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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

TAD TO Tns REPAIRING AND
BsAurivylso oy THE MARSHALL.
C1AaTaay.
s AAnsnALL, Texas, Feb, ID. 1869.
y ~ Chisfs and members ofSwamp
nagls This, No. !, Improved Order
!, - Rsd Mos
~DnesnRns :--S our Committee ap-
psastsd On tho End sleep Of tho
~ Deees, @. 3. d. 373 to take
isee eesst dssstlon tho prscticshiiity
Of hoIlisga Fair BY our Tribe, for
~ ppsDose Of saisisg funds . re.
[naie - uassAall Csnstsry, have
III ~ MANOR under consideration
aad voaN respectfully sake the
!NllleyiPg rsRost;
~ ) u. fAas thh Tribs shall
y III - ~ "a aad lth slssp
a H. Jahoe. 2eee, q. .. d. 37s,
~ - u So sAsll b u.
psstsa e ssYsi''ss ~ city Gem
saoey. ~ ss
g. ks,ot,-d, ed, That ~ following
laAies y rsqssstsd % assiss 10 ssid
Isis ~ lAas hey hsvs . meeting 70
! - - 1Aoe 16ssssa committees,
81 ~ Skasup II tks various Do.
I, 1oq1e:
: lohbqpsns =. ]. Hall, ]. r Nssss-
- ~. l1n1anaahn. q. Hendrick, b.
. =, x1npAss, u ,. Tells, q B. Ad-
sAin6 J. 2. Wlthssspsen, ". H. Pc.
1se& A. I. Nsephs, \. 9. Marshall,
~. Z. pterSs, n. .. Allea, B. G.
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ne. bssvsrie9, Al: H.rdis, ".
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qSy(se -. Lsassssss, J r Rl&ss,
A 1tVsAs, ]. = Williams, ". Sssd
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) 80: Wtsry, J. 4. Jshnsoa. A.
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r.. A. Bsa~-h. Wy aalmon, Lee
..s.nAuA Newell s-si., q. " J..
u. sss9s Sd Ria' artsus, \ 9.
stnbhck ostlsa Mars s'ssanisr,
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s'NAs, y Fq'.t W ~ PaaTi
s.s.ss,. sl4iassS z Perry
" fsffyg@ II ! 4rfsr. RatOlsau-
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Is go. fsss1 .s.- n q Re-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

/
In pursuance Of triicls Il Of III,
Act OF Incorporation of tho southern
Pacitie Rail Road Company, op~nissd
rnder, and by virtue OF, the lsws " The
state Of Louisiana, on the 9th DAY Of
May, 1852 notice Is hereby given that
a general meeting, Of the Stock holder.
Of said company will be convened at
this Office, on The ID day of May, 1859,
Tor The purpose of altering and amend
ing tho act Of Incorporation, Of al
company such alterations and au,ss4
ments requiring the assent Of the ~
ers Of three-fourths Of the Stock ofan
company. "A.
X u. HALL, Presidency
April 2, 1869. 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

7 Viii RENT MY iIAtE UNTIL
l chsi-g.a "a. On reasonable terms TIE
water is ~ elirn, plenty Of irni And
a,i,sr enugeneps For further par
,seulsrs ea1siy~ Of Nj t'eorle byskers.
Jp-kPf Bhttk 'iiLLEa.
NtrsAsAl, April ., lsca. IL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

A large nap Of the stst~, Published
expressly 10 seeetspssy ths Almsnac,
showing all the railroads 10 actual ops.
ration II The ststs, With thsir ,esmini,
slso thsse in pregfsss aud under eun.
tract, as veil "a all the stage lines and
main rusds Of travel will lie furnished
At tie same rsiss ~ the Ainap.c and
viii mi Increases the rsse Of Postage
Jingle eoris. Of the Almanac sill he
mailed free Of f's.-taz-, FIR fifty c.sts Ia
any part Il the t..lsesi States, and or
-issy cent. To any part II threat Esila,n
~ Ireland " accompanied With
map the ehsrs. will he k,y cents extra
IHitsd stsiss postage, 6.ar cents
each ss1s: in ell eases be- RENTED. IN
addition. ~hers one dossn or opsafd,
are ordered By nail
Parties ordering Alsasaae. BY 81.
press or sny other conveyance. except
through the msil, can pay tho freight
charges IN them on their Arrival
Parties, living Al distance, would do
vol 10 send il thsiv orders Tor Alma.
macs a, an early day, - Ill orders will
hs hiiei is rotation. saeor1ins 10 the
dates when they sss sasssed on our
book,
" 4 j. RICHARDSON 4 co,
Publishers, Galveston. Texss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

