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The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-02
ELOUs ass:
sAMEDI matln, 2 MARS, 1872.
Convention Democratique d'H tat.

lie Comit6 Central D6mocratique DE-
tat a convoqu6 une Convention qui doit
avoir lieu la Nouvelle- Orleans lie l8 A
vril proclaim, dams le but de considerer
la condition politique de rEtat, ct pour
determiner la maniere d'agir du parti de-
mocrate en- vue de l'election de Noyem-
bre proclaim.
En- consequence, il fait un appel ener-
gique aux membres du parti, afn qu'ils
s'organisent ct Monument des delegues a
ladite Convention.
La Paroisse St. Landry droit seize
delegues, ct nous esperons que mes freres
en- democratic ne seront pas sourds cet
appel.
Ne serait-il pas convenable que le Co.
mite Democratique de Paroisse prenne
linitiatiye dams ce cas- important?
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D LIE Photographic, M. Henry Mancel
nous remis. de la part de NJ. Raymond,
notre digne pasteur, une vue du Convent,
une du College ct une de PEglise. Ces
photographers, nous en- sommes certain,
seront bient6t dams les mains de tous
leur merite d'interet local, leur cachet
artistique tout-a -fait heureux, feront de-
sirer D chacun den devenir possesseur.
Merci a NJ. Raymond pour les exem-
plaires don't i'll nous fait present. Les
personnes qui desirent de ces vues vou-
dront bien s'adresser an presbytere, on
est le depot exclusif.
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= AUX EMIGRANTS.

soussigne est agent pour la vente dun
~ moroccan de terre d'environ 500 arpents
don't mn tiers boise, situe 12 miles d'Opelousas
Ceux qui ont besoin de terre ponrront achetel
lie tout en- bloc on par lots de so arpents ou plus
un prix reasonable ct des conditions avan
tageuses. Pour les particularites, s'adresser
.QUATREVAUX, Opelousas,
on Blanchin & Giraud, No. 62 rue Vieille LIE.
wee, Nouvelle Orleans.
BTCeux qui, sans ma permission. Sc serviront
de cette terre ou y couperont du bois, seront ri.
goureusement poursuivis. II. O
Opelousas "a Fevrier 1872 la
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La Champagne Presidentielle.

La campagne presidentieIIe s'engage a.
vec une vivacite inaccoutumee. Les re-
publicains de ia vieiIIe roche Sc serrent re-
solument autour de la reelection du gene"
raj Grant, tandis qu'une coalition form.
dahle de toutes les nuances reformlstes al.
lees aux democrates Sc preparent la ba-
taIlie avec une vigueur menacante. LIE
gros du parti democrate Sc recueille ct ne
laisse encore rien voir de ses projects; mals
il est certain que la frame Sc noue dams
Tomb. e, ct que du Nord au Midi, de PEST
a IOuest, un reseau immense relic ensem-
bic toutes les fractions de l'ancIen parti
ct les nouveaux groupes qui repudient Pad
ministration actuelIe. On ignore encore
quand Sc reunira la convention rationale
qui condensera en- un corps solide tous ces
elements de nuances dlverses.
Leparti republican, reguies tiepdra sa
convention rationale lie JUN, a PhiIa.
delphie. II exprime une con6ance sans
bornes dams la reelection du Gen. Grant,
quill desgnera indubitabIement pour son
candidat.
Les republicans Iiberaux, ayant leur
quarter general dams lie Missouri, sous la
direction de NJ Karl Schurz, convoque-
ront uue convention rationale Cincinna-
ii pour lie Ter Mai
lies reformistes du travail, (Iabor re-
formers) Sc pr"posent de Ieur cote de ren
mir leurs adherents a Columbus, Ohio. lie
% du present mois, qul est 'anniversare
de Washington. Autre reunion le meme
jour ct dams Ia meme locaIite, des parti-
sans de la Temperance. Enfn, il y une
foule d'autres conventions projetees, qui
toutes Sc preparent lutter d'inhuence ct
d'antorite pour faire prevaIoir eurs vues
ct lcurs interets.
En- somme, les parts sont extre.nement
divises, ct, part les pha!anges compactes
qui prennent lie nom de Grant pour mot de
raIllement, on ne volt encore poindre a
Fhorzon rien de bien determine. Il fau.
dra quelqne temps encore pour que les
groupes 6pars Sc concentrent ct Sc rassem.
blent.-C0Hrrier de EIUinois.
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Le Courier des 0pelousas
PUBLIC LIE SAMEDI PAR
LEO NOE SAN DOXs
CONDITIONS

