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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08
From uhss New Yosk Evening Post.
AMERICA FREE.

Oh. Liberty whose hallowed name
The frOward world hath Knocked so long,
" hose SmOthered rage and crimson shame
Bore witness to thy cruel wrong;
Behold wh.re late chalJel stood,
With wOful look and weary hands,
And back all SCARED with scars and blood.
a proud enfranchi~ed sovereign stands
" here heavy lash and CALLING chain
HencefOrth shall hiss and cIank in vain
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08

4 DESIRABLE b Business Lot on sam
4 A dusizy street, opposite the University
grounds. This lot Is the third lot north Of
!IiL street aud next 10 the brick block on
the coruer. Twenty feet front by sixty
feet deep. VIII be sold very reasonably.
Apply't0. sss HU RI1BUTE q LIBRAND.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08
FOP sale.

DROPERTY ON sandusIzy- streets
Il Lot 26 feet front, by 8 rods deep; Frame
house, dwell ng and store combined; the
dwelling part mas four rooms and large
kitchen; the store part has room I8k
feet on ground moor. with room abOye it
of the same dimensions. VIII be sold very
reasonably, for cash OrgoOd payments. APP
ply 10 HURLBUTT & LYBRAND.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08

America ! the Stripes and Stars
No more shall hold thy sin af1ame-
Sad streaks of gore The rosy bars,
The stars thy night of Sullied fame
But, sancfifed in sacred fight,
viii eEeFmOre a symbol be
Of Wroug's great overthrow by Right
The beau eOu~ banner OF the free,
Whose dyes will prove. a. now unfurled,
y beacon bright for all the orld
March 81. 1870. GEORGE W. ELLIOTT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08

Sweet spirit of the oIden time,
When honor, wealth and battle-blade,
With devotion all sublime,
Against oppress on's curse were weighed
Give welcome to the mar. h OF Truth,
With iaurelS DER her pathway cast;
The prize that nerved the nations youth
Securely in her hands at last Z!
Her heralds shouting TO The morn,
"AlI men are free and equal born -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08

A negro parson in the West, preaching
against the love of money, concluded
his sermon by saying "And finally
brethren, you can judge what God thinks
of money by the class Of people he gives
it to -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08

CoNc0RD and Hartford prolific
" Grape Wines, go Ounce trees tbest
* ads), tSc. gro wing un the two building
lois, rods front, L deep west side OF
Franklin street, between he premises or
MesSiS. R.ss & Owston, South Delaware /;
lut- 1nsI all fOrsslle at S690,--j4 on ten years
n4t4c by HENRY J. EATON.
sept. lily.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08
Tor Sale.

Also, for sale the premises on Winter
street, retentiy purchased by said Hilliard
of p u. fsngard
Lot 80 feet front, 296 feet deep, with wide
alleys on the east and north of the lot, and
only q few rods from the business centre of
the town.
A conyenient brick house with nine
rooms, lately repaired and refitted through
out. Very durable property for residence
or business purposes. sas
For particulars inquire of
L. E. POWELL.
April o. '69-tf. Real Estate Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08
Farms For sale.

EfaTBBRs For Sale.
Two Farms in Porter Township.
l. Two miles east from Olive Green. on
the line of he proposed PittsbUrg, MI. Yer
non a. indianapolis Rstilroau.
The III s. cuntai us $50 acres, 1C0Of which is
cleared, the remaining so is the very best Of
tilnt-r. All in good repair, and the quality
OF the soil excellent.
The second contains 200 acres, 15i of which
is cleared, the remaining 90 acres ia fine
timber; large frame house, nearly new !;
good Darn and out-buildingS also q saw
Htll in running order, two large orchards
of choice irult and has neVsr-faIling water
in neariS every field. This is one OF the
best st sck farms in Il e county.
Either Of the above viii be sold at q bar
gain. For particulars apply to
HENRI SNYDER,
Or Delaware, Q.
GEORGE SNYDER,
on the premises ian2Stf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08
- CARD.

