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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22

BERGEyIn B'i9h1 Tus ed 39 -1 FEB ~ 'h' "'sos
The rgsaye. All ,s lce invited TO ge RESP
asae Of her or i99 G' 5sr3d Sf q oe w @' s
BROwERIn saa Francisco FEB ~ Anthony Besef ore CT
Notice OF the funeral hereafter
BROwNB-Oa MONDAY Pro d, in he sd ye'r z her
browne sti2w o. VIM Eroea,. rr5 d" Il b,'i i va - -
S., PEERS Church, jersey Dty
CULBERT-On sunday night Feb H. Anna wife Nathaniel Cse
teri, and only l1ush,er Of ,le late Jared h. M,ore
tn. ~, .9a ns Q, 'aS S ' ss a 90 attend The "'
6 o.cIocs "G p n ll'' ''''-'' ''''''
FaESCH-A. Gardiner Maine, on wele,iay P-b H. LIN, I.
Preach niece John Pope, ESQ., ~ this ciy ased yan
HALE-on Wednesday Feb a. Holman ]. Hale sgpd s. ysas.
i fHes at the fcssace Of S % Fa ss "a
tory sa removal Of ~ s rs@5. 1s' r, M H. ~
HYDE4n Tasy PEP p es5 s,t Illness Miss Esther so1Ais
The relatives friends Of family attend sunsr
t4s Collegiate Reformed Dga Church corner Of LaiAJe'ss pasa
LOCKROW-At bis residence 81 Crest Jouss't n WELLESLEY P's
Notice 5a =, q ? fa li hersifief
LYDGon Tuesday morning. l0,h inst Philip ~ LyIg Ar TIA
TIE relative, AMI friends Of the tm .- invited % attend his un,rs
day afternoon pa INST AZ D. u s,Das further invitation.
MACKENZE-saeny Nollay. Isb 70 James Mac4euae is
Notss " funeral ,o-n,cs1..
Garse VII. ea WIN N III. ri ear ., ' her sa''>
tn relatives a1d friend, Of t i, are s.sy LII t ,t.ua
her funeral ron her he resle Berca PORT, Friday I'd
inst, O'Clock M l"ui irtler Carriages vii be 10
cesaf, Ra.iroad leaving S.e.Yorl At 10 IN
oUARTERMANAt Flushing L. /. Feb ~, J. WA ouareunNn
Flushing lhgrrisg %
Train leaves Hlnter Point NJ 1880
HgNDoriR Moron CDssASngRT,I
Ne. :. kSIGBTs TEEPLAE. Feb. 81 1874 J..
SIR kSGHrs; You are hereby notee % silrni a. he ~ I'M ~
Hal ibusr Feb q At u clock seni be nner.a
knight Vim. PuIctaa ateu ancr requeiSs
cap sword and belt coat and sate gloves BY orJc
GEO. SMITH, Acting COmmanaen
Attest: :. z. GARDNER Recorler
ROBNsOSA Ind annapolis lad Feb r. Frederick D. -cangesl 90
OF C. Robinson, the js year Of h
Remains inferred az ChIrchviie " Y.
sHAW-A seddag Ridge "Wednesday 9lsi Fanny -ss
Edward P shaw A ~ ari daughter " Aaron SANFORD esq
The friends family invited to attend the funeral from her ate
residence Reliing Ridge on Friday, the 2JI inst
sHACKRLPORD-On Tuesiay 10Th Maria Loua widow u no
Sbackeoi VI Georgetown, south Carolina, -d -
Her friends and Aston and The Rev ~
invti attend the funeral ne Church %
Redeeme Fourth sad highly second st. Friday ~ ass
N.
wILKlNs-At fremont WEDNESDAY morning Lewis MORT, only
son Of Morris and Mrla Wilkins lxel nd month";
Tie funeral residence VI bis piEt Temsh
this day Thursday At p ~
WILLIAMSON Monday Feb ~ bis residence IN this str-
Tebo1t Williams, eldest o. the late Edward Tier wa
Him Of this city.
William Miner deceased respectfully invited % ate "a The
funeral F'ty-lrst-. THURSDAY Feb o. att
O'Clock p. m, without further notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
KANSAS.
THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBVNE.l

