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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-02-05
1Cl EFT LA.

LEvEEs--Le feuve monte ct ses intentions s1nt
les peu pacfques
Que'ques hatitants dc GENTLY, voysnt que les
.rayailleurs pronis n'arrivaent pas, ont commence
rsfstoer eurs lev6es lis font ben Dieu yeue
que le rafstolage ne soft pas paisanterie pour
lie Mississippi colere Esptrons que le balm de
siege nous sera epargne
Mas ne comp.ons pas sur la Legislature.
Faut.il compter IL Jury de Police de Ia
paroisse Get egard, nous voyons une lettre
publiee ct sgnee par lie president de notre Jury
NJ. N Underwood Cette let,re porte nj date nj
lieu de date, mais ellie spprend que des efforts ont
etc fats pres du President des Travaux Publcs,
que promesse etc donude que la rfpslation des
levees s'efectuerat la baissp des eaux, que N. n.
Underwood II await janlais rfsgn6 ses fouctons dc
memhre du jury de police.
An suict de la baisse du fleuvc nous dsons que
lie Mississippi monte monte ct monte rapden'ent,
quill lie tsissera probablement plus consequent
ment qu' il taut compter nous.
A pyopos dc la resignation de NJ. n. Underwood,
lerreur Went du "Louisianais ct lie "Louisianais
la contesse humblement. II cyoyait, en- voyant la
nomination de NJ. f. Valentine, que NJ. n Under
wood, resident de la paroisse Baton Rouge, await
dome sa demission. Tn displacement coute, es,
penible peut vous con,rarier dams rexerccc de
deux devoirs.
Vra est done que NJ L. Valentine resident du
2cne ward, a etc nomne memtre du Jury pour lie
septieme ward. Pourqnoi pas lIshitcr la paroisse
est suffisante rason. Avec un peu de bonna volone
quoque lie feuve soft large ct profond, on lenjsmbe
radica,ement ct illegslite.
En- fin de compte. ctoyems ct amis, songeons
sereusement 6vter la noyade. Motions nous
rtcuvre sans plus tarder ct sans plus '.ionger."
Lean est terriblement froide, ct lie vieux Mescls
c6be emporterait nos temmes, entants, nos
cabanes ct nos carcasses dams la cyprerc aux
caImans.
jury DE PoLlcE.-Le dit Corps devait Sc r6unr
samedi dernier.
Personne he s'est rgGssnte.
lie Jury de police ma done iait aucun NAL dams
sa seance du 90 Janvier 1870.
TEMPERATURE.-Des puies abondantes ct con-
tnuelles ont, pour ainsi dire, pourr la terre. lie
plant de cannes commence a sc CATER Et Dieu salt
dependant, apres Ia fable recolte de lannee
derniere, que nous avons besoin de beau temps, de
travail ct de recoltes. Une mauvaise aimee serait
une RUNE generate ct complete. Ne point recolter,
payer des taxes CONNIE jan,ais gouvernemens
imperial nosa EN- imposer, s'agiter dams un
radcalisme antrepubicain ct perturbateur, que
fa"t-il de plus pour donner le coup de grace la
Louisiane1
GENTlLLY-On parle d'amtricaniser Gentilly
notre Vile. Comment donc9 Estce a dire que
parer le francais, atre Lousianais ct democratic
chantet Ia Marseillsise e, bose le via de la rie!!s
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-02-05
Nouvelles.

