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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10
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VALUABLE
Misunderstanding and City PPoPsrsy,
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The following desirable real estate is offered at
No: 1.-The tive steam and water power nills
aorr S SDd Ssed 8 kiLn died corn meal and
s9yth side Of the BrandyWine, with an t.e WateS
nenss belonging thsreuntO. comprising four sew
water on the South side Of the creek ThiS nSunsr
v comprises tuslvs run Of stone, four OyeTshot
NE cotbsS a I4S seventy horse power engine bolt
yalusble wharf property adjoining mill. O'
ES,;yz-A large lot Of land containing three and
e jas Price Co., adjoining lands Of the sWif
On the creek and admirably adapted for WbaYVeS'S
o..a .nlS are situated stable one store
No S=A lot Of land with two two-storv frame
cooper shops situated At the corner Of FinesnIb
ana NsInut streets. having front OF about l9 feet
StraSt 'tFest Oy " feet in depth along Fifteenth
No. 4-Atwo-and- q half story double brick dw.ll-
~ WITH ot LIZ feet front sixteenth street
corner ct Sixteenth and Walnut streets bS,nc
no. AJo r. SHteenth street and running throurh The
@1sntS mouse IarnAshed with all modern improve
no; 6-A two story frame dwelling houss. with
Ss, ~ d,s eet To1s on kttsSnth street By forty
no, b-A lot Of land A. the s. E, corner Of Four-
~ IIn ana frsaeo streets. 60 feet French str Get
siora sO hovsS a % m % street. with large frame
No; "a lot et land az the Southeast corner Of
.NNltSS4bo u1N OrsNGo Btfoets, 70 feet o. Four-
tsepth street BY SC feet on Orange street. Ou'
NO s5A lot Of land vita fne brick table on the
south side Of Fourteenth street, between MsyEsI
nnd OranEe streets. with front of about so feet o.
FCgrteenth street. with depth Of 90 feet
NO. s[A ,vesy desirable building lot At the n.
corner OF Eighth and MadisOu streets with a front
~ iset on Madison street by y on Eirhth street
All the above described property is nov o6fered
AZ priv tGe sale easy terms OF payment II eoc,
prls's some valuable building lots toFetb - With
wine. ~ A' NAS DdAn~S
FOrfur particulars aud terms. apply to
JAMIE y. PRICE,
Or to his Attorney
I0Ii-u' 0kIR6N a. IA ES
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UNION PACIFIC LANDs.
Business Prospects.

The New York Times takes hopeful view of
.ne business outlook, despite the present depres-
The healthy condition OF our industries almost
lnsHFe rs against any real financial distress. Our
present enormous production Of coal and its use in
productive labor alone proves this 1t is not man
alacturers, but merchants who complain; our pre-
aac'lvs industries are Aounshlng despite the sever
ny Of tue money pinch during the whole Of last
SIl ana winter and the failure OF country banks to
suoto anything Ike their usual Accommodations to
their customers. There has been no distress in IN
OF our large manufacturing towns, except in max
ing their collections, ana some Of our industres-
lron' Tor lnstaneo--havo been prosperous beyond
precedent There never was an hour when The
country Grated anything like as much substautiIl
real business prosperity.
On the whole, then, It seems probable that di-
minsned stocks In the I'll, will secure BUYERS: that
unless there ~ an extreme demand from Wall
str@eS the money market will not be as ruinouslv
close as It has been TOR the last three years that
Europe is more likely Co send money here than to
drag 1t away; and that we can hope for fair bus.
mess Season-R harbinger Of better things to come
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10

FELDsRAR.-Ws have seen specimens of the
feIdspar, chrome aud soapslone from the lands
reOently purchased By q mining company near
ConOwingo and Pilot Town, on The Susquehanna.
The feldspar has been thoroughly tested and /.
pronounced Of excellent quality. Ifit tprns ont
IN the quantity expected the cc@pany will put
in large engine in the aill they Intend 10 erect
on the PoVt Q:pUsit q Columbia Railroad, At
.Oe.o9 90 An experienced manufacturer OF
China ware at TrentOn, Nj e, says that the spar
found here Is superior 10 that obtained in
Connsclicut, which State and Maine now supply
the most thatls used 10 this country. The
company will hayea capital Of $50, ,OOO, in shares
Of $1,000 each.-OxFoRD PRESs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10

