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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

THE subscribers hereby give public notice that
they have been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge Of Probate for the County Of Oxford and
as sun 81 the trust OF Executors ~ the last W Ill
and Testament Of
JOHN JACKSON, late Of DiNhcld
In said County, deceased, by giving bond as The
law din Gets they therefore request all persons VINO
are Indebted the estate of said deceased 30 make
immediate payment; and those who have any de-
mands thereon, TO exhibit the same TO
WM. W. BOLSTER.
FLORENTINE l.. JAChSUN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08
A lruecory. Atte.t. J ). IIouRs, Resi.Ier.

ONroRp. - Alta Court of Probate held ut Paris
within aud Tor the County OF oxford, on thc
third sdly ~ Ncpt., u lS'2
INIIB REAN, Administrator OF thc estate o!
II Napoleon Il Week. lyte of BruWntlrid, 10
,aid county deceased. having presented hl' hrst
and hnal account oi administration Of Oh" estate
% ,1ij irrca sci tor allowance.
- rderri That thc said Administrator give roicr -
all persons interested by causing copy 81 th' order
70 b, pabii.hcd three week succcssvCiy tu g." OA
ford Democrat printrdHt Paris IN -aid county. THAT
they may appear 40 a Probate Count 20 be he'd at
Ffycburg, on thc l.th dO Of Ocl next al .oh
o'clock In the forenoon. aud she" cause, II any htY
have. wis the same SHOULD not be allowed
4. Il. u ALkER, Judge.
4 ,rrn cll.A- .ilr.,. j :. lnIu.. knE-.l.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

OyP0hn,s. 49, ia Court OfProbate held 1T Paris
within ant iif tie County OF Oxford on the
third Fuc.daf vi sept, h.
NNLhe t.f... moi ABIGAIL o. FiRilNGTON,
- NiloN 3D. iimcs W. X. Harrington, late of
tTyeburg. "a ~1lI County, decreased, praying for
AN allowa , unt II the personal estate OF her late
husband.
Ordered w., he said Petitioner give notice to
ncr.On. i,feft.tfi. BY causing copy OF this
a.' ~-nuu.i, ioi three week succes siyely in the
oi ~ - r. printed at Paris, IN sad County,
.(A.. l. "robate Court 10 be held At
Paris on o.. ..t Tuesday 90 "'N'i y. - -
O'Clock f.. ... o. .oou, and shcN cause, il az ''f
have, wh, co.. .,r., ehould not be granted.
A.H.NALkER. Judge.
4 tru. ... j;tcst: J. ;. HOBBS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

OxrorD. ..---.,, Court of Probate held At Paris,
within a, .hr County OF oxford, on the 81
Tuesday g.. y. -. INs2. 49, ,,.,,,,.c,,
N\tnr', . ,.r PELEt, I. IS ADSWoKTH,
{ J Gua.d Inn lemons IN insane person,
OF Hiram /, a county, praying for license TO
sell and CO, AN advantageous offer OF 1880
The homcs,. IN of said JOHN Clemens situate
i'm Hiram, a,. s.d:
orrfrre ~. ,h,. said Petiticr give notice to all
nnrson. in, bv causing an abstract OF his
neti4ion VIZ lucl thereon to bs published
three werL ,- lively IN the oxford Democrat
anewspap -t@t ~ arr tiat tley ma! ap-
near ar a .. Court To- be neld at FTyeburg
n, said Couisv. 81 the 18th day OF October next
at 10 OF the -' ''t iheloEchoOn, amt snow causc
ii any thcl why ttc same should not Dt
4. H.WALKER, Judge.
\ true rn uest:-J. ;. HOBBS Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

