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PassG Ce cue nous venOns d'GnOnCpr
il ne nous rcsto guGre plus qua parlrr
CONNIE On dit vulgairemcnt. de la pIuie
on du beau temps. Du beau temps, he
las meme, ave2 rinagination la plus
Do6tiqup, il sorait diilicilG d'en.Chantcr
In DrEspnce ct les bienfaits. De la p!uic,
du villain, dc pafreuz, dc r6pouYantabIe
mauvais temps don't Ie Ciel nous aiiIge
depuis plus 4 d'un mois, les couIeurs som
bres pour le dGpejndre ne sont pas diff
Giles a troQyer Tristesse generate, at
faires nulies, chemins inabordaOes' re
coltes Eortement compromises ct aYonIr
avant Ioiss6 tomber de SOP front t0utcs
cos iolics .couronneS &osos cue nous y
voyions attaches, il yG De celia I'm mois
ct demi.
ST Ie temps 5ta;t beau, Il est probable
que des 6chantillous de boau1 pr2dujts
seraient parvenps au Cotton BoH, gu ne
les recoit Qu'ayec Ia satisfaction sue
donno Ia penS6o que tout VS. bien pour
les Peysonpes Qui s'cccpPent de Ia cuI.
ture du sol.
Les sombres couIeurs du mouvais
temps ont, pour aiusi dire, d%toint sur
'eslTit De la jcunosse gui q su-pondn
ses r6crGations. Non loin De Iotlice de
metre journal, nous voyions prGcedem-
ment une charmantc jeuna Personne
usant journellement De Ia baIancoire
pour dttendre la fatigue de son esprit
occasionnGe par ses Guides. CONNIE ellie
est plolne de glaces, ellie aPparaissait
souvent CONNIE une sy1phide, CONNIE un
de ces ttres fantastiqUes que cree II.
imagination. Parfois, droite sur Ie siege
de Ia baIuncoire avec un lfger balance
ment, ellie simulpit an ange Ia blonde
cheveIure, deseendu du cjoL sur la terre
pour voir 81 les humans sont heureux.
La balaucoire est toujnurs Ii. la corde
n,oscilte plus qu'au souftIo du vent la
syIphjde a disparu dams la brume' ct
range L romonto sans doute Ycrs les
oieux pour dire IEternel, son Dleu ct
Ie n6tre. que tous les Louisiana!s ne
dorment pas sur des feuilIes de roses.
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Depecl1cs TeIegranEaiQues.
(Extraits Dc rAb5iHe)


Paris. g iatn.-I.n couvcrnnmont
d6r;dr ooe Henri Rochof FORT errait trans
porte 1ans Ia NouyeIIc Cul6douio
I'ar;s. J3.-Oo aononcp Que Ia minis.
tre de-, 'junucos unnrSYiyra GD~tav,
, rnnrbn. nnrr Ia rooonvronnn+ ia !.
sou,mn 1tnnrsrn NM. J.. r,o,,vo,,n,ront
dams IL reconstruction Jo In rolannl
/ Erndhme. Mr.. Courbpt fut Ir premier
instrument du dGcret du I3 avril, orJon-
nant Ia demolition lie la coIonnc.
Paris, I3 La denando du oonvorno.
merit mf.ltairn de Paris, aJrcS-lc,, .As.
>cmb,fo rour nv il. I'.u,trri.ot;,, \,
2our-uivrr u I%nntr Ronc ca9so nm,
prof u1o acitarion Il Versailles.
N,I,il I3 I'm .vn,xf IA 7, D,1;t;
Iona t9turn. lo ,ronvornI,nrut =. .<tc II, an.
i,nrI.bn; ,,v Tnrtns e.. .d,rn.rn,,t fs
y,ri.. 10 rromrfn I>.n,rr..t,,u. ,In. Ftat.
r.r<r,nv T.. rn.,orr,,;,,,, H.. l., l;.n;,f;
no mi,itafra. In nr,cInnatfon 10 Ia Ini
martiaIo contro les inSurgGs Carli<to4,
la IibcrtG drs AontiIIrs ct la suppression
dc rrsciayage.
