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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

SwSur. Arrs 6hlS11f~ 1v& Slts14 -
Wayne, Esq for several years past editos
and proprietor Ct the Ksosauqua Republican,
hae ,pld that paper to ~. Gsogs A Henry,
iass sot ,6s. MenpAs ReseAk. | Broth
Msyne has been inside newspaper Office for
thiety.fosr ysassb and ciei4e vacation. de
made the Republicans live and sound Re-
publican journal, and We regret his retire
meatsr from the list. sWble Wishing, him M
boupdsd prosperity inIt lasev{ "a 81
for the future, our vaiedictofy to him -
hearty journalistic Come Again sl4g
Our friend Henry We know will maintain
The Repshsnan j. ~ ppasNpsr sAcseilltt -
and thu. the vsn Buren, public will sns'asn
him the f;tpess OF things demands.
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Mr.. EplToR:-If wethought it would add
particle to the efectivene@of this commu.
nic.,on, We would prefix .'dear.'' but you
must be 60 used to that lately. Don't you
think, Mr.. Editor, couldn't ycu, wesldn',
you speak TO soma one, can't you tell some
ody, mightn't you even hint to the City
Fathers about il? Yon see it's those horrid
stones ; we wish that McAdam had never
been invented, or tia, he had never invented
McAdamized streets. But was he really
guilty Of designing large. irregular portions
of limestone to be scattered promiscuousy
all over the streets, or did he intend to have
faely pounded stoneso nearly imbedded in
earth a. to present tolerably smooth sur
face? 1t may be cheaper for the city to trust
to passing wheels to break the stones, and
If the wheels are broken Instead, Why it j. 4
good thing for the carriage-makers. When
a crossing is voted . nuisance, etraight~ay
.undry loads Of large loose stones are 1eposi.
ted over and around il, extra care being Ia
ken that the largest ones are ecastered pro-
flsely along several rods each way and
tha, is called "imprisonmeut" They ruin
our carriages, break our necss and imperil
our good nature. Youthful lovers may no,
object if thrown gu. Of the perpendcula.
position. Why, its just like novel," and
it gives Apollo such nice chance TO ute,
some tender sentiment But the more ex.
perienced hold firmly to the carriage sides
aud scowl When Benedict observes that The
occasion demands some remsrk, he says
briefly. .'D,d that hurt Jon p "Merely .
complete dislocation Of the cervical ver,e
bro' "Wsll, it can't be helped. Tben's
pbi'osorhy for yos !! Caaf i b elped,
Mr.. Editor! II ever We see the Hibernian
agents Of tho City Fathers coasins on our
street with the 6sadi.h design Of throwing
around those stony horrors, 70 shall shoul
der broomstick and-unfoftunate siIusion /!
now you vail BE- ceStaia ,has - belong 10 the
.ealer and defepeeless por.i9g 81 eqn.nu-
nifty, and all we have said will prodaes no ef
ee,. We shall still sasss.s bal " shsll %
Be still. Undonb,sdl ~ use hat this
win y - Aa4 1aI
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aAfs cIrYs
pH,SEtEs.
Innina...i. 2.sa4. ). & I. 8. r.
Pioneer. 2, IA, s. u, :, 2, u, u, 9.
Cste enys.3, H. s. =, ~, Z
J. aRfFfffBy UpS6e.
L. HOWELL. c.o,.r.
L. yANDERGRIFT,

LARCENY OF WArcH Some time since
one Of the transfers employed ~ the Ienf-
fer Compspy had ! w6tthiAe3e4 ron lii \
some mysterious manner HeAsd ABANDONED
oil hope Of ever recovering i until last
thursday. vAea hs identified watch At .
siver smith shop on Main street as being the
one stolen from him on The above mentioned
occasion. II had been pawned but shott
time since by man named Wa. S.e>
yens.
sAnother empIoye of the Transfer compa
nv named ames Collins VS. arresss1Rupon
the charge Of having committed Tho theft
We did not leasn xbsther OF not Stevens is
charged with @bsiagsan asdessory to the
crime.
Collins was before the Recorder yesterday
10 an.wer to the charge. but the trial was
postponed until to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

AuaTrns and travelling shows do not con-
tain I'll the rars specimens Of curiosities in
existence. There vas sraiuitous exhihi
tioaof one on Main street, yesterday, 10 The
person ofa lofty individual, measuring, We
should judge, moro ,ban seven fees Perched
go he top Of his Uranium was . white
'ae6vs pipe bat which lowered high in air :"
He 80 IN q jet Of universal attraction TO
Nil nd a1eedsd -sbsndass anuaensht for
lSSiooss email. beya =
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Kew YORK Dry GOOD. s.rH.,.



