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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
Outrageous Falsehoods.

The attention of every good citizen ci the Territory of Arizona, is directed to the follow inc ha.e fa,.ehoois and foul islanders, which appeared in Delegate McCormick's Tucson organ. of November 18th. These falsehoods and islanders, upon some of our best citizens, are now on their travels over the country, and will be used to blackcn the fair fame of the Territory, and keep people from coming Acre. People of Arizona of both parties ~ill you, can you by your silence, indorse these foul slaader.. Leaders of the oppos,- tioa against Mccormick. make tbc vile slan derer s~allew hi. liek Let the scoundrel be denounced by the people of every town and settlement in Arizona, and the character of :he people of this fair Territory yindicated from the stigma which lying carpet-bag officials nave attempted to place upoa 1t. Here are the charges, word for word;
 "it is rare tha; we exalt over a be so bad ly beaten, but in a long experience in politics, we never encountered such thoroughly bad opposition. It has had for it's leaders murder CTS, thosS b9nished from other Territories by popular and just fury, itinersHt vaEabOhds and bummers that ia we'll regulated com munities would have been arrested as vicious vagrants, unparalleled liars, &c., &c. They have hesitated at circulating nothing that de- prayed minds could conceive, which they imagined would misrepresens and damage :se;F opponents. and mislead the people. The better the man, the more ialsaly aud nlaiig- nantly they assailed him. They boasted oi theft which they did not commit, but which they believed they had They started ou, by threats of killing and violen, crushing o one and another kind. They wholly avoided manly or even ordinary opposition. Wha they did not do or say to carry their points they failed to think of"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
Vexations.

We are out of all patience with some of the men who handle and carry U. S mails. Letter after letter reaches us from slbscri- bers, complaining that their papers do not reach them. One from Geo. A. Johnson & Co, Fort Yuma is to the effect that copy of the MINER had not been received for tso weeks previous to November 27. Another from Camp McDowell, says no MINERS were received there last week Now, this is aggra- vating to Us and our subscribers, and we beg McCormick's postmasters to cease stabbing US in this way. It is cowardly.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10

T8E TuCsoS Citizen is the title of new Republican paper started at Tucson, the cap itai of Arizona Territory, by John wassoh, Esq, formerly of this place. The Citizen is live paper, and goes after the secesh Dem ocracy, the rebs, bushwhackers and Apaches with sharp stick.--Hap,boldt (yseada) Reg- iser.
 We publish this puff of our contemporary free of cost, so AS to sound the praise it gets from abroad, at home, among the seccsh Democracy, the Rebs, Bushwhackers and Apaches," who will, of course, pass in thcir pisythings, so soon as they learn that John Wasson is after them with a sharp stick.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
From the South.

From the Tucson papers of the 26,h, wc learn that Mccormick had gone to Washing. ton, ria New Mexico; that Lieutenants Cushing and Bourke, and their command. had returned, that Lazsrd < Yerkes' steam saw-milI, near Camp Crittenden, had been burned; that Governor Stafford had some more guns and school-books to distribute. and that nti-McCormickites, of Prescott and vicinity will soon have an immense printing establishment here at Prescott, with which they hoIe to Aill tue MINER. Bah:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
New Magazine.

We have received No l, vol l, of 4The California iiorticuiturist and Floral Magazine, 2 monthly publication devoted to the cultiva- ton Of trees, flowers, fruits and vegetables, and to landscape, ornamental and market gardening. Published by F. A. Miller < Co, 4ls kearny street, San Francisco, Cal, and by them furnished tc subscriber at q per year. Having glanced over its contents, and found them new and fO the point, we cannot but think that there is room on this coast for this new publication, and that it wiIl hlI a very worthy field
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
Radical Dodge.

The defeated Radicals of Nevada are hug 'ging the dclrsion that they can corrupt the Government officials engaged in running boundary lines, 90 as 10 place Pioche City, which gave Democratic majority, in Utah, and then, mind you, Fitch and others would its elected. What fair-minded ehaps these Radicals must be!
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10

WAssox, McCormick's rai.', says free trade with Mexico would destroy the business and s~operty of every farmer south of the Gila. Then, why not stop the Mccormickites of Tucson from trading with Sonora, and snug gling goods through her Territory. Again, tt ss z pity that Mccormick didn't take this sta,ennanlike view of the question when be was in Sonora, negotiating for free trade !
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
Better Prospects Ahead--More
 Recruits Coming.

