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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

SOiithtFn luuftbs
Via Richmond and Fredericksburg.
LIST, due GAS a. m. Closes $3.50 am.
ID, due ! pm Closes $3.50 p. IN.
Annapolis Nail
lst, due 1890 a. IN. Closes IL IN.
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LIST, due Z A., m. Closes a. in.
I'd, due G:25 p. IN. Closes 5 p. IN.
Georgetown %. o. Mail.
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I'd, due $50 p. IN. Closes | p. IN.
Bird, due 1850 p. IN. Closes p. Ill.
Rockville (Hd.) Mail
Due p. IN. Closes G;3O IL. III.
LcoHarcitotOn (Hd) Mail
Arrives p. IN. Closes a, IN.
Piscdtdoay and Dg6ield Mah
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at p. IN.
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Upper Marlboro' Hi.) Mail.
Duc ) p. IN. Closes G:3O "A IN.
IbU lObTccO (.Hd) HdH.
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Closes 1880 p. IN.
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Mail for Eastern Shore Of Maryland
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from the North, and two from the Wcst
South and Northwest.
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routes close at 1870 p. IN, includin
Norfolk, Old Point Comfort and Port
mouth.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
.rUnLIo nUILpINes, Ae.

EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Fiji
teenth and Seventeenth streets west.
STATE DEPARTMENT,
Corner Of Fourteenth street west and
. y street north.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Fifteenth street west, opposite +
ll street north.
-,...... WAR DEPARTMENT
Corner of Seventeenth street west
and Pennsylvania avenue.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Seventeenth street west, opposite +
street north.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT,
Corner of L street north and Seventh
street west, in Patent Office building.
rArEST OFFICE,
In square bounded by Seventh aud
ninth streets west and + and q streets
north.
rOsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT
In square bounded by Il and + streets
north and Seventh and Eighth streets
west.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
In square bounded by Twelfth and
Fourteenth streets streets west and the
canal and B street south.
DEPARTMENT or EDUCATION,
400 G street north, north Of Patent
Office.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Office in Treasury Building.
SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC PRINTING,
Corner of North Capitol street and
u street north.
COURT oF CLAIMS,
Meets in the Capitol.
MILITARY ASYLUM,
Is situated about three miles north oil
the city.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
In square bounded by Seventh and
Twelfth streets west aud the canal and
d street south.
NATIONAL OBSERVATORY,
Il street north, opposite Twonty.tbird
street west.
MAYNARD,
On the Eastern Branch thrco.rourths
OF mile southeast Of the Capitol.
ARSENAL,
Southern extremity of Four-and-a-
half street west.
COAST SURVEY BUILDINGS,
New Jersey avenue, south Of the
Capitol.
WASHINGTON MONUMENT,
On the Mall, near the Potomac.
UNITED STATES CONSERVATORY,
Between First and Third streets west
south Of Pennsylvania avenue.
coLLECToR's oFFICE-UNITED STATES IN
TERNAL REVENUE,
Seventh street west, between Il ant
+ streets north.
CITY HALL,
D street north, at the head Of Four
and.a-half street west
COUNTY JAIL,
Corner Of Fourth street west and G
street north.
MASONIC HALL,
Southwest corner of d street north
and Ninth street west
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Seventh street west, between ID ant
u streets north
YOUNG NES's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
Northeast corner Of Ninth stree
west and d street north.
WASHINGTON AQUEDUCr,
Office Room l0l Patent onic
Building.
WASHINGTON GAs.LIGHr COMPANY,
Office. Az Tenth street west. Works
at foot of q street north.
METROPOLITAN POLICE,
Headquarters, Louisiana avenue, be
tween Four.and-a- half and Sixth street,
west.
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Gcrmania Lodge No. meets every
Tuesday evening in Germania Hall, O
street, between Sixth and Seventh.
Miller Lodge No 2 meeu in Good
Fellows Hall, Seventh street. near ID,
every Wednesday evening.
Afdridge Lodge No. meets in Good
Fellows Hall every Tuesday evening.
Osborn Lodge No. A meets in Good
Fellows Hall every Wednesday eve
ming.
Irving Lodge No. G meets in Good
Fellows Hall every Monday evening.
Capitol Lodge No. Z meets in Good
Fellows Hall every Friday evening.
The II. II. Grand Lodge meets quar-.
terly OH the second Thurs day in April
July, October, and January, and annu
ally on the fourth Thursday in April.
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Alphabetical List of the Senators,
Representative ana Delegates
Elected 90 tho FOriy.FIrst Congress
with their UesIdences In washing
ton.
Senators and Representatives will please
notify US OF any changes Of residence In
Washington.
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The Office is open from a. III. to $3.50
o'clock p. IN, except on Sunday, on
which day it is open from 8 to 10 a. IN.
and to p. IN.
The moncy-order and registered-letter
departments are open from a. IN. to
p III. No business is transacted in
either of these departments on Sunday
The letter-carricrs' window is open
rom 7 to O'Clock p. IN. General de.
livery windows are open until II o'clock
pm.
Time of Arrival and Closing Of Nails.
Northern and Eastern Mdiis.
LIST, due G:l5 a. IN. Closes 7 a. III.
I'd, due $40 p. IN. Closes 8 p. IN.
Great Western and Baltimore Mails
LIST, due GAO a. IN. Closes a. m.
I'd, due 1920 q. IN.
3d. due l:l5 p. IN.
4th, due G;3O p. IN. Closes Z p, m.
Southern Hdlg,
Via Orange and Alexandria railroad,
Tor lynChburg, Chattanooga, aud New
Orleans.
Due 6,45 p, N. Closes { 5Oam,
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Church, North Capitol street, between
u and o streets. Rey. Jabe8 Fox.
fTruRpGN


