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For Sale.

N ing IA Rooms, Good cllar, brick cistern, good
well and Sebago water piped for gas heated by fur
nace good stable; lot containing about 1900 square
feet. Price low-Terms liberal.
Inquire Of JOHN c. PROCTER,
iv1o CT
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CITY OF PORTLAND, ss.-August 1, 1872.
To all uhon it concerns. Notice is hereby given
as required by the aforesaid Order, which is made
| part of this notice.
Aug2-edtd H. I. ROBINSON, CitV CLERK.
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HOuse and Lot for Sale.

TTOUSE No. 20 Anderson st. Price S160). Seven
III finished rooms and good cellar, may be sup
Piled with Sebago water at small expense. If not
sold before 1st August will be rented.
Apply to JOHN PORTEOUS,
jy6-t1Aug Agent Grand Trunk Railway
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TERMS $500 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE.

they may seem like the voice of a sympathiz-
ing friend and linger in the memory for years,
or they may by their false sentimentality go
FAR to weaken courage and faith.
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Brick Boarding House for Sale
Farm for Sale.

One of the best farms in Cumber
AkM-O land County, known as the Enoch
GHffiEAssxN Morse Place. with fifty acres added
~ aIA NHI1H theretoo, making 100 acres. Said
4Eza4Ia$zf farm is near the Grand Trunk Depot
in North Yarmouth, and is too well known IN this
County to need any puffs. Any wishing to make
good bargain, is invited to call and view the prem
ises. EZRA TOBIE
June 20, 1879. jun21d&w3w-w26
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And now railroad is projected through
the valley of the Nile. How will the num-
mics like this innovation? What will be the
emotions of some ancient Egyptian, who has
slept for unnumbered ages in the mysterious
heart of a dusky pyramid, when he hears
the shrill prosaic scream OF the nineteenth
century locomotive? The Sphinx will, we
hope, celebrate the occasion by getting up
some new conundrum in place of her prime
val poser. OF course Yankee powers of guess
ing will prevail against this original prototype
of Joe Miller. 1t is quite possible that the
crocodiles may make it a little lively for pas
sengers at first.
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THERE is no description of nervous malady,
kidney, bladder or glandular disease, mental or
physical debility, diabetes, gravel, rheumatism,
or female complaints generally, that will not
succumb to the genial and comforting curative
properties of SMoLANDER's EXTRACT OF BU-
CIR. jy29-Tu-Th-S
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Address all communications to
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"Talk about you shuttin' feller's self up
with burnin' charcoal and dyin' easy" said a
disgusted Hoosier, why shut myself in the
OK yard, and burnt more'n a bushel of the
stuff, and nearly froze, but didn't die a bit"
''Did you put the bars up?" ''No," replied
the Hoosier, looking blank, "and that's what
beat me-"
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For Sale.
Desirable House Lot.

TENHE brick dwelling house No. 28 Park st., Port
Il land. For particulars enquire on the premises
or to E. P. SHERWOOD, 4S Exchange st. juystf
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SWEDISH HELP