By Telegraph ~ Louis. Aug l.
-Four Frn sellers tskins higher p,icea Tor fame,
b. n ds
Whelt-Stssdv and Arm fir prime and choice grade
rssu,ar ma, choice RID ant white f.li 81 81
80; Ir.ms ard snic,ly ins t2 log 20; prinie
choice .pr nj Il 80 81 IS.
C9rn Blu il ant ard .ish.r; MD yellow s., mix d
white IS % cho CO white 90 %.
0t--A tivs and higher FIR mnon aad choice
Ptrk y $50 dsi's Ad esace sintained. with small
of estatt 31.
Fac IN Very 1rm, hut III, adranc. Of yesterd ~
th k~i h Il tud the q y Clear sites IL II y
clr>r ris 49,; -boud RI 1876
Blk ~ s-Ncthng do,ng, bnt Iriee, nominal and
f-ria H. u 4 AID 10 ar shoulder lis SIDE. AID clear
sd
LarI-rirm at ISL I'D for cso.ce ussca.
Whisky nrn At II j..
Live stock en,l Al ye.ie hays prices
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

Do not your juries give their verdict = in
favor of = Bsrrctt's Vegetables Hair Resfora-
hvsy' II is the universal verdict Of man.
kind that il 10 tho bes, in the market !; let oil
Who are becoming prematurely old looking
and bald begin 1t once tho use Of this never
failing article.-Portland Transcript
dAv1t
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sEKaa 5sYs;

-W.U V31ufIu&es OF AuoAuiteS Wfsss
70 q. cd sada, ~ 4 =, : = : erof''
IN thiseoqptl ~ snormous. go intense , hot
has been tbs weather that many we're afraid
to 50 into the sa.Drstsfelds II labor, and so
many ass1s'of, gssih ba~s ma md will nos be
harvested. Corn i heavy here, bu. he fields
base moi that eleas. beautiful aspect they
hase 10 Guthrie, fos they have not had grass.
hoppers 10 clean on, ihe weeds. ! b4ve been
asked here il | thought ID. .grasshoppers
wssad sisis Aas;ss county AoosLxr yearr I
admitted the possibility, tGt NOT the probs
billy. think they hAve gone too iasso rs-
turn sWH sOn 80 y eg aes1
-of tie crop. IN Guthrie coaaty The r.
detie says: !. he Wheat crop in this county
i. not psAtD sldkssliJ eas, and farmers can
form very good idss Ut Wat the yield will
b. We 1--we hdn = rssd Win i.fnsrs ifom
nearly every pertvf Ne county, and We fnd
tied eheerdl, md velpae.sed with ths
prdspsets az liz isid. Some farmer. inf,rm
rs ,bssttsy win hsvs y high q twenty. f.s
bushels @ ID. acre, Wills m.ny ealirs neigh.
borhopdsv 3L sess1e.iHesaI There are
some instances .shers tbs srasshoppsrs did
not leays en-. ush to psy for cutting. Ba. :
small proportion Of the wheat i Jet secured
10 stxsks.s. .zk..ssa sasA
Geo. B. Pendleton i to make three
speeches in LAVA dulng the CANVASS The
points tele4ed are Cedar Hapids, Des Moines
.4drlssld. la q, Il
Mr.. Fred Hoops, late of the Davenpor,
Gazette. il dead, -~,s.
r.Jamss To~nsend.. 81 Davenport, was
knocked 16Splte oder eseniss BY two rob
bers aud his pockets riasd Of $3.50 in green
backs.
5--A farmer AGAR davenport while binding
wheat : ock thorn into biz hapd, poisoning
il so - - kill and purify the assh on hi,
hand and make smpusdtfoh probably ne.
EEHN3E 8s2sA
leorot 2gT ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

AUcrIoN.--L. Howe will sell this morning
II 10 o'clock, stock Of new furniture, con-
sistins Of Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Blu
resus, Stands, Sofas, Sofa Lounges, and ev-
erythiDg in the furniture line. Also, an in
voice Of Toilet Soaps and Perfumeries to the
trade, al without reserve.
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st. Louis 4 On incy Packet &c

