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FURNITURE WAREROOMS, ESTAB-
l. LISHED 1888. D. H. SilcoX, Nos. IT'S, lit and
l79 King st. Goods carefully packed and shipped
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HENEREY, VIM. S., 314 MEETING ST.,
LII Machinist and Founder, Manufacturer OF
Engines, and improved Agricultural indictments
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MATTHIESSEN, WM., STAR SHIRT
House. Gents Furnishing Goods, 291 King 81.
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II NSMAN d HOWELL, GENERAL
IN Commission Merchants, and Agents for
Mapes' Superphosphate OF Lime No. l2S East Bay
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T UNSFORD, J. L., CABINETMAKER
IL and Upholsterer, 81 Queen ST. Jobbng neatly
done. Agency Common-Sense Sewing Machines.
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Chipping.
u o e w Y o r X
ON THURSDAY, 18TH SEPTEMBER, AT 6
O'CLOCK P. M.
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsTABLIsHED 1870
srATE.ROoms ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Screw Steamship snip
"CLYDER Hunter, Commander, will sail 70: New y
York on THURSDAY, September TO- at nSciinc IG'och
with 6ay Passenger Trains from Columbia anu
Augusta, arriving at half past Y. n. 1,,o-
The cLYgE" viii sonnsSt VIII ~ messIs eas WI W.T.
PoMs = GHInN,S line. sailing September 21sr.
h Insurance ~ by Steamers OF this Line = per cent:
For Freight Engagements or Passage, having
yery ane state.room accommodations, apply 10
WAGNER, AGGEK "; IN TO- iinion M INV Wharyes,
eepq-6
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TOLLIN, G., TOBACCO COMMISSION
IL Merchant, Manufacturers, Agent for the
sale OF Standard Brands, No. ISL East Bay.
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GEORGE E. BoGes, Secretary.
JOHN T. DARBY.M. D., Medical Adviser.
AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE, Solicitor.
j les CONNER, Counsel.
r. A. KINL0CH, N. D., Local Medical Exam
B. LEBBY. JR.. ID. D.. { iners. =
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T TITLE & CO., GEO, 2l3 KING ST.,
IL sell the cheapest and best Clothing and Fur.
nishing Goods In Charleston.
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july+SmosDSc

~Lippman's Great German Bitters strength
''.s sSLippman's Great German Bltters strength.
H-Lippman'H Great GERMAN blttels cuies
Female Complaints.
@rLippmans Great German Bitters, the most
delightful and effective in the world.
S-Lippmans Great German BiTters cures
Ell sTLlppman,s Great German Bitters gives an
appetite. D,,.o.. onros
MrLippman's Great German Bitters gives tone
to digestive organs.
NIs asSIippman's Crest German Bltters, the best
'psisSi pss-iippmans Great German Bitters regulates
"a wHIippman's Great German Bitters excIses
'''s s5Lippman:s Great German Bi:ters, best
s-Lippmans Great German Btters will give
'Jase s;EI.ippmann,s Great German BItters cures
ss-Iirpman's Great German Bitters, the
faVorte OF Germany. .,,
o sTLippman,s Great German Bitrers has met
with success everywhere.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, May, 1870.
MEssRs. JACOB LlPPHAE il BRO:
Ge1tlemen-I certify that l have examln-
ed and used In my practice Lippmang GIeaG GeI,
man Bitters. ! regard them as an aunInule
tonic and appetizer. ]. ". folNDExTEK, NJ. u.
pepo;s % Charleston S. c.:
W. @. TEOTT, ED. 5. BURNhAM'
A. W. ECEEL & CO., G. J. LuHS,
cERINE.
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wholesale Agents:
HENRY BIsCHoFF & co.
STEPHENS, WERNER & QUICKER,
Dow1E, NOISE i DAVIS, Druggists,
CLACICS & TITTC.
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| NEUFVILLE, B. X, BLANK BOOK
Broad st. Magazines, &C., bound in all styles.
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MERTENS, w. A., DEALER IN LA
A DIES, Misses, Gents, Boys and Ctildren's
Boots and Shoes, Trunks vaises, &C.. 2s2 King ST.
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ATERNAUGH, N, DEALER IN BOOTS,
Vxl Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Va!lses, &C., e!2 King
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0STENDORFF & CO., WHOLESALE
~ Grocers, Dealers in Wines, Liquors and C
gars. No. l76 East Bay.
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EASON IRON WORKS, ESTABLISHED
~ 1883, Nassau and Columbus streets; Steam
Engines, Marine Portable and Stationery. Boilers
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Bnsiress Gar1s.

