davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1869-06-16
The New Dominion.

The Noga Scotia Legislature was prorogued yes
1erday By Governor Doyle, who expressed himself
anxious to have the evils which burdened the Pro-
vince removed and the loyalty Of the Nova Scotians
to the Queen and the British institutions main.
tanned.
The Toronto Corn Exchange has passed resolu.
tions favoring heavy duties on American produce
and virtual closing OF the Canadian markets to
American dealers In return for the failure OF all ef.
forts IN secura n rpcinrocity treaty
The New York herald., 1869-06-16
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

.wALLAcKs THEATRE, Broadway and 18Th street
MOTHER HUBBARD.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16

No news has yet been received from Minister
Mcmahon. He has not been heard Of since Decem.
Der last, when he was at Asunclon Our Minister to
Uruguay has informed the Brazilian and the Buenos
Ayres governments that unless permission was
granted TO United States escort to pass through
their lines to seek for Mcmahon the United States
would fall back on Its own resources to obtain the
communication. Commander Kirkland also cor.
responds with these governments very sharply.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24

AUERBACHS BLACK FORESr VILLAGE TALEs Apn,y.
ont Rhine" ~ 81. " 'N
AUERBACHS VILLA on THE mllSR Authors Edition l.
Porr paper Sd cets part; sdy the other
Busuedsts IfTwo volumes clo.h ulitari aim A1eress r5
Forest village Tales and "Oa IIl" Vol now
resdv. Price 53 Vol tl fBmsNster
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES By Ilsrret sraean Pvo eloth
ipsrueve snd more generally vorl % many more
ambitions nd dEuse lIos rapiies"I FoGughty Review.
90 efarmirg book. .r- IS. g. Eferar POST
REMINISCENCES or hkNDELhsOllN B7 Eise PolEa. Con.
t,utg MANY Of MeultOlns Letters before Published 7j
~ tfr descriptions oftlese works meut In The
Irrsry sin vmeh be oblaaed gral1ouy foa uesty all
nterpIiEls retailers
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24

QIn REWARD-For information of the
Up w whereabouts OF JAMES H. SLAUSON who len bis trme
Greea'e n j. 90 % Inst gbuy dersused feet IL uehe
high 81 Old hight bpsu h sandy complexion blue eyes dressed
dark mixed short black cloth vest uud cOoTtd pants With aIk
stripe so ha! and bueblck overoI al hs udereohes maied
member Masonic Lodge SaHtu Coma. ANY Information regarding
hn communicated to MACKENZIE hbWNAE No. 70 Werenst
" u he ihankuy received by b henis aud above re-
uad paid
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24
EtIp gaanttN.


A GREAT BOOK for AGENIS!-We have
"A pres, sni will pubsb. aaI vsJ important sof %
business slru, entitled,
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL LAW;
FULL INSTRUCTIONS AND PEACrIcAL FORMS, ApApTse
EVERY KIND OF BUSINESS AND TO ALL
THE STATES OF The t-ION.
By PHAsELtN CHANBEJ1G
This entirely NOk and tla vii sapp gfrs sne 80
ic.t want snong al classes ofbus1rss men
Il carefully prepared able mlber q th Bar who has E'sa
spectral Commercial law In all ts during large
practice twenty years Bgs O. tie sof.
area ability Indispensable qualifications witch cay
practical acquaintance with the subject dsuqpy
duties aud liabilities of business are deafp
stated willie the iorus free from .. T'se ara eDe
lte,erug plain and models llrss tratfeoA
Is 0r book 0n hs SUBJECT that e!H 20 e.! lr' wi@ x -
q. o. CASE Co.. Publishes Hartford c. NJ spruce 81, tIroA
uae B4idazl New-iorki Cincinnati, ohioi C1,,s.o, lh a
A FLOUR SALESMAN, accustomed TO seil
~ and up mixtures o bakers with 6tsS r-epmpenias
vii id good opportunity BY calling At 10 q tasst tr 80.
nRUG CLERK WANTED--A young Man oe
rcr years experience aud accustomed 70 DE coss.
ate Address for week PHARMACY p o. Box 80 lbs se6S
lork City
IFE INSURANCE AGENTS WANTED, y
COMPANY possessing ali desirable fatrvS 6o0d @G
liberal Address LIFE Nst RASCS Boz No zee
o.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24
Gathtfs.

