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New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

MORRIS AID Es,EN DIVISION.
pero's Ne~ foot Barclay and foot Of I.rs'oHh'r' r.
tfWIf AfHAkGEHfNIS commencing Ut h>DA T. all g. l'
HUHa 70 pEsS MAIL TRAIN connie 1t leurle N boon
BIUrl. It- fi,h Chester Branch. Watro, Nh -.si a. \
fog Ali8yer Newton Washington viii tr D. L. ami W. X "
Gap. Stro151g Scraaua Great Bend lr laWi"1 sra
Osteo lli 40 points th afa@aula al4 Bloomsbury
"a. u-. ware 10 4lrll x hts .
I..i.a d. LLHIGH WILEY EXPRESS s.o.s Newark Morris
..sr Dover I.ca-ioa1 Nssir1.l. l sIrs aud Isui
ra-.s u PAIrrulr- an Del DIT Z D. for B.IUltrr g. sni a
v H. iaI Ds..eAtu. AAeltol. s44Ecl Ih-A i
DO
tU D. Do SCRANTON ETPESs cor-c' a. Dove with Chester r.
Waterloo 18th ausseI T. H. Dad 90 Washington viii D. L. 4ll
N q. r. Iur Ws.r Gap e'ro, .slgfg. ADJ s. anton
a.- D. d. HAl,LllalJhN NAIL. connects Dh boonon Chester
-u-seI aa..0ua.. ,. o. n.
Io- NOgiI-IOWN a. o. ilo 1870 o. H 2J' a.'o i'lo '2l
a.. t.4Unm.
'IorO4ANGE AMI SOUTH ORANGE ocl 7:9o 9lo lolo ard
i1 @ go 2J 3.io f-a f.5 $50 GOO $50 800 and ll; %
r. NEWARK e. cqo 77' e:o, ESQ 9lo 'loo loro i1:o
rr--. ... a. -.I. f-..H .I 800. t... f-'
80 5l 52 t.3 t.Ol .a.-o. Ga '2o g.)l and ll-t p u
'--, I'm, E.yer l ELjoy ID sri MDyTCLAIR a. $3.50 iH
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
forses, Carriages, 6arness, &-r
4 y BARKER & HAMLTN's
"a CITY AUCTION MART AND NETWORK TATTERs ALLS
i.rfer Broadway and lhirty-nlnth st..
MAJOR tIAS. W. BARKER. Auct.ouper.
REGULAR AUCTION SALES
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
Catalogue Of 'aie THIS DAY at y o'ciock

LIVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Catalogue OF ae THIS DAY, at y O'Clock.
ta account of owner moving South
'fNILEMANN COMPLETE ESfABL, ,HNEfT.
,o1su- ' r gray MESSENGER trotung gel 5! hgh,
c4 oi les tre 10 Z:f1 beat ~ G1s-
au rttr o llc e auI ac0ni afraid Of nothing perfect auy
Ioa warranted sound a Kind Also brewster Co.'S o Bruome,t
l or pole and shaft in hrstca Onsr; ctyide Harness Port
land cutter, Robe. Blankets. &c.
Elegant superior 0rrel MARE ~ high Old very handy
0ud driver three and
nothing elegant Sable fault; gentle
for lady 70 ride drive, ami Is warranted sound kind
Fine and 70 sh PAIR OF BAYS, IL high yeau cd stylish
and drivers.
BAY MAXI u high 10 years Old; warranted Kind rot
10 ..
SEVERAL CHEAP WORK HORSES.
number Of top and top Road WAGONS Depot Express and
Business Wagons &c
erv HORSE ~ hiyh on: FREE ari .igrsh driver
Elr ,tb UlIcA MAhE, 'l gh Oh. travel Il miles
boar an ..I.
several other HORSES
fnl' description o.; sale.
SALES NEVER POSTPONED on account o. westte-.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
THE CO,nNG CARRIAGE" 4