On estime que lr deficit dams les fl
uancrs. Il la fin du prCScn, mois, scru de-
; 500 ESQ rt"uX.
Il senior Muzo' mlnlstro d" Ia Gn"rr",
est Un ann dc Castelar,; II annonco q" II
>uIYra Ia mem" r"Iltl9ue cue son prc-
der"sSrur'
Iiambourg, IL La hanlo du rGgi~
nrnt du prince George, de- Iarmtr sax
onno, est purtlo, CO jour, sur lp stramer
Fandnlio' pour aiier donnor des con
certS aux htat5- Onl5'
Washington, l3-ITro LrrGche at
que les marins rrfuriCS du PoIaris ont
GtG cuvoy1s au NorI. ayrc la recon.
manIati..n De ne raire uucunc comnuui
cation. NapIGs Ic rapport ttnbIi il pa
rnif ouo I'intrirun ct la iaIou,ic GNis
Talent a hord du Po'aris, Io iour memo
de son dGpalt. LIE captain Hall trouya
que Budd,ington lui ttait oppose, ct que
Ior>4ue lr poIaris uttrignt 10 point Ie
plus ayuuc" au nord. b"jdlington you-
Iajt Qu'on tiIit enc. ro r}us loin, ct ll.li
fnt sui~i do Encouragement. Buddlmg
ton, ap1Gs Ia mort de Hall, Ctait cons
tammrnt soul.
La yruvc de Hall est arrived bier de
Ciucjuu~S 4 Washington ct ttt fort
<orr'.>" de trouYcr que les hommp$ d"
rrIol?"&9 do f''oris n y tnSsont plus.
Ellie @r>Fat o'a0couP les I"'re PaTi'F
sur !" mort ne son mari
LoS ao,"rl''7 na'a'es ont 3aT"e Io"r
Giles les 1ntormatlonS ooteno'S sur Rats
ttlrN Gu lOIaTlS.
II parait que pendant Ia r@conte ex-
curSion du bureau Determinations dn
dGpartement du Tr6sor, an Sud, on a
dccouyert qu'un collector de Douoncs
ne pouvait nj lire nj Gcrire, ct QUEEN ou
tro j. await etc convaincu anttr:ouro>
m"nt dun crime mt"mo'
New York, l3.-43 loges de frame
magons. sept conmandcrics de Chcva
Iicrs du Temple ct Plusleurs chaPItres
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|. ...3:.lnII1EsSION DE JOBS

:, .,,,o espsce, conoernant les Cartos,
De T~ts,es Lga5g De Taoturos, les ReGus, les
i, .,!,,l,. Ln'I5iE I5i'Epterrement, les Afiches ou
BIls,sa y .as las Briefs d'avocats, etc, 10
rlaS1tg11 PEI nromptement ct soigneusement i'm
@% ,E soit en- anglais ou en- francals'
pilaJ' I1.n5 III ordres sont laiss6s d notre bg,
lpsal ", rge m Washington, pres le bureau do
Isal, B..lo On donnGs a notre Agent
IV'''' -Prix Mod6rGs.-
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l'esp5rance de faire % balles de co.
ton, 81 le temps ne lo cqiftrarle pas.
L'ann6e derni6re, il q fait 13 bales
de cotton, 470 barrils de mafs, ct
d'un barril de pommes dc terre ir-
landaises il obtint 20 barriIs. Mr..
Moses emplOie la machine i cotton
d'Avory ct dit que son usage va en-
S'Gtendant dams la Caroline du Sud.
II la cOnsidGrC CONNIE le mcilIeur
instrument pour lo cotton, ct dit que
Ton peut Icmployer pour Ia des-
truCtiOn des herbes. Mr.. Moses, en-
fHisant chausscr son cotton, ne Ie
fait pas recouvrir autant que beau.
coup de planteurs, ct il ponse aussi
que chauSSer dCuX fOis est unc opG-
ration sufisantc. Sur la tcIrc de
Mr.. Moses, Mr.. James NJ. Benton,
ex.habitant de Ia Caroline du Sud,
a un beau champ de cotton, ct, sans
Gtre deraisOnnable, il peut esptrcr
en- Obtcnir six ballcs.
