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81 WASHINGTON Sept 4, 1870.
Resume Of tho Public Dcbt-How Ii stood
at the End or Our variena Wars and Mt the
End OF Each Administrator. ~s
From statement prepared at the Treasury Dc.
partment 1t appears that the cost OF the Revolu-
tionary war was $13o, ,l93 703 from the battle of
Lexington l775 to the cessation Of hostllities in
1883. The annual expenses averaged $1o,s9o2la.
The public debt at the close OF this war, MADE up
January /, 1871, was $75.746.l11 80. This sum in
cludes the debts OF the several States assumed by
the United States to the amount OF TAO o. At
the close OF the war OF 1912 the public debt was
$l32 l72 81 At the close OF the Mexican war the
estimated amount OF the public debt $s2 000
and ct the close Of the rebellion July l. 1885, it
81 $50, b93, ,026 so.
A statement, just made up at the Treasury Depart
ment, OF the receipts and expenses Of the govern
ment from 1859 to 1869, shows, among other things
the amount Of the public debt at the close Of each
,iv,Iot foll
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ILLINOIS,.

Burning Of the Drake Block In Chicago
Loss Estimated at Three Million Dollars.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4, 1870.
FIRE broke out about five O'Clock this afternoon
m the paper store OF Messrs. Lanin, Butler Il Co.,
and is still burning at nine O'Clock p. NJ, though
under control. The whole OF the magnificent Drake
block, on wabash avenue, corner Washington
street, is destroyed. The total losses Will reach
About three million dollars which there is from
tI600,000 TO $l,S00,000 insurance. The losses thus
far gathered are as fOllows:-John V, Farwell, dry
goods, $I50,000 to $1S5,000-inSurance, 100000 in
companies represented in Chicago; Messrs. Kirland
Ordway Co., boots and shoes, loss $3.50, 900.
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CUBA WEEKLY MARKET.

HAVANA, Sept 4, 1870.
The following 10 the OF our markets nj the clos
ing Of business yesterday market opened heavy
improved NJ cose business small, but No II
Dutch standard quoted at s reals nolssses sugar dull
Nos 10 10 quoted Al 5 So reals; Muscov ado suear
quiet; far to good, ~ reals Sugar
NE week from Havana and Ma,anzas 1905 boxes, $500
hhds stock in warehouse at Havana Maapzap 600
$500 hhds Freishts closed HAT nominal Bacon
active at 20a q. Coal oil steady Al "a ~ reals tins
sls 81 $2 60 Hans hrm Lard steady a, 2is. 2ia in
and 23 "a In tins. LumberWhiie pine al S2s
$50 pitch pine $33 Potatoes decning quoted 81 rs
per Dbl. TaTow active. Exchange London 20b n
currency sixty days, 30 discount; short sight, 80
count gold sixty days, ~ premium, and shor sight
prem
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THE PACIFIC CoAS

The Indian Troubles in CaIifornia-Depreda-
items I'm Arizona.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 4, 1870
The Indian excitement on Kings River proves 70
be without foundation. committee Of settlers nave
been appointed TO confer with the Indians and re-
port Toe savages n possible, are more frightened
than the whites at prospect OF war.
Late Arizona advices state that the settlers below
Tucson are suffering severely from Indian depreda-
tIOns. in recent raid on Tubee hundred Apache
warriors swept the nelghbOrh0Od for miles OF every
thing. Murders by the Indians we're common
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NEW HAMP SHIRE.

Murder at Franklin-A Dispute Over Cards.
CONCORD, Sept 4, 1870.
Last night while playing cards in the house OF
Thomas J. Mcconnell at Franklin, Henry J. Gard
ner got into dispute with f. G. Stevens a tanner,
when Stevens drew knife and stabbed Gardner
five times in the breast and neck, Killing him almost
instantly. Stevens mace no attempt TO escape, but
gave himself up without resistance. He confessed
The deed, and said lie would blow his own brains
ont n he had pistol.
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TeLeCRApalC NEWS ITEMS.

three days convention of the Young Mems Christian
Associaon OF Of New York commences In Pough
keepsie Tuesday
The following gentlemen were elected delegates to tse re
publican Convention Trom Cayuca county on Shtr
day First district Z. A. Thomas, r. Tracy William Root
and Turner, Second district Hon. W. r. Robinson,
H. Scbenck, s. Clifford and Is. +. Brown
The Globe Touring mills situated the Poestenk creek,
in southern port of Troy with their contents were ce-
siroyed by Saturday night Loss xavOOu Insured
Rev Milo Maban rector of ST. Pauls Episcopal church at
BALTIMORE recently elected Professor or Systematic
Divinity the Theological semioaTy 0f New yos oeob L
4pnCre Cd SstDrdsw o'aA
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.$49, 500, ,76s &S2, 2,407, ,39S u.s., ,s06, IS

