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TIE FIGHTING OF THE FUTURE.
The BalIooning System

This is an age of novelties; not perhaps OF
ideas, for originality In that respect Is so ques-
toned and retuted nowadays that we begin TO
be believers In the somewhat causttc observa-
tion of the Hebrew king, that there is nothing
new under the sun. But the practical applica-
ton of resuscltated principles. says the London
Examiner, Is carried out so largely. that we
begin 10 wonder sometimes whether human
Ingenuity will ever find an insurmountable
boundary and limit 1t cannot pass. The wars
of The last ten years have given wonderful
stimulus to inventive genius for Improving old
and designing fresh instruments of destruction,
and society Is indebted 10 the present sanguiu-
ary contest for one or two novel aids to whole
sale slaughter. When this unhappy war shall
have ended, Europe will be flooded with books
about it, historical, political and technical; ana
we shall be greatly disappointed II We do not
see some record OF the doings of the intrepid
aronauls who have rendered such signal SER
vice in France by preserving means OF COM
munication between the invested capital and
the provinces. Their operations have been
doubtless irregular, awkward, and not always
successful; but their art is In its Infancy, and
crude as may have been their efforts they have
had a valuable and beneficial influence on the
defence Blame aS We may the. vanity and
rashness which led TO tue war, the mendaclty
and reckessness which have characterized 1t
on the part of the French, 1t Is impossible not
a. aa-i,no tho in1opo;tu b,o porcororonno and
to admire the lndGmitaoae pedsevsrahhf;e anu
courage tmey nave oispIayeu uiuei clusuinS
verses me oalloon posi- IS oae nopeits culiGu ,tI
into existence oy lnls wal, aau IneIe ls aa a...e
doubt thacthe important service II mas rendefa,
and the comparative success IL mas attained,
will stimulate the promoters of aerial naviga-
tion to overcome the difficulties still attending
It, till In the course OF another decaue IL may
be perfected ana recognlzea3 means M OF transit
There IS an -tronautlcal society III tnis coun-
try. ana lney nave nag w suoie III 10 sLgae
oeal ol goou atsno.eu :n1 onur"
on account Oh lnelr solneWiiat eveentr'c M aolnes,
6ut they may Jake comose M i1,;, .uaI lug S,eSe u
parls mas demonstrated lue utililty Vi tnelr w,
lects END we nope tney may aeriVe some 4SGiul 4;l
hlnts from the experiments Cneie lnaQe. WHAT
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS
COLUMBIA, January 0.
In the Senate, Corbin gave notice OF bill
abolshing the land commission. Rayne, from
Marion, endeavored to start discussion on
the condition of affairs in Union, but failed.
Corbin introduced bill appropriating twenty
one thousand dollars as deficiency appropria-
ton for the schools in Charleston County.
Whittemore introduced bill regulating
licenses of retail liquor dealers, which are to
be not less than fifty dollars, and shall be
granted by the county commissioner outside of
cities.
The House was occupied all day on resolu-
ton authorizing the Governor to request drill
masters from the President of the United
States for the State militia: The Governor
was berated in sound terms. The House meets
tonight as committee Of the whole ontthe
stRse Of the country. Attorney General Cham.
berlain and Treasurer Parker have arrived.
Crews, Governor Scott, Hubbard, Waterman,
Leslie and other prominent persons arrived
this evening.
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sPdRKs FROM THE WIRES.

