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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

INDUoHHnEf TO Bur A Coon SHwua Ma
oHNB-Willcex q 0ibbs' Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, win hereafter be sold on liberal terms.
Inquire 1t the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, 4o6 Seventh street, between b
and e. 2.I7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

U3 n L. CHURCH will hold FEsTiVxL,
near the corner OF Bridge and High streets, oppo
nights. Admission 10 cents. Jest.
Try THOMAS BOWLING, Auct; Georgetown.
TRUsIEEs SALE OF DESIRABLE BUSINESS
PRB0RkRTY, ON BRIDGE STREET, NEAR
a BY virtue q deed OF trust, dated the 18th day
OF ostober isS' shall offer for sale. at paeIic
premises, on TTEsDfY the 18th day Of June $50
all that parcel of land being part Of Lot No IS. in
from the corner Of High and Bridge streets 40 feet
inches, the north side Of Bridge street and run
feet thence q feet thence south . feet to the
sseins tsfs,hs. With the s9Sy brick house
hawk in's addition TO Georgetown, lying in the
Beginning lS feet INCHES from the southeast corner
ans San" pa. S1 ana Hi on he ns eTsSf Tnnnns West
running thence NORTH and parallel with High street,
q Sy 2. e S d to
ise thence vest and parallel with Falls street now
LOT, sold to Nicholas Travers thence south, Iy and
with Trayers line, to the southeast corner of SAIL
last mentioned CONVEYANCE thence with straight
Said house contains store, and 10 rooms in addi-
ana good dry cellar, and on the rear of the lot
Terms Of ssIs one-half cash. balance at s and IL
e:
.'aSS:
CEORGETOwN DOLLAR STORE, 10 High
" street.7Just received, an unsurp passed assert
M Mt Of Jet and Fancy yewelry, Chromos. Vases,
Knives, Pipes, Fans, Albums, &C., 10. Gall and
see, at mo- Us my28-lm
nRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
All Wool Oassimeree, for men and boys, At %, a
70, 6K, a; beautiful Dress Goods for suits from q
cents mp; White Marseilles, IS; superior do. N1S
worth 80; Grenadines and Berages, Hts; Lawns, l2x
to cents; Striped and Figured Percales, lsx, %
yards superior Bieached Muslin, i3x: good Kid
GLOVE ssesssr H Il the
general assortment Of Goods AT P0PULAR PRlOIf
Ca. and examine f sss5 Rs5ffG' s + q!
my l2-u 1O1 Bridge street. Georgetown.
GkEAT BABaAhIE Hs u Ha, sH.EINa AND SUN
11s BRIDGE sTREET, GIORGETOWN, d. O.,
has received Q full assortment Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
cons1s9nH o. Jspenese silks, Black Slim. 0rena
suits; OEgandiee, Lawns, PercaIes, Ginehams, Ssef
ILxhx LACE tciR' shA AVIS lams''' 20. -
YeTym,s, Aiexandres, and Courvoisterp KID
yonse' Nsiesooks and Cambries, French Muslins.
V!Seno.eo; kfchardeonb Irish Lineps; Lace, Hem
STITCHED, and Plain Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs;
Win o nrst rate assortmsnf Of Gents end Boyf
WeaI, tndfee and Gents Underwear, English and
M iaosiery, Houssfurnishins 0oodss Mating,
EHevfng purchased Ill goods ct the recent great
dsciine ~ Nv York, for casa, washington lsdies
VIII md e - their advantags 70 ride over.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

THK GREAT FUNERAL-Frepdrdttons at The
CITY Hou.-The vicinity OF the City Hall was
crowded this morning with politicians OF
supporters being well known by a pleasing
appearance Of a0nptenancs, and the Bowen
mon "'e. tCns s0r,owful faces, and soon
the pavement was covered by men dis
cussing the situation. Many Of the Bowen men
lcolOred) took the ground that the d-n
Irish had sold them ou'; while some Of the
latter "a few only were of the opinion that
II was the d-n nagurs that did the
work. Some of the colored people took q very
sensible view Of the election saying that Il
proved that the colored people were not going
to be lead as a class In one party, but they were
az ain be found voting clannishly in the interest
of GemaQOQues
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