Lou1s1ANE.-Ce nest pas une Legislature,
mais bien une pitaudiere. Un porter du
Mechanics Institute, pour avoir dit que
chaque vote Sc yendait ct Sc payait, a faill
atre expnIs&. Personne ne sc. gene plus pom
parler ainsi: "Ils sont vendns, font fortune en-
pillant, rninent rEtat flitrissent Ia Loui,
siane, trahissent Ia repulnue. Ce sont des
gueux. A part quelque noirs, pent-atre bien
aussi quelques blancs, c'ess I'M tas de coqnins
sans vergogne." Dieu venile toutefois oue
celia ne soft pas Cependant un meeting
dindignation a-t-i| en- lieu lundi dernier a Ia
Nouvele Orleans, place Lafayette. GOOO
citoycns ttaient presents. La condnite des
Lsgis!ateurs eta danoncee dams les termes
les plus energiques, ct des resoutions d ,nn
caractere vraiment republican, ont ete votaes.
Celia mettra-t.il fin a determination ct au
scandae?
On gole tou;onrs Ia Nouvele- Orleans !;
on y assassine Gnelqne peu, pnis on y lagifere.
Par decision duj juge beaumont, de Ia 5eme
Cour de District les taxes d'Etat ne pourront
plus etre payees qu'en greenbacks.
NouvEAU MoNDE.-Le Congress siege Les
nouvelles de Cube paraissent mauvaises On dit
que les rGvolutionnaires ont perdu Guaimana, leur
capitale.-14a Virg;nie est rendue au gouvernement
civil, ct les mitaires NY ont plus le drolt du sabre.
lie Revenu Interieur ce gouffre, est tonionrs
Unsuitable ct beant 7-strong, de la Pennsylvania,
dot remplacer ntbn.-Grant fnme avec placidit6
ct indifference. Cdst vraiment un prtsident-soli-
veau.-Un bill pour la renegration du Mississippi
dams l'Union etc prtscnte an Congtes.
VIEux MONDE La France est sur un vocal,.
Les seances all Corps Legislatif sont orageuses.
Theirs yeut renverser le ministere Olivier lie
renversemen de NJ. Olivier ne sufit pas Ce NJ.
Olivier, mnistre du dernier Jour de l'empire,
adresse des circuaires aux procureurs g6neraux ct
parle en- petit potential Tros mos encore, ct Napo.
Icon, suivi de Maitre Ollver.... le Daim, prenlra
la route des empereurs Ell disponibi!ite. - Une
dfpeche tel6graphique nous apprcnd que l'arche-
vogue Alger est all6 4 Paris pour connaitre les
vues de Bonaparte sur rintail!ibili,6 du Pspe, ct
que lie ape spres rtponse du sire, aurat retire son
projet. Qu mieux que lie Pape connait son infa
bilitt OH sa fabit6 Pierre Bonapartc, qu'ou
nomme Atesse ct quest m-urtrier, Cert a Roche
fort qn'l lie trouverait toujours chez lui On salt
monsieur. ce que celia signfe.
L'Espagne est touours dams lagitation. On Sc
dispute aux Cortes, ct c'est tout Pourqnoi diabe
lie peupe men finit,il pas une bonne fois
lie prince dc Monaco fait cons, ruire une marine
mil:.a!re,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-02-05
NOS PRINCIPLES.

Rtpublique d'ordre, dhonnetcte ct de
jnstice.
Suffrage anipersel pour tous, ercepx pour
les crimine's ct les pagabonds.
Union ciuique des Louieiandis dlancs ct
des L.ouisianais de coulsur
Education pour tous
Plus de Carpe..baggers poli'iqucs en- Loui.
siane, nj de rngabonds faintants.
E;galik poiitique entire les ndiaral'sfs ct
les natifs.
Appsls etnuances d Immigrant ldborieur.
Respect d la lol
Lhonne,e Aommc en- haui 'e malhonntie
en- bas.
la Loui,ionc don tirc gourevnte par
IAoaneletc ct ris,eliige'.cc.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-02-05

c'est pnuyre. Travail de la pensee, travail du
bras, travail du cnur, travail sous toutes ses
formes ct dams tous ses ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
VOLTA la noblesse vraie, le devoir v6ritabIe, 10
liberte certaine, REIMBURSEMENT contre
lequel ne prevaudra jamais rimmoralite des
esclavages
II bien quelques exceptions a cette
regle. Tant pis.
II y bien encore quelques Louisianaises
qui travaillent ct sen plaignent. Nfais pour
quoi cette plainte? C'est du contraire quill
faudrait Sc p'aindre.
Quoiqu'il en- soft, gloire celes qui par
leurs @urres afirment la dignite. ie patrio.
tisme ct le droit
La Louisiana Ieur est reconnaissance.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-02-05

done meconnaitre ce qui est ecatant? Quand
vous etes huit ou dix, accroupies devant vos
cabanes, dormant ou vous soleillant Iaissant
passer Ia misere ct le vice par les trous de
vos haillons, peu meres, a peine epouses,
insouciantes a i'avenir, vivant au jour lie jour
ct sans dignits, vous nous faites pitie, ct nous
vous plaignons sincerement.
ReveiIlez-vous done ct sachez que vous
avez une Ame
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-02-05
Yin IS Whisksy.