A Ii TEACHERS wanting positions should
~ sasrcsg Saoall Traco Ias'ut ~ Broidray Y
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24
WANTED .-AGENTS
FOR PROF. PARSONS

LAWS OF BUSINESS,
With full Directions all Stats q
tie Union.
BY TuEOPHILUS PARSONS, IL D..
Professor IN University Ini uho many Las Bo -
NEW BOOK FOR EyERYBOpY.
Explaining the sh duties and gsons u all tie relations ofR
well as every kiod Of eontrac. AMI legal obligation
correct economical aId safe Counselor aud si'nsr Giving dire
lions r every proceeding showing draw sB sIeeute
lind of es Esseua to every Farmer Mechanic M
heur Public ofcer Landlord Tenant Executor Aluin''ra 80
GUARDIAN Minor HestLW Lesaiee. Apprentice. Arasf "a
uoeer Broker Notary Bank oher Justice Of the Pesoe C's H
sheriff Under Shens Ss sctnau Commisonsr Mad Wo4sAi
widos Trader M.rkstmAu. Citizen, Pppertyhoder
So pu f accurate complete shatuo eaa ss'a g
without Enboing popular FORM sbe rs'ls 4 The labor
study the most popular and successful writer Of "a" e'oAs
,osntr WORTH TEN TIMES THE PRICR ASKED 4IE ~
slusv rroy aud 10 competition Send for Descriptive sH'sAA
Aldra, S 5. SCRANTON Co,
Lr,rI
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24
Corporation Gutitts.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLlC NJ.
~ TICFis hereby TO the owners occlpaAs
paots Of lIousss aud Lots improved uuHpo'rd la@
thereby following Assessments hAye been ompsl M -
in M oer ofts Board ot u1uon o an ~
iHteressd viz: q. D.. ..t...l.. n
g3lt frouseeond 20 ThrIaves Tie limits embraced by neu -
unt ucui all the several Houses and lots Of Ground 'As' ~
pieces and pfeels Of Land stustsd op , , - a.. rt.s
Both Of 93st the extent ohsh the becA o.
sectng Avenna persous Interests affected by
nt aud who are opposed the eher Si
are requested present their oh seons uug 70 iss, "
Chairman Of he Board OF Assessor at their udce. No 80
sresi Baeusat New Courtouss within tAfy days en we ~
sfha Esaes ISAAC o. HUNT,
Is HARRISON REID. Board OF As'sss'"
GUERNSEY SACNErE1
Once BoEd Of New Court Honse Mar lS lSoS
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24
Nsh S9ublitatims.
A MEXICAN 0T0-LlTH0GRAPHlC CO."
n oFPfCB has moved 10 No. I4O PutOnst. n Y.