...u...-s.~e ~ seuo1tlUaise- ssd wwevsl II
pelhisal dissbilitiss, and Gen. Davis
ssd Edescs 10 opposition to theu,
will address The Reconstruction Com
ni,sss Tussasy
,x,v ashiaatss, March 2s.-Rscon.
q n Arketoa QSanss%es did soothing Sat.
fs@' trday rsgasdfng Georgia. on account
Of 10 quorum. II is stated in ex>
,s.tpone sisalss The committee stands
sevsa IL hvor Of Buttsr's bill
40. eHAyaaa, nassA 3S.-Havsna josr.
sab psSAsA 6Iwpasehss from sll parts
.aAfths iaaAsd. Nsws favorable to the
0ev9nnsst Reports OF several
skiruahss received. Steamer Com.
r. - 40 rs bsss ssusd aud lttsd out ~
q GsaboAt aud ssilsd for Cardinas,
fA' = istssssbe ~ sxpsditios expected
froa Nassau. The Peruvian monitor
,uusissd foss days 1t Pssrto Navajo,
fbsf leagues from Gsbsia, duYins
which tias the crew we're eagapsd 10
csthse Rsod for the purpose Of sup,
pIyiaR stssm.
Adviess ftoU Pre- ~ Principe to
b, ,,s,,s,sAs ISL ssperts .alssvs in pres
iaFSaHearioAS dssaaior, .ssss b the state
Of his anauces. Navy had not re-
ssfvsA ply IL three moaiAs. Muir.
nuriag II The Capitol sgaios. Sslosve.
Blacks jealous Of the whites, and fear.
efassassisstiss. 0old premium go.
Pssss. March 2s.-Ths Ganloi.
ststss Napoleon has dem.nded
sxplssstion Of the King Of Prussia,
rs9asdisg mobilization Of troops ia
- wssssrs prsvsacss. Full diplomatic
relations resumed between Turkey
and Grsscs.
Washington, March 3O.-Hou~--
Tenure ofonce bill came from Senate
with rsqssst for conference. MORTON
to concur with Sepate amendments
.aeA = lsss--0O to 1o6. Finally conferences
siresd to, roasi i,"v os part Of the
Iff' Hoass Of Butler W shh ,rre nf Wis
e,g .in and B'nvhnm. RESOLUTION 10
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02


,l'HE asdrrsigssi asosd inform bio
frisads snA lha yuilic, tina, his
etean raw Will Ii row In successful
operation, and he Is psstsrsd TO furnish
say aaosmt ~ Iasat.rr, II the very best
qsaiisy n ~ % per hsaared, eyesosy
Owing h the high psiee 81 ia'or and
living. il cannot bo afforded for Less
Hills will be filed at the shortest
notice
A. time arc bard, be will do q general
harscs,ns business and vii take in ex.
change. Al Tie naskei prize, corn, foi
der. iides. eas~. chickens, egg, butter,
OF Hlm"st Aay,hinz
Here Il uhasra T. hny lu,ahar cheap,
IN eaAy Dfm-, and warranted ia be Of
the btss qualify
r y II, JOYCE
Fek, ~. ~ nee-H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

MOULD respsrtaniay as.sss~. to III
w Old friends ~ sAsssss. he, Ac i
again Al wovk q NJ ~ steAA. NcssA
ode 81 the rsbits s@s4ss. uAss. ~ = n.
s'rts,s Of sssis feessvinG ! it1ssai sAass q
pahls~ palgssso@
poootW /. ~. naAtt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02
BROOKS HOUSE,