RCEIBALD LY BRAND, Jr., and
n ROBERT f. HURLBUTr have this
dav entered into q co-pai tnership for the
trauaetion of a general Real Estate and
GOnveyancying business.
AL business entrusted to our care VIII pc
ltbprniiv advertised f-ee Of cHdTge, in both
county and foreign papers, and those hav-
log property to dispose OF VIII find they
" III se cure ready sales by placing IL ~ our
hands. Jan2ls '7ptf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08
For Rent.
NEW INVENTIONS.
HlalprOVed Flood Gate.

rFNHEs- undersigned has invented an
4 Improved Flood Gate, which will be
found Just the thing for farmers and land
owners with streams running through their
premises. It is 50 constructed that it can
adapt itself to any stage of the water, being
hung to upright posts, to which are attach
ed guide bars upon which the gate rises and
ialls, on friction rollers, with the rise q fall
OF the water. It is also so arranged that in
ordinary times it stands upright, but may
be allowed to swing over and 1oat upon the
surface IN the event of a strong food For
state, county ana Township Rights apply
al my residence in Troy township, or address
aDrl6v ANDREW MAIN Delaware, o
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08

: Q -Hal TT.
= COOP and slslla55Is Ii ---.e oE
"a themselves sts.u irieud~, e~pc sally de
parted {. leads. fit7 n l-t
THESE can be mad, {ft size from -
smallest PICTURES, also from ,DOs. uly taue.i
oues of auy kiud-tsiVIus color o. hair, eS-, :,
c3mplectiun ANA ctOLhea Colonn5 IN o5k
Prices TO suit all, varying from Len to fifty
dollars framed.
ANY one having three hours a5 day to
spend, for tour weeks cal. have three Is{fs
Sized Ptct'trcs for ttiss dotiaTS. WIt8 Suo}TI-
edge Of tire 1trilscI pics az Llg Al at
= L sure 10 call and e2SltInitte specimens
before maxine, der Ists ~ slste. Doa g fOf-
gel the pace, I26, soGeh BEafn street,
our doors north Rail Road.
Oct. %. '69-ly. N. n. b EEEkHOLDER
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Ell. ). DEcGULLOUGm,
T. HTnbeP RHer rcham


DEALER IN
All kinds of Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Sash,
Doors Nails, Glass Whit, Lead, Oil, salt
Calcined Plaster, Water Lime aud Cement,
curner Winter and Henry streets, near Sus-
pension Bridge. feb %, '70-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08
REAL EsFATE AGENa4.
HurIbutt & Lybrand,
ESTATE AGENTS
DeIaNKare. nhFn
For sale.

4 LII seraonsflavtng property for sale
I or rent VIII nHd Il to their advantage 10
leave a description OF ft at their Office
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08

Tracklayers on the Kansas Pacific are
in sight Of Pixies Peak.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08

so per cent. on Clothing,
SO per cent. on Piece Goods,
30 p ct. On Furnishing Goods,
SO per cent. on Hats, Caps,
Trunks and Carpet Bags.
All OF which amounts they could save by
buying goods of us.
We do a CASH business, and therefore
can afford to underseH those dealing on
Credit.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08
FOR SALE.


E0G sale.
f1UILDIEgs 101s On long time. A II ula-
- Der OF very desirable building lots VIII
be7ofleFed for short time on payments run
ming from ave to ten years Enquire Of
T. L. Pc " ELL, Real Estate Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08

The Kansas College has among its
students eight intelligent Indians.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08

HYATT 8. f3EAlsRksj Wool C0salmis-
4 4 SION NacvGhstu1s, 30 Front Street. Wor-
cester- Mass. Itefefences;- -Aechs5!lcs Ma
Bank, Worces,ter; Miller Donaldson < Co,
Columbus els3ia; Walter Br0wh 60. New
York; Delaware County National Bank,
Delaware, ONO; FIRST National Bank, Mi.
Vernon, Oiilo. t;ztstt IA vs,tlees Elacie.
NM y. Is.e-rE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08