Ayant traverse lc bayou, nous
trOuyamCs sur la plantation dc MI.
Lessin Guidry environ so acres de
co+on o+ 1o ocros do moys +ous ,Ionx
on hon [+at on raison do 20 ono Ia
torroin os+ si+n5 snr ,os houtonrs
a,,i oro;.inont 10 1o1,o, o+ nuo l.o,,
10 ,r,o,,t :, e.iorrnor Mr. TT N Rom
n, nm optro ovhabitop+ do n Co>
I, ,ro1;ro H., Sud onItivn > L. mart enr
M mama +crr,in Of . environ 90
ooroe do oo+o, o+ g ooros no ,noYs
f,;+s nor 1ri Of IN motifs oorcone Of
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% a. So 80, oo ~ ~ o aooo, ~ 1o ,nogs
ct c'est sur son champ gun q plan
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Il. MEYNIER Jor. a Ia NouvclIc-
o.5sps IS.' est dQmcut autorisG q fare Ge9
gEyagS, gsEAorncnts srI Al CoTroN-BoLL ct au ST.
apD't8S A RowT 4 ON reoevoir le montant ct a
m donuer quittancc. o
,n.nt i In NorvcIIe-OrlGans-Mr. THO,
nlB MCINTYRE, No. II, Commercial
pjsan
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JoUi uu Co''tll III l"", "S', ''.'i az.
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core oo,,,,,l9 ] uotn1cIo ~ P;ano''o 10 So S"a"r =;
10 te''0 t9 ID i1oulsl"li0 ~ e:' uno
sans capital, ne sont REIMBURSEMENT pas
toutes Proprittaires dn sol ct toQteS IN
ntelhsentes' IL t4udra hien' an dem7u>
rant rant, Pu elieS otlnsent q uno la2on az I;oo; oo
rJ oo "u,r[ #" po' SO S@urVl nronr'5 % 80 ntIo
ct tt nnro1nctivo rI1 'c'i,Y 1a3s 1anrI MINIS Car
I,aoti6n 5e IN hnnorc en- Louisiana. est
actuellcment plus nuisible que favora-
ble a IagricuIturo ct au credit ct il Sc
lait peut-Gtre bon quo ses pIantatlon5'
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~ N. yyELSEgANS,

AGENCE D'ASSURANCES,
No. AS, rue du Camp, cncoisnurc Gravicr,
NOuycllc- Orleans.
Cap t,1
A%enCc dies Underwriters, New n
York S !, 900, ,O0T
Georgia Home, Columbus Ga 5 5ou,v0D
Queen, Liverpool and London $40, ,000,no
American Central of st. Louis. $ 1,375. 600
Mercantile Mutual (Marinc).- S l,7Oo,0G0
Toutcs les Pcrtcs sout promptcmcnt re
gIGcs ct paytcS 4 la Nouvcllc-Orlcans,
Les PoIiccs aont fnitcs, dams ccttc con
tree, sur les Fnbriqucs dc sucrc, les Cox
ton Gins, les Oranges on Grcniers, les
MalsomS d'IHbitaton ct los Magasins do
marchandisrs,
Vim. ROBERT~ON, agent de la Iocai,r, \
la N0u;cllc-lhtric.
o. BARBEE, agent dc Ia localitt, aBjton-
Rouge. m
Henry MAURRAS, agcnt-gGn6ral voya-
Grur pour Ia Louisiana.
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Yentes de SUGGESTIONS par lo Sheriff.
PAROISSE LAFAYETTE.
Point de ventes a nouveau annoncees
dams IA paroisse Lafayette.
PAROISSE ST. LANDRY.
Point dc vontes autres que col.es que
nous ayOns aunUncGes.
