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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-12-17

The subtle essence which resides in many plants
fruits Is so evanescent in its character to have
Almost dehed the efforts of chemists, until very re-
Gently TO lmprison it in any foreign medium. The
great secret with scientific to extract the
matte principle from flowers and fruits, and with it
sufcnarge spirits or syrups that permanence of
quality, facility of use and a perfection of the
unique odor of each may be given to articles which
can be used IN the buodoir the kitchen the dispen-
sary. In ancient times the actual plant fruit
dried, was clumsy oontrivance by which a faded
semblance TO the fresh aroma could be obtained In
Tue summary department, many plans were adopted
10 give flavor to fine pastry and made dishes by
orulslng, mlncing, grinding grating the coarse
materials containing the requisite Zest, which might
please the palate of epicure. All these methods
have passed away and the celebrated articles pre-
pared by Joseph Burnett, of Boston, have all the
delicate odors aromatic avors and spicy qualities of
the MOVERS fruits and vegetables concentrated and
preserved as to secure the evanescen and subtitle par
tcles in permanent and handy form, neither dete-
rloraed In strength or diminished in pungency, but
retaining the exact qualities of the original
IN their pristine vigor. For nearly a quarter
of century this gentleman has been engaged
IN the scientific manufacture of Flavoring Ex-
tracts, Cocoaine for the hair Kalliston for the
complexion, Florimel and Cologne Waters and
the rarest kinds of delicate perfumery for the
nandkerchef and his success in this difficult branch
OF chemical research has been very remarkable. The
dantiest flavor which passes the of taste
has been caught by him and imprisoned for use.
There Is refinement about Burnett's FlayOring Ex-
tracts and Toilet Preparations which have failed
TO discover elsewhere and that alcoholic scent
and lncongruous combinations, which are too fire.
sight of entirely.
Mr. Burnett is one of the leading citizens of Bos-
ton, man given to intellectual associations and in
that city holds prominent position, which long
course Of honorable trading has obtained and de-
serves.
We cannot conclude this slight sketch of a cele-
brated leading house of the East, without devotng
Paragraph to Mr.. Lyman D. Morse, who for many
years has been actively engaged in building up this
immense business, travelling in its interests a full
half score of years. and by his gentemanly deport-
ment securing hosts of personal friends, and long
lists of permanent customers. In that house which
he has well represented he has vital interest
and the business of Joseph Burnett has much gain
from having associated with it highly estmable
northumberland (IoOa1 Democrat.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-12-17
SEXUAL SCIENC

Including Manhood, WomanhoOd and their mutual
interreations, Love- its laws power &c; by Prof o.
y row LER. Send for circulars and specimen pages of
the work: Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co, Pha-
delphia, Pa; Chicago Ill Cincinnati O. St Louis,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-12-17

MTANTED-AGENTS $50 per day) TO sell the
! 5 celebrated ROME SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHINE. Has the Uader Jee9, makes the clock
I stitch (alike on both sdesD and is Juj licensed
The best and cheapest family Sewing Machine in
the market. Address,
JOHNSON, CLARK & co.
Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, Ill, or
Il. Louis, Mo
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MAR EFT

LACLEDE HOTEL, Chicago $500 per day
ozone je'trr,) corner Madison and Canal SITS
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Statesmen and others wishing profitable en-
ployment will do well to notice the advertise
ment of 5. w. Kennedy, Of Philadelphia. This
is a reliable and liberal house.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-12-17

HURLBUT & EDsALLs, leading wholesale
druggists Of the Northwest, corner Lake street
and Wabash avenue Chicago.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-12-17

A SATEGUARD.-One or two doses OF DR..
Henry's Root and Plant Pills If taken IN time,
viii often prevent a serious attack OF sickness.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-12-17

NORTHWESTERN HORSE NAIL Co., manufac-
turers of Patent Hammered Horse Nails
ONCE 6S West Van Buren, street Factory 81 to
68 West Van Buren, street, corner Clinton street
Ghina
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-12-17

SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dispensarv,
headed, Book for the MilHon-MARRIAGE GUIDE
in another column 1t should be read by all
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-12-17

JEyNE IS AL2rISI, Importers and dealers in
Artists Materials, and leading Fresco Painters
Of the West, 1872 and 1874 South Clark street,
Chicago.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-28
:: IIIB LUUTST1]II..I.'1Xlt {,
Saturday, May 20, 1870.