EApKzZLR1rRNT By RAILRoAD CoNDUcroRs.-
On Monday afternoon last Thomas b. Shreeve,
otCamden, N. j.; Samuel Fennimore, of Philadel.
phih; Boss Parker. OF Jersey City, and Samuel K
Toy, of Camden, all OF whOm are old conductors
ot tgelye to twenty, years standing on the Cam.
asn hpd AmeQy, now the New Jersey Division OF
tha1 1oaHsy ylsahia Railroad, had q hesrine before
Alderman Reltler yesterday. And also John
SPssr, q Newark. N. j., the gatstsnder in the
jersey City depot.
II 10 charged that these parties have, for long
tine paai, BY the operation 0f a complete system,
been dofrauding the railroad company by neglec-
ting TO punch tickets which they collected, by
taxing up coupon tlcksts and nsglecting 10 make
proper returns, &C. Tue tickets 20 secured were
eela BY means of runners at redneed rates, say
from VI 90 to 81. so each, the regular fare being
800 This vas discoVeged BY the oficsrs Of the
company, and Pinksrtons Detective Agency was
employed TO work up the case. The Oficers were
employed Tor several weeks, and one Of them
bought - many As SeVenty-aVe tickets irora one
o. ehe prisoners, at from dollar to two dollars
saeh, Whep AOomplste ehAln Of evidence Was
supposed to have been required, the arrests were
alr ilade eimait tansously. Parker FsanemOre and
Toy bsing captarSd Ia the depot. ia West Phila-
dalPhia, aud ShFssEs and Spssr in jersey, Olty.
parker EennsmOFe and ShFesVs wee, hsld IN
$1,000 bail each. aud Toy in 5000 ball 10 answer
- tha present. term Of CoRgt. anaaF Was arrested
end held to bail in Jersey City.-Eed9sr. 3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10
oENERAL MEMa-

The President has appointed Mrs. s. 8. Farrell
ssa. at Coyingt0ns Ky. to succeed Jesse
Wednesdays Internal revehue receipts were
81 2536, ,l9o. wv" VI
Inc customs receipts at the various ports OF
tne United states for the week ending June 80
amounted to q, ,500, ,O0O ~
AT Columbia, 8. c., on Wednesday, Judge Car.
penter, on motion Of counsel representing the
tAA-PaysIs OF South Carolina, granted q TEN.
PoraIy Injunction against the collection of anv
tax Tor the purpose Of paying interest on The
ponds OF that State, known as Conversion bonds y
These bonds amount 70 over "a, 100000
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10
Price Of Lands In Minnesota and
Nebraska Compares.
CHAP NEBRAsRA FAnNs.


The cheapness Of the lands Of NebrasIra has
been one OF the chief causes Of It's rapId aetfIe-
ment. AS Detore stated, the school lands ara
only required TO bring the low minimum Of S7
per acre and this Is enough, for, though chesn
at hrst thought, the State has two sections Il :
go acres) In every township or about goo. .00O
acres IN the whole State, which, at q per acre.
VIII bring the magnificent sum of S17. 500 O0O,'
Ho1GEgTRADs.
Homesteads are free from taxation. and can
noe be sold for dept 90 long rs the settler occu-
pies and cultivates the lands. Thew can be
had 1or nothing By simple living uDon leo
acres Tor nve years. There are vet In almost
every county thousands CT acres Of good home
stead lands, subject to entry, ali over the Stafe
or Nebraska. 1t Is always In the power az 4
homesteader, at any time after six months Ia
prove up his settlements aud improvements
and BY paying 1925 per acre get q full and A..
soluta title to his land.
UNION PACIFIC LANDS,
The Union Pacific Railroad offers millions
OF acres OF land In Nebraska Tor sale at from
70 TO $40 per acre along the line Of theiT
road now the great thOrOuRbfare Of the ma
tons. The following Is q synopsis Of tie nr;ce
OF Union Pacific lands in the different countieS
runs AO~O
In Douglas county, of which Omaha city Il
tne county seat 600 acres are still left and offer
ed for sale by Mr., Davis, Union Pacific land
commissioner at Omaha, at prices varying from
% to $40 per acre. '--'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10

