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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24

Jacques; mais &c ne sera pas sans peine ct SAM
difficulties. Les travailieurs sont peu nombr.,x
. bea"co'p perdent un temps precienx ponr tous er
henrensement.
| La romlaison sera done chose assex dficile
Les D6unocrates, en- consideration de pnt4rAl
gen6ral.-de rint6ret dn plantrur CONNIE dn t.a-
valeur, du blanc comme du noir.-Eviteront done
aua"t que posaibIe 1es meetings. clubs, bsrbecnrs
ct autres fallscieuses hAbIsries. Une propagande
active srrait u,,+ l+r'e de temps Et pnis, CONNIE
nous l'avons dit an9rienrement, nous II tniendons
point sollicitrr suprer, mendier les votes de qni
que &c soft. S'il pait aux citoyens de coulenr de
venir 4 nous, qn'ils viennent. Notre porte est
grande onverte pour to,s; mais nous ne forcoils
personne 4 en- franchir le s-ui C'est sinsi que
nous comprenons lr respect mu.uel. II ny point
de "commandeurs" ct de "gen6raux" dams la
Democratic libre.
En- o'itre, eat ce one mons avons faim ct soif
d'honnrus. de lignites, de places ct d'argent7
QUAINT a vous. habitants ct planteurs, maftres
'1even's esclavrs, 81 nous avons IN constil vons
don"er, c'est de Songrr i"mig,ation dune facon
s6rr"se ct intelligence 81 les tavaillers noirs sent
insult ants, trop pen nomhr-"x, entasses inutile-
mrnt dams lrs villrs fa.neiqnes. pourquoi ne vous
sdressezvons pas anx blsncs Europe on da Nord7
En- somme, pInt6t que de- voir fnr mis6rablement
la prospert6 dun pays agricoe, prenez des Chinois
IEcRoyABLE-Ptire ne salt nj lire nj 6crirc.
Son intelligence est an-drssous de ia nnyen,Ie. II Il
pass6 sa vie i condnire bruta'eun. mt TN troupeau
d'esclaves nors CONNIE lui Savez-vous ce quill
vent devenr' I'm L6gislatenr!
Et lie plus incroyable, c'est quill sera 6lu.'
@ troupeau d'6ecteurs imbeciles!
CoMMUN'QuE.-M. reditenr, quelque renihle
que soft la demarche que je fails en- ce moment, je
me crois obige de Ia fsire pour mon pays, pour mes
compatriotcs Il pour mon,eme
Dimanche il srptrmbrp. Jas sistais CONNIE d'ha
bitude all service religieux leglise de Donaldson
willie.
Ma do"lenr e6 grande, presque de la st,,p4 nr
en- entendant le cure, lie reverend Andrieax, ne en-
France CONNIE moi, laisscr tomber ces paroles des
marches de laotrl: LA France, avec tout son
orgusil, OH e-t-eIle anjonrd'hui ~ ct ces autres
mots dun caractere plus personnel: :" Et crux qn,
pour unr certane subscription, ont le plus donn6, ne
lon-is pas fait par orguril ?"
jaime biem profond6nent ma ratrie ct mon Dieu,
ct j. cros qui! faut aimer cette patre EN- raison de
son afflicton ct de l'epreuve quelle traverse; je
cros aossi gu 'une subscription ayant pour but de
so"agrr les bless6s, les infrnes ct les nalheurerx
q'' sonfrent est une Buyre aussi religieuse que
charitable. Peut on trop faire pour cenx la?
Mais ne Pouvons- nous pas nous consoler des
paroles amerrs du reverend Anlrieux, en- pensant
que Paris a sa!n6 reinforcement les mobiles pre!res
catholiq"es qu passaent dams ses mnrs. au dos'
so"'ane rclevee, p"trioqnrs ct saints, Sc renlant
a" champ de bataille pour porter la parole de
Dieu, lie mot qui fort6e ct Ia consolation supreme
X.....
Donaldsonvi!le, 81 S+pten'bre.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24
No'uvslles.

