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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-08-15
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
United States Internal Revenue.
DEPUTY COLLECTORS OFFICE
ST. James, Augus, sh, 1868.

No,ice is hereby given 10 all persons. in This
parish. liable 10 pay taxes under the Internal
Revenue laws, that I have received from the
Assessor thereof his Animal Income and An.
nnaI License Lists for The year 1868 that The
taxes assessed on said Lists are due and pay.
able. and that 1 will attend to the collection OF
the same At the Cour, House, right Bank, from
Monday the 9Th TO Wednesday the 10 h ms
tant, and a,,hc City Cash Prizes, lef' bark, from
Thursday the 2olh to Saturday the 22l ms.
lan,, from the hours of 10 A. NJ. TO 4 L. NJ.
Persons neglec,ing to nay the take. asses.
sed against them, At the Tim. and places above
designated, will be liable 10 all the penalties
Of the law. 7H7@' 7'
p. F.. Sr MARTIN,
Drputy.C Collector.
r. - x #-AE FE-E - Il
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-08-15

qoc lai rccn de l'a~scsseW du d, Eevenn
lMult''srr, sts 'aL's""x tie .ssye""s ct de- IL
se,'ces aanne's roa'r l'a"nSe 1868 que les
lanes assesstcs snsies dts tsblranx sou, dues
a t%cl,nee, ei qps je sersi pre-, il en- %rrrcvo:s
|, pairmru', i la Maison de Cnnr de In pa.
,oi>sp, rive droi,r, dn Lnnli u, an McrcrrdI
10 dn con'an,, Ct an City Cash Prices, rive
.%n"cIe, a" Judi. 90, al" sam.df % %conra,"',
de 10 heurcs x. NJ. i 4 hen,cs =. NJ.
Les personnrs qnt t,t.t.eron, rte r-yer les
taxes assessors cnniIe Giles. aux temps q,
lieuN d%6>i.nts ci-dr>sus, seron, pa.sitlcs DE-
,ou,es les penalties p'tsrrites par la !oi.
\. u. Sr MARTIN,
""' dipnit rollcr,cur.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-08-15
Notice of Election.

BY virtue Of the law, and by a resolution Of til.
Police Jury adopted in its m.eting Of The LIST Ausu.,
lSGs, an Election will be he'd in the G,.i ward Of til.
Parish Of st. James. on "Wednesday. the lMh dsy Of
A"g"st 1865. from 0 A ". To r. NJ, for the non.ina
ton Of a Member Of the Police Jnry. to I'll the va~an.
cy now existing BY the e.i.na,ion Of Nj. Fiorian
Briynac.
Sad Election will be held at Nav Flower Es.
change, and under the supervision Of the following
commissioners Amtd6e Dossat, Justice oil the Peace,
Thomas Holmes, Liv,in Bourgeois.
'Said Election to be conducted in accordance with
law and the return thereof forwarded immediately to
n. UNDER WOOD,
P'esid-n, Of the Police Jury.
Parish Of St. James, 4ih August, a. D. lsGS.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-08-15
Stolen

J" the night If Saturday, J"'y ish. a
NOTE dated s., James Parish, J.nuaty % b.
1868, subscribed by Edward Cambe 10 Ii,
own order and endorsed by him, for The sun
of 1915, payable -, the office Of III" Eacarh"t
Of the parish Of 81. Jane, in all March 1869
bearing 800 ~in'ere>, per antnm after m,tnri-
~ til paid Sad note is pa'aphed "Nc V.,ie.
inr" BY F, Rciae j. Recorder.
Tie public i uoiii.l no, 10 nrsn,ia,e said
note, The payment Of which having been
stopped.
ArBEET & TElSslEI.
ST. J'mcs, Monday, JAY co,h, 1858.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-08-15

