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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTa, Ac.

Ns,isnal nea,er.-Madam Seebach as Mary
StGsrs-"
Walls Opera Hess..-" Rosedsle.7
Prof. Pratt, the Horse Educator, I38 and Z
sbeer.
hsEkriter's Art Gallery, sss 7th street.
BsriOvs Gallery Of OIL Paintings, l29s Penn
syl,sIia syenue-Nev pictures Just received.
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on drausht, At
Miiiers, i2O It'll street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall. 393.
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AN HNTIRRNRw STOCK OF Spring Clothing for
men, youths, and boys just opened, and on ex-
hibition at Eiseman & Bros New Clothing
House, 500 eth street, May Building.
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Boy TIE CBLKBRATBD FRANC" COLLARS,
the hest Paper Collar i'm the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, 4S1 9Th street
Look for the name. No branch stores. 3,2,l:
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GhEA7 BARGAINS
IN BOOTS AND sHoEs

In consequence 81 closing nv entire bust 100
ness IN the District, will sell my large ard n
well ELECTED stock of Ladies. GHuts' Ms .es
ana tbIdrens SCOTS AND SHOkS sf a
great sacrifice. without regard 90 oosf.
GA soon. and get the greatest bar gains 81 sold
All those indebted 20 me will please call and
nlo-st' II. RsHR, leo Briase street.
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SAVE TOUR MONTY and buy your Gents Fur
pishings At the Original Francs, All 9Th street.
The cheapest Store in the city. No branch
stores. 32l.-
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gu oSoW0 Aov0f10emoo
nj THOMAS powLiss. Ase,r: 0sossstO.n.
nr, 20 M afr - yuslie s.ie, az IN. pSesa.s4s.
~fhaf very vsuStle let Of ground be'6nsiaC 10
= sdSiss RsSc c,y' SSa oS s too sra.
o. ground This property commands bcautiiul
ss ven valuable sc = market gsrden a. the soiI is
excellent and s accessible 20 market ny one q the
Tern Is1s made Known e &: ssy 6 vi
NoTICE -Grosetrowx. 18th March, ls7l.-
Aors.d a. "a, nG, .ss 10
OEE DOLLAR ON NY ACCoCST. and is not NO
h.s Re ssea IN any way o'nne'es s sh y;
LING oUT.
In consequence Of the death Of the senior partner
and the early closing out Of our business. We onsr
Nv 4 assie $685. TJIs
and fhkuI ARTIOLEs a, and below cost.
Parties wi,hins TO invest ia iucrssive Su.iaes..
81 an cid established stand, buy the Stock asd
FIXTURES cheap and on eai pn terms dsSg..s =.
hoLs I'M Is> Bridge s.. GEORGETOWN, u q. =
IL THOMAS BOWLING. Aectr.; Georgetown.
fkoS Ed fs1REGffr u ssA aSos.E. I'M
A scSp G., c1s ,s,6 T ESS fsssoss ors,Srss
:
BY virtue sf aided Of trust dated March fth.
10 A. ID lso. and recorded in lilcr 6l3 folio. 20
sLe t so sone Of tue land records % washing
ton county, District Of Columbia. the undersienef
Trustees viii sel az putliC auction, in fr NJ 81 the
premises, on TUESDAY, the - 81 day q MArch. a
u III, ~ o clock y. m all those lots OF parcels
O. ground ms sno being in holmeads addition 20
georgetown, District q Columbia. sud known ss
Lots Numbered LIZ, s saud q the private sub
division ~ original lots q - g aud a. IN saa Ho-
esd I'd tiiiun. msde by The heirs OF Hsa Grsw-
iord deceased as the ssue Described the plat
neo ~ the suit between the heirs Of said era Word
iar psrtlti,no a. his estate the said lots
stnutins the four original tots above named, The
sse % IT'S improved by fuurf large aud -li huift
Line hiins capable Of burning about Is0 barrels a