u and o streets. Rey. Jabes Fox.
LUTHERAN.
German Evangelical Congregation of
Trinity, (unaltered Augsburg confess
sion.) Fourth street west, corner Of Il
street north. Rev. Il. NJ. Buerger
German Evangelical church, @ street
north, corner of Twentieth street west,
First ward ......
German Evangelical ST Johns church,
Four-andO.half street, Island. William
Frey.
ST. Paul's church, corner Of Eleventh
and II street west. lev. J. q. Butler,
u. ID.
Memorial chapel, corner Vermont
avenue and N street. Rev. $. d. Fin.
kcl.
GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH.
First Reformed church, corner of Sixth
street west and + street. Rev. J. w.
Ebbinghause. German service in tho
morning; English service in the evening,
UNIvER SAlIsT.
Mclzcrott Hall, Pennsylvania avenue.
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CHURCHES IN GEOR0ErowS.

Trinity church, Roman Catholic, near
the Georgetown College. Rev. A. +.
Camp.
Christ church, Episcopal, corner of
Congress and Beall streets. Rev. w.
w. Williams.
Grace church, Episcopal, south High
street. Rev. J. H. Brown.
st. Adams church, Episcopal, Ten.
nallytown road. Rev. j. IL. Chew.
st. Johns church, Episcopal, second
street. Rev. A. d. Atkins.
Methodist Episcopal church, Dunbar
ton street. Rev. John II. Dashield; J..
w. Hoover, sup.
Methodist Episcopal church, West
Georgetown. Rev. II. Q. Mcdaniel.
Methodist Protestant church, Con
gress street. Rcvs. l.. W. Bates and
w. o. Hpscolnb
Presbyterian church, corner Of Bridge
and Washington streets. Rev. Mr..
Motif.
Baptist church, corner of Congress
and Gray streets. Rev. James Nelson.
Lutheran chapel, corner Of High and
Fifth streets. Rev. John Suman.
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A NJ. y. ZION CHURCH.
Zion Wesley church, ID street, be.
tween Second and Third streets, Island,
Galbraith chapel, l. street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets.
John Wesley church, Connecticut
avenue, between l. and NJ streets.
BAPTIST.
Nineteenth and street.
Shiloh, l. street, between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets.
Old Side Baptist, Il street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
CATHOLIC.
Church of Blessed Martin de Torres,
Fifteenth street, between l. and NJ.
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Union Bethel, NJ street, between FIT
teenth and Sixteenth streets. Rev. r.
Hall, pastor.
Israel, near south end of Capitol.
Rev. j. Handy, pastor.
Eighth, between d and Il streets.
Rev. j. u. Hall, pastor.
Ebcnezer, Green street, Georgetown.
Rev Savage l.. Harmon, pastor.
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districts, Inc collections are made ut
each delivery. A special collection is
made for the Z q. IN. and 8 o'clock p. IN.
northern mail.
The carriers arc retarded in the de-
livery of the carly mail by business
houses not being open, the people not