LAWRENCE, Kansas, Feb. 81 The state Con-
venton for the election Of delegates to the Republican
National Convention held here to-day was the largest
Convention ever held in the State. James d. Snoddv
was chosen Chairman, and g. Wilson Secretary. Tie
following resolution, among others, adopted:
Resolred That the delegates to-day chosen are IN
sructed 20 vote for tho patriotic President and citizen
soldier L. s Grant whose Administration has brought
Us degree Of prosperity at home, and respect and dig
nitv abroad which It would he suicidal 10 interrupt
interfere with till time has been given 10 complete the
work we'll begun, and auspicOusly prosecuted TO
the present time.
we're chosen: H. Buckingham, b. f. SIMPSON, John A.
Martin, VIM. Baldwin, II. c. Cross VIM. a. Morris,
Josiah Kellogg, Geo. Noble, J. NJ. Haberlin and j. c.
Carpenter.
Strenuous efforts made to elect delegate Chas,
H Lanston. a wel-knOwn colored Republican, bat that
failed which disappointed large number Of coored
citizens. Otherwise good feeling prevailed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
HOW SMALLPOX Patients ARE TREATED IN
49, NEW-JERSEY.

The Board Of Health ordered, several months
ago that all cellars which were more than ouehIf below
the street level and used human hahitations
should lie permanently vacated. Since that time the
Sanitary Committee has had the subject under consider
atOn and in Leary every the proprietOrs have
complied with the orders Of the Board. According to
the report made yesterday permits had been refused 10
the occupants cellars in four in stances the require
ments OF the Board had been complied with, aud Ia
II cases no permits were required.
Several violations Of the orders OF the Board we're
reported and tue offenders ordered 70 be prose-
cuted communication received from the Clerk OF
the Common Council, incO,Ing resolutions relating to
the filthy condition OF the streets and asking the
Board OF Health 20 cooperate in compelling the street.
Cleaning Contractor % fulfil his contract Adopted.
President Bel. Cs the Commissioners OF Charees and
Correction transmitted communication, complaining
the the Poor ut New Brunswick, y. j.,
had cent to tits city Robert Scott colored sick with the
smallpox. The affidavit Of Scott submitted. II
stated tuat he was employed a farm NewBruus-
week, y. J.. by man named Healey ascertainug
that he had the smallpox Healey thrust him out Of the
he then applied 10 the Overseer for aid. and the
latter threatened shoot him II be did not away the
Oyerscer finally gave him money, aud sent him 70 Jer-
sey City the cars he picked in the streets Of
this city anu sent 10 the smallpox hospital copies OF
the communication aud affidavit were sent to tae Gov
DE- Thomas Cottman, Inspector OF Street Cleaning
asked 10 be allowed 10 retake his position without COM
peusatiOn after tine present month. Adopted The
Chemist Engineer and Inspector or street Cleaning Will
have no salaries alter the present month The following
Is q comparative statement OF contagious diseases:
.sf'sg TyTha TYPHOID. Scarlet Mea.c, tlsFa. DOL
Y Ven. H.. & li3 ID il 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
WEST VIRGINIA.
TIE cONsrITrnoNAL CONVENTION

THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIONS.
CHARLEsTOwN, Feb. 21.-T'he Committee OF
the Whole Of the Constitutional Convention last evening
terminated its discussion upon the report OF the Commit
Tee on Taxation and Finances, and omitted by vote OF
A 70 &C. the clause in the present Constitution relatingto
taxation and finance, and especially providing for the
payment OF indebtedness 10 the state Of virginia m
rred nv fine separation and establishment of West Viz
nia leaving the Legislature with authority 10 provide
Tor tie payment OF any liability Of the state prior 10 the
edoptiOp OF the Constitution. County aud municipal
corporatlons are allowed 10 become indebted IN an
aggregate exceeding five per cenum on the value OF
tayabe property Counties not permitted 70 assess
taxes the aggregate OF which shall exceed 70 cents on
500 valuation except by vote Of treehihs OF te pSo
e in the county and except for the payment oI lhrpI
tuess al the time Of the adoption OI the constitutions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
lnrSrrAL PaEss DIsPArCH.I