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~ ,. EgABE'E' ~ CO.,
toYoll"tr"r- tj Marrhauds-C COMMISSIONS
na5r.2 ro@r la 1rntr cu 2ro5 dies a2tiDI,~
GH0rERIE EFT pIIlENACIE,
-, IS, - 4 -, vi" Tchoupitoulu&,
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Connecticut Legislature has reelected
Elisha Carpenter Judge OF the Supreme Court for eight
years. The House also elected Amos 8. Treat, Roland
Hitchcock and Levi b. Bradley Judges Of the Superior
Court The Senate chosen other men, and seems IN
cliDed TO adhere 10 its action.
In the New-Hampshire House, yesterday the
Committee National Affairs reported in favor OF the
joint resolution oensurng the recent Congress for its
action in increasing the salaries Of Its own members
The resolution was tabled. The Special Committee on
the Governors Message reported against the exped
of calling convention 10 revise the Constitution
1t voted to close the session on next Wednesday
The New Departure of the Allen County
(OhiO Democrats may yet create revolution and open
the funeral services OF the defunot and rapidly decayng
corpse of Democracy. Several leading Democratic or
Of the West have already approved she spirit OF
the Allen County platform, and The Missouri Re
publican the foremost Democratic journal in the North
West thus adds it's communication; Allen County is
Democratic by 466 majority ana the Vth DISTRICT, IN
which II is situated, ia Democratic by $500 majority
These resolutions, therefore, are not the trick OF
minority 10 increase their strength but the fearless
would be well for the country similar platform could
be adopted in every Congressional District DemOcratlo
or Republican, In the Union"
Gen. Buffers nomination for the Governor
ship of Massachusetts, before the State Temperance
Alliance last Tuesday. The Alliance, however could mt
make up its mind whether the General TO be trusted
10 enforce the Liquor law not and took fortnight to
consider the matter. One ardent gentleman supported
Gen. Buffers nomination in rather questionable way
by saying that he "woud rather have devil in hell
who would enforce the Liquor law than an angel Of
Light who would do than GOV. WsshburD has"
We should suppose the General would get tired OF being
considered no more than convenient tend incarnate
But somehow this is the reputation which he has
acquired, and TO these very virtuous folks seem
willing to put him. They forget that the end noarnate
may in the end prove very troublesome and unsats
factory monster IL he should be elected 10 enforce the
law and then should MT enforce It, the kettle of fish
would be altogether too pretty for human natures daily
food. POus folks who fends incarnate TO further
pious ends may find that thay have engaged In
what I'm pious business
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
WILL OF HORACE +. CLARK.

The will of the late Horace +. Clark has
been filed in the Surrogates Office and is drawn up IN
his own handwriting It is dated Aug H. 1863 and the
witnesses were Robert Eyen and William j. Van Ars
dale. IL bequeaths to Mr.. Clarks daughter. Maria
Loolie his property in New Rochelle, and TO his wife,
Maria Louise his property in ROcksway, Queens County
Mr. Carks brother. Serene B. Clark, receives all the
property belon ging Mr. Clark in White Plains, West
chester County He leaves to his brother the Rev. Fred
erck g. Clark $4,000 in trust $4,000 to be applied To
the support of Mr. Clarks brother, Serene b. The re-
naming OF the 900 Is to applied to the support
of Mr. Clarks sister Mary Elizabeth Willard. He be
oueahs all the remainder OF his real and personal estate
TO his wife and daughter Maria L0olie in equal shares
the provision OF the wife to be in lieu OF DOVER He ap
points Augustus schell his executor and his wife his
executrix. cOdic is appended TO the viii by which
hs gives TO daughter Maria Looe, in place OF the
property in NewRochelle Westchester County, which
mad been disposed OF after making his WILL $4,000 in
per cent mortgage bonds OF the NewYOrk and Harlem
Railroad Company. In addition TO the property which
e had already bequeathed his wife, he leaves her the
house and lot constituting the family residence, at No.