BROOKS HOUSE,
Milan Street, Shreveport Lou.siana
fiiii~ large and commo.iloas hsusc hiss
i been ffn4zai'si ard Thoroughly repair.
ed Ia ihs nnsi substantial manHsr, .ed
will "a tsw mpntLs b. enlarged to meet
the Increasing demands 81 The public
The piop,lelas pledass hlapSif to bring
into Reputation ~ The ramfienee, energy
shd useeiM at hiS eulsmasl to make Il
aiffeclsee sa1 comfortable
TITS bass cooks ADD walters all be
ae,sfcd, aud eli tha, the market Affords
vii D. sslVcissi with caie, aud d'sy~nsed
With lit.erailty
mh.6tf W 4. BROOKS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
THE firm Of d BERNSTEIN have
] removed their store from tho Fast
10 tha North side nj the Pubic Square,
10 the Store house known ~ ti9o
DeLisle building.
They respectfully relara thanks 30
Friends and Patrons for past iagors, and
sulloi, q confirm moe
u BERNSTEIN la- laid iH nn en-
tire new aui largely rAlradei eiuck,
consisting ui
PROVISIONS and
FAMILY GkNrEHlEs,
DRY GOODS and
FANCY. GOODS.
tiUFlliNG and
GEMS fuRNiriIINN GOODS.
BOOTS,
SHOES
PISTOL and
CUTLERY, Ere E'fC
= Which M propose. "a ,ell At De- Bows
cat a4h Irsa. L.,li sssi srefiiu aud
81 ui,le Bis si,,.a ana PRICES
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

Y ~
fsaaft FiH fn d-tl SOS fH
meuph aH1 pm1 ,aHfoaa gu.
sen3 u af a'so SUPPLE
}..as " lqftensy .il adjournment
" HafhHa,ucf5 Committee voted
10 J 90 report Hs'lyrs Georgia Bib
st.. iaus. jatch 80 Fire amoae
r st,anbos,s o. re salf, involving loss
Of $3.50 0ON
liverpool Mash 30, oyc.iag 80
Cotton active apands ia aud Or.
leans l2sd., "a es 10000 bales.
New York. March 80, eveaing.-
Cotton r.. better and active sales
60OO bales 1t 29C9294c Gold 1919.
ss Nsw O-leAss, March 30.--Co'too
scsivs SD advanced TO-; middling
20ie.; ssesipts 3l5l and exports 500
helss. Gold 1872. Sterling AT;
Flour dali saperins Is 90, double
extra % aud treble extra 90 25.
"a ngt dsik -. Dscss Arm, l4t@
l7f0l74s. Lard dull and nominsi.
y etSssdsh eonmon ~ and prime lac.
" Ns)easees-psins e607Oc. Whisky
se9iaal; Western rccti6sd sea Doc,
Cbess nm; hr i4a@ibA aud prime
o. 151A Tsxas ssasls-lss quality S45
$50, ~ qsslity e3o@3s and ID quail
~ " eis01. Sheep q 5o@s 90.
oea o.. u "llssk's" Best Is hi. pio.
tsrs Of . esrpssbag Senator from
70 80 Cssslisa: he called to my
nina. tsadss rscollsstious Of the late
tt.tstsal stTuggle BY looking exactly
like. . ssslee nom whom l used to
y. ~ elsy ylrss st twssty i've cents
spiecs. asd tobacco At ten essls .
pipsfal, during the sssgs Of vicks,
burg. He had the sutlerisn style 70
sdot-svsn to the oratoric gestures
witch 6rst preceded q declaration
% the haugry bows Of til Ohio
that the ninos. pies we're al out, but
81 hat ~ ~ sent 70 the tan yard Tor
IT, vhsrswishal TO make fresh sup.
ply. ~ which I must DOT bs nm
asrstood ~ disparaging tho honest
5H 66cepaatoa u . sstlss, Or intimatine
that there 10 aught 10 il that undts
Z nss for being Senator aftsrwsrd.
On - contrary, l am Of opinion
nv that The latter day Senator cannot
have Aad . bstisr schooling than the
rugged discipline Of the suffers way
on seords. II trains him in those
hsbiss d eli psvssrvstion and ecouo-
~, which, prscticed on larger
scale Ia bis new position, will enable
him to save million ont Of salary
Of hye thousand md the ma!edic>
tons oves his &c p,ices, or the
ia.prscstioss over the tonehnes.
it-a.l leasheyin~ss of bis dried beef
rpsre him to boar viii for'iindr
fiis unfriend,v lt'siue q political
3f =. 81 eagaH med sppi'-
af amaf aih spoas.te
h. itFsaH asa or 9fa a NF
faa ai .he F.ri bend Nhlf go
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