Total .$49bUO,7b5 &Sz,405S6 TSzSO666o
And the decrease Of the debt for the past Six
months as compared with the twelve preceding
months is as fOllOws:-
Decrease OF the public debt for the twelve
months preceding March i, 1870. $50, 934 1872
For the six months since that date... 81, 40s 1925
The foregoing is correct comparison OF the
financial operations OF the government during the
periods named made from the official records OF
this department.
WIN. A. RICHARDSON, Acting Secretary.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT September s, 1S70
Exports Of Cotton.
The following table exhibits the exports of raw
cotton Turing the fiscal years 1869 and 1870 respect
lively, as shown by monthly report No. IL Of the Bu-
reau OF Statistics, now in press
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THE NEW DOMINIC ON.

gejznrc Of the American Fishing Schooner
Lizzie X. Pnrr-She is Carried into Quebec
as n Prize.
QUgBEC, Sept. 4, 1870.
The American fishing schooner Lizzie E. Parr, OF
Gloucester, Mass, captured by the government
schooner La Canadienne, six miles above Seven
yelands, while fishing, mas been brought into this
port. The prize Is loaded with Ice, and has about
2OOO pounds OF fish on board The case Will come
before the courts on Monday for adjudication.
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NEW York.

Railroad Accident at Eimifa-A Broken
FlaSge the Cause-A Roy Killed.
s'.T,> ELMiRA, Sept. l. 1870.
An accident occurred on the Erie Railway near
Cameron, about forty miles west Of this city, on
saturday evening to train No. ~, by which the en-
gine and seven cars were thrown from the track.
The engine was plunged down an embankment into
the CanisteO river. The accident was OccaslOned
by broken nange on one OF the wheels Of the ten
der. boy, some twelve or fifteen years OF age,
who was stealing ride Oh the steps OF the baggage
car. was instantly killed. NO other person was hurt,
although the engineer and fireman went down The
bank into the water. Travel over the road was de-
layed several hours in consequence Of the accident
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DEATH OF A STRANGER IN THE WOODSt 1.-The
Macon Telegrdph reports that an unknowltvhite
man was found In dying condition on Sundd last,
IN the Rutland district OF Bipb county. ThehegrO
who found the dying man hurried for medcl aid,
but before assistance arrived he died, decIdd by
q jury of inquest, OF congcstive chill. On ihuiry
1t was ascertained that gent eman residing b the
neighborhOod had written letter lor decdsed u
few DAYS before, and that he gave his name John
j. McInnis, and that the letter was addressd 70 a
Mr.. Mclnnis IN South Carolina, and was an tppeal
for help on the mart Of the deceased.
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pose by the master Of said vessel said vessel as
not been IN any port since the 10th of December,
1885, the consuis being also at liberty 10 exact such
data as they may consider necessary TO certify with
exactness upon the subject; which IL hereby pub
lished In the Gdcefa for general Information.
JOSE EMELIO DE SANTOS.
IntendenJ General.
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PENNS YlVANlA.

