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her Is, 1874, in opposition TO tho recognized
state government, still retain their organ
ization, equipments and commanders, and
can be called out at any hour to resist the
state government.
Under these circumstances, the same
military force has been continued In LOui-
sana, as was sent there under the hrst call,
and under the same general instructions.
| repeat that the task assumed by the
troops Is not pleasant one TO them. The
army Is not com posed Of lawyers capable
OF Judging at moments notice Of Just
bow far they can go in The maintenance of
law and order, and IL was impossible TO
give specific Instructions providing for all
possible contingencies that might arise.
The troops were bound to act upon the
judgment OF the commanding officer upon
each sudden contingency that arose, or
wait Instructions which could only reach
them after the threatened wrongs had
been committed which they were called on
to prevent. 1t should be recollected that,
upon my recognition of the Kellogg gov
erntnent, | reported that fact with the
grounds OF recognition TO Congress and
asked that body 10 take action in the mat
ter, as otherwise should regard their si-
lence as an acquieseenee in my course. No
acllon has been taken by that body aud l
have maintained the position then marked
out. Ifcrror has beer committed by the
army in these matters, IL has always been
on The side of the preservation Of good Or
der, tue maintenance of law and the pro-
lection of life. Their bearing reflects cred
ii upon the soldiers and, IL wrong has re-
suited, The blame is with the turbulent ele-
ments surrounding them. 1now earnestly
ask that such action be taken by Congress
as 10 leave my duties perfectly clear in
dealing with the affairs OF Louisiana, Civ
ing assurance at ibe same time that what
ever be done by that body in the premises
will be executed according 10 the spirit
and the letter of the law, without fear or
favor.
herewith transmit copies OF documents
more specific information 10
the subject matter OF the resolution.
y. 5. GRANT.
Execmire Mansion, January, 10, 1875.
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An army officer relates this queer incl
dent: Corporal Smith with four men,
were employed recently on detail duty a
few miles from Fort Sill, Indian Territory
They were surrounded by n hundred
Comanehss with hostile intentions. The
soldiers took 10 the only available shelter,
an old buffalo wallow, where in an uucom-
Portable position they managed 10 protect
their bodies and keep the Indians at dis
tance for the day and night. The next
morning, suffering for food and and water,
something energetic had tosbe done. Cor
poral Smith tore off piece of his while
shirt and wrote on 1t a note describing
their situation. He tied this to the neck of
small, shaggy mongrel dog which had
followed them from tho fort then batter
ing up a canteen, he fastened it to the ami
mails tail, and giving him kick, started
him off yelping. The corporal says the
dog Just bumped himself The Indians,
thinking 1t mere act of bravado, paid no
attention 10 the dog. Within two hours he
reached the fort, and aid was Immediately
sent to the besieged soldiers, the Indians
making of at the first sight of the rescu-
ing party"
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Life.

Why Ill this toll for triumpbs Of an hours
Young.
Life's short eummer-man is bu. flower;
LDr. Johnson.
By turns we catch the fatal breath and de
Pore.
The cradle and the tomb, alas! so nigh.
CPrior.
To be ia better far than not to be,
tsewcn.
Though all mans life may seem tragedy;
[spencer.
But light cares speak when mighty griefs dumb
Daniel.
The bottom IS but shallow whence they come
lsir Walter Raleigh.
Your fate is bu: the common fate Of all;
LLongfeilow.
Unmineled Joys here no man befan;
[southwell.
Nature to each Allots his proper sphere,
rcongreye.
Fortune makes folly her peculiar care;
Churchill
Custom does often reason overrule,
Rochester.
And throw cruel sunshine on fool
tArmstrong.
Live well, how long or short permit to heaven.
Milton.
They who forgive mos. shall be most forgiven.
tBaiey.
sia may be clssped so close we cannot see IT'S face
Trench.
Vile intercourse where virtue has not place
Bonneville.
Then keep each passion down, however dear,
IThoDpson.
Thou pendulum betwiIt smile and tear;
Her sensual snares let faith!ess pleasures lay,
lsmollett.
With craft and skin to ruin and betrsy.
tCrabbs.
Soar not too high to far but stoop to rise;
lMassinser.
We masters grow Of all that we despise.
tCrowlsy.
oh, then, renounce that impious roif-e.tesm;
tDeattisi
Riches have wings and grandeur is a dream.
[ocwper.
Think not ambition wise because It's brave
[sir Walter DAvenAnt.
The path Of glcry leads but to the grave
wha, is ambition? 'Tis glorious cheat.
willis.
Only destructive to the brave and great.
addison.
What's all the gaudy glitter Of crows7
Dryden.
The way to bliss lies not on beds Of down.
tFrancis Quarles.
How long We live, not years but actions tell;
Watkins.
That man lives twice who lives the fret life we'll
IHerriek.
Make then, while yet ye may your God your friend,
(Wm. Mason.
Whom Christians worship, yet not comprehend.
tHiL
The trus thsta given guard and to yourself bO just
lDana.
For live we how We may, yet die we must.
Shakespeare.
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-16
J. GENTIl..