. A DAMS, DAMON & CO.; Is BROAD ST.,
n Dealerstn Stoves; Ranges, Crates, &c. Agents
for the Autnmafie Washing Machine and WriDger
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nUVAL d SON, ]. B., MANUFACTURE
~ ERS Of Tinware Dealers In Stoves, House
Furnishing Goods, &C., 337 King SC.
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NOAH'S ARK.-WM. MCLEAN, JOBBER
IN and Dealer In Toys, Fancy Goods, Show Ca
ses Stamping 4 Ptnking specially; 4S3 King 81.
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nNEILL, BERNARD, WHOLESALE
" Grocer and Commission Merchant, 1se East
Bay. Foreign and Domestic Exchange for sale
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applied
ieandEndo WIZ ~
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1NOSGROVES SODA WATER MANU-
" FACTORY and Bottling Wareroorns for Bsss
and Hibbert,s London Ales, 81 Marker 81
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DADDON, W. F., GAS FILTER, STEAM
Il Filter and Plumber Al King st. AL kinds
OF Gas Apnaratus made TO order.
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CHAPN & CO., L., MANUFACTURERS
" and Dealers In Carriages, Harness, &C., 20
Hsyne & SO 96 Pinckney St. also, 1e3 Meeting ST.
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NORWN & CO., WIN. S., IMPORTERS
" and Dealers In Colce Whines, Brandies, Teas
and Groceries Wholesale and Retail 2f5 King st.
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DAZAAR, F. Won sANTEN,, IMPORT
ID Err Of Paris Fanc Goods Toys, French Con.
fectiouery India Rubbe Goods &C., No. 22e King st.
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VESSELS SUPPLIED WITH CABIN AND
MESS STORES ON SHORT NOTICE.

Captains and Stewards are respect .EfEA
fully invited to call and examine the. E&1an&G
quality and prices Of our GOODS. Full weight
guaranteed. delivered free OF expense.
WIN. 8. C0RWIN i CO.,
No. 276 King street. opposite Hasel.
Charleston 8. O.
~ Branch OF No. 900 Broadway, Hev York.
JanA
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CHAFEE'S TONIC, THE BEST AND
~ most pleasant Stomach Regulator extant.
Chafee d Co.. No. 20l East Bay: Menufacturere.
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DIsCHoFF & CO., HENRY, WHOLE
ID SALE Grocers, and Dealers In Wines, Ii.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-06-18
Good advise.

Cosored men, the Radicals are proudly
speaking 10 you about progrsss, above all
when election tine is coming.
Progress is . good and grand thing, mos,
assuredty.
Bo, what is progress composed Oft
Tie taking q certain fat offices by certain
ofice.auckers cannot BE- real progress 10
You and 10 your children.
True progress for every man, whether
white, 81 colorel, consists in the exact dis.
chargs IL his dates and in the legitimate enjoy
meat of his rights.
Your rights are moro. or less better known
TO ynn. s.
A. for the duties, the frsf, foremost and para
mount, Is ONES duty 10 hi. family.
The man who has not ! legitimate wife. cannot
havs legitimate children. tn be without fami'
j means 10 be : vagabond. The vagabond
Has 10 country. no home, no standing, nc
name. God has created Us fur social life ant
not for : Wandering life, for the happiness o
The home and not for the carpet-baggeries o.
the road, for morality and virtue and not 70,
corruption and shame.
Progress in the family and with family is
thstsfote the great and holy end 10 which
every one Of N must aim.
AZ for politics. Il is merely . bitch aud a
anknrp. 4&'
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-06-18