Brutal Murder near Pittsbnrg-The Superin-
tendent Of nm Iron Mill Killed.
PiTTsBURG, Sept T. 1870.
Belgian iron worker, named Joseph Savage, re-
Gently brought to this city 10 superin,end portion
Of the work in Painters iron mill, was murdered
last night. His body was found near his own house.
Dis mead beaten to jelly. Two violent assaults had
previously been made upon him by unknown parties.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, sEPTEMB Err 4, 1870.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Us steamship Tall.poosa, MeRchie Washington, DC.
nd % 3 yh oD %dis az and
Is 5Iig rssed Ganard steamer. bound IS Sept is,sS o.
sys and 'pnssd her win 1d"s
ss Gnnard sea%eq nonnd E. O0ana 3D. lat 81 w. lon
Steamship Britannia (Br Campbell. Glasgow Aug 90
sr.s passss. Sept on
poo and Ana ssee or asso hence Tor
Steamship Barnes ss Malisfy' Savannah Sep, l. with
Steamship El Ga Nckerson, Wilmington, NC, so hours
Steamship Niagara, Backwood Richmond, City and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Ship Valparaiso Manson, San Francisco 11o days, with
70 no ssf Sy IS s.
days ont on the Cape had heavy easery gales Crossed
W;, june as, RoSsr. GRANGER :ssman leli from n
soft TO the &c deck and was instantly killed Avg lat 70
g1 ~ & 5'% fs% S Hssaa. HsSa
80 days. with d.
~ .ss ss @ GE a on
5sS qun,a. Of FISH, same te fishing schr Olive Clark with
ship AHTS1. R9 usy Newport z days with railway
CO. and
~ ssr :aw sSrm. sssI:s with
chsnd.e, TO wsndt reien. Broctman Had sns weather
aIs xSsiSsss .Hi Rio J.ne
with coffee, to order po,, O,
hides, AKIN: and passengers, 70 Joseph Mcrrei "'
Brig Dunkeld (Br Morton, Salt Cav I'll Aug via Holmes
Hole Aug 30, with salt to Tucker Lightburn.
Brig vencetor Spann Suredeo, Ceniuegos 80 days. in
ballast. TO order Had light winds and cams.
Brig II Pitt (Br). Locke, Bermuda - days In ballast,
to Middleton 4 Co.
val stores &C, TO Dolner, Cotter Co.
The brig Thomas Owen. Gupt, from Havana before
ported of Sandy Hook for ORDERS has proceeded Perth
Amboy to discharge.
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Chas Lord. Post, East Haddam, CT for New
York, 10 I; Mallory h Co.
schr Jeddic tof Lnbec Tro Wndsor vs., l2 days, for
New York. with plaster to Crandal BertauI Co-vesscl
Jed Frye Co.
schr Lanriner, Homon, saco for New York, with ice
to Warrington Ice Co.
schr Belle, Phnney, Eastport for New York, with
schr Juege Low Good, Calais for New Brunswick with
Ice
Schr Convert, Adams, Rockport for New York.
Schr War Steed, Nickerson, Rockport tor New York.
Schr John Clark, Fowler Boston Tor New York.
Knickerbocker Ice Go.
Schr ane C Patterson, Soul, Boston for Philadelphia
Schr J N Freeman, Eldrfdge Boston for New York.
Schr Agues, Young Boston for New York.
Schr Surf, Abbott, Cromwell for Trenton
Scbr Stephen Waterman, Chase, New Bedford New
York.
Schr NJ vassar, Chrys.ie New Bedford for New York.
Schr Henry Gibbs Chase, New Bedford for New York.
Schr Benj English, Baker, New Bedford New York.
Schr Eliza Hamilton, Cole, New Bedford for New York.
scbr Ibos Potter, handy. New Bedford Tor Elzabetbpo
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The Expenses and the Debt at Present.
The following has been officially promulgated
from the Treasury Department.
Comparative statement OF the net expenditures of
the United States government for the eighteen
months from September l. 1867, to March /. 1859,
and the eighteen months from March !, 1859, to Sep
fpmher 1
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FIRES.