any l nave known Cor tlSs Ia. ,weo,y. II Va
years. Many 81 my fields where The stand Of
cane was equally as good, but. cu4.ivs,ed
only with horse or mule power. and receiving
much more labor sud attention than the steam
P'owed lands, did not produce more than ff.
teen hundred pounds, or one and one. half
"oeshead TO the acre. Therefore, my ex.
per'ence, as you can readily perceive, fully
Jos''hes ms IN stating tia, the yield Of cane
upon the steam-plowed and stea u.cu mil waited
lands, and will, less than half Me labor, will be
my per cent, greater tina" can possibly he
obtained by any other system OF cultivation.
The advantages which will b. derived from
''e application OF steam to The cultivation Of
me soil, in our rich and inexhaus,ible lands
:" the valleys Of the Mississippi, and tine vas,
pfa'r'es ut the West, SO admirably adapted 10
steam cultivation, is NOT now within the reach
OF the human mind TO calculate. .
The preJudices against stea m.cul1iva1inc
machinery may yet for q time ra,asd il.
general use on this continent; bu, the scar.
Guy o. and rapidly increasing demand t,r
TABOR, now so sensibly felt in every section Of
our country, can only be supplied BY the in.
.fodnc''on into general use OF The steam plow.
q will supersede the necessity Of the intro.
dnctIon OF Chinese labor. We will then be
;'o'e 70 supply The world with cotton, bread and
meal, There Is 10 country so admirably adapt
ed % steam cultivation as ours; and | bsliev I.
the day is moi far dis,au, when The smoke Of
me steam pillow will ever be- in sigh, Of the
millions OF free'nen who will then cultivate
aud inhabli our vast agricultural continent.
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=
object the ratification by the people Of consti-
%tutional %tefor,n, but amids ,he conflict Of
passions and in struggle with lis oppenen,s.j,,.
pi'rpose became greater. Let us no, rcSref.#
The adver>Aries Of our institutions have
made = que sion between the Umpire and
revolution, but The nation has settled the ques.
ton in favor Of thai system which guarantees
order and 'ibes'y. To day The Empire is strong
but il will show its strength BY i,s moderation.
My Government will execute The laws wi,hon,
partially or weakness, il. wil!--nol devia,s
from Tho line mark, out for il. respecting all
the rights of subjects Of its will pro,ec, them
all and all their interests wi,h"n, a thought Of
dissenting votes or hostile nnnnnvres. bn, il
will also cause the national will 10 he resrect.
Ell, and will hold i, above all controversy.
Freed from constitutional questions which
have KEEP, them apart, lis best splits will now
have Int one pu'po.c-,e rally aronnd-,hs
Constitution which The country has sanctioned.
lionest pesso"s Of all parties will mite on
efforts 10 soften asrerities Of %partizan passions
10 preserve social interests from ,hc con,aeion
OF false doctrines, and TO augment BY all law
t"I means the grands.r aud prosperity of
France. We shall labor TO d,f1i,se instruction
In simplify admini>,rati measures to in,,o,
duce into the code ameliorations in favor Of
the agricultural ~ihteres, aud a TO develcpe the
public works. We shall give our time to the
reduction and the best dis,.ibn,ion If taxation.
Such is our programme, which IL realiz" will
increase The progress Of civilization. | thank
yon, gentlemen, for the aid yon have given
me on this occasion. Votes which ta,ify those
of lS4s, 1881 and 1852, reatfirm ynnr pow-rs
and give y"n like me new force to wax fol
the nation. Now more than ever NAV we be
fearless OF the future for, who will oppose The
progressive march Of the regime which a great
people founded amid political troubles ~nd
which is thus fortified in an era Of peace and
Liberty.
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Governor Warmoth's Answer.

