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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-07
Ill.

Jetons un comp d'eeil sur Ia nouvelle Cons.
titution franchise, sur celle que le plebiscite
pour but do legitimer pour Peternite; ct
nous verrons de quoi est faite Ia liberts I'M
periale.
Ellie declare premierement lh6radita de Ia
dignite imperiaIe dams Ia descendance directe
dc Louis Napoleon. a l'exclus:on tles femmes
lie plebiscite est delibers par le Ssnat ct
le Corps Legislatif, sur proposition des
,ninistres-Les membres de Ia famille napo-
lsonienne, ceux appeles eventuellement a
rh3radits, ne peuvent SO marier sans l'auto.
risation de empereur-Lemperenr gonverne
ayec le concours des ministries, du Stnat, lu
Corps legislatif ct du Conseil dEtat-La
puissance legislative sexerce collectivement
par rEmpereur, le Senat ct lie Corps legisla.
tif-Linitiative des lois appartient a Fem.
pereur, au Ssnat ct an Corps lsgislatif-La
Constitution ne pent etre moditiee que par le
peuple, sur Ia proposition dc Pempereur-
L'empereur est responsible devant 10 peuple
francais. auQuel il q toujours le droa do faire
appe-L'empereur est 10 chef de fEtat II
| commando les forces de terre ct do mer,
declare 10 guerre, fait les traites de paix,
d'alliance ct de commerce, nomme tous les
emplois. fait les rsglements ct decrets neces'
saires pour execution des lois-Il sanctionne
ct promnlgue les lois-Les ministries ne de-
pendent que de rempereur. lis sont respon'
sables-Le serment est CONNIE suit: "Je
/ iure obsissance IL Constitution ct fidelits
i vsmpeseur-Le Ssnat 70 compose des eardi
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-07

Les eonnuniques Dc nature petsonnehe y u
avs Eannee y fegleront 90 Sfe . sU sves -
oteeI. 8. -
n Ebe,ys III; =, .,.,...,,.. i, Hc..os.
Vel. 6n...:........4.... No. ~
- -.=.-.. .-=.--.-= ! -
p.rtculier crovons bien uue il deetoks u,,6r,eats
fdu serpent net poiut confofu,v ess d Y fnms:
Et ii le serpent peut.etrs uns A.pe, iosostessa.
Element un espfit, il i eertApetnsnt uu caractass.
Mule b4te. p,s n,sme il lieorne. men t,,spous, n
posskdoh.nou, ma to,s del md.u,. de- A,bittdee,
une forme par.iculiars. un l.pese, vv,pss, In
app9tit et des b-,oins dc mature / C'est 6 oui
cou,titus notre jndividu.lit6. Chaoue animal III
danrA. !. eonform.,;o, - .o.,,,,.. -, ne.t -
tono,,rs re.pou..hle d. :. .ctons. t,,,omm. b;ea
eptaudu e.t nm animal comma IL .ntres. nni.ouil
enricbi =. nh;lo.onl;a u .r.na = .,,l,r,as -.
blAme din .mkr.e', y a. a3xrrxr;Ae y =, - ..ln,
"a nature e. N =, - n..il
=, arch. !. 49,. -, y. :. :. ;.a. =. r.ir II I'M
fsnt ,.rt a.ox;rare a;hvd,.sAc. d,.,xA. q ~
h;.ct A...; .,s,,.a,,. ,,,,. ~. !. .hi,.i. q. /.
phy.;oue ont lenr v.,enr COMM. /, ts6oiov,e g y
| iocque, Mi. 1. AZ. sS5s'sls
| L. serpent done lin carac.Are i iuh
Et rhomme, qui nest pas bon, dit dn serpent.
c'est ,,ne mechante bete.
Ce upement t,,t,s semble iu;usts ct trop radical;
Pourquo serait-il mkchant? 81 nous f.uletops Il
clapitre moral dts comnensatiohs, nous trouvous
que, pour un homme piqu6 par un serpent, cina
cents serpens sont Gcrasss sans pti6 Il sans mslri
corde. La thechancete d est done pas ID c0t6 du
reptile.
LafontaIhe, uh penseiir dui co,iaiasat les bssss,
n'aysnt jamais pu vivre avec "a femme disait do
lui ct de tons les animasx oui ne per1enfs - -
langue dAdam: si9s,ass
H.. .t;u,, ., IL. r,x.s....
0n,n;, - r.,...u. ~, - !, !. axs..a
III, Y. ;,.o,,,....n,..-... ..-..
~. "' ..E.l.. ,'A = g o0nn0'''''s ].
o'e ~" '''''''s "a'"'e"e' - se' saoI
u"''P''o'' "a eo'''l'''s"s = less' y auaqos Pa
'oa' o."xl,,' =" t@a' '''o". 20 1."h's'.el.
~ s1' p'"'e1A !" u,' ~ :. mo.noie oFu's'
. .ons p'eu u.ns fns.ossu sagne
;. S"1 : 'ou' p'qss' co10n'.
f.'".' =. W. 'ous sxs1 Pes
1 -. - - 1>~-' - !. 4ss.s
,srr.nr DO 49,. -" "";'.. W. = S'4s'''' = "
'e' ~. ~ 'o"e :. ""''""u.'
~ a"".. 's"''
!" '-' '0','n'e .ous' H1s % Doa
0e"1'''o' 's'' '""'so :" c"A'F n""'aes' q ceia
mo,ro w ..rn.n. rr ~ a,u we ~ quana
h..o;n ID dx;,,... :, .....-.e =. st"S1.e .
.r.Ia d.. s.s....:.;,a '; Gs'. p.slol = s.s"'e .
.saa '.s'. ,'Fx =" n1se'' Do." aans -
:. ~ 1..s -. va ''o'' !. ao'' p'oIoe-
] A. - e t.p p"s. 80 ~ 'ype aanaenoress.
.a#. ps, :" o'e, qu-uu iessue'.s en'fe 'ee
o. s' aue' ."'"ss ae peau q e 'oe,''e u ne peus
s"e's .e 70 =" :" 'e''ps = s'o'' 90 y 1as
s"e". aux n'sc'es' gu ~ avae oes erenou''lss.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-07