To-
Je hais lhomme severe
tlui nous gourmanae en- vain:
lie sage emplit son verrc
D'esperance ct de win.
lie win rechauffs lame
TT rime en- mon cerveau;
Cest lesprit saint. la famine.
L'amour toujours nouveau.
l vons rend bon ct sage,
Point morose, charmant,
Fleurit yotre yisase
Dams acknowledgements.
C'est la vertu des hommes
TT lie lait des Wei laris:
II plat aux gentilshommes
Et rit aux babillards.
Son ivresse est claniante,
Joyeuse, douce All ceur;
C'est une Eve 9ui tentc
Un Adam, son vsinqueur.
Mais quel est done Get homme
Abruii, hourgeonnt.
Hmlant, blasphemant comme
Tn ignoble damne!
lla Ia levre impure,
L'nil has, point de cllapeau,
Et lie whiskay supure,
AN trayers de sa peau.
lie VOLTA qui cilancclle,
Qui vomit dams l'egoht,
Et s'endort sur Ia selle
Qui convient a son goat.
r n
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-02-05

La Conr Supreme de I'Etat de la Louisiana est
dun sans iacon veritablement Grange.
Croyez vons quinn diplon,e d avocat devre All
Texas on dams rArkal,sas, sous torme dstt,stst ton
de profession, ne lui snff pas.
Est-ce que les avocats du barreau louisauas sont
des aiyes!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-02-05

Connaissez-vous quelqu'un de rius vii u'un
homme vii
-Oui, celui qu lie fatte.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-02-05

In homme qui ment pour un profit quelconque
est IN yoleur, dit lie .Jr,ste.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-02-05
sausedi 5 Fevrier 1870.

arDureau du journal, pres du College JET
ierson, St-Jacques, rive gauche.
DOPour lettres, journaux, echanges ct pa-
pcfasscy, adressez a ConveM Post Office.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-02-05
SOUVENIR.
VERs BLo1s.

Une vox me Went de France voix du cnur ct
du souvenir,
Qu'eHs so.t Ia bieu,a:uee, .acels..le De mon
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-02-05

-Pourqnoi exhib.r dams sa yi,rere d. marchand
nn portrait de Troppnann . cote d, portrait de
Rnchefort7
| Mettez lie portrait de Napoleon III la place de
celui de Rocheinft.
lie de"x D6ccmbre fnt plus sar CLAN. que la
bouchere de Panti.l.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-02-05

! Nj JACuuET.-Nos reinforcement 4 NJ. Jacauet,
lie lorare oreanss, pour lenvoi de son int6ressaut
Ananach ct de pluseurs aures publications fran
CASES.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-02-05
Allons, enfants de la patrie. =

VoLs.-On vole dams notre voisinage. Les
depenses sont deyalis6es, les jardins sont piles ct
les es9uifs emprunes sans rien dire en,portent IL
bun
Pasbleu! Qnand on ne hit fien, lie faut. mas
manger' La Legislature, par une de ces lois
qu'ele salt 81 bien cont. .c,ionner, ne pourrait.ee
pas metre ordre a celia
, 1870-06-08
ADJUSTMENTS,