His ExceIlency H. c. Warmo,h, Governor
sf the State Of Lonisiana, 10 positively neither
. republican nor q democrat, being merely a
earps.-baeger.
So speaks the New Orleans Tribune.
And tho New Orleans Tribune, as it is
known BY every one, is the sincere and sound
organ Of the colorsd people in Louisiana.
"According 10 resolutions passed by the
New Orleans Parish Committee Of The Rad
icai Republican Party and presented BY MIR
I. s. R@'risnez, the Committee appointed TO
wait on Governor Warm"tl 10 inquire from
the Executive Of his intention concs fning The
promnlg cation Of the bill passed by the las,
Legislature, which guarantees TO every citizen
his rights and privileges, was answered by
His ExcelLency that he will no, sign The bill
.nor any other bill of a similar character for
he considered il ridiculous, ab~uvd aud ftolish,
and h. would sign no bill making il = penal
odenoe in refusing 10 sell toa cslored person"
II is not the first time, however, that we see
Governor Warmoll. dodging in question in
which our dearest rights are involved. In
order 10 show that he las no, changed his
mind, let our readers remember xhat reason
he gave Tor his veto in onr fist CiviIs Rights
Bill. He said that the bill was norel and IN.
Precedented. II may not be ont Of season to
give a second edition Of the article which we
wrote on the 18Th Of January 1869, in, answer
10 Governor Wasmotis argument.
Here il is: s4
1t will be reco'lrcteI tina. one objection
made To the Civil Rights Bill presented July
40, 1855, by The Governor, j" hi. veto If Sep,
c5, 1868, was that '',he means proposed in tile
fourth section Of the bill for enforcing these
Fights are, in my Judgment, n"t merely norel
snd unprecedented, buS imprac.icable and per
nicious." e
VI Tie fonr,h section reads as follows: "Be i,
further enacted, That any person or persons
violating the intent aud spiri, Of this act, on
conviction thereof, shall be fned not exceed.
ing 1--WE hundred dollars, recoverable before
any competent tribunal in ,his State, or
iapsisonmcat not exceeding one year"
w IN answer to the statement that the attach.
ing . penalty to the violation Of The rights
Aectsrsd in the ab"ve bill, iss'snovel and m.
p.ecsden'ed," We bring the fact that the
AsAsachu.e,s Civil Rights Bill Of 1865 and
1866, contains This very feature"
Il <&l @ hH & FE
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OUR PRINCIPLES.


1PsS1He0 nsT. Huaeay and Jsstice.
Usiusrsai .frage, e=eep. for o.tla.cs and
vagaboads.
: Civie slliascc Of tie rAi.e and colored
Losisiamions.
Education for all. au
No more political Carpetbeggers, nor
sse3eas ro,cdics in Losnsiana.
Political Equality Of n~asaralized and
AMerican bora citizens.
Protection extended to laboriou. i'm.
migrants.
Respccs for tie law.
We saN ezah the honest nan to Office and
reject lie dishonest.
L~osisiasa must be ruled BY Honesty and
Intelligence.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-28

Cincinnati, May 23-There was q heavy
storm Of wind, rain and hail at half past Two
tins afternoon. Hail stones, in some places,
were an inch in diameter. A number of shade
trees were bl"wn down. The glass on the west
side Of the House Of Refuge was nearly all
broken out. The Presbyterian Church, Mount
Auburn, suffered by broken glass, aud aaauy
private dwellings sustained i,ja,iss Of the
Character. Shrnbb"ry conssrva,orias and
gardens in the suburbs were considerably
damaged.
For several days past the weather has been,
tor the season, almost approximately hot.
Al II O'Clock today the Temperature was 81
degrees. Tonight it is much coolsr.
New York, May 23-1he Albany Argu.
OF this morning makes the Democratic ma.
jori,y in the Safe Of New York on The Ja.
dicial ticket SO, 900.
Madrid, May 2l.-Espartsro has accepted
the crown of Spain.
There are thirty suits agains, cx-Revenus
Collectors, winch amount IL 8 1900, 900.
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STAR RICE MILL.
+. ABADIE 4 Clio.
Sr.jEAN-EAprtSrr Rive Jroito-

