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The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-01
GRIMAULT CO.'S
Syrup sf Ferruginous Peruvian Bark
Chemists TO q. X II. Prince Napoleon,
RUE RruHEIruu

Syrup OF Ferruginous Peruvian Bark
Chemists TO q. K II. Prince Napoleon,
Rue RIOHELIEU. PARIS
prepsrson has the great advantage Of combining I've
powerful tOnics known in the medical world OF perfect
Il is par s1cssisncs the FERRUgINoUs TONIC Which
young persons backward n attaining he age Of puberty
children Of weak eOnsstPtiGn and Is Ps.cPss;y Cam en-
2exOn, Gas-cs Gsstraae Whites Leuo0rrhss Debility
Want Of Appetite Poverty Of Blood. etc.
No More DImcuIt or PainfaI Digestion.
DIR. BURN DU BUISSoN'S (Laureste ofthe Pari. Impe
rial Academy Of Medicias) DIGESTIVE LozEsGEs
his delicious preparation always prescribed by the most
repgted medical men Ia Fsoce In cases Of Derang
snd shorious Digestion Wind in the Sto sch aod Bos
EmacAon Jaundce and Complaints Of the Liver and Groin
NERVOUS Headache, NeuraIsis. Diai rhea,
Dyseatery,
INsIANTANEoUsLY CURED BIZ eRrxAULrs
GUARAsA
This vegetable substance which in ire Brazs
o he Bowels Il has proved o. sss 10 BE- Of abs
vice IN csses q Cholera As il is preventive and cure in
cases Of Dia1rheA
no More Copaiba and Cubeb..
GRIsAULTs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT oY
hAr1oo vEGETALIs
Where cthsr medicines have failed these preparation,
sure Of severe chronic cases Of pysts isss
Thsy used in the hospitals of Paris By the essb aed Dr.
oopbs snd uSsb. The inscsn ss
used In recent and capsules in chronic cases
n BAH the above MEDICAL PREPARATIONS ar.
accompanied By Instructions a. 70 the manner in which hsy
are be taken
General Depot in Paris At sRIxAULI co.'s,
43 Rue Rlcheiieu
In New Orleans at p. DUCONuk'S
Ohartres street.
FRAskLiS
TYPE. STEREOTYPE, AND ELECTRoTYPE FOUNDRY
Iss Vine Street, between Fourth and Fffth
& ALLISON, Superintendent, Cincinnati
Manufacturers Of and Deslsrs In
BOOK AND NEWS TYPE AND PRINTING xArBEIALs
or EvERr pEscuyrroH
stereotyping and Eieetrotypias
In ali their brsnehes-Books Music Pst1nt mstt
Inc Labels and Directions, Jobs, Wood osts Etc Eta
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-01
ConsumptIon Cared.
RIxAuLrs sYH0r CT HYroPHosPHIrEo OF LIME

aRIkAULrs SYRUP cg HYrOPHosPHITE OF LiMB
This new medicine considered 70 be sovereign remedy
In cases of ConsumptOn and Diseases the Lungs
IL promptly all the most serious symptoms The
H. B-Be sure 10 see that the signature Of GRINAULt
tionb.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-01
DIR. LBRAs's DOCTOR OF MEDICIND
LIQUID Phosphate OF Iron.

The newest and esteemed medicine Of Chic.
ross Pans TIE s,.mScn, Difcalt Digestion, Dsm
hea, Animes, General Debility ana Poorness Of Blood
it particularly to regu the functions OF
and all ladies Of decae consultations, well
persons suffering under any kind OF eSity whatsoever II
Is the preservave Of health, excellence In all warm and
relaxing climates.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-01