A MEXICAN OTO-LlTH0GRAPHIC cos
"A OFPfCB has been enSyed % No 1i0 Pnlton-st N y
JUST ISSUED.
THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
THREE THOUSAND MILES THROUGH THB ROCKY NOUN
TAIYs. ByA X MoCLURG Illustrated puO Tinted paper
Extra cloth 81
BEATRICE.
POEM BY the Hon RoDKE Eoz Square i6mo Extra e0'0
git top tiutod paper. ST. ..,,r,
.uro,bs to read the poem through without being poCsrg
moved There in sl9 loL intensity ,1 nav be com,
pared With tie n1g writer's Il
WE THE QUAKER PARTIsANs.
STORY OF THE REVOLUTION By The author 0i
With Illustrations limo. Extra cloth - ." ~ p,,,
No. rs and nj Marte.,t rhilal-l2lL1
T0LDWIN SMITHS ADDRESS
THE RELATIONS
BETWEEN
AMERICA AND ENGLAND
viii be Published IN few days.
address TAYLOR FINCH, Ithaca y y
NEW PIAN0. II BOOK; ,;irs,o FOR sam
-. CHOICE CoILECTION OF HEw, P0PCLAR ASD STANDARD
SONGS DALL1Rso LadGonFlsianSf 5f2 SSh.S Win ''1'o
rare ED 2 G2S SsS 9S a sSa G'TP'fs Ps stSoSaS
A. Lee, aon, Handel Clsnhe GoE hari aaa haHu'eu 0''s'
Bsca Co have cIacty the popular ae b. Tbs rnhleatoa
which the greatest ue"n"
late comprising NINETGSIX SOLOS AND DUETS arranged M c
Handel to lie Champagne Charlie Of Aei Lee u Is IN word on
scp,ahe remlnsceuce the possessing ac ANY Young
has at her elbow furi memories ard i'unt ol eDoym
book neatly substantially prepared AID sold at fea'oA"0s p
PTcs. 4tS. iSis IN bosri. TI' 81 50; cloth So gilt 81
DtiS0S Co. rublsters No III BroHdway Ses.Yo,E
TOR ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI TRADE,
il ADVERTISE IN TilE QUINCY NHiO'
Established iu l.tb ,,.,
.BAIHlCHE PHILLIPS, lah. ,lfr SS,,,~,-,. ,,.t,rc
us the circulation OF llle lb'Ni
AND REpUBLICAS has largely Increased, ana is no" -.
medium Of Will tie dealers es''i1 i''' ~ ~
TE WIG Is published both daily and weekly It hfel'''
pees Of Commercial News having an edior sPploya
% D5 soley 40 The commercial department QuneN "a!.l ~
nos In p6iDt Of population aud business imYodpee le Rp
about sous Several hNuD'cJ tf" W A @
sIrnsny IN ueg railroad bridge nearly completed 'es
ms fbe f poirt st which lInus aud Mhsot are e9hetu W ~
rsIs Tbe IN Of crcustua distributed IN he
uinoi.NA5sWs Hancoek Euov MeDonough setYrh HeN'!'
BroKp Sarq smoa Morgan PIKE. Macon. - g., r.. ,t,,,c
nd Clara Sa,an, Adar KooH Lewis Aaa MAe'i'
sheiby Marion Monroe, Iieiugsion CEartIn ufuuay'
rsrrs s4ve moderate Address
BAiL1ACHE PHILLIPS PrbA'btr. oeiney Nn,E, V1r,, ~
6FND MAIL ORDERS FOR A. j. DAYIS'
y "TAIB or a PHYSICIAN"
no LOOMS IS East f0urhSL, hs"'l9Tk' I"'e uAA
,oney bouud $l postage 6cels
6TIARMING BY INCHES,' and " MY IEN-
ROD PAtN have aNakued the greatest niDaff oI 's
r,sgs Little lr, ihHr attention TO he euhNu"h
Ge fr more tins year bssre nHa no manuals eagN 20
pcrfect aui Low % 90 g aeeg gDs ss's .o'
10 ceuts either hy lnsi lp.Nn hoh"''' ''p-
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24
Nc5 CIVILIZATIONS.
NEW BOOKS.
7. SPIELHAGEN.

PROBLENATIC CHARACTERS Authors Edition. TTsBssed BY
Prof Sche.s De- were l2ro, e0h
"One of tir h n modern German roves" Saturday Review.
10 CeauT De- acknowledged occupy The Foremost among
usdtu gnte.s u tet0u."-l lWtsinls,cf RereE.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24
OFTCK oP CLSsx o. CoNsOS C0uNclL, 80.
No s CirY.IIALL PLAex, Esw York, MAY ", is0s
+, NOTICE The undersiOupd. haylD

PUBLIC N0TICE.-The undersigned, hayi1s h.i
By resoBiou Of the Common Couuch ben directed TO 80,
supeneud the publication Of tie Manual o,ls Corporation
Nev-Tork for the year 1869, espsedr Aes iem ths h(
Departments Commissions charged Nh "a "a
business Of the City aud County Go'tamehuHnd the ss,ts.
several charitable, educational religious .ec and o'neI s
this city, duly organized BY any charter aeI Of tS
ns ns sSi b y. ms, be Of advantage S,ls public 80
be appropriately contained In the CoTpoIAon iSl
Ia compiling the work ID Is absolutely hil voc
and other Information connected sih he ev lunV
and the almost inpumerAbs public and Pt,t ra 90
ei h el tin rs6peros Of 10
wa nlHpeaaes az G oBes Of sssA usunI bFsby -
Spocflly solicited. -.
An early response parHeaA'" ~ JOSEPH SHlsS0S.
Clerk Comlsu Co~A
address, Joseph ShapAon, Clerk ComToA VVuh0' =
AsvYork C1sT, indorssd " Fer tss AAASAA
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24
90 Satom it m9n COnurr.