Terms Of sale One third cash, Of which ~ VIII
pe REQUIRED 70 be paid AZ the time Of sale aui the
nsisnee 20 thres equal psymen at s. = and IS
uontns from the day Of vale. FOR which The ices a
the purchaser OF purchasers b. tskeu he srrns
craving Interest from date, and secured by faea m
trust ON the properly sold. On the failure III ths
pure aser 0r purchaser 20 comply in H. ,srms
OF sale in i've dsys, the Trustees reserve a. rt a.
reeel at his or their risk and costs after fy 49,.
EnhIic notice ~ eome Newspaper IN the pisiri10 q
CoIunhIs Al stamps, conEey anciug aud re lrdius
at the purchaser cost.
mild rios n6Whiss.t Trustees.
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From and after March lst ISL, account viii he
Allowed to BUN OVERSEE DAYS. No deviation
from above rule IN account OF persons
61-1p I'm LAZENBY
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cNTRAL BurIDTSs ASSOCIATION - The
v-suth monthly meeting Of this Association
WSs held iarf evening ~ the City Hall THIRTY
seven shares 81 stock were Disposed of AZ apTe-
rlHD OF 30 Ter cent.
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iNTrREsrTS6 SERVICE At THE SYNAGOGUE
~ TEE CorGREGATIor ADAs IsRAuI--Satur-
day, the Iith int. the sole mn rite of contrma-
Ton was administered &c the Synagogue by the
New =. Hurdhelm TO the Youngest son of Mrs.
D. 60tthelf or this city. Preceding the same
vas very effective sermon nv the reverend gem
titISap, taxing as subject Ist Book Noses, Chap
ter y, What aiieth thee Hagers Fear not
iss tod sth heard the voice OF the lad where
pc u Following the sermon, vas the answer
ING ~ ABOUT iorty Questions BY the condrmant
n 70 his duties towards God his parents. feiIog-
msh And state, then the creed, and the services.
enalns with very touching prayer.
Isk oNesss ALTON OF the New York avenue
rresbyterian Church held II cir annual msetinS
last evening ard Messrs. y. W. Thomnson AM
y. T. Fitch were elected ne nlbers OF fhe hoard
aboGt fifteen thousand dollars had been recs,vsS
aud dsbursed during the year for salaries ana
The yarlons benevolenees OF the CHURCH II vas
decided 20 expend soms four ihnSsand dollars
IN improvements Of the b1iidIR and mais
@adlence room, more than one hAH OF which IL
pisoReo, ana arrangements made to obtain the
balance.
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FRINcH GIFT JBwILRY il considered thu
most stylish, and can be found in eli the nav
designs at Priess, 457 Psnnsylvania avenue.
FRox shillingfor We have Demores,., x;rr,.
OF Fashions for April. '"
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BALBRIeGAN hoeB for ladies. 1T the ssfopisb.
ing low price OF 10 cent?, ut U. Bsum's Correct
Factory, 40s 9TH st.
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, MEDICAL.-The annual meeting OF the asso-
citation class Of 1870, medical departmen mt of
Georgetown College, was held last evening
After the election OF officers for the ensuing wear
and the transaction Of the ordinary business, an
elaborate address was delivered BY one of the
members on the mechanis and uses of the
microscope, and several rare and valuable
pathological micrOscopcal specimens we're sub
mitted for inspection.
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a aHev lasl.nd cellsg., siLi rsosiye student, =
rstes; IoanN nss viii Be lrsIarsd ior any Collsgs
laeh school Building. BailantyneS Bookstore, On
corner sth street D. and Penn. avenue. aeiS sHs
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CITY ITEMS.

AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF Spring Clothing for
hibition at Eiseman & Bros New Clothing
House, 800 eth street, May Building.
HENPLER has urinometers and hydrom .ters.
GENERAL NorIcE.-I take the liberty TO in
form the ladies of the city aud vicinity thai The
celebrated f. l.. Buttrici & Co.'s pattern de.
partment will be re-established in about ten
days At the Singers Sewing Machine agency,
under the Lincoln Hall, 9Th and d streets.
3,B,i LEWIS BAAR
PHYSICIANS recommend the use of Halls
Sicilian Hair Remover to prevent grsyness, AMI
to heal eruptions OF the scalp. }
CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on drausht at
Milers, i20 It'll street, opposite Odd FeIiows'
Hall. 323:
NOVELTIES IN NECK WEAR, at the Original
francs, 43l It'll street: The chespe-t Store in
the CITY, NO branch stores. j,2,i:
For CoRNa, Bunions, Club and Ingrowiny
Whites establishment, No. SIS 18th street, OF
posite United States Treasury. 2.A,i2:
Buy THE CrrKBRArsp "FsArc- COLLARS.
the hest Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only At the Original Francs, 431 9Th street
Look for the name. No branch stores. 3,2,l:
SAVE YoUR MONTY And buy your Gents Fur
Dishings At the Original Francs, All 9Th street.
The cheapest Store in the city. No branch
stores. s,2,I:
BALBRIe9AN hoeR for ladies. 1T the sstonish.
ing low price Of 10 cent?, ct U. Baum'e Correct
Factory, 40s 9TH st.
GENTS HALF HosE. OF all the different
grades, in Cotton, Lsle, and Merino, At prices
TO suit the most economical, at the Original
France, 4si It'll street. No branch stores. 3,2,E
GREAT VARIETY IN wzIrs SHIRTS one, two
or three pleats-eylets, buttons or studs-open
in front or il back-all eises-at the Original
Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 43l tn street.,
at Popular Prices No branch stores. S,2,E
GEEr's AND LADIES, Kid Gloves af ~ pair,
AL sizes. A new assortment just received ct o.
Baums Correct Factory, l06 TIN q.
| SPRlN0 srYLH.-M. CUKNINGRAM 4. pes
| - ready 10 make 70 order the best so asdrv
Haze s:s y s..S .s:a S
French Iylcgrslhicsi COnioImsteur-t6srsby IN
sprirg perfect nt N.B.old style Hats remod.
street. between and MAssachusstts ave ssis In
r = n.
HILLMAHy HOTEL,
Ranking NJ one Of the leading Arstcisse Hosls In
Germany IL 10 located near the railway n a
s sts.Sn snd az, ne e, ksmssr promenadss. and
| and in the most elegant .tyie 'sY5-vE
nP0RTED OANARv BIRDs, nn.aG&
l singers. Also, Bird Food for sale, dssss
fan-'n. lls st.. Sc. as an" ndI sts sits. ~
W n, CALI q o.,
YLO6k AID FEED.
a At sp Low fx !; ~.
nh2u Near b. & U. ~ eDot
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MADAM, MARIE ssxsAGz/~in inaugurate
her brief season OF four nights in washin gtop by
appearing at the National Theater this ey eninR
a. :. MARY smart" in SehiIers great play OF
AT name. Lovers Of the Legitimate drnms AZ
interpreted By artists Of genius. will thus have
m opportunity or comparing the great German
actress with her Italian nva, Ristorf. she
Wi be supported By the able company While b
accom- panieS her In her American tour,
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IRE IERRlTs1lA. ,eAMPi,ey.

PkEPlRE.A'G FeA rAE CONTEST.
BOTH PARTIES EAGER FoR TIE FRAY.
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Raw. ISAAC ERR.rr, editor OF the Christian
Standard and pastor OF the Christian Church in
Cincinnati, viii preach In the II street church
to- morrow evening.
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The MCCARTHY Casa Terdict Of GuiIfy
Yesterday, at O'Clock, Mr.. Moore commenced
his argument in defence of John Mccarthy,
charged with the larceny of $50 from Delos q
Ball in July last, and was followed BY Mr. Har-
ripgton for the government. Judge Humphreys
charged the jury, who returned a verdict of
entity. A motion was made for a new trial
The prisoner was placed in the custody of the
Marshal and taken to jail
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Republican CIss. Organized.

