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MR.. EDITOR Please announce that j. X.
GAUDET, of st. James, has consented to be
u candidate for the office of Judge of the
Fourth judicial District, composed of the
parishes of Ascension, st. James, st. John
the Baptist and st. Charles. and that he will
he supported at the next November election,
without distinction of party, race or color,
by the PEOPLE.
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Mr.. d. p. Penn, prominent and
respected citizen of New Orleans. has
been chosen president of the Liberal
Republican State Executive Commit
tee, in place of Gen. ID. w. Adams.
deceased.
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Gov. Warmoth makes the assertion that he
mas not a friend IN the State that he has not
bought and paid for.-Republican Piomcer.
We donot believe that the Governor
ever made any such assertion; if he
did, he uttered falsehood.
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For Parish, Recorder.

hereby announce myself as candidate
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Ascension, anil ask the support of the voters
of the parish for that position.
w, G.. WILKINSON.
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/ respectfully announce myself as an In
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j. b. PRICE.
St Mary Parish, La.
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For Parish Recorder.

The undersigned is candidate for the
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r. PROSPER LANDRY.
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Imuch' and that In every instance the quantity is much
larger 10 cultivated crops than in natural wood. Thus.
NE straw OF wheat yields 5Olbs. of ash in 1901. lbs.
whilst the oak wood only gives 2 lbs. beech wood
only gives IL lbs. in 1900 lbs, whilst the leaves give 80
lbs, and so on with other matters; thus is man left to
eat bread In the sweat of his brow, for if he cultivate
crops tori his food, which require large quantities of
mineral food, he must take care to furnish them with
ms 1000. But here again is benefcence. The corn of
"heat Only yields about IL lbs. of ash the straw which
can be conveniently returned 10 the land, furnishes over
30 lbs. for the food ola succeeding crop this | take
upon Johnston's authority, as we'll as others. "a SOIL
says Licblg, 6 will naturally reach its point of exhaus.
ton sooner, the less rich it's in mineral ingredients
necessary as food for plants. But it is obvious that we
can restore soil to It's original state of fertility by bring
ing II BACK TO lis former composition, a. e. by restoring
to 1t the constituents removed by the various crops Of
plants" 1t is self:evident that this is most easily and
etfcaclously done by returning the ashes. He points
out, however, another method before dwelt upon at
considerable length. "Let US assume" he saws "that
a certain SOIL contains a quantity of silicates and of
pnnospnates sufficient for 1000 crops Of wheat; then,
alter lOOO years, 1t must become sterile for this plant.
Ii we were to remove the surface soil and bring up
the subsoll to the surface, making what was formerly
surface soil now the subsoil, we would procure a sur
lace much less exhausted than the former, and this
might suffice for a supply for a new series of crops; but
ulS would nave a limit" and therefore, as before said,
we must restore to the soil the matters extracted from
!t W crops, and this either by ashes or by other ma0nures.
10 these last, it is now full time that we should turn
our attention. 1t will doubtless surprise many, but it
IS nevertheless strictly true, that even 10 our farm-yard
or pen manure, the object is chiefly the very same as
mat whlch Is effected by the distribution of the ashes
OF our stoke notes.-the return, namely, of mineral.
matters 10 the soil. The great mass, indeed, ofsuch
, 1872-11-23
From The European Nal, 2nd NoremJe1.

FRANCE.-La Belle France seems 10
nave peculiar charms for the Germans, for
they appear to be in no hurry TO evacuate
the conquered territory. Over and over
again fixed dates have been set down for
their removal, but no sooner has the in
stalment OF the indemnity been paid upon
which their departure was made condition.
al than some excuse or the other has been
given as a reason of their detention. The
ell! OF September was to have seen France
T.. ed OF the invader, but he has not gone
yet, and the department of the Marine
still SWarmS with stoIid German troops.
On the whole they are well conducted, and
smoke and chat, as they mlngle with the
Inhabitants of the several villages, with the
utmost freedom. Up to the present time
the exact amount received at Berlin from
the French Government is two miIliards
zoe millions of francs. The military works
at the camp of ChaIons are in course of re-
construction. The Prince de Joinvillc has
Just inaugurated a monument at Lanorns
IN memory Of the Mobile Guards who fell
during the late war. In the course of
some admirable remarks aproDos of the
business Of the day, he hoped that they
ml9htbeablet to putan end to theirincessant
revolutions, to their disastrous Gissensions,
in order to unite in one objcc.s, one aspira-
tlon-the greatness of France. The eX-
puIsTon OF Prince Napoleon has reused
the interest OF the public in Marshal Ba-
ZANE who loved his Emperor better than
his tatherland. The Gau1ojs gives a long
account of his daily life, and states that
Maftre Lachaud is making great progress
IN the preparation of his defence. The
marshal is reported to have said, when
spoken to on the subject OF his trial,
, 1872-11-23
60

