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On s'entretient q Bruxelles dune
curieuse histoirs- - z
Lantre matin. deux messieurs Sc pre-.
sentaisnt an gniellet do la Banque na-
tionaIB oh sS patent les billets.
Monsieur, disaient- Ills ) l,employs
nous voudrions changer des billets.
Tres biea, n1essieurs; pour coInbien ?
Pour trente millions. II
La Prusse, qui await reea LEILA France
cette aomme dams l'indemnite de
guerre, vonlait tater 10 pouls d la Ban
que natiGnale en- venant demander lie
reimbursement sans crier gare.
L'enployS; heursusement, 6tait un
vrai rOntier. no si'ssl ,sF
HAe seHreiIla pas. (.
sssiegars, Id mai paa I'll asos,, 4, !
dams Iaaon tir0ir. Js ya;s fe,;fs ,,,siar
le caissier Ycuilles e q
compter yns billets. 80 Z : - :.
Puis i ehvoie an plus vite nrSva,,;, /.
MM. 1reyinaire ct lamar, dirsefenrs
de la Banque. & Z
Par bonhenr, padministratjon av. i
flaire la n6che depuis qnelques ;o,,rs
L'argent 6tait pr6t. Les d6l6guSs All
gouvernerfent prnssisn ont et6 pages
inm6diatenent, non sans surprise de
leur part. On est gsn6ralement sur.
pris dsetre jou6 quand on youlu jouel
autrni. e a-ss ~ s
lis ont emp0rt6 les trente millions
dams an fOurg0n seuleneut, avant
lenr depart, on les prizes polimAnt dc
rappeler d alenr gonysrnemeEit que pa-
cage, entire nations ciVilisees, 8tait de
pr6venir les banques au rnoins viDgt-
quatre heures 4 l'avance pour des pale
nnents dc cette Importance.
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IL Juliet ST
Ii a etc arrete
Sources de Ia POinte aux LoHps.

Il lie soussigne anuonce respectueu-
Is:::m sement au public de st. Landry ct jes
IsAss Paroisses avoisinaates, guil est, des
auiourd'h hui pref recevoir es vsiteurs cette
Retraite d 'Eie bien connue
Ceux g',i prefereront venir avec leurs pro-
pres provisions pourront lie taire, ct des cham
bres Ieur seront louees all jour, a la semaine
ou au mois Prx tres moderes. #
ANT.B CART, proprietare.
St. Landry I5 iuin 1873. 35tf
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MoRT DE sA BLEssURE. lie garcon
de couleur qni await 6t6 accidentelle-
ment blsss6 par un coup de pistolet, la
semaine .derniere, est mort des suites
de sa blessure le vsndredi apres. Son
frere, atteint ! Ia ianabe par la meme
bale, Sc remet rapidenelt.
SMcrier, Nile -IbSrie.
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A vENDRE.
lie Courier des 0pelousass
PuBLIE LIE sAMEDI PAR
EONCE SAN d Q A

/.
L'ABONNEMENT sera do 'tfols p''
par an, payable d'avance. eents ~
LES AVIS Sc paieront cinqn w.,;ngt.cips
care pour Ia premiere insertion e1 aa aas ssnbsk
cents par Care pour chaque inser'loai s.itaeIon
quente. HUT lignes on molns c9n''
un care. ..nnhIs
Les avis qni seront envoyes pour ens eangIsjs Il
seront inserss en- Franeais ct en- ansssl as ius
moins quill n en- soft autrement ofo9al - Id db
qua ce que lsditeur juge propos ~
continuer =. aevresl
Les candidats aux faveurs punn.!q9assss ssssalents
payer quinze piastres d'aYanee, S iis 'S
faire annoncer. a,cineps
Les nscrologes, les lettres de rems,ss n,sa rsp
les reclames, les communications y;s ~
personnel, etc, Sc paieront au tauA oes sl fouap
Les articles une nature pefsoliileiie ,alelea
totltefois lis seront admisslbles) ss f
vlagt cents la ligne Ell daTance.
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CHAs. A. 4PERRoDIN.

