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REPUBLICAN, REASONS WHY GRANT
SHOULD Nor BE PRESIDENT. Here are a
few testimonials. compiled by the Phila.
de!phia Age, which the people woule do
we'll to consult before supporting Gen
Grant. They are short. but to the point:
Grant has no more capability than a
horse" said Fighting Joe Hooker a
month since. ''He is not fit to govern
this country" were stantons dyihg
words. There are sixteen weighty
reasons why, Grant should never be Pre-
sident," wrote Colfax in 1868. "He has
no more roul than a-dog," said Ben.
Butler less than year ego. "He is not
controlled by constitutional law, bnt by
political rings" says Trumbull. Ellis
San Domingo business stamps him as a
first class conspirator." says Governor
Palmer. "He is making money out of
his position, and that's all he cares about
-" said Senator Carpenter to New
York Herald correspondent. "He is a
man without sufficient knowledge to pre-
side over caucus" said Logan in 1868.
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American Club Fish.
T1sSS:2 DELICIOUS relish: better
ana much cheaper than Sardines. FOR sale
Oy HOPE d GYLES.
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SINGULAR CASE OF SUSPENDED ANNA,
g1oN.-We obtained yesterday, (says the
st. Louis Times, of the 21st ult. J from
a reliable source, the following facts re-
specting very remarkable and recent
occurrence in Florrissant: One evening,
about two and one-half months since, q
strong and healthy young man, named
William Mattingby, returned to his home
from a days work, complaining of not
feeling we'll. Before morning he became
seriously i'll, and when medical help was
called in the disease was pronounced
spotted fever. or cerebro spinal menin-
gifts. Within forty-eight hours after the
first severe attack the patient relapsed
into q comatose state, and was thought
by his friends to be dead. The barber
was summoned from the village to shave
tho corpse and to assist in properly pre-.
pairing it for burial. Upon commencing
his work he was astonished to find the
flesh soft and elastic. He called the at
tection Of others to this unusual circum-
stance, and it was determined to make a
closer examination. AS the result of
their experiments they came to the con-
clusion that their friend was still alive.
Restoratives were procured and speedily
administered. Although consciousness
never returned yet the man was kept
alive for sixty-two days, stimulants and
nourishments having been introduced
into his system by artificial means. It is
believed that all OF these statements can
be fully substantiased.
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Now Books.
THE SPEAKERS COMMENTARY. by Bisb.
6S.p + ops ana M, other Clergy of the Anglican
% Aunt James Hero, by Author of Stepping
Hannah, new Novel, by Miss Muloob. B)c
Jan IA OUFFtE n OHApMAN.
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i. IN AIDibF. THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.


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This magnificent hall, known as Weisiper
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and best arranged for largo and fashion bio
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up In superb stylo. The building has front
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feet, four stories in height, and was recently
purchased for the Public Library at a coat or
$4,000. Three largo rooms are now fitted
up Tor library, and contain about q, ,OOo
volumes, and museum of 100, OC0 specimens.
now open and free 10 tho gratutous uso and
enjoyment OF all citizens of every State in
the Union. It is the purpose Of the Trustees.
oy the Grand Gift Concert now announced, to
raise the money with which to pay the balance
OF the purchase money due upon tho Public
Library Building. to ENLARGE the library. and
to 80 endow the institution as to make it self
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of calling upon any individual who uses th.,
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100000 Tickets Of Admission will he
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Tickets will be sent. when requested, by
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Everybody should read the paper end learn
70 Know now much is saved II 10 Heinitsh's
store they go for medicines.
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Donn Piatt says "there are two sea-
sons in which our Administration seeks
Iepose from its gigantic labors-one is
That which precedes the holidays, and
the other that which follows"
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COLUMBIA WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 10 1872 Vol :