FAMILIES who desire to obtain Swedish female
helm for next fall will please apply in person, or
bv letter to the subscriber who leaves here for Swe-
den about the middle ofAugust and win return about
the list of November. Orders received at Office, 80
Hanover ST., room No Bosten.
CHARLES A. BERGLUND.
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A Pennsylvania paper states that table
spoonful of quicksilver was lately found in an
old grave in York County, supposed to have
been taken by the dead man during life, in
the form of blue mass as medicine. This is
a tough story to believe, but they must have
practiced medicine with heavy doses in that
neighborhood, some years ago.
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Samples Of Chinn, Porcelain, etc, manufact-
ured in Sweden to be seen, and orders received at
same Office
CHARLES A. BERGLUND.
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TUNHE undersigned offers for sale few very choice
Il building lots, located the line of Deerng
horse caes and within ~ minutes walk of Portland
Post Office. Apply to
WARREN SPARROW,
jy25dtf 72 Exchange st.
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1 STRONGLY recommend the use of Fellows
Compound Syrupof Hypophosphites to all who
suffer in any way from disease or weakness of
the Lungs, Bronchial Tubes, or from general
debility j. w. SCOTT, NJ. D.,
jy q ded&w1t Gagetown, n. b.
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Total Assets, IAN. 4, ~. S23 ,241 ,59J 81
Showing that of the entire receipts the company
retain 43 so per cent. reinsurance fund and sur
plus:
That 46.5o per cent. has been returned to members
or their families, for losses Ieturn premiums, and
surrendered policies:
all other purposes including taxes commissions, and
all expenses Of management.
As Dividends paid at the end of the second year,
the above amount represents the sum paid on premi-
uns received up to january 1870 and is 3fO2 per
ceut. Of said premiums.
These results nre more favorable to the
insured than those presented by any other
Company in the world.
Number Of Policies in force Janu-
ary l, 1872 3S,667
Amount of Insurance in force, s133 l37, ,2sO 90
Amount of Reserve thereon, high-
est standard) 1854, ,4e3 90
Total assets. January 1. 1872, 2s,24I,7s5 81
BUSINESS IN 1871.
Receipts during the year 1871, S6,972 03o 80
Paid to Policy holders in 1871, 4240,231 IS
Paid Claims by death 1871, 1,554,42S VI
Incrase of net Assets in 1871, 2029,061 Sc
Expenses Compared ms per Massachusetts
Reports.
The average ratio Of expenses to income since its
organization is less than that of any Company in the
United States. We compare with few OF the lead
ing Companies:
Average ratio of Expense to
Income since organization.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE, 01
New England Mutual, 9,7
Connecticut Mutual, 9.S
Mutual Life, New York, 1914
New York Lite 14.9
Etna Life, 1871
Mass. Mutual 1910
Equitable, 22.3
Phoenix Mutual 242
LEWIS C. GROVER, President.
HIN. CONGAR, Vicc-President
EDWARD A. STRONG, Secretary.
BENJAMIN c. MILLER. Treasurer.
| All interested, are invited to call at my office
where shall be happy to furnish them every facility
for making an honest truthful and reliable investi-
cation of just what they most need to kno1 on this
| subject.
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House and Lot for $4,000.

II OCATED on Munjsy. The house is two storied
IL and convenient for two families; Sebago water;
lot 40 by 80 feet Will pay 15 per cent to rent Terms
Of payment easy. Apply to WIN II. JERRIS, Real
Estate cent iy17eod4w*
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The Mining Gazette has this delicate per-
sonal item: ''ThOse who know old Mr.. Will
son, of this place, personally, will regret to
hear that he was assailed in brutal manner
last week, and was not killed.
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jon PRINTING.-Every description of Job
Printing executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, 100
Exchange St WM. NJ. MARKS.
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1t is intimated that after the expiration of
his term as Vice-President, Mr.. Colfax will
remove to st. Louis, and assume the editorial
management of the Democrat
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The story is told in St, Paul of young la
dy, who, being followed by her pet poodle,
heard little yelp behind her, and saw an en-
terprising urchin making off with it, with a
lasso around its neck. She followed, plead
ing for her pet, when the kind-hearted boy
gave it up, remarking, "You'd better keep
him to hum, mum, or somebody will steal
himr
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The following notice is posted conspicuous
ly in newspaper office out West: "Shut
the door, and as soon as you have done talk
ing business, serve your mouth the same
way"
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-11-02
Local..

