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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-18
WORCESTER ANp sPRINGFIELp pIY1sIoN

nodati0n) at 6.35 m - ~ 'NOi"
pm. - - ' ''VV "'i anu ~
FOR Albany (expressl 955; for New York and Albany
MI NP1 lUzo m, and 49, and 1885 p m. New York
sum Idy man leaves at 1905 p. NJ. Sleeping cars will
43O m train ''' 'iis WIN
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200 TIE aOam
eS SD EVS exp 49, $40 exp Albany sunday
RAILROAD COMMEMORATE Albany viii ihe Now
pork central Troy and Greenbush, aid Hudson River
nsalr0aub' AT chatham with the Harlem and Hudson
anu b9stOn and Lebanon Springs Railroads Al state
LG Mita ihe Ousatonic Railroad Al PittsfeId with
e an horth Adams and HOusatOnic roads
a. Tesansld WIN the New Haven and Northampton RK
pI5gGelu WIN the Hartford New Haven and Snrnc.
neu ana connecticut River Railroads Al palmer Win
Win vgf Se iSe LEMON Northern RR Al Worcester Junction
Nashua and Norwich and WORCESTER pailrooSl a any
south birmingham with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
bury, and Milford Railroads. '''' anu + IGN
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n EW r ALL ROAD UTE
VIA
Framingham and Lowell Railrnad

On and after Mo1dav, Oct l6th 1871 Four Passenger
lrillls Day each way, Sundays eXcepted will .be run
between So Framingham and Lowell making sure con-
mections at SO. birmingham with Trains on B. Il A.
X X nom Worcester Springfield, Albany and the West
MESSENGERS can leave Worcester, via b. ~ A. r. r. al
W A. N. arrive in Lowell at $50 A. 81. at 925A NJ
Lowell at s. 40 p NJ ' 1870 80
Returning Trains leave Lowell for Worcester and the
Wes at O5 A N arrive Worcester at $50 A. NJ: mt
l3O p NJ, arrive at Worcester at 80 p NJ; at 545 NJ
arrive at Worcester at Il. 30 P NJ 800
through Tickets, and Baggage checked through to all
important points. Trains arrive at and depart from
b. h. d n II. II. Depot, Midulesex ST. forming the best
and quickest route between Lowell and Worcester
Springfield, Albany, New York and the West
- , ,,-- II. A. BLOOD, Supt Fitchbulg.
4. j. CROSSMAN, Gen Agent, Lowell
old diff
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~ FOR SALE-On Newbury ST., good
k"i 3-tenement house, barn. &c city water, water
El!I closets; sewer entered, Vc Pays large
-h'>- on the investment. Price 5000. Terms easy.
l., A. ELY &c Co
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-18
WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIT


" EhNIUNI AND MASSAJH ITSE1NIS
~ AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD
cars leave Worcester Foster st. Depot for oosc nm
nell, North Adams, Saratoga and Troy n " al 30 A
NJ, for North Adams, Ho0sac Tunnel, Greenfield SLe,
burne Falls and BrattlehorO at $50 and Iil5 m Var
Greenfield ut $50 and Ills A. NJ. and 420 p NJ
pm. " ~ " ' anu Lev
Leave Greenfield for Boston at $50 and 80 m and
~ M nes,e BratlebOro for Boston al p and S III
The l.30 m and 20 m trains, from Hoosac Tunnel
o1V m IRAN ron Greenfield, and Al a m and 10 M
trans from Bratteboro connect MI Ftcbhnr. WIN
u ai Ior providence Newport and T iunton.
me i'5O u m ana l.2O trans from HOOsac Tunnel
anu 81 q m ana 40 trains from Bratleboru CON
Newport, &c ' i'iueiiee'
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NOR BOSTON VIA GROTON JTrNC.
n TIoN-Cars leave Worcester at $50 and ii Is =,
Returning, leave Boston at 62jand II a m
Cars run through Baggage checked through william IN;
Passengers by this route land In the mmedio, o,,.
o. the Eastern Boston a Maine, and Bosfon 4 TninX
Rspo's' ALSO steamers for Portland, st. John and Hail
June N,Is1p. ar AL.
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WIDE AWAKE AGENTS
MlHIS IS mo- CERTIFY that ! have 4
w e S L e AN ADEM
WILBRAHAM, MASS.