EACTn - hessu- N. Kiersr 4 Hohanas,, 40. zN
Poydras Manufacturers OF the hslskon Bters
Gentemen-I examined the patent that granted
you by u Government for manufacturing the Mask0r
Bers and found in the ingredients employed compound
we'll calculated excite and in good order the digestive
organs prescribed aid Btters several times and In
had occasion ascertain ther beneficial
effect remain, sentemsn ysry rsspecstuy your mos
obedent servant A. MEROIER, NJ D., ly5 Canal street
examined the hold for the msnnact ure Of
Mako Bters and and nothing In the Ingredients Thereof
calculated njurousy the human system unless
taken In inordinste quantities Indeed nothing bu
cordial aromatic bitter =. A. SMITH, NJ. D.
Your Mslakon Biiters, which hsys examined. do not
ingredients injurious 10 health and be recon
unended 70 those who are In Of go a tonic - :
Yours. N. SOHUPfbhI, NJ D.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-01
, BOOK FoR THE UNroKTUNATE,

j. BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EASES ImpOtency, Power Nervous Debility, with
mpedments Marriage should be reac BY all con
marriage Sent by mail receipt of Is cent By
J. B. DUFF 4 GRIFFIs,
New Orleans Medical Institute,
264 Mggaz street.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-01

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans. City OF New Orleans.
Sworn 10 and scrbed this 2ls day of May
A, D. 1868 PARIS CHILDREsS,
Second Justice Of the Peace. Parish Of Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-01

The Trustees bsve resolved to pay an INTEREST DIvI
DEED of1EE PER CENT per annum on the cash pay
is OF Capital Stock, and ASH IYIOEND of FIf-
TEEN PER CHNT stockholders their earned partic
Pstng for ihe and after the fHIRfIErH
day of June, ext, 1868.
They ssO resolved 10 call for insalent Of TEN
per the Capital Stock Of the Company payable
before the eTWErTfSEVENTH dag Of June next. 1865.
MICHEL MUsSON President.
HARMON D0ANE, Vice President
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-01
MEDICAL.

WHO TAKES THE MONEY!
Dr. woLCoTr says he will pay $1,000 any person who
will produce remedy that will instantly remove, and
read and cure any pain IL the Head Teeth
Temples Neck Shoulders. Breast Back, Heart, Lungs,
Sides Hips Abdomen, Legs, ankles Fest Toes internal OF
extsrna chronic, Old Ulcers, Fresh Wounds,
Fehtful Csncersin iac all pain from any csnsa Rheu-
matte Neuragic from mosquito bite to toe most intense
Labor Psns-ss quick Pain PANT reduce namm
rapidly heal permanently give pain in its ap
pcAton whether applied the weakest infant the most
feeble or aged person. and harmless Pain Paint.
Applied Free at no. 81 Csrondeet street.
HN GRAVES,
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of Louisiana
Country Dealers and Druggists supplied.
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WOODS MCSErM,
w Broa iway, corner Of Thirticih street.
Open from 8 A. NJ anti 10 L. ".
TWO PERFORMANCES THIS DAY
"
LYDIA THOMPSON BURLEsQUE TROUPE.
MATINEE EkNANl, EVENING
FOR FAMILIE ERNANI, fRltES,
AT TWO O'CLOCK SUCCESS, Orchestra and Bal
PRICES SUCCESS, cony Chnirs ~ Do
Orchestra and Bal Or The Dress Circle xi
cony Chairs HORN OF A Faialy Circle
One Dollar. DILEMMA. Fifty Cents
Family Circle which Includes the attractions o. the MI
scum, 50 cents chhdreny under ten years, 20 Cents
To commence with
TIIE QUIET FAMILY.
COMMODORE FOOTE MISS NESrELE, and . host o.
Living Human Phenomena.
MENAGERlE Of WILD ANIMALS
Look out for the
INEXPLICABLE SEA MON STER.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3d. 1868.