".
LABONNEMENT sera de trois piastres r.
an, payahles davance.
LES AVIS Sc paieront enquante cents as ga
carre pour Ia premiere insertion ct vingtsslipIs
cents par earre pour chaque insertion sabss
quente. HUT ignes GU m0ins constituents y
carre
Les avis qui seront envoyes pour atre pap;e.. a;p.
seront inseres Franeais ct ADglais Z! hlossa
lediteur iuge d propos de les diseontinuer
Les eandidats aux faveurs publiques desIcs. =
payer qninze piastres d'avanee, sfls yeuieha Z
taire annoncer. =.
Les necrologes, les lettres de remerciment =. ).
reclames, les communications dun genre peA
sonnel, ETC., Sc paieront au taux des avis. "a
Les articles dune nature personnclle .t9uasas.
toutefois lis seront at!nssibles) SO palefpFs
Yingt cents la ligne ct d'avance.
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10 Pour nettoyer rore maison ; pour laver
les plats, les planchers, les toles-cir6es les ta-
bles !; pour nettoyer les crois6es, la peinture,
les couteaux, pour polir lie ferblanc, le cuivre,
letaln ct tous les metaux, seryez-vous du Sapo-
Ito d'Enock Morgan & Fills. LIE Sapolio est
meilleur marehe ct de meilleur qualit6 que lie
savon. Achetez-le chez M. Posey, Pharmacien,
ct La Groeerie dc Walton A. Sandoz, Opelou-
SaS.
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chant a peine ecrire, on en- aura une ldee
par les items suivants:

chant a peine ecrire, on en- aura une ldee
par les items suivants:
$4,000 envelopes de lettres ct 45
boites d'enveloppes, Ell tout S 337 90
Papier lettres, en- tout, 9O7 90
Plumes, 266 crosses, on 35,3O4
plumes, 1,12O 90
Gallon rouge, 300 90
Encre rouge, $50 90
Crayons, 1872 90
Presse- papier, 432 90
Canifs, 936 90
l8 douzaines de grattoirs, 468 90
l douzaine nappes damassees, 24O 90
Pour $46S de grattoirs il paraft quill
y beaucoup CRATER la Legislature.
LIE savon figure pour 1924; ce nest pas
trop pour des gems qui Sc salissaient les
mains tous les jours dams tant de trirbta-
ges.
Nous passons beaneonp d'items assez
curieux; ce qui precede suffit pour donner
une idee de la facture.
LIE compte de papeterie comprend aus
81 pas NAL de barils de charbon, envoyes
domicile certains representants, sans
doute pour chauffer leur zele.
NJ. Devices, president du comite des de-
penses casuelles, approuve, sans sour
ciller, la facture don't nous venons de
donner des extraits.
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GRocE2IH DE- EAM1LIH.

MN Me. DESESSARTS, rue Main, Opelousas,
1VA pres rancien Hotel de rUnOn, soliicite res
pcctueusement une partie de l'encouragemeatdu
public. Sa Grocelie sera toujours pourvue ds
tout ce que les families peuvent d6sirer tells qne
Farine, jambon, epaules ct pats-c6t6s suere, III,
pommes de terre, ognons, lnorue, maquersny,
cafe, graisse, beurre, fromages, eard,nes. sau-
MONS huitres, honlards, harieots, feves, patisse.
rie biscuits, bonbons, fruits rear1-de- vie, pom
mes, oranges, bananes, coeoS, noix, noisettes,
wins fins ct ortlinaires, iqueurs fines, hoissons
spiritneuses ct une infinite dautres articles don't
Remuneration serait trop Tongue ct qu'elle yen.
dra aussi bon marche que possible.
Opelousas Dec. 1871. 3nl-
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Manufacture de Voitures.