rs there in New-YOrk n man Of integrity aud
would be wiling 70 loan go 70 dy ottao years Nla
interest If be pgelt aud knew sond secn Der a.
be. cbreu from geit ucrssl such at-Fs1 ~ e'a
Jsrcf A. W. Box No. "a, TrHaHe Of-e
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24
Jusi PHhlsheG;
''rTHE MORNING RIDE"

by r. MACK The abovs be tile oi brilliant MstoarEs ihe hse
composition Of @ sfortc compaser Il has btanhily en-
epsgt s5ong boy rar e oyer, er5ei ter Aoraing iae
n tho oFesL fHce 70 FORWARDED
receipt o saked price U Of The Mae Dealers throughout the
UBisd Stsiea
IMPORTANT to EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.
TIaTet visiting Europe should provide tsmselyss With HAR
PERS HANDBOOK ~ W. PEHHRoKa PgrRDsg pdcs a. So This
kpFlish language, Which 70 Uaas entirely sEsy year
BARRIERS PHRASE BOOK o.. HANDBOOK op TH,yrt T,1H
ard schools Gersan
BROTiiERs. PsbsbsE Fof saie " " Bcokselef1
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24
TIgYPOIDT e. HOLT,
~ 4Tt ur8oWU-S 4

NTANHOOD-A Medical Essay on the Cause
s ard Cnre oPfaure Decline Man, e Treatment Of hsrvOai
and Phyiicai Debility, Gr . a. t..L ..t .,, a.. e.,
useful person oi Me relation parent Pepof Or
clergyman Medical Times aud CAzete, .-,. n % n ID
hy receipt ly CENTS address l1e ahn D r. W.
CURTIS. 30. az Pai.. Mashlngton. y. ~
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24
II. TAME.


IT. TAME.
ITALY irreUcc ard NeHasL Translated by John DuTand
tuhilom aih Rene all AsFgsl, - o.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24

Ttis atun urtas " ofqursBs With blanks fr
sSst tie whole calculated pTstrc tAs mental pAOt0gbpLs
heue bfsi and Grade albums
Afforded much Amusement cc Euope ald baye
negrI JAILED entertain all Young gave gsy sitsn
ton tAey have been bryas sbL
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24
situaiir2s Gaant,S- -MlIss.


DPOOF- -READER.-WA a situation as
PgOORREADER in NcE.lofk or elsewhere ADDRESS u fhlChs
Van Beutduyseu sons, Albany, n \
NAYANTED-By a respectable Protestant man
w Sfri TIOS sCOACHMkE OOM urlsrslEni hs bos-
lines, rey we'll. has Is wears city ref gurr All god on eosl
r,srrace Uuiye-ypaee in he h-fl store, of -e -Js.
ILL who want competent HE'LL, male Ok
~ Coacle, Grp1ms " ssas
aoers Servants sFaun Hauds Garaes Bows Cp9lt Cl'ese
Nures Lsuulrrs,s hUu-rl ofsea
urmeisteir suited % 't H4 hhS ae<eo
ber,art. Iustitute. EeyeuthsL, cor SiH'l-tte
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-02-20
Mouvalles.

Lou1s1ASE.-Le Mittie Stephens brdle
sur lie lac Caldo. Soixante trois persounes
ont peri.
La Legislature siege tonjonrs mirifque-
ment. lie Senat passe Ie bill les ''tlroits
civils," plus copnu sous e nom de "bill ega-
lite" La Chamhre des representants ''votcra
comme,' scion Ia grammaticale expression de
ces messieurs. Et lie Gonverncur siguera til
anssi ''comme" En- attendant ce grand ct
glorirnx juur dies petts enfants, NJ. Gnigor
dent, lie Nlessie des Avoyelles, combat en-
langne FRANCHISE lie bill qui tend a fermer lie
dimanche les cabarets ct les leuX de rafral
chissements. Et puis Ion vote des fonds
pour les sourds ct muets, lie tout par charite
bien ordonnee.
On SO doune des comps de couteau ct des
coups de poing a la Nonvelle Orleans. C'est
peu nouveau.
NouvEAu MoSDE-An Congress reuni des
Sanateurs ct DIES Representauts, a propos de
I'election presidentiei lie ct de Ia proclamation
de lelu, le pays pu constater nne mel'e
sans nom. Butler en- fnt lie heros ct lie louche
sycophante. One ce Butler est laid Grant
qnelqne pen parle sur ''economie, le res
pect aux lois. Ia perception regnliere des i'm
pots, etc. "Grant, disent les conlissiers de
h po,itiq"e, pense Cube ct All Mexique.
Tn bill de merci ct de couteau sur Ia gorge
contre lie Mississippi est Ell discussion. II fan
dr.. Sc -rendre.-Ies repnbliques dn Sud ont
accepte la mediation des Etats- Unis dams leul
qnerelle avec rEspagne. -Le discours d.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-02-20
Faceties.