On dit que Jnlss Favre en- une confe.
renee avec Bismark. Le r&sultat est inconnn
ct psrmistice Ma point it& concl". Certains
jonrnaux franco amAricains, rans savoir. con-
damnent ]. Favre.-On dit anssi que les
Rspubicaius avaacts condamnent 10 poll
tiqas du Goavsrnement-Une poignAe de
Frsneais settlement s'sst tchapp6s de Nets.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24
NOS PRINCIPLES.

Rkpsbliqss d'ordre, dhoanesett ct de
Justice.
Suffrage ssiuersel pour toas, erceptt pour
les eriminc's Il les uagabosds.
Usins riviqse des Loaisianais blanes el
1ss Losisiaaais DE- coxl,xr.
Education Posr toas. ..o..
Plss de Carpet .boggers pol1;ques en- Loui.
siaae, nj de uagabonds faintan's.
Egallt Poiuiq~e enire les nai.ralists ct
les sa,;fs.
Appeis ct ovanres Immigrant laborieur
'Respeci d la ioi
L'konnlie .komme en haul, le malhonnele
ea bss
La Loui,iane doi tlre gourevnke par
l'kosattett ct Pissslligence.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24

s0-Bureau du journal, pres du College JET.
ferson, St-Jacques, rive gauche.
lettres, journaux, &changes ct pa
perasses, a4lressex C6nesnl Pose. Otice.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24

possible. LA'Iemagne aura fourni ses hom-
mes, - chair canon, son concours brutal
ct moral. L historic sera aussi severe pour
ellie que Ia sch'ague du caporal prussien.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-24

Donaldsonville, 81 S+ptembre.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-06-03
A Book for the MILLION,
xlgl;1;{ Al: {lSl5
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90 few really possess. 1t anravels mysteries and
dscioses secrets that everybody should know still
II 10 book that ought to, he Kept under lock aud
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This Invaluable work win be sent to any one
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WHITE, CLINTON WHITES:
s3z@%E 9fs7 I T--s-. Es ~ Y - II aeEas
~ ( I 8. s II T.. @ U o..
THE MCLEAN & HOOPER 'EIAsfru
LOCK Stitch SEWING MACHINE. "S
The; Simplest Machine
i ." in the World go sa.at

For hemming, telling, braiding, bindiAt'
cerding, embroidering, scanning, quilting, ~
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ing Equally good for fine or heavy work.
TIE Most Practical Securing Maekims . n
: -azasE Erer Invented, 1888 vaa sa,i
and S25 cheaper than any other frst-elaa, +.
the entire range Of family work, from HaflE- o
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the elastic lock stitch, which will not rip,
even ifevery third stitch be- CUT 1866 hSs1Ea
It takssi the thread directly from The, spoelA .
thus avoiding the necessity Of re-windins.
The "McLean & Hooper" "excclse in 'tk4S'
following points, viz:r Unequaled eimploisyyfs
quietness Of operations; ease~ef manage
ment !; rapidity Of execution ), having -
straight needle and the shortest one In use;
simplicity oftension; in doing embroidssyss
by mere change OF spools, with sephyE h
and silk; making the best stitch for strength
and durability and the only stitch sufdcisussw
" elastic - not to break in tho ordinarys !,
strain Of elastic goods; its seams being less
liable to rip in use or wear than the "s1e0t-ss
tie stitch,u while it can be more easily taken >,
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strongest as well as the simplest FEED ~ I
use; in having the best sttackments: IN hAy-, |.
ing fewer points Of friction, and places 70
oil and wear. ALL MACHINES qAR1 wAh!a
RANTED IN EVERY RESPECT Machines viii, :
be sent on the receipt Of price, to any nd.
dress, or by express, G. O. D. No. / Ma
chine, oiled walnut table, with drawer, e.
namented stand, loil, oil can, screw driver, III
gauge, extra needles aud printed directions,
$40 Every body should send for eircularss
Don't invest one dollar until you have sesn a
the MCLEAN g. HOOPER, We want q
good agent to take exclusive agency for 4
each town or county. c7a.-.s a. = ss.ss,si
WOODAL, DAWNEY s. Co..
17yl 50 Washington st., Chicago, Ill s. V
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CHAPTER 121.

