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ii9 nod INNER nl6t entldlteBeu, Strabburg
AN Deutjblano absutreten, benu nod finbet
man Die elidifi9e Sauptftabt unter ben frau=
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Gen.
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Mne ale inneren 2stetn.
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acknowledgement.
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SERIES UH1eA.
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-02

leur resemble, est decette opinion. She
ridan est parti, arrive, est arrive. II a
des pouvoirs sup6rieurs dams sa poche
lie We'll Espartero, due de la Nictoi
re, est mort.
P.S.-Le sous-comit6 congressional
a commence son enquete. II va remuer
du beau. II est vrai quill commence
par Packard.
-Larchev6que de Cologne, qui court
apres le martyre, etc condamn6 a une
amende des5O0OO mile tllalers.
I'm movement alphonsiste s'est de-
clare dams la province de Valence.
Buffet, Dufaure, Broglie, Audriffret-
Pasquier ct autres, sur Iinvitation de
Mac -Mahon, sc sont reunis a ltElys4e.-
-Savez-v0us qu'On ferait avec ces
quatre gredins un excellent vinaigre
des Quatre colours
Inutile de demander le nom des
quatre Ret0urneurs de poches.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-02
N 0 U 7 / y i h :.

LOUISIANE.-C'est fait. Ne nous
f;ichons pas, honnGtcs gems, ct laissons
les malhonn6tes gems Sc rtjouir. L'hcure
de In justice viendla q,,and meme.
Done, ces hOmmes-lA nous ont vole
publiquement, cyniquement, grossiare-
ment, d la vue de tout lie monde, ayec
fapprohation de NJ. Kellogg. lie consen-
tement de NJ. Grant ct lappui DIES bal
onnetteS. Ne nous t;iclons, pas. Ayons
settlement le plus protond mGpris pour
les volcurs, les detroussel,rs ct les gre
dins. Or, le peuple await cnvoye i la
legislature GS conservatelrs ct 80 rldi.
canx. On devait sen rjouir CONNIE aa
triomphe de rhonnttete plut6t que dun
parti. Mais le Bureau proclame que "a
radicaux sont elus, que 50 conservateurs
pont peut-1tre etc, ct que 4 paroisses
sont reserves. Cynique effronterie! En-
outre, CONNIE Pon nest pas absolument
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-02

les murs, le plancher ct les clOis0ns
sont zebres par nm tas de morviats et
de loupiats aussi bixarres que jannea.
Que fairel
II sagit tout supplement d'e6acer -
inscriptions obscenes, de blanchir 4 y
chaux les noms inscrits ct Les signatll-3
res indiscretes, de CRATER les caricath-l
res de NJ. g. 3. Bovee ct dc N. II. Co
hen, en- un mot, d'employef le platre, la
lessive, reau-forte ct le chlOre
SiMM. Cohen, Bovee, Hagins, Marls
ct autres etaient des Daguesseau, on
d6sirerait leurs bustes au tribunal, mails
ils mont pas eux-memes cette preten-
tion. QUAINT . leurs caricatures, elles
ne s0nt pas a 1eur place. Envoyez-les
au Pus,ch, 81 vous voulez.
Et les loupiats ct morviats /?
Ou il faut inscrire ces mots sur Ia
porte: lei on ne Clique pas! on bien il
faut etendre sur le plancher un Lit de
paille. lie .juge est juge en- Ia matiare.
QUAINT aux Conventions ct autres
bougreries politiques tenues la Maison
de Cour, dams le pretoire meme, il men
faut plus. Les braillards ct les politi.
ciens months pas le grand chemin, Ia
Savane ct lie cabarets
Citoyens, respectons-nou nm peu,
respectons la justice, ,respectons les cho-
ses respectab]es.
Tal]ey1and dit que nous 6tions des
me le s0yons pas. .C'est facile.
Puisque le carpet -baggisme fait son
temps, puisque pindecence ct pidiotisme
ne sont plus souverains, puisqne nous
sommes redevenus Louisianais, soyons
dignes.
Ce conseil, bien entendu, ne s'adresse
point a notre paroisse ct notre bar
rean, puisqu'aucun avocat de &c bar
reau respectable ne chique.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-02