Sobt iit>tn "Pritt en- yert.: II.
Par saisie Ill, merit. dams laiiaire
Or. II. l"nlan con,rt La paroisSc. la
Nieil!c Mai>or de t'our ct son terrain.
La Ncn;c est %anh"nct, pour LED t~cyrirr.
a IL lleu,r> L. ". i la MaiSon de lour.
=. Par sai>i. de >ltlit.. dams ratlaire
LA Ban4m dies C~itoycnS' contle 4.
M~iltcnberger, l'habitatiel Miitenlmr-
ger sllnce IA 81 miles de la Non.
Vrllc-orirans, paroi>se st. Jacques,
rive 'tloitt. La ventc aura lien lie sl-
mrdi q t@csrier. a IL heures 4. NJ. sur
les lienN-39. Par suite dun iuge-
mrnt, dams I%af1;,ile II. Bonzano cuntre
Mime. Mary Armstrong ct autles. rha-
hitation dite Bonzano. autretois T. Ro.
man, situGe a IS miles de la Nouvclle-
Orleans, rive druitc. La yente aura
lieu lie Same'ii 16 %.ianvicr, a une hcure
Z. NJ, sur les licuX.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-16
st. Jacques, II JAW. 1875.

M. o. F. Hunsaker, qui est general
de creation Warmoth, ct Fun DIES meu.
bles de la Chambre Kellogg, vent qu'on
reorgaannise la police metropolitaine.
'''I Une bonnie police est ntcessaire con
tire les bandits don't parle Sheridan.
II a egalement presente un bill de
secours aux pauvres de cette paroisse.
Ne pourrait-il pas, puisqu'n y a Us
pauyres en- cette paroisse, obtenir que
son frere Walter restituat les SIX Oh
sent mile piastres,-fonds DIES Ecoles,
quill a emportees par megarlei
Temps etrange -Dimanche, yer
glas, neige, froid de loup, arbres blancs
de givre-Lundi matin, fonte du YER
g1as, froid humble ct penetrant, pas lie
soleil-Lundi soir ct dams Ia mutt, orage,
coups de tonnerre, pluie torrentielle-
Mari matin, chant de poiscau u 10
(, branche mOuillee. /
.a lie Meschacfbt annonce Ia mort de
M. Jean Lapeze, Francais resultant a
!, St.Jean-B aptiste.
NJ. j. Lapeze etait un homme intelll-
gent ct estime. II habitat La Louisiana
depuis 80 ans, ct etait natif de Miriam
de, Gers.
acknowledgements q notre ami J. Co.
mes, du Sewi.ole ct de pEquitabse, pour
ses attentions au LoUIs1ANAIs.
lR' A propos de rEqxitable, 81 cette Com
pagnie, parfaitement louisianaise ct
honn6te, pale he's policies d'assurances
inscrites an profit des personnes tuees
le IA septembre, NJ. R. L. Case, presi-
dent de Ia Oompagnie de New-York
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-16
"Security Life Insurance." ne pale pas,
on tout au moins ne veut pas payer.
Soyons done Louisianais.

x"S fS't
on tout au moins ne veut pas payer.
SoyOns done Louisianais.
I'm Gboulis s'cst fait a la levGe de
rhabitation l.. Lebourgeois. Les telras.
siers sont a peuvre, ct lie NAL sera bien-
tot rT'par6.
Mails les crevasses dc rannGe dernie.
re ! Qui done sen prtoccupe? Est.cc NJ.
Kellogg, son Senat OH sa Chamhles
QUAINT a NJ. Sheridan ct a SEES merce.
naireS, ills seraient plus utiles, ulle pellc
en- main qu'un mollsquct au bras.
Nous lisons dams I'M journal cana
diem:
"Un Journalistic, autant par conside-
ration pour vous que par intGrtt person
mel, JUS envoie Vol journal, c~'est-a-dire
sa pensee, son travail, son papier, son
9uvre, son pain; vous lie recevez, vous
le lisez. vol,s le gardes pendant deux on
trois mois; pnis, un beau jour, sans cri-
er gare OH. merci ,apres avoir recu ct
gardf quinze Oh seize numerOs du dit
journal, vous faites dire cavalierement
a rhonn6te ct contiant Journalistic: J'n'en
pas, anOa.
Celia ne sc fait point.
Eft dependant lien est qui le font.
Ces journalistes sOnt 81 indelicats -
Les chemins de la paroisse sont
d'abOminables fondrieres.
Et sill est des hommes courageux, ce
les braves boulangers ct bouchers
qui nous portent quotidiennement lie
pain ct Ia viande a domicile.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-16