We learn, from reliable sources, that about Juo more recruits are now on their way to tlie Territory, and the knowledge thereof pleases us nightly, for we know that she companies BOW here wili then be pretty well filled up, and able to dc something in the way of scouting and fighting.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
Plenty of Grass, Water and Wood on the Entira p..

he pubic ssI nearly In coun healthy well supplied rom hostile ndans aud b besides nearly not 300 miles nTOutc n, ttenent and of
 
 grafton ane of stock As high  bc
 
  which compiled
 
 Omlese inc Nesi Q first cam ng
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
A King, at Last

Old Spain has brand new King, in the person of the Duke of Aosto, who was pro- claimed by tue President of the Cor;es, on inc I7th ut. Not being acquainted with Mr. Aosts, we cannot say more regarding him than that he has secured good, paying joh, provided it la,ts long time.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
"An Old Indian Fighter.

The Kansas City Missouri Tiass go; hold of one of the above cataraeters," short time ago, and reports him as having said that he hailed from Arizona had house full of Indian wives and ten acre lot of children. He gave his name as John Forbisher, and we rather guess he played" the TaAes reporter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
Industrial Exhibition.

The Eighth Industrial Exhibition of the Mechanics Institute, San Francisco, will be opened August 10th, ls7l Hope some citizen or citizens Of Arizopa will commences now, making mineral and other collections, for this fair.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

TRrAsrRER's. OFFICE L T E CoCSTs oF YAS"AlI County warrants, Nemhers sf, .S. 'n v, .1 Id i, s2 sa s5 a ss and s7 and Jail BoBds seaesn ., " 7e and 7s win hs psld afon ffesrn'AhSA s' '-- iHteres sill ceass ffe@ dsie s.,x coxy.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
Administrator Netiee. Estate of A. c. DUNN, Deceased

IN THE PROBATE COURT. COUNTY of fs''' | psai. Tefitory sf Arnrns.
 Notice is hereby given 10 fse credfioFs z fsa - - .oa. having e,sfs egainss said sstsis io rsS nt - ,o the unfersignsi sdminissrutT. a ffescod county within one year tsuuu ihis daie, All pereaas indebted io tAe sAid ss'as Afs 'Tf9~ asaie immediate paymsn, io save eos., ,,,,ssyr Prescott, 4. r.. Ney. es. ls7o: AdEhS'
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
Colorado Steam Navigation Co.

foKT YUMA, Cal, Nov. g. ISsO. A finhay hereby sPfo'aied AFeus sf the cslsrado steam Aaygaton LonsTany, si lurs= in place 0i E D fH'te rs.tgpea. A. POLHAAUS, Jk hF5StJ aaF' Baf<rih asne.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10

WIPte Wekenburg wihn hcp AS Prescott also eandTu "a by blowing th- onroad
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
sroLEN.--sso.oo REWARD

s,olss ho ]. D, Proes woea s es'n 1ic. Srssd.d z bay Horss with uhiis legs ssa a S .i ls T4id fe les turn os its hosss sad the slffssens'S' b. rRIet the thief ~ ah
 rresegs, pse ], is5o
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
AUCTION SALE.
r......., s.Aa,.s. w...,.s Apparel, ...

Win be sold SATURDAY, DECEMBER TO- ls70 in froat of R. hsahssas sss. Prescott all PersOnal Property heiO1gDE o tbs late klirn L. StaekhOass consisting flne fuTptuTe Bedding, Wearing Apparel Jewelry sic among which two beauifu JaIsnsse Cablast bosss and splendid Ladies Gald Waaeh and CAsis Sale ia commence at o'clock P. M
 Prescott. November gl, ls70. nv9s41
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
Legal Tenders.