THE COMING CARRIAGE" 4
A. ,at racts OF setsnabe CARRIAGES greatly reduced
ni.s
Cr-erceE Coutts Landau four and Hrssst Rockawals
A.so. m. st,ie Lsi..I..t polrisrl. Known
THE tUMI.G tAEIlhGE'
4 TLtTDrtH Ca.l-- builier. and 8 East Ect erh a.
ATC. BEARDSLEY's, Broadway and 31th-st.
~ fr- rs.orHeat of elegant CARRIAGES, tLAkI.ACEr
COJlEs rHAEIoA> WAGONS etc., tnc'-s' IN ever particular
ALL WORK MADE CPoN THE PREMISES
4 NEW EXRRESS WAGON. 500; do, S1l0;
ues I5rc0rl doe &tI. La i1J, Opul4 Wagons from
liio ta,f open W.trs 30 up; ElcEaEar- OPP asn
curtain Coach Pr. Paeiol brtf estchrsrr kc.syas
OF liI -ri-. 100 N-.s BrE Lp Rugs
anil Zane. F.f Robes. ai I .uf l+l br0aIaly, pear tlr
JAMES JENKINS.
1T ET0pGT J. NOORE's. No. 3-G Bowery.
y ar SALE r.-g cia- E.enso. Top PhAEION> Doctors Top
WAGONS Sfr Iol bt1GiL, ali large assortment
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

4 FOR SALE, at public auction, by order
E1ieth-st prompt reservation, the celebrated
fac-ta trottirV team TAIsI AMI KATE
TWIST ll4 MEh. years Old D. tne gane, and
driver tie La. # ~ Quc lie trotte au5t Panic
half length orly Z,3the third
He hl rugged aud u4ala and sle-i fast
k o tue lie
olril. % eHpu le , -oluI and Kind
KsI ii-h old known in Philadelphia the
Cafvalaf She has IeCJ0 90 1;Jt She sired hF Mem
oit Rusty b Kentucky Hunter She
animal and pleasant drive pal road wagon inside oi .;
c4u as and kind.
yesrs they troit
errh Bimor, "a and previously hai
and M4'ork hen purchased pr-
usi them for oal They
evenly together without pulling an pure honest AMI cyel
.ti end break does not hur' hrn TAF " be- sold seiar
sired .... ......
Aa Young TROT1ING HORSE. about H high yel's
driver rrHU,nr aud W tehaFei' Is without
tel. and Q" 'hr end of tar
s.cl -sit' has uod IN public Is sound
and Sind
offered positive and absolute sale Full parcuar at
stock can he seen from THURSDAY MORNING until saIe.
o. 4 + the Auction House of JOHNSTON &
ToeOGre Tie HORSE AID CABBAGE BRANCH Of business
eoluce HORSE AUCTION MART ll2 snd ll4 ksst lhr
hold r-Eu'r SAILS OF lOlAfo
AND CARRIAGES every TUESDAY snl FRIDAY.
purcba Horte 70
r nl perfectly reliable condhct his branch of
which honorable houses ai mercantile
We give ever! h that s warranted sou from
To- - tounr for rai
register
horses p st- s.s
L.e4I alyautef inside 90 r5us g1melts
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND " LhNS'V"'
~ Ffnu. Pier No i5. Ngria iLltf a, ..,
....o,- -, SATURDAY. october -. 40 D. m
thAN' ' ul'-''''''' SATURDAY. October % a. 2 g. h
p''s d, l.gr.laI or L1,els'oFu ,to- = +, A. 1 -,
@lI Prepaid NrrIaf' i'feh "'' '
Glassos, ~ euffel r. =ls r.rriIs ia currency
t.ta r..sase. ' i' ~. ,-t.r p.rt ia. In.
rs..srs,fs f.,.srf Co Psris % fril.i il. i' '" '
lqfy a. TIE toIlall 'VI'' ~ T. s. j. HURST, Manage
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
Steamboats, mro Railroads.