Nv l. Il A N A G A ID Il NJ Y
wILBRAHAI, MASS.
An old and well established Seminary for both sexes
Winter Term OF IL weeks commences Dec. &.
Mo WOW f. COOKE, Principal.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
subscriber has been duly appointed Administrator Of
the County of Worcester deceased, interstate, and has
directs. An persons having demands upon the estate Of
sad deceased are required TO exhibit the same and all
persons indebted to said estate called upon make
payment Sd1Sil 70 70. ,O-, WiASLoW b. MORSE;
EOR SALE-THE FARM situate in the
Il north part OF Sterling, formerly occupied by Capt
Junction, on Boston Clinton, and Fitchburg railroad
contains GO acres Of land, large part pasture and
with apple trees which last year yielded 10 barrels OF
implements &C, W be sold Unless disposed OF at
private sale it will be sold at auction in the autumn
Persons DESTROYS TO examine the farm may inquire OF
hAs. LAeG, on The premises, who will afford every
facility for examination Letters of inquiry may be
addressed TO him at Pratt's junction, or to WM c.
ENDlCoTT, ESQ Salem, Mass. WITT jy7
lumber LAND FOR SALE-One Lot
Il containing SO acres. This lot is within one mile OF
two saw mills and depot and is very heavily tmbered
lot in this part of the state.
Also another lot containing 50 acres fourteen acres of
which Is covered with very large Chestnut Timber the
best IN Worcester county The remainder of this lot
growth. This Lofts within half mile of saw mill and
about two miles from depot, ON a good road ANY one
wishing to buy good timber lots will do well to examine
the above lots.
For particulars inquire Of
MRS. SALLY FISH,
s29 wanf Ath0l Depot. Mass
WANTED In Worcester County, a smart
~ young AMERICAN Man or Woman as my Agent
go per week guaranteed to the right person Send rs cts
or samples. or apply IN person. 10 W. II. CANNON, No.
l4l Hudson ST.. Boston, Mass. wit ma
- ZOO stencil and kty-checR Dies. 't secure @t cir
eular and Samples, free. S. NJ. SPENCER
mY2b w6m Brattleboro VT
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~ FOR SALE-Farm of 100 acres, in
I'D; Grafton; cottage house nearly new barn, 81 X 81
''-s'ings plenty Of fruit; Keep 25 head of stock in
winter; six acres OF wood two mi lies from Grafton Cen
tres milk sold at the door Price $4,000.
Corner Main and Pleasant SIS.
49, FOR SALE-In Millhury good farm
h;i Of 100 acres; two-stOry house-9 rooms: two
EI barns. with cellars; buildings in fair repair; 700
i ii winter S mix o sold at Gi HSSP Is acres s Of
good peat aud cranberry meadow rE F ss0Q9
nl5 diff Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
~ FOR SALE-In Paxton, farm of 10
Hill acres; = story houses rooms, painted ami in
kA good conditions good barn keep head the year
stage road. Price Sl4OO Terms y cash
nlO diff Corner Main and Pleasant streets.
o. HOl YE HOMELESS SALE
a;; Good house. barn, 2A acres of superior land;
80 school; 2h miles from depot; nine miles from
Woceste1r WIN be sold for sqSG on easy terms Very
ms dit Cor. Main and Pleasant sts
49, FOR SALE-On Woodland ST., a
NJ; good single tenement house OF rooms; hot and
E!l cold water bathroom; yeIy convenient pleasant
/. A. ELY K CO.,
ms diff Cor. Main and Pleasant sts
~ FOR SALE-On John st. avenue, a
R2;i good twO-tcnement IIouselO rooms-all in good
bl order; 5000 feet Of land; good supply fruit
- trees. grape vines, &c.
Price 1920 Terms easy. L. A. ELY IL co,
49, FOR SALE-In the vicinity of Bene-
E;,i ht St. very desirable 2-;enemcn house, in thor
Eli ough repair; handsome location. Price $780,
L. A. ELY ~ co.
~ FOR SALE-On Newbury ST., good
E;;; 5,tenement house, barn &c city water, water
EIl closets; sewer entered &c. Pays large
-~e- on the investment. Price 5000. Terms easy.
L. A. ELY Il co.
49, FARMS WANTED. We have a
s&iii large demand for FARMS within miles of WOr-
R!!L cester Centre. Hand in your descriptions while
49, the trade is lively l.. A. ELY d Co.
s2l dit Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
GENERAL GOOD BUSINESS CHANCES
~ for sale. L. A. ELY Il co.
L. A. ELY & co.
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Ftchburg Mass, July TO- ISL T. RuS St{ S mt
BOSTON, BARRE : GARDNER.RAIL1