The Fenian prisoners are coming to New
York on the steamship Cuba. Halpin still re
fuses to accept conditional pardon.
The Spaniards In Cuba claim to have cap
tured the wife Of President Cespedee, ant
another woman and man, carrying a large
amount of specie to the insurgents; also an in
sllrgent mail intended for Nassau and New
York.
An earthquake at Arequiba, December 2lst,
damaged many buildings. No lives were lost
The Uuited States steamer Saginaw has beer
wrecked on Acan Island, in the Pacific
Lieutenant Talbot, executive officer; Petel
Francis, quartermaster, and two sailors, were
drowned.
The oil refinery at Greenport, New York
has been bu ned. The loss is estimated at one
million dollars.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS David R. Floyd, o
New York, ls dead.
The paper mill of Thomas Rlela, at Newton
Falls. New York, has been burned.
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mDR. J. C. LUDWIG, BAUNSCHEID

~DR. J. C. LUDWIG, BAUNSCHElD-
IsT.-Dr. LUDWIG would respectfully inform his
friends, and the citizens Of Charleston generally,
that he has returned to the city and offers his pro-
fessIourl services as q BAUNSCHElDIST, in the
cure and relief Of many diseases appertainng to
The human system. His practice IA particularly
applicable to all Diseases OF the Skin tand all Gu.
taneous in6rmities,) Rheumatism, Gout, Neural
gia, Dyspepsia, &c.
office 10 WENTWORTH STREET, No. 10, north
side between King and st. Philip street.
Dr.. Ludwig would respectfully refer to the fol.
lowing gentlemen:
Henry Gerdtsp D. Leseman, L. Grooming, W. 1.
Middleton, J. FL. Boles, Niles Drake, James n.
Caldwell & SoD, DR.. ]. B. Patrick, L. Welskopf G.
c. sohmetzer, a.. Moroso and p A. Mcbride.
jan7-Stuth6
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a CONsERYATIHE VICTORY.
The Chester Elections Carried by a
Large Majority.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l
CHESTER, January9 o.
At the municipal election held in the town
of Chester to-day, the Conservatives carried
the town and elected the council BY a majority
of one hundred and ninety, out of two hun
dred and sixty-hve votes. The following are
the officers elected: A. h. Davega, intendant;
W. n. Hardin, ]. Heyman, G. W. Melton and
j. A. Bradley, Jr., wardens.
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Il PRINTERS STRIKE.
sAyASSA1I. January 9.

SAVANNAH, January 9.
The newspaper printers In this city are on a
strike for sixty cents per thousand ems. The
proprletors have refused to pay it. The price
now is fifty cents, and printers who work a
full week make from thirty to fifty dollars per
week at that price.
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QUE REPORTS BIZ MAIL.

A TrinIng Set OF solons-A Pleasant
Pill for Oconee-Lively Religious De-
bate-Congress Instructed Against
Amnessy-Amending the e lee I'll N
Law-The Land Commissioned Batch
of General Legislation-Tvhitte
Naturalization Bill, &c.
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TEE CITY oFBRoox1YN D1sABLED
New YORK. January 9.

New YORK, January 9.
The City of Brooklyn, bound hence for Liver
pool, has been spoken. She was partially dis
abled and proceeding on her voyage under
canvas. The mails and part of the passengers
were transferred to the Hansa.
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THE OAKES F.iILURE.