|
| pEOPLE's LINE STEAMBOATS,
The steamer. DREW and 'SE sT JOIN JOIN douuu. to e,, their
Norh River 'onih se Of Canal O'Clock daily suni1y'
epied awas connecting at Albany WITH trains of the seve r1e.'
at The oe the wharf ami oils Brp OBees ei BoIasay
ti.eren intn'rs change Of the ocht, Of business.
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
For Boston worcester SicShSrr. Gfoon Junction Lor,
siiyp ss,s pSEtI on 40 ne & new and sianeh steamers
CRY or LAWRENCE, srd ,,-,,,,
z sye xesyo,l daily tsurdny c,cep a. ocoo p m om
Per 90 Norih River foot of Canal ard Wai.-sts
e above Tcgi. 5a Sevoadaa Soiefa SoreL ,di
ter and Boston. Hartford. and Ene Railroads 49,
North River J. Z. SHORT jr. Agent
III ARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New-YOrll
snd City Of Hartford Peck daily for Hartford
Sa9as Es i'. r. e f Sl'i; E. & .so' fs'; @ sp.n.l
DELAWARE AND n. Y. ). s. Co., Pier 81,
~ RThe steamer " W. COTT viii leave for Lewe' Del every
ne junction AMI BreaFwa'e and Philadelphia win
and bstmeTe RAILROADS Returning will leave Lewe WEDHEsDAl
Tf SfLtSbID fiSiTNG AT LIVE '' O''''
NEW HAVEN STEAMERS for HARTFORD,
ShlSGflELD and TliE NQhTH a. sl5 and u ? n, lfa
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on IIOusa
tonic AID Saosaurs Rao,a is'e & : st.,ner leave 'aha-
rncsl 10 " Honn ava u every mfh iounl's etcepl,
DONDOUT, POUGHKEEPSIE. and NEW
sle-mbo. THOMAS cotSELL nrl JAMES ". BLLDWN leave
P!er foot Of lla risoust oaiif at Z o. ~
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
- INDEPISDEST LNb for the Whsi sol Ih,HHsI and and
AMBOY RAILROAD. Per J.. North liver AMI INLAND PKOPEL
LEE LINE. Pier o. North River daily RATES Low, with quck
dsatc Passengers take TIE NevJey ana G. atd 4 rC1ie from
Cort4uds; privilege eu route Hisi Of inPt9 N5'Lng
D. C. art without extra e. me ONLY LINE adorng
'' ''i'''''' i''A''' '0'' C. " FERvRiL General Agent
VENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
x Passenger -l Ir, .t Depo Sevlor foot Of Lhrys con-
meets a. SoH' VIZ south Branch tao'e. st l''.9 @ 1u"l
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
Al JACkSON'S. }

CORNER gF BROADWAY AND wAvERLYPLACB
IlilbEi HhaMLo, tH6Ll-l GRAPES BEAVER ASTKAKtN.
AN1 sEAL sA.H IL1AhlS3.t MAILhPfOOF CLOTH, -
., AND ~ sl ~ tAb MOlENlNG GOODS / CASE SILK
NALEN las AkW DESIGNS &c.. WORTH aOc; CASE PLAID
NALENl4S NEW ~ lGNs 6lc. WORTH s0. GRAPE Walls.
EMBROD ~ hEIs ND GLOVES Gc; SUITS AND BOENEIs
ON HAND. NkDLks ENENlIIU PROMPTI.N
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