Paroisse st. Landry 90 Jnin 1873.
Je certifie qu'une de mes files, agee de dou
re ans, a etc complement ct parfaitement
guerie dune attaque severe de dyspepsie. ct
aussi de Fasthme. en- Sc rendant aux Sources
de la Pointe aux Loups, ct en- faisant usage de
ses eaux pendant quelques selnalnes.
ANTOINE IARBE.
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LECHoLeRA.--n y en- sept d6ces.
DIN cholera a Nashville, Tenn, ie6 du
courant, ct quinze ! Chattanooga, dams
le meme Etat, en- deux jours, le- $ ct le
6. Jersey City OF Brooklyn, N. III, ont
chacun Gu un cas- fatal IL z. Chose
6trange, ON men signale pas 4 la Nou-
velle- Orleans.
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II Booth, le celebre tragsdien ame-
ricain Went de MOURN Paris. II etait
frere de l'assassin du President AbTa
ham Lincoln.
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JOSEPH M. MOORE.

AYOCAl JU URISCONSuLihi i
EXERCERAs sa profession dams toute Y
IL Cours du Huitieme District JudieiaR-
Son bureau est lie meme occupe ci-deyansP RI
Swayze Il Moore, ct plus recemmens
Moore & Morgan, rue Bellevue, OpeapM
Lne. 0peleusas % avril lSfi-
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Les TERRrToIREs.-n y a, CONNIE z :
tats en- perspective annexes q la Repu-
blique des Etats-U Unis, onze Territoi-
res, denx ou trois desquels sont deux
on tgois fois plus grands que tous leg +
tats ela Nouyelle- e-Angleterre; ct tie ter
ritoire qui nest pas au moins dix fois
plus grand que l'Etat du Massachusett,
est consid6r6Gsun petit Territoire. lie
territoire de Colorado est treizesfois
plus grand que le Massachusett, tahdis
Que les Territories de Dakota ct Arizo-l
ma sont deux fois plus grands qete lie
Colorado. Les onze Territories CON
tiennent plus dun billion ct un quart
d'acres de terre, tandis que tous les g
tats de l'Union ont au moins deux cent
mile miles de moins. lie Territoire
d'Alaska content 369,529, 900 acres
II y deux Etats dams 7 Union don't Pc
tendue en- territoire ne depasss pas ce-
lui de La Paroisse st. Landry.
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ECOEE PRHyEE.

T UNDI le 2 JUN. j'ouvrirai uue ecos y
IL de la Cour, pres de FEglise Caiholqss
Opelousas. Les enfants recevront une bonn
education anglaise, ct 81 on lie desire, ilsssrfs
aussi instruits en- Franeais. EnseignensH5
So par nois par enfant, payable d la fin ds m ess
que nlois F BoGGILD
Opelousas 81 mai 1873 33tf
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II Le docteur NJ. a Ia tete un peu
vive. Deruierement, il s'emporta, dams
upe discussion. an point de provoquer son
eontradieteur.
&C est bien. monsieur, lui dit celui-ci,
mais je ne vols pas que les chances puis-
sent etre egales entire nous. Je prendrai
une epee. mais 81 Vous ripostez avec une
ordonnance -. je tomberai raide mort.
LIE cholera reparu Ia semainel der-
Mere dams La Paruisse Lafaurche.
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J. L. C0uRET..
a vendre a l'amiahle.

TINE Habitation situe d Chataignef, oss u
I miles d Opelousas. contenant los aIgsss spas
de terre, don't 90 arpents bien boises nne ~ u
maison de 36 pieds de longueur, blen hnls, me y. y,
que d'autres dependencies, le tout en- Don 81 y.
On vendra tres bon maTehe, Ct ans ~, ~ /
partie un credit reasonable. fouf = - p.1
les details, s'adresser sans delal aa puleas i
Courier des Opelousas. on sl soassIgnssr gslsrpr 81
lieux. sTEPHlRlN MANI
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GySi vous voulez des marchandises
bon marche, adresssz- sous Nj. Mau.
rice Vllasec;s.
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On tel6graphis de Hearts Content,