OXFORD. ss:-Ata Court ofl'rvbste hold az Paris
within arr he County OF oxford, On the third
TUESDAY co. IT,, y ID. IS12,
(i-RAIl, l. BARTLETT, Guardian OF record
I ofJsmc- g. Ptcssey, minor, having presented
III first hla 49,. tccOUn, OF guardianship oil said
ward tut .iii ..4.. ,'u.
Ordered tH.. thc said GGniuiIh give notice
10 All person .t,rcstcd, by causing copy OF INK
order to he pl...~ncd three weeks successfully III
the oxford a., ,r rat printed ot Paris, that the'
NAV apprai .td Probate Court 10 he held ~ Paris
in lau Conn, nu the 3d tuesday OF Oct neNt
vi ~ o;cIo't Il, tLs forenoon, aud shcw cause, II
any the. vc. i.y the same should not be alowch
\. III. WALKER, Judge.
\ true 80 p.-atlest ). >. IIoHEs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

tsrnty-srooud da} ot MAY, \. d. iS-2.
HNSNNH r BANCROFT, Admnt-trat'iN on
1 the estate OF Lharr, l.. French, late ot Al
bany, ia said County, deceased, having presented
her lrst aud final account az administration OF the
estate OF said dcccaset i'r allowance.
ordered. That the said AdminstratriN give notice
tu all persons intsrv-tcdb y causing copy OF ths
order 10 Dee Published three week ,ucccs>lvc!y h
the oxford Democrat, - ucN spJptr printed NJ
Paris that they mHy then aud there appcn- AZ =
Probate Court h De held 4t Waterford On The 10th
,iav or October, nrNt, at tin O'CLOCK IA The fore
noon aud show cause, 1t any thcy have why The
same should not - allowed.
A II. WALKER, Judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

S000 AGENTS WAsItO-S21mpISg. cent ' =, i by
per dAy Two entirely new articles A. .a!cae!c as
nour Addre>s y. II. " IlIIE, Newark, y j.
AGENTS Wanted.-Ascuts make more money
n . work inru- th1u 90 anything else bu-incss
lisht and permanent Particular. ircr ~. ~tIN-
sos \ Co, ftHc At Publishers, Portland Maine
OXFORD, ~ AT n Court Of Probate held NJ Wa
irrlnrh within md tor The County 81 ONiOrd, lhr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

DXPOED - At 8 Court CI Probate held ~
Paris. Wiiuu aad Tor the County OF Oxford,
on the lnrl tuesday of sept ~.
WYNN v. ATE. guardian OF Mar! l.. Mitchell
w ctai-., minor children AMI heir, of iona
than Mitchell let" OF Mexico, Ia SAID County dc.
de-, ed h,t, iu ,rc-cntrd his -cCoUd account "I
t,,l,Irli .t,.i.. ~. aid wards tor allowance:
or,i,r,d 49,. the laid Guardian give notice
10 all person interested 10y causing copy ol
thiS order tolc published lhrg6 weeks successive.
ly in the ONI,.j ..mocral, printed ~ Paris, that
they may op. "a aj Probate Court to be held .,
Paris. IN - . ,'Jlnty on the third Tuesday oil
Oct. next Dc. - o'clock in the forenoon, anu
show can.r - they have, why the same should
not l., ulluv,.t \. H. WALKER, Judge.
A trupcll, ttvst: j. ;. HONS, kesste
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08
oxYoEo, ,s.-At u Court Of Probate held at Paris.
within aAd Tor the County of oxford, on lie tiird

AT a Court OF PROBATE l'lH a. A''',
,,Ith.uusd Tor Tie County of oxford, on he third
Tucsdg' of Sept. \. u. l-ss, ....
NNthC petition 81 JAMES q. WHIINEl ~
m.a.s.Tdtnl of tine estate az James -, Nht'
uI( lac q Lowell. in aid County Deceased pray
ius for license O. -cil snd convey $50 ava Ht'#ht'.
urou, oNtl OF 500. certain farm. situate ln Low
Oh aforesaid aud described in petition "A Tile, Tor
the ua, nlrnt OF debts aui incidental charge.
or!.,ed. That the said PeiI0ner give notice 20
Al, ucr.cus interested by causing an Hb~ir c OF III.
p,tition with this order thereon 20 be- published
three " -,ks ,urcessiyely 10 the ONiord Democrat
rriutec A. Paris. that they may appear At Probate
,curt - he held az Lowell, IN said COSnty on ths
l-thda, oi oct. next, ~ TWO o'clock Ia the amer
noon I'd .Low cause II any they hayc,why the zane
should not b. granted.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
true eopy-Attcst J. :. HoHBS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08
Ay err S
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