ua psuple. memo IN peuple frsneais. peut
svois - dtiaillanosa ses incertitudes. ses
lAeAee6A Usstseleo b notsro humane. Et
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-11

BON, uMonoe" an bas art8ebli9e gro,
jeet setnlpfte Betra@tuns : IS edbe III
Nmeriea@ 4dben, pom beuen man aus
tpdrts feline Nbnuns babe, uap bic efne
ralde 9etluns n%utbwenoig madten.
SO etbt reni9e &ir&en", fast @fi9r.
@ofSbrianp, urpel@e it@ tn einem bldb<
euoeren 3uitance befinben, unb feline
&tr@e, wel9e benz IL. @tuble treuer
anbdnet als bic per Union" Gum
@dluHe bemerft Der 8il@of bab tbnen
in &om ,reper BON ben, @erfa1unsS>
Gntwurfe pes~ @brttian N~boocate" mod
Don ben an9eblt@ neununpuiersi9 I'M
tersei@nern etpas befanut 9etporoen
let unb baB er paber pas @&riftfld
nur alS cine BON ben Grftncungen be-
tra@tea f1nne, wie 1te Don fosen. fir9z
lt6en 8ldttern Der per19iepenen prote>
itantiiden Seeten bann unb tponr in
bic Melt 9eleBt wiroen> cbne cab man
ii9 ibrerietts baraber aufre9e, pcer
ii@ bic Mlbe made, fe ab;uferti9en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-11
NiuS TX. Iber mGbbe,t=
bilbuna.

unldn9t beiu@te cer Yapf in &pm
einNcnnenflp lter> in rem cine orpee3abl
Mdb9en aus Der Staot unterrttt unb
Gr3tebune erbalten, Nadcem er f6
lber cen Stanp Der Mnitalt unb lber
ben unterri6t bic n5tbi9e Nusfunft
bate 9eben lafeu> weneete er it9 an
bic Nonnen, benen bic Sberleitun9 perz
traut it, uno 1a9te su ibnen: ~Sorz
get, 70 piel als mSslid oas @efdbl Der
Eusenp uno Nelision in ben Mdp@en
gu ertpeden, unterri6tet fe in allen
weitliden Nrbeiten, bamit fe CUTE
6a%usfraueu unb Mltter weroen> unp
pertptnoet 70 weni9 a4S m5eli6 Der
toitbaren 3eit be5 uuterrt6tes auf aue
iene Diinse, mel9e BET Der Nusbilbun9
Der peiblt6en Susenb gum Gurus sez
bSren."
@ewib etn pabrboft odterli@e6@or
beien 8eoeutuns fit ale Nationalitd<
ten gilt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-11