ESLATTE de Encouragement gui Iui etc ae.
7 cOrdej jusqua present par lie public de cette
Paroisse, lie sOussignG remercie sincerement eeHy
qui lont ainsi encourage, ct sollicite en- meme
temps In continuation de eur patronage. II So
ra toujours pref manufacturer des buggies,
hacks ct autres vehiculcs sur commando ct de-
main de maitre. Les PREPARATIONS aux voitures,
tant eharronnage que forge, peinture on garni.
ture. seront executes promptement ct aux prix
les plus moderes, pour du compliant settlement
Dorenavant, tout 0nvrage qui ne sera pas pave
sur livraison, portera 10 pour cent d'augmenta-
ton pour les frais de collection Immediate.
LIE soussign6 a toujours ell mains des hacks.
des buggies &c. neufs ct de seconde main quill
vendra bon marche pour du compliant.
s. P. CLARK
Opelousas 20 Janyier 1872. l9tf
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PhOto-StereOsCOpe.

TIT MANCEL, op6rateur. Vues en-
H. Photographic ct en- ambrotypes,
etc. etc Tn superbe chrome pour 50 cts.
Satisfaction garantie chacun, ou pas de
Placement. Les portraits des entant for
ment pour Get artistic une specialize.
Donnez-vous Ia peine de venir examl-
ner des specimens a la vile Banque ou
Hotel Hayes, visa Wis la Maison de Cour.
ODelOusas 3 feyrier 1872
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La Machine niue par DIES cheyaux,

de Reynolds, surpasse toutes Les autres pour La
force ct la dnree. Cette machine etc manufac-
turee expressement pour etre adaptee aux mou-
Inns cotton, moulins CRU ct autres travaux
dhabitation. Ces machines ont obtenu les pre-
miers prix d La Feire du Texas, en- 1871.
Elles sont manufacturers la NonVeIle- -Orle-
rues South Market ct Fulton, pres alu March6
Ste. Marie
w. III. REYNOLDS, proprietaire, bofte 1890.
Bureau ct Depot, No. 80, rue Caronde1et
BLOCH g. DUPRE, agents,
Opelousas, Line.
s On demande des agents parteut. On en-
vera gratis une iste des prix tous ceux qui en-
demanderont. IS aout If
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MENUISIER-EBENIsTE

y e soussign6, Menuisier-E -Ebeniste. aux Ope-
- lousas, annonee au public de cette Parois-
Sc quill Sc charge de IeA6cution de tout travail
de menrliserie qui lui sera confie.
IL fera des citernes, des portes vitrses, des
chassis, des etageres pour magasin, des comp
toirs etc. II reparera les vieux meubles tres
bon marche, ct, sur commando, il fabriquera des
arm"lres, des garde manager, des tables etc. etc.
Les chaises sont rempaillees dams son atelier
Les instruments de musique, pianos yiolons.
flutes etc. seront reyernis au tampon, ainsi que
les crosses de flsil
Son atelier est pres de la forge de NJ. Victor
Lastrapes, rue Main, Opelousas.
D. SOUYEUX.
Opelousas l6 DecembPs 1871. 14tf
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Presses a Cotton.

II ES presses cotton dite Reynolds revolving
- Wrought Iron Screw" sont une ameliora-
tion sur les presses a cotton a Wis les plus popu-
laires, ct elles ont etc prononcees les plus com
pletes, les plus durables ct les plus facles ma
nier maintenant eonnues LIE poids entier de la
presse avec lie cotton dams la bofte repose sur un
pivot, permettant ainsi a deux hommes on un
cheval de presser ayec faeiite une bale de cotton
de 500 Tyres
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All PUBLIC.

II E soussigne remercie sincerement le public
i'll A de lencoura cement liberal qui lui a etc ac
cord6 depuis quinze ans, ct il annonce Ell meme
temps quill continue, son ancien emplacement
recevoir ct expedier le fret qu lui sera contie
ct espere par sa constante attention aux atfaires
m6riter la continuation de Encouragement ge-
neral. rS9"Le cotton sera achete au plus haut
prix du marche, son Magasin de Depot:
+. L. PITRE.
Washington q Janvier 1879. la
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nan Rice sera lei le % MARS.