La malheureuse!
-Qno done 7
Ellie epousG un blanc.
H. a quelqnes semanes Ia Nouvelle- Orleans fut
noyee par un deuge. Les rues etaient pleines
deau, ct le p9on devat retrousser ses culottes ou
trouver des epaules pour ne pas faire pied de grue
une encoignure.
Hello! dit un brave campagnard IN robuste
noir qui passait, combien pour vos Epanles?
-Je sus legislator, repondit 6erement le noir
indigne
C'est rOp6ra de Ia Nouvele- Orleans, a Ia scene
des ecairs des tonnerres ct du diable dams Ie ia.
meux opera de Robert"
Deux. campagnaIds, assis All partsrre, secrient
effro: Quelle tempete Notre pirogue est f..
Ellie etai. nal amarree."
-.
Lautre jour, pendant que Ia Legislature deere
TAFT e "bill des droits ciyils', deux hommes sem
poignerent pour prouver l6galite.
Lun deux fut rosse d'importance
-.
-Pourquoi les legislateurs blancs ont-ils vote lie
bill degali,e
-Parceqne l'homme den bas cherche ,oujorrs a
mOnter.
&**
Cec nest point une facete l'adresse des blancs
encore moins des uoirs.
-Qnee l'aine! Que ia done fait Get homme?
Ill ma renlu service.
-C"est different.
0 sub!nIite de Ia reconnaissance!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-02-20

Grant est CONNIE suit: 'Messieurs, veuillez
notifer aux deux Chambres du Congress mon
acceptation CONNIE President dss Etats- Unis,
ainsi que vons venez de me l'annoncer, ct
Ieur dire que je ferai mes efforts pour que
cenx qui mont eIu ct les Chambres eIles-
memes naient ancune raison de regretter
leor action" Et ceux qui ne FONT pas elm
Les seances du soir, AL Congress, parti,
de mercredi, ont etc reserves pour Ia Discus
sion des aAocat;ons LIE soir, dams une demi-
ombre, on ne volt pas trop clair.
Lille de Cube nest pas pacitiee. A preuve
"Attendu que les insnrges n'out pas profile
d. Ia clemence offerte, ct que dautres wont
continuellement les joindre, l'amnistie est re-
tree ct Ia censure sur 10 presse retablie.
Conr martiale. :" Signe: DU1cE. Tout lie
district de Principe est au pouvoir des insur-
ges.
V1Eux MONDE. est president des
Cortes. LIE gonvernement tient EN- echec les
ct arrete les carlistes, 81 Tex
roi de Portugal refuse Ia couronne, il est pro
bable que le petit-fls de Philippe Egaliti
sera nomme roi, ben one le We'll Espartero
songe a METRE sur SO caduqne tete une cou-
rome trop lourde. Au demenrant, rEspagne
nest pas an bout de ses peiues.-On parle de
paix du cote d'Athenes.-Napoleon ne dit
rien, I'Angleterre mango du pudding, Ia
Prusse bolt de la biere, ct tont est pour le
plus NAL dams lie plus horrible des mondes
.-Fnad Pacha est mort Paris, ct
aussi un cocher de facre.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-02-20
Plaise Dieu que les Ngislateurs ne sembonr.
bent pas dams lie vieux chemin, ou mieux, que leu,
"b' ne sembourbe pas!