A Delegation appointed by the lead manufacturers aud
smrters Of i,a from NeWYOrk. BOs on, Phlladepnla
Baltimore, Bu1uO, CINCINNATI, Loustl,, Cie'eNnI
Pitsuu gI Cn,agI, aud d. Louis, representing nearly
all tho pi-raI 4, appeared before the Com
mittcc Was auG Means to-ay, ana aISHed al liNOr
features.
A delegation OF eight colored men from Maryland
called ON the Attorney General to-day and represented
to him that coOred have never been suhllnOneu
serve Oh tne juIics in u. y District Court OF th
slate Iucy req tested informed what acton was
necessary t. secure TINS privilege Of citizenship Inc
Attorney General Response To tne statements a4u lac
would take the subject under adylencnL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
H1RBOR ARISES.
A MEMORIAL OF TOw-BOAT OWNERS TO THE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The following memorial has been prepared
by numerous tOW-bOat owners, ana presented 70 the
Chamber OF COmnercei



NEv-YoRK Feb o. 1871
To n, Hon. WILLIAM D5DGg Prsat 81 ne chamber O con-
and masters Of ting boats M tho
habor respectfully call At niOu 70 The monopoly OF
which engaged AMI on which We are nlY De
The 81 obtaining cooperation ara
correcting the Of complain governs
Although orr paraigely small Is important and ien
Tire Of the port There a. present. V toN
engaged Ia towing business tUOU enpoJIAg ABOUT
eeI men and con-lIau g daily 800 tun- OF coal
Hinder present well known g. OF ne gen
en compos LOLOfsbe body that the towing OF se e a
clss.e, in and tie slips Il tie Bust and North controlled
b the be OF a. ere are HarlO Masters eonltc 81
Jor MASTER capital invested boats and when
fsken Together reps smallest fraction o.. TIE Whole
i1yef be,itston saving that IN beng backed ~
the STATE they completely m0nogOhte tle D
srng "a. As vel merchants and hpoTuss Of Innate
declare tO, rat this isc OF hHs does
moi er IN an other port 0f this country 10 ser rs ilAg oar
business popr can aid u Il detrimental !" TIC s's
Of this CITY 400 . q. TOO T. a..
torge of bc being least per cent ABOVE l
ordinary prce-s aIOronite and calls 0f 4cuoh Nu
he Reform movement progressing. AM assistance Wthn onr power
Tor the overthrow Illegal and giant m0nOpoF VIII % co1
submit the above nu trusting 10
vor snn,v We vinaly subscribe ourey rrsptcu yours
East1B Mcmahon COen'esspi A. g. \ eAefson No 10
~ Juius Gorham 10 SOu L9non Boyer Ne - SCUM
William Pease No soutb-st ". A. Pascal No. - S0u joan
Hell Ma ~ sou Palmer No. %! south e. Danei Shi
.ri no ~ souhsti John Caldwell No.. - sou'n''l
& sumner No. Broad-st T. brown No - soathst r. ef
CALDWELL No a. sou; David Coz No 81 Hudson S. fl"fI
nsr No sl Hud.op. J. r. Demny No II Morss- ) NcAey 70
b AorrssL; L. JsycoI, No horn+sI' yoAn heafuei 20 ~
parons,ye: C. b. Conant No. III Br'sdNa " '~~e 40 ~
BroswsT r. H. Rathborn Pier No. 81 North hyef WIN = ''9
Win No southt; Joil T. hcklloyi NO ~ SuSA'" w.
Heissenbute. No III Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
WE4THER REPORT
Synopsis for the ,
DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHINGTOS. Feb. 2l-l a. III
- r.. "a : met f,rfnI,,- fguT bOffFs