10 East seoOndst with the stable located ut No
l3 East Twenty seoonds He gives to his brother the
Rev Frederick g. Clark. tho further sum OF $50000
trust apply the support OF Mr Clarks sister Mary
Elizabeth Willard.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
NEwYoRK Daily rR1BuNf SATURDAY. JUNE SHEET

Tacitus. Milton. xenophoD. Shakespeare Homer"'
Shakespeare, Loyols and others OF the immorta' ino
Rev Fathers Hoaley and Young occupied tho center Oh
the stage with the students either side me auu
ence was large and dstinguisbed one An Grafton on
National Recoleotions" was delivered by Jacob d. AT
mold "The Pen and the sword" was the JOINT produo
ton OF William H. Dennis and Thos. Il. Sherman. Ihere
were oratons on American Literature" by Edward l.
Fink. and Endurance" by William Il. Jones' James
r. Tracey delivered just and beautiful tribute 70
Father Early, and tho valedotory Address was
delivered by Mr.. John q. Hollngsworth. Mr..
Joseph Il. Washington Of Tennessee deliV-
erod an Grafton the Indian Question
The distribution OF prizes, consisting OF medals ana
books then made by Father Young For excellence
in study another, large number OF students re-
oeyed recognition. This followed by the announce
ment Of degrees. The degree Of Doctor Of Laws was
conferred on Richard T. Merrick OF Washington d. C.;
the degree OF Master Of Arts. in course on Daniel j.
Kelly, Georgetown. d. G. James M. Mackal. George
town ID. G.; Thomas A. Badeaux, La the honorary
degree OF Master of Arts Patrick ]. Murphy, h ID,
Washington. d. c. the degree Of Baehelor Of Arts was
conferred Jacob b. Arnold. Md. r. 7. Miiea Burns,
Tenn George w. Douglas. ID. g. Edward X. FINK,
Nd. John 3. HOlnswOrth, Ohio; James L. s. MullaY.
N. Y. Neal r. Murray d. g. Charles g. voorhees,. Ind;
John II. Walsh, Va. Joseph H. Washington Tenn r.
SnOWden Hill Md.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
Sueclal Nulltes


Calvary Church. Of Fourth and r~ent' 6rs.
SUNDAY, Je 20 a. 10. Ocoos tes tho shep
Western York W preach ami admit tbe Dseosa.
graiuitcs Of the Grn-rai Theolog -sl Semiusr,.
-Onire Notice.-rh. aas Kurope during
SATURDAY Jane b 1915 ul thus odos WHDNBs
DAY. ~ M. THURSDAY, II .. ind SATURDAY
as Il and I'm. rhoS h. JAMbS. POstsa@stes.
Chdren, Came Homc.--IO- MORROW will be the sev,stf
h laying VI the Of she Old Da.ne
NJ. Cbsrrh. Tb Rev JOHN g. OAKLEY viii preach
proprAe pTrscn escs Of
Sprug nO3Os Az the saraz membsrs II che ald
church are inUsed to BE- present.
The Hooks are now open Tor Sub.cripsion to tho
INDUSTRIAL COIIBGH ASSOCIATION Ohcs No 10 Tet.pl,
Block Los Angeles 6kO. G. GIBBS OF By
ami Articles cf Incorporation 10 b. had Implication
Or Dh GIBBS. over Wells Fsrgo X Co. BrbJsa Ne~-Iok
Tribaue Lecture Extra No. \.
rHK METHOD OP CREATiON
AN sARNEsr PROTEST. AGAINST
rHB OARwINlAN TBH0RY
Twelve Lectures delivered by Prof AGASSL bsfrs
Comparative ZOOLOGY 1Csnbris, Ms.. oesos .aoas, Il
and rsnnte nOtasuOn concerning An,ms Id panJ
Trbuae sheet oi eight pso. .ad s..s
NOW READY
TRIBUNE LRCruR. RNTRA No EIGHT
This sheet also description wonisral
eri In the RoeAy hoa0'sus tale College Expedition
Pnes. usa copies By % 10 oonts Or n see O
Address TrR rRiBUsR New Yots
Nine kIA sheets eoS..ang 20 Lectures sud la Rnen,sx.
sad Crcd MObe Report and The rdbaac Au,n'c for %
Sound and Hearing, Voice and Speech, The Bxpla-
nation OF Musicai Harmony with u,rssOus Three eStNSus
VI e'ol s~oe's. "a tHleVsH Lavtvsa sAhsA aNN
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
MUSIC.
