and
wound up with a buncombe para
graph in which 'greenbacks' 'nabobs,
widows etc., mixed into a high.
sounding blurc Of patriotism and ego
tism, for the purpose evidently Of
creating some enthusiasm, but it re-
ceived but siokly response, there was
no enthusiasm there, and for Dem
ocratio Convention, this was certain
ly a most remarkable aud omnious in.
cident. Democracy without euthu
sinsm, cannot long survive; it is their
their life, their all. Their
spine is affected; their backbone 10
and the wind is entirely
knocked out Of them. It is useless
for us to Seymour on this subject
the cause is painfully evident. The
convention adjourned as quietly as a
church meeting, and the delegates do
parted for their several homes, with
out even tho accustomed drink all
round" They are hopelessly demor
allied.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

With the Democratic nomination,
tho Presidents most cherished hope
that his administration might be en-
dorsod by that party, falls to the
ground. Neither his friends nor his
enemies dcsirO to sec him longor 10 &
position he only holds to disgrace.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
WESTERN RESERVE
.N'OR.u.4L SCMOOL.

The Terms Of the Western Resesve Normal
school for the ensuing year will commence as
follows;
The Fall Term, Tuesday. August 18th.
Tho winter Term, Tuesday, November nth.
1'Se Spring Term, (ls69), Tuesday March ID.
Tu.t.Nu, eight dollars per term, payable ia ad
Hoard from rec 70 four dollars per week.
Rooms with cook stove furnished can be had
for seli-boardiug. oi,s'hali che expense cab be
saved hy pupils boarding themselves.
Foi further informati ~ Soeeting the school,
or for catalogues apply 10 samSei y. Newman,
Principal, Milan, Ohio. ho's
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
The National Convention.

A press of other matter prevents
US giving moro full reports of the
Democratic National Couveutiou.-
HoRATIo SEYMOUR, of New York,
was sprung upon the convention aud
dominated upon the 22l ballot, after
a 6vO days session. FRANK p, BLAIR,
Of Missouri, received the nomination
for Vice President. No enthusiasm
is manifested by the Democracy over
the uomiuatious, but much dissatis-
faction aud chagrin is evinOed among
them, With a bondholder caudidate Q
for President aud a renegade, dirt
eating, ex-federal soldier for Vice
President, their success ia regarded
even by themselves as hOpsloss.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
Are We Organizing,

We fear our friends are postpon-
ing to too late q day the work Of
commencing the canvass, or rather
the preliminary work oft. 1t Is EN-
iuontly necessary that We 20 to work
in each township of tho county, or
gauiIing clubs, aud preparing for a
thorough canvass of each school dis
trict. Let US have our most active
aud prudent mon put forward to
head tho clubs, aud lead in the ac-
tive work of the campaign. Grant
aud Coliax should have large ma
jority in this county, aud it only ro
quires thorough work to insure it,
We exhort our friends to got into the
harness at onoo aud pu. the car in
motion.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

Caesar thrice refused Kingly
crown, and perished in the house Of
his friends. Seymour thrice was
rendered tho nomination of Presi-
dent, which he did thrice refuse and
then accepted. How unlike tho no
BILE Caesar.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

1t was particularly cruel in the
Democratic Convention to force the
Presidential nomination on to u gen
tlcmen who has n taint Of hereditary
insanity, and then to couple him with
ono of the Blairs, whose society
through the campaign would devel.
np lupsoy Ia tho osnost vr men.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

The Soldier and Sailors Candi-
dates were most completely spubbed
Mt the Democratic Convention iu
New York, last week. That's the
way they beniend tho soldier. Let
our Yeterans hewara Of Them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
What Cuurse9

Wo abide our time to know under
the "existiug state Of affairs" what
the democracy intend to do. now
that their platform is erected and
their candidates mounted thereon.
They cannot continue to decry
bondholders, because their chief can. /.
didato is himself bondholder, and
is in favor Of their protection. They
cannot go back, as usual, upon the
niger because their lesser candidate
is aud was freesoiler aud gained his
prestige upon that principle, and
their convention was graced by n
niggcr delegate. Their Pepdleton-
greeubaek scheme, must no more be
spoken Of They cannot 20 back on
tho wal because this time they for
got to declare II a "filure." What
then will the defenders of "whlte
mans government" devise for the
key uoto of the campaigns ? To us
the material for firing up zeal and
patriotism looks meager enough.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

After the nominations we're made
at New York We looked nnxiously at
the flagstaff over our neighbor's of
Zee, bu, the "aauutiug lie" was not
unfurled. Why don't you jubilste
neighbor7
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
TO THE RESCUE.