4 dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
ef,ectual for
preserving the
hair. II soon
restores tadsa
or gay hair
to rs original
color. lciM tie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

UVFOEn, - - count OF TruUntr, htId ~ IHIIH'
within and for the County OF oxford on ia" third
Tuesday of Sept, \. ID. 1872,
rI1FIF I.EGATEES named ia certain lnstru.
/ mcnt purpuT!iug 90 be the last W ~ and les.
lament or William Witham, late Of sumner, in eaid
County, deceased, having presented tie same Ion
probate
ordered That the said Lega;ccs give notice TO all
persons interested by causugg copy Of this order TO
bc published three weeks successfully ia the OK
ford Democrat printed a. faris IN said County TIA,
thcy may appear alta Probate Court 20 bc held Al
Paris, on the third Tuesday Of oct. next, ~ ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, and shcw Gauss II any the!
have, Nh, the same should not be proved approved
and allowed a. lie last VIII and IL lament 81 't'd
lrcrssrt. Tho widow OF sGii deceased aud Lcga.
tee. request that Daniel II. GRAHAM, OF Hebron b.
apuYiliCd A Administrator with the VIII annexed
4 WhIkER, Judge.
ira. copy--atts.t j. ;. luEHS, Register,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08
Non-Resident faxes,

JOHN +. SHAW, Treasurer.
pvrnn Santember H. lS12. S6p3+
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

band
Or,I.rcd. That tho sAid Pet.tuntr give Uc.!cc o.
all peIscn, interested, by causing copy OF tbs of
Ter 10 he published three weeks succcsisNciy ~ me
OXFORD Democrat, a N-IJpCr printed Et fAfis, IN
aid that they may appear At aProbste Court
10 he held AZ Paris, on the third Tuesday OF Oct
next al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and slew cause
n 8pv ,hor have Why the -snr should not be-
u--oui.a A. II. WALKER. judge.
true eopy-aItesi j. ; Hobbs, feEtsier
TIIF .ub.criber hereby give public notes ;hnt
hc has been duly appointed hy Tie Honorable
Jud.e of Probate, ion thr County oi ONiOr'l' anu
, assumed The trust OF Executor OF the Ia. " ~
and Testament Of
STEPHEN BieBEE, lalc o. Bu"kiell,
in -alu .-rut, deceased, 10y giving You'd ~ me
law directs. D, therefore request. all prr~nn'
who arr indebted go tay ate col -1'I I'' 81 {"
, -, H. ,,.,t,,.it,t. .,,ymrnt .. those who have
an. IL. i.ua. thereon to cJhirlt tu, tWr 10
fPHRAiN Il BlNBFF.
september 18th. ls,9
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-22

RooMs OF THE SuB-ExEcuT1vL Co,al11
TEE, Republican party Of Louisiana, New
Orleans, March Is, l872-The Sub-Exec-
suive Oommittse Of the Republican party
of Louisiana meets daily in the Chief
Clerks Office, Mechanics Institute.
Friends from the country IRE requested
tn call: - II ~,.,f -.s5s ts,734s s.-'
Office hours from tam O'Clock A. II. to
half past two o'sledlksP. n:
by order of the Sub Committee. :.
WILLIAM vIGERS,
Secretary Sub-Executive Committee, Re-
publican party Of Louisiana. ..
All Republican papers throughout the
State are requested to copy this notice.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-22
EDITORIAL ITEMS.