MADRID, June l3-In the Cor,es on Saiur-
day Gen.PriM, in rapIy TO question: said lie.
Government had sought a candidate Tor tl,i
throne, bu, thus far in vain. He felt cos6den&
however, that within tie next three monll,s l
candidate would be found. He deemed ii neces-
sary TO state further that he did no, mean
Alfonzo, and while lie knew there was a
general feeling Of anxiety IN account Of This
unsettled state Of affairs, lie did not apprehend
and disorder.
WASHINGTON, June l3.-1nternal revenue
receipts today over 81, 100000.
Tue President has returned.
Ii is reported that a negro succeeds Devices
from North Carolina.
The negroes who were appointed 10 Yves,
Point have been rejected for physical aud
intellectual inetliciency.
TIE President sent to Congress today a
very important message relative 10 the
conflict in Cub.
lie SETS on, by reminding Congress that he
had promised in his annual message to make a
further communication on the subject OF Cuba
AS there was nothing al that time in The con
dition of affairs there to justly the recognition
of belligerent rights TO The insurgents, tie pas
six months, he says, while they have not siver
toahc Spanish troops any great success, they
have not advanced the position Of the insur'
gents, who possess no port, city or town. have
no political form of governments, and only
make war from ambush on Spanish conveys.
lie condemns the airocions manner in which
the conflict is conducted on both sides in til,
wholesale buchety Of prisoners.
lie alludes 10 the reported Issue Of Cnba'
bonds for corrupt purposes. aud thinks it
matter for serious consideration, and intimate
very plainly tina, the object of the Cnbans j
not 10 tieh, their own battles, bu, 10 get III,
Americans 10 fight their battles FOR them. IL
says he can see nothing in the presen. condI
ton Of affairs in Cuba 10 justify The U"i,e
States Government, il recognizing beiiiseret
rights V The insurgents. lie leaves The qnes
ton in all its bearings 10 The war maxim;
power.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-06-18

4 As 1 matter of Information 10 the intel.
ltSsnl aud honest people Of the Parish Of St.
James, We publish here the names OF the
NGsnineas Of she late Radical Convention duly
held under the shade of the 'Pacanier."
Six,y-fvs citizens composed ,ha. conven-
ton.
Ii u usless Ia commen upon the proceed.
ines Of the nominating Body.
Tie names Of the candidates speak also and
saough BY themselves.
For the State Senate: Judge Q. F. Hunsa-
ker.
Fos Representatives: Adolphs Tureaud and
Henry Riley.
For Parish Judge John W. Hnnsaker.
For Sheriff: Captain J. c. Oliver.
For Coroner: John HsJgepa.h.
And w cory from The official Journal Of
ihs Parish, the supporter Of those nominees,
he following rematk:
9 Tie most aprsraing want that is felt by the
people o. this Parish is ! thorough and honest
administration Of lie government, both State
and PafochiaI, good, homes. aud efficient meu
II office. No matter villa. the color Of 'hei'
akin"
That's %.
No matter what the color Of the skin, but
matter what the color Of the lsart.
When we have fonnd goodness, honesty
efficiency and confidence, We must glorify
DC Lord Of Heavens.
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avis
Rnlcnu q ~Gr0lufiOn.