The improvement In the performance Of "Or-
pheuF," last evening, at the Dearborn Theatre,
over that Of Monday evening, was almost miracu-
lous. The bitches were MI smoothed over; the
curtain went up more promptly; the chorus made
some 1tempts at singing, and the sololsts nttel
INTO their parts admirably: while the presence Of
q Inrge and very enthusiastic audience lent atidt-
tonai spirit and dash to oil the artists The scene
tn hell, where Jupiter, Hama Syr, Pluto, and Euru
Lice sppear, commencing With the famous a.ia, "If
I we're King Of BRotia," and closing with the
and was tie gem Of the opern. In The grand
scenes which require massing, the stage is not
large enough for telling effects; but in this scene
the size Of the stage Is IN Its favor and brings the
audience entirely IN rapport with the performers.
Klein, Koch, kost, and hhnissa 1--WE give Canlssa
the benent of K) made up an e1st1nbe equal to
the best efforts OF the French troupe, and were
The mounting Of the opera throughout is nlmsra-
bic, and those who attend this evening Will be re-
pald with most enjoyable performance. !.
THK 0rERA H0CSE. ;
given for the second titae last evening to good
audience, and differed in no material respect
from the nrst performance, except that It ran
more smoothly, and gained ia point Of time
stupid, the ballet Just as sangash, the legs Just
US lathy, and the costumes and scenic effects aat
as brilliant and dazzling n,In,z In fact the the
speesac,c asfss arc whlsS as 0Rs NY Pe cam Honestly
praise, and these arc admirable, and even surpaSs
anything which We have had here before: u
lnsneas management and for the skin of the
st2Ee management that 1t passes OIL so WelL Al!.
| sc can only express the wish that such energy
,her branch OF theatrical business more praise
| worthy than that OF legs. The spectacle will be
epeated this evening:
"she stoops to Conquer" was greeted again
last evening with large andl.1ce, anl the old
, 1870-06-08
THE NATIONAL GAME.
An Indifferent Contest Bctwcrn thc White
SlockluAA and Garden ttftys-t:nn,r4
In the East.

Probably owing to the insufficient announce
rncnt Of the game, very small attendance Of pco-
Pile witnessed The match played on yesterday af-
tefnOon at Dexter Park, between the White
Stockings and Garden Citya 1t WAS Just IS well
that the spectators were few, tor the game was
neither interesting to anybody nor crtlltahle to
the Chicago Club Il was hoped auu expected that
The Garden City nine w1NlI allow Mcyerle to pitch
for them, n order to give the other slide practice
against swift pitching, and the fact that they re-
fused TO yield so sLnail point for the benefit OF
iheIr opponents although the arrangement woul
have materially strengthened their own team
had tendency 10 render the White Stockings tn
nothing 70 gain By T. Therefore, shey played but
poorly, not even taking the trouble to hat Ogeu's
pitching to the extent they might have done, OF
frequently have done heretofore. Neither was the
pl8y OF the Garden Ctys at all credItable. 1hcy
hated hut poorly. and deserved about three runs
less play and frequent mufrng OF the other side
Tie Garden Citys erred in suppOsIne that refusal
to confer q benefit upon the Whts Stockings and
m inferior game In consequence, wonlI reject
ctctlitahly upon Themselves Not standing IN the
position OF competitors for fame with the pro-
Eesstonals. generous interest In their advantage
would have done tho conceIlng party no harm,
to say the eaat The first TWO innings Of the game
were played with but eight men iIy the White
Stockings King having been unavo!dably detained
III reaching the grounds. This Will account for
bis small showing In the score. Upon his arrival
he took his position behind the lat, wlierc he
proved how valuable md reliable change catcher
The club has In him. During the game red hot
would have been SUFFICIENT TO have ulss.lel most
nther players for ny or SO ut lest but TO him II
WIS mere trivial circhmstac zee, and he proceeIc]
with hia work as though nothing, albeit the optic
tcsemhled lnm AAe. . few minutes after Mace
| had SHOT out with his lett Below Il
, 1870-06-08