Nu tCiSgIdphlc uC 1lcdEbS Coutcuts
(Terre-N Neuyes) en- date dn,2 JUN:
s.Le Great Eastern aimmerg6 le nou-
veau cable transatlantiqne jusqu'a 80
miles dc la cote. La, il d coupe leca-
Bile, en- indignant par une bouee fiot-
tant6 l'endrOit oh se trouye l'extr6mite.
Un fort vent d'onest soufiait alors, de
sorte quiz efit etc simprudent de trans
ferer cette eKtr6mit6 a bord du steam
ship Hibeyaia. pour ry rattacher d la
section de cable qni doit etre ilnnerg6e
entire la pleine mer et la cote. On re-
levera le cable ct on effectuera IL rac-
cordemsnt des que IL temps redsvien-
dra favorable, L,Iiiberaia est rest6
pres de la bouee.
s'Ls Great Eastern est entire d Hearts
Content ce soir, q huit laeures. Ell doit
attendre lei l'arrivee de |, Efibeynsn et Ia
pose 6'un. autre cable entire Terre-
Nsuye ct Sydney {Cap Breton1 Les
deux navires rel6yeront ensuite le Cd
BILE pose en- 1865, qui est avarie 56s
miles de Nalentia, Orlando, etsqui ne
foncsienne plus depuis un an. Celia
fait, 1uatre cables sausmarins peurront
servir D renvof des ddpeches entire
rAm6rique OF Europe. " 4 4 & ~
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No. 80,
Magasin au bon marche
DE \. MARKS

MES AMIS etl~ public De St Land.
w general sont iniormes one il Ianuy vanay q
JoWdhm mes marchandises a aGssi as bon g y
che que qui que CT SOFT Mon assor,;0,ata G0n asE
compose de narchandisss seehes, vstaaas' sl's
contectionnes, cIanssure, quincailIa,;e "IsAa h
chapcaux, casqu'ttes. grocerie etc. '"',.' '~f
lie soussigne soIiicite une visIte son r,..
sin, avec la conviction quon sera satisf,sa I s.g
ses prix. A MIiea MIpHas& u
OPelOusas 10 mars 1873. 22n
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OPE LOU q A o.:
SAMEDI matln, 12 JULIET 1873.


La MALE do la Nouvelle Orleans par
la Nouvelle- -Ib&rie ct 10 Grand Coteau,
arrive tous les soirs lie dimanche excep-
to- a 6 heures. .-Repart le lendemaln'
Celle de St. Martinville, par Leon
Vile. arrive les Mardi, Jeudiet Samedl'
as heures du soir, ct repart les Mercre-
di, Vsndredi ct Lundi. g
Cslle de Plaquemine Brulse arrive le
Mardi soir a heures.-Part d'Opelou-
sas le Mardi matin a 6 hsures.
Celle de Hickory Flat (Caleasieu) par
les Bureaux de Prud'homme City ct de
Faquataique, arrive 10 Mercredi soir a
S heures.-Repart 10 Mardi heures
du matin. ~ -. ID
La MALE a destination des lieux ci-
dessus Sc ferme 0pelousas la veille de
leur depart, d 6 heures du soir.
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YELLOW Few Err.
REPORTS FROM MEMPHIS.
sll,ENEPrnr AND LLsE.
WllER
He DISEASE ALMOST DIED
OUT.