The Career OF n Great Remedy.-Tven-
ty summers have elapsed sincc it was briefly
announced that q new vegetable tonic and
Alternative. bearing the name Of HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS, had been added
to the list OF preventive and restorative
medicines. The modest advertisement which
invited attention to the preparation stated
that it Lad been used with great SUCCESS, in
private practice, as q cure for dyspepsia,
bilious complaints, constipation and iuter-
mlttent fever. 1t was soon discovered that
the article possessed extraordinary proper.
ties. The people, OF every class, tested its
merits as tonic, stimulant, corrective and
restorative, and found that it's effects more
than fulfilled their hopes and expectations.
From that time to the present, it's course has
peer 5een npTard % and onward. and it stands to-
day at the head OF all medicines OF it's class.
American or imported, in the magnitude of
its sales and it's reputation as o safe, aereea-
bio and potent invigorant and restorative
For languor and debility, lack OF appetite
and gastric disturbances, 30 common during
BILE: Indigestion, bilious disorders, consti-
patton. NERVOUSNESS, periodical fevers, and
all the ordinary complaints generated By q
vitiated end humid atmosphere, vanish under
its renovAting and regulating Influence. This
Is M its record. ayouched BY volumes OF intelii-
hfth OF Q! century, and comprehending the
names OF thousands of well.known citizens
belonging to every claeB and calling. In Eu-
rope, ttis thought great thing to obtain
che patronage Si rSyalty for gatent medi
been spontaneously approved BY millions Of
independent sovereigns, and its patent con-
sists in their endorsement. IJnly t3
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Everybody is some authority. II eyerv.
6ody says so and SO, 1t must be SO. They say
q hhElNlTsH's MEDICINES are good and are worth
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How the World was Peopled.
METEOROLOGICAL LLOTURE. By Raw
~ Edward Fontaine. 50.
thoughts upon Government. BY Arthur
Roughing 1t. By Mark Twain. Illustrated;
A. Home and Abroad. BY John P. Ken.
Eoster's Life Of Charles Diokens. %.
Tatns's Notes on hngland. t2.5o.
1PIe-hlstoric Times. By Sir John Lubbock.
Popular Life OF Gen. B. e. Leo.
Ana 1aaa o.her new publications, for sale at
June h. l.. BRYAN,S' Bookatn,a
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-07-06
Ad Josepha.,n.

Que faites vous, Joseph Rimez.vous adventure
Des sonnets payium6s a Ia belle nature?
Quel villain passe-temps Laissez done les gru,auds
Accrocher i loisir la ri,ne all bout des mots
Chssez-vous Tours reveur qui Went tcuc,r les bales
o" lie lapin fuyant aux profondeurs des laies7
G est mieux, mais le soleil dcs baisers ardents
1t Tours pent vous montrer critics ct ses dents.
Par lasard, ct qu salt LIE diabc tant de formes
Vous plongez-vos lie front dams les livres Gnormes
Que Ia th6ologe empa jusqa'aux cieux
Pour conlondrc l'orgueil dun tas daudacieux.
Mais 81 la rine fole ct la tl6ologie
Sont pour attraits, sans charme nj magic
ST vous croyez rncor que Ia coupe de vim
Vaut meux qn'un bouqun lourd, pouss6reux ct
[divin;
81 Tours ne vousa point trop d6tach6 des hommes,
Et que vo,s les aimiez BATS CONNIE nous solnmes,
Prenons un rendezvous de ioyeux Coolers,
1t grisons-nous, morbleu CONNIE deux templicrs.
J.G.
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"Sngucre assemble dit 10 chroniqneur dc
les orateurs ont parl6 en- favour de
Grant, ct auditoirc ma crssG do crer Greeley" =
La Nouvee. Orleans 6mgre, est Gmigr6e.-Lcs
bonnes. Bonnc recote. Quant Ia potiquc dc
ces Oversees paroisses, cle est tGnebre,se CONNIE
Tencrier du dable.-Warnoth sc promAnc at,
milieu de rexecration de Sos gonvern6s ct est
onllnairemeAt fort bicn acceuli. Qucl dr6lc
d'homme! Que les hommes sont dr6les M Pitt
Kelog afirme, sill est elu, quill ne donnera pas sa
dcmisson. Cesar Antoine en- pAli. Quand on ST
non'me Cesar on doit pcnser en- Cesar, ct Cesar a
dit: "Jaimerais mieux dtre le premier dams nnc
bourgade que le second dams Rome
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CONVENTIONS. y dams notre paroisse deux
anus rnd!ca,,x l'uu a la Pnchback pautre 4 la