NJ. o. DUIION avarit messieurs les plan
.eurs de Ia raroisse 81 ,Jacane>c, DIES pareisscs
voisines Gull fat fahriqnrr i lcur intention les
rateanx dout il est lsiuvenIeur.
Son rdtean a faves, CONNIE plnsieurs ont m
lie voir sur l'labi,aiion 6. Robinson, fai, ayec
un homme seul Ell deux mulets. dams l'espace
Dune journee,'s travail de wing, cinq hommes.
Immense economic de bras et de temps.
NJ. Dn,on rapondra aussi promp,enent que
possible anx de,nanies 1ni lui sero,l iai,es.
l.'uccasion esi favorable.
lie temps vent que la machine supplee au
manqar de lravailfeurS. r
Irir modtrss, et bonnie confection.
S'aife.ser a ". Onf.,me Duhon, habi,a.ion
r. Robinson, paroisse S,,Jacques, on bien a
N. Dahon, par lel,re I l'adresse du Cnnren
Pose- Office. 5 tev. GIN.
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THabi,ants de 81 Jacques ct dn vnisinage,
vous qui avcz besoin de selies, de harnais, de
quincaiIerie lie v%oi,ure, lie callers de ckasnes,
lie brides, e,c, etc pourqooi n'all"z-vons pas d
'enseig"e du chsral noir, NonvelIe. Orleans,
rue des Ma.asins No. Z?
C'es. la grande maison IIorter, Peterson ct
Fsnner.
C'est la maison du bon matchs e, de Ia
bonnie merchandise.
Vous ne ,tonvcrez mieux MULE part. =,
On y parie ang'ais.
O, y parle francsis.
On y est accommodate ri rnmr'aisant.
N'tre co-paroiss ie" Henry SUPRA. jesae
homme don't nous commissions ,ous Ia compiai-
sance Ell I'nrbani,e, 9ni nous %connaii tons ct
Ell qni nous Ponvons mons confer, nous traitera
en- amis ei Ell connaissances.
Qa'on Sc Ie disc.
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Driper.-Yes, have whipt my black bro.
theirs when they We're in bondage, but | was
compelled TO do SO. with a crocodile's tear.)
Jamss.-The fact is, homes, drirer, that the
late master. when a cruel one, was choosing
q crnel driuer, but that, If a mild and good one,
he did not allow his drirer to whip wilhou,
mercy.
Dricer.-You think so?
Lmes-And [ say furthermore that The
'a'e drivers will be driven away by electoral
brooms.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Lrndon. June l0.-rhe G!obe in its edition
Of last evening startled the community with
the announcement that Chatles Dickens had
been seized with paralysis, aud was lying
insensibis at his residence at Gads Hill, near
Rochester, in Kent. The news spread rapidly
creating the most profound regret, but the
worst is still 10 como.
kilograms have since been received which
announce the death Of The prsa, novelist at y
quarter 10 s this evening. Mr.. Dickens was a,
dinner or Wednesday when he was seized
with the fit. Dr.. S,nls Of the village Of Stroud,
who vas in former years the family physician
Of Nj. Dickens, was Immediately called in,
and remained until neatly midnight.
The condition Of the patient becorainc
worse and worse, il was deemed advisable 10
summon physicians from London, AMI ,cIs.
grams were promptly dispatched, and ,i,is
morning several London physicians arrived n,
Gads Hill. A consultation was held and the
case was at once pronounced hopeless. The
patient sank gradually and died al is minales
after 8 this evening.
Mr.. Dickens had been i'll for several days,
but not seriously. He had even visited Roches.
ter and other points during the present week.
Tie death Of Mr.. Di. ksnsshas plunged the
nalioa IN mourning. This mornings Tines
says: THE ordinary expressions Of regret are
now cold, and a conventional millions of peo'
pie feel a personal bereavement: Statesmen,
Swans and benefac,ors Of their race wher
they die can leave no such void. They cannot
like this great novelist, be al inmate Of every
house,"
Tie Daily Telegraph ssys:s"W Without ar
intellectual pedigree, his writings fo,m al era
in English literature. He was generous, loving
and universally beloved. He leaves, Ike
Thackeray, an unfinished story"
The Post says: "Mr. Dickens did more
than any contemporary to make Literature
loved and admired.
The Telegraph regards the %dis.insuishc,
dead n I public servant. whose task Is nobl,
fulfilled. +
All tbs morning papers published ob;saa.,
notices.
PAsIs, Jnne I3-The members Of the Inter
national Society Of Wo,kmsn, who We,
arrested on suspision Or bsina Implicated il
the late plot sga,nss ~ ns,ion an1 the life q
The Emperor. viii have their p,sIiminaI,
fermentation before ! iribnnal IN Satu,ds,
nsss, aaL will - vslra.st On eivirg bail.
Tbs ssssisRs 1t ,hs High COst will begi
II. ~
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General.-Majcr7
nl0ior.-Enparal1

General-Maicr
M1jor.-General!
Gensral.-D you know that the American
Government has declared war TO France!
Myor.-No, General; but Cod may be
praised for those e~venifnl and glorious news
We will GO TO F.ance, whip the Frenchmen,
assault Paris, take il by s,rom, and ~civiIize
the Barharians,
Jean Cropeaud.-Ti is better, before starting,
my heroes, 10 take a passe port!
The miitinmen.-A passport7
Jean Cropeaud.-Y boa.geois, because
two gendarmes would arrest you ou Have.
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- y t7Ha - : $3.50. ~ ; - .
OUR PRINCIPLES.

L.HEr-' iHI
Republic Of Order, Honesty and Jasfies,
Uaioysha.ffeg except for oatlasas and
sags1oSds:.~
Civic alliance Of tie vAiie and colored
Losisiaaions. S
EdMcoiian .far. u.
NJ: more political Carpet 5aggers, nor
vseless yordies Il Louisiana.
Political Equality Of naturalised and
American. born citizens.
Projections ersesded to laborsoas i'm
.migrdsts.
Rsspcet for the lav.a
We will eralt the honest mas TO Office and
reject NE dishonest.
Loaisiaaa must be ruled BY Honesty ana
.LaseAiesacs.
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g. Commercial.