- ROAD
On anu after Saturday, Oct Is, 1871 Passenger Train
leaves Foster Street Station Worcester al 625 p M
ana arrives at Gardner at 8 co. - ~ - '
Leaves Gardner at 525 A. NJ and arrives at Worceser
at6.53 ~ ~ INTO '' ""iSester
Mixed Tram ayes Lincoln Square Station Worces-
ter a. $50 A. NJ. and Gardner LOO p. N
SO DIFF lNERS PHILLIPS President
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-18

For Freight and Cabin or Storage Passage
Apply at the Companys Office 50 STATE STREET,
BOSTON. JAMES ALEXANDER, Agent
OF in Worcester, to RICE WHITING,
IN nd a4tr Sic
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ABBOTT& RICE

~ FOR SADE-In West Boylston, q
Nal small Farm OF acres, 2 OF a mile from depot,
tiil and a Of mile from centre; good buildings. and
plenty of fruit. Price S2l00. ii called for soon
ID, +. PARMENTER u co.
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Real estate.

~ FOR SALEM Auburn, Farm of So
H. acres; 20 acres wood-the balance in pasture and
A tilage; abundance of fruit; large cottage house
In good repair; good barn, 10 S. with cellar;
cuts 50 tons Of hay by macne keep Is heal in summer
first quality land in good cultivation. Price $4,000.
l., A. ELY 81 co.
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-18

Last Sunday the snow dritts were 60 door, -.
temple, that doctor, while visiting his ma
tients, got stuck, aud had to procure q shovel
and dig his way out.
The Sonth Seabrook man aho ahstained from
food because he believed il to be siforl,dden
fruit" died from exhaustion on the 14tb.
A car Of cotton on tie Boston aud Maine
railroad track was burned at Dover on the 18Th
The hre is supposed TO have taken from sponta-
neous combustion, and car aud cotton were
mostly consumed
Mr.. .. $, Brown Of Great Falls has been ap-
pointed superintendent Of the Great Falls man
niacturlng company, in place of Geo. w. Bean,
Esq, resigned.
Mrs: Parker NJ. Stevens Of Hooksett commit.
ied suicide al the insane asylum in Concord on
Inc lob, by cutting her throat. She mad been
patent at the asylum for about a wear ana a
half She leaves husband aud several c5,I.
dTen, mn
Judge Yose Of Walpole, who died in Nev Yorl.
few dals ago, was born in Walpole, in Nj
yember, 1867. He graduated at Harvard In
1922, and Immediately began the study Of law,
in bis fathers Office at Wapole, finishing bis
Studies, and being admitted to practice al he
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s5s Main Street, Spy Buildin!

with correctness neatness, and despatch, at the oil
stand. established in ITO and after hundred years
honest work. is still striving 10 please its patrons
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-18

FOR SALE-Farm of 50 acres, )
Hi miles from Worcester. ~ miles from churches.
Nll post office, DC; will keep cows and horse the
year round; large supply of fruit; 10 acres wood,
from ID to 30 years GROWTH good buildings and wafer
Price $500. Terms easy.
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49, FOR SALE-In the vicinity of Bene-
ei h ST., very desirable 2-tenemCnt house. in thor
Eli Ough repair; handsome location. Price $780,
L. A. ELY ~ co.
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FACTORY AND WATER POWER
- ~ FOE SALE OR 10 ltENT.-Sad Factory is well
furnished with sets OF machinery In good running
order loi The manufacture of Wooden Yarn II has also
business s W ' 'i'e
Other information may he bained by letter or In per
son, OF NJ. NJ MORSE
M uIW&Mlt al Main St, WORCESTER. Mass
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- FOR SALE-A Village Residence,
H:;iI within miles of city minutes walk of r. H.
Mil depot stores churches schools !&c from three
to four acres OF excellent land well adapted Tor
gardening; plenty OF fruit 2story house, barn and
wood shed, all in thorough repair; small water priy-
lege good sized pond. and a splendid brook. well
adapted tor raising trout There is an early and late
train to the CITY, and Just the place for live
doing business here. Price $1,000
ABBOTT & RICE
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-03-18
OPELOTSAs III Mars 1871.