BosroN, JanuaryS.
The committee of the creditors of 0akes,
Ames & Co. report that the assets exceed
the liabilities. Creditors representing eight
million of dollars granted an extension with
seven per cent. Interests.
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much nrlDg CO-Qay. lue rleHcn Teuouut al
Notre Dame de Clement was captured and the
guns turned upon the French. Prussian loss
Insignificant.
LONDON, Ja1uary9.
The Times special correspondent witt
Prince Frederick Charles's army. describes
fighting along the Loire, in the forest OF Ven
dome. and at Montrire on the 9Th. He says
the French retreated westward. The Prus-
slams, following them. met with little resist
ance.
Private advIces from Versailles express con
fdence that only Fort Vaerien will be able te
Withstand the Prussian bombardment.
Dispatches 10 the evening of the 9Th report
Bourbaki marching on Nancy and Belfort.
The Prussians have reoccupiea Auxonne
The French have entered Lemur. The Prus
SLAMS, generally, are withdrawing from the
| northern departments.
The French marine infantry repulsed Prus
sian detachment near Briare.
Fayre still wsits an invitation to the Confer
| ence.
The Uhlans have appeared under the wall:
of Lille.
Great destitution prevails at Amiens and ir
the vicinity.
Faidberbe officially says he thought the
Prussians would not deny the French victory
this time, but finds German bulletins for the
second time annihilate his army. He proceed:
to discuss more glaring inaccuracies In the
German reports. The French, on the night O.
the Sd, occupied the villages they had CON
ouered, and went into camp only on the fol
lowing morning. AS to pursuit, the only sup
port to the claim Is. that on The morning o.
the ourth, two squadrous of cavalry charged
the French rear guard; one was annihilated
| and the other wheeled of and fed
BORDEAUX, January Z.
The Germans, on Friday, attacked the
French positions ut Vile Chaure, Vile Por
cher, st. Cyr and Surgault, and forced the
French lines at Neuville. Subsequently, the
French, assuming the offensive, recovered
:llese positions and entered ST. Arnaud, the
Prussians retiring toward Ycndome, leaving
many wounded and. prisoners. The Germans
have reoccupied Laiofch and threaten Nosen,
Lerotrou.
VERSAILLES, January 7.
The Germans, beyond yendome, encounter
ed two French corps. A severe encounter en-
sued, and the French were repulscd. The
Germans occupied Azay, Montvlre, and inter
mediate villages.
HAvRE. January S.
General Roy, defeating ten thousand Prus
slams, mostly from Rouen, occupied Boursa
chard, and threatens 10 drive the Prussians
from Pont Andemer.
New YORK, January 0.
a Herald special says that eight suspected
Bonapartist agents have been arrested in the
department of the sarne and elsewhere. They
will probably be court-martialled. The special
adds that the reign Of terror is commencing.
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@ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances OF Mrs. CATHERINE TULLEY, and
Mrs. J. Barragan. are invited to attend the Fune-
raj Services OF the former, from herlate residence
corner Of McBride's lane and St Philip street.
jah10.s
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NEGRO RIOT IN LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, January Q.
The Times reports negro riot at Brashear
City, in which white boy belonging to cir
Gus was killed.
The steamship Railroad Train has been fired
into.
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funeral Notlres.

@- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances Of Mrs. CLARA CHRIETzBURG
and Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ferguson are res.
pectfuy invited to attend the Funeral Services Of
the former, at her residence, northeast corner OF
Nassau and Reid streets, TO-DAY. at O'Clock.
ian10-f
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Marrien.

PAINE-ASHBY.-On Tuesday evening. Sd
Infant, by Rev. W. B. ". Howe, at st. Philips
daughter OF the late Major James A. Ashby, U. s.
a., all Of this city.
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Brook, in Holland, is the cleaness town IN the
mitted TO enter it, and everything IS kept with
most scrupulous neatness. Before entering many
Of the houses you are required to remove your
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THE WELLINGTON ELECTION.

WILMINGTON, N. c., January 9.
The election for Town Aldermen took place
to-day. The entire Republican ticket was
elected.
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!5perial Notlres.


@ CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMER
SEA- GULL, nom Baltimore, arehereby notified that
she Is THIS DAY dscharging cargo at Pier No. I
Union Whsrves. All goods not taken away at
sunset Will remain on wharf at consignees' risk. .
jan1o-1 hoRDECA1 i CO., Agents. -.
~ cONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York, are notified that
che is dlscharging cargo THIS DAY at Adger's
Wharf, Goods uncalled for at sunset viii remain
ON wharf at owners risk and expense.
jan1o-1 JAMES ADGER 3 CO., Agents.
@-CONSTGNEES PER MERCHANTS
LINE SCHOONER B. N. HAWKINS will send
promptly TH1s DAY to Adger's North Wharf for
Goods, or they will be stored at their risk and ex
pense. All claims must be made known to dis
charging clerk before removing Goods. ~
isn1o-1 wILLIAM ROACH & 90. IS.
!. @- TEMPERANCE MEN ADMIT IT'S.
UTILlTY.-No attempt has ever been made or
ever will be made TO disguise the character Of
PLANTATION BTTrERs. 1t contains alcohol;
and no BItters that does not contain alcohol is
worth rush. Water VIII neither preserve the
virtues Of tonic vegetables nor render them active
IN the system. This is chemical fact which no
one competent to deliver an opinion on the sub
ject will deny. Water tonics turn sour on the
stomach, Il they are not sour to begin With,
(Which Is frequently the case) and produce and
promote indigestion, instead Of curing 1t. Let It,
therefore, be distinctly understood that PLANTA-
TI0N BITTERS is an alcohol restorative. But
mark this: 1t ia strictly medicine, not a bey-
erage. 1t s to be taken in limited quantities and
at stated times, like other remedies aud anti.
dotes and therefore its use Is in accordance with
temperance law, as wel az with that "hlghar
law,n which renders 1t incumbent upon every
being gifted with reason to resort to the best pos
sible means OF accomplishing salutary end.
SEA Moss FARINE, from pure Irish Moss, for
Blanc Mango, Puddlngs, Custards, Creamsf &C.,
&c. The cheapest, healthiest, and most delicious
fosd in the world. mwf SD&c
~DIV ORCES.- ABSOLUTE DE-
vORCES legally obtained in New York, Indiana,
Illinois and other States, for persons from any
state or country, legal eyerywhereI deseItton,
drunkenness, non-support, &C.. sufficient cause;
no publicity No charge until divorce Is obtained.
Advice free. Address, .
MOORE & RICHARDSON,
Counseilors at Law.
dec2s-1yr 1s0 Broadway. New York City. =
@- FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
CHARLESTON, CHARLESTON, s. O., DEcEMBER
80, ls7o.-The Animal Election for Directors o.
this Bank will be held at the Banking House, on
TUESDAY, January TO- 1871, between the hours Of
10 A. NJ. and o'clock P. N.
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@s- EXPRESSLY FOR THE LADIES.
Married and Single, all classes and conditions,
are Nable to suffer from arrangements Of the sys-
TEN, painful Irregularities, nervous >irritability
and many troublesome complaints that invite
premature old age. These complaints may all be
cured, controlled or relieved, by the use OF the
PHILOTOKEN OF Females Friend. Sold by the
Druggis.s S at 81 per bottle. jan5-thstu3
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@- THIEVES KNAvEs! sWIND-