SAREy FPukT, October 81 MORTAR,
" i bremen, %; l. Bray, Is; Pa,tor
EI~ard, %; D,'i Frgurr, coiored, %.
MuhE nuPLFU
> ,vANsAB ga, OctOUrr 3l-Ther,
were Il irtreu new eases oi yellow ivvrr nj
inbridso yesterday, ana tour to-day
oiutc The d-veiuptn-hI of tue disease th.i,
nave been htteen deaths. TIE i u,tiuu /.
regarded more hopeful ia the nifi et.i III.
trict, ana III. dangerous eats IRE al I'm
proving. There ~sa heavy whits fru,,
IA tbOse sections ast might.
NAhshALL, Texas, October 81 The
weather Is clear and c"ol. Four cs..-
oi sickness no yellow fever to-day. Al
meeting Of tue Dallas, Msr.hall and
Terrell physiclau. II Ms resolved that II
was snfc tor the quarantine to be raised
along the entire linr, both social aud com.
ercial, from Shreveport H. Dallas All the
lick are dong well. All the nursr- npv..
been ilsoh~'g'd tx opt men aud he j
frtnAl" nurses from Nv Orleans Mon,
4. ,till rceied Tor the pres,n, sick and con
v.l".ci z.
csLY TWO DEATHS FROM YELLOW fEvEl
DURING rue PAST - Uhs
hIEhfHlSt oCAOuef Ol- ne mOrtusfN
repor lie, yellow fever four. aud othe
causes az The city board Of health STATE,
that two Of III. yellow f-vsb dsalh- prop
'rly belong TO yesterdays report which
wefe lot on account at irr.gularity ~
the returns, which will make the relur. I.
to-day twotrum yellow fever
vICT X FUCHS,
y game merchant Is hot dead MS was re-
ported III these dispatches I, " day. ~ 3,
All iLcr.nss ~ bic fanny calling him FROM
iu,iu-ss, originated the report.
MEMPHIs, Otuber 3l.-The follO~it <
s.s '.-''..' 's-,.". ~ IA. hea'iqu Alters o.
uf The ward A,-"cI-si"n!
OFFICE Howard A -soCIArIoS
No. ~ MAIIs,s SrhEtr
MtMPHI. Oct, 81. 1873
To our generous friends throughout ,h'
lrnd'
WIN renewed assurance Of our PRO
fnunrest grstl.1i' fpr your p,-t AID rnd
lrvN uHb'e rr-I.tHur.. Hr- hHppy - sr-
n"utc" that our funds are ampI ,Iili i"ht
I" meet Hll the wants of our sicA ruI
therefor" 'qu".t thnt you stop any furlh,r
con'rihut'un 1" our Ss"cIsii. n There H.
however. sud sill he TOR cou.,d rahl. tim,
vet, much d"stiiutiun In our mid.t 4. p
r".u't ~ petllr G." sd thu temporary
de.truc ION -f local industrio. and rll wh.
utsv be- good enough TO cnn'rihut" To- our
relief. that they will pl,ase forward to
the tn-y"r Of our city
rSign"dl a ID LoSosThrF,
President Hn1a'd Association.
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RIVER.

PirTsBuRG, October a. River falling
RAJ IdlN: -rnrt . iset in channel
NA-uvILL., o tohpr 81 r. yer still
ri.ing ~Ih feet II niche, ON shou.
Weather clear and cold.
VICKsBuR4, October 81 Down: Glen
zoe ana T. Lee. Up; Belle Ice and
Julla Clear and cool River falling.
CINCIVNATi. . tuher 3l-Rvr ri.inr.
ID .rnr,ed: Ande, Whe"lln.; coai boat.
! ss-"d d VII. \ ice Brown, Charles bravo
wnh light cosl t"ws Clear and cold
NEW ORLEANS, Ofobrr 3l.-Np nrriv-
sl- ID par 80 Ca hi's, Bel" Memphis
V rtsburg with T. l2G bales of colt n and
49, sacks cot on seed. Clear and pl a.
ant.
EyANsvILLr, October ~ Weather cold
an clear; mercury 70 - 3S II yer risen
, inches W.: Frank Grncy. 1880 . m;
Fa cite ard Roberts. 9 m. Down: Juhn
Hoatrd, An; Anna, II An; Ihsrmer,
| y m; TnrsscOn, I p m; Gracy. 8 y NJ.
with generally good trips. Business fair
ST. LOUIS, October 81 -Arrieed: Kin
ney, Vickshurg; Elliott and Colorado,
Memphis; N"rthwe-tesn, Kookuk De-
parted: Northwestern. St. Put; Bell.
Memphis, Memphis River falling slow.
~. Weather clear and cold. Mercury
several do .rees below freezing point all
day
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THE FEELING IN WALL STREET
YES IkKDAY.
VIEWS OF Prominent BANK OF
FlCiALS
NERAL OF \ CATHOLIC PRIEST
Al NDIA aPoLlS
rDE WAY THEY DO HORSE
hi " rs IN MISSOURI
DESTRUCTIoN -UF RAILROAD
PROPERTY EASrSr. LOUIS.
FKOM NEW lO.k.