nus particular article of food, we know the constitution
OF the eXcrementS resulting from it as food. We a.
even TEL what amount OF these matters will he in tho
leceS' ana what In the urine, as they are soluble or NOT
we nave seen, then, that in animal excrempntS w..
nave al The mineral matters which our stock take from
me sou IN their food but more than this:-" Practical
men says Johnston, "have long been of opinion that
me uigeStloh or 1000, either animal or vegetablp-the
passing II through the bodies of animals-ea1iches IFS
fertlIzlng power, weight for weight, when added TO
me land. Hence, In causing animals to eat IN as much
OF the vegetable productions of The farm as Dossible. if
is supposed that not only is so much food saved hnt
that The value of the remainder, in fertlIizing the and.
Is greatly increased" "The characteristic distinction
between animal and vegetable manures is this-that The
FORMER contain a much larger proportion of NITROGEN
'nan 'ht Ia'tef. NOW, so great is the beneficial effect
o. ~"T0g% upon vegetation, that many men of eminencc
nave selected mat as a criterion and standafd whereby to
eStimate me value OF manures, and tables are formed
accordingly, showing the fertiizing powers OF different
materials just according to the proportion of nitrogen
they contain farm-yard manure being generally taken
as medium OF comparisons. Other tables, again, are
formed exclusively with reference to the inorganic n
mineral matters which different substances contain. II
is EVIDENT says Johnston, that both these sources of
value should be taken into accountable effects of the
nitrogen being immediate and sensible in nromotino
the grown or plants, whilst the mineral matters are
slower 10 acuon, Out more permanent and indispcn sable.
line fertlllZlDg power of animal manures in general
is dependent, like that of the soil itself, upon the hannv
adm!xtufe they contain ola great number, if not of all
those substances which are required by plants. Nothing
they contain, therefore, is without its share of influence
upon The general effects yet the amount ofnitrooen
present In each affords the readiest and most simple
criterion by which their relative agricultural values. com
pared with those ofvegetable matters, and with each
, 1872-11-23
5 T.

Since they accuse me, | will defend N.Y.
self, and what [ say will not suit every one.."
1t is also said that NJ. Theirs would be ~reliev-
ed OF a great anxiety if Bazaine would onlv
contrlve to escape from his place of impri-
sonment, and make his way out of France.
Not that this feat would be easy, for never
was prisoner more closely guarded. The
latest reports state that the Marshal is suf-
terlng from iIl-health. NJ. Maurice Rich
ard at whose house Prince Napoleon was
arrested, has addressed. a protest to M.
Theirs on the subject
GERMANY.-The Prussian Diet, represen-
ting, as 1t does, the Prussian noble and
orthodox party, seems in no humour to
broke the lmperlous style of Prince Bis
marck, and a dissolution is considered i'm
miuent. The recent raid upon the Jesuits
still eXcIteS attention. We are told that
since The Bishops have arbitrarily attempt-
ed to define the limits of ecclesiastical af-
fairs, and to extend those limits according
to their o"n pleasure, it has become the
imperative dnty If the Government to re-
guiate the limits OF matters whivh do not
solely appertaln to the Church, but which
are connected with civil life and the State.
RUSsIA.-Whila protesting peace, Russia
is intent on strengthening her military po-
sition.
SPAlN-An outbreak, which has since
collapsed occurred at the garrison town
of Ferrol. The new Ministry have a capi-
tai working majority, and the speech from
the Throne has been carried by 205 to 6s
votes. The friendship which once existed
between the Radicals AMI Republicans is
now turned into bitter hostility, and the
latter are not slow to take every opportu-
nifty otimpeding the course ofGovernment
Senior ZortiIla, the Prime Minister, has
incurred the ire of the Bradlaugh element
IN that country by raising expectations
which he ought to have discouraged.
THE undersigned begs to notify
j the public thath he has bought the
ST &C K IN-TRADE
OF the late Mr.. JOS. Julien, and will
, 1872-11-23
Total ~$4OO,996 81

Balance Of deposits $ So, 1S6 81
4 new deposit accounts, viz:
Carpenter. l Super Cargo.
2 Various.
10 Withdrawals amounting to$274 81
Receivers for Saturday, 23rd November 1872.
In CHRISTIANsTED
J. G. Fr0rup, Esq, Trustee.
Z. Knudsen, Esqr., Member.
In FREDERIKsTED
?. Weders0, Esqr., Trustee.
Counsellor L Faber, Member.
JOH, F. GOLDBERG, President.
St. Croix, 18th November 1879.
, 1872-11-23
COMMERCIAL NEWS.