up, &c. This can be remedied by bust
ness houses and others providing them
selves some reliable box for the rccep-
ton Of mail from the carriers A spcci-
men box can be seen at this Office.
Envelopes.
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mcnt, samples of which may be seen at
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Of not less than 500.
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the writer, il unclaimed within thirty
days or less, written or printed, with the
writer's name, post Office, and State
across the left end of the envelope, on
the face side, will be complied with
The public are earnestly recommended
to procure stamped envelopes, with
nrjntcd return re1uest. AZ the expense
is less, and letters thus Endorsed If not
delivered to the person addressed are
returned to the writer free Of charge.
STAMPED envelopes spoiled in directing
are redeemed at this Office.
q. y. supreme Court Directory.
Mr.. Chief Justice Chase, 1927 street,
Mr.. Justice Nelson, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Grier, 1872 First street east,
Capitol Hill.
Mr.. Justice Clifford, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Swayhe' ol'' lh'r'eehth
street =. ,,u
Mr. Justice mlller' Metropoiitah ilU'el'
Mr. Justice DAVIS NouohaI Iio'ei'
Mr. Justice rlelu, Zoo I street
CongresSionHi committees
The following committees meet on the
days opposite the name oil each com
mitteei
SENATE COMMITTEES
Commercc-Thursdays.
finance lucsaays'
Foreign heiatlohs-l uesdays'
Judlclary-W ednesdays;
District oil Columola-Frldays
Inol!c Lands-Fridays'
l.rnsions-Mondays'
lost Oilices-Thnrsdays:
Indian Anairs-WednG9sdays'
Military Ahalrs-Mohuays'
EIaI1s-lhursdays:
racine h&IroaaIfri uays'
Iatents-i
TaclhcLEridSys;
ierrltorlcs-r rlu1ys'
APpropriatohSmTC euhesuays'
Naval AhalrS-lhursuays'
HOUSE COMMITTEES.
Elcctions-Every day.
Ways and Mcans-Every day.
Appropriations-EvCry day.
Banking and Currency - Tuesdays
and Fridays
Pacific Railroad Tuesdays.
ClaiIns-Tucsdays and Fridays.
Commerce -Thursdays.
Public Lands-Mondays and Thurs.
days
Post Offices and Post Roads.-Wednes.
days.
Manufactures-At call.
ABIlCultuIS-AI Call
Indian Wednesdays.
Military AfIurs-Monday and Thurs
days.
Mllita-At call.
District Of Columbia-Tucsdays.
Judciary-Mondays and Fridays.
Revolutionary Claims-At call.
Public Expenditures-Mo Mondays and
Fridays.
Private Land Claims-Every other
| Tuesday.
Naval AiIairs-ruesdays.
Foreign Ailairs-Thursdays.
Tcrritories-Thursdays.
Revolutionary Pensions and War of
Isl2-Tuesdays.
Invalid Pensions tuesdays and Fri
days.
Railways and Canals-Mondays.
Mines and Mining-At call.
Frcedmen's Ailairs-At call.
Education and Labor-Thursdays.
Revision Of the Laws Of the United
states-At call.
Coinage, Weights and Measurcs-At
call.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-12-25
Nouvell6s.