s ~ CHAPTEk III.
An AoT to amend section seven chap
ter ono hundred and sixty mine of
the laws of the Ninth General As
sembly.
SRs. 1. Be it enacted by tbs
General Assembly of the state Of
Iowa, that section seven, chapter
one hundred and sixty-nine (169) of
the laws Of the Ninth General As
sembly be amended by adding to the
end of the said section the following
words: "All contracts to the con-
trary Notwithstanding"
/ Sec. 2. This act being deemed Of
immediate Importance shall be in
force from and after its publication
in the Daily State Register and Iowa
Statesman. a ASIA t1 -
Approved April Is. 1870.
I, Ed Wright, secretary of state,
hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the Daily Iowa
tate Register April 24th and Des
8 Dimes Daily Statesman April 2lst,
MO. A,.-s- a.
1SED WR1oHr, Secretary Of state.
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Iowa PLAIN DEALER.
LAWS OF IOWA.

Continued from LIST paqe.)
Times, Dubuque Weekly, lel cop.
ies:.........:........ .l20 Is
Times, Dubuque Daily, Is copies
As 90
Times, Marshall county, II copies
So IS
Times, Cedar Rapids, IS copies
Z 26 IS
Times, Sioux City weekly / copy IS
Times, Sioux City Daily copy 3 90
Times, Fremont, "a copies Is 90
Times, Fort Dodge, 6 copies 4 SO
Times, Volga Valley, "a
copies Is 90
Union, Fayette county, copies
2 25
Union, Delaware county, copies
8 IS
Union, Abba, 60 comics IS 90
Union, American, "a copies 1s 90
Viudica,op Northern, % copies
rasA 80. 10 SO
Vedette, Guthrie, Is copies Is SO
Weekblad, PelIa, so copies % so
Irish Republic o63 90
Post, Chicago, Is 90
State Press, "a SO
Sec. 81. This act being deemed
Of immediate importance shall take
effect and be in force from and af.
ter its publication III the Daily State
Register and Daily Des Moines
Bulletin. -
Approved April, Is, 1870.
l hereby certify that the forego-
ing act was published in the Daily
Iowa State Register April l6, and
In the Des Moines Daily Bulletin. :.
1670r~~~y~res Ed WRIGHT.
Secretary OF State.
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hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the Daily Iowa
State Register April oath, and the
Des Moines Daily Statesman April
10Th, 1870.
Ep WRIaur, Secretary Of state.
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NvHE copartnership heretofore existing
between crandAll 4 rho@ss i diaselv.
cd By mutual consent. II. =. .CrAndAA will
LATE 1rm. Moaeys dive them may b paid
TO either Of the late firm.
crssco, May 81, 1870.
/ - & HE cRAxDALL.
$50 TT3s CT THonAs.
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! Timber For Sale.

i The undersigned has . few acres d
tchoi1e Young timber for sale; cheap Tor
cash. For particulars call upen, - ID
droes ELIJAH MURRAY, -
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As1Es, MRS. a. 3. ever C1snmer's Drug
Store.
DONAfIUGH, Mrs. ,. +. corner opposite
Court House. SEQ A0. e. 5e#a
GAMBIA, Miss y. a. next door 70 the
Pest O0Ace. See al. .E.#SSsss - .sas' .
SNUTTLEwORTH. Mrs. c. L. next door
90 the Bank. e.. 4.- -&sz ii
GRAY, JULIA. See ad. zszE zzfv:
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W. i. BARBOQ.
II E5.esc1, /0W1.
Sign, Carriage, and Orn2montal Painter
Glazing, Draining. and Paper-HaBging At
tended to on short notice. Shop south side
Of Market st. west Of Elm. ll-3l-t..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-06-03
MAss!ll or REAPER y: :.
Sof}s ...,..... AND .......5S-s ssh
Woods Prize Mowers.