HaWtNs Creek Tribe no. 3.
Nacla nrc week at the Masonic
nal, go PIN Tree, lpshur TO tesas.
@ NAtkER -sohcm,
W. II P,tsr . 90 T.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

Caddo Tribe No G.
NETT every Tturday nieht nj the
da-,t,ic Han ~ Jefferson, leshs
ilEN Y Gil.DW NTER. Sachem.
& 4 II 1cHRtss, G. of e.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

yons nKsRY, "a ". TAYLOR
GAN g, ALEXANDER, farmeriy ~
y Benham. 1'exa-, With JOHN HEN.
RY & co, Wholesale dee.sfa 10 Boats,
Shoes Brogans, anil Hats No l2i.
I28, aui ~ Common IS NeN Orleans
Feb ~. 1889 ms g4a0s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

Triumphant Again
THE Grand Guld Medal Awarded
iins " i'atonf nriliian, Cooking
Stoves Ailer two DAYS actual tri,sl IN
composition sith ihe leading Stoves n
the 4 4 81 Che Louisiana Slata Fair,
1858, and every s. Louie fsir SINCE
1868 ii WALLER Agent,
~ Campaul U.s. fehpupiiogl,s rs
Dec I, '6s wi NeW ORLEANS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02
iHt GRAND
RID MINIS FAIR

~ H. HI e he Wgrqa II
,seeaF Fagh Hide, Ga he
Bird and Itlf OF May. 1869.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02

- ss1Rss NSasss y j. 'Msmsrs. "
i, / r. Il - Esssslli i Jennings Alisn
]. E~.ss y & Allra Loa Cough, } y.
M,.l,apsaa, = 7 Besll, 5 D.katsy,
The New York herald., 1869-04-07
PRUSSIA.
The Comments Of the Prussinn Press-Indica.
tiOns Of IA Warlilke Tendency.

The Comments of the Prussinn Press-Indicn.
uOns Of Warlilke Tendency.
The Lfberte OF Paris OF the 9th ultimo mentions
that although the press controversy between Prussia
and Austria has enjoyed brief pause, 1t appears
that they have taken up the cudgels with renewed
energy. The North German Gazette leads the way
and hints that although the other journals publish
that Count d'Usedom, the Prussian Ambassador
was recalled from Florence In order to pave the way
for reconciliation between Prussia and Austria,
nlal me Elberfeld Gazette reproaches Prussia with
having treated Austria with too much consideration
III the affairs Of Count d'Usedom. The gazette 0j
cologne mas evidently tendency towards Austria
and remarks that the presence OF the Prussian Am
bassador, Baron Werther, at the Court of Vienna il
barrier to any friendly understanding between the
Austria Is not the only object OF these ATTACKS OF
the Prussan press and II the North German Gdzet;s
observes certain reserve towards France. the Corr
respOnddnce or Berlin lifts the mask and resoutely
by France since the sixteenth century. Other indi
cations besides the comments OF the press, tend
towards the same pugnaclouS views. The Prusslan
government has submitted plan to the Federal
Council FOR the purpose OF augmentlng the extra.
ordinary credits already granted to the navy and
coast defences, by 0.O00o00 thalers. without at.
wars there Is evidently something brewing thai
must shortly give evidence Of existence.
traveller traversing Germany on his way to st.
Petersburg writes that great activity is reignin2
throughout Prussia. At Konigsberg two bastlons
are being constructed at the station. The defencea
OF Minden and Dirschau are being completed. The
suburbs OF Hanover are being actively put on the
defensive by bundreds OF workmen, and heaps OF
1ascine wood are seen on every sde and 1t Is self
evident thai the Prussian policy ls to place every
railroad station on defensive footing. On the line
between BromDerg and Kongsbefg hundreds OF carr
are sandiug, ready for the immediate transport 0l
men, horses and material oil war;
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