EASWONS for the PRESENT SEASON.-
4 H. j. NlCOLL Aruv NAVY, and Civil OutdticI.
FDE GENTLEMEN.
Overcoa's OF Tweed Melton and tico Cloths r1m NA to %
each Frock and Morning Of Tvsd lmfeda rl oler Cloths
Trousers Waking Rdng or Dress, from liA TO i Wascoa
Spring Materials los Ol. tolls.
FOR BOYS
The New Registered Belt Dress Suit 2is EHcierhocser
suits Morning Suits hom 2 L.t .fc- Sult' rom
Sos IHehBud from Bis O. olc-aats 'A'lfs ron
4s Specaies a Shirts Hos &C., suitable .oi each Aes
FOR LADIES.
Pirc Ui in various i Tweed Melton ara Srresne Cohs
from g. 10 s6 Cs dina Trousers from rs Hats with lace
INK 2 Promenade Jackets 10 great ylrcy Waterproof Tweed and
Melton Travelling Costumes H. o. 81 dn skirts 2s end
l Waterproof Tweed Cl1aks from 2is scarlet blue and Other
co'1red Waterproof Cloth Slsv.s from l1'. o. 90 -4e
III J. NICOLL. Merchant Clothier to the
l. Queen the Leral Faml. and dIs Courts Of Europe
(Il4. no. no. I2l Ecrclts'. Vs.
LONDON. ........} al. a. a.. Wsrwick-i., ".
(22 Cornhil. +. g.
90 Mo,egl-.. Manchester.
BRANCHES. .... 30 Hold-st, IiyerOo.
(Jl Ecw-st. BIRMINGHAM.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-04-13
CULTIVATE OHRKRFULNEss.

An anxious, restless temper, that runs
to meet care on its way, that regrets
lost opportunities too much, and that
is over psinstaking in contrivanoes for
happiness, is foolish, and should not bs
inddlsed. lfyou cannot be happy in
one way, be happy in another; aud
this felicity Of disposition wants but
little aid FROM philosophy, for health
and good humor are almost all that are
requisite. Many run about after hap
piness, like an absent MIN hunting for
his hat, while it is on his head or in
his hand. Though sometimes small
evils, like invisible insects, inAict great
pain, and single hair may stop o vast
machine, yet the chief secret of comfort
Hes in not suffering trifles to vex one
and in prudently cultivatiRg on under
growth Of small pleasures, since very
few great ones, alas are let on long
leases.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-04-13

WHITTEMoRE's SoN.-We are in
formed that fellow made his appear
ance in Marlborough the other day
carrying with him large quantity Of
painted surveyors pins and measuring
line, who told the negroes he was
Nhittemore's son, and his father had
sent him to Icy off, in small tracts, some
lands he had purchased for them will,
the proceeds Of the eadetships. lie
named tho parties from whom the lands
were purchased, but said he must have
fifteen dollars for locating each tract,
10 advance. In this way he gathered q
large SUM Of money, and having Dor.
rowed snit Of clothes, to Be returned
noxt Saturday, loft his dupes for a
ssaaon. He said his father, the verita-
BILE b. f., would DO along on Saturday,
with a largo drove Of mules for his ad.
Diring constituents.
Chesterfield Democrat.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-04-13
4 WONDERFUL TRANSACTION.

The singular financial transaction
occurred in one Of the dock offices, in
Buffalo, day or two since. BY some
means'or other it happened that the
Office boy owed ono of the clerks three
cents, the clerk owed tho cashier two
cents, and the cashier owed the
Office boy two cents. One day last week
the Office boy having o cent in his
pocket, concluded to diminish his debt,
aud therefore handed the nickel over to
the CLERK, who, in turn, paid half Of hi,
debt by giving the coin to the cashier.
The latter handed the cent back to tic
iof6ee boy, remarking, "Now I ows you
one cent" The Office boy again passed
tho cent to the clerk, who passed it
back to the Office boy, and the latter
individual squared all accounts BY pay
ing it to tho clcrk, thereby disoharging
his entire debt. Thus it may bo seen
how great is the benefit to be derived
from single cent, if only expended
iudiciously.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-04-13
NEVER ROksAKE A FnIENn I'VE

NEVER ToksAKE A FRIEND.--Whcn
enemies gather around, whom sickness
falls on the heart--whon the world is
dark and oheerless--is the time to try
4, trns friend. They who turo from tho
soene Of distress bet:ay their hypocrisy,
!, end prove that only interest moves them.
~ you have q friend who loves you,
Who has studied your interests aud
happiness, be sure to sustain him in
sdvsrsity. Let him feel that his formor
kiadueas 10 appreciated, and that his
love was not thrown away. Real fidelity
nay be rare, but II exists-~in the hoart.
Hhey oBty deny Ito worth and power
svho never loved friend, or laborsd to
rake . friend happy.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-04-13
Sfes Box.