The Walter a. Wood. is distinguished
from other machines in these particu-
lars! $50 EE -.,-. ...,.,. zgaa,. j. s--.~as
lst II leaves its gavels compact, thus
facilitating the labor Of binding. u
End. There are two separate sets Of
gearing, one for Moving the other. for
Reaping, consequently neither is.injured
in doing the work of the other.
Sd. It,has for, Reuping a-stif outing
bar and a joihted one for. Moving thus
adapting each to the character Of the
workt isdeignad to do. e Zs ga
Office with G. V. Jacobs, and ma
chimes for sale with him. 2,tF"( 11-25,
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The IONA PLAIN Dealer
Business DeyectOru.

Cards in the classified list of trades viii
cost 81 for each line for one year.
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MARSH, DEBORAH.
- working ths Marsh Hyess that 5Asa1h
Of SCENTS Fusse Doap. cesco wOd that three
Of and bound lis IN evetsEHg
shout per day will WITH ssS.
rather pay $500 fos Marsh Harvester than
Respectfully yours ri sal CttAG GEaen0WSsaa
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81 - - - Z
ss 49, ~

]. J. MARSH, DEBORAH. Iowa.
III 6IH:-Ths Marsh Harvester ].
last year. gays me perfect satisfaction
drivs cat and put up 70 acres. avoragi
tssm. and believe it runs 90 easy %
take any other Reaper as gift if 1 I
least $50in hired help last year By hs
-srcts & Yours truly.
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Neat Markets.
COLLINS, G. w. & co. near the Post o.
Aef. ta
wEBBER + D<NOYELLES adjoinlnS the
Bakery. See card. fH2gN5g#E
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La'psry Stables.

10 Lsuery Dtdbtes. N III \,
MOORE & JONES, West Of Elsa strcsI
near thu 1ans1leld House.
HOT street.
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III. MARSH. DEBORAH. Iowa >
Subtle Marsh Harvester w
is jnst the Machine that svsry FAsmeE
eragsng from z 10 9 per day With third
the price Of the Machine last year. y
and our grain standing. than hayeit On
the market. Yours truly
.s9'Tt 54s LIN d
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Justices of the Peace.

Jusftces 81 the Peace.
GIILETT, T.. once ia the Plain Dealer
2bualAtng oppostte Depot.
WEDSTER, J. r. oAlce with Preston 4
Widner doors North Of the Court House.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-06-03

Confectionery.
CRANDAL.L Z THOMAS. Soc card.
CLEMMER,J.J ). SEQ aA.
WEBSTER, w. b. See card.
WEAVER, GORUM. card.
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Lumber Dealer.

Lumber Dealers.
FLEaLNuNG, w. 4 j. Robert Phelan
agent. Yard near the Elevator. See Al.
MEYER r PECK. Yard corner Of Ian
and 01arket streets.
MAReH, Z. Yard south n the Depot.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-06-03

BARN For Sale. 49,
Y .Osnsistiag, Of 400 aerss, al fenced, 20 !,
impreyed. Good stream Of living watsr. I
dwelling, we'll stable and Granary. eitAsI
atsd I've niles north of Cresc0. .s.ss III
Enquire at this Office. satf.
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Experienced A 3 . nts wanted
throughout the country for its sale, with
WHOM liberal arrangements will be made.
An opportunity Of equal prvnise j. rarely
or never presented.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-13

Rev. Mr.. Bays. of the Methodist
Church South, having charge Of Sc
vierville and Little River Circuit OF
the Holston Conference, East TeD-
nessee, was driven from the pNce
where he was to have preached last
Sunday, by a hOOting and yelling
mob of Blount county scoundrels.-
This is another item for Maynard,
Fletcher q Co.. aud they should GER
tainly take advantage of it. They
will hardly make any-to-do about
it though, as the pole-cats were all
"loyal and true" to the backbone, and
might take ofense. Nothing was
done by the civil authorities for the
relief of Mr. Bays, and the chapel
is still 10 the hands of the mob. Such
acts may be tolerated in East Ten
nessee, but we fell warranted in say
iug they would'nt hold well in this
part of the State.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-13
lTotice 70 Cash BuYers.