Henri Heine, qui coKnaissait bich
TAueYasus Ct seq osmrseristsssectf
Wait III a~tnyinoa,4o ans; II
Me1narriotismeslilu d. ahc Is tsapsite
enlceST que Ss,olrcu,n AtcI,auile, tuM u
tend, quill s'tlargit, quill cntcrme dams
son amour, o settlement SEES plus pro-
ches, 'fhais touts hrFr;e,ecs tout lie pays4
de- la civilisatfop, u pdtaotisme I'D
IAllemand, All c%oNtr;ire,~ consiste Ell &c
que son cteur SC rctrdcit. CONNIE IL CUR
parl Ia selee, qu'il cessc d'ttle I'M citoyeu
du monde, I'm Europfcn, pour metre
qu'un Allcn,anu." ~ f,'t ou;et y
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-16

z. Lesendrs. Pr. Poeh..
N'lt-orItans P. o. Convent 20.
Boite, 1909. St. .Jacoues.
43G3NDA3 = PDgH3,
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BuREAux .
%. Rue RoyaIe Nile Orleans. .25
st. Jaclnes.-a Ia residence de F. P.
Pocha, pres de la Manson de Cour.
2d&74.
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e F. Delaney. Agent general
ponr In Louisiana.
). Comes, Agent pour lee paroiases
d. fleue.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-16

Adresse: Bureau ct Kdasideace.
Poste d" Convent. Long Vue,
st. jacques. .Pssc st. JACQUES.
BE ~DEAUvA1sas
A~GDG,1-.
Exerce So. profession deyaut leo
co"rs.da 4me district judiciaire, pa
Observation-Disclosures. S,-Jean- Baptiste,
st-Charles ct Ascension. etdeyant Ia
Conr Supreme. de. ::l'Etat, NouveIle-
orleans. . 2la74.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-16