UM. Theodule Permit, lie roru'aire c,
complsisa"t magasinier de GENTLY en- Saint
Jacques, ayesit ses clients ct Sos ami* que
son Store neuf es, complement ,ermine e,
garni. .
NJ. T. Permit arrive de la Nonvelle -Oris.
ans avec un assortment de ma,ciandtses de
,on,es sor,es: Groceries ct marchandises
secles. @". ."".4M.
Ole tou. aur prir les plus modaris.
Venez, voyez ct croyez.
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s1ls.r Pi0mfeurs.

NM. les habitants qui mon, pas l'in'en:ion
lie (abriQner lenr sucre i l'acide euIfnrenx,
sont invites a faire un essai ,s rappar-il
~inventa par NJ. A. Lab.nvr. Get apparel IL
non settlement la proprisls Dc salufer les
~Iiqnides an plus hAnt degrs, mais encore
cl'aqne Iabi'ant pent. avec Get apparel, faire
Ia qnan'i'A de Bi>nlphile don't il aura besoin
pour sou ProPre usage. 5.aa A..@
Dsnx hnmmes, manGnyrant Get sppareil.
peuvent faise de hnit 1 donze barils de Bisul
ptite par jenr. Ecouomis de Ia plus i,aule
Importance ct don't chacun dol, Sc rendre
compile. e., on're lavsn,aes de faire .oi.
meme son BisnIphite, Oh peu, encore lui
Joyner Ia force %vouIue.
En- afirmant lei one mon apparel, outre la
vertn qnil 4 de sa,urer les iiqniJes an plus
hau. degre par lie noyen do Pscide sulfurcux,
peat encore f.briqner le BisuIphi,e, u n'a
vance rien que je ne puisse proaver Ell
demontrer par Fexparience.
Ce. apparel a fcnc,ionn6 sous los yeux de
Monsieur Louis Lcbonrgeoi,, mn ~plan,sur
d'exr6rienee bien connue. st de NJ. Netvilien
Bourgeois, IN sucrier liable.
Ces me>sien,s vons dirnni CONNIE moi, one
Get appaleil, ayec touie 81 si,np'icite, ,nodi63
encors par moi, est destin4 4 deyenir lie
tpremief spparsiI Dc &C gsnfe comm jusqu'a
&C jaur.
Que venx. je?-trav WALLER avec ls. plsntenrs,
lies rre,niers ini6tes.&s dams Ia questiop,-a
Ia recherche dun appareil f.briqnan, = .ncre
de Il maaiars IL Plus economiqne & Ia plu,
promple.
QUAINT ! rosj.c,ion f.iis, qns 10 jas d.
~cannss rss'~ trouble apres ~ d&color.tioa, ell,
.'e.t pas sttisnse. Un liquide d&colcr4 ri
facijs sulfureux .loil roster d6calos6. Z,
remuer trip sonvens, ne hi avois ps. iaissi
10 repos n6ess.aire, rela hi donnesa un,
apparencs trouble, mais ne lni rendta pas Il
conisur gull . perhus.
j. p,is done Mn. lee plantenrs de rt1eehi
I me question sni lee in,4sease N anpiem,
dessS, Il il demensss coasaiaca one NO,
sePs.,sa ftpoad aux p'opsit.t ci-ts.sos il
di4atss.
p. LABAUvE.
I Pa,eis's Ss-Jssqses, : 1aiA 1870.
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Avis aux Plantcurs.

NJ. D. l.. EHRMANN, do S,.Jean. Bap,is,e.
a fhonnenr de, p~rs,enir MN. les habi'anss
quill a cons,amment en- main DIES chaudiires
lie seconie main d prix mod6ra, ct quill ache
terra la vieille fon,e i SIP 90 lie tonnean ct les
yieilles f-tsaiiles a $500 lie ,onneau. e3av.
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0!@ce-se&~.-Are yon aware, Jack, that the
colored men are good folks?
Office: snck.r.-And very intelligent, TOO.
Ofc:seeker.-How so?
lDfce-sucker.-They have Mt prejudices
against our white skin and our heart. IT,
Office eeker.-Our heart is so visible through
our skins
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MIR. n. Underwood, actually Colonel ia
.lhs hilitia,. : former resident Of This Parish
w1s has been also our Judge, Il ! candidate
Tor Congress 10 the Third Congressiona1
Distsict.
They ny HE chance. are fms.
II %, tic chances Of Congress are dner.
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STAR RICE MILL.
F. ABAplE e. Clio.
Sr.JEAN-B ArrisTE. Rive droite.