MEETING.-Le meeting d'nnion de samedi
derner, a la Maison de Conr, dernere manifesto.
ton de ropinion pnblique avant lelecou, comptait
environ ]6o ritoyens.
P,oiete la vrie on avant-v-ille, nayant point
6t6 annance au son ,es trompes on DIES tamho,,rs,
ignore de heauconp ans paroi>s" rntalr oi, les
masons sont parfois distant's dun mile Time de
!antrr, lhrnre surtout Oh les travaillenrs ct les
habitants font les preparatifs n6ressairps q Ia
ronla:son onnuelh', il ne pcnvat certainement
rdnnir me foule nM.nse ct des milliers de
citoyens
Somme toute. depuis le commencement de- IA
campagne electorate, ,-campagne assez pen byu.
yante,-nons n'avons point WI a Saint.Jacques un
ossemhagr d honmes plus ssrieux, plus nom.
breux ct plus deceuts.
Les Gran,ises eux.m&mes avec leur noble
mont ianais dhpass6 ce chfre; ct cependant lis
conptaent les fmmes, les entants ct les ln,,scirns
Point orateurs strangers la locat6, except6
lr general Gibson, notrs canaidat All Congress.
/ Nj Warmoth. nj Campbell, nj Sheridan.
NJ F. P. roct6 presiiait lie meeting
NM. T. Seddon ct Richard Winchester 6taient
secretair.s
NJ Poch6 a onvert lie meeting par I'M disccurs
convenabe a Ia Observation-Disclosures simple
court ct clair. dams lrqu-l il formue nettemen,
les prncipes ct les doctrines du parti liberal ct qn
f'6 acc,eili, CONNIE Ie son. ,on,es les paroles d.
no,re co-paroissien, avec paisr ct applaudisse
mrntS
LIE general Gibson la remplace 4 la tribune.
Get oratr'r. car NJ Gibson est cprtaine mr,t NJ
oratrur de Ia bonne 6cole, etc 6cout6 avec II,
religieux silence. Parole grave voix bien timbree
attitude dgne, mobiles pens6es ct g6n6reux senti
mens, principes dun homme d6tat ct d'u,
v6ritah'e patriotic repuhliranisme de Ia paix, de
reconciliation ct de la justice, tel etc NJ. Gibson
Son dlscors fait les auditeurs une impression
profo'"r Ct durable. Saint..Jacques conservera u
bon souvenir d" u; ct Saint,1acqnes croft avec IL
que nous amrons encore des temps glorieux G
pros, eres, une Louisiana richie ct hpmrense, I'm
r6pnb'ique dordre de con6ance ct de grandeur.
Puts est venu NJ. o. F. Hunsaker, notre Sen,
teur
NJ. O. F. Hnnsaker, IN rep"hlicain liberal a,
s'est detach6 saeement du groupe RADICAL, &,
ben accueilli par nm public nouveau rcur In
An reste, il parl6 avec beaucoup de convenane
ct il s'cs' f,anchement ra'le aux principles dcri
ct d'nnon II mi sera beanconp pardonr
Saint1acqnss ne connait point Ia haine, ouhl
facilement i'adversai,e, Sc souvicnt tcnjours
lami,
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NOu'rellcs.