& M 80 tiesns syssp--Waah
Sl NJ sasuId Q wood.cuttsr never be
& I 1seasse hs can always hsve .
& }S5la $E
It hss been asked, Whon rain falls
q 1: - u eter sss up I or course it does
~ dan tire.
3 ~ De- . nsu who weighs bis words
se lles 3 IL you cut an acquaintance,
s SeU liable Tor assault !
.Ssss u s.S Whydoss tho usx moon resemble .
Sdy, youth Because its too young to
4 sSy4 1sshy yseaeetion.
& 60, Some Henglish hoficers hare honh
IS visit 70 Savannah. Hall 'ail to hold
HSlhion
Three things that never agree
ssSWol eats over ono mouse, two wives in
one house, and two lovers over one
I yeaps lady. 3
.--JosH Billings says Il is q satisti.
s,sstsl fakt that the wicked work harder
: 3sw reach hell than the righteous do tew
!; g4t ~ heAyen.
sWkitis the difference between Eu.
ynssie and the deposcd queen Of Spain 2
One isIs belle on the throne, and the
, ether Isabelle Of.
- Lawyers must sleep more oomforta.
Ny than people in general; it is
.immaterisl on which side they lie.
NJ "a learned doctor, referring to tight
tacing, AYERS that it is positive benefit,
I Ia as much as it kills all the foolish girls
aud leaves all the wise ones to grow up
70 be women.
y. - A Spaniard in tho first pages Of
His English grammer, desiring one
} evening to be helped to some boiled
3 tongue, said :"I will thank you Miss, to
pass me the language"
There is kind of grim humor in
the address ofa deyout dacon to his
newly settled pastor as he gave him the
usual welcome -"The Lord keep you
humble and We will keep you poor"
s "A boy at recent examination in
IN English school was asked who dis
covered America ~ wish l may die"
Gays British Editor, "if he didn't an
swer-Yankee Doodle p
An exchange paper has the follow.
]. ing: "It 10 said that there are more
editors unmarried than any other class
: Of professional For the reason,
We suppose, that the majority of them
are men of fine sentiment, and do not
, wish to starve anybcdy's sister.
: Franklin once wrote:
.lfo who by the plow would thrive.
. Himself must either hold OF drive"
These lines were very popular in
their day, and even now they are occa-
sionally quoted by old fogies. But some
person has eclipscd them BY bringing
cut the following:
"He who BY bis bis would rise,
MINT either burst or advertise.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-07