- S----~ ~
NIBLo's GARDEN
rms AND AND s9a EVENING I
p'G sr fIlsssb FOR THE hoIDass
ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES
GREAT B BEAsA Sg THE THE BAY BAY.
Aztec Aztec B BARK; o,
L2 ~. ,pI,,, BY NIGHT LONDON BY NIGHT
- ''''' R R4HEsSAB s ssHssE'
f RsSShES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; ] ACTING q nY ovnou LIFE
Hss SSESxSS i
sa1'' incl; f3sa STAGE
BEoAPwsASSc sosss CENTS
iiS NaT, kF2ws
rue MI XII S aaS naEsEE F w,EEiSas
" '''' MR. .sS I'LL sS sAssas s1 WILLIAMS
WITH New T is,sa F xiT Eos ssG aND DANCE
:pssea Il g. %smsso HELD Hail.
g IShnsn M ssW s, ssse's and Gilbert
NEW yHAHs EIG ssaH TTASs
Seats secured ak days in advance
RowERY rn NlW y. Ans uo,.p.ys
EXTRAORDINARY AMusEMENTs.
l66sSl. le6s.
CLAUDE DUVAL Tho lnmilable
The Great HighwaymaD. BOB BUTLER
Original Effects, And TkoufE IN
Scenery and Machinery. The Ballet OF the
Numerous Songs hAGlC
Numerous Dances
TWO PERFORMANCES ON NEW YEARS DAY.
MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
IENTRAL PARK WINTER GARDEN,
" Fiftycighh and Ffty-nfEth sts
GRAND HOLIDAY FESTIVAL.
uNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF THE
GREAT COMBINATION COMPANY.
CROWDED DAY AND NIGHT
CONTINUED SUCCESSION or NOVELTIES.
SPLENDID CHRISTMAS BAZAAR,
OPEN DAY AND EVENING,
from 10 o'clock A. M. until ii o'clock r. NJ ,.,,
IN THE WINTER GARDEN AND CONCERT HALL.
MAMMOTH HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS
THE MUSIC FROM THEODORE THOMAS
THE scHoEPFER TYRoLEAN SINGER SOCIETY.
MILE MARIETTA ZANFkETTA, -
THE WORLD-FAMED Artistic ON THE TIGHT ROPE.
THEODORE ZANFRETTA,
together with his wonderful PERFORMING DOGS.
MASTER GEORGE, aged years,
the greatest juvenile gynnast In the world
Mr. CHARLES pARkER, -
AND GREAT SILT PERFORMER.
THE GRAND AUTOMATIC THEATRE,
and great variety OF other Entertainments
ADMISSION, TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
Private boxes ~ extra To be had during the day at g.
Schrmer's, No. f0l Broadway.
NOVEL AND STUPENDOuS MATINEE.
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l,cxE DELIVERED fNNEpiaTELY. oaDERs ~
L. man promptly attgrae ~.
tkAi sER / Burns, i6g wsA Liah.acn,h street
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AlfUSE srENTS.

rrHEATRE MISUNDERSTANDING. BARBR BLEUR
Il Positively last week OF GEAEVlEVE
Eleventh week and LAST NIGHT But THREE OF
GENENIENE De BRAhAhf.
TONIGHT the performance will consist, for the last time,
Of the
FIRST ACT or BARBE BLEUE
DESCLAIZES In B0uL0ITE; CARRIER, BARBE
BLEUE.
Together with the seven Tableaux OF
GENENIEVE DE- RRAPANr.
Rose Bell Descluzas Carrier ecers Gabel original role
Ptou) With the strength OF the company comprising fo per
Herve's celebrated Opera Boufe L'dlL CREVE will DO
produced for the frat time In America mex week. .
Admission ~ Reserved Seats SOC. extra; Family Circle
30c Private Boxes, $40 &C. after 90, half price,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05