V1Eux MONDE. a difendu do
venare des caricatnres de Napoleon ct de sa
famile. commission permanente de
lAssemhlie rationale snSpeLdu ses sinnces
rigulleres. IL est question de nommer
Theirs president 4 vie ct de Greer nne
Chamhre hante. .-L'svacnation de la Marine
ct de Ia Haute- -Mnrne ne se,u pas compitae
avant 10 4 novembre --Qnelqnes Lsgtti ;
mi>tes font un appel aux Oriaanistes ,,onr
placer lEnfant dn Miracle sur lie trone de
ses peres. dabordement du P6.
RUNE ct dasolation.-Grande temrate dams
Ia province de Syracuse.-Le Parchment
ita'ien est convoqua pour le "a novembrp
Ca'me relatif en- Espagne. -Conhit entire Ia
Chambre hante ct Ia Chanbre basse prus-
sienne. a propos dun hill vote par lune et
repoussa par l'antre Mais GnlIanme est
favorable au bill, qni, dn reste, est dune
nature popnlare. Papc a une atrangs
opinion dies Iran,lais. II dit one ''les IT.
'nndais ohtiSsent an Saint-Pere Quand Sc.
instructions leur sont favornhes. mais qn'ih
dasolaissent dams le cas- contmre.' Pr,
81 betcs, les Irlnndais-I.e grand Nichon
de Rn>sie.-six pieds ct six pouces,-s'es
embarque pour Ia Grece.
NouvEAr MoSDE.-Chase Sc porte nieux
LES AIemands lie Chicago ne venlept pa.
de Ia loi du dimanche. vonlant boire d.
Singer tous les io"rs.-Les tronpes de-
/ Etats Unis sont cantonnies dams ton
"A ALBANIA. .-L'ipiHimie sur les chevanx.
New-York dars 'Etat dc New-Yoyk, dan
le New-Jersey, etc, OFT terrible. Tous son
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frapp@s ct beauconp menrent. Plus de char
plus d'omnibus, ct lapparition des bp"i
dams Broadway fait sensation. Cett
epidemic s'ftend, gagne du terrain, com
mence d fraprer a Saint Louis ct en- Penn
sylvanie. I'm bnnf etc victime de L
meme maladie, ct I'm cocher. Grant ne cacl,
point son inquiAtude. Cest une grand,
desontion ct nne gra,de r"ine. A Pong-
keepsie, Ia malad,e gagne les hr"fs. o.
ca'cule qua New-Yrk plus de 20OO(
chevanx ont fte attnques par Ii terrible
maladie. NJ. Berg indique CONNIE reme'le
''Repos complet, clandes convertures, pro-
lection contre les conrants l'air, desinfec-
tants, pas de saignees, 90 on 30 gouttes lie
teint"re de fer daus un qnart de pinte de
rhum de Ia Jamaiqne dams nne dissolution
'ean dOnnies tontes les heures."
LOUISIANA PROFESSIONS de clubs 10
Nonvelle- ORLEANS, mais non sans accid ents,
car NJ. E. Tibier aide -marechal des Broom
Rangers, a et6 blesse.-Et vraiment il est
dificile de dire combien la NonveiIe- Orle-
ans compte de parts, de sous-partis ct
'arriere-partis car Ia confusion nous
semb!e anssi complete one possible. II y a
six tickets on listes Il! InsatiabiIit& des
politicians! C'est a degohter du suffrage
universal. Warmoth, de son cots, continne
70 promenade electorate, ct Ia presse
rapporte qu'on I'accueiIle avec enthonsiasme.
-Ce qni want mieux, c'est que Ia ronlaison
est commence, donne des resultats satis-
fuisant-, ct que Ia ricolte de co,on, ellie aussi,
sera satisfaisante. Opera fera probable
ment 50 reouverture le Novembre.
DERS1EREs NoUvE1LEs.-n y en- des
dibats menacants aux Cortes.-Le Conseil-
general dn dapartement de la Seine adopte
une resolution favorisant 'etlucation obIiga-
toire ct lalque.-Les Bonapartistes cherchent
a Sc remuer. Qn'on les fcrase.
-L'6piaemie sur les chevaux SO propags
toni jours, mails est plus mortelle.
Les nomveles dn Nord de Ia Louisiape
sont excellentes. LIE ticket de fusion triom-
phera nsvitablement.-IIy y probabiIite de
fusion la Nouvele Orleans.
| UNION FRANCHISE. -Cette Societe qui Went
de naltre a Ia NonveIle-O Orleans, don't NJ
Passama Domanech est presentement II
president, Qni coutieut une genarens,
pansas ct un grand principe le groupemea
de Ia race franco -lntne en- Louisiana ct an,
Etats- Unis, est dafnitivement foudae
Les tracas ct les exigeuces de Ia po!tiqu
nous ont empechs jnsqu'a present de parie
de '@vre naissante n,ais Ia poitique dir
demain son dernier mot, ct nous ferons a!or
connaltre a nos Iecteurs Ia pensse, la portie
ct l'eIavation d me grande Sociata de pro.
lection ct lie solislarte. de propagana,
pacitiqne ct morale, ct de varitable cooni
sation en- Louisiana par leameut ct l'espri
francais.
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,enissons librement Dieu.
II.