BASE BAIL.-As viii be seen By refsrenee to
=, tay the Jeffersons Tomorrow afceruoou As
he Ofynpfcs beat the former YESTERDAY, and
fhe Nationals have beaten the Olympics and
fhe n. Nconals have been beaten BY the ,Jeffer-
sons. the question IL, what win be the result Of
the game trporrowT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

Law DEPARTMENT CoMMENcYMKSr.-The
annual commencement Of the Law Department
of Columbian College win take place tomorrow
Church, and viii be enlivened BY music by the
Marine Bard, The following will be the order
OF exercises, interpreted with music by the
Marine Band: Anniversary Address, by Hon
Matt III. Carpenter; Address to Graduates by
samuel Tyler, LII. D.; Comforting OF Dexree g.
by Rev. g.. w. Samson. ID. D., President;
Awarding of Prizes, by Prof. John q. Kennedy
closing with the Benediction. The graduates
are sixty-seyen In number, whose names have
alre adv been published. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

4 WN. A. Cook returned to his residence, 935 y
street n. W., about nine O'Clock last night, and
some Of the colored Bowen men in that neigh
borhood sent one OF their number TO know il
the bad news was true. The delegate, after a
short conference, emerged with q long face,
up! No mistake about 1t we's gone up!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

ARREsTRD FOR ILLEGAL'RRGIsTKRrN0.-
A. Fletcher was arrested yesterday for illegal
registering and taken before Justice Schmidt,
who held him for q further hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

ASSAULT AND BArrxKY WITH Ixrxsr TO
kIIL--Henry Parker, white, was arrested yes
terday by O6cer Amiss, Of the second precinct.
FOR assault and battery with intent % hin VIM.
Johneon, and held Tor . hearing By Justice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

a BowEnlrH RAID--About ten O'Clock last Q
spects to Rutherfords paint shop, ON Z street,
between 18th and 18th, breaking ont four teen
panes Of glass and otherwise injurins the prem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

FUNERAL OF THE LATE JONAH ID. HoovEP.-
The funeral services Of the late Jonah ID. Hoo
Church Of the Epiphany, on H street, between
18th and 18th streets, Rev. DIR. Starkie preach
ing the funeral sermon. The remains are laid
out in one Of Viewers patent cases, coverod
with black cloth, and lined with white corded
silk. The inscription on the silver plate is as
follows: ''Jonah ID. Hoover. Born Nov. Q, 1927
died June 3, 1870" Messrs. Harvey II Mar
are the undertakers. The remains are to be
placed in a yanlt at Oak Hill Cemetery. The
pall-bearers are W. w. Corcoran. Geo. w. Riggs,
James q. Berrett, DIR. j. h. Blake, james Nj.
Carlisle, X. 7. Merrick, Alexander Ramsay
Senator Stockton.
This morning Mr. Clark Mills took cast in
clay of Mr.. HOOver's face for a marble bust, to
be executed by his tMillsD son for the family of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

ARRESTED ON BENCH WARRANr-Pink
jackson, q notorious thief, was arrested yester-
day by Officer German on bench warrant and
turned over to the T. nited States Marshal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07
CITY ITEMS.
FRENCH JET SETS,
Cut Bead Chains,
Initial Oroide Buttons,
Alaska Diamonds-

Or0iue EnameIed w,
received to-day at 457 Pa. avenue, between AZ
and 9Th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, DC.

Amusememfs, DC
NATIONAL THBATBR--"Jack and the Bean
stalk" by the Foster pantomime troupe.
EXCURSION 70 Marshall Hall By Seneca Tribe,
4. u. X. NJ.
STRAWBERRY FEsTTvALs-Second Baptist
Church, Virginia avenue and 18th street, 5. E;
judiciary Square wOmen's Christian AssOcia-
ton; eth street Presbyterian Church, South
washingt
BAILY EXCURSION Of the steamer Arrow 10
Mount Vernon.
SMrrH's Art GALLERY, 2f5 r street.
MARzRITzR's Art GALLERY, 4ss It'll street.
BARLow's Art GALLERY, 81 Pa. avenue,
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
Closing Scenes.
The City Last Might.
Triumph Of the Reform Party.
Rejoicing Over the victory.
a Call Upon Mayor Elect Emery.
His Address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