/ take this opportunity now, at q
time when we here in the West, yer
q great breadth of territory, have had
for two years, q short crop Of potatoes,
20 point cut how, to a very great ex-
tent, this failure of the potato crep
can be avoided. IT is q reasonably
eimple matter. It is only necessary
to plant some early ND like the Ear
Nv York or the early Goodrich, as soon
certainly, as the last week in March,
on dry and well drained land. It is
within my personal knowledge, that
potatoes 50 planted in this neighb0f-
hood I'm March. both in the years 1867
sold for something o than liberal
prices. And it Is within nay knOwl-
edge, too, that In both seasons, pOta-
toes planted one and two weeks later
&gere entire failures. But again, il is
the experience of both wears, that
Michigan Peach Blows planted about
the middle of June, had made no root
growth previous to the 10Th Of Sep
6ember, and yet there were last year,
and there is the promise now, that
this variety viii make good returns.
Only I'm exceptional seasons, will the
common potatOe grow with us in mid
summer, because it is cOnstitutionally
suited 70 cooler lattitudes, and, be-
cause il is so constituted, we must con-
suit is preferences and grow them
either early or late in the season.
five plant early varieties insMarch
and late varieties in june, SO thas We
get r8otgrOwth before or after the mid.
summer heat, we shall be pretty sure
. of potato crop. The price of pOta'
toes now In Central Illinois is not less
than $50 per bushel, and the mid.
winter price viii not be less than,$2
and were they S per busAsl, they
would still be used largely az al
article Of fOOd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05
ATCHfsON, KANSAS.


The trial Of this machine at various County and
State Pairs. aud the judgment Of every one , no
sees and uses it, unite in pronouBcing the Brsnker-
hof Corn Shelter the best ever invented. With II
a man can she'll his crop Of corn at bis leisure.
without an assistant, and thereby save il 4 shcrt
time more than the cost Of a shelter,
This Corn Shelter has taken the first premium
for three years past at the New York State Fair,
when but partially perfected. It has since been
brought to 8 degree d perfection, which makes it
complete.
The following is the report Of the Judges on this
machine, at the great trial Of Agricultural Imple-
ments ne q a. AnbuTn1N, r, in July 1856. under
the auspices Of the New York Agricultural Society.
Among the machines on exhibition was a Hand
Corn Shelter, Separator and Cleaner, exhibited by
J. Brinkerhod, Auburn, N Z. We have carefully
examined and thoroughly tested this machine, and
have no hesitation In pronouncing it the BEST
CORN SCHILLER WE EYER SAW. 1t readily
adapts itself to ears OF any size or sh pc, shells
clean, and with great Fapidity and ease, and the
same operation separates.the corn from the cob, and
the chat from the e0rn, and delivers the corn ready
for market; aud It requires the labor Of but one
person 70 operated Il. The whole affair is simple in
construction. and durable.
Us. GOULD, Pres. n. 7. AZ. 50.
B. p. JOHNSON, Sec g
SeRGBIS0N, Az. I'D. N. r. Tribune.
s. T.. TODD, g - So -
Reports OF Agricultural Fair Committees, and
opinion OF Agricultural aud other Journals. might
De cited at great length, but we content ourselves
with the following letter as Gaping them al
kCoPJ u AetttI from Y ,. Agent Tor Paris UnlYer-
sal Ezposition1 IS.
No 20 Park Row, Times Building, q
NEW YORK Dec. Sth, 1866.
Mr.. J, -BRTKKERH0FF, ESQ, Dear Sirs-My
Advisory Committee appointed to selected Imple-
ments for Exhibition at the Universal Expeslttonin
Paris, in 1867, have selected and recommended &c
me your corn shelter as the best in America.
] have accepted their report, and viii forward
your shelter, il delivered here ready for ~shipmenti
on or before January Ist, 1867.
Yours truly, j. @. n
Price, SEC and $50.
According to finish and size Of balance wheel.
Sample shelters shipped on receipt Of the price,
and warranted to give satisfaction, or the machine
will be taksn back and the money refunded, upon
notice within a reasonable time. Address
WM. r. DEM, Agent,
VIZ nS-ly Brownviile, Nebraska
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