Cash Capitalal1a ReGi Estate. e......si 1!5O ., GOO.
STOCKHOLDERS:
H.EV. PUaIPRRE4 II. NJ. CARPER,
Prof W. q. WILLIAMS, 4. u. Pow WELIl -'
VT. -XVAIsoE, ~ 1t' Wa. NJ W ARRE2S,
H. a. WEIGH, 20 '1 - a. IY BRAND,
J. J. SHUR. ti 3. r. THOMPSON,
J. H. MENDENHALIt ,. d. VAN fDE9IAN,
W. 2. REID, '-f s. 2. SHURj
JOHN BRUNDTGE.
TTT I'LL pay interest on Deposits, on
w and sifter May l. 1855, as follows: 4 per
cent. per annuHi, If lert 90 days TO o months;
per cent. per atnnum, if LEFT months and
over, payable on DEMAND. Also, Loan
Money, buy and sell Notes, Exchange, Gold
and Silver, Coupons, Government Secur-
tiles, sc. &c
.nS- U. :. Revenue Stamps Tor sale.
Drafts on EiugIuiIC lrtsi5tIt, scotland, Paris,
Aavre, and ala parts OF Germany, Tor sale.
Office hours nom s q. m 10 p m.
H. A. w EEUHs- INV. HUMPHREY,
Cashier. President
aT124 68-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08

'tThen a darker, drearier vision
Passed before me, vague aud cloud-like,
1 heheld our nations scattered,
All forgetful of my cOunSels.
Weakened, warning with each ether;
Saw the remnants Of Onr people
Sweeping westward, wild and woNuI
Like the clOud-rack of a tempest,
Like the withered leaV-S of autumn -
.. LL-IliLa .llELllla LalE >. EL.--...-.tE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08

DOPPLEToN a. HaeisL ttssK, ArtOrn-
4 sys al Law, Delaware. Ouio- VIII ttttssd
promptly to all legal business intrus1ed to
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08

TONES e E4IPPIsE, Aetoraasy-s Al law
.l No. 1 aeeoLd door. M-IILI..-La- BIOL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08
SENECAS

in the northern part of this State. They
are known to have been in Delaware
Stf-Knee, a celebrated chief of this
tribe, was a firm friend and ally of the
whites He joined the army of Gen.
Wayne, for the purpose Of avenging the
death of his friend Gen. Richard Butler.
Being delayed in fulfilling what he re-
garded as sacred obligation, he proved
his fidelity by Plunging a Poniard in his
own bosom.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08
KING DE
AN Aa0aAE.
DEHsSss8 EslaAaARSeT S5d5..
American GAouso lsl0eil.

casa caplsai.a.a -lsal Es1a.s..........ss4so.ooo
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uqslsas4 plsaeroaq


~ LOVER g. HUMPHREY Attor-
II neys atLsEw. Will practice in Delaware
and adjoining ,'Ounties. Al business IN
truaed to them viii ne attended to prompt
v and fatihruity. ONCE, Room No Wiz
hanns Block. Delaware, OHIO. uy1-tf
J. ]. GLoVEE. D. HUmPIEKEFs-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08

from a tribe of Indians of that name
once residing in that section. This is
in what is now Porter and Trenton
townships.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08

had a village and corn-felds on Horse
Shoe Bottom. Logan was a chief of
this tribe. A portion of Delaware coun-
ty is proverbially denominated
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08

~ Q. LEVY Es, Attorney 81 Law and
4 Real Estate Agent. Dfifce IN EeIIfpl1fF
Han BuIId1ng,s adj oIniug Eaton s 4 insurance
Office. my2l-t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-08

are said to have been among the aborig-
inal occupants of Delaware, but we in
cline to think that those so denominated
were Wyandots.
The Indians were excessively fond ot
whisky. They became intoxicated on
every occason when they could obtain
their favorite beverage. Whether their
excessive thirst for "tire-water' was
savage propensity, we cannot say 1t SO,
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1870-08-27
Ia Situation.
iExtrait de rAbeiile du 23.1