A CoLoRHD MCFARLAND RICHARDSON CASE
An Injured Husbands Recen9e-Hs Assaults His
WGe's Lover ,rtth an A1s-Ab0ut ten o'clock
this morning a colored man, named J15opii
Hart, living on an alley between 1st and I'd and
G and ID streets northeast, was struck on the
head with an axe by another colOred man named
Henry Brown, infiieting a dreadful wound
Brown then made his escape by flight and has
not vet been arrested. The wounded man was
conveyed to Providence Hospital by officers
Atchison and Fitzpatrick, where Doctors Ford
and Thompson examined the wound and pro-
nounced it fatal. IL appears that Hart had
taken up with Browns wife, whom he had Sc
duced. and this morning Brown, on entering his
children, which so exasperated him that he
caught up an axe and struck the blow, as before
stated. The officers recovered the axe, and
Brown will probably be arrested this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

PosTPoHENKHr or TIE RAcIs-n Win be
seen, BY our amusement column, that fhe races
which have been advertised to come Off II the
Nanenai Coafss are posspcnse anot Thursiay
ton Of the track, in consequence Of the heavy
rains re lilf 1.f,tfl-f u :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07
GEORGETOWN ADVERTISRMENTS.

LADIES OF WEST GEORGETOWN
S n. Il. CHURCH will hold FESTIVAL,
near the corner OF Bridge and HiGh streets 10 mo
site Laug's Hotel, JUNE 7TH, and continue several
nights. Admission 10 cents. ie43ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

ARBHsTKD FOR ATTEMPTING TO VorE IL
LHGALLH-Charles Tascoe, col0red man, was
arrested yesterday I'm the fourth precinct by
Omcer Zirwes for attempting 20 vote Illegally
and held for hearing before Justice Wall Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

TIE ATTRAcrIoNs OF THE rAIR now being
benefit of st. Marks p. +. Church, viii be
enhanced this evening BY Miss Ella Stockton's
select readings. There should be, on every
account, good attendance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

The SANITARY POLICE should look after a
dead horse which has been lying in l. street
south. between 9Th and 7th street, since last
Sunday, and which has now become 20 offen-
closed for two squares on either side Of the
nuisance. " s-r- - l-h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

ELECTION CAsRs.-In the sixth precinct, yes
terday, twenty-four arrests were made for riot
ing, lighting, diss derry conduct, assault and
battery, and other hfences growing out Of the
election, and the Asses were AL properly dis
posed Of by Jus,lce Thompson. * =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

BASE BALL-The Forest City Club OF Rock
ford, Illinois, arrived in this city on Saturday
night, and yesterday were to have PLAYED the
Nationals, but the Nationals grounds being too
wet game WAS arranged with the Olympics,
between whom and the Forest City the second
row they play the Nationals, instead Of the JET
Persons, on the Nationals grounds. The game
yesterday resulted In favor Of the Olympics by
10 following score: f' no
Forest City.........0 so o015 o-lo
OIympic............0 o 01 s 0-19
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

TON Bowie AeAIs.-Thb norning, Tom
Bowie was arrested by Lieut.. Kelly on the
charge o. using threats towards John Lee in
ffont Of the City Han, and the Justice commit
ted hin to jail In default Of bail. Tom Also in
timated to the Justice that IL did not make any
with Lee when he gos ont. y - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

z TMR THEATKRsy-"Jack and the Beanstalk',
hss been revived at the National Theater this
week with new tricks, transformations, SC.
At Wallis Opera House the famous Wslhalla
troupe with their fine tablesux and gynnasts
morrow "wednesday evening. Their enter
tamment is said to be Of the most attractive
character, and has crested quite furore in
they have performed to largo audiences,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

jim OBEIRNE AND HIS BALTIMORE KoUGHs.
It would seem that the mission OF "ColOnel"
Jim O'Beirne here was to take charge Of the
rowdv gang of Baltimore plug uglies and 90
bail for them. He went bail yesterday for
several of these fellows, and when they took
leave for Baltimore and while at the railroad
depot their curses were loud and deep on Col
O'Beirne for not paying their passage back, rs
was agreed upon. job n l.. Thomas, Collector
of Baltimore city, who was here yesterday leg
glng for Bowen, supplied the returning party
of plug uglies with money to get back to Baltf-
more in absence Of O'f3efrne, who thew ex-
pected at the depot with the necessary funds.
WHAT MAYOR BownN THINKS ABorr IT,
Mayor Bowen arrived at his office about ten
q o'clock to- day, and seemed to take his defeat
With tolerable philosophy. In a few moments
quite . number of persons gathered in the room
aud assured him that they did all IN their power
to elect him. The Mayor replied that he knew
ii, but that the combinations against them were
too heavy. He added that personally he was
rather glad to be relieved of the cares and trials
OF the Mayors once C) skEe4TRfr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-07