The friends OF Mlss +. H. Churchill, arpreciating
her rare ability as dramatic and social reader,
will give her q Complimentary SOtrcc, at the
music rooms Of Lyon Ilealy, On Moudny evening,
June 13. The entertainment will, doubtless, Be
musical names as Mr. Alfred II. peasc, Miss Helm
EichE, Miss Adams, ME. Arthur, and Il. FurIong.
while Nils Churchill will rcal Some OF her choicest
sefecttCIs. The full programme will aDpeaE liz
SUNDAYS THlBCEE- Tickets for sale at Lyon i
Healy's.
On Friilay evening very pleasant strnwpcuy
festival Is 10 be held at the Carpenter School, for
the purpose Of raising money to procure plano
for the school The arrangements which hare
been made for carrying out the affair are excel
lent, and there Is l0 doubt that the people who
attend viii have pleasant time and the children
will get their plano.
--Tht lunch served by the ladies' Of the Taber-
nac1e Church. yesterday, at Falwell Hail. did them
,ntlch credit, anil met with good patronage
Music by = Fart OF Sevans' band enllvened the
occasion, ana all went merry rs Q marriage bell
The lunches will be continued during the week,
from ~ N. to p. m. .-.----.-
The Fox River Association Of UniVcrsa1ists
meets Tomorrow at the Church Of the Redeemer,
West Washington street The Occasional Sermon
Will be preached, In tho evening, Dy ltev. a s.
Gardner. Services at ION a. ln+ and ~ P. H.
-The Ellsworth ZouRves will hold special
meeting at their headquarters, this evening, at s
The ladies' Of the Park Avenue Church will
give their annual strawberry festival Tomorrow
evening.
On yesterday, At about 2 =. M, while engaged
in erecting one Of Keedys patent hoisttng mn.
cAines In the store No. 81 Snuth Water street, one
Of The morkucn, William Faulkner, residing At
Nm, $40 West HARRISON street, fell from the third
floor into the basement His injuries were con-
<ItI4red fatal Al last accounts he was improving,
aud will probably recover.
, 1870-06-08
AFTERNOON SESSION.
MORNING SESSION.


A"s T.gitm nS1c.I' xStnovv s''
Dr. s. ". Cote, Of Massachusetts, read q paper
ep ,na Tea en- as
sosss ana and sss III Il ms subject
psks = %sssa ~ II s1sesss
q saw Ter ee ~ 'ae 5o1
~ona Ike 10 bave Ss something % t. say % apea them @
w6is taei5 minds veTe fIesS q the subject -
ers imiie 10 NJ s tnptes aaa 'ne s@e Oh speak
Dr. PTatt, OF illinois, offered resolution that M
paper should oecupy over 1lfteen minutes u read,
The rcsolution was carried.
=. r.,,,,. Bo4Hn o. R,9'E Of cEssoss; ss,.s.., ~,
ega oemmended W the % names Of an fnlne @ practtsne S
PyseaRs III R,'4 Tas5 sre 5oSws
.nawses, ~ Il. D., chicago: T. r. Stout, Il D., tcei.
Sa%ef T. b. E ce|1S0! STSs u os R fsfssS e:5
P Jasssgny4llf a19 11Ipo,S; E 4 B5a1!3lasd ?.
Whitlngtou, 81 p, Windsor, New Jersey WIN.
N. Gwynu, n. D, 1hroopsyille, New York;
AnEustus 9: Hn1lIt u. y bnialo. new YORK;
Paw, Michigan; Benz Il. Cheney, Il D., Chicago;
=. J. AoeI'. r. y. harrington, 70; a. U. L.
sa0s|t IL Oss " utc hltItI3 ~ ~ " " IcaLult jl
D., Alliance, Q. X B. johnson, n. D., Rarcnns,
q: David =. Gardiner, M. D., Dor1sntoWn, y. T.;
g. A. Gordon, y. D., Salem, O.; E 3. Graham,
n. D., Three Rivers, Mich; E. II. King, N. D.,
Clinton, Iowa; F. A. Van Lew. n. D.. Aurora;
Ill; ?. u. Worley, NJ. D., Davenport,
Iowa. Willis DansOrth, Chicago, III; II.
r. D1glev, NJ. D., Mnr5hall, Mich; 8.
Z TTtrt, u. D., Wilmington, Ill; E. ".
Butte, n. D., Evansville, Wis: A. Manley Pier
sons, NJ. D., New York city: ". &. Doaue, n. D.,
Wllliiamsl0r,, Pa; Alfred ". Woodward, n D.,
Chicago; Frai,k Il. Thomas, n. D., New York
city; D. Frank Belts, NJ. H.. Philadelpha, Pa !;
c. Grosvener, II. b., Chicago; Charles D. Far
bank: NJ: D., OTTAWA, Ill; W. z Sanders, n. .,
Cleveland, o.; John A. Hubinger. y. D.
Glendall, O.: William c.. Leach, II. D.,
Cincinnati, Ohio: James ". Savage, 81. D., Wis
cassctt, Maine: Samuel Howard Worcester, N. D.,
Salem, Mass; D. g. Curtis N. D., Masson,
Ohio; Peter 3. uoyt, II. D., Charlottesville, Ill !;
George y. Perrine. N. D., Milwaukee, Wis; Il.
Il. Van Norman, n D., Ashi8buia, Ohlo: Il F.
Baker II, D.. Dayeuport Iowa. F. Patcheu
II. D.. Fond du Lacs Wis. Alfred H. Hills
II, D.. New York CITY: Alvin Daviey. M. b. '
Marrhnli. Mich. & H. fn1nrr. M. n EnnrthnrId
II tl X Rar.1en II n Ttorn po Tnhn r
Ei,rex IT. T.. Wh,oatnn III assr,r,a = x iJnnjn.
cnfr II r. s.1am N V' ~ ~ II H"it u n ~ XII
co". II iioTsco an ., y. ml ~ -. -, ~,
, 1870-06-08