NJ. D. s. Thomas, l'agent de NJ. Dan
Rice, nous prize d'annoncer l'itineraire
suivant du Cirque monstre de ce come
diem consomme. IL s'arr6tera aux en-
droits ci-dessous NOMINEES, oh il donnera
doux representations; une apr6s midi ct
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LES BILLETs DEcHIREs.-On Went de
publier une circulaire de nj. Spinner,
tresorier des Etats Unis, relative au rem
.boursenent tides billets du Tresor dechires.
A PaVenir, on ne fera plus de reduction
correspondence aux moreeaux man
quants. lie Tresor paira int6gralement
tout billet don't les trois-cinquiemes lui
seront remis, 81 lie billet pr6sente ma
que La naoitie de la grandeur primitive,
q moins qu'un affidavit n'etablisse que
l'autre fragment est detruit.
Ces dispositions s'appliquentaux green
backs ct aux petites eoupures fractional
currencyj, mais non pas aux billets des
banques natiDnales qui sont remboursa-
bles par ces banques.
(Banniere d' Iberie.
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Corn DIES PREUYEs.-Lundi proclaim
lie juge Garrigues ouvrira une session re-
guliere de cette Cour en- notre vile. Sc
Ion la loi, cette Cour, en- outre des affai-
res de succession, prendra egalementcon-
Nuisance dies affaires itigieuses don't le
montant est an Glessons de $500.
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~ Il u ., rue Main, au-dessous du bu.
reau dil Courier, IN beau local 4 louer
C'est nne des meilleures situations poul
toute sorte de commerce.
S'adresser an bureau du Courier.
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BA entcndre raisonner notre voisiu,
10 Journal, i semblerait quill soft permits
IN radical de s'enrichir do lois de mo-
nopoles, on de se vendre, on de voler le
tresor public. Mais 81 un democratic a le
malheur de Sc laisser aller d la tentation,
j voudrait en- rendre responsible tout le
parti. Quelle saline logiaue
The Opelousas courier., 1872-03-02

MACHINES coudre, de Singer, avec les
1yl ameliorations recentes, vendre aux prix
de manufacture, ct constamment en- mains chez
BLOCH g. DUPRE.
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q Nous sonmes prie d'annoncer que
Passembl6e mensueile des membres de la
conpagnie des Pompiers aura lieu ee soir
q 9 heures. dams Il grand localoecupe re-
Aeemment CONNIE sale d'encans, Ell situee
#au- -dessous du bureau du Courier.
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Brashear City, mardi 15Mars
Tigerville, dimanche, IL do
Franklin, lundi 1S do
Nouyelle-I Ib6rie, mardi 10 do
st. MartinVille, mercredi, 90 do
Fausse Pointe, jeudi 81 do
Charenton, vendredi, % do
Centrevilie, samedi, 90 do
Pattersonville, dimanche, "a do
Opelousas, Mardi, 26 do
Washington, Mercredi, ~ do
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A vENDRE A L'AMIABLE.

@3@s4A&AA~-1]1'
ETNE HABITATION stu6 Chataigner, III
q miles d'Opelousas) contenant l65 arpents
de terre don't 80 arpents ben boises, une bonne
mason de 36 pieds de longueur, bien fnie, ainsi
que dautres dependencies, lc tout en- bon etat.
On vendra a tres bon marche, ct une grande
partie IN credit reasonable.
Pour lie prix ct les details, s'adresser sans de-
lai all bureau Gu Courier des Opelousas ou on
soussigne sur les lieux:
ZEPHIRIN MANUEL.
Chataigner Septe,nbre 1871.
ZINE reduction iberale sera fate ceux qui
Y acheteront Ell gros chez
BLOCH & DUPRE.
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HIS Disposition and What Justice Bixby Has
To Say About IL.