TIE SAXON BAND.

The success of the English, French, and Ger
bands in their concerts in the United States
Summer will have done mischief II it stimulate all
the military bands of Europe to pay a visit There
very few organizations OF that kind either England
the continent which could reasonably expect to
find profit in such adventure. The Band Of the Royal
Saxon sharpshOoters Regiment No los, from Dresden
have rsked the voyage and last night made their first
pesrance at the Academy OF Music. They number forty
peces-a brass Except the drums) and are led by
Mr. Hans Girod. OF course band exclusively OF brass
intended TO be heard within DOORS and the con-
cert the opera house intended rather as formal
introduction andwelcome than as an exhibition OF the
performers best qualities We may say that they play
rretty WE'LL considering the at their command
but with special finish and with very little deicacy
aud although in out-ofdoor music they are probably
brilliant and effective, their execution last night called
particular critical notice. Mr. Girod showed him
self accomplished player on the cornetapiston and
received in common with his men abundant applause
from a tOlerably large audience.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28

ANDRUS-LYOSS- rs.dese Of The brdss Osrrns
by the Rev Paddock d. d.. Hiwsd "a ADins 70 Carrie b
Lyons, daughter Of @. lyons esg, Of BrooElJn
DUTLERPHRSON the evening June & at the rdeaee o. h
bndes parents by the Rev Dr. Searns Mr. Theodore bsuer o.
Buffalo, n. Y. hs Mary w. etiest daughter OF A. A. e@~
esq ofNewark. n. }.
CIINCH-MOUNT-O Tuesday MAY 1913 In Oatsnd Csifos
bv he Rev Charles G. Cnch Of San Paso-oo Cal.
H. daughter Of the l-te Joseph and Brabs noss'
formerly Ot heSlOrk
OILLHTT-LYON-At the residence of The bride. Heuart J..
Juue Henry vehsl.g Ed-st A. Gile W Ssd'e LJos
daughter Of Daniel n. Lyon. esq.
HARRSWASA Belmont Bergen COUNTY the G<b inst "
Dasbe d. d. assisted bv Rev. j. d. Bsn. W FrotoseA
Harris Sara ~ Walsh, daughter Of COrneus Wslsh. ESQ
HAYWARD -BRUCE-Ou Wednesday 25 1919 by The Rev Mr.
Wisu Samuel A. Harvard Of BaslOn. Mass 10 bisuA raos
Brooklyn, T.. |.
MORGAs-wYCKOPP-on Wednesday. June o. b, the Rev T. l.
Cue d. Charles Theodore Morgan - asU Vrsna "JeAsS
both Of Brooklyn
RWPORTRR-fn BrooiTn THURSDAY June 8 a. he rrsde-rs
bnds Bushsekaye, bY the ev DR. PoSter
New Miss JO. youngest daughter u William Pses
esq
SOvRRBL-MATTHHWS-At West Orange, j., JoDe - at a~
rdeuce Preston Williams ESQ., bT he Rev James Wbsms.
Mr. Wallace Sovefel Of Basg Orange 70 nss Josephine
Matthews Of West Orange
sTErSON-RUPP-A St Psurs Cbucb Railway Thui.y. Joss
G. QaenEe Pancs LJnde StetsOn Elizabeth W asughs
Of the late Dr. Samuel Rnf o. NJ sad sp5shtos u e
Edward Rogers Of Railway SorJersey.
WIKINS-CORT-June a. By Rev Henry ABSen Mr. Wiiss ~
wilkins 10 Miss Annie X. Cort both Of Newark. n J.
WOODBURY. WeiDeasT June Is. the Chur a
Father Cemontsye., Ataoacayr by the rev n X
Ny Henry Woodbury. Plymouth Ind M.y PsrEe e-s
daughter Of Charles Parker OF Brooklyn.
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