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Violet Time.

Violet time is come again;
Once more laughing through the rain
Spring with sunny crown advances,
Sunshine glittering on his lances.
Long live Spring the rainbow arch
Greets his coronation march;
Green his banners, free and brave,
From each tree-top rustling wave.
Birds before him fly in crowds;
Fast above him float the clouds;
Swifter run rejoicing rivers;
Sunbeam darts are in his quivers.
Where he treads, primroses rise,
And the daisies ope their eyes;
Black-birds sing in every bush,
Answering the merry thrush.
Swallows are his heralds fleet;
Faster than the pulses beat;
Butterflies between the showers,
Tell the glad news to the flowers.
Our old monarch, Winter, S dead;
His crown on another head;
Sunbeams chase the evious rain:
Niolet-time is come again.
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observation-disclosures afraid.

LANE CoNCLUsIoN-a sore foot.
WHAT looks most like half cheese
The other half.
WHY does rooster cross the street? To
get on the other side.
WHY are good resolutions like fainting
ladies? Because they want carrying out.
WHEN may the weather be supposed to
have cold? When it blows its SHOWS.
AS Colfax had Nellie Wade, why didn't
he have her uncle weighed also? Because
he's Ben. Wade.
"MAssA, one O your oxen is dead; t'oder
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eS"A Sunday school teacher questioned
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"Where was the Savior born?' AT
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I'm Judea." ':Who first knew that he
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\ GRIM JoKE.-Why are old maids the
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A servent girl went to leading dry
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-02-06

Les dernieres nonvelles de Ia Havane nan
noncent point Ia fin de insnrrection. LIE
nombre des revolutionnaires augmente. In
demnite est promise par Cespedes tout
planteur qui enregimentera ses noirs au be-
nefice de la cause de Independence. Dulce
attend des renforts avec impatieuce, ct il en-
o besoin.
VIEux MoSDE-La Grece leve des hommes
vote des Millions arme, ct SO moque de Ia
Conference. Les grandes puissances, dit on,
resteront ne',tres. Mais pendant combien de
temps ?-Lonis a prononce M discours d
lo"vertnre du Corps Legislatif, ct ce dis
conrs est arssi clair que Ia bouteille a fencre.
Il Italie est sourdement agitee par les revo
lutionnaires. Garbaldi arbore lie drapeau
republican, ct rompn avec Victor. Emmanuel.
Care Ia bombe Il Espagne est nne caverne
dintrignes, dintrigants, de pretendants ct
de generaux. Espartero, Prim, Montpen-
sier, Carlos, lie prince des Astnries, ETC., cha
Gun tire sa ficele. Et dire quill des
sires qui appellent le penple de ID canaiIe
CanaiIle Went de canagiia, (bande de chiens.
La refine Victoria est meconteute du prince
de Gulles.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-02-06

M"ls qu'at'l done tue II ny pas dc lions en-
Lonisiane, encore moins de dro.nadairps. QUAINT au
chevreu, cest gibier de chasseur ordnaire.
Notre petit Nemrod tue un loup, i'm vrai loup,
un lonp carnassier, un loup superbe ct gros CONNIE
deux cliens.
Ce n'aenifque animal do passer jadis le detroit
de B-lring sur un pont de glace 81 CO nest pas
lui, c'est un de ses ancetres
La peau du loup est au mus6c de Gentilly.
DuEL-Un duel = EN- lien GENTLY, pres du
bayou "Craw.fsh'', mercredi derner.
Les drux adversaires ont bravement 6chanyt
plnsenrs bales, henrensenent inoffensiyes
La cause du duel etait des plus f,,tiles.
K sontenait que IL vim de Bordeaux 6tait le pre-.
mier vim du monde
q. pr6tendait que le Bourgogne valat tous les
Bordeaux de l'uniyers
C'est dire que lun etait Bourgugnon ct que
lautle Glait Borl.ais .-
Nos deux adversaires, apres s'etre embrassEs pres
des bourres encores fumantes sc sont embaraues
pour la Nonvelle.O Orleans.
lis acheveront de WIDER leur quere.le en- vidant
des bortees etiqnetees.
Mais tronveront-ils Ia Nouvelle- Orleans Ia vile
drs falsifcatons ct des queurs freatees, le chaud
Bordeaux ct lie capiteux Bourgogne7
Pas probable.
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Nouvcllcs.