u
Our readers will remember the offer
Of Silver Plate, by the LOngwOrth
Wins House, Cincinnati, to the value
Of eE0Q. in premiums on Grapes, TO be
awsr1od % the combined exhibition
0ffse American Wine Growers Asso-
ciafion OF Ohio. and the Cincinnati
Horticultural Society, held at Cincin-
natl September 23d. The exhibition
took place at that time, and was a
gneat success. The COMMITTEES on the
LongwOrth prizes consisted of G. n.
spaldiEg, st. Lonis; Prof. Thurber,
Ny: John T.. MOttieF, Pa. Geo.
Graham, Cincinnati, andE. A. ThOmp-
son, Cincinnati. The report, inclu-
ding the awards, we subiOin:
The committee appointed to decide
uD0n the best Wine GrapeOfO our whole
country, the best Wine Grape Of the
state Of Ohio, and the best Table
Crane for our whole country, and TO
distribute your very munifcent pre-
miums therefor, beg leave to report
that they have examined al the sam-
niles Of grapes and wine presented 70
Them. carefully 0nd critically, and
gftpr much discussion and deliberatiOn
have made the following decision and
award:
For the best Wine Grape Of the
whole cOuntry-Ives Seeding; and
the first premium-silvcr plate Of the
valueOfS350-awarde to Lewis Finch
OfPlainvilie, Ohio, he having the-bes'
display Of that variety present.
For the best Wine Grape for Ohio
the concord was agreed upcn, and tn
second premium, o silver goblet ofth'
value Of 500 awarded 70 4. A
Thompson Of Cincinnati, for the bes
disblay Of that variety.
For the best Table Grape for on.
whole country, the Concord wa
agreed upon, and the third premium
aglvpR cup Of the value Of S50-awaF
dad u frank Murphy of Cedar Ava
nue., Ohio, for the second best disRla,
Of TINT variety.
Your committee would also max
honorable mention Of A. e. MOttiel
ard. Others, also competing for thes
premiums, for the line display {
grapes and wine.
Your Committee, aware OF the grca
diaiculfy Of selecting a wine or tabl
crane for the entire country, embr;
cling many degrees Of latitude, entcI
cd ur.0n the discharge Of their dntis
with many misgivings. They WEI
also restricted by the generous done
In thia. ethat the plants, when gene
ally cultivated, shall be perfectly hea
thy, hardy and productive IN all SO
tons 81 the country and, after
thorough canvass Of all the variette
became satisfied that, although the
are better varieties 81 table grape, y
they are sectional, and VIII only IN
tnre their fruit on certain soils and
cefinin locations, and that the "
and Concord are the only known y
ricfies that fulfill the restrictions IN
posed upon your committee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

ssWhat is the best method of killing
lice on calves and cattle, and Will the
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05
TobaccO for Lice on Animals.
and Plants.