fire took place, last evening, i'm the TIL rdf oOr
front room, OF tenement house, 20 Thomas treet
The cause il unknown, and 1t was first discfere,
in a straw bed. The damage was about Sl0t IN
sur auCe $500.
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NO"
NASH a FULLKJ.
DINING.
Ws9A 4.
OYSTER p
1a0.
ss;;ls c;5;;7;7 .~p
ROOMS.
LARGEST sIAo. y
IN TnR
UNITED STATES.
CONE AND SEE.
From the sunday Timeai
Lille local history very pleasant thing 70 OCCASION
ally indulge in especially when some institution
that time and enjoys peculiar CLAIMS 70 sbsre
spec. Of the community. Perhaps 1t is almost WORKED
supsrsrora.ou to explain Aat such a institution exists ID
The renowned es.abishuent located Nos 49, 10 and y
PARK row, corresponding Nos i, i4s and Sl Nassau
street. than twelve years ago, far bach
a. June a. 1855 since Crook Dur first took possession
Of No 80 nrst floor basement) row. mmedi.
ately began to reputation money 1859 the
street noor Of No. 40 Park row was annexed No. 49, ana
was occupied by Duff On January lsss Mr. DUO
retired and Mr. proprietor of estaS
ishmen. which. by that time, quite famous In.Mas
1896, the firm Of Crook, Fox Nash created ana
tho reputation Of establishment continued To UoW
-
brighter and brighter In January 1870 Mr. Nash bought
out his partners and subsequently sold half bis interest ~
the business 10 Mr. N. Il. FuIer-NAsH FULLER beiDH
bs uns Of the 6rm Recently the srst floor Of NoS
thus been rendered largest and handsomea os
the kind sn AmerIc. When the opensds
moro than twelve years ago, Mr. Nash cosneets&
with II a. superintendent that position he famiarizeo
himself with ali the details comprised in the grand ars ~
"kespng hotel" a position in which his Abilities
became manifest ecognsd Since the last addtioo
made the entire has been repansed redeco.
rated reftted The ensemble therefore attractive
ana BEAUTIFUL and the realizes the ideas wbieD
many hungry has long entertained concerning whaS
au eating house ought 10 be and might be. Id
due in reference to the painting, which the work Of
Mssrs Barney Styles, and which represents the arss
feeling or those gentlemen IN a. attractive light 40
their personal bearing represents their social tendsns
ccs- The friends of Messrs. NASH FULLER confidently
anticipate that the increase the business Of the restaurant
WILL in time, necessitae addition of rest Of Park
that the spectacle presented will be that Of vast
tables hronged with happy eaters and drinkers revepg m
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THE sHIvERING sEASON.-THE Loss TO THE
ab0ring classes Of the United Staten caused by fever
and has been estimated upwards OF two millions
dollars per annum Whole settlements sometimes
ated by the disease and IL regarded in some localities
one OF those vsalions Of Providence which be
avoided This mistake As certainly Of the
which invited by neglect may foestaed by preca
on so certainly attack OF intermittent tor remit
TENT fever be prevented by invigorang the
tenn with HOSTEfTEKS STOMACH BITTERS, in ad-
vance OF the at which this maady prevails.
Prevention, II needless to say, il the wsest
policy but it consoling to know that where time has
been thus taken by the fUreock and the have
actually commenced, complete cure may in all be
rapidly effected by the of this powerful vegetable tonic.
The reputation of the bers specific for dyspepsia,
liver complaint, constipation and nervous debility has in
some measure thrown into the shade its merits
ventatve OF other ainen,s but all who have
taken It, either protection against remedy for mala
rous levers, will admit that IL surpasses in efficiency all the
socaied specifies ncudnr ginDe usually prescribed
these maades, while is al the same be entirely harmless
and ueciG2uly paIat able.
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SHIPPIN G N E w S.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

'ATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTH OF SEPTEMBER.
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Marine Dlsaseers.

BARK FrRKLovERRT, which went ashore 10 March, 1853
on the beach Cape Henry and subsequently got
and taken Norfolk, purchased BY parties Al tha
place and thoroughly repaired lifted with spars sail
and rigging She has been furnished with reg
ist0r and renamed the Brothers.
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Total 9 9l62 6s3 Ob2 $780, 623 $227 ,lA
Number OF 400 pounde each for 1862 $40
Number Of bales OF 400 pound each for 1870 24U 6
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-03-26
1Cl EFT Lii.

elevation actuee du feuve permet
les rtparaons necessaires a certaines levees
Dams quinze ou vingt jours il sera peut.etre trop
tard.,
N'oublions pas quill neige tout r6cemment, que
la neige fond ct .at de Ieau, que reau grosst lie lit
du Mississippi, que lie Mississippi ne Sc gene guere
pour Sc trouer un passage quand la fantase lui en-
prend.
Mais beaucoup ne croent i la cruc annuele du
fleuvc que lorsque lie dit heuve d6ferle sur les
clemins.
II est alors trop tard pour eyiter lie balm ct la
noyade.
PulAr,clENs ET cole poltc:en stun ldau
public.
LIE politicieh est le nonproducteur qu Wit aux
depens de la communaute ct de lEtat.
Son meter est la poque, ct len pas d'autre.
Tn politicien est la gale, la teigne, la rogne, la
lepre, lie cancer, la plaie, la maladie mortee un
peupe.
lie cholera ct la fieyre jaune sont des v6tilles a
cote de lui.
Et lie carpet-bagger est lie type des politicians
Ce carpet-bagger, sans soulers, sans profession,
sans amour du travail pariatement rodeur ct
inconnu sabat CONNIE un carencro sur une commu-
naute pasible ct sly collie en- sangsue en- pieuvre,
ell vampire, en- pou de bois.
Quelques annees de succion lie font gros, gras,
richie, pl6thorque, monsieur
Cest principalement rhomme de couleur que lie
carpet-bagger explote avec voracite.
Lhomme de coulcur est nait, iieune, credule
faci|e Il tromper, ami du nouveau ct servteur de
qu lie tatte. i.
Mais 81 lie politicien s'enrichit, devent un mon
sieur, Sc transforme en- panteur, change de giants
tous les jours ct dhabt toues les semaines, il men
est point ainsi du pauvre trayaieur noir
C'est que lie travail du noir, bien qu'honorable,
nest pas aussi lucratif que lie travail obscur ct
honteux du rongeur dos ct du suceur de moee.
LAmerique Sc meurt de ce a6au.
Et la Louisiana!
Estrce dire que retranger qui Went avec 50
besace ct "a pauvrete doiye ere mis- Index I
Nullement, nullement.
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Metam0rphose.