Lor1s1ASE- process de marchands de
wins awe la Duuane SC soutife rreSeutemeht
devant IN Cour de District des Etats- inns.
D. ce process, tire an clair ct cole, il appert
que Ia p)uette est Il excellent vim, que les
impnrtateurs conntissent Ialcooi one les mar
chauas sont hahiles en- Fart d'etilueter, eutin
que e public DIES buveurs est uu public dim
beetles.
La Legislature, R9m d ,dqneHe IA Louisiana
est receivable de bcaucnup, siege tonjonrs en-
sa mnje>te souverane. ElIe a angmente le
nomhre de ses pages. Tn page, an temps
dr> rois ct DIES reines, portiit lepee, ct les
Lilets doux des altesses 20 page, o mon
beau page" dit la chansou. Qnamd done
a,rons nous les comtes de Ia Marmel'ule ct
de- Trou. .Bonlon :? Celia ferait Lieu dams une
repnbliqne.
Tn des premiers princes d'Europe voyage
iucog"iio en- Louisiana.
On voe touiours a la Nouyelle Orleans
ct 49,. ailleurs.
! NouvEAu MoSDE-On presente an Senat
ueS IAtttS CAls utS pct't"iiS S''A'iV '" A"''A
cation du traite de IA ALBANIA. d antres petl
tons demandent au meme Corps On il tassc
des observations sur eclipse tutale du ,oeI
Ell aut.t-Mme. Lincoln await denlande un.
pension nnnUelle an Scnat; mals le rapport
du con.ite a etc defavorable Il In demunde
resse-Shermun est muiale ct d"it St rehdit
a Ia Nuuvele Orleans. A Brooklyn, dies
blal.cs 1T DIES noirs ST sont battus pour atiir
mer lie principe deealite.-Des nliIliers de
petitious femlnlnes sont envuyees an Senat
Tuuours le suffrage nniversel. II fnut avouel
que les hommes sont pen gaants. Con
pies Il vote DIES seances uOcturneS. CONNIE ct
seruit charnlant 81 tous les representantS nap
partenaient pas All villain sexe I'm bill .
p,,sse, creant une ligne de teleeraphe Il traver
le Pucltiune La Chine sert hientot annext'
aux Etuts Unis Grant recoit DIES vislte"r
ct bolt In goutte avec enx. II Sc debout"nn
nu,uteuaut 1t moutre son patrlntl>me but
ler y eure ses veuX peches-Greeley est La
voeat des femmes.
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Feuillcton du L0uisin,,ais.
LIE GAuLo1s EN- AmERIQUE.
LOUISIANA.
49,
Chap. INK.

Mais nous ne raconterons pas. malgre tont, repi-
sode don't Filoselle fut lie heros. LIE scandal est
bon persunr, ct le rect men est pas to'jours une
lecon de morale Comment dire certaines chooses
La pe1plrasr n'est-elle pas souvent insufsane
Et la angue FRANCHISE du vieux Boileau res
semb!e n,illrurnt i celle de rexccpnt Rabe ais, lie
cure De MruIon. 81 nous pouvions arler latin Les
Latns ne ta>arnt pas la petite bo.che, eux ct ne
claign.ent point de non.mer Ro!et un frpon ct lie
ntz IN nez Mas notre moderne dix ncuvieme
sleclt est mui.s nn molns cru, molns gree que les
temps primitits, II u tant le;uife qu cache tout,
la robe coetmonie le volle meme q'li couvre les
traits du yisage. Plus de cu,luns laissant voir e
commencement de la jambe. Apies tout, ce monde
en- vaut-il nllrnx pour celia Drpus que Ion ne
racoua pls les fponneries de Lisette, Lsette est
ellie mons iiip"nne! Depnis que les coultisanes ne
vir,lnrn plus de Lesbos, les f.mncs sont c!lrs i'm
macu.es CONNIE ia vertul Helas nous avons la
franchise en- mons ct lhypocrise Ell plus, c'est-a.
dire de quoi perdre plus d ames que lie Christ n'e,,
pnurralt On ne jone plus certanes come
dies de Moiele, parce4ne certains mots pro-
noncent quavec un clalnette d'orchestre; ct cepen
dant Georges Da.dil to,ijours la migrane; ct ce.
ptuant lartlEt = ldlSSe utlE.cIc luI, Hlalnic soI
cGihat, toute une pusteritc d'Ahaham, Isaac ct
de Jacob Que vo.l.zvous y taire II tant Sc con
f,rm,r aux temps, patlrr CONNIE son epoque, Sc
talr- avec les loups. Les luups ne hurient plus
quniquen disc lr proverbe.
| Filuse lie doit done rrnn'rcer lie steele des prudrS
DIES hun,eux ct DIES lubricants de periphrases FL
c pendant notre Ga,ilns meritait une bnnne t,ssee
sur la place pubIipur, de la main du sexe outrage
I'm cfft puoi s"ngratl done! Qnard votrr ina
ginatiun ela,cr a la poursute d.s voupes char
nelles. qlanl vo,S tprouvez lr vertigo d-s vrrss'
amo,,rr,sss q,a,d vo,.s revez aux joirs deliranre
Pune G,ecr pnirnue It sans vu,s, il taut evnqne
la nilacuIeu>e Venus dies aos. Ce,te divinite ne
de- ecnme d. la mer, est blanche comme I'm lys .
fi>Sni,,ant. co.,me une Grace; mas CONNIE I'll
sonrit aux rayons du solril, l- soril rongit Sc
levrrs, ct sa prau drvi-nt :ianSparente ct rose l.
brlt regarIe antour delr, eio,,nee 4 err sru!e,
marine frcmiSsant- aux part',''s qni vrnn mt de
te,re Ellie n,sscie dun rird inexptr nente sa
rherbe verte sarrete sous les laurers-rOses de Cy
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Larme.