&c moulin peut ecaler ct brosser 40 baIils
de TIE dams les wing, qnaire hsnres.
lie rix so,,an, du STAR RICE MILL, CONNIE
article de commerce., ne GRANT pour la blan.
chem Ell la ne,lele, aucune concurrence sur
les marches.
: Les pers"nnes qni vondron, bien lie visiler
Sc convaincr"", par elles-mames des asanlages
ofrr,s aux plan,enrs Iiziers e, n'hs-i,eront
pas q s%ceorler icur patronage 4 II. FGAseors
ABADIE & Gle.
I-A ve"dte pour lie moment, nn Li de
rig, lie quAlila ordiuaire, a 6 ceuls |. I,y'e.
Dec 1. .
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FIRST compeer-What Office ran get?
I'd compeer.-'rhe Office Of Judge is a very
suitable one, and very honorable, 700.
Fira.-Bntl am unknown to The people.
Second.-Better is to be unknown than 10 be
known.
Fra-You are right, Bob; the arsumen, is
a legal one.
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fI'Hlb|' :. ~I0UISIANIAu.
Saturday, June Is, 1870.

Caissn.-S'anges, where are you from Z
Strange--From abroad, sir.
Cnis.-What can | do for you!
Strang.-Eyery Thing, air.
Citis:-Ars you q professional man or a
mcdaniel
Strang.-I an a carpetbagget.
Cidz.-Fi. for the Mechanics Institute, os
4 friend Of War Mo,h.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-06-18

Some Mo .driyers1, Of tie former times,
sctually political 'dr;vsrs"-aud there are
ssens amongst us-festilI progressing in their
way q cssaiirg hatred and antagonism bot
Wesnst he while aud colored men.
Atsali ahssald. S1isl,ont ather merits than
fhsis shaasfsi An - tl.sis tsaek hear. they
- oossSbtaia ~ very Offices Y which they
Asvs M tiiss. ~ 1sasoa Of their g'.tins
ipeapssiay. s6a
D. " No. Sbas sAsy - ID public
tstisVsf
~ q a. ssaassd voters not 70 trust
- sssvasts whsE dsiak est d shs same
asatSSai b. vhits -, hssasss shsy ass
MiskS1ssss ~ n ySsasttsssg & tsGs.hsr
Ad,isysss i ~ lss0 - " NJ
- Dibte, mi resd II
[EE4EH%&A 49, S@pN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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AeJCeliO Store.
Habitation 0opponex L Co.
&l-JacQues, Ripe .Gauche.
CO Magasin, qui Went Dc %s'ouvrir, est un
des mienx assor,is de Ia campagne.
On y ,,ouve DIES. Merchandise ssches de tout
genre, G, une GROCERlE complete ct par
faitement a~sso,tis.
Wins ct Iiaueurs Dc premier ehoix.
Aur priE les plus raiso'r,obks.
NJ. Felix Oubre, le commits de pHELVETlA
STORE, fera tout son possible pour co"ten'e'
lee amis e, clients qui voudront bien ll,on"'e'
dc lcnr yisi,c. 81 mai-70.
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Shoe Fly Store.

MARCEL GUlDEY a lhonnenr lie fairc part
d scs anris ct a sa nombrensc clientele quill
vient de transporter son masasin dams lie
local de Monsieur Augu.lin koME.-College
Point.
SHOO FLY saura repondre a ,ontes les
exigences. II JUN 20.
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MIMI Als,MAN

/ y A~-7Are )
CxcIcera sa profession. dams les raroisses
'SEjacqnes, S.jean. B~ap,is,s. Ascension, IL
devant Ia Cdur Supreme de rE,at.
bureau : habi,ation a. D. ROMAN.
Posts Ca'Vrel'e r. q.
NJ. Alfred Roman seia tons les jours . son
bureau, de 10 heures A. M. a 2 heures P. NJ,
saul le lundi OH il Sc tronvera 4 Ia Maison de
Cour de la ~paroisse S.-Jacqncs.