@- THIEVES! KNAVES! SWIND-
LERS These are mild terms with which to des-
lgnate tn 1se adventurers, who have been induced
by the high reputation which DR.. SAGE'S
CATARRH REMEDY has won to offer for sale
worthless imitation Of this celebrated medicine.
Remember that DR.. Plerce's private stamp, which
Is tlree and half inches long and has upon 1t his
portrait, and the words o. S. Certificate OF Genu-
iness,n is upon every package OF the genuine.
Sold by druggists or by mail sixty cents. Address
Dr. K. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y. jan5-thstusDao
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@ CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMER
sEAGULL,from Baltimore, are ehereby notified that
she Is THIS DAY discharging cargo at Pier No. I
Union Wharves. All goods not taken away at
sunset Will remain on wharf at consignees' risk.
jan10-1 MORDECAI j. CO.. AGENTS. -:
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@r THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY, CHARLESTON, S. o.,
DECEMBER "a, 1s7o.-SAvlNGS DEPARTMENT.
Depostturs are requested to leave their BOOKS to
be credited with the January Quarterly Interest,
due 1st proximo.
All Deposits made on or before the goth Janu'
ary will bear interest from 1ss January. Interest,
per cent, will be compounded quarterly.
THOMAS K. WARING
LccoI stnthl1 Cashier.
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ne MEDICAL NOTICE E.-PATIENTS
suffering from Diseases per tanning to the GENITo
URINARY ORGANS. will receive the latest scien.
tac treatment by placing themselves under the
care Oh DR.. T. REENSTJERNA, oflce No. "a Hasel
street. three doors from the Postoiffce.
sep20-tuth1yr
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~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York. are notified that
che is dscharging cargo THIS DAY at Adgerss
Wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset viii remain
On wharf at owners risk and expense.
ian1o-1 JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents.
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@ FOR MOTH PATCHES,
Frcckles and Tan, use P.ERRY's MOTH AND
FRECKLE LOTION. The only reliable and harm.
less rem-dy known to science for removing
brown dscolorations from the Face. Prepared
only by Dr. B. @. PERRY, No. 40 Bond street,
New York. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
l5-thStu3nOs
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@ PIMPLEs ON THE FACE.-FOR
Comedones, Blackworms or Grubs, plmply Erup-
tiops aud blotohed disnguraAons on the Face. use
PERRY'S COMEDONE AND PIMPLE REMEDY,
Depot No. 10 Bond street, New York. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. dec15-thstu3moS
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SEA Moss FAR1Ng, from pure Irish Moss, for
Blanc Mango, Puddngs, Custards, Creamsi& &C.,
&c. The cheapest, healthiest, and most delicious
food in the world. mwf SDkC
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@- A CARD.-JOHN BINNS, AGENT,
respectfully Informs the merchants and business
people generally, that he has engaged In his old
business OF DRAYING, and holds himself In readi.
ness to in hauling for any person that needs
his services. BY uniform charges and personal
attendance to business he hopes to share por.
tion Of the public patronage. Can be seen at the
Old Postof1ce tan3-tutlis6"
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
4 Dull QAY's WOE K
The Charleston Schools-Return ofGov
ernor Scott-The State OF the Country.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS.
u,rpr, Tonoorv
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THE WORK GOES ON !!
4 NUMBER OF MINOR ENGAGE
III NTS.
DestitutIon at AmIcns-The Uhlnns at
Lille.

LONDON, January 8.
The Times special from Versailles says the
American Consul having been permitted to
leave Paris, has. arrived here. The Prussian
guns could easily shell the city. Several
houses in Paris are on fire. There was not
much firing to-day. The French redoubt at
Notre Dame de Clement was captured and the
guns turned upon the French. Prussian loss
Insignificant.
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Gpeeial Notlres.

mS OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON
GAsLIGHT COMPANY, DECEMBER 2e, 1870
The Board of Directors Of this Company having
declared Dividend Of FIFTY CENTS per Share
on the Capital Stock, the same will be paid to
Stockholders on aud after MONDAY, 9th January,
1871.
The Transfer Books will be closed from this
date to 10th January, 1871. W. j. HER1oT,
dec28 Secretary and Treasurer.
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@THE GREAT MEDICAL WONDER,
DIR. HAsKE ELLIS ELECTRIC OIL kills all pain In
two minutes. Cancers, Bolls, letter and Old
Sores, cured In 4s hours by DR. HASKELL'S CAB.
BOLIC CANCER SALvE. For sale at retail by
G. ". AHNAR, COHES'S MEDICAL DE.
DR.. q. BAER, POT,
A. o. BARBOT, DIR. @. ]. LUHN,
ED. 8. BURNHAM, W. T. LITTLE CO.,
N. II. COLLINS Il CO., ALFRED RAOCL, N. D.,
GRAMAN d SCHWAKE, DR.. W. A SKRlNE.
E. h. KELLERs, N. D.,
and at wholesale by DowIE, NOISE & DAVIS,
sole Agents for South Carolina. nov11-amosD&w
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WASHINGTON, January 0.
In the Senate numerous petitions for the re-
moval of political disabilities were presented;
also memorial from the. New York Chamber
of Commerce upon Lhe Importance Of q cable
from the Western coast to Asia. The Judiciary
committee reported bill that presidential
electors and members of Congress be elected
by ballot.
The House bill appropriatiug $1,000 for an
amanuensis for Schenck, and the mint bill,
were considered. Adjourned.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-07-08
lei ct la.
10.

