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&TAR planning MILL
AND
LUMBER YARD,
Corner Calliope and Rampant Streets, tone square
above the New Basin)
NICHOLAS CONNELL, Proprietor
Always on hand large assortment of Rough Vel
low Pine Lum Der, Cypress etc, etc. Also dressed
flooring, ceiling etc. weather boards sashes doors
blinds and mOuldings.
Orders left at Box 30, Mechanics and Dealers Ex-
change, will meet with prompt attention. my4 6m
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SHIPS.
FOR LIVERPOOL,

FOR LIVERPOOL.
IH For Liverp0Ol-The AL ship Preston,
SfRs Capt North, is loading and having the
81 greater portion of her cargo engaged and
going On board will have dispatch. For balance OF
Teig mt apply to HAYNES d. CO,
90 Caronaelet street
Or to GEO. A. FOSDICK & CO.,
apl3tc AZ Carondelet street.
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OPELOUSAa.
Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, at5P.M,
wss5e A. For Washington, Port RsrYe
h1hsS1hEsf Simmsport, Churohville and all landslss
On the Coast, Atchafslaya River and 81,
you Courtable1u--tbs nsw and Bsht irAught pssssn.
gsr Steamer
Bertha.
W Burton. master J. b. Schmidt clerk
VIII leave ss above, connecting at Simmsport with
steamer Minnie for Bayou Des Glazes, Tor freight
or passage apply on boar or to
sus tt BRITTON EPPLER. LOG Common q.
REGULAR PACKET
Leaves WEDNESDAY. May 49, at P. M.
EX - For Washington, Port Barre.
esssa*sge Simmsport Churchviile, and all wa1
=. landings on Atchafalaya and Mississippi
Rivers-The steamer
Ruth,
I'm place of steamer Trenton.)
p. Quatrevaux. master H. Mola son. clerk
will leave as above, giving through bills of lading 70
Bayou de Glaizes. and connectingat Simmsport with
steamer Creole For freight or passage apply q
board, or to ]. M BOWLING.
apIn 25 Decatur street.
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Schooner BoRue Homa. from Pearl river
Schooner Rebecca, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Elba from Wolf river
Schooner Henry Latour. from Biloxi
Schooner Dixie, from Pascagoula
Schooner Pippo from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Mary Ann from Bayou LaconIbe
ARRIVALS At THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Alciope, from Blind river
Schooner Celena, from Bay st LOUIS
Schooner Union. from Pearl river
Schooner Try Again from Pearl river
Schooner Lille Dunn, from Blind river
Schooner Mary Diana, from Tehefuncta river
On the Bar-BoHnd In.
Steamship C W Lord Cotton. from Havana to E
Yorke
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BAY OF HONDURAS.

+E For Belize, Port Cabayo, st. Pedro
n5e and Eonduras-The fine passenger schooner
LILY OF THE VALLEY, Leach, MASTER
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JOE p. MACHECA & CO.
ap29 tc Office 129 Ole Levee styast
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R82 -
I Z ! ! - 4
In extending my warmest thanks to the Public for
their liberal patronage while at the old stand beg
for the kind continuation of the at my present
location assuring my patrons that the same liberal
spirit polite attendance and the best and largest
lection Of all goods in my line, with the most pos.
| sible LOW PRICES which made Grunewald Store
| so popular, will be continued at the
GRUNEWALD HALL.
| The sale Of
Cheap Music at sc. apiece,
Which met with SO great public approval, will still
be in force for short time and should be taken ad
vantage of.
General Agency for the celebrated
sFEINWAY, KNABE, PLEYEL, HANES,
wEsTERMAYER, BLUTHNER
AND KAPS PIANOS.
Mason & Hamlin and Trayser Organs.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Pianos skllifully Repaired and Tuned.
LOUIS GRUNEWALD,
GRuNEwALD HALL,
Baronne Street, near Canal.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We have this day appointed
MIR. LOUIS GRUNEwALD.l 81
At Grunewald Hall, New Orleans,
Our EXCLUSIVE AGENT for the sale of our
PLEYEL PIANOS
For the Southern States of the United States Of
Paris, France, December 30, 1874
PLEYEL, WOLFF e. CO.,
ap11 Piano Manufacturers.
st. Charles Hotel.
RIVERS g. LONSDALE, Proprie tors.
st. Charles Street, Between Common an
Gravier.
This Hotel has since 1852 been the leading Hotel
in the South and is better prepared entertain
guests than at any period since its opening.
The proprietors have spared no expense in fitting
up the House. and both as to furniture and the ar
rangements of the culinary department it is I'm.
rivaled.
Transient visitors will find the St. Charles the
most delightful as well the most central Hotel IL
the city. mh17 tt
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VICKSBURG.
SATURDAY vICKSBURG PACKET.
y. g. MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at S. Pm
FHyk - FOR vICEsBURs, DAVIS BHKS
sssSsssa$# Natchez, ant all intermediate landings
"AS~"SsH @@ The Eaasengsr steamer
Ea.rng1s
Z. p. Lesthsra master j.. Nusa sIxsA
connecting 'ss Vieksburg with arisot Line Tor YaSoN
Iauahatoh1e and SuEaower Rivera, ard with AueAo
Line for Memphis. Cairo ard ST. Louis Tos frsi2h
OF passage apply on board, or to
JOHN JANNET, l1r Common al
Srto HITE & OARIIN, Toho apitcu,as al.
sui fya
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LOWER COAST.
r. Lower Coast Daily Passenger
l6ssEsshttJ Packet-The new safe and fast pas
-@=zzz=zsS senger packet
OrlOle,
M CaTTiGk master.
James T. O'Pry, clerk, John Estopnal asst clerk,
Leaves daily at 919 o'clock A. M Sharp from foot
of st. Louis street. for Star Plantation. viii
all halls returning to the city early in the evening
in time for marketers.
VIII sell round trip tickets to excursionists, at
rates to suit the times.
Apply to JOHN KOUNS,
Canal Street Ferry Office
P. S.-Will commence on MONDAY, Nav IT, Dua
notice of schedule time will be given hereafter
No debts contracted by any one except j. Z. OPry,
owner, will be paid.
mys I'm
LOWER COAST UNITED STATES MAIL
PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRI.
DAY at A. NJ, promptly
- - For Southwest Pass, Forts Jack
lSAHkt6 son and st. Philip, Points-a-la Hacbe.
asss@'~% Jesnits Bend and all passenger land.
ngs-The United States mail and passen ger steamer
Marie,
w. s. Bassett, MASTER
leaves az above from the Canal Street Ferry Landing
Runs on schedule time through each way in day.
hght VIII land for passengers at any point and vii
carry freights to all mail landings ap4 If
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS.
81. LOUIS.
CARROLL LINE AND MERCHANTS
SOUTHERN PACKET COMPANY.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
COMMONWEALTH,
l. !" shieids, master, Owen G. Gates. clerk,
Leaves MONDAY, May "a at 5 Pm.
1nrongn bills lading via Cairo and Belmont % al
points North and West.
ST. LOUIS: PACKET LINZ.
LES GRAVIER STREET
s8RH FOR ST. LOUIS.
BISMARCK
Jonn Spane, master, E. R. Powell clerk
Mhl leave May 30 at SIP
Through biAs of lading to Fulton Little Rock,
Kansas City, Chicago Toledo Cleveland, BuffSlo.
rain WI. BoF1NGER 1as Gravier st
KOUNTZ LINE.
NEW ORLEANS AND ST. LOUIS PACKETs
Leaves on THURSDAY. May 90 at p III.
~ - For st. Louis, Cairo, MemDhfa.
Ss4%3faS and all way landngs--The steamer
Henry C, Yaeger,
l. Z. Van Hook master; N. r. Fowler clerk
will leave above For freight or passage apply a
board or to JAMES MELLON, Agent,
Kountz Line Office "a Gravier street,
Will take freight for the Illinois Central Railroad
ana us CONCESSIONS myl8
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BIYLY & POND.