Lou1s1ASE.-La Nouvelle- Orleans, scion
son habitude, chante. Sc bat. joue, trafque,
coquine, the, s'occupe de Warmoth. Ce NJ.
Warmoth, un ennemi des nors, un blanc
fort dontenx, un saltimbanque sans princi.
pes, etc faire me tournee gnbernatoriaIe en-
certaines paroisses de Ia Louisiana In Loui-
siane, all jour de p6ection, le renverra au
Missouri, ,3bien quill ait cherche a abriter So
peau naturelle sous la peau du lion Iouisianais
ct republican,. Atteudez, attended, ralliance
DIES honnetes blanas ct des honnetes noirs, ct
yons vcrrez comment on dsculotte les
paillasses.
-L'or est d 120et 121. II va tomber encore,
Metiez-vous, car c'est pour monter.
IL arrive des Chinois ia Ia Nouyelle-
Orleans.
NouvEAu MoSDE.-Les noirs de Ia vireiuie
ct des Carones emigrelt vers les Etats de
IeXtreme Sud, ct lis sont immediatemeut rem.
places par des travail|eurs bancs. Matiere
rtAexions. lie Frere Hyacinthe, ayant de
partir pour Europe, fait un discou,'s a New
York, I'm dscours quelque peu contraire an
ce'Ibat. Serious.n nous au printemps ?--Sher.
mann pretend qu'on peut tuer I'm Indien
avec impunite. te.-New-Y York ala afievre.-Grant
a homme, Stanton jnge a Ia Cour Supreme.
Humiliation pour qui?-TrumbuI, senateur,
dn comits judiciaire, a rapporte une resolution
jointe dec'arant que la Virginie droit a etre
representte au Congres.--La Chambre soc.
cupe du bill dc lasGtorgie. La Gaorgie ne
sera reconstruite qn 'apres une complete dis!o.
catlon.-lS canonnieres espagnoles sont par
ties de New w-YorA.-Pas de nouvelles de Cube,
-Desordres au Mexique.-Boutwell tripote
ayec lor.-B. Butler grimace la Chambre,
ct !ouche.--U. Grant funle maiestueusement.
NIEux MONDE Napoleon est bien, fume la
cigarette avec son moutard ct propose a
lEnrope I'm dasarmement.- lie canal de
Snez, CONNIE on lie disait, nest pas comble.
lie cardinal Matthew, rami de Proulhou.
porte IN message dn Pape Il Napo eon-Le
Conci!e ncu.ntniqne Sc reunit lie janvier,
jour des Rois. Les eyeques francais protestent
contre Intervention du Pape dams les deli.
btrations du Concile. Les espagnols SOU
tiennent le Pontife.-L'eyeque Dupanloup,
Monscigneur d'Orleans, appelle L. Veuillot
I'M ecrivaiu oil ct ceniu1cur.-En Esragne,
Prim declare que 81 le due de Genes refuse
le trone, comme Ia chose ell tout lair, le
gouvernement nc fayorisen pas une ripu-
Llique.-Les Lapons ont declare la guerre a
Ia Eussie, ct lis arment.
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Feuilleton du L0u;si0.,u;s.
LOUISIANAlSC.
-.O:--

Anna sentit conso!Ge.
L'audace de Louis await rempli son cnur dune
ivresse suave ct dun bonheur immense,
LIE baserNchaste du jeune homme await Cts lc
baiser des faneailles.
Anna Sc NIT d l6ver disbursement
Lesperance cmplissat son anne, lui donnah des
ailes lemportat aux mondes intiuis GU Ion pare
une langue divine
QUAINT Louis r6solu ct calme, il SO rcndit y
certain tripot myst6ricux CONNIE la Nouyelle- Or.
leans en possede tant.
N'est,ce pas dams un tripot gu on trouve un Tom
Tom jouait.
II etait en- train de detrousser habilemcnt nm
pauvre ct nalf ecoer de la vie, que lie diabe await
pousse all taudis des joueurs.
Celia s'appelle, en- jargon de gambler" nettoycr
, un homme.
Lapprenti, le 'green," snait crosses gouttes.
II perdait' perdat, perdait tonjours
LIE malheurenx en etat SON derner dollar.
lie dernier dollar dsparnt CONNIE les autres.
Monsieur ne joue plus dit Tom a l'uforuue
qu' Sc levait EN- chanceant 81 ces largent qui lui
manqne, quill ne Sc gene point Je suis centil-
homme' ct il est gentilhomme; sa parole me suflit.
Q"l salt la chance peut reyenr. II ne fau. ianas
desesp6rer.
Lihnocent vol6 allait s'asseor, reprenjlre les
csrtes, tenter fevreusement cette indcne fortune
au' ne favosise pas les innoccnts Qnand lhomme
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1cl' EFT LA.