We have now in stock and receiv-
ing daily supply of provisions and
feed, sach as Bacon, Lard. Flour,
Meal, Corn. Oats and Hay, and vii!
endeavOr to keep supply of these ar.
tIcles ou hand during the season.
Our friends viii bear in mind that
such produce cannot be bought foE
anything but money, and they must
not expect them to be sold On a cred
it. ap22-2m. MCGUIRE d HILL
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-13
Use equine liniment fo1 rhenmatism.

OcoEEs-This beautiful stallion,
the property of our young and ener-
getic trends Joe. q Johu Kennedy,
who reside about four miles from
town near Walls Station. was on lex.
hibition on the. square the other day
Judging from appearances we Sc,
Oooee down to De very fine horse
and his pedigree shows that he is a
Cue so far as blood is concerned.
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Equine remedies best in the world.
NEnignna

I ana composed of So letters: -
My D, 8, 15, 9, II, IS, one. W no makes barrels
3 Is, So, 81 is used inimachine shops.
90, 81, Z, %, u, 5, found in our houses.
2, s. 10, 10, S, vegetable.
l. 6, S, used every day six years ago.
" II, 81, 81, 5, 3, a useful little thing.
4" 4, 10, 81 y used in Holland.
It, so, 50, &c eaten with sweet milk.
Il, 35, 25, 81 frequently applied to a dog
II, %, 10, S, . cant word for money.
q IS, %, 6, IS twice two.
Ny whole is something badly needed in
this county.
Answer to last weeks enigma--"Pay
three dollars and take the CITIZEN one year
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-13
DR.. WIN. BRAZC.
.LIVER CORDIAL,

His great theory was, that almost all dis
eases, especially those incidental to our Sou
thcrn cline, originated in q disordered Liv-
er, or unhealthy condition of the Bile; alb
iurirg in nine-tenths of the diseases most
prevalent. the speculative theory Of the Id
medical school. Of ''many causes and many
effects,' he arrived at the conclusion, after
years of toll, research and practical expert
ence, that the fountain mead of disease was
DisOrgan izatiOn Ofthc Liver and die
gCstiVe apparatus. To combat this evil
he discovered and introduced the mighty
com bination of rare and subtle vegetable eX
tracts that form his LIVER CORDIAL.
This invaluable medicine is prepared strict
~ according to DR.. Brazier's original PIE
scription, With the greatest care, in quaint
ties which guarantee perfect adherence TO the
standard of strength adopted
MA. SEIELB q HIGBEE, Sole Propri-
etors, Memphis, Tenn.
Wholesale gents in Louisville, Ky, !. B.
Wilder & Co. In Nashville, Ewin, Pendle-
ton & Co. aprl5-ly
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-13

New MUsIC.-We havo been ia
vored by the prosecution of a piece of
music, The zsta Psi Schotlisch, 4"
from the composer, Prof. Chas O..
PaPe. To know that it emanars 8
from the facils and musical brain of
Of this gifted artistic is sufficient rec
ommendalion, but merit is attached
to the piece itself. aud We hope soon
te hear him touch it.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-13

The absence Of the editor q the
unusual press upon cur advertising
columns will account for the dearth
of interesting 10 al matter this week.
IF we are ev'r so unfortunate as to be
deprived Of his presence again. We
swill use the scissors vigorously in
manufacturing original matter.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-13

WHIPPED Hrs WIFE.-A colored
woman. the wife Of Dan McKissack ,
living near town, cane TO the Office
of DR.. Bate on Wednesday last with
her head badly beaten. She stated
that because she did not get out OF
bed Immediately at his command he
struck her with a chair. producing
several severe cuts. Dan was fined
made friends with his wife, and went
hcms rejoicing.