JoachtM Rene Gterc.-Nons prions
les lecteuys de jsier les yeux sur PAWS d" ma
essin Dc M J. Ronx, habi,a,ion v.sseur
Wsbrs, rive eaache.a 81 5s ans sre Hi
d. Rome, don, 10 maga.in est parfaitemsnt
gasn' q arha'and6, ne eseontenie pas seuls-
ment de vendre aux habi,an,s, rnais ii envoie
encore ! dcmicilc les objs,s achs,ts shss Ill,
tells que fa,ine, pore, yiandes, etc. r
Excellence idee.s ' Ha't '''asak So
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-08-15

TNons appelons l'attentinn DIES nombreux
plan'enrs De Rig de la parois>e Sl.Jacqnes e,
des paroissss voisines sur PAWS public dams
nos COLONIES pat, MN. SlEwEED T. KIP.
Cas- Msssieurs posseleul dans la paroisss
St,Charies, ! dsux pas. d. nous, rua des mou.
Inns a'riz les pins complies ., les mienx con.
peranee Rice NIL, ct ses machines son. de la
derniere perfection.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-08-15

81. James storc.-M. J.. BILLION, pro-.
p,id'aire du St.sJames Store, pes Do rEgliss
ST. Jacques, arrive de ID Nouvelle- ORLEANS
avec un assortment tcomplet de marchandises
ssche.y fsrb!an'erie, f~sIence, pc.erie, liqueuss
de premiere qualile, conserves de premiere
f.alrheur, ~vian,ies, etc, etc......
tQu'on se IL disc. 7#
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-08-15
state Of L0Misi;asan.
PARISH OF ST.. JAMES.
81 aa Police Jury.

Belt known, that on this s.h day Of August. A. D.
1865. tzg ad,7.s5 d .s.frs Az st,s-,i
The Police jury mt 1t the Cou,., Hosss Of the
Parish Of s.. James. in conformity 70 adjournment. Il
Memhsrs present !. NJ Underwood. % ward. PIE.
sideat frederick johnson. 3sd ward Noel Brsud, 4ti
ward Adam Traverse. 9Th ward Andrew Ross, 7,h
ward Antoine Domio, 6th ward.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-08-15
THE VERSATILE LEGISLATOR.

LIE EHSA IiIE LEGlSAA1Ol-
.Sume people are versatile in their talents
I'm our State Legislature there are mep whe
could make laws with one hand tied bchind them"
'.Some Of them can do other things &c..." Gre
puhlicaiu'') :
Well, well! ("DoggersEY'p, "a
Write" tifor MeiLot1slASAs, s6y he yfo'r-
said Dogyer-E.
Sad is thy fate. Dear Land. dear Sunny Cline,
When Legislators turn to making rhyme.
Put on thy sack-cloth purge thee Of thy '~.treason"
Anant a dorccrcl void Of rule or reason,
What co'ldst thou, hadst thou Scion or Lycursus,
In presence Of this modern Thaumaturgus ..H
Who with cons,t,n,nate "vcrs'a.iiic skill,
This triple wonder cai,-concoct n pill,
Or WELD a scalprl, or prescribe a bolns,
And what is more (and should, no doubt, console lis,
Can write BLANK verses,
(Wlmn he's so inclincd)
Willie making laws
With one hand tied behind
What all these duties, one gray head fulfil!
Yes, one gray head, and with one gray goosc-quill
No wonder that a genius such as that
Slams down his desk and srizes cane and hat,
And sallirs from the Legislative Hall
Disguised with the Dun and scent and all;
Sinai! wonder genius versatile should flag
tn3,r the horrors of the carpct-bar;
Less wonder still he enters by the rear
OF Becker's, where the soothing lager beer
Inspires lis thirsty feather
TO weave a mawkish web
Mu'1!ing advice, and threat, and CANNON, all to
For his dear brother Reb''! I%pe,her-
(1ndites.1
Now listen Prb. (1'vc had my glass Of T.arrr);
Heed well who Spcaks-an honest carpet bayg,r-
Honest, that is, save this one great desire,
I" clutch vonr Crrrnbacks, cen through blood an,
And that'sr small exception, you'll allow fire
Far better sure than have another rev.
Refuse it, and by all that's gray you'll wonder
What havoc still there sleeps in Yankee thunder,
Nor homestead, nor plantation, mead or lawn
That will not into loyal carpet-bass be drawn!
So now, be still, dear iseb.
The while we bleed;
This is the road TO freedom
DO you heed
What boots it, misunderstanding Grammar rules,
Grammar Q busll who leeds il save the fools :,
This sage advice ] give ? Quite old's the story
"A rebels blood and treasure makes the glory
OF conq ring brothers" Now, for common gain
Lie still ! tell yon, till from every vein
The last drop cbhs and then With cheerful heart
And carpct-bag o%'trllowing, we'll depart;
Nor leave behind one sad regret or sigh.
Nor aught we can lay hands on-Rtb., good bye.
taside)
guess the South has had enough of Yankee
We leave her bleeding, fuiniing, lean and !ankey,
But still the Union must be held. by d-n, a
The union Of the wolf and helpless lamb
Except. except, ye band against the stranger,
Then sure our ill-got store would be in danger;
Hence nothing 50 ~atfriglts us. c, We gods!
As thinking Of 'thc union of the rods !"
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-08-15
Latest News.