OrELOrSAs III Mars 1871.
A NJ. B. B. SHINES, agent de la Compa-
gnie d'Assurance MutueIle sur Ii. vic,
de Mound City, Missouri.
Cher Monsieur
Permcttcz moi de m'acqnittrr dun de-
voir que ,jc dois a vous ct il vntrc excel
lrntc compagnie, ct de vrnir vonS rcmer-
cier tous deux pour la maniere prompts
avec lapuellc a etc payee l'assurance de
;1i1 mile piastres. prise par mon epoux
de, EIDE, James e. Hayes, dams votre conn.,
pagl:je.
La pr:mptitndc ct Ia comr1aisance a
vec les1ncles le montant plus haut men
tonne a etc pave, lie font qu'aouter nnc
maile la cllaine de temoignages Iul at
testcnt de la partaite solvabllitt de vot'c
excellente conragnie, de la manierc par
fatement satsfactoire avec laguelle Sc
font les affaires de cette compagnie one
vous Represented 81 bien. Eo.,s c;es We
ritahlemeut iatni dc Ia veuve ct dc Tor
phelin.
J'ai l'honneur dc me souscrirc votre a.
mie sincere,
Nine N. NJ. HAYES.
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ENREGISTREMENT.
WILLIE U'OpELOUSAS.

a Wis est par lc present dunne que lc
IA bureau du Survciiant dc lEnlcgiS-
tremcnt rourla Paroissc st. Landry scra
ouvc,t Il Ia MaiSon de Cour. en- Ia vile
dOprl"usas, lt Mardi Ii Mars lo7I, ct
rcSttra nuvtrt en- Get entlroit .ius1ua an
Nrn'lrcdi soir, ~ Mars 1871. il 7 hcurts,
dams le but de rtvisrr ct rorriycr les lis
tcs DIES votants tnrtgistrtS dtn,urant
dams les lisntcs incorportcs de Ii. vile
d'OprlouSaS.
Tons les ELECTEUKS QUALITIES dc Ia
dilc vile qni he ee snnt point fHit cnrt-
gistrcr aux enrt5 5i>trcmrnts prertdcnts 1t
qui dtsircnt anj"urd hui dc lc fairc, sont
avcrtis d'avoir a taire application au Sur
veiIlant. au lieu ct dal,> lc laps De temps
Sis dt>igntS, de I hrures du matin mi
di ct de :: !. heurrs de lapres midi.
FL tous les votans enregistres qui de
mcurent avtuellcment dams ladite villc,
ct qui ont change de residence dcpuis lc
dernier cnitgistrcment, s"nt avcrtls de
Sc prCStrtrr 4 &c hurcan. atin de faire les
corrections nercss;.:!,~ sur les R,gi>,rts
;linsi que sur lrurs ccrtiticats lcnrt is
trcmcnt.
J. J. BEA1'CHAMP.
Snrvcillant de elEnrtyistrcment.
NpcluuSas II Mars | s7l. ~
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70" AIN de porter autant que possible

F7"A Ain de porter autant que possible
q Ia connais>ance dc nos lccteurs les ven
tes de SUGGESTIONS ct de Sheriff, tableaux
administrators etc. dams notrc parois-
Sc, nous tlonncronS lcsormais chau,le Sc
maine, un sonmairc Oh l'on pourra pui-
ser les cigncments voulus dams I'm
espace limite, au lieu d'avoir parcourir
les tongues ct nombreuscs COLONIES de
la fruillc que VI. Warmoth & Co. ont de-
siSnec commc journal ot1iciel.
C'est un surcroit douvragc ct dc pei
mes gratis que nous nous nous imposons.
volontiers dams l'inttltt de nos lecteurs.
Noir notre partie angaiSc.
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~ On etablit a $4,000 hommes ct
l.sU0 cauons les pcrtes de la France dams
le mois de Janvi,r. Tn scmbla BILE carnage
justtie Ia reddition de Paris ct la fin des
sang lantes hostilites 9ni resteront daus This.
toire. CONNIE un temoignage de la plus
ignoble barbarie. au sein meme de cette
civilisation 81 ridicnlement van,ee du dix.
neuvieme secle-Taut que lc. Europeans
'entretueront, comme lis viennent de lie
falre sur le territoirr francais. ils-n auront
PAS plus le droit de pretepdre a la qualte
d'hommes civi'ses que les sauvngeH des
solitudes americaines, qui sout infniment
moins meuItriers qu'eux. Ccux qui pen
sent autremeut ue pense'. ras CONNIE nous,
VOLTA tout.
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~ Les malbeureux ha abitants de lAl.
SAGE ct de la Lorraine sont moralement ct
materiellement leses dams Ia possession de
ces deux provinces par les Prussiens Non
settlement leurs sentiments. mais lcurs in
terets sont directement froisses par l'occu-
patton miIitaire dun ennemi qui fera poser
sur eux ses frais de garrison, etc Nul
doute, beauc,up de families chcrcheront a
Ct sousraire : cette penible oppression par
l'emigration. L'Amerique va Sc presenser
a leur pen>ee CONNIE un port ct un refuge.
81 Ia societe Alsacienne ct Lorraine de Ia
Nile. Orleans comprend sa mission, ellie
rrendra au plus to, l'iniiative que nous lui
avons suggeree deja plusieurs fois sans sue
ces; ellie re mettra en- mesure d offrir a ses
compatriotes phospitali,e de la Louisiana
en- adresssnt aux provinces conquises des
appels appuyee de quelque moyen pratique
d'emigrer avec securite vers nos rives fer
tiles ct hospitaieres.
Renaissance Louisiana;se.
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PriX rebuilt des annonces,