8eiib pom Giltnbabn>G ompaenten be<
fnbet, bereitS etrea 3ismltd bobeupreis
bat. I'M Serslet@ nit ben &~esterunesz
ldnoereien, bic ~aIerbtn9s nod in bin<
reidencer GdQe 3u erlanseu fnb.
@{ro man in @aibinston aufbSren>
bic 5fentli9e Domdne, bteies Grbeut
be6 Solfes, an @peculanten ;u nerz
idleupern ? Mber aud bic iibrisen
Staaten bieten nod 9enus @eleeenz
belt bar, cine foreenfrete 6eimftdtte ;a
erperben. Seben mir bod in unferer
rd9ten Ndbe cine munoerbare Ebdtt9<
tett ii9 entfalter> I'm, neueNieberlaFunz
gen su srinoen, einen btsber wultea
uno %unbebauten 8pten benz pfue ;u
u%nterwerfen uno sanse uStdote" pte
nit ei1em 3auberi4las 9lei@lam in
Gtnem Sage su erbauen ! Die dlteren
Staate1 bes Sfens ftnb aueen19etn<
lid nod nt9t II abeelett, ais man es
serne au3unebmen pfe9t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-11
Cine Natipnalfirtbe.

Der uGbri1ttan Ncpucate" bradte
Dor einiser3eit eine1 icsenannten~ Ser
fa0unse> gntwurf elmer anabbdn9isen
Natipnaltir9e fir bic @eretntgten
Staaten", BON benz mir aus @rinoen>
bic fi6 nun gan; redtfertieen, gar feline
Nptt3 nabmen. Stun perSfentlt4t ber
bo@w'ite Bil1pf@ossbriano BON Burr
ltnstpn cine Grwteperu19, tporin ber<
ielbe i'm Mamen te5 Gr;biidofeS BON
Baltimore uno mebrerer aaoerer 11oro<
americanil9er prdlaten Die Grflaruae
abetbt baB Der @unl9 mad Grim
oun9 elmer BON &om unabbdn9t9en
Nattpnalfirde unter ben ar1erltantl9er1
&atbolifen lberbaupt ni9t o%orDancen
lei, uno Elm folder 8eriu9 1peeer ll1ter
benz &lerus nod unter ben 0laubt9et'
Nnbdnaer fnper wdroe. Na@ortd>
li@ft pertpabrt fa Der prdlat 8eset1 bte
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-11
ueber Sic Gbe

iiebt iid Elm in Mi9i9an erideinenbes
Sournal gu fol9enoer Betradtun9 ser<
anlabt bic auerpin9S ret6liden Stpf
gum Na9benfen liefert:
uDie EbaAa6e, raB beutsuta9e bic
Gbe elmer 2ptterie sletdt BEL pelber
bic Meilten Nteten uno 1tur @eniee
@ewinne sieben, bat tbren @runb In
BET ntepri9sn unp fallden S9dBun9
Ter betrefenoen8 e3iebun9en. Gs iolte
bel Der @@liebung Der Gbe NIT Der
9rSBten Gorft9t Yerfabren nerten. TN
elddlt9er @eile baben ptele Trauenz
stmmer Elm ~ beiBeS @erlan9en mad
elmer 9eimfdtte uno gerior9unN raB
iie einen 5etratbsantrag wi4fpmmen
beiBen, elei9ptel spn no er fommt. Mn<
pere iberl9dBen ibren Gtnfub auf
bic SPINNER. Sie beiratben befannte
@dufer unp trauer i@ 3u> ~pielelben
beisrn ;u f5nnen: sic betratbeu 81
bertins, pbne su frasen, &pie pieleBrauz
enberseu pielelben ldon eebroden ba<
ben; 1le oerla0en fi9 parauf pa6 bic
Su9enptborbeiten nun Elm Gnce baben>
unp jeBt no Der Wann bic wabre
@abl pes 9ersens eetrpfen bat, treue
2tebe an bic Stelle pes ju9enbli&en
2et@ttnns trete. Grauen betratben
Mdnner, Don renen tIe wt0en, pae fe
unreolt@ unp faul ftnr, bab fe ni@t bic
rStbt9en Mittel boben> I'm, cine Gamt<
lie III erndbrer> urp baB fie bisber nod
ni9t einmal i'm Stanre tparen> i@
felbit ebrlt@ gu %erndbren. Nidt better
MAIDEN e6 bic Mdnner. Ste betratbe1
Mdpden UNI tbre8 tibl9en @eiidte6
wilen> obne f@ barum gu betImmerr>
ob fte BON Der 6lbrun9 zines 5ausbal<
tes etwas serfeben, pper pb le 9uf
baben> etrpas rappn ;u lernen. Dtele
Sorten BON 5eiratben iint eS, pelde
gu bduslidem l1nfrieren, Ifentli@em
Scanral, @emalttbdttsfett uno gu err
19utternoen &ataltrppben fabren Bie
fDnnte eS AUDI anoerS fem? IS 1T cine
1ebr ernite So6e fir Mann uno Grau>
ii6 eeeenl eitiee Qtebe unp Treue fir6
9eben-in 8obl uno @ebe gu selpben,
nit S9wdGen uno Teblern auf betoen
Seiten> uno nit cerNus1dt auf&ranf<
belt p1eee unit Gr3tebun9 spn&tnoern>
0nrofn Wrrnuth mn hfttprn GnttG1t<
ldun9en. @elbf in Dem beiten 5aus<
tano 1T oft bober Wutb erforcerli9
uno bic poQite 9esenieiti9e Dulcuns
uno Na616t> wte ie nur aus mtrtliz
9er9iebe ~entlprinsen fam. @as ater
fDnnen MIR in elmer Gbe ertparten, nell
de auf Gonueniens, 9ablu9t poer
tb5ri6ter nebereilung berubt? Dort
tncen wir Strett unb @ewalttbat,
Glenr> @erwirruts> Scancal unb
Morp."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-11
&anfti9e &ein,atb Scr Snbi=
Qttet-