The BeanFegard dspartnrs n LouIsl0na is very
pleasing 70 the Republican journals OF the West
The s. L0nls GIObs saya eomplaeently beau
regard and bis frlepds propose essentiallr the
Republican remedy for the eouthern sllls. krhii
makes this ex-COnfsderate indofsement Of Re-
pnbllcanlsm eomplete."
Seven Indians awaiting trial tor murder at Fort
Hail Idaho, attempted to escape last Saturday
whtie cutting wood undeE guard. Three Of
them succsedsd IL the aftsnpt and four were
shot. These indiaAla murdered q party OF Whlte
men on Lost 'ssF last summer
The agent Of the Coast Wrscking Company
-tslagraphed fFOm hnliiAxtog New Yerk, ySstof-
day. that be thought the City Of Washlngtou
eoplt - eavsd, g abe 4as upnght aad lay blgh
en- the beach. 4oat Of her cargo Will be saved.
Some Ohio grangep were 20 foFgetfnl Of thslf
pnnclplag Esesatlly ds to1uak f6r spsolal AIes
ever railroad while going 70 and relnrplng nom
q eopyenuop. The nilroad eompaRy logged
thelf memesy. III
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10

FATHER RTAN on THE NEW ORLEANS MovR.
MnAT:-Father Ryan, the Southsrn poet, and edi.
IOr OF the Catholic Messenger at New OTlaans.
enters an earnest pFotost against the action Of
Gen. beauregard In the formation Of the new
says: ~ -'~-
We protest against that meeting In 70 far as Il
might pretend 70 represent a sentiment bev0nd
Inat heid Oy very small fraction Of Southern
men. we protest agalnat the resolution as 9 com.
PIete surrender Of everything into the hands Of
S sn1ss wno nave played upon the ignorance Of the
colorad people and have proved mon our righaa
we protest against It's recommondationS as tend.
ing 70 make worse the very condition of aaalrs
Mnlcn tney Pretended to better. We proesst
agAinst lts policy as accepting principles which
are completely antI-Southern. And were we nc
only man In our beautiful but oppressed country
20 oppose the spirit and intentions Of the new
movement against all others, and were Il our last
nord, we would braVely record Il In protest.
bas we are not alone. The almost unIveraal sen.
Ilaeut OF the South re-echOes our protest.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10

An attempt was made on Tussdav NIGHT N th,o-
tho Concord and Boston express train 81 81 traeL
at Sancook Station, New Hampshire. A woman
saw TWO men placing ties across the track and was
beaten BY them until insensible, dragged into the
pushes and robbed Of Satehsl containing nearly
the station in time to give uotics Of the ohatrnc
tion and save the train. Her satehsl was found.
With piece OF paper In place Of the money. witb
the words Pencllled upon it, ave made moro
money than We should il we had tipped The traip.
you IooI" No trace of the men were found.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10

ACCIDENTAL" DRATH.-In the case Of q bov
Killed Killed lu London By 6sing knocked down by .
another, the coroner pointed out to the fury ths
extraordinary TACT that, "accldental death in a
coroneTs court usually means a death in which
somebody ought to have been mors careful" Not
wtnstandnR this signicant illusion to the conduc,
OF the PorterS, the jury found verdict of "acci-
dental" death.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10

4p the Lonis ky .,pnblic library lottery.
Which was drawn at that city TuesdSV, ticket
NO 2o.8e3 dew the eapihl prize OF o10a O00
No ., go drew go. .000; No. q. .1I0 drew e25,.
600; No. q, ,764 drew go 00l No. s,7AS drew
Sl0.0 No. l0.9HQ drew $4,000. at the close
OF the drawing Colonel r. T. purrett, presl-
dent, annOdnced that with the funds derived
from the present lottery the payment for the
itbrarY hoilding vas assured, and that the Ia
tentlOn - 20 make the iloraEY the Rrandest on
the contlneut, and rival those of thaoiA world.
2ftt --~-~--.-4gF~~SS ~
The secretary ofthe board ofhsaith .ofNeu
York states that The corresponding week Of no
pFSViops year since 1859 showed 90 small q
AoFIallg IN thar Gly . ltsl week. A Clls saa-
abn advanCes the fear Of epidemies Is being coa.
olderably allayed. -.
EldlA Ksshe 8 sd 90 b IN New York city
In the lAsf siAges q eoR1pwption. a., ,.e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10
10 AND CONSULT
MADAM De CRAFT!
The Wonderful Seer and CIairVOyant,