tE1trait de rAbeiile du 23
Les nouvelles mont rien change aux
id6es que nous avons eKprimees sur la 81
tuation en France. II est prouve AMOUR
d'hui Que les Prussiens ont employ9 tou
tes leurs forces disponibles dans leurs
derniers efforts pour d6loger Bazaine.
Les troupes sa1onnes qui avaient etc
laisses en- Allemagne ont donne Bezon-
vile, les troupes du W Gutenberg ont as
siege Pfalsbourg, les tfoupes bavaroises
investissent Stfasbourg ct gardent les
frontieres.
Mais, aptes cette aemaine dc tentati-
YES d6sesperees, l'armee de Bazaine reste
maftresse de ses positions entire Metz ct
Yerdun, faisant face d l'armee du roi
Guilluume placee Pont- a. Mousson ct q
celle du prince Charles etablie d ST. Mi
hiel. LIE prince-royal son armee des-
s6min6e tout 10 long de Ia lighe qui Sc
tend de Wissembourg d Barbecue par
Haguenau. Baverne et Nancy. -
Aux forces prussiennes, In France peut
opposer l'srn6e de Bazaiue q Metz. Far
NEE reconstitaG de MacMahon, qui s'6
tend sur les fancs dos troupes du prince
royal ct une nouyelle arm6e organisee q
Chalons ct compos&e en- partie de troupes
r4gnlieres provenant des bataillons de
depot, en- parsfs fengages volontaires ct
et, partie de gardes mobiles.
Isl les PruBsiens avanceRt avec toutes
leufs forces en- abandounant Metz, lie au-
ront done trois arm&es sur ieurs derrie-
res ct snr leurs flames, ct lie ne ppurrons
gardsr, touvertes lenrs communications
spec les frontiares.
S'ils laissent des ltroupesI derriare euz
tout le long de la lgpe, ills s'affaibliron'
et i1s viepdront faire devant Paris nne
demonstration inutile, en- risquant dc
yoir les corps uu'ils auront laisses entire
Ia capitale &c Ia frof,tiAre d6sruits un uH
mar Bazaine, MacMahon ct les autres ge.
aeraux franeais. ss4 . -ga>
Paris eat parfaitement prst, non seule,
| nent d sviber une surprise. mais encore
soutenir un siege, .et, du moment Oh "a
ria tiendra. Ia situation de l'armee prus
siebHe deviendra do jour en- jour plu'
dif1ci1e. = a -
I LA semaiDe quiI commence sera recon
de en- ky3pementa ct les operations qu
| Won't s'accomplir pouEront bien change
entiAremant In face des chooses. 4
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ATEL|ER DE-. .FERbLANTER|E.

1.E soussigne saisit cette occasion pour
IL anuoncer 4 ses clients ct au public en-
general quill Went Dc recevoir IN assorsi-
ment de materiaut de ferblanterie, ct quill
continue 4 TRAVELLER 4 son atslier, pres do
chez NJ. John, od il est dspuis son enfan.
ce. II fabriquera toute sspecs de farblan-
terie sur commando. Of il ose sc flatter que
ses prix CONNIE son Outrage lui meriteront
Ia continuation de Encouragement du pu.
blic. JOS. SARRA1LLE.
Opelousas 20 aort 1870. 3m.
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fExtrais de ia Renaissance Louisianaise du 2l.l
semaine de. repfesailles ct de- vengean-
ce, de tueries ct dScrasemeDts! La Pc
tite sErfe de reveFs quf an Instant TERMS.
eait p6elss du blsson Fsaueais, Went
,a'asre sfFae6e pesde ssnglanses puniti IONS
inaig6eaA la Prabss. Dee QUEEN avaneane
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FERBLANTERIE.