Sflaboma 1T Der Same bes Serrtto<
RUINS mel@es nie@esterun9 als8cbn<
fig Der Seminole, Gbpctap, @bidalatp>
Greet unp Gberofofee Stdmme auS9e<
pdblt but, &pel6e nun au elmer Station
pereintst ltno cine ielbitfdnot9e @e9te<
ruae baben 1oQen. Dielerplan fimu1t
NIT ben @ertrdeen Therein, pelde neb<
rere Male nit ben Snptaner>S tdmmer
bel ibrem 3urldseben na@ Dem @efen
Miiiiippi's abeei6lp0en purce,. Die
@enebmisuns bteleS planes miro BON
benz SenatScommittee fir Terrttorien
auf's Drinsenbite b%eflrpprtet. Das
Gerrttorium BON Stlabpma> Don ben
Gbpctaps die 6eimatb bes rotber
Mannes" senannt> entbdlt $4,000
9uacratmeilen pber pen..ssooppelten
6la@eninbalt BEG @taates Sbip. Die
Bep5lferuna 5ddbt man auf ca. $4,000
6eelen, BON tpelden 10000 unct1tliitrt
fino, ber @ea Don $4,000 jeco@ cine
reaelmabise S9riftipra@e Gonfttuttoz
men uno @e1eBe beftbt, einen sepif1er
Grab Don Civilization bat anb als Elm
i~uteQieentes @plf betra@tet tpiro. Das
aenannteI erritorium miro BON folseneen
Staaten beeren3t: SIN Noroett pom
&an1as, tpeflf4 pom Nep Mfertto,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-11
Secret iiber bie pdpfflibe 1tn
feblbarfeit.