She is the seventh daughter Of the seventh dauRh-
House; 5l3 Market street, Wilmington, Del, Tor q
soort time only. She gives advice on all business
seiS nov to recover lost stolen proper
VI te OF lovers, and tells thO name Of the per
son you are to marry. Fee Sl.All letters answered
promptly BY lnelosiDg one dollar and Stamp HOurS
trom q. m to 10 p. m. iyl0-6ts
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REVISED CODE

oi this State, as amended together with thu adj.
tonal laws Of pubic and General rafnrs 49,
ps, tne publication Of the last code il being Inc
thn @Sn s oI Laws prepared BY me. in Obedience 10
- .st' o' DeiAEare and approved BY the LeEislaturs
% Lhh STATE, At the late Session. Provisions ~
S asJt me expenses Of its publication havinT been
.. oY JOINT resolution o. the General AgSsmbly
~; ;aaoptea as DovOF. February 18th, 1878 The print
Hm8 u tald code e. amended must conform 70 ~ =
Code Of 1852 with tie Gms dmentS niseSt 4. t0 we
- -, aus AaaioSnal Acts may be printed IN small
NiSSpI JOHN II. PAINTER
Secretary Of State
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10
9SF Sale aHa 1ar 3Gut.
ROR SALE.

FOR SALE
Lott, @9l09 Sah strsst. betwsoa var Rursa and
Lot, sSEss. sballersss avenue aud Adams street.
,,.O iO10l' "a street between Van BuFOn and Har-
10 Lots, ls1sO. Conrad street. to sell ebs.D.
" 2255s1,SSaaSS' 25.1,SaS Dsle!aFs Avenue.
" 24i0o. Rodney street.
sl4xlSt, corner Of Rodney street and Shall-
8 Lqts lszlOO. 10Th street between Linssln and
new HsSp.s3, u reOnsd. corner shsllcrOas avenue
new Hoass. 'OO@sd, SpFuss street below Oh.
eIesant Vashust0n street property, lot asRisO.
CS s.; d rooms gas water and bath, shade trees
m,,,.rr,o KLYEoLDs 4 CO.
EHoR sALE.--sscond- Hand LoDFONs- At Al.
a. moSt your oEn prices, at the Music Rooms, No.
j'la-dtf JAMES n. cLEAIMRR.
FOR SALE.o"Dairymsn attention." superior
z, Adsr1y COW. three years Old fresh March I'D
BSek H0Tss Stable, Front street Win Lewis 81 ias
E0R RRNT-IwO larro cOnnoetip0 RooI1 -
=. y "a the inird story OF the SaXile Build ~
ing, ior soelety meetings or for light manu-
i1fSsSSif.a f:Si. Apply to ALEX s1yEELE Ky 1L-tE:, -
Tor RENT-THREE STORES In the Nov no
street and enc on Pifth street. -" '"O " aug
mArll-tt Apply 70 T. 7. TAYLOR.
LNoR RkNr-NeW House, No. ian HaP- -
- rlson street, eleven rOOmss all R0defu
improvements. bay WindOWs. thFeo stoFisS
Possession at once if desired. Inquire at
l4ll Harrison street. IA SRsstf
dor SALk.
A. small THbalaR Steam Boiler, bout tAFOo
horse power. suitabls for driVinga smai OnRinS OP
heating purposes. Price $50. ADply at t6is Of.
saDl4-6
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WANTS.

DAIRYMEN.-W Wanted snnnIv of g. "A -
Call nF address, IA Wfe5V 5Vf1vStSH f,NStESsTHI HShy'
''0-OS Al ratnan Street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10
PROPOSALS.

\ ARE
INVITED FoR The RRMoDELING OF THE
STATE HOUSE AT DOVER.
=, Plans and speei6cations may be seen At ssna,o,
espSalS once In Dover. on July 10Th 1s13 and
COPIES Of the spsoiheations may be obtained from
mem gers ot the Commission after that date pro-
P9sals VII Be received until the 24th inst addreSs
ct Dover, Del.
LEASDEE RIDDLE. Wnninstoa
gEo. AN 0AsKRN. Smyrna,
huoR MARTIN, SsafoFd
Gas Y. SIocELEY, GsOrEstagn
-. WM. n. SHAKESPEARE Dover
!SA-9-a Chairman Of Com
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
e:rS Per sSnnun allowed on deposits. payable on d.
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OGRANlN EO IS4a.
JOHN McLEAR q SON;
Exchange&Dep Bank
No. 6O9 Market street.,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

deposit Accounts. SUBJECT to check at sight, Game
rations and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10

tr9pesAls will be received BY the undsrsiwued fer
pm; stitching and delivering three tbousand
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10
Proposals