Bonner has refused $4,000 for
Startle. = =
The largest aqueduct in the world
is the Croton aqueduct Of New
York. It cost the large sum Of
$12,500,00o.
The British Gen. Graves, who
was present at the battle of New
Orleans in 1916, died q few days
ago, in Engla nd.
The last amnesty bill relieves
Duncan T. Kenner, and John Per-
kins, Jr., of the disabilities i'm
posed through their connection with
secession.
There are two reasons why some
people don't mind their own busi-
ness. One is that they have no bu-
siness, aud the other is that they
have no mind.
To grow rich earn mcney fairly,
spend less than you earn, and hold
on to the difference. Tie first
mixes muscle. the second seH-con-
tro', the third brains.
Lake Chosgog oggmanchog-
gaggogg, Michigan, is good place
to go to for the summer. The place
is particularly recommended for
people afflicted with stammering;
by the time they can tell where
they are they're wholly cured.
The growth Of population in ILL.,
nois is one Of the wonders Of mod
ern progress. In 1910 the total
population was 476,183. In 1850
il was 851 ,470, gain OF 375,387.
In 1860 it was 1,711,951, q gain Of
$50, ,481, or more than one hundred
per cert. in ten ears. In 1870 the
population was 2,539,891, an in
crease of 827,940. The total gain
in thirty years, 2,06s,7o4, or Eve
hundred per cent. -. ,~: :s
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-22
Origin Of Plants.
: &c (. - s. 80 - fE-

Peas are of Egyptian origin.
Celery originated in: Germany.
The Chestnut came from italy.
= Theton originated in Egypt.
The nettle comes from Europe. j.
Tobacco is a native. Of Virginia. T..
Rye originally ca1me from Siberia.
The citron. is & native Of Greece.
The poppy originated,in the East.
The pine is q. native of America.
The mulberry originated in Persia
Oats originated in North Aflica.
Parsley was first known in Sar-
dinia.
The pear and apple ara from
Europe. a. ~.,~ : s-',;~ .
Spinach was first cultivated in
Arabia. = .
The sundower was brought from
Peru.
Tie walnut and peach came from
Persia.
The horse chestnut is a native of
Ihibet. g.
The cucumber came from the
East Indies.
The radish originated in China
md Western AgricuNuralist.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-22

A miller who attempted to be witty at
the expense Of a youth Of weak intellect,
accosted him with ;,.,-- ss=5.:. 4ys-..i
as'John people say you are fool" s-s.,.
On this, John replied -: !.
=" I don't know that I ar1, sir. IsknaaiHs
some things, sir, and aome things / dfnaa
know"
"Well, John, what do you know?"
i = knos that 4!,i p,illcrs always ,aya Iat
kess. sir" - '.-
.4And tddon't yon lntviv,a3' tssssss f7cs>
FL don't know zEwhcse eosa aaey ale fat,
teuea On, sir
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-22
What Men Have Died Fer.

Col. Montgomery was shot in o
duel about a dog; Col. Ramsey il
one about .. servant; MI. Fether.
stone in one about q goose; and
another one about a recruit; Sterne's
father in one about q goose; and
another gentleman in one about IN
acre of anchovies; one officer was
challenged for merely asking his
opponent to enjoy . second goblet
and another was compelled to fight
about a pinch Of enuff; Gen. Barry
was challenged by Capt. Smith for
declining wine at dinner on steam
boat, although the General had
pleaded as an excuse that wine in
variably made him sick; and Lieut..
Cowther lost his life in . duel be-
cause he was refused admittance
to a club Of pigeon shooters. In
1777 a duel occurred in New York
city, between Lieut.. Fcatherstone-
haugh, Of the 10th, md Capt. Mc;
Pherson, Of the 42d British regi-
ment, in regard to tho manner Of
eating an ear of corn, one contend
ING that the best eating was from
tie dob, and the other that the grain
should be cut of from the cob be-
fore eating. Lieut. Featherstone-
hauRh lost his right arm, tho ball
from hin antagonists pistol shat
tsrine Il dreadful so much 70 that
Il had to be amputated. Graham,
Major Noah's assistant editor on
the Nasio.a. Adkoeste, lost: hs life IN
1ss7,snt tho dusing ground at Ho-
boken. with Barton the son-in-lsw
Of Edward Livmgston, iii. . simple
DISPUTE about. what 'wss humrs
in a game of cards.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-22
-S - &.s - ~ =
DON'T CROWD.
By CHARLES DICKENS.