Re DISTRICT MEETINGS LAST MIGHT.
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GERMAN SFhRROw>fs orr PA.Ks-But few
Persons passing by The Presidents grounds
notice The mock OF German spsrr0xs which
have been placed there by M NJ William of
this city. Mr.. William has made several un.uc-
ce-slu attempts heretofore to introduce them
IN THIS city. ard about a month since imported
rrfy-sIx pair and turned them out in ths park
between the Executive Mansion and the War
Department, where they are yer. Thew have
taken quite naturally 10 the place. and IL they
are onlN let alone and kept free from disturb
snee IL y expected that in a few years they will
De feature in AL our public parks. VIII the
boys let these spsrrows alone? They are ysry
effective in destroying insects probably more
20 than any other inseetIvorous bird ever intro
t,ucsd here.
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elected delegates to the nominating convention:
VIM. Y. Fendall, f. +. White, X. II. Laskey,
Chas. Mades, p. y. Boyle. A resolution was
sstc s no. dofgsnzng the meeting into demo
pending the present campaign, and the folow-
ing permanent officers we're chosen IS. p.
Robertson president, j. T. Caldwell secretary,
and e. =. White treasurer; finance committee,
VIM. Y. Fendall, j. Van Riswick, s. Bacon. r.
s. Davis, and Joseph Hamlin.
sRvKNTxKNTH DISTRICT.
A meeting Of the democrats and conservatives
of This district Was held at Island Hall. jack
eOn Yates, ESQ.,, called the meeting to order.
and read the published call. j. c. Walker, DR..
CLAYTON, DR.. Fenwick and George Wright were
three nrst declined to Act, and Mr.. Wright Is
declared elected by reclamation. Mr.. Wright.
after thanking the meeting for the compliment,
Csrusi's Saloon at the gas blown OF there. and
be proposed they omit this sort of thing, and 20
to work and do just what they had net for
Without without sPeeeGhp Ha1g and HANGING Zap
The chair said he hoped no one outside Of the
Seventeenth district would interfere in their
procs edings. He called for nominations for de-.
egates, when some dozen or fifteen names were
proposed. Before they proceeded to vote for
delegates Mr.. j. G. Walker offered q resolution
that the delegates to be chosen for the Seven.
T. Merrick, Esq for delegate to Congress. The
chair stated that he, for one, IL elected. Womb
not 20 TO the convention with his hands tied: be
ihNoIcu HU pan py which the whole DeOple
were not served. lyoice.-'niggers and ali.vI
The Chair continued saying that he had acted
in the capacity OF delegate on several occseiona
and bad never been bound by Instructions. He
promised to do all he could to have the strongest
man nominated. and promised, il chosen, to do
all he could for the party. As to the s'niggers''
he wss for giving them their rights, but When il
comes down to social equality Be had his own
views and preferences and should be goyerne a
BY them. Mr.. Canan said he subscribed TO
What the Chair had said, and he hoped the res
stated that his object In Offering 1t MAS to ret
the expression Of the meeting and II this verv
large meeting was m favor o. II he thought il
would be the peoybes own expression He a
no democrat, buthad been an old time Whle nj
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PBRsorAL.-Captain lbert de Groot. of the
Vanderbilt BrOnzes, Is spending q few DAYS in
Warrington - the guest Of Clarke Mills the
sculptor.
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"ON DOOR SrsP."-A white male infant
Was found last night by the family of Mir.
Michael Hoover. residing on 18th street, be-
tween M ana streets, at their door step.
Notice was sent to the Sixth precinct station
mouse, and this morning Lieutenant Noonan, OF
the sanitary department, dispatched Officer
Sullivan, Who took il to st. AIMS Infant Asy-
lum, where 1t was cared for. The child is about
nine months old.
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ING IePuDicAhs Oh TINS district we're called to
order by MI. Sidney Mcfarland, Mr.. q. A.
Kuhn acting As secretary. A permaneut r,nh
Was organized BY tue election OF the folio wing
omcers L. T.. Connolly, president: SIDNEY Nc.
farand, vice president; @. C.. Briscoe, secre-
tary; o. "A. Kuhn, assistant secretary. AMI
James Coieman, treasurer. The president vas
empowered to appoint such committees As he
deems proper, and submit the names TO tbs
next meeting Tor ratification. Durins the
elecu0u-whlch was I'm most cases bv m sing
votes-theFe was much discussion, owing to re-
rrsrks being made from time to time that can
every instance some one rose TO q point Of
order, urging that old differences should be
Ieconciled. resolution was adopted compli-
men'ing Governor Cooke Tor the appointment
OF Colonel Perry Carson as his messenger A
resolution was offered recommending 10 the
Presdent the appointment of Captain w H
Slater a. member OF the Council. This reec-
utlon gave rise TO considerable discussion sehe
ushnt the ground that 10 was not in order and
rend'rg action on il the meeting adjourned.
FTrrHKNrH DISTRICT
The republicans OF the Fifteenth District mai
between II and streets; and Organized nv ths
election Of Mr. Allen Coffn ~ TEMPORARY ob air
man. and James n. Talley a. secretary I,h.
meeting then elected permanent on cersas rois
lows: Mr.. Allen Conn, president Mr. Geo. W
Hafton, first vice president; Mr.. John Hictev
secretary; Mr.. VIM. 7. Chase. treasurer. Execu.
tive committee: Andrew Gleason, wm. Bowen.
Lafayette Jefries, John Hickey, Julius W al
iase, Bernard West, j. y. Wall, 20 which were
added the officers Of the meeting. Committee
on registration Marcellus West William b
Chase, John johnson, WIN. Smallvood. and
VIM. Bowen. MI. Hatton cred q resolution
THAT this club shall he known and stvled s1he
sumner Club Of the Fifteenth District" ON
motion Of Mr.. Gleason the name OF "I.inccla'
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