TON JAsPER.- The hne steamer Tom
f.,ner !. m Ieey. Keokuk for ST. Louis every Mon
1.yat6a u. and Tbnrsdsy ~ 9 o'clock =. m.
WOl RE WePIk =. every Tnesdsy and
Friday, 1t o'clock =. m Meals ana state
rooms FRYE.
F.re /, ON Ksokut TO St. Louis, $500. Through
bills Of ladinK given for freight to oil stations on
the Dies MoiDes Valley Railroad.
Al freight far the river conveyed to the Agent
4 Keokuk. will be attended TO without delay, and
free OF charge
Through tickets for sale TO al PORTS West over
Tbs Hannibal : II Jos.ph Railroad, and both
branches Of the Pacific ksillosd. Once corner
Elopdtau and Levee, Stafford building.
S. NJ. ARCH tR, Agent, Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

fDfN MEAt-f9 tah tas.......~---.--@ II 81
Burst - choine iots wilicon nand $50 zoe y
Eses--l3
porLrey-Live Chickens - 90 TO 81 90 a dos.
so.saun--5Uto Z 70 perE sifon.
PorA1oxs-New 1915 q barrel; old none In
market.
LAsp-eny cured $50 per D. Country cured
l6s to nc per Id.
BREswA4-3i ~ &c per H.
TAI.nw--In bbIs. lei To lolc; LOOSELY, per D
5bc 70 6oc per d.
kAss-Cotton. &c PCT ID.
WaIrs BEAFs-Common to good to $5;s
Cssxss-1ood country i3c. Factory lec.
yisscAR- Eiiington's Cider z5e Psr gal.
brAs-Uuil 1t I, c er t0U lbs.
F.u,r,-oresn App,s. 81 - to IS 90 per barrel
Dried Apples 10 To izic per ID. Or1sd
Psxcnss, To-; none in market.
SxEDs-Tlmotny u - u ~ Clover 10 ~.
Flax seed 81 so to 81 IS.
ous-C..l oil 49,. Lins-=a, raw 81 ~, boiled
81 rs. Lard. No. u ~, NJ. IL 1es
Fish - w 70 81 ~.
LIVE srock-Beef Cattle - 90 TO 80 90 gross
Hogs, good lots, IS TO Sc SO gross. sheep
% 70 81 gross. Veal Cslyee from - W
to xiv 10
p.oor-taty cured canvassed hams 1olc, shout
ders i3Ac, clear sides Jsc. Country cured
hams lie; shoulders i2Aci sides 10 to 16c.
PoRK-Mess rs to $ao per Dbl.
ooL-1ub washed s5c.; fleece 40 nne
3ac; unMashed. 20 to 23c.
HAY-Timothy CHI, iee in activs demand ct from
~ = slsso per ton. Prairie So %
to ~ 90.
woop-3o 81 to IS So per cord .aecordipgto qual
liz, in good demand.
uIpEs-Greel., Sc; DO cured loci dry hint I'VE;
do salt t6c per ID.
sALr-Laks, - 00Q3 10. Ohio River - IL
on 1esee.
50 so. Rates discounted 81 to 10
per cent.
NAns--S5 20 rate1.
~. Jpau-d&c YafeS
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H0UaE BREAKlx0.-We were informed last
evening that the residence Of Hon. Geo. W.
AcCr1ry on Concert street was entered on
learn the character Of the articles stolen.
neither could We ascertain the manner by
which the thieves effected AZ entrance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

ATTErTIoS! All 10 van. Of cheap clothing,
Boots and Shoes. will end il to their in.eres,
tocall q 3. 1 B. Siern's, corner Of Second
and Main atreetA. and supply themselves 4,
once, . they intend TO cell tho entire snm-
mer sock st greatly reduced prices, in order
to make room for their fall stock. Now il
The time TO get bargains.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

Coz. George B. Corkh,ll, Of N. Pleasant,
was in the city yesterday. &c and his lady
Mrs. Judge 8. F. Miller and Miss Pattie Mil
Ter, left yesterday evening for Perry Springs.
They will stay there several days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

OuR friend, Mr.. l.. Howe, is having the
entire front of,he building now occupied BY
him, painted . bright red, which will very
much improve the exterior appearance OF
that antiquated structure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

ANOTHER match game ef base ball ~as
splsyed yesterday afternoon, the Pioneer snd
Gate City clsbs being the contestant Tor nc.
tory. The scoring which ws give below,
shows ihai the Pioneers we're the Winners. i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08
c....so 1--we s.oca m.rAss.