Plaise q Dieu que les l6gislateuu ne s'embonr.
bent pas dams le vieux chemin, ou mieux, que leul
"bill' ne s'embourbe pas!
CONCERT EFT FOIRE. Nous rappelons 1 nos
lectenrs que le concert ct IL foire au profit d.
fegse St,Jean- Bsptste au,ont lieu le q ct le q
de &c nlois.
Point nest n6cessaire de recommander tune auvr.
qui Sc recommande seule. On ne dit las un homnr
quill dot etre charitable. 4 un cretien quill dol
et'e fervent, un catholique quill doit orner ~,
egise ct la rendre digne de- Dieu
Au reste, 81 la fol est insufisaute pour quelques
''ns, Ia distraction saurait etre indf4rente pou,
io"s. ct nous pensons que les amateurs de bonn-
musique Sc laisseront attirer par lie charne dun
concert. Des artist.s de premier ordre, ct de St.
jacques, ct de Donaldsonville, ct de la Nouvelle.
Orleans, rendront Ia fete braute, agreeable ct va.
rice.
I'm feu d'arti6ce sera le bouquet du dimanche
sor.
Du cote de Donaldson.-Un juge en- Ascen-
sion, energquement interloque par le 'Drapcau'
pour avoir signe un affidavit mensonger contre la
parolsse, uobe.ntns de lar6 "avu.r sgn6 sans
voir" ..
Cest bean; mais il frait bien detre plus cir.
conspect ct de ne pas lnanquer ansi de judicaire.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-02-20
Cnreme.

Nous sommes en- careme,
Temps maigre pour les gueux,
Mais bien gras tout de meme
Pour ceux qui sont heureux.
LIE Careme est antique
Et vieux CONNIE lie temps;
Tout peuple lie pratique
Et fait les Quatre.Temps.
C'cst une loi divine:
Car en cette saison
lie bnuf cornu rumine
Autrement qu>un poisson.
C'est uue loi humane:
Car l'homme, a ce moment,
Aura compris sans p.'inc
Quill lui taut un calman:.
L habitude a sa rime
Autant que sa r.ison;
Et toute chose exprime
Une haute Logon.
Ponrquoi rire, o mam'selle,
En- Tan soixante.neuf,
Quand maisre es, la sarcrlle,
Tandis que gras est leufl
C'cst mot de breviaire,
1t chacun mons repond:
"Sarcelle de riviere!
Guf qu'une pou!e pondr'
II he faut done point rire
Tomours ct fo'lrment;
Car l'on ponrrait sourire
Aux railleurs memement.
Mais de tons les Caremes
lie plus dur a la dent,
1t qui fait lrs peaux blemes,
C'est. c'est lie Ramadan.
lie Musulman, saus files,
Pendant soixante jours,
S'ecrase sur ses quilles
Et Sc sevye d'amOurs.
JEAN GRlBOUILLE
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-02-20
FeuiIletom du L0uiSia,,ais.
LIE GAUL01S EN- AMERIQUE.
LOUISIANA
Chap. Xxx.
Chap. Xxx.

A ce denonement peu attendu des lccteurs ct de
acteur Filoselle sentit presque heureux ct crut
encore i la vie
Mas 9uitta la Louisiana pour ny plus revenir
Trois ann6es apres, le voyagcnr aurait trc"ve
sur lea bords du "Pecau River, al fond du Texas
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-02-20

de parvenu, tout celia gata Ia nationalite
israslite. Et .quand parut au ciel l'aube de
nouvelles verites, que le code human fut
reconnu trop etroit pour lea nations grandies
ct rapprochfea. LEI elns de Dieu fnrent les
bonrreapx de Dieu. La sublime ct surna-
turelle lrgende du Golgo.ha est Ia pour l'af.
firmer.. Et ceux qui avaient etc, a une, cer.,
t"ine, heure do I'hntoire, soigoeusement
conduits al. ,bercail, privilegies entire tous ct
par dessus tous, declares ,superieurs sans peut-
etre aucune civilisation. furept disperses aux
q"atre coins dn monde ct priyes dune patrie
qni f"t leur orgneil. Ce chAtiment est bien
chhtiment de Dieu, mais aussi le chatiment
pour cenx agi s'agrogent dss. privileges spe-
cia"x ct croient que Ignorance est un lroit
primorlial au commandment ct a Ia domi-
nation. 81 le commandment est logique, c'est
qnand il s'appnie sur Intelligence, sur l'hon
neur, sur la Justice dams So reelle acceptiop.
II q est plus iogiqne dans une fonIe ignorante,
dams ane masse irresponsible, avec d,s indi
vidus qpi mecpnnaissent Ieur epo9ue. Et on
mrconnalt son epoVue en- IL Iancant tole-
ment ct temerairement dams rayentnre ct
Iextreme, CONNIE en- Ia repoussant vers les
premieres etapes dija parcourues. De meme
anssi Ton mtconnait les races ct les hommes
en- oubliant, tant l'ideal est dicevnnt Ia
force ct 10 condition des marchenrs. lorsqu'on
force les mains enjamber des precipices de
geants. Les jambes sont trop courtes il fall
lait TN pont; ct les panvres voyageurs ont
roule dams l'ablmc inconnu.
The Shasta courier., 1869-07-10