HIS Disposition and What Justice Bixby Has
To Say About IL.
On next Saturday the charge Of libel upon which
Mrs. Helen Josephine Mansfield had caused the
arrest of the tate Mr. Fisk was to have I'D for
q final hearing 10 the Yorkvllle Police Court. 1t
was set down for tnat day by Justice Bxby the
sci for Doth parties to the case having agreed.
How little they, or In fact. any one then present In
the court room, thought what the gnal disposition
OF the case would be. In conversation held by q
HERALD reporter yesterday with Justice Bixby, he
said that OF course the death OF Mr.. FISK the person
charged with the alleged misdemeanor, ended the
case and, 80 far as MS Court was concerned, it
stood now az II 1t mad never been recorded on his
books.
The pile OF testimony taken In the different ex.
aminatlons Of the case and now IN the HANDS OF the
Judge Is therefore Of no more value than If It were
only so much waste paper-that is IN legal sense
and worth preserving only because It would make
an interesting chapter or two of free love" litera
turc In which is recorded the cvenful lives OF two
prominent votarles OF that rather loose religion.
Justice Blxby, IN answer to al inquiry made by the
reporter before leaving, gave 1t as his opinion that
nc was almost certain stokes had no intention OF
day. and only made up mis- nina to do 1t alter he
Jury oh charge Of Matchmaking Notwithstapq.
inn the fact mat the Judge Is 80 nrm In this
opnon, there are many of those who were
pIesent ut the examination last Saturday
who believe that the reason Mrs. Mansfield
had for breaking down In the middle OF her test /.
mony-a tnng so unexpected from her who
had on previous occasions showed so brave
a front-was In reality her knowledge OF the
great crime that was to have been committed that
Siternoon Another circumstance which has been
commented ON Is that while stokes was the stand
giving MS testimony In behar Of MRS. Mansfield ner
eyes never left his lace, on which they were wist
fully 1xed, during ms ex9minaticn. In fact, II Is
asserted that II Mr.. Fisk had put in an appearance
at the Court on that day hts life would have been
taken There instead OF at the Grand Central Hotel
which has been SO suddenly immOrtalized.
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DIVISION OF LONG ISLAND CITY.
Local JeaIousies-Tromble About the Division
~. ~ AZ Spyjls.