lie vrai Republican, nest pas la creature
Qui Sc plait dams 6goht, aime la pouuiture
Et meconnait lhonneur.
II vent Ia liberte qni parle en- souveraine
Mas son front est serein, mais son anne est sereine
Mais il est la splcndeur.
Vous ne lie verrez point, honte ct laid d'envie
Blasphemer la vertu. prostitner sa vie
A tonte volupt6;
II ne Sc vendra pas pour dc rargent qn soue,
II lie nendra point les faveurs dc arsouille;
II est la pauvret6.
Heroiqne est sa fol. Done, qnand passe Get homme,
Get ap6tre songeur qui fait penser il Rome,
II ne faut pas railler.
Ce serait ydicule ct sot, la rail!erie,
Et fesprit des gouiats est une vieillerie,
Qn consise a gouaill,r.
Mais quand on soit un gars ver sans croyance,
Sans pudenr, sans esprit ct sans vaillance,
Invoquer hautement
LIE titre qni convent aux iines geneyeuses.
LIE nom qul Sc fletrit aux natures v6reuscs,
On dit: lie dr6le ment.
Dams ce pays daudace, oil l'aven:ure est reine,
On lie menteur est roi, la fol r6publicaine
A des adoratcurs tires.
Mals nous les commissions CONNIE on connait les rel.
Comme on connait les gueux. con,me on connait les
Et les wills mposteurs. [traitres
Hier leur botte faisait Ia grin,ace la boue,
Et leur vieux pantalon monrat I'm quart de ioue
Par deux villains accrocs.
lis ne travailIaent point celia nest plus de mode
Ettrouvaent ben plus simple ct tout tait commode
De vivre en- carcncros.
Un pays est charogne toute bette mmonde
Et fauve Ce pays tiat leur part, fut leur monde.
La curee All charnier; lines
Et nous les revoyons gros gras, ioyeux beaux hom
Bien bo'es, bien gantes v6us en- gentilshommes
Suivis dun palirenier.
En- verte messieurs, cette m9amorphose
Est trop subtle. II doit Sc trouver quelque chose,
Un mystere en- celia.
Mais qni done ne salt point que Ia chenille informe
rampe tout d'abord, puis change de frme,
! Ephn qnelle vola! ..-..,.
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Nouvelles.