The first bale Of new cotton was sold il
Montgomery at A2ac. per pound.
Gov. Smith Of Alabama, has vetoed the bill
antIlnrizing the Legislature 10 cas-, HE electoral
vote Of the State. On its reception by The Legs.
%latnre, there cn~neJ a highly exciting discus.
sion, but action was postponed til lie moriing
II is not believed that j, will be passed over
the veto.
Thad. Stevens has had a relapse.
The cholera has entirely disappeared from
Havana.
Cotton closed in Liverpool steady, with sales
Of 10 coo bales. H
Gold closed in New York at l46.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-08-15
l.. De IsOOKTEIe,
ATTORNEY,

=
Will practice in the Courts Of ST. James, St John
H. Baptist, s.. Charles and Ascension, and i" the
Supreme Cont.
Offers; Convent r. o, St. James, and ElsarJ r.
O., st John the Baptist.
.Spscial attention given Ia rrimins' eas-..
HIRAM ". CAEvFR WILLIAM SIMS
ll,,A, a., Y 4t,- luLl Dist
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-08-15
Surveying.
N. HEATING, Ctv,l Engineer

;nd Surveyor, Professor at Jefferson
College, iuf,rm. The public. ,ha, during the
approaching vacation, h. will have an nuror.
'n"''v Of altesling 10 the practice Of SUR.
NEYING.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-08-15

Jules Favre has mischirrously published a
petition. praying l.oni> Philippe to hav. Lonis
Napoleon Eonaparle Tried aud shot as a pubic
nuisance, signed in ls46, ty some Of the most
prominent present pillars Of The empire. Can.
robert is one Of them -(E'rch.)
VIVA, mischiJ in that?
j. The fact true or moi?
The supporters Of the Frenrh Empire are
too much The conr,'ers of several lack-ys.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-08-15

@-Neas apreions ra,,ention des ~lec,enrs
sur favis de M. H. O.. CoLoNs: "Pieux, no.
'eanx, donves, maiS, foin, etc, q vendrc."
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-08-15
Prix Courant Do Ia, Nouv.l,. orlean,.

Or il6 4 ll6l-ro,on 81 a esc.-Snc,s ~ \
&c -Mslas-s. - / sos. 10 CAT F.,inc. "a,
q siA- A1sis, $50. ! ST. |. i,oi.sesu. P,.c
.s't *al3 -Gtaisse, 10 ! Gle. la live
bacon: ePaules, l3l a lac. la liyre Iambon.
,a a. an sncff, 10 a eic, Ia Iivre. - Riz, 8 1
l2c. Ia hvre.-Beutse, % 4 4oc.
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AvL3
For salo

Picks,s, rt.s's, IIo.>l,ral s,avos, Eoarl. 3
feet lnn.-also Corn aud Hay, (irw c,ol)
Is Al. 81. II, Q. COLOMB. ar.,i.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-08-15

HIRAM ". CAEvFR
lbt.t. -s%lliy 4itis } uLl Dist.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-08-15
T0lG.