&c moulin rent 6ca'er ri hrosscr 40 ba,ils
de riz dams les wing, anaire hrnres.
lie riz so,ian' din STAR RICE MILL, CONNIE
article de commerce, ne GRANT pour la bian-
chenr ct Ia nel,eie, aucnne concurrence sur
les mahhes.
Les personnes qni voudron, hicn le vi>ires
Sc ronvainctoni par Giles emo ,les avanlus.s
o,t-ris aux plan,enrs r,ziers 9, n'ha-iierout
pas a "c"or'er leur patronage a N. FHAscols
ABADIE & Gle.
VA sendre pour lie moment, I'm lot de
'iz, de qna'ile ordinaire, Il 6 cents Ia l,yre.
Dee l.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

washington, May pa bill 10 secure
permanent 'evees for The protection Of aud 70,
'ee'a'fl'".-lhe %aElnvial lands Of the Mi.sis.
s'rp' valley, mas presented in The Senate hy
Nj. Kellogg, Of Louisiana. Read twice and
referred 10 the Committee on. Finance. /,
provides for a Board Of Engineers, CONSISTING
o. one from the Engineer C"rps Of the United
States to be detached Tor the pupose, one 10 be
appointed by The Governor "a Louisiana. and
o'e t" b. selected by the Mississippi Valley
Levee Company.
This Board shall determine the dimensions
OF the lryees and the amonnt Of ,ax.;;on
therefor. II further provides that The United
States shall issue, npon the complexion Of
each ten mi'es Of levee constructed 10 the
satisfaction Of the President Of The United
States, $4,000 worth Of bonds. payment, Of
which shall be secnred by mortgage on tho
property Of The company.
Washington, May 23.-There was much
excitement To-day over the seating Of MIR.
Newsham, from Louisiana. The election
wonIa probably have been sen, back to the
people, bn. Judge Ryan insisted he l.d been
iaitly elected, aud rejected all side issues or
compromises.
When Mr.. Newsham approached the bar
Mr.. EIJridse, Of Wisconsin,, exclaimed: az
protest, this man is elected by The House, 40,
by the people," He was declared gu, Of order.
The Radicals claimed that Mr.. Eldridye's
.I& H.. 4. Z. f4 a 4LH
words being out Of order should moi be printed
in the Globe, bnt Mr.. Blaine decided TIN, the
words Of members heard by reporters must 60
on record.
The case Of Judge Bailey will CONNIE up
TO. morrnw.
He approves Of Judge Ryan's conrse in
making a straight issue, bu, warned by the
'esnl' in his case will endeavor, as he saws. 10
save his constituents from misrepresentation
to have the election referred back.
In the Senate to-day, a sub, ,i,ute WAS re.
ported fur the New Orleans and Nortl, Eastern
Railroad, granting the right of Way and ten
alternate sections per mile on eacl. side of The
line fom York Station, Meridian, Miss, 10
New Orleans.
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AvE3
R0tfou d f~r0luti0n.

NJ. O. DuHON as-rit messienrs les plan.
te"rs DE- la paro'>se st Jacques ci les paroi>ses
votsimes on'il f4ii fab,iau.r 4 teur intention les
'at.nnx dont il est l'iuvenseur. =
Son rdteau a ftres, comm. plnsieurs ont IN
lie vnir snf r. ahi,ainn G Robinson, fai, avec
un homme seal e, dens muIe.s. dans l'espace
Dune joutnae, IL ~,ravail de- vingt cing hommes.
lmmenS economic lie bras 81 de temps.
NJ Dai'on rtpondta aus,i plomp'emcn, cue
pos-i"!. aux drm,ndrs GU iui seront talles.
Lncua>ion esi favorable.
lie temps veu, que Ia machine supp,te au
manqne lie ifava,Iiruts.
Prir maltrts, # 6"nne confcrtioa.
S'Hhre>>er a ~. Ouf-,me DUNN, habita'ion
7. Robinson, ratoisse 81 J--qnes. on bien i
w. D"hon, par let're q l'adfesse ,n Cnnrem
Poste-CgTce. fev en-.
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The following is the Bonapar,s's speech:
SIRs-Rsceiving from, your hands the resuI,
Of this vote, my first Impulse is 10 express my
gratitude 10 the nation which thus renews to
INC for tho fonnh time in twenty year. the
signal evidence II i,s confidence. Universal
suffrage, the slsmen's Of winch change sncea-
but nevertheless acronplishss is pus.
pose always. Il has for IL enidss i,s traditions,
certainty Of i.s instincts and 6dsIi,y Of ito
sympe,hiss. The plst hiei.um bad for 10 soIs
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-.O.-
M