Don't crowd; tho world Is broad enough.
For you as we'll a me; --..
The doors Of art are open wide
The realms Of thought is free.
In all earth's places you are right
To chase the best You can-'
Provided that you do not try
To crowd some other man:
Don't crowd thekood from out your heart,
BY foseerinl.-nn that's bad; a.
H1s give - ttsofJ t'iJj vf1su4a u4aroo,n-
The best that may be had;
Be each tny's record such one
That they may we'll be prmd;
Give each his right-give each his room,
And never try to crowd.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-22

How 70 GEr ALONG. Do not stoq,
to tell stories in business hours.
If you have o place of business
be found there when wanted.
Never buy an article simply be-
cause it is cheap, when you do not
really need it, st -st5A - : -5jdtss;s
i Pay as spu Co. ssss i,szs:sss.s.,,ssss.a a
He2, others When you qaa, but
never give because others do, when
yo1 cannot afford it. = z1
y Learn to ssy inc, no necessity
for snappriing it out doc fashion, but
say it firmly: and respectfully.
Have few confdents the fewer
the better. 
 24gas;s s::ts.s,,s' =
s.Uae your own brains rather than
those of others.
Learn to think and act for your
self. T. ~~..@ .g.ys~& :-~~4.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-22
Difference Between Strength Of WIN and
: 80. Strength Of Mind. ~, ''>z

A very: clear. illustration Of tht
distinction between strength Of viii
and strength Of mind was once
given by a gay young fellow who
probably had never read a page o1
metaphysics in his life. Thisyoune
gentleman;' whose friends called
him Bob, for -shortneas,s was. of an
exceedingly nervous. temperament,
and any unusual indulgence in wine
was sure to leave him in q shaky
and unhappy condition. Bob had
a,consequential acquaintance named
Wafaes, who was gifted. with the
absorbing, qualities Of o sponge, and
who, although in the habit Of drink
ing much moro freely than Bob.
was never known TO exhibit any
signs Of ,inebriety. -
One morning; WaA6es called upon
his friend whom he found seated on
the stool. Of repentance, with q wet
fowl bound around his head, and
several empty soda bottles by his
side; and shocked at the sight, he
began to moralize. " E
$50 you were tight again last
night, eh?" said Waf1:es. "Now,
why don't you do as I do? When
1 have drunk enough 1 Stop. You
should have more strength Of mind
and initiate me" 80 q
Strength Of mind" snarled Bob,
who, nervous and irritable, had very
Ii Ito disposition to submit to a tenn
perance lecture from such a source;
what the deuce has strength of
mind to do with it? Strength OF
will you mean"
'"Well," quoth. Waflles, "what is
the dference2" .....--
I'm tell you the difference. re
torted Bob, vindictively; g; ''brutes
have no mind at all, but a jackass
has more strength Of will than any
being that breathes."
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-22
I The 4. Science. ct. Heath,