I E soussig gne annonce respectuense.
IL ment au public quill e,ab'i, a I'en-
coignure Main ct Bellevue, pres du maga.
sin de- MN. Bloch 4 Duprs, OpeIousas,
un ate|ier do Ferblantier, OH il tient cons.
tamment de la ferblanterie de- tout genre.
II fabrique egalement sur commando tou-
to sorte de ferblanteue, dales pour batis-
ses, toyaux de poeles etc. quill posera d
domicile. ...,..
II a egalement un atoliss de Ferblan.
tier Washington, OH j est agent pour Ia
vente des Fourneaux de cuisine renom-
mes dts "Buck's Brilliant"
II espsre par Ia modicite de ses Pfix, Ia
perfection de son Outrage ct la pro'nptitu-
de svee laquelle il rempiira les comman.
des, meriter une partie de l'encoursge.
ment du public de cette vile ct de Ia Pa
roisss.
II sollicite une visite i ses ateliers, OH
on pourra s'assurer de son Outrage ct de
ses prix.
EUG. LEMONTEY.
Opelousas 20 aout 1870.
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L..fE1Etesr.

D6sifsnt ardemment que les proc6du-
sss jsdicsaiees iatentees 90 sujet dune
Aiaealb Aaas iaque1le TAI et9 entrafne
aalers mbi, soient enforcement exemptes
Dc toutee teexcifatioa incideate une cleo
ash, ssmlasace 4 mes ainis ct aux citey-
sss Dc st. Landry EN- general, que je me
usaise pamsae candidat d la place de She
flrdSeette Paroisse. I
''''''''' 81 ''' 4 JAS. G. HAYES.
sapsiouaas, Is Aoat 1870. ..
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aWRNous sommes autoTisS 4 annoncer
II fxdNCOIS DAIGLE, de Vermillon-
vsesnuse eandidat Democratic pour le
sasasde Ia part du District Senatorial
sssp1sesS ~ des Pauoisses St. Landry, Lafa-
yssss ct Caleasieu, d psleetion qui aura
lin a ler Novembre proclaim.
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Les pertes ont etc grandes des deux
c6tes dams les journees sanglantes de
cette huitaine. Autant qu'on peut en-
juger apres les ridicules ct obscurs me-
langes des r6cits t6legraphiques, les
Prussiens doivent avoir au moins lOO, 900
hommes hors de combat ct les Francais
$4,000. On cite deux gen6raux prussiens
tues ct plusieurs autres blesses. Les ge
neraux Frossard ct Bataille du cote fran
Gals ont etc blesses. L'entrcprise de Ia
Prusse peut &tre maintenant consideree
CONNIE avortee; la crise est passee pour
Ia France. La position des forces est
telle quill ny plus rien craindre de
serieux. Les armes prussiennes ne trou-
veront plus que des revers desormais en-
France, ct Paris que lennemi Sc f1attait
d'occuper, n'aura pas meme besoln de Sc
defendre. D'ailleurs on assure que les
travaux des fortiications mont dantre
but que celui d'occuper la grande plebe
parisienne, les desGuvres, les declasses
ct les ouvriers sans Outrage, qui sont
toujours pr6ts former l'armec des revo-
lutionnaires ct 4 so cOnstituer en- peuple
souverain.
~~~-----~~~ --~~-~>~---~---~~~
CE QUE PENsE LIE GouvERNEuR WAR.
MOTH DEs eENs DE CONCENTRATIONS copi.
ons ce qui suit de ''I'Independent', jour
nal radical public par Iex- -editeur du "Re-
publican de pAscension, un journal off.
ciel de Get Etat. II y certainement de
quoi faire refechir serieusement les gems
de couleur. C'est aussi simple ct auss
apparent que lie nez au milieu du visage.
lis servent d'instrument ceux qui, en-
dcfnitive les ruineront en- aPpauvrissant
les bancs CONNIE les noirs. C'est proba-
Element quand il sera trop tard que les
gems de couIeur verront qu'ils ont etc
ignominieusemcnt trompes. Mais volc
ce que IIndependent dit:
"Lorsque nous elmes lie grand maheur
de prendre la direction du Republican, de