There are 2TaO Republican, vOtos
IN this county, and out of that nun
ber not over ons-tAird take their
county paper Why is this thus
cono up gentlemen aud encourage
yaSr party and its principles. by
Swing its organ q generous and
hearty support. $500 a year or
75cts for the campsign. Reduction
to o.ubs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

We wish evOry thinking man to re
member chat for every dollar of the
$4,000, 100000 of National Debt the
Democratic party is responsible. For
every life sacrificed in the late civil
war that party is responsible; forev.
cry dollar of property destroyed dur
iDg the rebellion that party is rOspou
siblei for all tho misery aud woe fol-
lowing the war. that party is RESPONSE.
BILE. Why is the Democratic party
responsible for all these things? Be.
cause II that party had submitted to
the dicisiOp of the people in 1860. we
would have had no war, no lives lost.
no debt, no taxes, no property de-
siroyed, no crippled soldiers, no SOL
diers' widows or orphans. As they
rebelled they Bre responsible.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

What peat up lamentations arc in
the breasts Of our leading democrats
ofthis city For long season Of
delusiye hope the name of "Gentlo.
mau George" has ornameutod Il Q
mast head Of "thcir organ" down
street Now II must como down.
What's a fall was there my country
mem" Rah for Penelton. 'rahi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

Al old army officer 10 New York
during the Convention, on taking a
look through the hotels, said he had
not seen so many rebel officers since
the surrender Of Fort Donaldson.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

The action of Gen. Howard in tax
ing steps to close up the Freedmon's 5
Bureau in South Carolina meets with
general approval among Republican
Congressman, He will carry out
tho same policy with respect to 9th
or Southern States as soon as il is
safe to do SO. Work 10 this diroc
ton has already Logun in Kentucky.
whcrO reduction of one.half in e1-
ponses has been ordered,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

We overheard Radical the other
day say, that there was great apathy
in their party. Well what more
could you expect with such candi.
dates aud such platform2--Adper-
tiser.
Which candidates aud which plat
form2
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
The VEI0T PACIFIC RAILROABC CO.

MOM hGALUlN9 HAItsHOAD EHOM
~ Omaha, across the Rocky Mountains, TO make,
with iis connections. an unbroken line between
the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, have just pub
lished
ANEW PAMPHLET AND MAP. 80
I, comprises full information in relation to the
FORMATION OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
PROGRESS oFTHE EwORK-Topography Char.
actor Of the Country, and Distances along the
Line
AGRTCULTURAL RESOURCES, TIMBER MN
ERALS. &o.-Fsrming aud Grazing Lands;
Silver and Colds Timber; Coal Iron MINI
HOW TAE 1NIoS PACIFIC RAILROAD Is
BUILT.
BRANCH AND CONNECTING RoADs-Tha
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THE MEANS SUFFICIENT TO BUILD THE
ROAD.
ANrIGiPATED BUSINESS AND PROFITS or
THE COMPANY.
THE WAY NEss-ACTUAL EARNINGS
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COmPANY's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS-Their eeeurlty
and Value Principal ~ well ~ Interest Pay-
able in Gold; Are the Bonds Seourel Whist
are they Worth - an Investmentl Ac.
This pamphlet will be sent zee by addressing
the Company, No 20 Nsss street. New York.
A limited amount OF the First Mortgage Bonds,
Principal and six per cent. interest payable IN
Gold. are offered at io2. Full particulars In the
pamphlet. no2o,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

Among the attendants al the Dem
ocratic National Convention at New
York last week, we find the names
of the rebel General Wade Hampton,
who refused to surrender after the
war was virtuaiiy ended Forrest,
tho notorious Fort PilloS masfacreer.
Jos. II. johnson, Commander OF the
South western department; William
Preston, Rebel General Of Kentucky, F.,
who went into the war for Secession
though his State remained in tho
Union Barksdale, another rebel
Kentucky General; also the rebel
Generals Gordon, Vance, Hoke.
Ransom, Cox aud ClingmAn. These
arc the representative men Of tho
Democrats party south, and these are
the men who to-day are the support
ers aud platform makers Of the Dem
ocrstiC party.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
POLITICAL.