lRAvAlI.-Pas de travail sans travailleurs
Cest une vtre de monsieur de La Palice, qui
tnt dependant Marfchal de France sous Charles
VIII, ct qui pert endorsement en- defendant Pave
Nais qnels travaiIleurs tautil aux panteurs ct
aux propli6aires de la Louisiana! -Des labou-
ieurs, DIES pioclie'lrs, des aglicultcurs
La couleur de l'individu importe assez peu pour
VII que Get indivilu repr6sente un principe de pro-
ducon ct de consonmation.
Ce qui est certain, all point de we cconomioue
comme tous les autres points de VIE, c'est que
100000 de travaleurs blancs ct d'immrrants
europeans seraient lie salut ct la grandeur de la
Louisiana.
Mais commencons d'abord par 6tablir que lie
salariat insufisant au travailleur ct imsuffisant
CONNIE moyen, est ruineux ct mortel pour lie pro
prietalre.
La preuve est sous nos yeux.
lie salaire est 3, ct Ia production est 2.
Consequence : RUNE.
Autre consequence: non venue des travaeurs
braves gems qui prennent le chemin du Nord e
de IOuest.
Celia compris il rese d comprendre AL planteu
que cinq cents arpents peuvent ttre diyiss cn di,
lots de cInq"ante arpents, qu'un groupe on fam
pe"t 6tre iTs'all6 sur ce lot, que ce lot peut ctr
loue. travaiile la part, on exploite dams de cel
tanes conditions d'assocation.
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Hugo ct E'essill0t.

Ic bon Flere Veuilot I'M parent du Nonotte
A Qu Rome donn6 plus d'nne bonnie note.
Et qui connait fond les "Egohts de Paris,''
A la t6e des gems iete ses 9nts pourris
C'est I'm meter, lie sen; ct nombrenx services
Excusent implement sa laitcur ct vices.
Mais OH Veuot excrlle, est brave, triumphant,
Spadassin clerical qui salt ct po,trftna,
C'est quand il tiappe I'm mort I'm vaincu, l,l,omme
Ia terre,
La victme sur qu lie bourreau dot Sc taire.
Alors il est heureux, il clante en sacrisain,
Et have sur lie mort deux phrases de latin.
Quellcs phrases, S-ignenr! Et par sa bouche overe
On volt dams Ia gencve 6cuuer sa dent verte.
Ce Nonotte beat, qni parle de rndeur,
Don't Anne ct lie visage ont la meme laleur,
Qui trempe dams Ia f,nge unr plume devote,
Qui fait la cour Dieu negliger Javotte,
Est quelquefos charmant, plus dr6le, EN- verite,
One lorsqn'il prize ct prend des airs de saintete;
Car lorsque Veuillot pre, il RESEMBLE a l'incube
Qui eherele dams la NUT les bras dune succube
savez-vous quill appelle Hugo Citrouille! Huge
II ne tie manquait plus 9u'un crachat de cagot.
J. G.
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NOS PRINCIPLES.
Rfpubligne dordre, dhonnetete et q

Rfpubiiqse dordre, dhonnetete G, de
JUSTICE -''''--''~
S"Nros" unirerscl pour ious, ercepN pou,
les rrim'nels rites rngabonds.
Union cirque des Louisianais Jlancs c.
dies Lonisunnis de coul,w
Ed"cniion po"r ious.
N"s nc Carpet bosgers po'H;Ques en- Loui.
siu"e, nj de rogabends taiatanis.
EgnfIf poIii'qne enire les naiuralises a
tcs uahG
Appc|s et "rnnces Il Immigrant uborieur.
Respect la 'oi.
L'honnt'c hommc en- hant, 1e malhonnaie
en- bas.
La Louisiana doit ERE goureyuee mar
Ihonneief a Fin'ehieence.
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France sont rapublcaines
Victor Emmanuel est i Rome,