fISANCIALLI.
Nkw luKk, Oc.oUor 81 The feeling
ia all stieos aus morning Was not sU, u
A''h'ush 'he'e Was "Ot auy apparent az.
C.'ha''"h .V"aius pane prcrs ut stUCk
Lac hr'n vi uUys, Spfasuv u CO p uniso
iu' s'a'ehiehs ~ tn1 aha.Is ui no Il III
40 econ "' 4. Ca" be prepaf,d. Onu -. T.,
Pa''hefs said that tue as,etts wuulI ga
ecu liabilities by at ieasI oil 90, UUU. tul
"i course tiino Was necessary, and u wa
III Tue power Ut thv creui,urs To cay
whether "a extension should or should not
bo granted. Up to tic present tine, al
TIE tredit'rs had possessed The must kinl
asa Tor bear'ng spirit, aud tn, hopes ct ln.
hfh looked lo""rds tue resumplion and
pa! neht III fu!l of all
.emnnds. They had fought
~ ,ong ne thy couid, and had succu Ia bed
u ~ iufce ut CIRCUMSTANCES.
According tbh rn.Aiutiuu OF the clear
ing house tue pooling operations If the
"ss"ci7ied banks ST. pp-d to-day. ID Ncr-
'ht bhhk"rs -Aprc-s tue opinion th,t Tue
cessation al cooling will Mt affect very
-eriuu-i. any banks, nor it terrier. IN Ia.
.IIgh c,t d. gree win amy legitImate bu.i-
mess. tn" president of . PROMINENT hrnl:
-nId to-day ihn the Issue of lunn c.rtih
Gates vii continue. They could h We
been largely r'du'.d he thought but J.
was deemed aivi.rh. to keep lnr.,
nun Q out I" aid the business interest.
IMPORTANT CASE CLOSED.
The suit vi BrIttun against Gen. Butler
for rec very ui the va ue ut ~ note. Tor
ii it-rn th"u-ant d,llnr., .eiz d by Gen.
Batter ~hll- c'mm.rding II New Dlesns
Was closed To day. ID ci-inn reserved.
SALOONS IN SEw YORK
hv eAcise BOARD pnr' go, 800 o.
sslu"ns of various kind, between + aur-
ternth street ami the Battery Tn. board
has ceiv-d Sis OOO tor license. during
the present year. bong $4,000 above
that received by the ell ring board.
FERRYB AIS coLLIDEp.
Pavonia ferry boats D"hware ard FIRE.
collidrd about o'clock til. afternoon. hv
car"irs-ness of IN" pilot Of the Erie The
ID .lswHre WAS sruuk Mt the Uhrelhou.n
and sunk. Her PASSENGERS were taken IF
by passing Tug N on" WIS IjureI.
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MARKET REPORT.

CHICAGO, October 3l.-Flour fair de.
mWni ut lower rates extrasprit & 81 rs.
Wheat unsc'tlol; No2 spring 9Ssc cash
or seller November; No 3 0jc.
Corn lower 36c.
Oats dun snd lower; No. ?9Ic cash
Rye quiet and unchanged, No 6Oc,
Barley duh shade lower, No falI
81 23lG9l rs; No y spring 93,.
] rovisions quiet and weak.
Pork dull 81 50@l2
I8rl dull md lower, 6I6l7c cash.
Whi.key dull and nominal ss!@Ss,.
NEW ORLEANS. October Flour
buyers holding IF on account nf last day
of M nth XXX 81 l2lG8 family
So s7lM0 10,
Crn, supply light mixed 76c; yellow
ard viii 7Sc.
Oats tirm nj 52(G54c.
Rrsn quiet Mt 81 10.
Hay dun; prime 5 4@25; choice SCI.
Pork dull and lower; mess Sl5 %
Dry srlt meat. duh and lower; Shout
ders &c; b con Il m clear rib 7c: clear
sides s IA o. no demand for hams
Lard dun; tierc" 4iG10; kegs l0GA lO}c.
sugar firm good flr 05r; seconds Ih(9
lolc; yellow clarified iO!@l0ac; white
lie
Molasses coming in mora freely; poor
So; fair 6o@6'c good, fair 10 strictly
prime 69@7oc,
Whisks, s5c@si os.
Coffee iu good demand; 5000 aaeks sold
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WILSON AND BkOSS.