Die uNus. @ussbureer 3eitung" 1T
,pieber einmal friber als ale anbern
Bldtter in ter Sage, ben lateinii9en
Mprtlaut bsr nem Gpnctl in @pm NIT
9etbeilten bp6wi9tisen neuer1 @prlaz
gen su brinsen. TpleenpeS 1T cine
reut19e lleberleBuns beSllnfeblbarfeitsz
Decrstes, auf tpel9es bic 9anse Drift
li9e @elt 10 9e1pannt lit; es bilpet
cas sierte &apitel ter Contribution iiber
bic STRIDE uno lautet alIo:
BON Der unfeblbarfett bes
r6mt19en pap teS.
Da6 aber AUDI in Der b16lten Sc
malt Der opofolilden Suri5oietipn>
pelde Der r6miide parit ais Nadfulz
ger hes MppfelfIrften YetruS iber
bic gauge STRIDE inne bat AUDI bic
b5@fe 2ebr9epalt ein9eidlp0en iei bat
bieier IL. @tubl ftets fet9ebalten, bic
ftete uebuns Der STRIDE bemeist eS, unb
bic Sfumeniiden Gpncilien baben e6
lberltefert. Snbem @ir allo bic feier<
liden Betenntni1e namentli9 rerient>
gen Goncilien, in welden Der Orient
nit Dem Seeipent CUR Gtnbeit pe6@lau>
ben6 uno ber 2iebe 3uiammentrat> nns
anf9lieben, 9lauben @ir NIT benz ".
Observation-Disclosures @pncil: Die
erfe Beotn9un9 bes 9eileS it, bic Sc
9el pes re@ten @lauben6 au bepabren
unb Don ben Getfeuun9en Der Setter
nidt ab3upst9en. unb ba ni9t UNI
aar9en tpereen fam Der Muslpru9 UNI
iere9 Germ Selu Gbriif no er 1aet
Du lift Yetrus, uno auf ttelen Gelfen
Mill i1 meineRtr9e bauen (Matb. is,
80, 70 miro ba5, was bier seiast nor
ben, bur9 bic einSetretenen @trfunaen
beitdti9t, inpem auf benz apptolilden
Stuble INNER bic fatboliiae &eltsipn
unbeFedt be1pabrt unp bic beilt9e 9ebre
sod 9ebalten pprben 1T. Dieiem Apo
ftpltiam @tuble finb bic @b~rifsldubtz
aea in aaem gu ful9en sebalten, ramit
fe 70 III elmer @emein19aft nit benz
{elben Stuble ;u ietn seroieneu, tpprin
bic npllfpmu1e1e uno patre Gefti9feit
bet fatbplii&en @elfeion berubt." CAus
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-11
Sic GtumanberunQ.

aus europa bat in leBter 3eit einen
be%ceutenoen Mufi@wuns 9enommen.
Da6 g.. q. Spurnal ma@t pardber fol-
9enoe 8emerfunSen:
Die p~ieSjdbrise Ginwancerun9 per-
beiet einen bebeutenpen MuHdwun9 ;u
nebmen. Man bat bemerft, cab nett
aus Der er6bte She'll Der ait cerSattery
lanpencen Gineepanoerten nidt unbez
mittelte 9eute iinc, unp oab }e ni6t in
Der @topt perweilen, ionpern alsbalo
ibre &eile na1 benz Snnern fortleyen.
Wel9e6 1T pas3iel, Dem fe ,utreben?
Muf pieie Tra9e lautet Die Mntwprt
meifentbeilS: Der @efen unp Der
Nprcwefen. Die fru9tbaren @eflpe
Don Sbio> SQinois> Soma uno ibrer
NaGbarltaaten ftno IS 9emDbnlt6> wo
bic misunderstanding fd nieperz
la0en. Denn bort BART ibrer oft Elm
freunpli6er Gmpfan9 bort fnpen fe
@erpanpte uno 2anrsleule, bic felt lan<
eerer pber fiir5erer 3eit cprt an9eitecelt
Ino uno persnS eiipiel uno 9ute60lld
bel ben pabeim 9etltebenen @erpanoz
ten uno Na9barn ben Wunf9 gum
Musmanpern ertuedt bat. Mufmerfz
fame Beota9ter pieler neuen ~85lferz
manoerun9" baben beuterft, paB ibr
@trom fi6 in sewi0e 3weise tbeilt, bic
ibren 2auf unperdnoerli6 Sabr aus
Sabr Elm b%eibebalten. Sp pencen lt@
Die Ginmanperer aus cen icanoinaoi<
l9en' 2dnpern s~rDbtentbeil6 Dem
oroBen Nprpweten 3u> wdbreno uniere
Ganpsleute aus @iopeut1blano metz
items bic centralen Gtaaten pe6Welten6
pprieben. Diele u. dbnli9e Grideinun<
een erfldren iia lei9t aus bet NnSteb>
unesfraft rpel9e oaS &lima Der betrefz:
fenoen @eaenpen ausdbt ra6 nit Dem
Der 5eimatb cine sewi0e @erwanctz
1daft bat. Gs 1T ber(elbe @runp> Der
bic pancerlutis S@aaren tn ben
1uoli@en 2dnpert1 Guropa's antreibt,
ibr Sell in ben unabiebbaren Gbenen
5Ioamerifa's 3u seriuden. Wdbreno
10 bic mefltaen uno ncrcweltlt9en
Staaten fortfabren, pur@ bic Gtnwa11z
peruna aus eutialano> Srlano> S@me<
ben &c. erbebli9en 3uwa9s 3u erbal<
ten, 1T unter Der dlteren Bes6lferuns
bieier @taaten elm unaufbaltiamer 81
fer ertra9t, mad Nebrasfa, @yomirs,
Spabp u. {. ~. ausiuwanpern uno biz
5er Offer bauert f9on felt 9erau<
mer 3eit. 8eipnpers 1T raS ptelse<
nannte uuc faft perrufene &anias g.
aenmdrtie bic am meitea nit ben 3a>
9en uuo 3elten Der Ginwanrerer aber>
6edte @eeeno. DieTru@ttarfeit ietner
2dnrereten unb feline 3ablret9et @e<
wd0er, Die tnpufrieQen unternebmuaz
gen sroben @ori9ub leiien> btlpenSor>
3dee, bic raia senus eepdretst tperoen
limb unp cine wabre neberFutbuns
BON r,euen Nnf5mmlineen er3eust bic
in oieiem arsebliaen Yaracies ii& cine
9eimatb gu sriiuoe1, piniden. S9aoe,
paB Elm Shell peS 2anpes, per f4 TN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-06
FLOR DE CANTERO.