ST. J'mcs, Monday, jay :o,h, 1868.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-12-10
Miscellaneous.
The VeIoeipede.


The velocipede seems destined to come
iutO use in this city, though twill not soon
{ attain here the vogue it has reached ia
France. Our streets are too narrow and
TOO crowded, ahd we have few broad,
smooth avenues affordiug the opportunity
/ OF enlpl % wing il extensively as means Of
exercise and health. Still it is Sc attract
ing and fascinating, developing so much
strength and skill, and affording so much
amusement Co the rider, that its votafies
and students must become numerous.
The only artistic velOcipedesl consist Of
two wheels, the one directly behind the
Otiiery and couneced together by a light
ir'Il frame work. The fore-wheel is usu-
allva a little higher Of the two. Where
great speed is aimed at, its diameter may
be made as great as four feet, while that Of
the hind wheel should hardly exceed two
feet aud eight or ten inches. IN most of
those that have been seen in this city the
two wheels have been pretty near equal,
with diameter of about two feet and four
inches.
The pHopelling force is applied through
treadies, which are fixed in tue fore-wheei.
The rider drives himself by the alternate
action of his feet upon these treadies. The
motion OF The feet is not unlike that in
rapid waiking. The rider sits upon lit
lie saddle just over the fore part of the
( hind wheel. He guides bis veloeipede by
turning the wheel TO either side. This is
done by means of a stiff iron rod which
rises from the axle, and has cross bar at
the top that is held by both hands of the
! rider.
The first art ofthe yelocipede is to keep
your balance. This is not unlike the
same operation in skating. It can only be
! lacqujred by practice. The more rapid the
melton, the easier it is to keep the machine
upright. In velOcipede contests in Paris
4 prizes have been given. to the slowest rider.
j With wheels of small diameter, the rid
erstops himself by putting his feet to the
ground. With high wheels, he checks his
soead with brake, and deseends to the
earth by inclining to one side till the foot
4 touches. In mounting with high wheels,
a skillful practitioner starts his velocipede
with push, and springs into the saddle,
as we have watched Richard O'Gorman
mount horse at speed.
/ The most beautiful velocipedes that we
/ have seen have been French, but several
I carriage-mallers in this city are engaged
I in building them. They promise ma
chimes much superior to any nom Paris
: n. Y. Sun.
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might obtain from any rebel States, OF
States like Missouri or West Virginia,
where the Democracy claim that the
purity Of the ballot box is affected by
legislation,
Referring to Andrew johnson, the
General said: eyes, he'll always
attribute the Democratic defeat to
their failure to nominate him in New
York"
Long after the wee hours had come,
and when the certainty Of his triumph
was beyond reverse, lighting a fresh
cigar he bade the few remaining
friends good night, saying, as he pass
ed out Of the room. al shall hope for
good news from New York to-mOr-
row.
/ was eOnvetsing with him Of the
expansion Of the Western settlements;
Of the railways to the Pacific, and the
grand result in that direction, while
the impious and rebellioUs South had
pined and suffered.
81 think, said Grant, s'that Pr0vi-
dence must have had hand in it,
and prevented an earlier Fee0nstruc-
tiOn of the South for two reasons
FIRST, to keep the tide of emigration
and enterprise flowing into the vast
and productive West, and secondly, fo
punish the Southern people, through
their own agency, for their uneeasiDg
errors"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-12-10
Late frOUn Cuba-InsuFgents
Within Two to Six Miles
of Santiago de Cuba.
New YoRK, Nov. q

The Herald's special says: We
have advices from Santiago de Cuba
TO Nov. 10th. Our advices are from
insurgent sources. They are as fol-
lows: According to differeAt authori-
ties the insurgents are within from
Two to six miles ofSantiago de Cuba.
They allow four days for that city 10
surrender. The GOvArnor of the dis
trict has q large force at his command,
and he proposes attacking the bgsieg-
ers. A body of five hundred insur-
gents beset this place and the Govern
or has determined to attack them.
The insurgents, however, have cap
tured Guantanam. They dis0Wn the
so-called volunteers, and are Gradual
ly extending the rebel limits of the
eastern department, so that they are
now the masters of Siqnani, BOgamO,
Hoquin and. .Boure. Palma, who has
control Of the railroad, has notified the
Superintendent that none Of the trains
must carry soldiers unless by Govern
nent orders. Some Of the trains have
carried soldiers and volunteers who
Joined the insurgents. There are re-
ports, however, in Havana and Santi-
ago de Cuba, tAat compromise had
been agreed upon between the insur-
gents and the Government authori.
k;oz
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-12-10