"SEYMouR 4 BLAIR" is the name
Of a new and rather shaky firm
started in New York last week.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
Nrw advertisements.
NOTICE.

THE undersigned hereby gives not &c that he
has been duly appointed Administrator Of tho
estate Of Moses shilling, late Of SeneGa county,
deceased. JOHN NlTEMlRE.
June 2Ith, ls6s. 3w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

The Pendletou Escort, now more
properly termed tho Funeral Escort.
returned to Cincinnati, last week in
discouraged dribletS with Grape on
their hats aud bottles reversed,
Not yell was heard, not greenback note,
A. the escort from Tammany hurried
Not hummer discharged his farewell shout,
oor the grave where poor George lies buried.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

We have good authority for saying
that CHAsEs name will not be be.
fore the Convention, aud that Pen
DLEToN has two chances TO ene Of
being the nominee Idre, tiser.
AS CnAsR's name was before the
Convention aud on the 2lst ballot
received four votes, aud whole States
stood pledged to 60 for him when.
ever the opportuue moment should
arrive, Of course the advertiser will
impeaCh its authority" aud tell its
readers thst CHASE was regularly
before the ConVeNtion as a candi.
date, He has authority" 10 an.
nounce "that PENDLEToN has tive
chances to one of being the nomi-
uec, iu which tho authority" again
failed to make good the announce
msut. Look up this mistaken au-
thOrity brother MYERs, aud brand
him as false prophet.
We haze never known a party 60
good at making promises aud so
ready To break thom as the Democrat.
io party. They are ever ready to
promise economy aud just as ready to
practice extravaganza. For ten years
they laborOd to secure the legislature
Of this State, promising the most
rigid economy in public Affairs, aud
they spout more time aud more money
than any legislature for macy years
aud to less purpose. Weeks we're
spent in ooneoeting laws to disfrau-
ohiso both "visiblo admixturss" aud
whites, the one class on account Of
its color and the other because Of its
knowledge, Several weeks and many
thousands of dollars we're spent by
our Democratic legislature 10 waiting
to see if the President would be re-
moved so that Democrat might be
put in Wade's place for the short re-
Of his term, emoerats are
economical ia keeping promises but
in nothing else. If you want any
further illustration of Democratic |
We invite the attention
Of readers to our county for = brill |
IanI example. 1t costs one third |
more money to keep the wheels Of
government CREASED 10 this county
han is necessary. That is what's the
natter when we pay our taxes. We
pay two dollars for county purposes
'ut OF every three We pay aud the
'ne Is 10 pay wastage, 10 call il by
10 other name. Democrats are pret-
y fellows 60 cry eIiTavssapoCI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

LEVI WEIRICK,
N. l.. BREWER,
G.. j. KEEN,
A. W. MILLER,
Cen. Ex. Com.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

G X. WATSON, Seneca Co.
j. l. GREEN, Ssndusky Co,
FRANK SAWYER. Huron Co
w. F. STONE. Eric Co.
VIC. LEMERT, Crawford Co,
II. L WARAEER, Ottawa Co.
Dist. Con. Cons.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16
CONGRESSIONAL C0NVEN'
TI0N.

The Republican votors of the
Ninth Congressional District Of Ohio,
will send delega,es to Clyde, Saudus.
ky County, on
THURSDAY, JULY, 80, 1868,
at IL o'clock, A. NJ. Of said day, to
nominate candidate for Congress at
the coming election,
The basis of Representation will
be one vote for every one hundred
votes cast for Governor Hayes at the
last October election, and Que vote
for every fraction Of liity aud over.
The different counties composing
the District will be entitled TO vote
10 the Convention as follows:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-16

The Republicans Of the District
are requested 10 meet at their usual
place Of holding elections, in their
several townships and wards, on
SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1868,
unless otherwise instructed by their
County Executive Committee, aud
elect delegates TO attend said Con
veption.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-05
GLE Eouisiania,,,
Saturday, September s, lsss
DEMOCRATIC
Parish Central Committee