II J. HEIBERGER,
- (Successor to II. n. LouDoN Col "a
s5. CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
MERCHANT TAILOR w
Metropolitan Hotel, (late BrownsD
" S-d No. 500 Penn. avenue. WASHINGTON.
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" s

IT'S reported iha, Jules Favre and Bismarck
had q conference. The resul, ia unknown. and
no armi~tice has been concluded. Some
franco.amsrican papers, without kn"wiuu
why or why not, bitterly blame Jules Favrr.
Easy task!-It is ais" repaired Tia, The Rel
Republicans conde'n" the policy Of the new
Government. - Only q ha"dfnI' Of F,encL
escaped i,om Me'z.-The Siege Of Tonl is
v'g"a'ous'y pn'grss>ing.-Bazaine writes that
tie army Is we'll s"PpIied with everything,
anu Thai lie French were vlci"tiou. in every
hight up 10 the 3lst "A ,.I.ytam from Pms
ST." headquarters reduces to 10000 .h.. num.
Der 81 pr'r"nsrs taken VI Sed.n.-Th. DIN o.
ihats have arrived NJ Tonrs.-M S,ra.bonrs,
the ho'nt'arda"snt continues; the walls are
reduced I" ashes. Stra>boor. cannot ibid out
lo"g.-Bisnatck has said: "W.. shall inv..,
smd sta'vs Pa,i-. u tia, 'ioes IN, >,rcred We
shan Try rlIa' per means. w. will tounba,i Tho
CITY aud ce',a'"ly bnrn it., If iorrrd "-CoImas
s"d Mui''""ss ave "cr"p'.d ty The P,ns.ia"s.
"A r'"ssi'm Corps advances towards LYONS.
-Gs"sral Vi""y, with 10000 men, disputes
ihr passage 81 ,l.s Marns.- O" the 18Th, 4
nigh, look place vt " distance Of 10 mite. from
Paris, between 'l,e advance. gnardu i the Psns.
sai" army AMI u F.encl, detachment. Tie
French have hrem r-ruised sitter having
inflicted y bl'0hy los "n The pra>siams. = i, 10
reported That G.Msfai O"cs0a, viii. SOOvO sol.
dieEs, orcup'rs the wMsis u M.adun aud
C'amarl General fighting ssonnd PARIS
Gen. Tr.chn drcia,s. his dslermimaliou 10
II hight 0ut IN The st.s1.s, h"0.s. and b tsjcales.
R<s:rmt new from P..is State ,i.st tho Pore
and the Diplomatic B.sty nave .akau refuge
!" 81. Anys castle. Rome will capiiula,e.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24

The Democracy has resumed its former
strength and power BY meeting wi,h"u, hesi
'a'ion the requirements Of the times and
Justice. This Democracy means verify
Liberty, the conservation Of common rights,
the cleaning out Of c"nni"g politicians
and wire pn'less, the selection Of new, homes,
and Intelligent, men,.
The late Convention, in New Orleans. has
accerteI aud acqnis-ced i" the Fifteenth
Amendment to the Constitution Of the United
States.
Therefore, the honest and inteIli.en. color.
Ell me" have no more objection 10 join a Party
which. after all, is the Party Of the People and
Of Liberty.
We sincerely think that II is mora profit.
able to be free and equal with homes, and
intelligent men, than 10 be a tool AMI a slave
with n frw carpet baggers, damned politicians
and voracious office.humlers.
Notwithstanding, We will not be propagan.
dists. and we will never howl. vorif.va,e and
drum ss the Radicals do. We pretend tn
deserve the resrec, Of every one by respecting
every one, black, white or c"Iored.
Our door is wide open, bnt wa will not
"blige any one 10 e"'er forcib'y. There are
neither drivers nor militia Generals in our free
Democracy. 81.
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Certainly w" we've en.rc-,icaIIy opposed
10 The immigration OF john Chinanan.
We believed. ihen. that tho coInreI mon
won'd wo'k like responsible men. save ,,..ir
money, ero"nmiz" for their family, and
become landowners.
But, as those r"or fellows are %nn,linc hnt
tools i" the hands Of the ca,re,. hangers. poll
iicians, Radicals aud militia Gsnersh. wc have
n" objection against any ones comm. here.
Since We know the f.ail,-reI Generals.
carpet h"eg"rs aud progressive politician. we
50" M NOR" n%glincss l~azines<, aud filt,iness in
John CIiuaman.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24
TI1B L%OuISlAyIAN.
Saturday, September "a, 1870.