Jury DE PoLIcE,-La dite Legislature parossiale
Sc yeunit lie derner sameli du mois.
Mons cspGrons qu'c!le magma pas d la l6gere,
la diable, il la ava CONNIE je tie pousse."
| La paroisse est endetee. Qu'ee songe eli aessc
! en- consequence, toutefois 6corcher trop les
conuibuabIes deja mordns par dtux chieus curages
/ rEtat ct !e Revenu Interieur.
La lev6e de GENTLY, depuis Nine. D. Perut
iusqua NJ, l.. Grandeury, est uuc protection
illusoire. ST lie feuve monte. 81 lie moiudre vent
! Quest souffle la levee tombe CONNIE un chateau
de cartes, rinondation emporte les masons des
parvres diables, les habitations Wellam, Lebour-
seois ct autles sont complement noyecs. RUNE
ct misere pour les uavail!eurs CONNIE pour les
planeuys.
Que jury de police sonse egalement celia. La
Legislature lni contere ceytains pouvoirs "ad hoe
II est anssi un point sur leque nous appeons
lat'entiou du dit jury.
Nous vonlons parler de meetings politiqucs a la
Maison de Cour
Pourquo des meetings dams lie temple de la
Justice, Pretoirc, dams un lieu sacrG ct consacre
Napprenons pas aux hommes mepriser ce qu est
respectable. 81 la justice est sanie, ie lieu OH Sc
rend la justice est comme I'M temple. Alors, pour
qnoi la toulc des politicians, dcs cracheurs, des
chquenrs, des hab,eurs, des hurleu,s, etc, all
i'retoirel Cest indecent. Que lc jury dc police
avise. Cette mesre de prohibition est republicaine.
Ellie est pour les bancs CONNIE pour les hommes de
couleur, pour les dtmocrates ccmme pour les radi-
caux, pour les republicans moderfs CONNIE pour
les rGpnbcans exae6r6s "une meme lo ct I'm
meme respect"
jury de Police, quill ne soft pas dit que vous avez
negIge les in,er6ts de la commnnaue. que vous
avez e6 les noirs contre DIES blancs, des blancs
contre des nos, des pavres cont,e les riches. des
riches comtre les pauvres. On vous demande de
lhonnetete, de la prohite du bon sens, ct IL cons
cience de ce que yous faes
Agissez lbremeut ct eonsciencieusemeut
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Noel N0uuea,,.


Plus Papa Nonns, lie successeur de Pierre.
LIE Vicaire de Dicu,
fayonne au Vatican, souveran sur Ia "pierre"
De l. Ctcrnel Saint Lieu
II regne sur la terre,
II regne pour les csux,
1T 81 ceSt un mysterc,
Celia men yaut que mieux.
De tous les points du monde il appe!le en- sa Rome
Les mitres, les crosses,
Les princes de Eglse, ct les Vertus gu On uomme
Cardinaux prelass6s.
Les faquins tot1.bonneut
tout corridor;
Les eslises rayonnent
Avec lcurs croix dor;
Les cloches carillonnent
DE tribord a blbord
Les preia;s hourguignonnent,
Ncrsan: plein bord;
Les L..fi'ls IevtiIionneut,
Encor pals encore;
Cest l'ivresse ct Ia ioic,
La puissance ct l,houneur,
LIE ve!uurs ct la soo,
La pourpre du Seignetlr
Et dependant il pleure,
II grelotte il est nu
Par tel fro;d, a telle heurc!
-Qui done I'm inconnu.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-12-25