En- sc refcrant il nos conditions, on vcr-
ra qu: nous avols rebuilt dc htluc"up lc
pliX dcs annonces. C't>t pnllrIuni nous
osons presenter al jou d'nui lc C"urll lrr
CONNIE ottrant les condition. davis les
plus modtrees, quand toutttois Ia l"i sur
les impressions ne force pas l'annonccur
dallcr payer d'avantagc ail|cnrs. Avrc
DIES prix d'annonccs au>>i rfduits, (2J
cents par carrt) nous avnns lieu d'attrn-
Dire un avis de- chaquc marchAul, dc cha
que profession, ntticr etc.
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: LES INDIENS DE L'ARIZOEA.

Les journaux de rextrtme Quest font
uIn triste tableau de Ia situation de pa
rizona. Les Apaehes ont recummencG
lcurs leprtdations; il ne sc passe pas de
jour sans qu'on entende parlcr dc vols It
assassinats commits par ces bandits-
Dams fespace de moins de deux semai-
mes, ills ont attaQue trois on quatre con-
vols. Plusieurs muletiers ont etc tufs
on bless6s. Les Indicns Sc sont empares
dies mules, DIES chevaux eide plus de cent
tftcs de betail appartenant Il DIES termiers
ctablis pres de ella City. La terreur que
ces sauvages inspire est 81 grande que la
plupart des colons quittent le pays, a.
handonnant tout ce qu'ils posstdcDt, heu-
rcux encore lie Sen trer la vie sauve.
La situation est Ia meme dams le nord
ct le centre du Tcrritore. Aussi nest
ce pas saEs une profondc indignation que
six dcs compagnies de cavaleric qui sc
trouvent actucllement cantonnees dams
fArizona ont recu l'ordre de partir pour
le tcrritoire de Washington, OH leur pre-
sence lest d'aucune necessite
Messenger Franco 4 mcricaiu
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~ Nous avons parle de lenvoi de

o. Nous avons parle de renvoi de ia.
rne que NJ A T. Stewart sc prtparait a
faire pour lie soulagemcnt de nos nalheur.
eux compatriotes en- proie la famine.
L'expedition est deja faite. NJ Stewart a
frete le trois.nats barque Hunter, Ia char
ge de quatre mile barils de farine e, Ia
fait partir samedi pour lie llavre. II a
ecrt sou agent dams cette vile que 81 les
compagnie FRANCHISES refusaicut de trans
porter gratuitemeut cette fariue destina,
ton, il Sc chargereit lui-meme de tous les
frais. C'est q Mulhouse ct aux autrcs vi!es
manufacturers qni ont lie plus soufert de
Invasion que M. Stewart destinc surtout
sa genereuse of'rande.
Mes Franco American, 3.
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Battalion. Attention!