PROPOSALS.
GRADING AND PAVING THE RED or rpo~-r
ShnkkET BETWEEN POPLAR STREE HSb
1AE CHR1STIANA CREEK. W.
cSs sealed proposals will DO received By the Stree;
or, NN' N'1a'lS''0n-
Until THURSDAY, July I7th. 1879.
at o'clock. p. m,
Eor gEading and paving the bed Of Front street.
oll9nsneing on the 0asterlY side of Poplar stree,
AAa tefn1nattng at the ChFistiana Creek
-; .io Iornlanlng stone for paving the same haul
Is bne sand and putting down the paVement in
i,1afng the guttsrs and AaggnR for which no extTa
eilloWaneo viii be made. Tie said cutters and dag
glnS 70 be measured BY single supeFfciaI sa1are
ID mSassute - ent the same as the stone pavement
Lae eidS must be made for furnishing tbe mate
- = SOl1s tns WORK and hauling the sand. The city
70 Iarnnn the sand at the sand pit
sp0nsibls party. -
The right to reject any or ell bids is reserved.
;r1a a. WA. CANDY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10
3sttrra.
.x CENTS REWARO.

han away from the subscriber. on the night of the
IpsS1Tth p1HTth Of the present month. BOUND BLACK
1Ot ~ the name Of Jacob james Carter Sbo1t
sigateeA years old. very black and pouch mauthe5
S1a snail Of his age; well dressed and new shoes on
SSsPpesed TO be IN the neigh Of HsdgsVille
Wilmington. as hi. mother lives there All psrsons
are eAan9ned against hiring or harbOrinE kim. as
tney VAL oe DAFT gith aco0rdinR to Law, 1Ry per-
500 returning said houDd boy % me will receive the
AeoSc reward. SANL z. TOWNSEND.
Ue7"s Townsend. Del
NOTICE-- TIE Semi Annual Session Of The Grand
4 Lodge knighe Of Pythias Of Dslaware. viii be
nei1 10 the Hall Of Star Of Bethelehem Ledge No
u. at SmS rnA, on wednesday. July Is, isiS At
o'clock, p. N. -
w'-1yiS JAS. p. HAYES.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPosALs ron
PRINTING THE REVISED CODE AS AMEND.
ED. &c.
STATE OF DELAWARE. }
kxEcUrIVE DEPARTMExr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-10
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS

SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
For interest made on deposits of specific sums for
liked periods.
COLLECTIONS
Qt Dividends Notes Interest Drafts. 6c, made with
despateh and accounted for the day payment e re-
c0ived.
CHECKS
On Banks in Philadelphia. New York Boston. Ral.
omors, Delaware. Pannsylvsnia and WASHINGTON
VIII De credited on rseelpt from eustomorl ct par.
BONDS. STOCKS. GOLD. &e.
0ovsrnmSnt Securities. Gold. State Bonds Rail-
road Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on commits
Sl0n Local Securities Speciality. Being repre-
Sentsd IN All the principal cities by reliable CORES
Pondsnts, We are prepared to attend 10 any
N tbs line with promPtness and despatch. Persons
yan9nR 70 buy or sell are invited to give Us call
Quotations Of the active Stocks al New York and
PhtladelphiA received daily at our once.
sale. ~
Every kind OflsEitimats Banking done.
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o~W.pn8.
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fixed periods. '-''' ~
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/. etsF zzss
to+eo aa-at
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dor SALk.
~ A small THbalaF Steam Boiler, = bout tArss
o heating purposes, Price $50. AppIy at tSis of.
SaDl4-H
The Opelousas courier., 1873-08-23
Louvre en- Question.