Latest quotations are as follows, Buying. g0j selling, 903f.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
MERRY CHRISTMAS.

r.., eo.,,,,,s panA respectfully an'os',s, saSs, ,hss ilI g,re taIl .i b. Mosilsrs ssioo., "a usis night December 23d No rains vill ee .Is,s ,.s ,sss ,is the har ef ,ss ssasoa, gss'fs h'" COMMITTEE oF AsHAsorsEsIs -,,ss ID u.,x,.,s g. EIiiosi, E J. Cesk L., y L Ss. | U Bshan. J. H Marion. Pr.seoa A, D po,.,, case esbprE; r. oshriel, kiItiasd sAlfy' ," Valley.
 c. D. EesdsIi. ,. r. Hargfsvs' =
 TcKgrs:--sl2O0 including ssrfs''
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
THIRTY-FiFrH PARALLEL Rourr

The Shortest and Best Route from the Southern ea m tern states to the states and Territories of the The Only Route Over Which Large Trains and Hera :. Can be Driven, Without Suffering and Lose fu fr Si
 of Food and Drink 'iom Lack
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
woTicE.

All p<rsa. inAsaaed to c. A. I.sss H'a s .sss C. A. Lake & Co. respectfully fe4'' their aoo0sats ~ithsut aslay, o .sttyEkc
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
Lo.o.P., ARIZONA LODGE, NO. l.

s1<t3<ts. Regular Meetings Of this Lodge ca Wed. H<eF pssdsy Evenings, ., Masonic Haii Msm.
 bsrs of the Order. ia good standing. gre invited to atend. .y TT a nryP S A. ' l. COOK Rg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10

water. grass aud wood scarce. plenty oi poor water, good grass asd ann, ,,-,
 Evod water, grass goad, no wood aH grass. watss and wood " f.
 
 n water scarce In dry season. pras. inc pine tinber, water and er.ss s.le,,, faI water 'n tanss, scarce in dtJ sesson. vy,.. .,s Fen'y good water and grsss, wood seares Ds,, ',.
 grass and wood VI n Hi ft E. plenty of poor water. good grass, wood se,,,.
 tair water, grass plenty, wood sear, Whtef srSssr In dry seaAon, wood and vya.s tam, plenty Of water by digging ? fee, In ,sj ,T and wood scarce ~ .s ~ ''''A s-' plenty oi HateT. gTass and wood
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-10
pleiiiy wood. waiter and s.sss- - plenty wood, and erAss, so waier.
 C Mats.,- a,..l .<-...

runnlne ssisr most oi the yeaS. gYas. xee4 .l..., weed, == si sad grass in abundance.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-08-06

miliciens refuserent de livrer les prison
niers ct continuerent leur marche triom.
phale vers la demeure du Juge- general
L'affaire devait paraftre heures,
Ia maison de cour.
La foule sc porta 4 la maison de Cour
Rien, rien, rien.
M. F. P. Poche await ferement invo.
que Ia loi
LIE juge await relache les prisonniera
sans "bond," sans cautionnement.
Et nous disons en- bon francais:
Sommes-nous sous 10 loi martiale -!
Depuis quand la milice existe-t-elle
Ordre sup6rieur etc donne d'enr6lel
Ia milice; mais enr6ler ne signife pas
armer, equiper, "driller," commander
faire un corps de miliciens exclusive.
ment noirs. Enr6ler signifie prendre
les noms de tous les citoyens tombant
sous FACTION de Ia loi.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-08-06

des hesitations Sc sont produites.
On a parl6 vaguement de la posi-
bilit6 dune abdication du roi Gull
laume or, on salt que le prince
royal est l'adversaire declare de
M. de Bismarck une abdication
eQuivaudrait done a un change
ment complet de politique. &C.
pendant, les chooses sont trop
avanc6es pour qu'une reculade
soft actuellement possible. II
pourrait SO faire qu'apres la perte
dune grande bataille, lie roi Gull
laume, qui d&ja 73 ans, fnt dis
pose a c6der la place a son fils
Frederic Guillaume, ct a lui lais-
ser le soin d'obtenir pour Ia
Prusse les meilleures conditions
possibles en- sacrifant M. de Bis
marck.
Ce ne sont Ia, q vrai dire, que
des conjectures. Les 4venements
militaires peuvent amener des
situations totatement 'imprevues,
ct il faut attendre patiemment
l'issue de cette lutte, en- souhai-
tant, all nom de phumanit6, que
les parties bellig6rantes, apres
avoir fait Pessai de leurs forces ct
de leurs terribles moyens de des-
truction, &coutent la voix de la
sagesse ct de 10 moderation en-
concluant une paix sur des bases
equitables ct propres. q assurer,
pendant de tongues ann6es, la
tranquillit6 en- Europe.
Pour lie moment, nous pretons
poreille avec anxi6t6 aux 6chos
que les fils t9l6graphiques nous
transmettent des berds du Rhin.
LIE bruit du premier coup de ca
non retentira dams bien des occurs
de ce cote de l'Atlantique.
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dun cent pour chaque centaine contenue
dams les boites.
Les cartes jouer patent $ cents par
paquet de So cartes.
Les boites de conserves de viande, de
legumes, de fruits, de sauces, etc, doivent
payer IN cent par deux l'vres de pods.
Les con>erves de poissons sont affi anchies
de Ia take.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-08-06