l'Ascension, Nj. Warmoth nous instruisit
ainsi:
NE par'ez jamais en- faveur des gems
de couleur. C'est une race ignorante ct
inferie"re qui devrait etre mise Pecart,
hors de propos. Soyez prudent dams vos
ecrits, ct n'appuyez pas leur ambition,
parcequ'ils sont incapabIes par eux. .memes
de Sc gouverner ct de former IN jugement
sans notre aide. Avant tout. prechez en-
favour de Phomme blanc du Nord. Ceci
n est pas IN conseiI, mais c'est l'ordre que
je donne chaque Journal officie!."
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LIS gems ~ cosless ct 10 parts DSnseerats-
gae.--Jswss dvoits posisiqses sost p1eiae-
. msnt ysconsAss { i III q {. t[ Il ).
Mons reprodnisons .plus bas 10 cores
pondance qai aeu lien entire d. Ed"nna
Rrowa.. nm homme dc couIeur. et NJ.
Hatch, president tin comit6 Central De-
mosratiqpe DE- l'Etat;?1 n r r
es5ss,s sFi n Nils:.O .OrI6ass re. aodt 1870. e
M! Hsteh, Rs6sisicns &C., 81 ;e,sftt Il :.
ChersusOhsieurl --Ssriss-voas aaseE O.
bligeantlposr5epondre anx questinns 20.
litinues c;.dcesons, aue ic .considS -d'u.
ne arands isspoI sknss pSuf le peuple en-.
stief agES& Etak: ,tasss8s. Sa 'tso II =
.,'aos-I,ss Conis6 dsRoezatiqaef central
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"Nouveau phSnix, le Courier des Ope-
lousas Went de renaftre de ses cendres.
II nous semble que les 1900 electeurs de-
mocrates de Ia paroisse St. Landry pour
raient-si c'etait leur id6e-empecher le
journal de MI. SandoE de retomber dams
retat cataleptique dams lequel il est res
te plong6 pendant pres dc quatre mois." !"
C'est a NJ. F. D. d. De1acroix que nous
devons le paragraphe qui precede. Mais
l'ami D. ne salt pas, h6las! que les demo-
crates de notre paroisse mont aucune
part au richie pate radical, compose des
dGpouilles du peuple tout enter.
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UN MOT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d 0ernAer nous
avons public ua article dans lequel trouvait le
paHagraphe suivaats .-.
tsDans une rencontre qui a eu lieu vers II heu-
res du matin, u demeure de M. Hayes, entire
l1i ct n. E. 8. Mayo, ce dernier . reeu un coup
de fusil qui l'a atteint Iabdomen ct don't il est
mort peu de temps apres."
II paraitrait que certaines parties ont trouve
des objections D la teneur de ce paragraphe, en-
disant quo nous avions infere que ID. Mayo Sc
TAFT rendu u pour chercher dif6culte NJ Hayes.
Nous nions toute intention semblable, nj ne
pouvons admettre qu'une Interpretation impair
tiale puisse mener cetts conclusions.
Mercredi dernier, II. W. H. Mayo est venu
nSas teeuver avec nm article accsmpagne de toas
les t6nioignages entendus dams Pexamen preli-
minaire de catte afaire, (les svocats de II. Hayes
n'ayaut.ps jag6 b propes dintroduire alors des
temoignages) en- nous demandant publier celia.
Conime notre intention est de rester entiere-
ment impartial dams cette affaire, ct que patdes-
sus tout noas ne dEsrons pas user du peu din
luence que psut avoir notre humble fauille dams
ayors couclu que nous ne publierions pas les
pieces plus haut mentionn6es.
,Lorsque rafaire se preseptera eh couf, nous
pourrons alors donnsr les temoignages des denx
cesks ct en- meme temps, ct iaisser le public
prendre connsissanee du toHt, puts en- juger.-
Mais jusqualors. sous cfoirioas deroger une
conduite juste ct honnete en- Dormant aucune
partie des temoignages, de tnaniere faire PEN
cher Yspinien da 1sstser.- rHtE =. g..
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