| CoNvENT'oNs.-Il y dams notre paroisse deux
camps rndlcaux, run la Pinchback, rautre la
Packard Tres bien II aura done deux
Conventions i,ominantes, ccst-a-dlta denx eEonpes
de vingt on trente ndividus qui assuneront
supcrbement le drot do nous mener, de nous
con1urc ct de nous i,hposer leur personnes. Bah!
LIE peuplellentend plus de cette oreie. II est
bre. il le salt ct il lc prouvera Une seule chose
pourrait peuatrc lc d6cider suivre Pierre Paul.
Jacques ou PhiIippc un ticket d'hommes honnetes;
capables ct dg,les, biais e fera.t.on' C'est a
qui veut otrc candidat Les plus absurdes sont les
plus ambiticux, ct Ignorance crasse cntend
conduir' ct morg6mer Intelligence.
Or, nous disons que le peuple vent d6sormas
des candidats s6rieux, des officers capables, des
fonctionnaires ntelligents. II salt que Ia b6tise ct
limbecilt6 doivent roster dams lombre II les fera
rentrer dams 'ombre, au besoin.
Avis aux lubricants de tickets
Plus dc carpetbaggers, plus de cretins, lt,as dcs
ho,lmes.
II nous imrortc pcu que les candi1ats soient
b'ancs on noirs, pouryu qu'ils ssoicnt honnetcs;
capabes ct connns.
Nlais ss ont pas les qualities requises lis sont
Ic rcs'll'at dune manvaise paisanterio on dun
miserable escamotage, nous vous jnrons par Dieu
quill leur sera fnit g,,erre r6pit sans merc
ct triompllane.
PosTE-La paroisse SantJacqtes rive droite;
possedc un nouveau bureau dc poste, Welcome
P.O.
NJ. Henri Elfert en- est le dcsscryant.
DEcEs-Nons avons lc chagrn dannoncer Ii
mort de NJ. On6zime Duhon, brave ct honnete
citoyen de notrc paroisse.
N. 0. Duhon est mort dams la force de raqe;
laissant une tanlc don't il 6tait 10 coursceux
soutien ct des amis qui le regrettcnt sincoremeut
C'est I'M bon pere, un bon travaleut ct un bon
citoyen de .noins.
MARIEs le Juliet, rEglise St-Michel,
paroissc StJacques, par le Rd. Renaudier,
Ma1emoisrlle Camille GRANDEURY. nee a Nancy,
France, ct NJ. Ernest ScHNAGG, nc Bordeaux,
France.
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:fcuillrton IN louisianais.
ClIlSSE A L'OURS.
CiIAPITRE XXXI.
Vidi facies sanctornm letas.
(Ec.)

Horace Crcclcy,-notrc ours pusque nous
l'avons adoptc ct que nous vons c rccommandons
CONNIE Giant de bonnie race ct d'humeuf originate,
vista done rEurope, lc pays dc ses ancatres.
son rctour, il puba un volume Etudes
intitulo "Gln,pses at Europe
Notre ours.-touiors Greeley,-est un obscrva-
trur intelligent ct man; il a WI les hommcs, quill
connait, ct les itmmes, quill connat I'M peu mons;
il salt aussi beaucoup mieux que dautres e secret
les molarrhies ct dcs r6publiques nlas Greeley,
avant tout, est Am6ricain ct sill les qualities
dc sa nation ct les vertns de sa race, il en- auss
les defaults ct peut.Gtrc QuelGncs uns des vices.
Sa philosophlc sc iait rcmarqucr par tn caract0ro
rop esscniicllement national, trop PURITAN, cons6
Qurmn,rnt 6troit. Les Americans, CONNIE no
l'~norent pas ceux qui ont mango eur sell, ont I'M
Deu pni ne RESEMBLE pas aux autrcs Dieux ct unc
anne qn lcur est parcnliere, de Ia une morale q
cnS. Cost IN unc originat6 qni Test pas sans
varnr; nais ce TEST pas Ii unc veritable garante
de- hautc raison ct de souverane morale. Et
lAmericain, fills dhcr ct produt dun tas do civi
sations amalgamccs, possede I'M orgncil incommen-
snrablc ct m6prise froidemcnt tout CO qu nest pa
lui. Nous disons ''froidemcnt'', parceque sd
+
purtains d'Ameriqae, meme les plus inteigents ct
les plus dclaires, comprendrontils ct jugerontils
tonionrs NAL on mediterranean l'Europe surtout
IEuropc des races latines ct catholiques Ian
gleterre senlc, la punec comptcra pour eux, pcut-
6tre bicn maintenant la Prusse du protestantsmo
ct Dc la force Cest que le calcul raille lenthou-
sasmc, ct que renthousasme nest pour le calcula-
teur positif quune force d6rGgl6e. Or, Greeley a
} nal co"rris la France ct les Francais syant du
} rrstc peu vtcu avec ceux quill appr6cie NAL La
France, voyrzvous, est toute une longne historic
polqnr, socalc ct religieuss, grande historic
autant divine qu'huma,nc ct quill nest lonn6 a
Q pcrsonnc de comprendrc premiere lecture. Cettc
historic resemble I'm pcu la Bible, q0i est !,
a Livrc des Livrss. La France, conne tcrre sacret
y des civilizations ct lies r6voutions II quelque Ghost
It d6tange ct dinscns6 pour les esprits supe,fcies
a ii taut ttlr 6n ct pafe pour Ia comprendre ct Il
reveLr Sa tulin a toat mn cote diyin. PourQuc
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Confusion.