SyuoDsis for the mast tlceniv-foHr ho"rs =.
The area of lowest barometer continues ~
New England The pressure has risen from W a., 20
westward. and cloudy and clearing weather has 'o ~
ported from Virginia 10 Lake Erie. 49,, -. ,,,ar-
M iot la er which was Louisiana has, appaI
only yoved eastward 10 tho south Atlantic coast
where clear and light rain prevail Rising Datolhs sI
and cleaIng weather have extended eastward 10 an
bama An area OF high barometer with 10" ZEN Ia,
twre has slowly advanced sOutheastward to NeWlorA
and the ONO Valley. ,.,.
Rising barometer and clearing weather WIN nolst i
west winds; will probably extend during Jnnfsdh1 Su
ward and south eastward the Middle ana "
Eastern states followed by clear weather from tS IA
sis.ipi River 10 the Middle Atlantic Cohati Ci9uu anu
rain In The south Atlantic Statehi very goheIaIS 0S
away moyiog To the mort beast on Thursday.
Clear ana pleasant weather Will probably pIeN"i,
generally from the Appalachian range 10 tim Hoeet
Mountains falling barometer and cloudy weather WIZ
risrg t.muornturc extend eastward RON tho iauIn'
coast severe storm supparenty threasanlhH Tor -.
erU california Brisk westerly winds ar prODAnlC Ioi
the T.stern Gulf and 'hc New England coast OtheI
wsr 4 vigorous winds NOS unSiV.ated for Iharsu'l
mJ!Atng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
LATEST SHIP NEBS.
For other ship Mems see Seeora Pag,.l

For other ship Sews see Seco,d Pcgsl
ARRIVED.
schr HAIRY Blaf f slen Benson Paint ipe, Gus Is sAss
VII
sch Nellie Bowers 0f Camien Me- staekpoe, asAn dsy4
sitd mOlassos.
scH0OvERs-RI7ER c0AiTVisR
W. Fish EiEsbethpor }. e. Patlerson. sLSabeSporL
David SDr8Zue heN LOulOn. h.rl hrlfr eami'f1
Iobn Bnrsy Providence. Gloucester NeH.liayeA.
Atlantic George Bauka Biz4. ProTl5oaca
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND Feb 2i-Aryei steamship ST. Andres lDm tJSgsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
OBITU4HT.
WILLIAM WOOD.

William Wood, Managing Editor Of The
Brooklyn EaCie, died Yesterday after illness OF ten
day' IN the 5ta year Of lis age. lie born IN somer
SCI County England arrived in Brooklyn at the age OF
j. and since that time has been intimately connected
win Brooklyn Journalism. meeting OF the members
~ the Pres viii De held to-day the MasOn D0r6e in
"a, r .u make suitable expression OF the loss
winch Tie trOie,-l5H ha, sustained by his death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
MEXFlO

HAVANA, Feb. 21.-Thc nail steamer from
Vera Cruz arrived to-day bringing aayces from the CITY
Of Mexico the 18Th inst. Up 10 that date the more
recent military movements both sides lad been
unimportant.
The supporters Of Juarez confident but tho rcyo
iioni5- seemed be greatly ed b5 their early
ia tho SOrth. Military law hal been dr'atod
the states Of TdNala and Jd5cO where tho Govern
mont trOup. mad sIllertd sOne Ievera-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22

Gilman F. Briggs. formerly of the editors
5lg Arygg Lately Of t Osrego Palladium died !e''e'
The marriage of the Marquis of Butte to the
daughter Lord Eivar George Howard announced 70 take place
The Yacht Encbantress will be sent by the
A4rrltr the a. e E of Mayo, ATE nee
Tor India Lag LORI Norihbo0 Is mentioned
a. Bari MaTos
Charlie, W Elliot, President Of Harvard Uni
appointed BY the President member o. tlr p
Prof j. K LOOMS VIC 1t-sA
...-.r- .ri esa-o. b- present az le Academy 10 Juue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
POLITICAL.
INDIANA.