Or. puisqu'i' nous faut voter, SOUS pene
de manquer run de nos premiers devoirs,
faisons lefnitivement nos choix ct fxons-
nous.
A quoi bon lanterner sans raison
II est moins diflicile de choisir un presi-
dent qu'un Dieu, un gouvernenr qn'une
gouvernante, un ligislateur qu'on domes
tiqne, un coroner qu un brossenr, etc.
Et puis, grace Ia presse irreyerencieuse
ct fouiarde, nous savons quot nous en
tenir sur Ia moraliti on l'immoraits des
gems, sur les vertus passees, presentes on en-
perspective des cautlidat>, sur tont ce Qui
constitute !e bataclan politique du jour.
Les Harpies du journaisme ont un peu
sail tout.
Trop de blancheur immacnl6e. CONNIE une
impossibi'it6 de grandeur. celia ne serait
point natnrel, ct les Harpies aalissantes ont
Ieur superbe raison detre. Veuillot se"l ma
pas cette raison d'etre-la
Mlais devons-nous, qnand nous faisons un
choix. nous antres journalistes, etre &contes
a la lettre, pris au mot, tenus pour paroles
dEvangile ?
Bah ! il a fallu un conciIe pour proclame,
l'infaillibilits du pape, ct jamais conciIe d.
ionrnalistes n'afirmera que Ia vanite, Il
suifisance, !'insnffisance ct Ia sottise de!
foliicnlaires. Done, nous mentions, on nous
nous trompons, pour rar'er nu pen plus
poiment Quand nous disons Ia varit6, c'es
ordinairement par erreur.
Cependant, grace a nm certain tempera'
ment qui nous dispense de mentir sciemment
CONNIE aussi une mauvaise habitude con
tractse de dire Ia y6rita, tout q" moins c.
que nous croyons Ia varts, nous parleron
franchement ct sans arriere-pensee. Non
ecoute qui voudra. An reste, nous ~
mettrons nj passion. nj enthonsiasme, u
puissant lyrisme Ce sera de Ia simp'
! prose, prose de campagne, de campagnar
ct d'Acadien. Nous aimons les Acadien'
ce sont des hommes dn peuple.
Par Oh commencer
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Election,
-:O:-

C'est ap,as-demaiu, dams rUnion entiere,
dec n,ontagnes dn Vermont All Delta du
Mississippi, de rOcean Atlantique 4 POceaa
Paoifque. avec des hommes blancs ct des
lommes noirs commo citoyens, sous Ia
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-11-02

Mons sommes antorise announcer NJ.
Marcel Gnidry CONNIE candidat a la place
de Sheriff pour Ia paroisse Saint-]acques,
l6lection prochaine.
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La Maiorite des Electeurs.
Mn. EDIToR,

Mn. EDIToR,
Please announce that the Honorable J. X.
Gaudet allows his name to lie used as
Cundi,sate for Judge of the Fourth Judicial
District, ut the next November elections,
and that he will be supported without
distinction OF party. of race or OF color, by
The majority of the Electors.
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Mr.. L'EDTTEUR,