lie corporal Bridet mecentent de ses quatre
hommee, leur tait, dams la chanbree, la lecture
du ConstttuhOnnet
Attention. vous autres Voici quon parle
du marechal LIE B9uf!
Et il lit:
"Le ministre de Ia guerre repondu FORA
teur de Popposition Son improvisation energi
que ct subssantiele obtenu un success hor"
ligne !-...-:
Ou'est.ce que est que ce journal qui veut nae
caniser les fantassins! Hors de la ligne, IL ny
q pas de- succes!
The Opelousas courier., 1870-08-06
La Reduction des Impots.
[Du Messager Franco -Amer;cain.l

Du Messenger Franco -Ansericaia.
LIE Congress, par l'adoption du Tar and
Tariff Bill, Went d'abo!ir dun seul coup
pour soixante. dix sept millions d'impdts.
II fait disparaitre la plus grande partie
des Internal 1arcs il a aussi op6re quel.
qaes reductions sur lee droits de douans.
LIE nouvenu bill 90 compose de deux par.
ties bien distsnctes, la premiere qui Sc rap
porte au Revsnu Interieur, ct Ia seconde
aux droits de douanes.
Occupons. d'abord de Ia premiere,
qui prendra cours le ler octobre proclaim.
Les Internal Tares qui ont etc rauinte.
nues sont cel'es qui pasent sur les banques
ct sur Ia fabrication ct la vente des Ii.
queurs, des bieres ct des tabacs, le droit de
timbre, ct l'ineone tar ou iimp6t sur Ie re.
venu, qui est diminue de meiti6 ct qui sera
entiercment aboIi dams deux ans.
Voici ie relieve des impots qui seront
preleves desormais:
TAXES SUR La PRODUCTION.
AIes, bieres, 'ager-beer, porter ct antres
|iqueurs fermentees, par bariI de 80 gal
Ions, un dollar;
Cigares de toute espece, par mile, cinq
dollars; cette lake est perGue sur leo ciga.
res importes, en- sus des drpits de dooane.
Cigarettes ne peasant pas pl"s de trois
livres pat mile, 81 80 par mile;
ditto, peasant plus do trois livres par mil
le, IS par mile; /. :
Spiritueux, sIcooI, whisky, eau.de.yie
de raisin, fabriques dams lie pays, cinquan
to cents par gallon
limitations dc Wins ct De champagne
faites avec du raisin, des groseilIes, de Ia
rhubarbe ou dee bales recoltes aux Etats
Unis, ct quel que soft ls nom sous leque
on los vend, SO par douzaine dc bouteilles
dun quart, ct 50 per douzaine de bouto'l
les dune pipte; -. ..-..~s.
Tabacs % .feuilles. fumer, a priser OF
i cl,iquer, manufactures avec du sabac OF
d'sutres materianx, trente-deux cents pal
Iivre 81 les materiaux employees scnt des
debris de feuilles 90 de tiges, Ia take est d.
16 cents.
GAG 4 b,tller. lossque le produit dc l'usi
no ne depssse pas a0o, 600 pieds cubes pa
mois, 10 cents par 1000 pisds cubes;
ditto. lorsque 10 produit apeusuel do l'usi
ne ne depasse pas SOC, 600 pieds cubes, /:
cents par 1000 pieds cubes.
ditto, Iorsqne le produit mensuel nc de-
passs pas 100000 dc pieds cubes, 2t
cents par 1000 pieds cubes;
ditto, lossque le produit naensuel de- pass
5000, 900 do pisds eubes, Is cents paI
1000 pieds cubes.
BARQuEs gT BAEQuIgRs.
Banques: sur le monsant noyen de-
dep6,s. / pour cent par an, payable pal
fractions mensaesles;
Dite, sur Ia pertie du capital non places
on obligations des Etass- Uois, 4 pou'
cent;
ditto, sur ls montant mayen des billet'
en- circulation, un pour cent.
ditto, sur 10 quansitt de biIIets ennis al
della de 90 pour cent do capital, 2 Pou'
cent addieioaneIs; .
Ditto, sur les biIless ennis Pas des banque'
d'Etas, 10 pour cent. ...
Banquiess ct brokers', SIR les vsnees q
les contrats de vente de valeurs, dor, d.
lingo,s, Dc billets ordre, etc. un pou' CEN
du montant de ces veates.
DRorrs DE. PArENrE (LicEEcE) ET TAXES
,,s#ta< sPxcIAEEs.