La confusion est complete al camp radical.
Les ouvriers de Babel ne s'cntendcnt plus,
ne sc comprennent plus, parlent dcs patois
dt1arents Le ticket do Baton Rouge,
panncha dun carpet-bagger de Ia Douane
ct dun barber noir sans intelligence, ne
sstisfait one Pitt kellogg, Cesar Antoine ct
ruel1ues fonctionnaires federaux ct services,
Non settlement Pinchback protcste, non
settlement Warmotl SQUIRT, non settlement
Billings erie, non settlement Mary Sc plant,
mais Carter lui-memc pousse les hurlements
de Ia vertu indignee ct meconnue. C'est
vraiment droe. Celia SC comprend. LIE
gatean etait trop petit pour dos guenes trop
larges, ct c'est avec raison qu'on accuse les
Douaniers davoir fait unc criminele contre-
bande
Ccpendant chacun parlo d'harmoniser.
Ht.rmoniser est un mot nouvcau dams 10
langue radicale.
Mais commo le desordrc est profond,
comme les intarets sont en- conflit, CONNIE
satisfaction he peut etre lonnee /. toutcs les
voracites ct a toutes les gloutonneries, ct
CONNIE le patriotisme nest Ii corde sensible
pour aucun do ces politicians cyniques ct
ailamis, rharmonio he SC fera pas. Tout
est divise, bien divise ct parfaitcment confus.
LIE ticket dc Baton-Ronge est done nne
mauvaise plaisanterie. Dc manvais plaisauts
FONT fat, ct dcs mauvais plaisants Ie
sifilent. Cesar Antoine est 10 seul qui nc
comprennc rien au dasordrc iproluit II
SO demande naivemcnt pourquoi I'M barber
noir du nom dc Cesar ne ra!lierait pas tons
les barbus, les velus, les chevelus ct lei
laineux autonr do son 'avabo igalitaire
Cesar Antoine Ia MODESTO do Sc comparcl
Il l'honnttc ct au respectable Dunn. Mai!
Dunn etait I'M genti|homme ct un caractere
CO n'ttait point avec In savonnette a vilail
dun Figaro sans esprit quill entendait blan
CHR ct honorcr So race.
Eu veritt', les politicians do Ia Louisiana
ne sont pas heurenx dams lenrs nominations
Les Democrates, cux, mont guere etc pu
sages ct mieux avises que les Radicaux ct 10
Grantistcs.
| Les Liberaux scront-ils plus raisonnables
| Mons aimons a 10 crorc, ct le vrai penplt
Sc prononcera alors car le peuple veritabIt
est jusqu'a present rcsta dams indifference
ct dams labstention. Go qui ne yeut pax
dire, bien cutcndu, quill ait I'intentior
dabdiquer une seule minute son droit d.
souveraln ct dc r1guateur.
Ce ncst pas quand In Louisiana besoir
dc tous scs citoyens, dc toutes scs intelli-
genccs, dc toutes scs honorabilitts, QuoL
abandonment Ia partie aux farccurs ct au,
mauvais llaisants.
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dAumale, mon pere vous jadis donne I'M
portefeuille
-Oui, repond NJ. Theirs mais votre pcre
est mort en exil, ct jo vous souhaite de
mourir dams votro lit, en- France, simple
citoyen, simple academicien, simple republi-
cain, moins radical que votre aie"l ct moins
royaliste que votre perc. C'cst ainsi que
l'ancien ministro Thiers cntend scrvir ceux
qui laiment ct ceux quill aime.
In Republique franchise est faite.
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N0urelleS.