C~sesNo Live stool maFksN.
~ Telegraph osicaev. ius !.
Re ipt.-"a,te II car; Hogs % r; Sd ~ . cfs
est ey rssll .atr ;6s' 90; geed to clio es
10 & s nfuckesa 1874 IS
II e. Estfa % IL 00 god &c chi.e - 81 9t2H.
tLeep- ,h,i;t 81 .5aAsf: <ood II IS -.
latest
an -pec,its se9 Pies weak. reRular
sha 10 nx ibg cwi I. IN s'i- sct r, ai'icss
n Eastern cit e. sale. 81 s225 IS f,r light,
&. Is 40 fir tn I'D ow aud ishttt ers
H,x. c.,ps psi head The m.rkst as fry
&c, and Or u al Ii ,ds CHER. - .2ltat ESQ
s9oof far t. m.iluu, - $40 254 flr good 10
eno'se loa.
sh-,t-a.c. ut. 35i head Til, market was astirs
and t.r as rule. were vel mAiLtalhed. eAies 81
30 he'd 81 r.p.e ,s,5 SIS.
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Arrivals and Departures Of the Nails
Gtosrxs.
s.,......... ~
in,y,l, and DEPARTURES q Ksaksk essk,s,.

non n0Y, AfTives % Sunday sni Thur
Asy. q o'clock p. M, and Depart o. Tuesday
sud Friday, u o'clock .. m.
ANDY john or, Arrives on Tuesday
end Friday, 1t q o'clock r. M, snd Departs on
Wednesdsy and Saturday, ~ N.
IN. JOHNSON. Arrives on Saturday and
wednefdsy, n p. NJ, and Departs on MONDAY
and ThuIsdsy, At =. N,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

Rrv. JoHs BRows, D. D., Of Springfield
Illinois, will preach at the Westminster
Church. on Seventh street, to morrow morn
Ing, 9th inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

Rpsss sxboh psiltoai pa'ss in III several counties
asssQseDt6d y psbsh ths sosn :, asd lo< d e2mnit-
ssas requs 70 nais the rosary srrabsen tnta
The lettings vii b indoors whenever suitable hall
~ building ean be obtained
D, B. HILLS, Chairman
\ publ5eaA CeA Com.
D. MrOAR. Chairman -
Dem. Central Com.
July II. 1898.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

ROBERTSON 4 ALBEas advertise new -four
from the three best mills, in the country.
Eagle and Castle Mile, Quincy, ADD Grace
Mills, Warsaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

THosr in want OF bacon. lard or fine white
Engfish.cured Cudhsh vii notice sbe adpsz-
tisement Of Robertson l. lbtrs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

Auction SALE this morning At 10 O'Clock
One 'ot furniture, ole good Office desk aid
chairs, dry goods, &c.
II URIcH / GOODWIN, Auctioneers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

Ali that are willing to serve a term a
flaming unreconst,ucled rebels, come to
the meeting this evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08
POLITICAL MEETINGS

Men Thonas ". CiAests, Democratic csn1itsts for
Congress. and Hon 0scres y. Moray, Rspablican
candidate f,r Coners = viii mott In oibt dissus At
tke 6,iL vins tiue and vsores:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

At Myre's Repository, Fifth and Blondeau.
AusG2t
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20, he Btntilt Il The Travelling rLbie.

The PRlL DBrHtnA An viii arrive At port
Of Keokuk At / o'clock ?. y. on Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays, leaving for 81. Louis at
?. u. on the same dsys, Immediately upon arrival
Of train from the West. Low fare.
s. NJ. ARCHER, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

d. WRroHr, Of Des Moines, late Seereta-
~ Of State, was in the c'y yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

FoR cooking and eating apples At reduced
prices 20 to Robertson 4 Albers'.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