| ECOLES.-Comme nous ravons yu
au Rapport du Grand Juri de la parois-
sc, les ecoles publiques sont presente.
ment ferm6es, bien quill reste plus de
| $1,000 en- caisse.
| Cest toujours CONNIE celia.
Apepoque DIES elections, les politicians
du carpet-bag font sonner bien haut les
mots dGducation, d4coles, de lumier,
degalite sociale, morale ct radicale, ETC.;
mails, pelection terminee, la farce jou6e,
la place conquise, pecole peut aller au
diable. Passato el pe,icole, gaDatto ct
Saato. LIE danger passe, on 81 moque
du Saint. Pauyre noir, CONNIE les CAL
pet -baggers sc moquent de lui II est
vraiment temps que celia change.
Mais 81 les ecoles publiques sont fer
Emees, sans doute parcequil reste de
rargent Ell caisse ou Ell banque;-Est-ce
Ell caisse on Ell banque! Un membre
lu Bureau disait Ell ba,Yue, mails le
Grand Juri Ia tro1v6 ell ca;sse.-si,
disons.nous, les ecoles publiques sont.
ternecs, quelques ecoles particulieres
sont Ouvertes Ell notre paroisse, ct fort
leureusement pour la generation qui
pousse.
Celle de NJ. r. Dicharry, pres de re-
elise St. Michel, est certainement bien
tenue ct tlorissante. NJ. r. Dicharry
est I'M protesseur capable, convenable
ct fort Conscientious. Garlons-le, ct
soyons-lui reconnaissance. Celui qui
instruit ct eleve nos enfants merite
notre estime ct notre respect.
NJ. Bourgeois, a la Tongue vue, tient
egalement nne 6cole bien conduite. NJ.
Bourgeois est un .jeune ,professeur de
merite, tres modesto, trop peu connu, ct
qui selait mieux sa place dams me
chaire de college que dams une pauvrc
ec0le lie campagne.
Nous lie devons pas, non plus, ,oublier
notrc vieux ct brave co-paroissien, NJ.
F. Roman. NJ. F. Roman a le feu sacr6
dies jeunes, ct il relnplit "a rude tache
avec autant de conscience que dexp6
lience.
Et Madame Martin, i la Grande
Pointe!
Celle-M nest sortie du sanctuaire Ne.
ligieux que pour c0ntinuer dams le mon-
de son guvre de d6vouement ct de cha.
rite. lie pape, Ell la relevant de sea
v0rux ct en- la reldant i Ia soci6t6. a
tait une bonne Ruvrp.
Et que gagnent done nos pauyres
maltres ct professears! A peine de ouoi
vivre, 81 vivre signifie ne pas mourn dc
faim. Est-ce juste! En- verite, il nest na.
bon que ceux qui donnent 4 nos enfant,
le pain intellectual nlangent du nair
sec.
Peres de famille, envoyez vos enfant,
{ a pecole ct ne regrettez pas &c que vou
donnez au rnaitre. Il ne le vole point.
81 nous sommes ignorants, que NO
, fills ne lie soient pas.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-02