Local Jealomsies-Tromble About the Division
:. ~ - az Spoils.
Last evening meeting OF the Astoria section OF
the Long Island City Reform Association met at
Crouthers Hall, Astoria. After amending the by
laws and tfausacllng some minor business IT was
resolved that the following should be written on the
face OF the pledge which had been signed by the
members at the previous meetlng:-"lt Is hereby
agreed that the expenses Of any member Of the As
ISOLATION shall not exceed one-half Of one per cent
on the assessment Of his property or properly that
he represents lof the year 1S7l,'
The following important preamble and resolution
was reierred TO the Committee ON Amending the
Chartcr:-
whereas the and Second wards have, by their Alder
permit The building City Hall delayed the sur
vev by their acts have caused great loss to the
their attacks tim, To tmc upon the
Executive and the shown that they must either
ruin and whereas these attacks upon said Executive
and departments have aided and abetted by articles
written by some OF the most prominent czeos OF say
wards and whereas union necessary to the prosperity
ALL and judging their attacks actions speeches and
meetings that union Impossible now, therefore, Dc
Resolved, That the committee having the Cy Cnaase, a
advisement consideration whener wo.
better Interests OF ell concerned 70 avuo
the oy by taking the line Of Mott avenue and
nue. a. souhery boundary q cry 70. 0e ss 10 establish
whatever form OF 20 them secm ~ aid
their inercs and requesting OF the ssasc or
their cooperation and support
ajaW bayins 10 view We carrying out Of mss r''0
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der the Leadership OF Juan Benieno Gomez, crossed
over II into The Vicinity OF Santa Clara. Tarifa, the
commander OF the Spanish forces In that district,
succeeded In making surprise attack on their
camp on the I'd inst, ana according tn scc0unts
Killed four and took seven prisoners, capturing
and spencer patterns. AS the result Of this opera
ZION Gomez, with nine others OF MS band, surren-
dered the next day ana delivered up eight Reming.
ton rines with quantity OF ammunition.
Inc Spaniards have made an important capture
in the person OF Eduardo Saayedra, young man,
Eastern Department..
The spanish journals daily reporting the usual
NUMBER OF engagements, skirmishes and surreR-
dere OUT the nsurrection does not decrease In VI
!ahty me Sp1niards are very particular IN report
Ing insurgent losses, but omit 10 state their own,
landing OF arms for the Insurgents have been CIR.
culaied. r d.
THE AMERICAN CHURCH.
For some weeks past, since the arrival or tile
young divine, the Rev. Edward Kenney, from
the House OF Bishops. Americans and osher
COMMISSIONING folks have been able to hear
the Word OF God preached. service has been
neid regularly every Sunday since his arrival,
upon the American war vessels in port, ana has
Deen quite numerousy attended. The transient
VISITORS az havana snipmasters and their wives ana
0tnets are cordially Invited and expected to attend.
~ Is proposed 10 continue holding regular service
tnr0ugnout the year, and, failing suitable vessel
10 mold II Mt some OF the Consulates.
'KING'S DAY.n
Lo-uay IN Havana Is q memorable holiday
'klng's Day"-and while your correspondent Is
writing his ears are assalled by the beating OF the
drums, tom-toms ana other instruments OF the Az
ricAn negroes who parade to-day, with their ma
tlOnal dances.
Valmaseda to-day receives the military and civic
corporations foreign COnsu.S &c. r--. ,t,.ss
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sc..sss as v. so q sss9s Ts ss s
quarrel wdea noM w iaS epae%c
II u not owing 70 any capacity In them. On proper
helpless minority In the State and Will ever re-
main so as long as can be distinguished the black
Is moribund and for its own and the countryis good
we pray u may never recover. Until the last YES
tiges OF the Two parties are SWEEP away and the
principles and measures which they have built up
are wrecked ana cast over with the dead relics Of
inc past, the dawn OF proper ana universal civil
reform throughout the country Will be retarded ami
driven back upon its own resources, t, await the
consequences o. another and, perhaps, bl0odier
revolution. Ct
SATURDAY MORNING.
Affairs are thlckening and the excitement 10.
HTeases' 1rSades street - blocked up by double
or their packers are permitted TO the enclosure
Yesterday evening, after the adjournment the Gov
ernor yet smartng under the indignity forced upOn
HIM, issued the following proclamation to the mem
beers OF The Assembly, coRles, however, ing only
served ON the creatures o. his own party. II speaks
1Of ltsel -
GOVERNOR wARNoTn's PROCLAMATION.
NEW oaEAss 5sD Isis p1rA a p
Whereas conspiracy has developed itself to overthrow
Elsass saa . sss
moment assembly BY the United States MarshaE on As
writ Of United States Commis.l9nsr and
and members Of The General Assembly detained in
members OF the House 5 AND es
other persons in their stead there being no time during
present condition public presents an extraordinary
ss 1 nee &
a. a9 q sS s ss s.y sSu.Y s
sSSs Ter. r.. i b 90 the
1874 H. q. WAKMOra, Governor OF Louisiana
j. W. FAIRFAxs Assistant Secretary OF State.
AT four O'Clock they met Stormy and bitter were
the denunclati0ns, and the resolutions adopted re-
sembling IN their character and extraordinary has.
tiness the eective measures OF the Corps Legslatf
IN Paris on the disasters OF Sedan. rnis was fol.
lowed immediately after by troop of deputy
United States Marshas bearing OF eighteen Of the
belngerent members. At this session the Warmoth-
ties were stgnaliy victorious. The chair was de-
cared vacant by a large majority and Warmothite
installed
the evening passed OF quietly People began 70
apprehend that the affairs OF the three preceding
days had arrived at crisis and would cuninate In
blO0dsned this morning The police were more
communicative, out more insolent Than before. 1t
was freely admitted to your reporter ny members
OF that body, on his speaking OF the United States
troops, that any untoward movement on the GOV.
erDOr either ny the citizens tue federal authors.
ties, would be met with decisive rebuke and sum-
mary punishment The picket knes posted at each
end OF the street were impregnable. No one was
allowed TO approach. Only we'll known reporters
were permitted TO pass and this through four or
deals Of similar character before they reached
HOue0
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O u b A .
Property aud Personal RecIamations In Behalf
OF a Sentenced American Citizen.

valnaseda's Policy-The News Of His Recall
"reminiscences Of Concha's Rule-Power Of the
Spanish Insular Executive General Crsspo
and His Successor in Office uberna-
torial Accusations Against Amsri-
can Marine Captains-The Re.
bellion Extending Church
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