Ihe meetings TO organize republican climbs In
the Fifth and Seventeenth legislative districts
were held on Monday evening last, and the pro.
eeedlngs were reported in yesterdays SrAs.
Meetings We're held in other districts las nigh
as reported below, and meetings in the remain
ing districts will be held this evening.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CLAssBs In LATIN ARE ORGANIZING Ar
y the Msshirg ton Business ColleSe, corner Itn
and streets. REGULATIONS on MOEDAYe, WE'D
NEeDAYS and FRIDAYS 81 8 O'Clock ,. m. In
.truction given by Prof. y A. erR INsER, a. a,
Prihcipsl 81 West End Academy. GLASSES In 0rsek
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-17
A FIZZLE.

A call was published in the
morning journals of Tuesday for a
mass meeting, at Lafayette Square,
to 'ratify" the ratty convention, of
which Marshal Packard was ring
master. As might have been ex-
pected, the appeal fell still-born, in
place of enthusiasm, stirring the
public pulse; therefore, when the
uext issues of the papers appeared,
we were not surprised to find Dunn,
Packard 4 Co. repudiating the
whole affair. -
But whether or not, the call was
genuine, il fairly tested popular
Judgment of the man who attempted
so desperately to break intwain the
Republican party. The judgment
| IL one of deep condemnation. II
showed that the ring has not
eorporal's guard Of followers left il
New Orleans.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-17
denial of all hostility to the Presi-

denial of all hostility to the Presi-
dent personally, and a reputation
Of all desire to prevent his selection
will make him see that he has been
misled, if he has taken any side in
this scramble Of his ofice-holders
for higher positions, and if he has
not taken any sides it is but Just
that he should prove it to the whole
Country, which has become aroused
by this outrage by the prompt re-
moval Of Packard & Co.. who can
never again do any good in this
community for General Grant o.
anybody else
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-17
PAYING THE FIDDLER.