In . letter to Judge Bross. Mr.. Jas Z
NcCri,e. Eco, says: IL was =. Clear.
creek Lsndins to-day oct Sol md /
lsrned from jasper Gully thu, my friend
Thomas Wilson, hsd been ~, that rlac q
ard. in c,nvsrsstio, With Wa.hiug'ur
h"Rsvsn. ihtimnt-d that you Nh. MAJ
childon and myself we're bribrd
BY The railroad company To-
take the action W. did in
reference 10 railroad matter; that you
We're offered. or were ssid to have b en-
fred, $4,000 To change y,ur opinion.
snd nrt you dill Oh mge, bu. that he won d
not ssy you got th.t ,um. A friend
tpld me that in Hollywood tn.
fsilr"sd bonds and railroad matters wer.
oil the hobby that Wilson used while in
shst nsignborhood, but he would not tell
NJ shst he ssid. u r. than tbs, he would
have the whole thing set aside, the bond.
seelsrrd vol and have the county who'll,
released from tie paymen, Of lhern,' etc
Mr. Wilson is carrying thing. with n
high hand, and Judge Br. !.
sailed upon by hi. action to rise
ana sApl~in. l, lie . well.kno~n fac,
.n'' Judge Bros' did no, yield his oppo,i.
Won On the railroad question until an elec.
ZION hal been held and an overwhelming
D. 'ity Of The p-opl- hsi ordered him Ia
yield; and yet Mr. wil.on intimate. TIM,
DO VS. bribed Every person whn know.
Ju ixe Bross knows that this in,im,,,on
D. just. II there 10 in this county A
perfectly honest man. in our opinion that
nan Is Jud.e Bros. An intimation To-
she contrary comes with b-d grsce from
M. Wilson whose friend Judge Bros. hn.
a'wsys been He shout either fe,ract or
prove his charge. Judge Bross should
demand this.
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THE CAIRO BULLETIN. SATURDAY NOVEMBER l. 1873

the road. For every dollar Of bonds that has
been given to the company, dollar Of
stock has been returnedS and besides, the
roadbed has been completed through the
county in accordance with the contract
In cur ISSUE Of tomorrow, as we have
aid, we shall dish up some Interesting
facts in the "detsiled statement" Gallo
for by "the paper across the way" when
seems to Us stumbling in the darkness Of
ignorance on this subject
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Office Of commissioner 10 an ofB o Of pro.
ft-s lucrative Office member OF the
board Of supervisors, 10 counties under
township organization, cannot have q .ea,
IN the legislature either, the Office Of sup.
ervisor being rs lucrative 10 that Of com.
missioner. II this Is 90, our legal lumin.
aries should 3estir themselves because at
east twv.tbirds Of all the IN, nj beers OF the
lower house Of the present general Assem-
oily are members of boards of supervisors
"Enolumen" 10 the reward of labor,
bodily or mental, As wages vr compeh.a
ton for manual labor, or the salary Or
perq uisite. uf AZ offi %; "pr, ht lie acqul.
'itlon beyond expenditure-hrhce pecan
AIRY yata in any occupation. If the con-
emotumeut,' there can oe no doubt Nj.
Fisher. being u federal official, would bc
IneligIble to the board of commissioners /,
bat 1t does not say 60; it says: office Of
honor or profit"
From what we have said, there is at
least some reason to d, ubt whether
"lthin the meal ing Of the
constitution, the office OF county
mmissioner is an office Of either hon, r
or profit; and if, in the construction ui
TINS clause Of the construction. We were
to apply the "orthnrduA " aid t. the con-
'truction contemplation of the 81 ct
sought I" b" accomplished or the mischief
'e'igned to be remediei or guarded avains.
BY the clause quoted by The sun" hi.
ioubt would be considerably intensif d.
In this manner, or by another path, Mr.
Fi'her may have concluded that h. 10 eli.
yible to the office he lie seeking, and may
be willing to allow the courts To d, foe
the term "ofice Of honor or pr f." /.
should be defined.
Mr.. Wilson and his friend. are evi
i'ntly afraid II d, feat, or they would not
'sise the cry of inelgbili,y. Tney know
hat Mr. Fisher knows what he 10 about,
snd that If be runs for the
Dili'e and is elected hs will quslify.
'ither nf:er resigning his federal uilice or
v thout doing 81, leaving the courts to de.
idle, II Mr.. Wilson wishes to ties, the one;-
ion, whether he has legal right to sea,
IN tn" commis.inn.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-01
FRANCE.
H-h ~ 4 ~.
TRIAL OK NJ ,hsiIAL u ZAINE.