DEMOCRATIC
Parish Central Committee
President: F. P. Poche. .=5 =as
Vice.Presidents J. K. Gaudet, l.. $. LIE
Bourgeois, Squire D. johnson.
Recording Secretaries J. R. Winchester
A. w. Webre.
Corresponding Secretary NJ, Kea,ing.
Treasurer: Marce'in Oubrs.,''
list District: FRANCOIS Refine Jr.
T" " Dr.. Oscar Gaudet.
And J. .Gentil.
" " Edmond Biouin. m
3rd Amant F. Bourgeois.
/" " Joe Rome.
4lh /" Noel Braud.
-" Victor Letulle.
5,h T. S. Gaudet. a@
.#" J. w. Daggs.
9Th Philippe A. Landry.
6 Alfred Roman.
7th Albert Ferry.
P. S. Brand.
slh Edonard Webre.
Desire Leblanc.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-05

Regulations adopted by the Democrats Of the Pa.
IRISH Of 81. James, in mass-meeting assembled
IN August the 23rd, 1868.
Resolsed 10. That we cordially endorse and
ra,ily the nomination Of HORATIO N. SEY-
MOUR and FRANCIS P. BLAIR, as can
dilates for President and Vice. President of the
United States, and va hereby pledge ourselves
TO support them a, The nsxt November Election.
Rssolred 20. That in 1.-THE Democratic party
we recognize the only true republican doc.
,rincs and the only Safeguard Of American
liberty.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-05
Chicago.
AID pErRuM.

Saint Pierre s'ennuyait, lie dos 4 Ia colonne
''' Oh grince lie verrou
Car depuis qluinze jorrs il n'avait WI personne
'4 ,g'4 III r6htclisssit prou.
Personne de Paris ct personne de Rome, .r
Pas meme un convert, .Mam@ a
Pas meme I'll vieux soldat Stature de rogomme
1t lui s'est repent!
C'etait IN mauvais mois,-un mois de Purgatoire
Et de liches lemons.
Aussi Pierre ttait-il Dune hun,eur deux fois noire'
On le serait a MONS.
L. plus grave porter Anne I'M pen la causette,
A SAVIOR &c qu'on dit,
A jaser politigue, historic, amour, risette,.....
Et meme un vendredi.
Dams lie plus grand DIES Saints il reste IN pen de
Et c'est fort bien pense, y [rhomme
Tout au moins saint-Thomas lie prouve dams SO
Par A plus b, moins G. ["somme'
Pan!.... Pan, Pan!-Qui va Ia La porte s'entre
Puts roule sur SEES gonds, lbaille
Et Saint Pierre apercoit IN sire d Tongue taille,
Qui descend des Wagons.
Notre quidam await pantalon dams la botte,
% Chiqne enorne a Ia dent, sM@ a
Cbapeau girls sur Ia nuque, ct je crois quill vous rot
s Au meg en- regardant. a @st"#'t
Et puts ce voyageur dune Grange e%ncolure,
"""' ~ Dun facies human,
Portrait superbement une arne a Ia c%einture,
''' I'm "carpet-bag'' en- main.
Doh yiens-tu I dit le Saint.-Chcago! r6pon.
Pas COMMAS, pas COMMAS, tlhomm
Et je mai jamais vi sur la carte de Zone
In nom aussi punais. "
Et le republican, dut montrer q fap8tre
Tn Atlas de Cotton.
-C'est bien, dit lie PORTER; sill en- arrive I'M antre,
i's x &c scra lie second.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-05