Mr. LEDTTEuR,
yenillez annoncer que je suis candidat il
Ia place de Recorder de 10 paroisse ST
jacques, aux elections de novembre pro
chain.
Louis DUGAs.
St. Jacques, Octobre TO- 1872
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NJ. Marcel Gnilry is candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff OF the Parish of st. James.
Election in November next.
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: grande protection de Ia democratic amer
j.. caine ct faderaIe, que va saccomplir
phenomena dune election republicaine {
: populaire.
Lerreur sera-t-elle consacree? LIE
citoyens SO tromperont-ils? Les elus seront
lis les digues2 Nous ne savons II es
dficile de savoir ce gull y aux entraille
dun peuple, surtout 4 cette heure d
coIiques sociales.
Toutefois, au nom tles principles de c.
pays, nous trouvons bon que 10 peupl.
manifesto so volonte par lie suffrage univsr,sl
Ce peuple nest certainement pas, CONNIE
10 pr6tendent ses fatte"rs imbeciles, Ia uoia
de Dieu, ct Dieu Sc manifesto assez peu pal
Ia voix des hommes, meme des hommes les
nieux doues ct les mieax antorises; mais OF
done placer I'autorite moderne. ceIle qui
implique toute liberta ct tonte responsabilits,
simon dams Ia souveraiuete du peupIe
Nous men sommes plus aux gouverne-
ments th&ocratiques. ct lautel ct I'Etat ne
SO confondent point ponr Ia confusion des
hommes ct des consciences.
Est-ce a dire que l'aute', Anne auguste du
eanctraire religieux ct du sacrifice saint, ait
moins de grandeur, de so'ennte ct de
puissance ? En- verit&, non.
Est-ce a dire que rEtat. temple civil de
nos droits, de nos devoirs ct de notre
condition sociale, ait moins de force, d'ordre
ct de dur&e? En- v&rita, non.
liz peuvent s'infuencer reciproquement,
mais dune influence qui consacre sans
dAtruire, Qni moralise sans violenter, qui
definit les pouvoirs sans les soumettre lun
i Iautre.
Lath&isme dm gouvernement am&ricain
n'est-i| point nne garantie de liberte, lie
croyance ct de respect pour tous les Ameri-
Gains?
Les Americans croiraient-ils 'ongtemps,
ct comment croiraient-ils, 81 le mot d'ordre
religieux, an lieu de tomber dun Sinai
respects, leur tombait dun Capitole ct
Dime levre de soldat on de president
Et croyons bien que 81 Ia Vierge de Lour-
des ct do la Sallettes, quittaut pour un jour
'eS uoILhkueO uo IIuuCe, uous INIsh1t u,
grace d'apparaitre dams nn village dn Ken
tncky on lie Ia Louisiana, car le Kentucky
ct Ia Louisiana ont fgalement Lesoin de
miracles ct d'apparitions surnatnrelles, nous
pourrions sons danger. sans obstacle, au
milieu de Ia plus parfaite indifference des
libres-pensenrs ct des communards, sant
quill soft necessaire de reqnerir un areousiu
on un Rendarme pour METRE, comm.
dit l'Univers des dr6les Ia rnison. a!er Ell
peltrinage aux villages visitis ct benits pal
Ia Viergc miraculense.
Et pourquoi douc
PourQuoi ce miracle do tolerance par ic
ct cette intolerance peu milacnlense par Ia
C'cst que I'autel ct rEtat, CONNIE nou.
I'avons constata aples bien d'antres. son
sapares ct non confonaus c'est que tous les
cute>, en- Amariqne, sont libres. fgaux e
respcctes c'est que le go"vernement de.
fonctonuaires ciyiis, mais non des fonc-
tionnares icclfSiastiqnes c'est que, par lei
nui Ma Ell Ia malancontreuse id6c de METRE
III grand sabre aux mains dc Dieu ct III
fnsi' Chassepot sur r1pauIe lie ses pieux e
r&verends scrviteurs.
Done. benissons librement Deu.
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Libe, al District Ticket.
Fusion Parish Ticket

Members Of the General Assembly.
EDWARD ScANNELL.
]. BRUCE MoRsoN.
Parish Judge.
j. A. DRUILHET.
C/crk Of the 4th District Court.
ARTHUR J. ROMAN.
Sheriff.
Fl. n. LANpREAux.
Recorder.
Coroner.
Cesar SELDOM.
Members of the Police Jury,
R1cHARp EsrERnRooK.
NRLvIL lEBGUF.
LOUIS REMY.
MALLARY GREEN.
ANDREW Ross.
Justices of tie Peuce.
,.t. Word: Ch. Miles.
~. A." Gidaon Subra.
Sd. F" Mal!ary Green.
1th, /" Boaston Thomas.
5th. !" Felix Mclancou.
9th, I" Adam Travis.
7th. " G Falix Roman.
9Th. =" Charles Roux.
Cons,abies,
1st. Ward: Alexandra Taylor.
I'd. -
Al ("
4th, !" Oh. Maple,
9Th. i" William Harding.
9th. /" Raphael Leblanc.
7th. "
Sth. f"
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Mn. L'Ep1TEuR,

yeui!lez annoncer que l'Honorahle j. X.
Gaudct, consent il Sc lnisser porter CONNIE
Caudi.,at a Ia place de Jnge de District dn
Onntrieme District Judiciaire, aux elections
de Novemhre proclaim, ct qn'i! sera souten"'
sans distinction dc parti, de race on de
conleur, par
La Maiorits des Electeurs.
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MIR. EDITOR,
Please announce that am Candidate for
reelection a. Recorder of the Parish of st.
James, at the coming November election.
Louis DUGAs.
St. James Parish, October 10, 1872.