PAkis, Uclubor 3l-Al tue trial OF
M"rsna' Is zane to-day, col. Iowa. tu-t
lied that on he evening OF Au-u,L Is, h.
received and denvrr.d 10 Bpz,Ine n ui..
patch slau,g that MrM.hou vas marcus
ing ro-wArI Mulz. Is zane read luo dis
pa Oh, and wnness then asked him 10 -cl
his army IN molten rs q hckly N posslbi.
to avert MrMahOn's dagger. Counsel tor
d use denied cnrrrctne-s Of dn o sworn
to by witt ess. Marshal Bnz,ine, with
marked .mpua,i-, declared thrl the DIS
pat b IN "a stlon @ss not dellverod Ia hlm
until August 70. Col. IMudl~n and Com.
nHndnnt Samuel d"pnsed that l. vat in.
formed them on the 26lh or 2ith thu
Is z,ina hHd been aware of M"hAhnn'.
advance ever since thu 13rd. C-p'. Nor.
may sOI.mnly stii -med that Bnz,ue re.
celvrd no such dispatch on the l3rd.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-01
THE LAST GREAT FAILURE

Tho suspension VI the great house of A.
ana w. Sprague a. Providence, Rhode
Island though only tenn orsry, will help
10 . great d-gr-e 10 swell the suff ring ana
distress by the ananci.l dltti ,ul,ies amor,
she iaoo'lng Glasses NOR. particularly IN
she east This gre,. firm EMPLOY. seven
taou'snd people in thei, C, 10, mill. n,
ff'vii1nce, and the Cessation of labor 10
''em' 10 all their vriol. br,n-he
WI nave an 81 C., untau ll,d
perhaps ~ the failure e 4, other ere
arm 10 this c.un'ry. Th-ir print.work.
Alone cover Ten acres Of ground, and ie.
qh's 40 thousand Operatives. They
@sae az thousand pieces II calico every
cay equal 10 two hundred and for =.
'1"a'ahd yards. They u,e hund red
tnoussnd drliars worth Of raw cotton
every work, or over 1--we million dolln,.
worm every year. They use ahuudr, d
tons OF starch year. They have ,.l.
graph hnes between their several mi /.
ssn or twelve 10 number
and their business ,Ma +,
Providence; and their clerks can nj
operate. They keep their own steam ii
engines, with horses always ready ia ca
effrs. They have eighty horse. in team
and every team is always busy. IN
ON tie houses In which ,h,ir Operative
live; IN one town the number IL bous.
reaches fur hundred. Thy own III,
school houses and churches. Th.
slaughter oil The beef, prk on
mutton their op"ra,iy.. con
sums. and suIpiy them With fowls fro,
ys'ds whore Thousands 81 chickens, all ,
ere bred, are raised Even tie tempo
s'y suspension of gu b . a IN i. TO be a,
pl"r-d not tor the endorsement g. ~h,c
u will suejsct ito heads, b., tor the in-v,
able distfess IL cannot fail 20 occa,i,
b"h in is immediate locality and
other branches Of industry connect,
viii and In msnnsr dependent upon il.
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1T 10 evident, ito,u our t-irgrnphic dis
patches from Memphis, tbst u is hot ye,
tins for the hand Of charity to close. The
yellow fever, - an epidemic has no doubl
DISAPPEARED, but the large numbers still
upon the sick let. and the many hun ired'
left orphaned and destitute still compel
the people 10 ask and sccept foreign aid
70 relieve their necessities. Three epiiem-
les within the year, the last the most ms
lirnant Of ali, have lefs ~ room Tor pride
il Memphis.