Paris, May 3 Af,ernoon.-A serious rio,
occurred yesterday nj Quentin, caused BY the
artcs, Of a member uf The International Socie-
iy of W~ofkingmen. Two thousand worhmen
attacked the National Guard and Genlatn,es
$ a,ioned around The prison. The sqo1ds held
their ground, though a number Were wounded,
The Project, Commanding General and
Procurcnr came 10 their relic! with a detacll.
ment OF regular troops, when the mob was
dispersed and order restored.
The Pfeiec, and General held a review TO
day, at which they thanked the troops and
National Guard Tor causing the law TO be
respected.
Paris, May 3.-The following is a ~lescrip-
ton of the internal machines, which were
captured al the house Of the conspira,ots
against the Empero''s life:
They resemble qnoiIs. Tie ring is divided
into several small chambers, each Of which
contains vial Of nitrate Of potash. Percussion
caps Were ingenionsly fitted and slightly
raised from The surface, so that il falling
upon any hard substance the machine is
nearly certain 10 explode, \ ring is attached
10 the periphery to aid in throwing The mis-.
sile airoi,ly.
La France says tina, the recently discovered
conspiracy makes the amnesty Of for,y-,wo
persons now in custody improbable. Some
disorder but no violence has occurred a, the
pubic meetings.
Paris, May 3-Thc Journal OFciel de-
nonnccs the tactics OF the evolutionary
journals in seeking to make their readers
believe iha, there has been no conspiracy,
and declares il to be the duty Of the Govern
ment TO warn The public against The effect Of
sncl, electoral tricks. The journal adds that
the conspiracy is n part of last winters inves-
%,igation, into which has been so pro,ractei
that when the examinations are terminated
and they soon viii be, the public will know
all and be able 10 appreciate The danger in
which the country has been placed.
Mr.. Olivier has adressed a letter to the
Monitsur, in which, he assures the editor that
the Government viii not fall into The policy
Of reaction though obliged to take oppressive
measures against its enemies. He hopes This
frank answer will diss'pate tue fears expressed
by HE Moniieur.
The Rnppel publishes a manifesto from
Garibaldi TO tie Franch army, calling OH
soldiers TO raise the flag of revolution. The
police are searching for Mr.. Ballot, who, they
say, is implicated in The conspiracy. Ballot
was an object of Gatibaldi's, and is a friend Of
Gns'ave Fiourens. The maker OF the bomls
seized by the police explains that they were
ordered for America, aud i, was represented
that they were 10 be used as wheels FOL
pasen, ve'ocipedes.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-07
TIB ~I0UISIANIAl.
Saturday, May z, 1870.

be selected before being permitted 10 vote +:
and all candidates shall pledge themselves to
abide the result Of the balloting, and vote for
the successful nominee.
4. Each voler shall place his name on The
back Of tile ticket he casts, as a safeguard
against fraud, and a complete registry Of
every person so voting shall be KEEP, by The
officers holding the several polls, and shall
make return Of the same to the parisl, commits.
sioners.
5. AT the close of all such nominating
eisc''ons, the commissioner, ciiallengsrs and
Judges holding such elections, shall proceed
publicly TO count the votes cast, and shall
proclaim the result, and award a certificate
I'm all cases Of paris!, e'ec,ionsl Of nomination
to the candidate or candidates receiving lie
hlghes, number Of votes. In the even, Of a
tie vote OF rival candidates for the same office,
the said commissioner and clalienrers Shall
be authorized 10 decide by Tot which Of The
said candidates shall be entitled 10 the nomina.
lion.
6. In all district elections the commissioners
challengefs and judges conducting the several
nominating elections in such district. shall
assemble at some convenient place, within
five days after any election so held, and site,
having in convention counted the votes. slal
declare who is elected as candidate Of ,l.t
party for any dist'ict Office.
!. IN nominating elections for all Stat.
officers, (and all members Of the Board o
Commissioner Of the Peoples Parry Of Lnui
siana.l precinct commissioned shall reror, III,
result of the precinct nominating election.
TO the parish commissioners, and the sal,
parish commissioned shall report a, once III.
result Of the ballo,ings in the entire parish, /.
the Board Of State Commissioners who shai
have their office in the city Of New Orleans
and be styled the State Board Of Commis
sioners Of the Peoples Party of Louisiana
and upon count the said St,,e Boarl of Com
missioners shall, by publication ,h1onehou
the State. All :ounce the result, of the nominal
ing elections in the State at large, and thei
certificate Of selection shall e.iitle the ho'dr
thereof to be the sole nominee of the people!
Party for Inc office TO be filed.
8. The first Board of State COMMISSIONS
Tor the sPeople's party Of Louisiana Shall b,
chosen by this Convention, and their successor
elected ty the people at the first nomi aalin.
election for State officers, and in the sam,
manner.
Respectfully submitted,
Nj. F. D1GsEy. Chairman,
WM.~ NJ. BunwELL,
L. FAlEFAx DASHED,
Committee.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-07