that it was only when the Northern armies
il" the proportion Of f,ur or five to one If tn.
Southern. failed to reduce the Se~ccssioui.t..
thai arms were put into colorcd mems hands
to help the Northern peorlc to achieve II
victory which they were conf,.scdy unable
achieve Of themselves.
This historical fact il in truth. n poor com.
p'ime"t to Northern prowe<s but it proves.
~ we'll, that the Freedom Of the black men
resulted from the logic Of consequent. events,
and not from Radical love cf the negroes.
or from my desire Of the Radicals to set
them free.
Tho Radicals must know this, If they arc
not w''fnlly or stupidity blind to the truth.
Knowing 't.they suppress the truth, and make
the poor colored men believe the contrary.
What is this agai" but trading in lies -
making lying a profession
Where t ere is no truth, there can be no
Justice. Without justice there can be no
liberty.
Tao Radicals then, convicted Of untru,h-
tu'ness. can lay no claim to the possession Of
justice or liberty. That which they have not
aud never had, they could not give to others.
Destitute Of truth and consequently Of JUS.
t'ce and consequently again. Of liberty. how
could they give liberty or freedom to the color
cd men :! Impossible Tho blacks obtained
their freedom in spite Of them or auy body
else, simply, as We have said, by the logic ii
tho events that flowed from the effort Of Tho
Souther" States to sccede.
If any confirmation of Ills rulcninb,c
historical fact. were needed, it is furni<' ed
by the Radicals ncfaricus schemes To with :
Hold freedom even now. wherever they can.
from all who differ from them in r%ol;tic,l
opinion ; and this. while they are pretending
to admire the beauty Of 'univer.al freedom.
The fact then is clear, TINT Rad;c,ls have
no love Of freedom at all If they lnd. they
would he just and give it to all men alike. If
they were just. they would necessarily be
trutl fnl, and that, sitter what We have =! own
above, "a we'll as what We know # them
tFo'" experience, is not suppo-abIc.
"Freedom" then, in their mouths, is lie
their "ro'i'ics" and "litcrat"rc. "-psr~do,
false a de'a>ion, a snare. n sham Whercfre
We arc entitled now to suggest an adlcudnm
to the heading Of Radical sheets" Lcrcubouts.'
Let it BE- -
"a journal deroed 10 politics, literature.
freedom, general nens. AND AN ,RREpREs.
slBLE DETERMINATION To BEFoG AND BEGulLE
THE chEDuLous CoLoRsD VOTER!
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A We NDRE,
Apparel a claryGer le ii" de came.