Lou1s1ASE.-La Nouvelle- Orleans, depuis
sommeil du juste. Et dependant War Moth
est tonjours gouverneur. Que serait-ce done
81 nous n'avions plus de gouverneurs, de
mstropolitains, ct autres calamites?-Le bill
constabu'aire etc signe par rExcel1ence.
NoUvEAu MoSDE.-Richmond deux mai.
res, ct ces deux maires Sc disputent a qui
mieux mieux.-Le general Candy, conforme.
ment aux ordres recus du President, a envoy6
deux compagnies dams les districts insurgts
de la Caroliue du Nord.-Qnand le Revenu
Intarieur touche, CONNIE samedi dernier, 365
mile piastres, il en- depense 400 mile pour
ses rats -de.cave. Etrange moyen d'amortir la
dette.-Le Congress dort du sommei de l'im-
becil|ite. En- effet, que lui reste-til a faire?
Les Tennessiens, en- attendant mienx, pro-
testent contre Intervention dn Congress dams
leur Etat.-Grant fume majestueusement, et
chr6tienne. Grant aura fum6 So
boutfarde ct que le Texas aura dit: rolo,
l'amnistie sera proclamee.
V1Eux MoNDE.-Le Pare dit Ia messe
Rome, pour lie comte de Montalenbert, mort
tout ricemment. due de Montpensier a
tue en- duel le prince de Bourbon.-En
France, lamnistie est ajonrnee cause dune
divergence dopilrion palrni les ministries.
Eugenie nassste plus all conseil des dts
ministries, ct son mari y rarIe pen. LIE prince
imperial maintenant 14ans, ct Ton dit quill
traluit Sophocle a lvre ouvert. Rochefort a
eta transftre Tours CONNIE ttmoin dams
laf'aire V. Noir. Olivier Sc porte assez bien.
-L'Archiduc Albert d'Autriche favorise une
alliance ayec Ia France.-L'An Angleterre fait
toujours le commerce des morues.
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pauvre, francais on sllemanl, est une v6ritabl
ben6diction pour le pays Get homme apporte ave-
lni le travail. Ia sant6, rhonneur, IL patriotsme,
vertu, non Ia corruption ID paresse, Ia demoraisa
ton ct Ia honte.
Citoyens blancs ct citoyens noirs, prenez gard
aux chjcns enragfs qu,on nomme politicians.
S'ils sont devenus riches, sachez qus voas Atel
restes bien pauvres.
CANDlDATs.-Oui, encore oui.
II faut que le "suffrage universal" saffirme pa
des actes.
Lhomme de couleur connu, laborieux, honnete
competent. dgne, non carpetbagger, est un cand.
dat que nous accneillerons tonjours, que nous sou
tiendrons toujours.
Et sill y await demain competition entire ur
homme de ce caractere ct NJ. War Moth, le Gouver
neur actuel de Ia Louisiana, nous ne voteriona
certainement pas pour War Moth.
Mas, non plus, nest point raison pour accorder
sa coDfance un ane pretentieux OH un loup
famelique.
Nous ne disons pas celia pour qn'on nous croie,
mais pour que dautres pensent croient ct agissent
CONNIE nous.
La paume de Ia main dun honnete noir Et6
blanche par le travail, ct quaint son anne, nous ne
pensons pas quelle soft dune autre nature que la
n0tre.
DIR. DEIRlEU.-Merci au docteur pour l'enyoi
de son programme.
LIE DR. Delrieu SC propose de fonder en- Louisiana
une Ecole d'Agriculture, d Economic rurale ct de
Zootechnie. Et bien certainement il renssra, car
son idee est aussi bonne que peut ere grande son
energe.
La Louisiana est un pays agricole, CONNIE chacun
salt; ma's Fagricuturc y est peu d6velopp6e dams
ses resources presque machinae, trate. 'antique
ct scion la coutume. Et dependant ragriculture est
une science-une science qui veut plus que la
theorie,-une science exigeant Ia pratiquc inm6-
diate dams la Ferme. Ecole.
C'est ce que lie Dr. Derieu comprs.
Et nous ne doutons pas du success de la nouyelle
Institution. lie Rising Sun Of the South"
e est lie Is avrii que souvre linstitution de NJ.
Delreu, patronee par des hommes CONNIE r. Baure-
gard, T. Wharton Collens, T. G. Richardson ct
autres.
JURY DE Po1IcE.-Cest anjourd hui que Sc
reunit lie jury de police de la paroisse stJacques
De grandes chooses won't etre accomplies.
PRISTEMPs.-Plus de froid, de gelee, ct lie prin-
temps est bien venu.
Les serpents sortent de terre, Sc dEroulent ct Sc
soleillent. -
LIE pacanier, larbre tardif ct frleux, bourgeonne
lie taon roue sa brouette de carpet bsgger ct d.
crottin.
Salut au printemps!
PREDrCATEUR.-Le Reverend Dubernard, lex.
ceent cure de Saint.Gabriel, paroisse Ibervile,
Went precher tous les mercreds heurcs p. NJ, a
lEslise st-Jacques.
LIE cure Dubernard nest pent-etre pas un grand
predicateur, mais lon ne peut gu aimer sa parole
tace ct sympathique, sa bienveillance ct sa tole-
rance de chreten, ses connaissances yarees
d'homn,e instruit. .... ....
PosTE.-On hons dit que la Poste du Convent
va ttre transporter un peu plus hant, plus pres dc
re2lise St-Michel, sur lancienne residence Coppo.
mex.
lie public compte toujours sur la bienveillance et
la r6gulare de Madame Trust, la desseryante de
la dite Poste