r6enne, prend un essor qui remporte au sfjour des
aigles. C,ertes. laigle est quelqne peu vorace ct
carpiyore; mas il a de 81 puissantes allies, uni uil 81
profond, uns Arrest haut percee La nation amor.
caine ne serait pas la premiere nation co'nmereiale
dn monde, 81 ellie. SO laissait biider par DIES s~crupules
insignifants, par des timidit6s de petites gems. Al
Ions done La morale du "ten' ct du "mien" est
une morale de magister, Ell 81 les hommes u avale'll
l,as -sn hardiment aonfondre lie "tien' ct lie "n!ien'
dams ,uue e~nergique volontc dc revolntionnaires ces
pauyres diaLles Ell seraient encore d la primitive ct
l,eu grscieuse feuile de vigne lis L, auraient point
decouvert L, poudre a canon et Ia bottine Ell pru-
nellie, sans compter que la femme. expos6e aux in.
temp6ries DIES saisons, Sc serait enlaidie ct materiall.
see. La morale du jour est rennemie de Ia morale
du lendemain, ct la morale du lenaemain est tou-
jours I'M prog es sur la morale de la vei'le. QUAINT
au bien absolu, il est quclqne part dams les mystic
rieusss ct insondables protondeurs de iavenir, par
dessus les Sinais visibles ct incxplorGs, Ii Oil Dieu
ne Sc rsvele qua lui-mtme.
de Ia ~pomnade rance!
.C'est que &c Gaulois, pe.r anicnn4ne anrait Ia
we couyte, rom raft passer ro'r IN colnin ct III
mystiGcateur. Et celia NEST pas. Eilosel'e lie turfai
personnc 4 acheter sa po,nmade ct son savon Flo
selle d6bitait gratis nne 6loqnence Hni netalt pas
sans verve Ell sans origina!ite Filosclle vons procu
RAFT pour une %modique somme d'argent Temperance
aux m~agiques reflects. En- y6rite, les cheveux 1T
poussaiunt pas aux cranes DIES mamans; nlais lie:
mamans avaient rev6 qu'nne abondante ct rich'
cheyelure ornait leur tote rajeunie ct %llenrelse. u
r6ye, dht-il nc durcr qu'une heure. ne sana;t s.
payer trop cher. Nous savons hicn que Ia deception
n'Gtait pas sans a,nertune mails nous men devon
pas moins Amer ceux lui nous ravissent avec de
contes de fees on nous endorment avec DIES roman
ccs d'amour. Bcnis soient les endormeurs L
sonmeil est une halte dans roasis.
Som,ne toute, apes IN success complet ct la real
sation de 200 piastres honnttemcnt gaSnees, FIlt
selle 1uitta sans lruit ct sans trompette Ia will
d'Albany. Sa conscience etait calme CONNIE cell
dun elfant a la mamelle. 1.st-ce que fGplcier d
coin nc lai await pas vcndu une boutcille de Can
paclle pour une Louteille de Bordeaux
"fi J. CENT?.
Tia suite au proclaim n%nntro.)
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-05
AVIS

On a besoin don coNTREMAlTRE (Fore.
man) au "Cabanocey Woodyard', rive droile
du FIeuye, sur lIlabila,ion A. B. Roman.
Pour plus a,nples details s'adresser a Mon.
sicur ALFRED ROMAN. l5at.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-05
.4uI COnlribuOOlcs.

Avis es, par lie rrtsen, dome aux Con''i-
buahies de Ia Pa,oissc St.Jacqnes que, Tapes
des instructions acri,es rrcurs de fhn'i,cn'
DIES -Colnp,es pubIics, iou,cs les rcrsolines lnI
mont pas encore paye lcnr take de CorvcI-
lion. son, passibles L'nne ~ptnalite de Is 90
sur lie comp,e %originel: ct d'une augmentation
lie 10 90 pour chnlnc tlen,c jonrs ga sui
yron, lie Ter Ociobre 1868 jnsGu'a raicmen,
iinal plus ? ~pias'res pour chaqne compile
snmmc rcvcnan, 4 r'Andi,cur pour scs frais
d'enrcgi-i,emcni lie IA Iiste DIES deIinquants.
Tnns les Con,,ibnatles Gui n'anron, pas
so'lt Icurs complies de take pour fE'a' avan'
lie IL, Ociobfe 1868. >erou1 tgalcmenl rappor-
les 4 l'Anlitenr Ell auronl 4 payer les dts
Complies a CO dc.llier GU d @i'avocai de Dis
tfici.
S. THEREOF,
Coliccleur.
&, I,cOncs Al Aoh, 1868
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-05
AwE@

rope Ie Ter Octobre, ave,tit les personnes de
la %paroisse qu'el'e offe en- vente. Ell aux pris
les plus moderes. dos mcnbles, hu hinge de
maisou, des ou,'ls aratoires, une ~yoilute, ct
une bonnie vache laitiere. ,.5
Mme Degravelies demeure pres du Convent
dn SacleCnur. SPIT. 81.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-05

ST Jacques, 81 Aod' 1868
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-05

l.i,tc dies lcttres4A COnrcnt Z. D.,
= LIE 1geadsEPTEAeRE 1868.
,eBnfcau se,a cuver, ,esbimauclc u
\ heures A.n!
4
Rev. AsAby john.
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