Garlons;pous ttoutl4ois de g~loriter RAJ:
h ~
- toiAaaRtai(s scape CONNIE .lui, ct
res interess;mte. Son nom Ctait Marie.
Joli nom. Et Marie, sans ttrc unc beau
a@s9oHilsA tsstt issvr,a ntsclle,3
rps ane> tle.r A,sdysdaigner. Ellie
ttait charinante Mec ses vingt ans, IS
yenx noils. ses ,ioncs roses ct SEES hyirs
son,iantss. I'm ont re, Nll" cctait sage. On
no lui com,aissait nj amn,,rs nj a%n,oulrt-
ties. File travaillait.. wyatt scn}". ct Vi
wait lnolcstemcnt. Son historic await
trois m6ts. Marie ttait nrl,'rlinc ct on
Nliire. Mais fl.istuiie dc Name ne de
Wait pointi IN. roster III, rnisqnelamour
est UNI dc ces fatalities 0ui nours,livront '
rcspacc humane j'usqu'A Ia fin DIES sic
cles. II est unc' heurc OH chacum de nous
dot ai'ner. Nous ne lpuvons nous sous
traile !; tctte' tat:AithM. lie ctrur nous
tlahia %toujonrs, ct la raison Ell scra
pour SOS r%siStances vaines ct SEES regrets
snpcrtlus. Une t.eelr gui ne tieurit Ias,
qui ne parfllnlc point, est ellie u,lc iicur!
Tine femme qui m'a,nait point ni,nf. one
pcrsonne n'atrait aimee, mI1sit-clle etc
u,,e femmes lie sails bien que In mistrc
est an fond dc famonr, ct que e dfnouc-
ment nest PAS sans armcs 1t sans amer
. tune: mails on. Il comm DIES moments ia
res. ct plus dun" f"iS, dams le r~aviSsc,
/. mcnt de votre passion ct dc yotrc anne,
vons ave- senti que Ia teire fiiyait sous
>os picdS, que DIES allies Nous cmpor-
talent an ciel, ct que ramour await DIES
1~rlicitts don't IL souvenir Wit tte,1cllc-
mcut, ct Sacrt. Apres tout. aimcr est o.
btir.
Raonl ct Marie ohtircnt.
IohtisSancr lcur tut douce.
Ir grand crime. sill >ous plat! Nous
n'a,olls pas Misr. &C nous scmblr. Ia
,l"iSon >tparant les drux %.jcuneS gems.
I'm h%onjonr an matin, I'M hon>oir au
Soir. unr ca,>rric innocel!tc. me
promenade le uimanclic. un cclanyc de
sn,lilrS. &c >ont la DIES hagatcllrs char.
NANTES ct que Ia morale In plus severe
he conhamnc pas. II est vrai dc dire Uii
: il me fault pas jolicr avcr lc fen: mails il
men est pas moins Nrai que le leu rfchauf-
Il. len tout cas-. ii ltaoui 1T Marie S'v
lh1.ltnt. c'cSt lcur nftAilr. Nous ne les
aplt"'tvtrnns pas: nous ,iirnlIs meme
z que nous les hlimo,Is. ct nous les plain
tiroiIS rrta'nemel.t: mails lis po,rIOnt
blrn nous Iiw an lrz, raiiler notre YER
fti-Gi nous nIullScf auun adorable sou
ilir uaInu,lltuX want mlti:N que les raj
sons dun cuiStrc ma,Ssa,ic. ut GO Sera
b,en 1:ht poir nous. ct pour Nons ausSi,
l~ecle,rS r%rniI0gnes 1T antiques.
-EonsOIr. Marie.
-Hou>olr. foiSiA.
Y
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PAS DE- RETRMIT lD'AGENCES.
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DC Ia NOuvelIe. Orleans,
Sam'l. Manning Todd. President,
w. B. SrhmiI,, Vice President,
VIM. Henderson. Secte,airs,
WIN. c. Robins Oirecisur d'sgenoes,
Lucuis McAiAm, Grelfier,
CONsEIL DErDIREcT1oN.
=. J. Hart Jas. I. Day.
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arc ayyrosc hing the la-t. iiyou are b"rd.rng
upan the la-t. and are suffering -ouic or All of
IT, evil cfcct-, re'nenaler that u yoa obstinate.
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r.n,e when the mo-t -killful physician can rca'
tlcr you no assistance: when the door- OF hope
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merry can bring ycu relief In no eAse hA. the
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In n ptcIaalurc grave.
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DIR. A. b. SPINNEY,
Has Removed 10 No. iss south

Street. vir:lnis, opposite chsmpiain House.
DT spinaey, well known throughout the
country a. a PAihologi-t and Psychologist,
whose -ucc---fai treatment of certain physical
di- abilities and functionsl dersngrments de-
r.ry-siiy cntitlc hin to the familiar reeogn,-
tias of the GREAT ~PECtALlSr, wonii ic-
specially iniprm the citix.n- OF virginia CIV
,nd siclnlty thar his inrrca.ins ps'fonA;c de-
nsndinr more commodiol- ayartulcntr. he has
removed to his new ofice, Ne. LIS South Y
street, .Virsiula, seven d"orr north 81 the
French Dra. stor,. where hc viii he pleased
to can-ult With all, tins gisin. invaiids an op-
portunity of riidin. themselves. through h's
professional sg-ncy. Of sach constitutional an
noyAnce. aud ailments ss he claims to compass
and H. cure. without entering into biogrAph-
ical details. 10 IL raficient to simply pronui
rai, the fact that DR. spiSSkl's earliest
reputation may he traced baek To bis inan "a
ration and eondact of the Montreal Canada
EA.p Me,liesi institute. Tue regime of the
Lnrli.h Ph.rmaf eutieai Colleges u gauged By
an eIcvai ii standard An extended experience
and an a--ilnoa- study of the varied phases
Of disease enables him 10 guarantee assurances
of -neecs- In the eradication % the muftiform
ehrunic affections incident TO both sexs-. .ueh
a. Scryoas Debility. Exhausted vitality.
Youthful E.ec--es, MafriAe Impedments.
A. ff.a. ssruarallx
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-02

AUSr IIsrrr inquired Of the seryan,
girl recently IL she came from the Hun
garian parts of Ireland. On bsing told
that her geographical knowledge was
somewhat defective. she excused herself
by saying, III hain't much learnin'; |
mover went TO school but one day. and
that was In the e,cnin', anil ve haaln't
NO candle. AMI tho master didn't
entna "