EUEopE.-Un decret royal dAmedee
prouoncc Ia dissolution dcs Cortes, ordonne
des elections pour le 2i aout, ct convoque
les noucelles Cortes pour lie Is septembre.
DiabIe! ca sent Ia poudre a plcin nez,
dautant plus que les republicans sont
rtsous !; s'opposcr a tontc monarchie en
Espague. Amedae, pour conjurer Forage GU
l'attircr, ira bentot yisitor les provinces dn
Nord-Arnim ct Ram,,sat ont signa lie traite
qui pourvot !. lavacuation lu territoire fran.
Gals. Tlicrs est brouilla avec Ia lroite, mais il
sen tit. Toutc nouyelle election scra r6pu-
blicaine.-Ricn dc Rome, excepte Ia rumeur
qui fait restituer Rome ct les Legations an
pape-Lcs arbitrcs dc Gentve s'entcndront.
-L'cmperenr dc Russie est tonjonrs fou.
II Sc croft infailliblc commo chef de lEglise
grccQne.-
NoUvEAu MoSpE.-Grecley etc invite il
sc rendrc au iubi'e dc Boston. II sly rendra.
-Horatio Seymour endossc Greeley ct Ie
programme de Cincinnati.-Le Bureau des
ailranchis est dicidement ferme.-L vomito
est i. In Havane Les Cubains luttent tou-
jours dams ccrtains districts, ct vicnnent dc
recevoir dcs armes.-Le bonhomme Greeley
gagne du terrain, Grant ell pertl, ct tout
annonco que Ia Convention dc Baltimore
ratitiera les fats ct dircs dc Cincinnati
Indiens mont massacre personne, ainsi quol
l'ayait dit tout d'abord.-Toujours grevc
New York, en- Pennsylvania ct aillcurs.-L'
President Grant est a Long Branch, oil il
ell rextreme honucur de rccovoir William
Morre, membre du ComtA central do Il
Louisiana, section Packard. Grant c
MorrcIl ont fume I'm cigarc ct cause d
Greeley sera choisi i runanimite par l.
Convention lie Baltimore.
LoulslANE.-Aucun journal ma encore cndoss
) lc ticket d6mocratiquc.-LesL Liberanx SC rcmurn
s'organsent, ct font dcs progres.-un mectin
favorable \ Grant, dtavorablc aux nominations I,
Baton Rouge, haransud par Carter ct autr'
mfcontcnts, a GU lieu sur n place l.afavctt
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III.

Or, pusque tout Francois dot servir son
pays, ct puisque Ia loi est desormais irrevo-
cable, In France sera servie Sloricnscmeut.
Co scra Ia non settlement ,lne nombrense
armee, nlais une boune arMic. Les hommcs
marcheront cote Il cote des hommes, disci
plnas dams lie meme esprit, rapprochas ct
confondus CONNIE classes, rtpubicainement
ct acknowledgement. Et croyez bien que lie
paysan, Intelligence Ia plus rcbele aux
innovations, en- meme temps Ia plus fdcc aux
institutions justes, Sc souviendra longtemps
que la RipuhliQuo Ia iieya vers une tgalittde
plus. II sc souyicndra aussi que cettc meme
RipubliQue, sans violence, sans insurrectou,
par Ia simple vote de la lagalitt, sans lui
imposer une take de plus ct sans le priver
dun seul droit lui q librement ct gantreuse-
ment donne lInstructon publiquc, gratuite
ct obigat0ire Et c'cst la un souvenir qui sc
grave eternellement dams Ia mamoire, plus
puissant que celui de Marengo ct d Austeriitz,
plus glorieux ct plus fecond qu'uno epopee
militaire. Les conQu6rants passent avec
leur gloire, laissant derriere cux Quelques
statues mnettes ct quelQues noms qni
iinissent par Sc perdrc dams Ia foule mais
les veritables bienfateurs de rhumaniti
laissent des nuyrcs durables ct tdes institutions
eternelcs. Oui, quand Ia France entiere
saura lire, quana In chaumiere sera eclniret
CONNIE 10 chateau, quand 10 dernier de
pauvres comprendra Ia responsabiit'
humane, quand toutes les classes SO seron
mesurees deyant rtgaGte des droits ct de-
devoirs, qnand Ia base de Pelitice social n
sera plus un compose d'ignorance ct d'argiIc,
NY aura plus d'ecrouements politiques ct d
revolutions sanglantes. CO sera rapaisemen'
Ia conciliation, Ia solilarit6 ayec toutes sc
Q consequences legitimes, ct certainement
: rapublique inattaquable ct iuattaquee. O
ne frappe point au cGur ce'le qui SO present
a vous avec les mains pleines do bonne
O nuvres. Jamais homme, a moins detre fot
( ma brhl6 Ia maison OH reposaient So femnl
9 ct ses enfants. Et l'on volt bien que cet'
t Republique franchise nest point un agrairia
s nisme absurde, un communismo bette, II
a socialismo purement thsorique, mais simple
Il ment uno male ct viyanto democratic q
Q fait des enfants vigoureux ct les homm
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Cnndidniurc.
N1E. ED1'roE,

Ms. ED1roE,
Please announce that the Honorable J. X.
Ganlct allows his namc to be used rs
Candidate for Judge of tho Fourth Judicial
District, at the next November elections,
and that he will be supported without
distinction Of party, Of race or Of color, by
The majority Of tho Electors.