THE STATE COW SNTIOE-CANDIDATEs TOR
GOYERNOR--THE GRANT CURRENT.
IBY TBLEGRAPH'T TO THE TRBUNB.I
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 21.-The hotels are
crowded tonight with delegates to the Republican Con-
yention tomorrow Most OF the delegates come with
out instructions but the contest for Governor is evil
IDENTIFY between Ben. Harrison OF this city and Cen
Tom Brown Of the Randolph County district. The dele
cations held caucus tonight, at which Presidential
matters were freely discussed. There ia doubt the
Convention will indorse Grants administration, and. II
It does not instruct Grant and Coax 1t will be for
the reason that public sentiment sets rather against any
instruction so far IN advance OF the National Conyen-
ton Gov Baker will probably preside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
THE COURTS
DEC IsIONs-Fsr. 2t.

Superior COwt-iSDseiai TsyTn.-Bv Judge M9nelI--
Phlrcs sgt ballet sB.ndrsH sanf
ae-di sosie Rockwell sgt CohenOrer granted lie EsB at
Harmers--OrIer grlnteL
Supreme Court b0abes-By Judge Barrett
Lea ag Lea-spor n R,ree confirmed Judgment q tys~
granted Lester - Al A. Gohea-OreS ssti.el.
By Judge birnsrd-Eson syt MafrtYMolon grini Huner
Iuguf % aAoOn denied Clara agf Comm Il -llsOsrt
coaGlmet. Ke.nan ~ a.. dgt hnicht-1toaou Isl.ai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22

BARTHOLOMEW sRPLEYn New York Tuesday FEB 20 \,
Ting GoOfle's Church, George W blth0lsne-
Hartford Lgas laughter d the at- M0GeD J4A W.
Eigi-v, Z. ;. Army.
Tuesday evening Feb o. 1871 It tAa
parents, toe Rev Nm H. hsDro. al
irgon Pluon Of P,e j. 70 Ltle e. laughter Of Jacob 4
Duaham. Of Ph-aleph.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22

scPzANE "Opens a. n
called &c a.
GuIet agf she Mayor 20 Gu rt 20 .r h'yos. \.
CoCKr hPpENs-ArBAyr, Feb. N.--ih. i'ie"ns "a nc
C-1inr FOR Fsb y Nos u.s. 49, To- i50 I1, l50. lsi -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
NEW PROTECTION AGAINST BURGLARS.

A new device is expected TO prevent Dahk
rob.,e. nv surrounding tne safe vault Win an at
tfht Chamber al protector which. being ciosea eos
INC circuit battery. II Is pOwertW anu SeA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22

A Common Pleas Trial Term for issues Of
IIsot VIII be held iu Part IL on the hrst Monday OF
ieh next IN lieu OF tho torn " have been held on the
A<ss AOAGay Vi Aygl ~ Pill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22

Uu9h DarTigan, 4 noted piCkpOCket, was arresteJ@
yestsnar i..ul BY The DstcAtof q iof ssi-
Ing Va liable yn st. yeDV john Gsrns = We.
GIL his surety 72 but 10 lay o. tosA
Darusaa i4lcitO lppeiE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22

Back Ache.-A Females 20 drops C0Ssrgrurhs VATEs
vii relieve y0a IKE soil b. all Dusgst4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22

Parsons PurgaiiVe Pills-Beat family payao EIDAsp
CAyALK4 IOSDIrIOa P0NDEEs. for horses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22

hemON M.
GBcygR & BAzER SEWING NACuus %.
Have Removed TO
7es ,nl 738 Brollsay. corner u Tenth 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22

DIED

Al Notice, Of Marriages nusi be Endorsed 9Th AsA
NAME and QddrLss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22

Use RusyEs PAs MAGIC Oh Il s'rs'3se oArr,>-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-22
N1RRLED.