B,asssaEs, Pa'ssts de $500 par an.
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sNous lissns daas le Losissaaais de g.
neai: *'4s '''SA-'NS> e -.s =. .-..s..... y. q. .
HAUTs FATS DE Ia RlLlCE.--Les be.
tises deviennent soavent sdes choses se.
f.hhst pas bcn eue des insensks ob&-
iasshk Aun 'in1tinct naanvais, / un con-
selseRds 0n 1 & nns vanit4 niaise.
tput 90, 4 ny b qu'une 4me infsr'
naie &uglika Qql Ruiase, B cette heure
"a lh p0as sOas, axciteRt l'antAgohis-
aeeA sAees % iEriaers 10 lnsir eontFe 10
u HAAM b sd .gsSs u F#
Voiei lss lastss III 'E1f tssss .a.s z. - ~. ~
heA dsrnier, dea miliciens Doirs, ar
I ID 6qnipAs, eoznlnand6s,
lef mt 4 la sopguer rXns, paEtie info
taeaEe 40 BOtfe pafoisee. Ii ha1 a11
Lave. ehaHAIv abeas0ala bgMtA~
,ss NJ paisf6ls blame qui Stait sur Ia
kv6a D&ecasfesnx.s sSrs sse IA
6lehIJ u Isisva, prit son pisto-
y fea st &esaAigns 10 cavalier.
W eisQ1 Desearreauz fnt imna4 4dia-
6spar lcs milicisns Oh armes
Ss 6 eotlssast s des. ehel Coups de fusil
,assaf n tir6s par plusiears dsenfre eux.-%
II lreetasioa do M. Dos-
u q IN u. n nzi6ase qui Do tsuu-
1i1ile de Descaxreanx-Me-
80 centre II snisrs--
- sssa ~ oasf senx elapriasADs.
IS n nn5t emhlemens
s, sls 11ises stans PR sea n,oins
easqaet4 eals sdsle rsya5sets 80.
is:s ~ lanh hsus on tete.'
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rvland: J. Proclar Knoll, Kentucky; 8: g.
Cox, New York; Charles Haight, New Jer
sew; s. s. Marshall, Illinois; s. L: Mayham,
New York; John Morrissey, New York john
Fox, New York; VIM. S. Holman, Indiana;
M. C. Kerr, Indiana; D. N. Vanauken, iowa;
Thomas Swan, MARYLAND; John McRice, NY;
Samuel b. Axhill, California; Chas A. Ed
ridge Wisconsin; Geo. NJ. Adams, Kentucky;
james NJ Cavanaugh, Montana; J: 4: Shafer'
Idaho; s. T. Mickells, Wyoming Anthony A.
G. Rogers, Arkansas-membre dc In cham
hre,
lie caucus des mepbres de la Chambre ct des
S6nateurs couservateurs ct d6moerates srreso
Ia formation dun comite de cempagne consres+ "
sonnel aui sera compose de deux senateurs et
dun repr6sentant de chaque Etat rePresente au
S4nat ct a la Chambre par des membres demo
cratos ou conservateurs. Ce oomite etc auto
rise q nommer un oomite residant compose en-
partie de ses propres membres ct de cltoyens &c
Washington City LIE comite congresslonnei
est compose CONNIE suit;
John P. Stockton, du New Jersey William
H. Baruum, du Connecticut John G. Bird, du
New Jersey; BeY F. Biggs, de Delaware; d:
Johnston, de la Virginie; ?: Van Trump, 90
lOhio, A. G. Burr, de l1llinois; c. A: Sharp, du
Tennessee; Chas A. Eldridge. du Wpconsln; /;
j. G. smith. d'Oregon A. G. Rogers dArksn-
sas; p NJ B. Young, de Ia George; Eug. Cas-
New York; 8. j. Randall, de la Pennsylvanie !;
Fred. Stone, du Maryland; Francis E. Shoher,
de la Caroline du Nord; W. E, Neblick, de lin
diana; Boyd Winchester, aa Kentucky Ersa-
tus Wells, du Missouri Eugene NJ: Wilson, du
Minnesota: Jas. A. johnson, du Colorado Jno.
C. Conner, du Texas, ct A. Bailey, de 10 Loui-
siaue.
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UNE TEMPETE A MoBILE.-Les jour-
naux de Mobile de dimanche nous appor-
tent le compte-rendu detaill6 dune ter
rible temp6te qui eclate samedi a midi
ct qui, en- deux heures de temps, cause
de grands ravages, entraine au loin ct
fait echouer un grand nombre de bati-
ments, enlev6 des troits, monde une
partie de la vile, etc. Les dommages
sont eyalu4s a $25OOOO.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-08-06