Is truly and positively revolutionary band ON f00t
within the Dominican territory.
IL Is impossible to portray the erect which the
Banks resolutions produced all over the country III
going out OF St. Domingo we met three OF the most
distinguished men Of Santiago, who told US rankly
that they had come to the capital expressly TO urge
power 'the glorious day In which st. Domingo
should be accepted one Of the States OF the great
mother OF American republics"
Alta Vela Is given up by the European Company.
The guan0 turns out badly.
The bad health of General Gomez has not allowed
him yet to take the oath as Vice President OF the
republic before the consulting Senate. General
CamlnerO has returned from the Seybo province and
resumed his duties as commandant alarms The
has been commuted by Baez:-Joaquin Aybar, f.
Forum, l. Pima, f. Flores Is. Zorrilla, l. Dumornez,
G. Couto, l.. Castro (son), b. Benitez A. Miranda
and s. Penso-al tried and condemned by court
martial In Santa Cruz del Seybo But the same grace
was denied to Generals J. Rosa Herrera and s. Sill
vestre and Captain b. Mercedes.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07
S T. DOMlNGO.
The Dominican Gold Mncs---The Annexation
Question-A t.ueiiIIa Chief-The Country
Quiet.

Quesiton-A Gueisiia Chtef-The Country
Quiet.
ST. DOMINGO March 90 1902
Your correspondent has just returned from an in
teresting trip to the gold regions but the steamer
Is about leaving there Ia time to write out notes
by this mail. In brief, however, the state Geologist
with whom passed an bour-after hard days ride
to run him downs reticcnt OF details though hope
fu to enthusiasm in his opinions at large. | found
him, with his mining captain and some natives dig.
gng into q vein freshly discovered on the bed OF a
little stream called venturosa, and the party had
beat out about thimbeful OF gold.
In our pursuit Of this scientific wanierer we were
constantly asked whether he had not come 80 buy
the country for the Yankeesrn priest who seemed
above the average OF the Dominican clergy, took US
apart and, after declaring that our communications
would be held sacred the secrets OF the confes-
siona, earnestly inquired "whether there were really
any wcll-founded hopes OF annexation TO the United
states ~ We could only answer that we knew no
more than we had seen stated In the papers, but
there certainly seemed to be party In Congress re.
solved to make the attempt. 'May God aid their
efforts !" calculated the padre, with unmlsakabe
sincerity. | remarked. "1he people seem much
better disposed for annexation fhai we had thought
possible TO which he responded, 1--WE Uneaning
tue clergy are nstrucunR them In the greatness OF
the American power to protect their interests and
IN the excellence OF the glorious constitution OF the
United States.n "Then your order is sensible that
the perfect Independence of the Church IL better than
the union of the Church and State ~ 'Undoubcdly
Freedom h better than subection and neemenis
IN the exercise of the rutn," was the instant reply
o. the venerable priest.
He also IN speaking OF the depressed state of pub-
lie Industry, produced letters from relative VINO liz
on the frontier watching Ihe movements of Adon and
Opando, the Dominican rebel generals who are nc ting
with the Cacos IN Hayti. The writer saws what
translate lerally.-"AdOn Is the deyil--we once
came 80 near him that he had only time 10 mount his
horse, which was tied but three yards from him ana
n.y. lie ieft even his spurs be1ind. lie was sleep.
ing with bis saddle for pillow; this made prize
OF, together with his coat and blanket; only two
nights after he stole upon and carried or my
1ue gray. lie and Tim0teo Oqando do more horse
stealing tian any ten of the famous Cacos; but we
never can eaten them IN an open field. With pa
tieDce. mean 10 have BACK my noble gray--he IL
too good horse for the bloody spur Of Mare Adon.u
Jhis II about all that can be said OF the frontier
troubles. Inside the Dominican borders there has
been NO show Of Caco iorce for three months There
The New York herald., 1869-04-07
ST. THOMAS.
Nothing Known Of the Peruvian Monitors
The Governor of Porto Rico Demands the
Expulsion of American Ciiizcns--F logging
Of n French Citizen.