ANEW MDEpEs'DzsT aatAntHsafoNsmY.
Devoted to the preservation Ind srestora-
r. ton Of Health On i Hyeienie principles.
II Hsalthf is the great want 81 tie age. It
iss+lks 6isse need of the individual, the M
ttiaiaed edxthazAcas<4H HAalEh is long life;
piaeaee is praanture asath. Health de-
,yeleps body, mind and SOUL; Disease
dwariss ah5 peEalisee Ill TO educate the
people ii the Scicnce Of Life, which in
'cis4ss Slllshxs1 xs1sta6ssatoFrss,effyine Health:
ffke IT, ~ alee1lttAslA
4edlciaas n No. olljj jjsot sa4ds pa1pes9s Of
th'a new ~ Heslta 1ssl h Journal e7el .s, =.
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH villain
TO. disseminate <hreueAsut- tho wosld a
knowledge of Hygenic principles. Ii will
not be'the organ Of any pesson. business,
or institution, but IN Fl earnest teacher of
tho laws Of Ufs and Health. I ~@4=s
: THE SCIENCE or !FEALfH Win be
the exponent ofallkndwu means by which
Health. Strensth. HAppinea. and Long
Lite mey my b obtained. y ei1 by using and regu-
lating those agencies. vitality related to
Health and the treatment Of Disease, in.
cluding Air, Light, Temperature, Bathing,
Diet Clothing, Exercise, Rest, Sleep md
all normal agents and hysienicE materials.
TERMS.-pubaished monthly as $2 90
a year in esdAance; single numbers, 20
cents Clubs of ten at 81 SO each, and
IN extra copy to agent. We are Offering
the most liberal list of Premiums.' LOCAL
AGENTS wanted everywhere, and cash COM
missions given. Address Ill letters to
,S4MUELR. WELLS Publisher,
= $50 Broadway, New York.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-22
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-ss1zz=I s2Iaes1ss fsse}i !.
Alis stt-->fts 70 y,1sffrs.rss
":Boss;; xthatsHa fine horse you
haye got there; now how much is he
worth?" -"
fhfs2 L ahY 69pdffa 42a,7; aRd hfy ~ s.
"Not so much as ,that?"
eyes, every cent of it and an
other fifty Oh :top'of it!" .t'>.2ss;
care youii sure Of i 's's ,
eyes, I'd swsaeaf Is it."
can right" ~. x.,-~~-
! what are, you 80 ipaYiaitive
1orT 3, .E.:.Z4 ~ ?srs1sesstsssssss}7sy
"Merely for assessing purposes.
II am assessor for this ward L and 1
only wanted to know at how. much
you valued your nag ;,ag.z s :. g.
A man in Missouri, recently by
mistake ran away with lii own wife.
She was disguised in "a fancy ball
room costume, and be did not rec
ognize her for some .hme.@;s esq.
Z f. g .
The Sedalia Times is responsible
for the following: An inebriated
Democrat was dining at the Ives
House the other day. ~Beef pork,
mutton, veal Or chicken" said fhe
polite waiter; RI don't care i d."
was the reply, "any thing to beat
Grant.
'-E%'t-~T'f ? = : !.
A capital ioke7--and III the more
palatable because it is truean can
be vouched for-tooks place q few
Sundays since at one IF tho pirroiai- p,ir3i
nent Fourth ata1 Shteet tharchcs. It
seems that a worthy, deacon has
been industrious, IN selling tkauew
church book costing fsasantyax7e
cents. At the SERVED IL qdestltn,
tho minister, jast bef0f5g t disMhlsahhg Mhnh
the ktioH; EE5s5 md said;
4 !: !; !! !! !! ! q: Il: e;
deaf, and having III ~ e business,
and supposing his pasto1a ,o g g be re-
fe1fing TO the4 impediatAly jun1pea
up and shos1ted:' "Ahd all WHO
haven't any can GET them from mo
at seventy five cents EACH" Tho
preacher looked scoss-eyed at the
deacon; the audience punched each
other in tie side; the bubble .e1eewv
larger until it burst in q loud guffaw
ladies' colored mp and -hl.,sAsd, and
thanked the Lord for the, ,1ovprico
for peopleing the earth: There
was no benediction that morning
worth speaking of. : - q .
A person who was called into
court for The purpose of proving
the correctness Of a doctors bill
Was asked by a l.xyer whcther
"the doctor did not make several
visits after the patient was out Of
danser?" "No, replied the witsl,leess,
Il consider the patientin danger as
long as the doctor continues: his
visits" :. 4s.a> ~ .:.',...,.. s.s:s -..
CArcH1No.-"Johnny, whcre is
your pa?' -.>.s
"Gone fishing sir:
''He was fishing yesterday. washe
not?' ,--ys s....;.s - ..
Yes, sir.'' .4[ So. - 49,.
asWhats did he eateh!2' .s:, ~.
zone catfish, taerheumatisao, Two
GELS, the toochache and some little
ones. Nh, says he'll catch-to
night; just wait till he gets
home 2" .4...... ...
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-22
PROSPECTUS r.
EpnisiamiaM.