DScSdee,-En cette Paroisse, le % Juil-
let dernier, Dame EvELlNA DAVID, e
pouse de NJ. Theodule F. Richard, agee
de l6 ans ct demi.
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a VendTse.

400 arpents de terre situts miles
4OV rOuest dOpelousas. Pluss
200 arpepss de tene joignant le moroccan ci-
dessus. Ces deux terres sont parfaitement adap-
tees la culture de la came a sucfe ct du cotton.
Aussi:
ONE TERRA1NS Sc joignant, situes dams
les lim;tes du village St. Charles, Grand Coteau.
Psar les conditions, qui serons avantageuses
aux acquereurs, s'adresser a NM. J. & A. Per
rodin, Opelousas. aout 1870. tt
The Opelousas courier., 1870-08-06

JCs DE V1ANDE DE BGUF CoNDENse.-
Pendant les chaleurs de Pete rien nest
restaurant CONNIE un bon bouillon, au-
trement dit un consomme. Mais COM
bien de families 50 privent de potage
gras pour eviter l'ennui de faire un pot
au feu, ou cause de Ia cherte de la
viande de boucherie. Avec le jus de
viande de beuf condense, prepare all
Texas, suivant le procede de Louis Mo-
reau, par NM. Wagley, Moreau g. Co.,
de Columbia, on .peut, peu de frais,
sans preparation, faire en- quelques MI
nutes les meilleurs potages, consomme,
julienne, macaroni, vermicelle, riz., etc.
Une GU deux cuillerees de ce jus on ex-
trait versees dams l'eau bouillante on
dams un potage aux l6gumes font reffet
du meiliear pot All feu, ear toute Ia ma
there nutritive de la viande habituelle-
ment necessaire faire la soupe s'y
trouve concentree. NJ. Paul Boudousquie,
agent pour la vente de ces utiles pro-
duits, etabli un depot a 10 grocerie de
NJ. A. N. Tourne, au coin des rues Roy
ale ct Cont. i.-Abeille
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IMMIGRATIoN. - Une depeche de St..
Louis, en- date du 81 juliet, annonce
que M. Passan, de la "Societe humani-
taire'' de France, est arrive en- cette Vile,
il y a deux Oh trois jours, allant dams le
sud-ouest du Missouri, a la recherche
dune bonne localit6 pour Y recevoir
1000 families FRANCHISES desirant emigrer
aux Etats- ts-Unis.-AbeilL.
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, H OF O G. r A 2 ES,
AMBROTYPES, 10.

AHAs pectuensement aux citoyens do
pelousas ct de ees environs qufl ouvert,
rue Main. Opelousas, ane gaIlerie ct ate
'ler d'ambretypes, de phoeegra nhis etc.,
oa il % fera mn plaisir Dc Feoevoir csux
OUT pourraient avofr besoin de ses servi-
ces dane los dif6rentes branches de ga
profession.
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fera avec ls plus grand soin.
Opelousas s aout 1870,