Grant on the TsFaeIlte Order.
The following letter was kept from
publication until after the election, at
Grants desire;
lbsttsFfFgR Gen. Grant, 70 B,a- T. \. MORTAL x
: "aAIENA, ILL., Sept "A, 1868.
s'Hon. !. N. Morris:
iDEAR SIR-I am in receipt of q
letter OF Mr.. A. Morris, Of the 81 inst,
one from you Of same date.
Ny first inclination was to answer
Mr.. Moses, because you desired it's
then I thought it would be better to
adhere to the rule Of silence as to all
letters, Were I once. to commence
answering all political questions ask
ed Of me- there would not be time be. 1
tween now aud the Sd Of November to
get through. MI. Moses, 1 think, viii
readily understand this. In regard to
Order No. II, hundreds Of Letters have
been written to me about 1t, BY per-
sons Of the faith affected by It. ] do
or did not answer any OF, the letters.
but permitted a statement Of the facts
concerning the origin Of the order to
be made out and given to some one OF
them for publication. Z 10 not pre-
tend to s1istain tle,0rdeT sua Il
At the time ofits publication, was
incehsed by a reprimand received
from Washington for permitting acts
which, Jews within my lines were en-.
gagged in. There were MANY other
persons within my fines equally bad
with the worst Of theht, but ths
difference was thai the jews could
pass with iulpunity from one army to
the other, and gold, in violation Of or
ders, was being smuggled through the /
lines, at least 50 it was reported The
order was issued and sent without re-
Election and without thinking Of the
Jews as a sect or race TO themselves,
but simply as persons who had suv--.
Icessfully Il say success fully, instead OF
persistently, because there were plenty
Of Others within my lines whpsnvied
their suecess) violated an order, which
greatly Injured to The help Of the re-t
bels.
"Give MI. Moses assurance that I
have no prejudice against sect or race,
but want each indfvidnal to be judged
by his own merit Osddr No IL does
not sustain this statement, I admit
but then do not sustain that order,
Tt never would have been issued, if it
had not been telegraphed rs il was PEN
ned, and without reflection. -.-lt
- l3 HYcIrs, truly,
,,s..f GU. s. GRANT"
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Gen. 8rs9ni's Animal Report.

p W WAsHiNGToN, Nov. %.
The following is the report in full
Of the General Of the Army for the
present year:
HEADoUARTERs Army u. s.,
WAsHINGTON, ID. G., Nov. 1868.
To Gen. j. IT. se62JseII, Seeg Of War
Sir. I have the hoaOr to submit
the report Of Division, District and
Department Commanders for The past
year. These reports give u full ar-
count of the operations and services
Of the army for the year. / refer to
them for details. -i
Ew0uld earnestly renew my rec
ommendatiou Of last year, that the
control of the Indians be transferred
to the War Department. / call spo-
cial attention 70 the recommendation
of Gen. Sherman on this subject II
has my earnest approval 1t is un-
necessary that the argument in favor
of the transfer should be rostatcd; the
necessity tor it becomes stronger and
more evident every day. .,
While the Indian war continues, L
do not deem any general legislation
for the reduction OF the army adVisa-
bic. The troops on the plains are ell
needed; troops are still needed in the
Southern States, and further reduction
can be made in the way already used
and now in operation, whore it Is
safe; namely by allowing companies
to diminish BY diseharg2s without
being strengthened by recruits, or by
stopping appointments. OF Secoh4
LioH enants. If it sho4ld be deemed
advisable, the Veteran RuserTe Regi-
.ment might be discontinued by alb
sorption and retirement Of the officers,
and the discharge OF the men, with
out detrimeht To the sci vice.
Very respectfully, your obedient.
servant, F d.
[Signed] O. s. GRANT, Gen
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saSv fi-us neiiens squal o HoeaanFs 6elaa
U1fs-r a. 73l-Iis n 1nssf IN Debilir.
~ f-1r1rf q fsaf u ard ui10r b dhc iJhols
r,11fs1- rfrsnrfle1 ne dppeiifc, cGuSs
- --lio,rru-rf AZ ffri- food enable the so
Eiaci q digesl g PURIFY be blood gtDo good soid
hs1tv c0upltzf9 eradicate le gsl0lg age from nc
tgs flpaTf bloom % ahs eseS and eqgs TIE patient
fT0al Si0Tilre1tbcd elaci1iei tgtdk, and FeTp7ie
fl1alid 70 a feed, st0ui a-Id s5goToll1 1sTsol
Weak and Delicate Children are
Tonic. IN fact, they are Family - ed"
Gimen. They can be admimlstered with
perfect safefT 20 a child three months
ofminelTs
~. -. - rl- 1--f
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HAVANA, Now. 27.