TRE FALL TRADE.-All our business
men anticipate large trade this fall, and
it is nearly time they were letting their
friends in the county know what prepa-
rations they have made to receive and
dispose of the new crop, as well as the
advantages they can offer in the way of
furnishing supplies for families and plan
tations. In this connection we take
leave to state to our merchants generally
that the LEReEs Book ASR jos Rooms,
being lately supplied with a variety of
new material and fast presses, can prin.
circulars and cards in the best style Of
the art typographical and al prices hover
thsn any other establishment in the
South. We employ printers who are &C
quainted with all branches Of the craft,
and can turn out such jobs as win be a
credit to Memphis; besides, they are old
residents here, and deserve the patron
age Of All Who desirs 70 encourage home
artisans and add TO the prosperity Of our
growing city. The favors Of our mer-
chants and friends vii be seceived at
our eoRn6pg-room ~ Madison street,
and attended TO promptly and care
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-06

THE GAZETTE ComouE.-irhs oyit Of
Hazelmayer, whose wizard performances
close on Wednesday night, will be fol-
lowed by brief iull in the amusement
world, the theater remaining closed for
the remainder of the week, in order to
make the necessary preparation for the
advent Of Spalding, Bidwell & Mac
Donough's own organization, on Mon
day, the 18th, known as the Gazette
comiqae Groppe of Specialties, number
ing forty performers, ana 20 the forma-
ton of which the management devoted
large portion of the summer in the
various Eastern cities, while agents in
Europe wese employed to assist the
enterprise. The mere transportation Of
such number from New York to Mem-
phis direct win Of itself suggest some
idea of the cost Of tho venture, It is not
the purpose Of this brief notice to enter
into particulars nor individualize the
stars Of the troupe. Suffice it they are
full bakers dozen. A new drop curtain,
PAINTED BY Mr.. Straus, of St Louis, will
make Its frsf Appearance in conjunction
with the Gazette comiqus 6rOEEe, The
hox-ofice opens for the sale Of seats on
Friday at the usual hour. Superin-
tendeht Alexander, of the city horse
cars, viii run evess night until the
theater is out, which is great advantage
10 sserybody living at an inconyenient
distance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-06
AN UNPLEASANT SENSATION.
The yellow Fever in the Interior Of
tn T7T77T Louisiana. tfkE

tf. lH Loutsinuh. HHNH
We had hoped to pass the season by
without once having to allude to the yell
low fever, and in doing so now it is only
to mention the appearance Of the dis
ease in remote parish Of Louisiana,
and not to create any unnecessary alarm.
1t is painful. however, to know that the
disease exists in any part of the coun-
try.
The statement we have TO make is no
mere rumor but a serious fact. A prom
inent citizen of this city has justreceived
letter from his son. a physician in Lou
isiana, stating that yellow fever has ap-
peared in bad form in the parish of St.
Laundry The towns of, Washington
and Opelousas are both in state Of
quarantine, and it is hoped the
epidemic may be stayed. 1t may seem
strange that the fever should prevail in
such remote part of the State when no
cases have been reported at New Or
leans. The letter explains, however,
that the fever was introduced by a lot Of
negroes who came from Hayti, we pre-
sumo by way of Berwick Bay. Of course
great alarm prevails in that region of
country, but stringent measures Of quar-
antine have been adopted, and it is
not probable that the fearful epidemic
will spread TO the cities and more thickly
settled portions of the country. The
towns mentioned are about one hundred
and twenty-five miles from the mouth Of
Red river. and have a water line of com
munication.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-06