6yueite4, Mr. Barry and LeAoyne md the
whole admirable cast were greeted MIR m entbu-
This sterling old plsy hss made An immense lii,
NTICH1ME.
Jennie Hight, in the ~ French SpY,r for this eve
ming. From the appearance Of the audiences. the
Play Of High Spy would be quite as nro1tabie.
, 1870-06-08

Among the arrivals at the Sherman House, yes.
ter1ny, were the following: Hon. G. Monckton,
England; Colonel u. Hutton, England; Dr. Doug
Faneret, E Faneret, New Orleans: Daniel Z: Day,
Hitchcock. Omaha; R u. Rowland, San Fran
Briggs, Omaha; James aturges, Boston; r Ham
ero, China. hchar,s ?. Hammond, Henry F. Will
tams, San francisco; George Kroeple!n, Hamburg,
Ferry, u. S. A.; Dr. H. Shen1eid, Nashville; A 8.
Jewell, 7. S. D0remus, New York.
Among the arrivals at the St James Hotel,yes-
kee; o. Reynolds, Il, D. Gable, Indianapolis; John
II. Mccall, Rochester; ". b. Hanscombe, La
crosse;; y; F STARK, Ef1e: T. J. Psa5sall, sara-
" chittenden, GAINESVILLE; E P. Cook, Gendota;
E. Collins, Burlington; n. Duryea, Clinton; j. A.
johnson, Madison: A ., Morse, Boston; 4 G.
Cara Ga1tiner, IT, Jonesville, % Mich: il. J. Woodward M 4
Goldwater; D: 8. Mi,sgrase. E. Davis, Peru; J. n
nua1,p, Syracuse,
Among The arrivals at The Briggs House, yes:
Billings, GsesourE; L 9. Capron, Plymouth: E.
Indianapolis; Dr. Sheldon, Syracuse; DE. Y. p
MsAtlss, KoskfoF,: 9; 4: B!!llnKs Troy; ]; G
quette; G. E. Cleveland, Mankato Uaioa L s
GrdHay, Freeport; D. &. Allen, Wisconsin, W. D.
Fn5 ssn4Hasky HnS: 3 ayS wst ty tyyHn M5S 5;o
P. Wild, Syracuse; Robert Bosd, Colorado
Among the arrivals at the fremont House,
yesterday, were the following: General Charlet
Black, Champaign; Dr.. ]. A. Robertson, Jackson
Dr. F.: West. New York; Ds. G. q: Wilson, MeLt
deD, e.; ". n. Camp, r. e. Ft ". r: r q
Cleveland: Dr. j. p. Dake, Nashville; Dr.. +. r
Allen, Dr. F. il. Thomas, New York; Frank G.
Noyes, Iowa: g. ". Armstrong. 81. Paul: Gen
journal; Dr. ". Dhlm, Mid1lettwn, Ohio; Geo
u. Foster, Milwaukee; Dr. C. 7. Wilbur. Jackson
vile; George F. Potter, Washington, D. C.; Dr. S
j. Bumsteal, pekin.
, 1870-06-08