LOCAL. ~.
-Amis, abonnes, lecteurs, scion la
mode antique ct solennelle, nous vo,ls
souhaitons une bonne aimee, une bonne
sante ct lie paradis sur la terre, meme
dams les cieux. &C.,.
Que Dieu vous gartle des fiipons, des
voleurs, ct de MN. Wells, Kenner, Ca
senave ct Anderson!
! TRAVAIL.-S'il est en- Louisiana
DIES hon'nes-ne pas prendre ce mot
dams sa bonne acception- CONNIE mes
sieurs Wells, Kenner, Casenave, Ander-
son, Kellogg ct autres, ct sill en- est JUS
que dams le moindre des villages, disons
hautement quill y aussi en- Louisiana
dhonnGtes gems, d'honnetcs citoyens ct
dhonnGtes t,urailleurs.
Et ces tlsavailleurs, 81 complaisam.
ment calomnies par les hommes du
Norl, sont tout supplement des blancs,
dies fills de famille, dies .jeunes gems mes
richcs.et devenus+ palyTes, des Louisia-
nais pour la plupart elev6s dams le luxe
ct Fopulence, DIES crfoles, CONNIE dissent
du bout des levres les Anglo-Saxons de
Ia haut.
Mais CONNIE nous voyons ces creoles
arGuvre depuis quelques ann4es, CONNIE
les Bourgeois, les GAMER, les Malar-
cher, les Craine, les Lambert, les Blan-
chard, les Pertuit, les Webre ct autres
sont nombreux dams notre paroisse,
CONNIE le travail du champ, la pluie, lie
floid ct lie grand soleil n'tpouvantent
point nos courageuX travailleurs, nous
nous plaisons a temoigner pour ceux
qn'on calomnie gratuitement, ct il nous
Ell cohte peu de declarer que les calom-
niateurs teraient mieux de les inter.
Tous nos .jeunes campagnards ont
aujourd'hui les mains calleuses du ira.
vail.
Mais qui leur rend justice! Qui done
s'interesse a eux' N'est-il pas plus
tacile de calomnier Et Ia presse du
Nord, CONNIE nous le savons, a sept OH
hnit cliches lie ce genre LES pauvres
noirs On les maltraite Ills sont ex.
ploites !-Eux seuls travaillcnt !-Ce
sont des victimes! etc.
Aimee les noirs, gems du Nord, mais
rendez justice aux blancs.
UN TEMPLE.-Les chats -fourres de
ce pays republican,, mont pas, CONNIE
ceux dEurope, une Tongue robe, un
bonnet carrt, me peau de lapin ct Fair
venerable, mais lis men sont pas moins
.juges, ct le tribunal de la vieille Th6mis
men doit pas moins 1tre un temple au-
guste.
Bah! lie .juge Clique, le grcttier chi
que, lie sheriff Clique, les .jules clliquent,
lie public Clique, ct raccuse lui-mtme
chique. Plus dune fois, Dieu nous
pardonne, raccuse passe sa plague a
chiquer a ravocat, qui ell une autre,
ct le remelrie.
Nos tribunauX resscmblent done beau
coup i une tabasic. A St-Martinville,
patrie de Bull Mcnier, ,m excellent
conteur, nous avons VII mcssieu1s les
avOcats tilmer all ncz de son Honneur,
l-lequel honneur machait gravement du
tabac
Et que nous dit lie Grand Juri de ST,
Jacques dams son dernier rapport, qui
est certainement un v6ritable reouisi
tOircs
II nous dit que les murs interieurs dc
la Maison de Cour sont converts d'ins
criptions ignobles, obscenes ct degoil
tantes; que des caricatums NAL faite.
ct fort ladies ornent les dts murs. q
que les bancs, les chaises ct les balus
trades sont brises ct coupes au couteau
IL he nous dit pas-menus detail l-ou
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-02
j. GENTIL, REDACTEUR.

M. Just Comes, de Donaldsonville,
est Hagent autOris6 du LoUIs1ANA1s
pour to,lte les paroisses de pEtat. II
a plein pouvoir ponr abonner, traiter
des aris ct des anmomccs, ct collector.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-02

lis &c monument WELLS, KENNER,
ANDERSON ct CASENAVE!
H0mmes, femmes, enfants, LOusia-
nais, n'oubliez pas ces n0ms-lA.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-11-05
~Mel Mnrnhv makes one Of the

sG Mel. Murphy makes one of the
bravest officers to be found in this sec
ton of the country. He does not
know what fear is, and often has he
faced death in the discharge of his du-
ty. His success has given him wide
popularity as an efficient and faithful
officer, and his business is constantly
increasing. But recently Murphy had
an attachment against a carload of
grain which was on the track here, and
on going to the depot to ''levy' on the
grain, he found that an engine had
been attached to the car and was
slowly moving of. Not to be outdone,
Murphy rushed to the car, and Selling
it by the hind bumper, cried in loud
tones, "I command this car to stop"
and it was thought by many present
that he would have pulled the bumper
clear out, or else stopped the car, if it
hadn't been that the engineer put on
more steam and took the car away so
fast that Murphy could not run fast
enough to keep up. We admire his
git, and believe that he would have
stopped that car if it hadn't been for
the chuckle-headed engineer and lis
engine. Many who were witnesses of
the whole affair wept-laughing-at
Murphy's discontinue. - Warren Sen
tinel.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-11-05