LEvEE.-S la levee, depuis D. Pertuit usou'
L. Grandeory, nest pas reparee, epaulee ra6stole
dune faGon quelconque. nous parions 800 cont,
30 quelle sera emportee Ia crue prochane.
Citoyens, mettez cuottes bas car il sera questio
de nagcr.
POsTEs.-Nous lisons dams le "MeschacGbE,
notre voisin ct notre ami: ''Pas de Louisianas
cette semaiuc. A qui nous en- prendre! Pas redi
teur, sans aucun doute.''
Ou. voisin, dams notre intertt personnel, pour qu
nos abonnGs soient satsfaits de- notre ponctualitG
ann que Ton nous aime ct nous parone pour notr'
exactitude,, etc, nous nayons pas enyoy6 Il
"Louisanas."
| Employee ce moyen; recommandez.le vos con
fieres, etc.. vivent les Postes.
N. Grant dit qu'elles fonctionnent Acknowledgement
MEETISa.-1l y aura meeting politique e. radical
lie 1er:Janvier 1870, a Ia Maison de Cour.
Etrangc moyen de saluer l'ann6e nouvele.
Cest egalement commencer de bonne heure Ia
campagne electorate. Que voulez vous LIE radi-
ca'sme perd du terrain dans StJacques, ct il faut
rendre aux ddfaants la force ct energied des vieux
temps. reuss;ra.ton7 On ne fait plus vor trente-
six couieurs aux ctoycns de cousur, surtout ceux
qai ont leur residence, leur famille, eurs amis ic
L'antagonisme des races, CONNIE moyen, est use
Lhomme de coneur connait ses ams, ses patrons
vras, ses defenseurs reels.
qui s'adresse-til quand il est dams le besoin
1T qui done lui repond?
Qui lie protege en- toute Circumstance ct par tout
moyen convenable' Et qui done lui procure lie
travail ct la Remuneration equitable?
homme de couleur Sc salt Louisianais ct citoyen.
Pas plus men faut.
Quill Sc debauasse une bonne fois des yaets
tameliques qui montent au pouyoir en- grimpant sur
son dos quill fasse choix d'honnetes gems ct de
gems ntelligents pour officers publics, quill Sc fe
aux hom'lles gen6reux de sa race ct aux hommes
geneeux de la race blanche, ct la paix sera parmi
nous.
Plus de radicalis,ne.
Vive lie r6pubcansme de- lo1dre, de rhounatet6
ct de la justice
LlBRARlE.-Merci a NJ A. Simon, le populare
ct bienveillaut libraire du Passage lie la Bouyse,
pour envoi de journaux ct brochures.
La libralrie de NJ. A. Simon, ne fat pas nentir
sou tltrc. +" Cosmopolitaine."
Monsieur, nous vo,,s ayons envoy6 le nc 10 du
"Louisianais,' ct 81 la taute est quelqu'uu gu a
personne, cest d Ia 'Poste' Mais i. qui Sc plain.
Dire Tous les post-mastegs Giant innoceuts, &c est
la taute persoune.
RouLAlsoN.-M. J. Deynoodt, roule encore.
Sa recolte sera de plus de 600 boucauts de Sucse.
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NOS PRINCIPLES.

Rfpublque d'ordrc, dhonnelete ct d
jssiice.
Suffrage unirefsel pour tous, ercepte pou.
les crimtaels etles uagaAOnds.
Union dts Louistanais Jlancs el des Loui
sianais de coui,ur.
Education pour tous.
Plus de Carpe'.buegers poluiqucs en- Lou;
siane, nj de ragabonds fainedn,s.
Egafite poIitique enire les nQiuralises {,
les nafifs.
Appe's ct ovanres 4 TimmigraM laborieur
Respect a la loi.
L'honntie homme en- haui, ke mulhonneie
en- bas
la Louisiana doa tlre gouucynte par
Iho"netete ct Intelligence.
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stael e designait par cessmots: "de Ia m :.
dams des bas de sole" BartheIemy, le fouet.
tenr de Ia Nemesis, fappelait Judas impsn;tent.
Est-il possible de trouver un qualiAcatif Plus
vrai ct plus energiq"e que ce dernier? II est
des miserables qui ne peuvent pas Sc repentir.
Talleyrand itout jure, tout promis. tout
trahi.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-12-25

II est bien entendu quill ny pas de rcgle
sans exceptions. 'a'~
Ill est egalement biensentendu one chacun
peut Sc menager modestement le benefice de
Exception.
Et cependantD administration radicale est
une pourriture.
A 10 voirie! criait on aux Vitellius du Bas.
Empire
La r'''''e, c'est le fond du trou, ct le domaine
des equarisseurs.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-12-25

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