The merchants here are raising sub
scriptions for the pay and equipment
of 3 mouths volunteers, so that they
may enter upon active service against
the rebels. Rumors are rife that sew
eraI caFgoes Of arms for the BeyOlu-
tionists have been landed, bat the
Government has received no official
information of the fact. It is report
ed that a secret Commission has left
Cuba for New York, with the object
/ Of enIisting the favor Of the American
press and Government in the rebellion
on this Island, IA 1a..
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R1ooa Purlnsru

ssz Ensgui ara N NJ al ssr.al.s y,sulirs from
BAD bod t-ssr uot,sr 5ia5G plre; keep gol'f
Lfusr n o1sler. ken g0ur diqssliUe 0Tgant
q e-irsfnf. harlI5 Feondiff0n bg 5is ues
- E,ere Te1lsfieS = and no dissdss tuiu
eseT a51aiI g0 Tie 5es, sI i fls country Teeo1ialse
gen. a fe1rg cf hohed repztafioR % for oliVaiilG
g0I aliifi ~ iess preparations.
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HOonand's German Tonic

4 eozBsnation of az he fRgredssIts gf Ee Bitisfs
s5i1 rUHB Santa CIuE Rum, Ordags etc. 2 e assd
o ne 5arle digeaaeg as tie bl IN edsea tgsfc eo
- 1lcololfe rs1Ii,s e required Tol igiH beaF in
Csrf hat feue rsIledieS entirely different from
a eTs adUeTised for gie cure Of he dssdses named
fes B9iag seientie preparations Of medicinal e1trG
s5fIs - oEfsra are fiere dec5ci0ss Of EllH IN sge
f1-F, Ths TONIC iI decidedly one of he Ioa Plea
1 aad agreeable Tcalediey Gusr offered o Qe ptbiie
~ frrfs e egufss u 81 a pleasure % lake e. tUits i
fif-11 trFfIrrriiif end aleiicIndl qualities har1
1r;sd & 3 % tnoBn as g,s aTsaisTi Of AZ toHies
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hRoll sEiftly round. ye wheels Of time,
And bring the happy day

'eThen Ginaral Grant Good hev
peace! Then hewood only hev the
Ablishnists on his hands! Then the
niegers nv the United States mite hev
Suffrage, for it wood make 10 differ
ence to US. We wood hev 0fises to
live onto, and pure niggeTs to look
down upon, and-wat more Good we
waht? The only difference wood be,
we wood hev TO aecustom eur STUN
lex to Santa CfBz rum In place Of
whisky, bat that we Good do. The
effect upon the bowels is the same-it
differs only in taste, and / am told
that when both are new there aiH't
much difference in that" fliE
The segestion wqz favoFably re-
lceived, and I heV no doubt It viii be
acted upon. Ifit is-bUt why this
Iuif?5 It must be dOne-it shei be.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, P. N.
(Wieh is POstmaster.)