C'est une vieille dame
DE plus de nonante aus; M.......
Ellie filt Jadis femme,
Comme on Test au printemps.
Mais la panvre vieillotte, M....
Par crainte de l'hiver, .5. """."
Doucement s'tmmaillotte
En- son chaud pet-en.l'air.
II n est plus de caresses, "
De bsisers, de rayons, ..
De suaves ivr.sses @
Pour les vieux cotillons.
la ride est jaune ct creuse; b..
Tn chicot. de phantom
Sur unc levre affreuse,
Survei!e lie mention.
L'age fonlu la neige
Qni b.auchissait lie sein,
Et les deux percentage
Font uu triste dcssein.
Mais pas de raillcries
Sur hiver ct scs fleurs:
Respect aux vieilleries,
GU bien encor des pleurs.
Ellie alma, fut aimee
Ellie eut de blanches dents,
L'haleine partilmee,
Des roses, ct yingt ans.
Et maiutenant encore,
81 vous l'examinez,
Voyez qu'un rayon dore
Cue layme son neg. .=..-. :
ALI ne sois point impie,
Jern. honlme de deux jours!
Cest 10 salnte -,upie
Des dcrnieres amouys.
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"rhe Right Of interpolation"

This term has become familiar to Amerl-
can readers, from its frequent appearance
in the cable dispatches giving accounts Of
the political situation in France; but as the
meaning of the phrase is not very clear to
some, who have not time or inclination to
acqusint themselves with the Legislative
history of the Empire under Napoleon III,
we state for their information that at the
opening of the session Of the Corps Legis-
latif there is en- address frsm the Empe-
ror, the former free discussions Of which
were changed into what is termed 'the
ssright of Interpolation" This has been
called tyrannical arrangement to cut on
general discussion. Five members had to
unite in every interpolation, and before it
could be submitted to the Chamber it had
to be referred to the Minister of State, whe
referred it to certain committees, and it had
to receive the endorsement Of two commit
tees of the Senate or four Of the popular
branch Of the Legislature before it could
come up. A change in this is one Of the
reforms which the Emperor was forced to
yield to the will Of the people. Under the
rule as it existed, the minority were pow
erless to cali to account the government
upon any question where it was psrtiou-
larly desired by the minister that it should
not be done
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T,URMi. U>IV". sITY. G n r. T. =.
r VILE, S. Che next SO sion OF this INsri.
lUIION will open the is b eptember, and continue
forty weeks without Intermission.
Three years -cholarshius may be Obtained col ~
toned On the payment Uf thirty dollars aunu lly
tor three years. sao emitting the holcer Of schol
sr.hip to tue tuition OF pun in all the regular
>cnuols on the payment Of the Incidental fee OF vr
d "lars Except TO holders Of ssbolarshlps: the
aud Ave dosrs for incidental expenses For in
struciion in Practical Chemistry or in Modern au.
guaSes there will oe 40 extra charge to be regua.
ted by the size OF The class
The 'eanlar schoos embrace Mathem,tlcs and
Mechanical Philosophy, oessor JUD ON; Latin
Laneu ICE and L,tersure Professor rABFR; Greek
Language Professor 1ItH; Chemistry and hs.u
raj Philosophy Professor HARRIS; ogic Rh torIc,
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with ordinary economy and IN equal die-
trlbution, for the remainder Of the cur
rent year. Besides this, he contends that
the high price Of coal will stimulate much
greater supply OF wood, which will be used in
various situations in place Of coal; and further,
that coal consumers will husband their sup
plies, buy sparingly, and not carry over large
stocks as formerly. All this will tend greatly
to lessen the current consumption OF coal, and
will inevitably bring down prices. A conclud-
ing argument advanced in confirmation OF the
fact that there must be lower prices for coal is,
that at the present price of anthracite coal the
iron mills must soon stop, for the reason that
every ton Of iron costs six dollars more to
manufacture than it will sell for in the MARKET
aud that the price of iron cannot be advanced
in competition with foreign iron, which can
now be, and is, sold in tho domestic market
lower than it can be made here at the present
cost of coal. AS soon, therefore. as the mils
shall have used up tn ir present stock OF COAL
unlessits price declines, they will necessarily
close, thus outing off source OF very large
consumption Of GOAL.