ments here" and the honest farmer rushed
away for lights, returning almost immedi-
ately.
" Here's the certificate, sir" said Joe.
eyes, yes,
And this is my wife," he added as he
passed up to him his beautiful bride-the
bewiching and lovely Minnie Danforth.
What roared the old file, "what did
you say Joe-you william, you scamp, you
sudacious cheat, you-you-you-
1t is TRUE, sir, We are lawfully married.;
you advised me in this course, YOU assisted
me, you planned the whole affair; YOU lent
me horse, you thought me worthy of any
mans child; you encouraged me, you
promised to stand by me, you offered me
the cottage at the foot of the hill-you-"
81 didn't. | deny it. You can't prove
it you're IA"
:" Calmly now, sir said Joe. And the
entreatiees of the happy couple were at once
united to quell the old man S ire, and to
persuade him to acknowledge the union.
He gave in reluctantly, and tbe fair
Minnie Danforth was overioyed to be duly
acknowledge as Mrs. Joe Walker.
The marriage proved joyous one, and
the original assertions of Danforth was
truthful IN every respect The cunning
lover was good son and faithful hus-
band and lived many years to enjoy the
happiness which followed upon his run
away match. The old man never cared to
hear much about the details of an elope-
ment, for he saw how completely he had
overshot his mark.
The Shasta courier., 1869-07-10

"TALK about bedbugs," said Bill Jones,
VINO had been across the plains, "you
should have seen some of the critters met
IN Idaho last spring. / stopped with some
settlers, who lived in log cabin contain
ing only one room and loft When it
came time to go to bed they strung a blanket
across the middle of the room, and the
settlers family slept on one side of it and
gave me the tother / laid down to 90 to
sleep, and the bedbugs began to gather
like lunch-eaters around the free lay out.
| tried to kiver up and keep away from
'em, but the pesky varmnts would catch
hold OF the bed-clothes and pull them off
from me. They didn't think nothin' of
draggln' me around the room if | held on.
| fit EN- till about midnight, aud then |
looked around for some way to escape
There was ladder reachin' up into the
lott and | thought the best way to get
away from the blood d-suckers was to climb
up thar, so did. There wasn't any bugs
IN the loft, and laid down congrasulatin'
myself on my escape. Pretty quick heard
the ladder squeaking as if somebody was
coming up. Bimeby | saw a bedbug raise
himself up through the hole in the floor
and look carefully round the loft. Soon's
nc saw me he motioned to his chums below.
the blood. thirsty cuss, and cried, exultinly,
Come up, boys, he's here"
The Shasta courier., 1869-07-10

A PATERFAMILIAs who is in the habit
OF exacting from his household a strict full
hliment of devotional duties, recently
heard racket among the youngsters in
their dormitory.. Going to the staircase he
sternly demanded to know what was the
matter, and received the explicit reply !:
Harry won't let me say my prayers, d-n
him."
The Shasta courier., 1869-07-10

BEHIND THE TIMEs-A Florida paper
says that a man from the depths of the
everglades lately made his appearance in
town, bringing couple Of negroes to sell.
de didn't know there had been a war
What capital fellow to edit the Examin.
er, says Figaro. -
The Shasta courier., 1869-07-10

YOUNG LADY Oh, am so glad YOU
like birds; which kind do you admire
most 2 Old gent" Well, think tur-
key, with plenty of stufing, is about as
good as any"