Supervisors Pahlman, sauter. Sanders, Roanot
and Waite, Committee on Public Buildings OF the
BoaIn OF Supervisors, have fssned the following
significant notice to the public: "The under
signed Committee on Public Buildings would pre-
TO be held. and all other pulc meetings. would lie
held somewhere else than In the Court House, as
the rooms are undergoing. repairs, and It viii not
House."
, 1870-06-08

GUARDIANSHIP.
Louisa T1mE1 WIS appointed guardian OF johann
T:mm uDdcrsboud Of s, ZOO.
, 1870-06-08
HELP wANrm-FEMALEa,

HELF "AWIEU-EEAAIA
Miscellaneous.
"AETED-A LADY COPYIST MUST BE
" PlAn aud rapid pcunsap. Address. with specimen,
WrAETKD-A GOOD PROTESTANT GIRL TO
" take charge Of invalid lsdy and astAt in light
work. Apply # 70 Xichigan-av. toeiAy tWtdntsdas>
WAETED-TO-DAY, 8 GIRLS WITH SEWING
W mAchiue1; ldfn'nG room Fir!A; 2eh2mher girls;
eecond Ktr: dIrsstuaker: seAmstrrss for private
family and u girls for general work German, Sweds
md horWegian gill. can always get employment. No.
30 Hnpdolph-at, Room Is.
, 1870-06-08
Window Screens.

$Ie-cloth window screens arc again coming III
demand. Persona wanting them should 60 to the
pioneers In the trade, Meszrs. Evans Co., No 901
Lake street and No. As Stass street who have fn-
Painted wire-cloth furnished At IS cents per yard.
The trade are lilerally dealt with
, 1870-06-08
BUsIKES NOTICES.

There In good authority for stating
that In this country one adult out Of every six dIes
OF consumption; and, indeed, SO prevalent and 50
fatal has thus disease become that it Ia Dreaded o.
formative stages, ali pulmonary complaints may
be readily controlled BY resottinR promptly to the
E1pectorant Of DR.. D. Jayne, which sootnes and
nation and cleansing them and the lungs ot oil
impurities. It IS certain remedy for coughs aud
colds, which, when left to themselves, frequently
bring on pulmonary complaints, and 1t cures bron-
chltis enectualy, II taken IN time, and the drec-
ttons strictly followed. 1t las maintained its rep
utat1on aa a aratiye for over quarter OF q cen
diseases, or any Of the symptoms Of bronchitis or
asthma, will at once Rive this standard remedy q
trial they will never regret It Sold every where.
, 1870-06-08

The Best and Original Tonic OF
Iron--Thosphorus ani Calisay1, known rs FcTo
restores color to the blood, the phosphorus re-
news waste OF the nerve tissue, anil the raltsaya
gives naturn hcalthfu tone to the tlIgestire OF.
gans, thereby curing dyspepsia In its various FORMS
Hakefulness, general debility depression Of spir.
Its; also the best preventative against fever and
Co., New York. Sold by druggists,
, 1870-06-08

Mothers, during yonF crli1ass second
summer, you Will hnu Mrs. Wfnslow's Soothing
Syrup an Invaluable friend 1t eures lJsentery
and diarrhna, regulates the stomach and bowels,
cures wind collie, sottens the gums, reduces III.
lamnlatton, and gives tune and energy to the
whole. syseul. In almost every instance, where
the infant is suffering from pain aua exhaustion
relief will he found In fifteen or twenty minutes
after the Soothing Syrup has been administered
Do not fail to procure It