Sufferers from rheumatism should aka HAZARD q cIs
The sun., 1872-03-02
lnE SUN, SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1872.

in city lots, increasing the already large
fortune of this mighty thief1 These are
questions that suggest themselves to every
mind, but we shall not now undertake TO
answer them. The fact of SO great robbery
pcrpetratcd by one OF GRANTS most conf
Dental Cabinet Ministers is sufficient for
to-day; and when we say that this is but u
specimen, n single sample Of the enormous
transactions of this kind which pervadc
almost every branch of GRANTS Admins
trltion, the public will understand why
the GRANT majority in Congress fear TO
take hold of these things. and dare not
empower any able and impartial commit
tee 20 investigate these gigantic robberics.
The sun., 1872-03-02

10 ne tt.or oINc SNL
SIN: Hereafter, If you publish on a.hertifo-
w,at ipr wc, fh.il want }uu O.. ..ut tl'lr stoNsS
have Il appear In oub Asuali par.o Que cdriH. O
manager advertised 100 rW SuN t.,H' trriH' tilvr- n
Hu lu various tlIariNu with uf 40 t'nFr.lIf SHOW
fore u'ciuch a., t duy tr l.. t'N persona hllt
.Atl"u' and 5Ulr1i',s A., al tr rc'a.s Of 'ut "a
lVytopH,t-' L. e. HtLALh
hARtA 4, ~
The sun., 1872-03-02
Auusrncnts To-II

Amusrmcnts To-day.
Rootbe Theatre JulutCva Mauue,
Bowery Theatre Bursl1 Bu.
Bry aut'- Opera House oh A.. ,nd 91d,.
Cooper Institutc-ta,tute
kibio's Garden .Nlird queen. M,to,,
Nev York Circus i4b a., orp A,aen, n Vus,. MatBt
Olympic 1hcntre-Hunr,y puntty Matinee.
Ran FraHcisco Mtnstreis-jss BfosIwar
~ James Theatre N,rdsg.. Mstn.s.
Tony FLstor'l Opera House \ar. .',.
Thentrc Coniduc N'tin.'.
Tsi-t, rsu-th Street Theatre ea, rD.i rsi,N
Ininn square Theatre r,I O. s,,. Mtr,t
WaiincL's Thtatre-Ih- Ne.-.aa. M,the..
Woods Theatre Out At Sea. MltH.s
The sun., 1872-03-02
NArIoNfL REroRy rIcKEr

tor fu-lota!:
LN MAN TRI| Nli}ULL,
or tGIJNOIs.
70, Vice d1rtsiN,at:
SAM UEL J. TlLDEN
Or SEw YONK.
The sun., 1872-03-02

Yesterday was the last day Of the season
in which game can be lawfully sold. The pres
eut facilities for rapid transit from the Far West
have induced large consignmcntH, and the busl-
ness has far exceeded that of any previous year,
Unless the hunters aud dealers HIo made to con
form to the law, game win soon bc as scarce as
diamonds In Africa. The Sportsmca's Club calls
on all lovers OF led sports to assist them Ia pIus-
ton of game,
The sun., 1872-03-02

A Pen-a nd-Ink sketch Of the Grent Ccru,n-
American Statesman he Tcrrigr,
the Dogs Of Grants Corrupt Administra.
tiOn-A Man and not Dcmnrogue
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-10-26
Lou,'dcs..