leaola Store, maeasin Dc parirtes,
Paroissc St-Jaeques, lie,
Appellee i'a',ention de ses patrons sur lie
magnlbqns assortment quill Went dc rrcevoif
HABITS DE MESSIELRS,
Habiilemen,s complies en- Nanking. FL,
Cotonnade f'ancai>e, et Casinir. Pale,o,s en-
Aipnca. en- I"ile, etc, pour Ia saison. ~
FL anssi I'm bel assortment De Toilette =.
Tel que ehemists, cols, manehsiles, chaussehes
gnnis, etc, etc.
CHAPEAUX A La DERNIERE MODE!
NJ. v. e. NJ. Anderson a egalemen, en-
macasin ~nwrrnpesb. assortment, de marchan
discs seches: Patrons do robes, Den,eiles,
CONDIMENTS, laceis, Corse,s, etc. Fl une
par,ie do maaa-.n, sfparee de Ia Gfocerie,
content c.s diferents articles.
Bottles EFT SOULIERS TOUT FATS!
E%yalcmen, Bates, Sonliers, Bonjnes ponr
messisnrs "n pour danes, fats dans 10 Jernier
galt et sur commands.
DAMS IA GROCERTE
Lon tronve Nh assortment complet lie Thts,
Nacres, Gifts, Vionds rerie Graisse, Benr,e.
Fom4ge, Farinr, Pomues de ierre. .Jambon.
*' etc, etc., etc.
Drognes, medicines palen,ae., Con6ssrie,
Fruns conf,s, Cornichons, Oites, Pein,ure,
Huis, Wires, Mastic, Vernis, 1vrtbenhine,
Brosses, Pinceau1, etc, etc.
Stiles e, Harnais, QnincniR>rie pour char
p~en,iers, Conieaur de table ct Coneaur de
pocl,e, Corde, Gondron, Ppir, e,c etc.
CRANES DE JARDINAGE!
vins do ehoix. Liqusurs ct cissrss!
Rien ne marque.
Et aux prix les plus moderes.
Mons s%ppelons snssi yo,re attention snr no,re
magasin nomme CANTRELLE STORE. Que
lions onvrirons bien,6, av-c nn grand ~assor,i-
ment d. toutes les marchandises ci-dessus
d~6-ign6es.
Venez, voyez. jugez par vons-mamss u!
N. B. lie. DANES pnu, ron, s'aL,-~sy 4
Madame ANDERSON. Nous averiissons
&galsment les ia "-s que IL moment 10 plus
ponr lsnrs schais est de 8 heures
a midi, on de 2 heures 1 5 hsures r. N.
Az. l6. &c
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}. F. Il o BIN,
MO ~, rue youlouso,

Ex Sous-o ficisr de cavaletie de larmee
franeai-e, 6lave lie recole de cayale,ie a
Sanmnr lFrance>, Oh il a suiyi un cour.
dHiPpia,fiqne ct fat pendan, hni, aus me
e'nie ,he"'iqne ct pra,iqne ponr les chevanx,
sous Ia direction des ofTiriens-ie tots grades
les plus compe,en,s. II i"foime ses smis e,
les hab''s"'s DIES csmpagnss quill ,~'occupe
de fairs acheter et venLre dss ~chsvaux eli,
mn'ess, 'oas ceax qui'en nut ache,e deja SON,
tues s~atisfaiis de son chnix.
G-li s'occupera aussi de collection CONNIE
aulrefois.
Reference de Messieurs
s. THss'or, Par. St james. A.P,coL, Par. St. J. B.
A QUEysoi, N. O., L.. D. Asnor,-. n n.
n. vooRaiEs, N. O., ia. 4. q,
9. DucuAMp, N. O., s
T. PkTar JEAN. Na,ehisoehsa
A. v~ooaAlxs. o,
p. p. DsLAesoix, n. o. l2ae,,
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Avis aux Planteurs. \.

NJ. n. l.. EHRMANN, do S,.Jean. b. piis'e,
a fhonuenr de ~prsvenir NM. les hahiian,s
qn'il n cons,am'nen, en- main dos ehand,tr.s
lie seconds main a prix n"detA, e, qn'il ache
terra Ia vie,IIe ion,e 4 si2 90 lie ,onnean ., les
.leilles ferrailtes a $500 10 tonneau. 23av.
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SmLuc0n Store.
Ancicn nsaSastm Louis LEROY.