ssVhat is the best method of killing
lice on calves and cattle, and will the
same thing kin fees on dogs? p
i have found by experience that a
strong decOction Of tobacco viii de-
strv verrnin on either animals or
plants. Ihave used Il extensively du-
ring many years, for Destroying ticks
on sheep and lambs have dipped
thousands Of them in tobacco water,
made BIZ boiling course, damaged,
cheap tobacco, or stems and waste, IN
water, and have found it an etfectual
cure for the scab, which disease Is
caused by the working Of an insect or
mite IN the skin Of the sheep. It's q
new sovereign remedy for the blue lice
on cattIe and horses,
Tobacco water viii destroy the aphis,
or plant louise. Gardeners lind uei
sgreenhOuse plants need to be submit
ted to a debdging of this wash Occa-
siOnally, to- place them in a condition
TO become healthy and vigorous
When applied to fruit trees, If coarse
waste tobacco is used, add n pound.
q c0pperas 10 five gallons Of the wash.
Plug tobacco contains cOpperas in
quantities sufficient to kill any AMI
mai, who has not accustomed himself,
by slow degrees, to its use.
Almost every tree or plant Is infes-
ted with an Injurious insect, peculiar
to itself, which preys upon its sub
stance, and viii, If in sufficient num-
bers, destroy its vitality. The hOp, in
sections are infested with the hop APP
his. Is frequently either wholly or
partially destroyed when, by one or
two thorough applications of tobacco
water, by means Of - fierce pump or
garden engine; ~ they commence
their work, the whole aphis army
might be swept away. When the
vine is trained low, upon seven feet
stakes and twine, a garden engine Is
unnecessary, a the wash can be APP
Piled as effectually, and with less
waste, with . common large hand
syringe.
Tobacco smoke Willstupify any AMI
uR1, and, usedin a~suficient quantity
Has q fatal effect upon all which plug
tobacco viii destroy. Indeed there
seems q, be but one animal-the chiei
of the class manmalia-upOn which
tObacco, In either, does not have az
immediate fatal effect. However, j
that animal would otherwise be infes
ted with insects, ven triehinOus IL
their nature, IN the mouth, tobacco
VII keep them away. Perhaps tina
il their case. -
TIA sheep or q calf is covered with
rubber or leather spread Oh thiel
blanket, and q smoke of tobacco i
made under his covering, in half al
houror less, every tick and nit wflb
destroyed. Currant worms may b
served in the same manner. This
mot only an effective remedy GRAINS
vermln, but q good use for a most ab
nCXiOus weed.-COr. Country Gent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

sThisi Is 10 certify that the foregoing isatrue ex-
tract from the Report q TIE Judges Of Sewing Ma
chimes At the 9Th Annual Fair 1867.
JNO w CHAMBERS,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

New York, Nov. I7th, 1857"
It would seem as though this succession Of ti-
umphs should be sumclent 70 conytnee any unPraP
diced person Of the great superiority Of me
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-19

raid pretend que lie 4Oeme Congress est "le
plus corrompu, le plus extravagant ct le plus
incapable qui ait jamais afaige les Etats-
Unis". Les chiens Sc reconnaissent a To-
deur. .-.-.-
V1Eux NloxDE.-Mazzini est mort Luga-
no. Mazzini fnt Pun des triumvirs romans
ct Tune des plus couragenses intelligences
modernes. II voulait lunite de rItalie, 10 re-
publique italienne, lie congres des republiques
europeennes On lui fait un crime davoir
conspire. Qui done ?-Les insurges de Ca
dix Sc sont rendus, mais l'Espagne est sur un
volcan Pour Prim, il joue un double jeu dc
traltre-La refine d'Angleterre fait un dis
cours en- trois points I'onverture du Parle
ment.-Athenes ct le gouvernement gree ont
envoye le Sultan au diable.-Bismarkp parle
de paix.-Louis Bonaparte, alias Napoleon
LII, tremble en- ses culottes ct redoute Ia
guerre d d'Orient.-Limp1ratrice Eugene rs
siste au Conseil des ministries i cote do sor
imperial epoux-Isabelle est CONNIE la Ca
lypso du Telemaque, inconsolable. Bel
gque arme!!!!
Au Havre, lie coton est plat.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-19
Nouvelles.

Lou1s1ANE-La maison d'Etat nest plus
au Mechanics Institute, ct les legislateurs
auront desormais lie droit de perorer a langle
Cont ct Royale.-L'Opera frnncais la Non
veIle- Orleans fait NEVERTHELESS boucauts
dc sucre montent Ia garde sur lie wharf orea-
nais-I4a chronique locale dc Ia vile du
'Croissant" n est pas tres editiante, ct les
vols y occupent une respectable place.
lie Supreme Conseil dc la Maconnerie
ecossaise pour la Louisiana, malgre Charles
ton ct les Constitutions de ''Salomon- Man
drin", a etc recounu par lie Grand Orient de
France.
Cest yoltaire qui nommait Frederic II un
"Saomon- Mandrin'.
La Legislature Sc rcuuit Gu jauyer. Dieu
lui rende la raisou
NoUvEAu MoNDE.--Le Congres siege tou'
jours. II dot s'ajourner pour la Noel. But
Ter dit son mot-M. Menard sollcte III
fauteuil au Congres.-Le marechal Roberts q
reGu Grant New York. La reception con
te Is 600 piastres au brave homme. II sagi
partir pour lOuest. lie Potomac est glace
La Cour Supreme declarera probablemen
inconstitutionnels les legal tenders. Diable
Sheridan s'escrime contre les Indiens.-
Les insurgas cubains mont pas du tout depo
Sc les armes ct erie merci. Leurs lignes son
a $50 miles de Ia Havane. Dulce n'arrivera
til pas trop tard ?-Johnson attend avec i'm
patience rheure da depart. La Maison Blan
che lui semLlo une chape de plomb.-Le Ht
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-19
Plus dc ralicalisrne, sill vous plait!