Rev rofs naras1.
,ysIsesrapa.l Wv YolK. Aug T.
Fi or Go d gu ct - d shs de ,ase,
VII at I'll gay may sf.,or aid dull; holders u.
pns. full asic. TO lease
ly-Scsrca ard very firm
o.t,--lu an hossy ii 8, ~ in store aad ssHd y
sfi at
Com Qieta at 81 - Is To- I'M ,ount and IL Zig
l 10 FIR SOU n mrxed west fat.
porx- D ali aud rather weak t2s 81 Tor mes, cash
AMI eyus ar
3 f-1ull md sli. h ~ in b1yaIs flyor.
tutmas- Q i ana firm.
Asou = >onius j. un .LAux,d
Lid Dull hay iss4c5a for far to rim .
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To REsr.-A Piano. Call ;. the Cem-
mercial College.
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Person. calling for thess lsttsss viii please des-
ignate them as advertised"
&c. pARRoTT, Pm.
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Financial and Commercial


rorrected daily BY ssov q HusKa, Commission
Msrchsats, Sscond strsst-l s
A.. 1aaA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

Go to the meeting At the Republican Club
Room this evening.
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CITY NEWS.
ALL FOR GRANT 4 COLFAX,
r AN N f S!!!

Every man young and old in Keokuk, will
meet at the Club room, 10 night, to make ar
ransements for the immediate formation Of :
Tanners Club.
La every Republican in Keokuk be pres
ent. clsgett says that there were not to e1-
coed . hundred ct the meeting Thursday
night, and that the Republican party in keo-
kuk il "a dead CARCASS" Let our Repub-
licans set their seal on that lie, by filling the
Club room full tonight, Of vide awake kad
icals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

J. 8. sLoAs, Sec'y.
Troy, PAWS Co, lows, August 3, 1858.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-08

Wicket constantly onha nd aod for ssIeAstk Il ows.
prioe o eaah 1st and prnmp4 men large AM
sell seIsetsastoes 81 STAPLE AID FANG.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-08-29
1o1 EFT La.

MEETINGS La paroisse st-Jacqucs de trop "a
pour aiiirmer son existence ct son independence
Denx meetings ddmocratiQnes ont Ell lieu, ct ces
meetings, malgrc Intimidation sourde les ortlres
lances Il droite ct gauche. les ulases des empe-
rsnis rtetlcanN, vore meme l;ne certane rnuiet,,e
don't pefsonne ne salt aGlenlfe. ont WI les bancs
ct les noirs rtnns en- nombra assez inposant ct
Sc occupant sans haine autour dune tribune mpro-
visie. Cftat mn vtlabIe triomprc pour nos tennis
dc 'prcjrges ,~prtiugts dams les deux races ct
surtout dams la race la mons cclair6e ct la plus
sonpconncuse. Que vonlez-vous les radicaux
ayan semt IA defiance 6ait diffcilc de r6roltcr
la bonne volontG ct les sentiments de raix Cce
ois an MONS, les ConS"vatcurs, les D6mocratcs
ct les Republicans mo16sG' ont semt de concert Ia
parole d'apaisement. DE- justice c de bonne lihertc
ct rGcolterons bitnt1t autrc chose 1e liyraie
la tolle avoine.
l.c premier meeting a commence vers midi sous
les srands pacaniers de llabitation Z. Forstal, lie
drapeau de ll'nion hottant sur asscmbl6e
NJ Forcnt fortier preSidait.
Les vicc-prcSiiens acclamtS ttaient: NM Fran
els Webb, G. w. Daggs Il. Esterllook, Anlrew
Ross, Samuel Leigh, Squire b. johnson, Y. S.
Brenud.
Les srcr6tares ttaient NM j. Il Winchester ct
i i. Ory.:
NJ. Zaclare. de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans a rris lc
premier la parole, ct dams r,n lansage dune con-
venance ct dune digntc in6prochables, prouve
que Ia platcforme de- New York ttat la seule plate
forme sincere. rationale ct vtritablemcnt r6publi-
cane. Devons-nous lie louer pour lie picturesque
portrait quill nous trace au patriotiquc Yankee ?
Pourquo non 81 lie Yankee est inetneux acti,
entreprenant a'1-dela meme de l'audace, maitre
renard est dun egoIsme protonl, dune ma,lvase
fol plus cue tabuleuse, dun mercantilisn,e qu al,-
torisc traiquer de Ia peau noirc arss ben que dc
Ia peau blanche.
| QUAINT aux carpet baggars'' ct aux ''scalawags
nous aimerons assez quon les laissit en- paix et
dams l'oubli, bien quis n'aent pas m6naets linure
ct l'ontrage aux ''rebellesn ct anx honntes I.ou
sanais. Nenscons-nons par lie silence. TT ccs &c
qne nous aurons dit voontiers Willis Rollins. le
second ovateur du Jour, 81 Get homme de coulcur ne
nous paraissa pas avoir ,ne amitic toute partic,
here pour ces mcssenrs e' ccs nconnns. Rollins
est I'M ctranSe orateur, m.is c'rst TN orateur. De
iapionb, I'M courage certain, me suisance rrmar
Huable, du gose, de la voiX, une loquacite iamais
en- default, tel est, croyonsno,,s Rollins TT Get
homme d'nsnct est proionl6ment convancu que
rami ,'u nor est lie blanc louisiauais Nous pen
sons quill rason
NJ. J. Gen pris cnsuite Ia parole en- fiancais
St-JacIues ma pas encore rent son bcrccau ct sol
orgine franchise. ct les uums pGopycs NY ont pa
tons I'M part,m l'apge.s,Xouisme N j GtRtil
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-08-29