Casey and Herwig very foohshly
permitted Carter, Packard 4 Co,
to crowd the Customs pay-rolls
with the names of men who per
formed no service for the Govern
ment. The assurance that Senator
West would demand investigation
of this matter, induced certain Off
Gals, whose duty it is jointly with
the Collector to approve said rolls
to withhold their signatures. Al
least, this is the generally credited
report, and We hope it is correct
for the sake of the gentlemen re-
ferred to.
The consequence is, that the sol'
responsibility for this gross per
version of official patronage j
shouldered upon Collector Casey
and as the Treasury Dept canno
pass his accounts in the face Of sue
easily established misfeasance, b
and his bondsmen must suffer.
Twenty or twenty-five men il
the Surveyors Department alon,
with salaries aggregating as man
hundreds Of dollars, are said to b
on the July roll; and as the ring
have not as yet dared to drop then
still further. complications win en-
barrass the Customhouss when Il
August accounts come to be al
dited.
This is paying pretty dear for
tpoitical experiment which prove
10 DISASTROUS in many other r
} spscts; and the Collector would |
) justi6ed in assssing upon his ass'
ciats ringites q pro ruta of the loss
, he must inevitably. sustain. Hal
them put up" brothsr-'n-la
Jamo2 iff f-..A
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OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
COLUMRIA. s. C. Ano 10 lez1

COLUMBIA, S. c., Aug. u, 1871.
MIR. Editor:-In looking into
your paper Of the 9th inst. | oh.
tanned information that the wife Of
one Mr.. Walter Burton had been
forcibly elected from frst-clas,
car, ON the &. H. & S. A. Railroad
And as assistance is being required
for the prosecution OF the case
against that company, to teach
them that American citizens have
rights that Railroad companies
should be made to respect, send
you this note to inform you and
others, that from money obtained
by a suit against the Richmond and
Qanville Railroad company for
forcibly ejecting me from a first
class car, fhave, deposited in the
Freedman's Bank at Washington,
money to prosecute any Railroad
company which forcibly elects a
citizen of one state out of first
class car in another state, Oh account
Of the race to which he or she be-
longs. And, one hundred dollars
can, without doubt, be obtained, by
making the proper application TO
the Cashier of that Bank.
Respectfully, &c.
j. j. WRIGHT.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-17

APPOINTMENTS bY TIE Governor.
Gov. Warmoth appointed to-day j.
Sella Martin, District Superintend-
emit Fifth District, vice Gen. j. Me
Clery; VIM. Baker, Member Board
of Police Commissioners, vice W.
R. Whitaker, resigned. and A. NJ
Cramer, Tax Collector for the par
ish of Madison, vice A. F. Crannel
deceased. g
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-17

"THE GRAND ERR" Of Aug. IL, see
editorial heading) shamefully mutt
lates a beautiful passage OF the New
Testament, and shows its apprecia-
ton of it in pronouncing it an "old
saw" Ask Papa if we are not
right. n.
If the Editor will tell us who the
zone" is of the LoUIsIANlAN staff
that he suspects, or knows, needs OF
receives aid, such as in the kindlies'
spirit we tender the Err, we thinl
we can tell him.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-17

Brother Carter, like another min
lister we know of, goes in on the do
as 1 say, not as do" principle. he
preaehas honesty, while filchering
six or seven thousand dollars from
the State under the pretence OF
printing the laws in the Cameron
Times a little sheet without circula-
ton that lived Just long enough to
complete the job. 1t would have
been cheaper to furnish every
man, womanand child in Cameron
parish a bound volume OF the laws
Eth, George?