GENTILIy.-Tous les labtants de Gentily, sans
distinction da.e ct de bons sens, sont invites a
sgner une petition au bureau lu ''Louisianais.
lie but dc cette petition est Incorporation de
Grntly en- Saint-Jacques.
Qni done objectera la mesure Faut-il plus dc
1000 inlivilus ponr Greer dne vile' LiiGe dun
MARE Ne sourit-elle pas Il plus d un ambitieux
l'ne police cst-clle nute dams une communicate
Nous esptrons done que pcrsonie ne tera ObJec-
ton a uue mes,lre lordre ct de Justice que les
ho,nmes sgneron,, que les temules sguerout, que
les eni,,u,s diront ou
Paris fut jalis unr bourgaae de pdchcurs sur une
lie de la Seine, ct Paris est aujourI hui la captae
du monde civllisc.
Quant All nom de "Gentilly'', sill deplait qucl-
ques citoyens, il peut touours tre change la
satisfaction gencrale.
Et notre vile deviendra quelque jour illustre
parn les cites connues.
Citnyens pas Dc nouchalance!
| SrnoNGMAN.-
| Les teux ams de Strongman sont revenus.
Notrc intrepile ctasseur, apres avoIr tue quatre
ours une panthere ct tout un menu iretln de chats,
tigres s'est repos6 pendant deux jonrs la Cote
FRANCHISE De la, pouss6 par une fantastic des plus
oranges, il s'cst rendu en- progue la Nouvelle-
4 Orleans.
Certains chronqucurs prttendent ravoir VII All
bureau de ''la Renaissance, a IOpera Bourbon e
devant la statue de Henry Clay
A la Renaissance il parl6 politiquc
Ii scst cndormi lOp6ra.
La statue de Henry Clay la ctonne par Sc
grilles.
Alton peur, disait-il, que &C bonhomme sc
chappe'
So,nme toue, apres deux jours d'ennui dams i
mctropole du Sud, Strongman repris lie chemn d'
bois non loutefois sans avor achcte une boussol
au magasn Duhamel.
RouLArsoN lie "Meschac6be'' donne aux plan
tcurs lie conseil de ne pas Sc presscr pour expede
eur sucre. "Les prix, dit-il, tarderont pas a S
relever, attendu que la demande ne peut n,anque
d etre considerable. La vente de la nelasse sutfr
generalement pour couvrir lie plus gros des tras d
la recolte ct pour 6teindre les dettes crardes."
Cest ropnon gen6rae.
!, CApiTAINE JUMEL.-Le capitaine Allen June
un "vieux de Ia viee'', est premier commits Il Dor
!, du "packet Lafourche'.
Voyageurs, pas nest besoin den dire davantag
A. Ju,nel nctait terrible que contre les ''lanks
CHAT-rlGRE-Le ygantesque chattisre don't
est pare au deruier numero lu 'Louisianas q
- tue dams lie quarieme district de la parolsse sa
" Jacques, pres du bayou Conway, par NJ. Don
. Gravois
1t A propos de chase, il est dit qum ''buial'
IL 6norme a ete WI derriere lie Whitehall.