une savane pour leurs animaux, etc. ? Pau
gres fous Toute nuyre d'exageration ct at
tentatoire il 10 liberte ne saurait vivre.-Pe1l-
dant que les radicaux de la Legislature tou-
chent leur per diem bien gagne, Ia Louisiana
s'eveille acknowledgement, ct toutes les bour-
gades arborent Ia banniere rationale de Sey-
mour ct de Blair.-Le gouverneur Warmoth
du Missouri, a etc faire nh discours a Baton
Rouge - La Nouvelle-O Orleans, malgre des
manifestations ct des PROFESSIONS qnotidien-
mes, CONNIE aussi malgre les aneries du Me-
chanic's Institute, est fort calme. Les que
relies ct les coups de poignard NY ont aucun
caractere politique.
NouvEAu MoNDE.-Sheridan bataille avec
les Indiens. Kendall declare que Ia
surete du pays requiert lelection de Sey
mour.-Un grand ct imposant meeting demo-
cratique Ell lieu a Montgomery ma
rec de G3 GA pieds monde momentanement
Ia cote de Ia California meridionale.-Les mi
Ices des Etats du Sud- Ia OH elles existaent,
ont etc debandees par lordre de rExecntif.
LIE Congrts sc prononcera, mais Schofield ne
veut pas fournir des armes 4 Ia demande des
gouverneurs. w 3. Jones, electeur alaha-
mien pour Grant, s'est mis- en- campagne pour
Seymour Il Alabama tourne le dos aux radi-
caux.-- Rosencranz, Lee, Beaurcgard, Ste
phens ct autres personnnges du Sud ont ell
unc conference. II s'agit croft on, d'etablir
les bases dune reconciliation entire les vain
1ueurs ct les vaincus ct de lancer I'm mani
feste au peuple du Snd.-A Atlanta, lors de
Ia demonstration en- favenr de Grant ct Col
fax, blancs ttaient presents, non 800.
Butler ma etc que, contnsionne dams sa chnte,
ct son bon mil s'est wire CONNIE I'autre Les
Indiens du Kansas ont saisi une caisse de ci-
cares de In Havane destinee /, Grant -John-
sou Sc porte bien.-L'or baisse a New-York
VIEux MoNDE.--On dit qu'un Anglais, m
fou, aurait Gu enve dasssassiner Victoria il
son passage a Lucerne. Opposition etc
mise, en- vertu de Ia liberte de Ia presse /. la
reapparition de la Lonierne de Rochefort. -
Napoleon a etc mouille Plombieres, bien
quill portat IN chapeau gris.-Une eclipse
de soleil sest fait voir Calcutta. Dit on ::
''yoir ce qui nest plus ?-I.e Senat italien
s'est ajourne, mais l'Italie repnblicaine bout.
Garibaldi ct Nlazzini nc font plus qu'un.-
Scion lie Constitutional, ''le discours de Napo-
leon a Troycs a consoide l'Enrope, ct les
cop'talis'"s sc doiyent Il Ia patrie."-Le mi
nistre lies finances de Sa Majcste dit que
lemprH2H est un veritahie success oui mais
on n e"pTN7ae pas, eXcepte qHand on a plus
lie sou.-Bismnrk s'est f,it nal en- tombant de
cheval, dit le telesralhe &c qni arrive a or
dlnalrc Il ceuz qul font me chute I'm avo-
eat gaacon tronye lie movement perpetuel
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