MEMPHIS THEATER. Prof Haselmeyer
made his debut at the Memphis Theater
last night, The house was good one
for Monday right, and the performance
all that had been promised. The yari-
Gus prodigies in the art of legerdemain
were cleverly performed and excited the
praise of the spectators. The Professor
is superior artist in his line and capa-
BILE of entertaining the old and the wise,
as we'll as more juvenile minds. The
music was quite feature and vas equal
almost to a frst-class concert. The
twenty-four canaries exhibit wonderful
intelligence and evidences of long and
patient training. These, too, delighted
the children. Token altogether, the ex-
hibition was quite success, and it will
doubtless draw well tonight and to-mor-
row afternoon, and again at night, when
the engagement will be brought to a
close.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-06

Court STREET ExTESDED.-This even
ing at 4 o'clock the sale of the house
and lot, as advertised by Passmore 4
Ruffin, will take place on the ground,
south side of Court street extended, be-
tween Orleans and Manassas streets.
This property is desirable, being located
in one of the best neighborhoods in the
city. The purchaser will be required to
deposit one hundred dollars with the
auctioneers, W. H. Passmore 4 Co., as
earnest money, For terms, see adyer-
tisement.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-06
uMP0RTANT ARRESTS.
Thomas dickens In Jail.

Since the mysterious murder OF Col.
Thomas Dickens on the 30th Of July, the
Sheriff and his efficient assistants have
been cautiously at work gathering infor-
nation as to the whereabouts and actions
Of everybody in the country possibly
suspected. Important news was lodged
at the Office several weeks ago, but the
reporters of the press were requested to
make no allusion to the fact or the cir
cumstances connected Herewith. Yes
terday Deputies Fraime, Powell and Tag
CART, with a select posse, left here and ar
rested John Hill, Richard Goodsby and
VIM. Davis, and brought them back to the
city and lodged them in Jail.
Sheriff Wright deserves the highest
credit for his reticence and the secret
determination with which he has worked
up this case Complaints have been
made either thoughtlessly or maliciously
that he had failed to do his duty, and
that if so-and-so had been Sheriff the
guilty parties would have been ferreted
out long ago. General Wright kept his
own counsels and declined to make pub
lie his plans or even to tell his deputies
what information he received. When
he sent detective out he didn't put
brass badge on his collar, saying: "This
is detective, hunting the murderers of
Colonel Dickens" Nor did he send
brass band in front Of his deputies. rs
Gen. Anger used to in front of his
troops when he hunted Indians
out West. The means he employed
to track the murderers we do not
think it advisable to publish. although
placed under no restrictions. Suffice it
to say that General Wright worked up
the case by two entirely separate agen-
cies unknown to each other The results
were identically the same and pointed
to the three men arrested as the muir
derers and tools of murderers.
He had the names Of these men a
month ago, and was satisfied in his own
mind'that they were the guilty parties.
But he waited to weave together more
subtle web of proof, and delayed max
ing the arrests until satisfied that nothing
else remained unknown that was essen
tial to making out clear case. Yester-
day afternoon the three deputies named
and three or four picked men left here
and rode hard to Big creek, fifteen miles
distant and made the arrests without
difficulty. The men looked wild with
surprise, and had little to say The
posse returned with them long after mid
night, and lodged them in the county
Jail, to which they rather demured, as
they said they would rather go to hotel
They are all young men, and all single.
Two of them, at least are respectfully
connected, and one is the son of wealthy
parents.
We have no comments to make, except
to say that we hope justice will be done.
If guilty, they should be punished; but
if innocent, we hope they will have no
difficulty in establishing the fact Gen.
Wright and the Accomplishment and
the counsel engaged for the Dickens
family, however, must have had some
powerful and convincing proof of these
mems guilt before agreeing upon their
arrest. They will not be prejudged,
however. but have fair examination,