fErtrait de TAbetlle de la NAe.- Orleans, da l6.
Sill est une chose, un bienfait, que le
peuple de la Louisiana ait le droit dat
tendre du gouvernement de Get Etat,
quelque soft ce gouvernement, liberal,
democratic on republican,, c'est la dimi-
mutton des charges publiques ct par con-
sequentle triage des dettes qui se sont
accumnlees depuis cinq ans, la recon
naissance des dettes legitimes ct Pan
mutation on la radiation de toutes les
autres. Quand pendant cling ann6es le
peuple ma cess6 de d6noncer les four
berries, les fraudes,. les conclusions, les
pr6varications, les dilapidations, la We
nalite, les detournements, ragiotage
dune autorit6 qui n'avait d'autrs limi-
to que sa propre volont6, ct d'autre but
que sa fortune, ct quand pendant cinq
ans, vingt millions ont etc ajoutes la
dette de fEtat, 81 born6e avant La guer-
re ct encore si bornee la fin do la
guerre, suns quill y ait eu pour rEtat la
moindre compensation, sans quill en- ait
retire le moindre ayantage, il faut bien
quill y ait beaucoup de v6rit6 dams ces
accusations ct d6nonciations, ct le gou-
vernement qui ne recherchera pas l'ori-
gine des dettes pour d6liyrer 10 peuple
dc celles qu'on peut d bon droit regar-
der CONNIE ill6gitimes ct frauduleuses,
manquera d son premier devoir ct pour
"a etre regarde comme voulant, pour
son propre compte, tirer parti des ini
quites ct des crimes de son pred6ces-
seur.
IL y en- ce moment deux hommes.
revetus dune certains autorit6, qui pa
raissent s'occuper ssrieussment de la ST.
tuatien fnanciere de pEtat. On dirait.
qn'ils sont animSs de bonnes intentions
ct decides d faire, dams PinterSt du peu-
pie, tout ce que leur position person
nellie leur permettra d'essayer ct d'ex-
ecuter. Ces deux hommes sont pAudi-
teur des Complies Publics, Clinton, ct
PAvocat- general int6rimaire, j. @. al.
Fellows. lie premier dsja donn6 quel-
ques preuves dc bon v0uloir on procu-
rant B TEtat un b6nefice dc courtage
dana le naiement des warrants. Mais
la tentative eat fable, ct ce que l'Etat
. gagne dams IopGration de NJ. Clinton,
bien qu'elle ait reussi, n'allege pas plus
le fardeau au'une pincee de charlton
prise dams un grand sac, n'allegerait la
The Opelousas courier., 1873-08-23
Mouvements de la Male.

La MALE de la Nouvelle Orleans, par
la Nouvelle- Ib6rie ct le Grand Coteau,
arrive tous les soirs lie dimanche excep-
te) heures.-Repart le lendemain.
Celle de St. Martinville, par Leon
Vile, arrive les Mardi, Jeudi ct Samedi,
a heures du soir, ct repart les Mercre-
di, Vendredi ct Lundi.
Celle de PIaquemine Brulee arrive le
Mardi soir 6 heures.-Part d'Opelou-
sas lie Mardi matin heures.
Celle de Hickory Flat (Calcasieu) par
les Bureaux de Prud'homme City ct de
FaquataIque, arrive le Mercredi soir a
5 heures.-Repart lie Mardi heures
du matin.
La MALE destination des lieux ci-
dessus Sc ferme a Opelousas la veille de
leur depart, heures du soir.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-08-23
Lettre dun Camarade AIlemand.

NoUFELLE-IBERIE 4aout 1873.
Mossir Carlton
Che fens fous faire mes condiments;
fous etes un faillant betit pougre; fous d.
tes les chooses garrement, ct nous sautres
Allemands, nous aimons gon tire les gues-
tions au CLAIR.
Nous hayons vorme lei une golonie;-
nous havons patti nos maisons nous me-
mes, ct nous drafaillons la terre afec nos
brobres mains. Nous ne fouIons bas nous
melancher afec le necre; le necre il les
g6tes en- long, il Sc rebose drop soufent, il
choue aux gartes ct poit di whisky; abres
il Sc tisbute afec les gamarates, ct on Sc
due gomme tes betes.
Des Louissianais sont en- drain te yaire
gomme nous; Ills mettent Ia main a Ia ba-
te, won't du yromache ct elefent des pes
tiaux. Che fous le tis en- pom vrancais,
foila lie frai moyen de saufer le bays. AS
seq plague gomme ga afec les Afrigains
ct les Ginois; c'est tes planes quill vaut,
ct nous havons egrit a les amis de la bau-
fre Allemagne de fsnir tans ce richie bays
to Ia Louissiane Nous foyons afec blai-
sir, Mossir Carlton, que fous in6tez les
cheunes chens de la Noufelle Orleans gui
ont blus te ponne foloute que t'argent, d
s'edaplir tans les gampagnes; le drafail
des champs rend fhomme pien bortant
tabord. son vamme aussi afec les enfants;
ensuite Il tonne Ia liperte ct enfn la RI
gesse. Des planes. Tes planes! ct la
Louisiana aura pientot rebris son sblen-
deur t'audrefois.
Mais la-pas, Ia Noufelle. Orleans, il
faut chaser cette ganaille de garbet-pag-
gers qui nous aggablent de daxes, bour
sen aller abres gn'ils SO sont encraisses
gomme des oies de Wesphalies.
C'est IN Louissianais qui toit etre cou-
verneur te Ia Louisiana, ct non bas un
transfuche dea Illinois, don't le batriotis-
me c'est son poche.
II nous tarde nous autres Allemands,
de foir palaysr cette Lechissalature du