Certain cabaretier de Lourdes,-un cheflew.
Du pays bigorras, qu'un marquis de Francsu,
Venllot le doux ap6tre ct Dernadette laage.
Sans compter, savez-vous un glorieuss melange.
De bourgeois, de seigncus, de manants ct denflnts.
Ont rendu triumphant entire les triomphants,
Et celia pour miracle authentque en- Gascogne,
En- Navarro, en- Beam aux hords de la Dordogns.
Au cours de la Garonne,-ainsi parlait raison
"Je suis cabaretier de Los,rdes ma maison
Tremre l'nn de ses p;sds dana lie Gave soncre,
TT je CLOSE patois CONNIE un fs de- Bigors;
Ma cuisine r6tt I'm gigot snccnlent,
Et lie vim de ma cave est I'M vim excellent;
Pieux ayec Monsieur. PLEASANT avec Madame.
.Je crois sncerement aux saints, 4 Nttre Dame.
Aux miracles, 4 Dieu, CONNIE aux bons palerins
Qni viennent par lei Sc disloquer les rcins,
Mas qui laissent chez moi,-Dien conserve lenr
[ame .
Assez dGcus sonnants pour croire Notre Daye. .
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-10-26

Code psnal.-Le comte de Chambord ur
autre inarme, proteste par lettre contre
reimbursement de la Republique CONNIE
gonvernement permanent II pretend que
Ia monarchie, = Ia sienne, - est le seul
gouvernement qni pnisse sauver 10 France.
Les candidats radicanx ont etc elps
lAssembl6e en- Algerie, ct dams les dsparte-
ments dn Calvados ct dIndre-et-Loire mails
le Morbihan s'est passe Ia faataisie dun
!agitimiste.
NouvEAU MoNDE.-Cube, Ia vache a lait
de rEspagne, donne toujours des comps de
pied.-La frontiere texienne ct mexicaine
est encore lie rendez vous des billiards ct des
vo'enrs-Le Herald Sc prepare pub'ier
une edition allemande. M. Voorhies, le
non-eu all Congress, Sc pIaint ct dit que 50
dafaite est due I'insouciance ct Ia sufi-
sance de son parti. i.-Madame Greeley est
mourante. Greeley veilIe q son chevet.-
NJ. G.. W. Smith, I'm des presidents de
lEglise mormone, est par.i en- pelerinage
ponr 10 Palestine. On ne dit pas sill s'arre-
terra a Lourdes.-Ordre a etc donne aux
Kiowas ct aux Camanches, Indiens fort
turbnIents ct pen scrupnleux, puisqu'ils ont
conserve la mauvaise habitnde de ecaIper, de
camper disormais 10 miles dn Fort Pill ct de
l'Agence.-Depuis lie mois de janvier dernier,
sept mile Alsacfens sont arrives New York.
Pauvre Louisiana Miss Nellie Grant, N.
Borie ct sa famile arrivent par le Scotia.
Grant, en- bailant. va a leur rencontre.-Une
malade sur les clevaux, qui commence
dams le Canada, a fait son apparition u Boston,
. Buffalo, etc. ......s=
LoUIsTANE.-On commence les travaux snl
les trois divisions du chemin de fer du Texas ct d.
Pacifqne, a rEst de Dallas, a rEst de Sherman
eta rOuest de la Longuevue-La campaEnt
electorate de Warmoh Mac Emery ct autres 6tt
fort brillante. lie ticket de fusion sera certanemen
fla bien que Kellogg, Pinchback ct ieurs comperes
| ne dorment guere ct parlent CONNIE des lvres.-A
la Nouvelle. Orleans, vile incroyab!e, on trouv
la cour du roi Petaud. II y a, croyons-noua
deux stes NOMINEES "listes de parolsse de la fusion
Farceurs! Les Radicanx. enx, ne connection
pas nne telle b6vue, ct 81 les r6formo.liberau
sont vaincns, CONNIE la chose nest pas impossible
lis ranront bien merite. Et dire que c'est
Nouvelie. Orleans qui santorse du nombre, {
Intelligence ct de rhonnetet6 pour command
a l'E.at ct imposer son vouloir aux campagnet
Qn'Gtaient done, il y ,rois mos, les campagnar
aux yeux de rhonn6te population orleanaise1 I D
vendus, des stpendies, des warmothistes Et c'e
\ la Nonvee Orleans, aussi, qu'on fabrique 4
6ecteurs a la vapeur.