nsa-A mammoth elk horn was re-
Gently found EMBEDDED in the bottom
of the creek on the farm of John Pow
ell, of Walnut Hollow, West Blue
Mounds. When taken cut of the creek
it weighed over fifty pounds, but after
being dried, only fifteen pounds. It
was over four inches in diameter at its
base, and was a double antler; it was
nearly four feet long when found, and
must have been very close to seven
when triumphantly borne by its owner.
1t was nearly two inches in circumfer-
ence at its smaller end. How pair
of such antlers could be carried through
the forest with the velocity Of a run
ming deer and not disable or entangle
their bearer, is mystery.-Areno
Star.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-11-05
nSSa While the dnfaat of Josanh Rnr

asg While the defeat of Joseph Ben
nett-if it shall finally turn out that he
is defeated-is an event greatly to be
deplored, it may not, after all, prove an
unmitigated evil. The better portion
of the Reformers did nobly for him,
and it is evident that had the full Re-
publican vote Of the district been out,
Mr.. Bennett would have been elected
by handsome majority. His defeat
is owing entirely to Republican negli-
gence, and it is to be hoped that the
universal sorrow which is now felt
by Republicans over his defeat, may
be turned to good account in causing
them to do their duty in the future.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-11-05

rw-This issue of the CHRONICLE
came pretty near containing the obltu-
airy notice of it's editor. o. Tuesday
night, about midnight, as we were re,
turning from Mineral Point, the team
became unmanageable, when near the
southern limit Of the village, and star
ted to run, After running some dis
lance, and when probably about in
front of the residence of Hugh Owens,
the buggy came in contact with
some obstruction, nearly tipping over,
and throwing us out, over the dash
board. In falling we grasped the
dashboard, to which we chung "for
dear life,' and our right hip being
slightly supported by the tongue fas-
Jennings, we thus managed to ride up
Iowa street to Division and thence to
the Fair Ground, where, the team slack
ening their pace, we pulled them up to
the fence and escaped without injury,
save few slight bruises. 1t was de-
cidedly the most exciting ride we ever
"enjoyed."
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-11-05
Stop Your Cough

The wonderful results and immense sale
of HALE's CoUGH CORDIAL the past sea-
son, ought to convince the most skeptical;
still we are going to continue the same
liberal offer that we have made heretofore,
viz: Any person suffering with cold,
cough or sore throat, who viii call at
James Roberts or any other Drug Store
and purchase bottle of HALE's CoUGH
CORDIAL, use one-haif of il, and if they
then conclude that it is doing them no
good, they can return the balance and re-
ceive back their money. Who would not
test this medicine on such liberal terms
No medicine ever sold in this vicinity
that produced, such wonderful results
All we ask is that you will try it.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-11-05
VVARNING!

I hereby give notice that on the 18th
of October, 1875, lost my pocket
book, containing among other things
the following papers, to-wit: A note
for s122, signed by James Roberts,
dated Oct. 16, 1875; an order on
Chris. Torgenson for about S19. A
note for s1o0, signed by Michael OLE
son, due Sept. /, 1875. This notice is
given to warn all against purchasing
the same.
Dodgeville, Oct. 81, 1875.
JoHN r. ROBERTS.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-11-05
Remember This.

Now is the time of the year for Pneu'
monia, Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds, and
fatal results of predisposition to Consump'
ton and other Throat and Lung disease.
Boschee's German Syrup has been used in
this neighborhood for the past two or three
years Nithout a single failure to cure.
Iryou have not used this medicine your
SELF go to your Druggist JAMES ROBERTS
Dodgeville, Wis.,, and ask him of its pow>
erful success among his customers. Two
doses will relieve the worst case. If you
have no faith in any medicine, just buy a
sample bottle of Bochee's German Syrup
for 10 cents and try it, regular size bottle
IS cents. Don't neglect cough to save
Is cents.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-11-05

ssA- Mr.. Eden has organized a night
school for the benefit Of those who, by
reason of being over age or otherwise,
cannot attend the public school. We
think this good move, and would say
to our young people that your even
ings cannot be better employed THAI III
the pursuit Of knowledge. Another
meeting will be held in the Town Hall
next Tuesday evening, at which time
those not members Of the school will
have an opportunity to become SUCH.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-11-05
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the co-part-
nership heretofore existing between the
undersigned in the, wagon.making business.
under the firm name of Ralph & Letcher,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All business of The firm will be settled by
John Ralph, to whom all moneys due the
firm are to be palds
Dated Dodgeville, Wis, October 18th,
1875. john RALPH,
JAMES LETCHER.