II f feu co,nmencera midi, Samcdi lc
- 25 Mars courant, pres de Washing
ton, ct continuera jusqu'a ce que tous les
prix soient gagntS; puis, les tireurs ga
gnants Sc reniront au grand magasin du
soussig gne, on lis f,ront l,urs choix dc
pour lie montant dc lcurs
prix. Hatez-vous de vcnir prendre vos
chances dams ce GRAND PAPEGAUT
lie billet NEST que de 81 so.
OCTAVE GIlDRY.
Washington l5 mars le7l q ct
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~ Nous avons remar9ue depuis quel.
que temps que des gems d'autres Etats ct
d'autres pays sont la recherche de terrcs
dans la Louisiana. C'est ce quill nous faut
Que ces gems vicnnent s'etabiir parmi nous.
Qu'ils nous amsuent lenrs capitaux. II >
place pour cux lis trouveront que nos
terres sout fertiles; que notre climat est
loin d'etre aussi malsain quill est repre-.
sente l'etre par ceux qui ne l'out jamais
connu.-Sud d'TberriNe
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~ Cest Iopinion dun bon uombrc des
DEPUTIES q Versailles,-entr'autres Grevy,
Gambe,ta ct Favre,-que Ia guerre civile
va eclater bientot en- France, ct one cette
guerre termipera par Ia restauration des
d'Or)eans. Pauvre France.
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Ill "a en- Ang glcterrc une mine char.
bon 1ui pris fcu il y de celia plus de cent
ans. On vaincment essaye de leteindre
par tous les moyens don't on pu faire usage
jusqus present. La chaleur du fsu sous
terrain etc 81 forte que la temperature
daus lie voisinage est sensiblemcnt rechauf
Zoo
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10 Les folles ct scandaleuses prodiga-
lkAs De la Legislature ont porte Ia dette de
IEsat phs De Is million. au.d .dessus de IL
limite ConssitutionRelle. Cette limite qui
ese IL seule mesure eoouomique qu'ait ob.
tenuA Ia Convention de 10 Presse conserva.
srice aseemblee en avril deruier, etsit fxee
i rs millions d'sprss ace loi speciale votee
1 l'avaut derniere session. Co chifre est
deja fort au dessus des forces de Ia popula'
tson. II ne reste qu'un bon moyen dc
METRE un terus au gaspillsge ofsciel, c'est
Dc repudicr toutes lee obligations souserites
au.dessus do cetse lim,te. Tout porte .
croire que c'est 4 co moyeu radical gu 90
sura recours pour r6tablir un frein cfficaee
4 ces prodiga'i'es, qui Sc traduiseot par
dinsupportables sugmentations dlmpos
chaque aimee
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CHlsots TN ami dams lequel nous
plaeoas pleine eonaanoe, nous dit que pIu-
aieurs des plauteurs dams le voisiusge de
Bayou Goula ont rsea dernieremene un
nombre do travaillesrs Cbinois, ct que d'au-
tres arriverout hieutdt. Notre a,ni ajoute
que aes Chinois ue sout pas de IL canaille
qui habite les antilles; lis viepnent dc la
Cslifornis, ct une partie d'entr'cux ont ira:
wallis pendant que!que temps sur 'e chem'n
da "Chattspoogs Rail Road
Sud d. GIberrille, II.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-03-18

On annouce dc nouveau qu'un grand
nombrs dc families FRANCHISES qui habitent
les provinces eedees q Ia Prusse par lie tra''e
de paix ont pris Ia resolution do veD'r aux
Etats Unis.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-03-18
~ Les questions importantes du iour

u Les questions importantes du jour
eont celles de- l'anne xion de St. Dominique ct
du repIcncnt de eternele atfairc dc Ala
bnma entre lAngleterre ct les Flats I'nis
La nonvelle Infusion des membres recem
ment elus an >Congres, peLt apporter Ger
taines notifications dams la poitique de
Washington. ia majorite dcs Republicans
est seusiblement reduite daus les deux
Chambres par les nouveaux ncmbres; rele-
m ut democratic occupcra une position des-
ormai is puissantc dams les CoDscils AinSi
on c,nsia;c Iu i. >cra impossible anx radl-
caux de reunir l'averir les deux tiers
prtppnderau's pour imposer leur poitique
comme par le passe
Les measures preliminaires de la commits
sion chargee de regler lie dif1erend de
/ A|ubama wont 6tre prises. On aunonce
IL" uDuveau discours de Sumner contre lc
president. lie senateur du Massachusetts.
qul . est deja moptre 81 cruel euvers Grant
propo, dc l'annexion de St. Dominique, sc
propose de l'attaquer ygoureusement au
point de yue du nepo,isme,. LIE president
compte actuelemeut une centane de pa
rents la solde du tresor federal, ct ira.
vallle achievement Sc faire reelire atm dc
roster 10 soutien de sa nombreuse famillc
d'affumeS. Telest le theme de- son ennem
Sumner, qui peut etre wise q reu.placer
l'hdte dc la Maison Blanche.
Les membres radicaux du Congress ten
tent dc renouveler l'ancienne terreur du
Nord en- faissnt les plus sonbres lableaux
de i: situation des loyaux dams lie Sud. OH
les ku. K!ux Sont aus>i fameux qu'introuv-
ablee. e.-RenuisSance