best Citizens,-a modest, pure minded Gent.
Hfsman,-a most meritorioss Public Object
an able, conscientious and efficient Lawyer,
"a good father, an affec.iona,e brolhsr,-a
devoted son,-and that the lasting void his
departure from life has left amongst, us, will
never again be filled, as long as those who
now compose This Community, will continue
10 be in existence, .
Reso!red,-,hat in token Of their regrets,
and as a testimonial Of their esteem and alice.
ton towards .snch a %depat,er Brother, the
Members If ST, James Bar, and every Officer
attached to this Fonr,h Judicial District Court,
shall wear the usual badge Of mourning. Tor
thirty days
r. solrcd,-,hat these resolutions be- spread
upon the minutes Of this Court, and a copy Of
the same be forwarded to the family Of the
lamen;ed dead, through Raphael Bcauvais, the
Honorable Judge of our Said Cont.
Resofrei. that HE Loaisianais cf 81, James.
and the 81. james Sentinel, be requested 10
publish the above resolutions.
F. P. POCIIE,
ALFRED ROMAN,
ARTHUR ROMAN,
Parish Of St. James, May Sd 1870.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-07

RESOLUTIONS Of the Members Of the
Saiot James Bar, offered IN the second day Of
the May Term Of the Forth Judicial Dis,ric,
Conf, by the special Committee appointed
slherefore.-
WAeress-N has been His will 10 remove
from The scene Of his earthly LAHORE, OH.
es'cemeed Brother and Trend Thsophle
Sereyin Gaudet,
Therefore, be it resolved by the Members oil
the Saint James Bar, at the Cont House as.
sembled, under The p~residence Of His Homo,
Judge Raphael Beauvais,-
Tha, in the dea'h Of Thtophile s. Gaude,,
the Parish has been deprieved Of one Of il,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-07
sensslvAIlyE PRESS CONTENTION.
oLeAnszA7Iox OF the aPEoPLE's PARTY"
OF LouIslAHA.

o~EeAnizA1IoN o. THE a~PEoPLE's PARTY"
OF LouIetANA.
I. The committee appointed by this conven
ton 10 devise some jus, ind feasible plan fos
tn selection Of candidates for State, district,
pasocLini and municipal officers, respectfully
a~Yeeoamsnd Inst in and for each election pre-
einct Of the State, established by law, there
shail b three commissioners, two chalieng.
srs, and ! Judge. chosen a. such primary meet.
iags a may be called by the citizens Of any
parish who favor the organization Of the
Peopis's Party Of Louisiana.
2. These commissioners, challen:srs and
judges 70 chosen, shall, after At least 1--WE
dsys' public notice, cause . poll 10 be opened
u such voting precinct from the hous Of
.s'clock !. i. 10 The hour Of . o'clock :. n, o.
~ DIR dssigns,sd for nominating elections
yaaa q -slections ahus held. each candidate FOL
dislsiss, parish and msnicipaI Offices shall be
neaiaaisd, saad each candidate for any State
eaes shall b selected q hereinafter provided
lor.
:. Eash psrsoa voting shall possess the
qualifications Il : legal voter Of Loui.ians,
and shall plsdge hin se'f for the noInin. q 10
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-07
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NJ. O. DUHON averit messienvs les plan
tenrs de Ia raroisse Sl.Jacques Ct DIES paroisses
~voisines quill f.it fabriqneJ a leur intention les
rateanx don't il est i'invenieur.
Son rdteau a feves, CONNIE pIusieurs on, pm
lie voir sur Ihabitaiion G. Robinson, fail avec
IN homme seul ct deux mule,s, dams lespacs
Dune Journee,'e travail de vingt.cinq hommes.
Immense economic de bras ., de temps.
NJ. Dnhon rapondra aussi promplement one
possible aux demanies qni lui sesont faites.
Loccasion est fayotable.
lie temps veat que la machine supplee an
manque Dc ilavaiIleurs.
Prir modfres, et bonnie contection.
S'adfesser . II. Onts'me Duhon, habi,a,ion
I. Robinson, ~paroisse S~l-Jacqnes. on bien 4
N. Duhon. par leltre I l'adresss du Conrent
Poste-O0ce. s fev. en-.