App0ren a rl1rytfr ie rn de came.
J'ai i'honnenr d'"n,ir aux habi,an,s de ce,,c
%paroi>se el des paroisses ~voisimes mon
Apparel Il ci"riGsr lie rim de came.
Get Apparel a saz snlfn,enx, pa'en,e, comm
de h-anc"np ri rnpioye avec le Plus grand
succe-, tnnc,lonn. dans Ia perfection. u ne
.le'anye pas Il. vim dc cam. dans sou par.
conrs, n'"ccupe Qn'nn pace de 90 p"nces
carries. %r"toule ie saz dams 3 piedS IT 3 p''''s !
de- pr"tnndeur. r~eiroiiit an;aM qm'h est "&ce..
.ai,e L. .az pour aii.r q IA condensation.
Get apj,ar il III, bnis e, en- plumb olfre les
garaniies vonln.. d. inre..
IT, pix IS, d- $3.50, 81! rs, fonrni par moi
81 Iabitani IL iabt,pne ini.Imam-, j. reserve
SlOO co,nne dtolt DE- p~Aiente e, privli+ g.
u iu,enirur.
Dams nnc sncrerie IN il Y a nm movement
dc r"mpe tlahli, F"pp.teil pcn, a'te place ct
ipnrlionn-r dau- une dem h.nr-.
II"bitani q"i ne .e'a't I"In, sa'i-fa', de
r-fhrac''e de- mon Apparent p"nr,n,, lie ten
voy-r sans c'ai"'e =, sa',- payer.
Com,n- j. 10 pni- >uIIitc aux nomhrense.
e1 Jonfnal'er"s co "maud. :, J%'an,o,i-- ,'lnhi-
'ant. ioni en- s,nv".a,d,nt m"n privi ag. ~
mon droii de Im,.riG q, d'iuven,.ut, q ~,
tattIun-r IN ln,-nnaiu..
QUAINT anN pe'>onnes Gni II" La c"nnni>>rni
to't' tI''he, eHr> p"hs"ht 80 t"h>'iuur'
a,rieS ii. MN Nelt.. t,er.~, J Canit-ilr.
N'Ivl Lst'n'. F-''y. Fl"r'm Fol,-t. SIEVE IN
l,e-ne, -lr. -. i""> p'n"'-nr>, iiab,tan,-, >n-
c,t - el I'Nit"r> r"ilpel-nts.
Nous rr'"n- MAI. I,- ,.bitan,s de fairc leur
c"flm Ind" !- y Us 70, po-,,hlr.
u" d''n"nde des agents pour les paroi>srs
voi>n-S.
US'adr"sser a N. Philippe Paill-, Saint
jacques, h.b',a'ion NJ. X Can,r,ii.,-Can.
lleite p. U.
PHILIPPE PAiLLE
Miranicleu suciler.
81 Jacques. 10 Sept. 1870. GIN.
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A busn sntsndsdor goeas palabras.

WHEN 4 man 10 Judge. General, editor
anil candidate, he certainly is a curious
specimen.
His f'nr-line editMials remind us If the
speech Of B""apat,e, In Esypt, at the battle
of the Pyramids.
Tins speaks our posticaL and military
neighbour:
Republicans, attention! close column.
s'sdy, forward. mach on to victory or death !
Awake, 70 sons Of freedom; plant yonr flag
on the top Of the hill steady, front, gnide
csm,e; 10 the poIls, forward in double ranks,
march ~
Harral Tor feaihsred Generals!
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Commercial.

ON""s appellons ,'nnen,ion .lp nos lee.
i.nn> Fl DIS ma,rlauis 81, l'ayis lie NM.
l'nr"is =, Gle, sur In f.b.iq". de riyares
qnil< %vie""e"t d'"nvtir pre-. do l4.I,ss 81.
Mirlrl
Ces Mrssie"rs, nnssi experiments dams
leu" profession que "mn,.nd.blrs par l.mr
am"n' d" travail IT lcnr romini'c, ont l"minnrs
On main II" assortment compile, d',xcelients
ciyarps.
N'""t'ions point Ia n%ouvelIe faht;que de
8, Jacques.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24

We read in our poe.icaI aud literary
neighbour:
"NIen n man does a Kindness, and then
tells i, to the public, liz fo,f'i's all the vir,nc
he has acquired hy his Altering. We wn"ier if
a"yh"ly in 81. James is given TO this kind Of
thing"
Answer:
Offering yon say 3d..
How is the opposite Of ,,n,h called?
A. 10 ind'scte'ion j." itself. yam make a
grea, mistake, Cornllero In answer 10 those
words 81 your ridicnlons article noe canuo, rnpv,
tho French translation has been given mus
"'empr"n'o"s pas. Empru",er: in editorial Ian.
goa.", means copy Crnm.
But a Judge, II General, a candidate and II
Radical editor Is not bound 10 nude island
F,snrh.
/" Los Fmnccses, como 10 s,be bien su
Senor'a, so" h"mbres de poca topa.... por
los M'jica"os."
Vivian para siempre los Generates que
tienen una rlnma d sn sombrero!!!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24
OUR PRINCIPLES.

Republic Of Order. Honesty and Justice.
Unicersai s.6ragr, ercep, for oa,lu,rs and
vagaboads.
Chic alliance Of the cAiie and colored
L0~wisiasi0ns.
Education for all.
No more political Carpet baggers, nor
sseiess rordies in Louisiana.
Political Equality Of n~aturuli.ed and
Americaa born citizens.
Protection extended to laborious i'm
migranss.
Rrspccs for the lao.
We cW erah the honest man to Office and
reject ne dishonest.
Loxisiana muss be ruled BY Honesty and
.IMeNigencc.