Tie cuuCtsSOA " So0SsOAA0AA ssAAOVAOA
mbican journal in New Orleans,
p,oprietors of the Lou1sIAx1AN,
pae to fill q necessity which hos
.nlong, and sometimes painfully
70 exist. In the transition state
mpeople, in their struggling efforts
attain that position in the Body
iiie, which we conceive to he their
J. tits regarded that much .infor-
zion, guidance, encouragement,
n,el and reproof have been lost, in
rsquence of the lack Of q medium,
nugh which these deficiencies might
npplied. We shall strive to make
Lor1sAx1Ax a deside,uu"s in these
ests.
POLICY. ..- ..-t
Is our motto indicates, the Lou1-
Wan shah be "Rcpulaicas, at all
Is .l u,.oes all circumstances" We
u advocate the security and enjoy
sntoi broad civil liberty. the abso-
Ete equality of .ll men before the law,
nd an impartial distribution of hon
+ and patronage to all who merit
keu. ...
Desirous of aleying animosities, Of
tEhntng the memory If the bitter
|xtdpromoting harmony and union
lng all classes and between all In
ssts, We shall advocate the removal
,Apolitical disabilities =, foster kind
saul forbear.nce, where malignity
hlrscntmcnt rcigned, and seek for
s,sss and justice where wrong and
preston prevailed. Thus united in
GAINS and objects, We shall conserve
|abest interests, elevate our noble
w. to an enviabla posiiopsenaon
tdster States, by the Development
fir limitable resources, and secure
fhl benefits of the mighty changes |
tie history and condition Of the |
qe and the Country. '~
Nsving that there can be no true !
|aE without the supremacy Of law,
'aall urge a strict aud undiscximi-
|as administration of justice,
TAXATION. i 49,: :.e5if4
Mshall support the doctrine Of an
F'able division Of taxation among
<a''ses. q faithful collection Of the
'aae', economy in the expend-
<S eoaformably with the exieen-
'at the etate or Country, aud the
'<a'se Of every legitimate obligar
i@
EDUCATION. ~. ..,...
, J" 'aall sustain the Carrying out Of
~P'ovsions of the act sstabkahing
~''unon school system, and urge
paramount duty tho education Of
''ath' as vitality connected with
: a'sn enlightenment, and the seen
:. = Nd stability Of /. Republican
sEmneut, |.
g..
FINAL ..-.9,.
-. ,H'.'s'nerous, manly, independent
'u'e'ous conduct, we shall strive
J., "'0 our paper, from an ephem-
.,'r. &aa temporary existence, and
,> sn 1t upon a basis, that if we
Command" we ehall at. all
"de'srve" success. $3.50 3 |,
ALBERT EYR1CH,,
ba., 4ts 4 e4zsTs$E ~ ~ Ii Il
A'el'er and Stationer +
liz CANAL STREET. l.; y h
Ss" orleauu, Lcuisivna. Il
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-22
q. u. 0. O., {.

Regular Meetings Of Amos Lodge 1887
on the first l. third Thursday of every
Month at the corner of St. Peter st. Claud
streets. ~ -. & l+,
VIM. THOMPSON, p. N. G.
I. REIVAS, N. G..
~ ALEX. JOHN6ON, Y. G..
JAMES LIVINGSTON, Treas.
VIM. A. BARON, Secty.