~ Nov. 18th.
NEw YoRk.-GOld 1879. Sterling 81 p. c.
f f5ouT So to So Pork s154, Meal 49, q
LoNDoN:-Sugars Crystals, 3Os. Muscovado
GoS. 3D. Clayed Havana, DIS, 28s. Cd. "a POS.
Demerara KUN Is. lOd. Trinidad Cocoa els.
Z D. c.
, 1872-11-23

carry on the same business in his
own name, hoping for a continuance
OF the patronage which was accord
ed to his predecessor.
Bassin, St. Croix, 18th November
'''S' Jos. E. DfloN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-20
NiIas. ates-Carl Filler, Henry

Nilas. Altern ates-Carl Filler, Henry
Bertram.
,Sirth Dist,ict-C. A. Weisbrod, John
p. Hume. Alternates-John Fordyce,
NJ. p. Lindsey
,SerenM Disrict-L. p. Weatherby
Theo. Rodolf Aternates--E Nj. Ives
X. +. Wilson.
EYqhh Dastrici-W, T. Galloway, s.
A. Pease. Alternates }. A. Taylor, Il
Ringe.
After much expressed dissatisfaction
and many protests, the duty Of selecting
Presidential electors was 'relegated tc
the State Central Committee and the
Convention adjourned,
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WAsnINGroN, June 10.


70 Hon Thos Settle, President of the
National Republican Convention, Panl
Strabach, Elisha Baxter, aud others,
Vice Presidents
GENTLEMEN Your letter Of this date,
advising me Of the action Of the Convcn,
ton held at Philadelphia on the 5th and
9th Of this month, and Of my unanimous
nomination by it, is received accept
the nomination, and through you, return
my heartfelt thanks to your constituents
for this mark of their confidence and
support If elected in November, and
protected by kind Providence in health
and strength to perform the duties Of the
high trust conferred, promise the same
zeal and devotion to the good Of the
whole people for the future Of my official
life as shown in the past. Past experience
may guide me in avoiding mistakes inev.
table with noyices in all professions and
ia all occupations. When relieved from
The espOnslbIlitics Of my present trial by
the election of a successor, whether it he
at the end Of this term or the next, hope
to leave it to hin as Executive, It country
/ ~ ptllGb W illIlii us bNIl bOAutIN, az ltttt
with outside nations with credit at hone
and abroad, without embarrassing ques,
lions to threaten its future prosperity ;
and with the expression Of desire to see
a speedy healing Of all the bitterness Of
feeling between sections, parties or races
of citizens, and the time when the title
of citiz carries with itall the protects
ton and privileges TO the humblest it
does to the most exalted, ! subscribe my
self, very respectfully, your obedieut
servant [. s. GRANT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-20
JULb 1th, Is12~

To Tie people Of Wisconsin
1t has been determined to celebrate
tho Fourth of July, 1872, at Madison,
the Capitol Of Wisconsin, in manner
worthy Of the day and worthy the pao,
pie Of the State It il the occasion Of
the reunion Of the Society of the Army
of the Tennessee, consisting OF over 500
officers Of that gallant old army; and
th6re will be present President [. ;.
Grant, and Members Of bis Cabinet
Admiral Porter, and Staff, Gen Geo B.
Mcclellan; Gen Phil sheridan; Gen,
Winfield ). Hancock; Gov. Fletcher, of
Missouri; and many other distinguished
military and naval officers have also
given positive assurance that they will
be present.
Gen. Stephen A. Hurlburt will deliver
the Grafton.
1t is intended that this shall he the
crandcst celebration ever observed in
the state, consisting of Grand Process,
sions of Military and Civic Societies,
Fire Companies and deleaatoHs from
every county in the state. There will be
sailing matches, kegattas and Horse
Races in the afternoon, and gorgeous
dr play of Fire Works in the evening.
Railroads viii carry at reduced rates
and hy special trains, Of which notice
will lie given through the press.
We cordially invite all Military organ-
izations, Civic societies and Fire COM
panios in the State 10 lie present on that
occasion in their collective capacities
we also specially invite all soldiers OF
tho. late war; we invite every man,
woman and child in Wisconsin to come
and contribute by their assistance and
presence in making the celebration a
magnificent success.
Come, when practicable, in delegations.
All organizations should notify the un-
dersignad at as early day az practic,
able, chat they may be assignee proper
places in the Grand Procession
JAS l.. Hun, Gro T. BRYANT,
IfSTES WILSON, s w BoTKiN,
RoEEET WoorEN, T. } CHasD,
General Comnittee