Groceries de toute espece.
Wins. Whisk.y, Liquenrs,
Jambons, Viandes salees,
Hnilss, Rig, Graisse,
Conserves, Fnmage,
Fari"es. po,nme~ de- ,erre,
Cafe, Sncrs, The, e,e., etc..
ole tout aux prir les plus moasres.
10 mag~sin est complement assor,i.
RE" d'esssn'iel ny manqus. NJ. Jean l..
Copponsx, lie nouvesn proprielaire, s,eRorcera
de plus on pins de m&ritsr IN coniancs Dc
ceox qni l'h"noreromt Dc Ieur yisi.s.
II mai 70.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-28

ii -Whea 4 man, in our Louisiana, is unable
to read and write, but is anxious TO become
rich sad Honorable, he is Untitled to be sent to
ths nouss Of Representatives.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-28

MARITAL VAUDEVILLE, cordonnier
w e, h"tties, pres de i'habiiation d. N.
Elma"d 6lo"i". I IN quart Do mile do
fEglise S~xini-Aiehel.
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Ay15

NJ. J. LArEyroLEE1E, de St-Jcan- Bap,iste.
AVERT, NM. les habi,an,s ct marcIands qn',l
continue son meme genre d'.ff.,res: a,hal e,
vente de lTnfs do Texas, de- i.nni>iane, etc.
II est charge, a partir d'anionrdl,ni. DE- la
collection des complies DDS . la Socit't F.
Pare e, Lapeyrole,ie. 9avr.3m
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AASNzN NNMAM

Exercera sa profession dams les paroisses
S'.Jacqnes, 81 ear. Bapli>,e, Ascension, e,
devant la Conr S%nprana de lFia,.
Bureau labitation a. B. ROMAN.
Pnste: Can,reiic P. q.
NJ. Alfred Roman sera ,ous les jours i son
bureau, de 10 l,eutes A. NJ. a h-nres p. NJ.
sanf lie lnndi on il Sc tronvera a la Maison de
Cour dc la ~paroisse S~t-Jacqnes.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-18

Paris, with one hundred thousand soldiers
of the empire bivouacked in her streets and
public places, has not We, risen in insurrec-
ton, but the agitation is very great. Private
letters received in London represent that
the feeling OF sympathy for Victor Noir is
profound and wide spread among the mass
es. They are only overswed by the impos-
ing demonstration of power by the govern
ment. The Emperor, with his usual cool
ness, goes about visiting the barracks and
military schools. Rocheforts paper was
out again yesterday, and its articles were al
most frenzied in tone. In leader the ed,
itor shrieks: "The demonstration Yesterday
was cry for justice, tomorrow may come a
cry for vengeance" 1t looks as if the gov
ernment was giving Rochefors rope to hang
himself His case comes up IN the Corps
legislstif on Monday. We have the opinion
of Minister Wssburne, BY telegraph, that the
Emperor was never stronger in power than
he is now, and can put down any disturb
spce the irreconcila bles eau devise.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-18
RAILROAD NEWS.


Kansas finished 82l miles of railroad in
1869.
Iowa has patented to railroads 6,655, ,ll5
acres of land.
The prospects are good for the construc
ton of q new line between Philadelphia and
New 7 York.
There are about 1000 men employed
along the line of the Lake Superior and
Mississippi railroad. Work will be kept
up along the road during the entire
winter.
Fifteen miles of the Davenport and St.
Paul railroad are nearly ready for the ties.
A new contract for Al miles, to Wyoming,
has been let.
A company has been organized at New
Orleans 10 build railroad along the west
bank of the Mississippi, to connect at
point opposite Memphis with the extension
of the Iron Mountain railway.
The New York Erening Post says the
railroad from New York through Virginis
and West Virginia to the Ohio river is likely
to be built.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany having requested the opinion OF Hon.
| Reverdv johnson upon the question of the
consti,utionality of the State legislation
which requires the company to pay into the
treasury one-6fth of the gross proceeds
from passenger travel over the Washington
branch of the road, he discusses the matter
at some length, and in conclusion says: u
am clearly of the opinion that tke acts Of
the Maryland Legislature above referred to,
of 1892 1854 and 1862, as far as they i'm
pose the tax in question, are unconstitu
tionAl and void"