Nothing known oil the peruvian H0nitOrs-
The Governor of Porto Rico Dem ands the
Expulsion of American Ciiizcns--FIoa oagins
Of n French Citizen.
ST. THOMAS, March 10, is6o
Nothing has been heard OF the Peruvian monitors,
reported on their way hither.
The Captain General OF Porto Rico recently repre-
sented to the government OF this island that Dr.
Betances, refugee residing In ST. Thomas, was con-
spring against his government, and as the result
the Doctor was ordered 20 leave the place. although
nothing could be proved against him except his wei
known aversion to the despotic government OF his
naive land lie, being a naturazed American citi-
zen, sppiei TO the Consul OF the United states, who
Immediately represented TO the Governor the MUS
tlce Of sending away person who guiltlcss OF any
established 0nonce had sought the hospitality oil the
Danish nag, ana the Doctor has since been undis-
turDed.
a most disgraceiu act was recently committed by
,ne poce aesurale OF THIS place, which II likely TO
bring the authorities into trouble with the French
Admiral, who Is by no means slow in looking after
The interests OF Frencn czens The facts are a. fol-
lows:-The French mai steamer Tanipico, from
Jamaica, recently arrived In port and soon after
cutter was sent on shore for some purpose Arrived
~ "klngs wnarl," u was elt IN charge OF LAD be-
longing 10 tue snip. lie was scarcely left alone
when Danish offical approached and or,lered HIM
out OF the way with his boat. The boy not under
standing well the language In which he was addressed
ala not obey the order. wnereupon he WAS TAX e,,
TO the police ONCE aNd there most cruelty foQped
Inc french consul mas warmly taken up the matter
and demands the dsmssal OF the fnnctiopary jn1ct.
Ing the punishment. The case Is now before the
superior Court and should its decision not he OF
character TO please the French Admiral now mere
from Iayti IN the Seiniramls, lie Will take such steps
a. may he demanded
The lsand Is healthy, but scarcely any business is
done, on account OF the troubles IN Cuba and the ex
pccted rising by the people IN IT. Domingo Generals
Pimcntai and Vaver1e are still here with several
othei dominican ofiiccrs awaiting the result of their
repubc. several refugees from Porto RIco arrived
! here ia the last spanish steamer.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

triotism your LOYALTY. Believe, my dear General
In my friendship. Of whic shall always be HAPPY
to give you proofs. NAPOLEON.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-07-17
ICI EFT La.
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LanlOurettc

LA FEMME QuI PLEuHE, roman inedit de j.
g. paraitra proclainemcn, dams lie LOUIsANAIs.
GESTlLLy.-Qu done pretend que GENTLY en-
St-,Jacques est un mythe, une vile maginaire
Gently s'appue sur leux COLONIES, lie college
Jefferson ct lie Convent du Sacrt Ccnur. Gen,ilIy
possede nne cgise ct deux chapelles, un journal ct
une imprimere, une maison de Cour ct des oficiers
pubcs, des boutiques ct des magasins, une popu
lation ct industrc. Cest un tout bien compacte
ben complet, soud6 la acon modcrne ct am6r-
caine. La briquetere Grandeury furnit ses brques;
lauberge de GENTLY heberge les voyageurs les
cafes Grandeury ct autres cafes donnent a boire
aux PEASANTS; la Justice de paix du second district
met les plaidcurs i la rasOn; linstuon Forest
eclale la jcunesse; les medecins, nombre sutfi-
SAINT, guerissent les malades; la phaymacie Damar6
prate son concours aux dts medecins; lie bureau
de rAssesseur de II, r. pompe les revenus du
prolucteur; Ia Postc du Convent delivrc les
iouraux ct les lettres qnl de drot; quare ou cnq
cordonniers chaussent la cOmmunaute; hut OH dix
charpenters ct maGons rfparent OH embellissent la
vile; cinq OH six taileurs, asss la mode turque,
habillent les gems Ia model deux gu trois carros-
siers vernissent les voitures ct harnachent lie public
un omnibus roule matin ct soir au boulevard exte-
rieur; cabinet dc lecture manque encore, mais
on ne pslara rien pour attendre, QUAINT all gaz' ii
sera bientot pose. Dams lie parcours dun mile, en-
rrmontant du College au Convent, on trouve les
magasns c. Gaudn, l. Grandeury, 7. Pertnit. b.
Latapie, j. Espenan, Nine Roqnes. L. La:tie"es.