We invite the attention Of the trade to our full
and complete stock Of FRESH GROCERIES
tsome of which are enumerated below, which we
offer at low figures.
G. M. BAyLY POND,
"a, SO, SO, 40 and A Canal street.,
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BAYOU SARA.
H1@ A. For Bayou Sara, Waterloo.
A199aSaa$ Hermitage, Port Hudson Baton Rouge
n1. :. Plaquemine, and wa, landings - The
United States mail semi-weeklY packs,
W. 3. Pike,
j. ]. Brown, master
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at r. u.
for Bayou cara HITE e. CARLIN Agenta
Teh ritoulss street
The steamer W S. Pike will attend to the business
Of the b. L. Hodge from Donaldsonville up s10
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On the Rar-Raand In
BelOw--. Coming Up.

Steamship W Lord. Cotton. from Havana, to A
Narlra
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LAFOURCHE.
(N0NN~0~~~o~N~-N~0N~D~~~~~<
REGULAR BAYOU LAFOURCHE PACKET
I nE Regular Bayou Lafourche Packee
steamer
Lizzie Hopkins,
N. 2. Dupuis master M H LANDRY clerk
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY at 10 a. NJ and
SATURDAY at p. NJ, returning every FRI
apply on board or to
mh7 3rn B. RIVET 70 Cont straak
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JOHN MCENERY. T. C. w. ELLIS E. JOHN ELLIS.
McENERY, ELLIS & ELLIS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Sc Camp street,
apis am NEW ORLEANS.
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UPPER COAST.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
AND COAST SEMI WEEKLY PACKET
r. Carrie A. Thorn,
lRs a. Allen Jume master, Chas A. Brusle,
'--sas clerk,
Will leave New Orleans every WEDNESDAY NJ
10 A. M, and every SATURDAY, at p. M
Returning will leave Batnn Rouge every THURS
DAY and SUNDAY evening
Commencing on Wednesday, May H. 1s75.
LORD McPEAKE Agents, 46 Camp street.
my6 If
UPPER COAST PACKET.
NEW ORLEANS TO UNION PLANTATION
Leaves Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI.
DAY, at 10 A. NJ.
Nb = For Union Plantation, Bonnet
Care, Hahnvile, Red Church Kenner-
vile and all way landings, through each
way In dayhght-The fine side-w wheel steamer
Josephine,
W. l. Cozzens master.
Has clerk on levee daily. For freight or passage
apply on board ap4 tt
THE NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER OOANX
PACKET-AS FAR AS WHITEHALL
SAW-MILL.
Laiaa The steamer
q Mary Ida.
]. A. Ruiz MASTER E. NJ. Vallette clerk
will leave New Orleans every Tuesday, Thursdsy
and Saturday at 10 A. M, and will return every
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday in daylight.
For freight or passage apply on board OF to
ta20 6m w. J. COMAUX. 90 Cont stre~s
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S. T. SUIT WHISTLES.
JORDAN GILES. ROBT G. McCORKLE.
JORDAN GILES s. CO..
Successors to S. T. SUIT g. co.
S. T. SUIT. JORDAN GILES
Established 1889.
Dealers in Fine Kentucky
BOURBON and RYE WHISTLES.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
We have the entire stock of FINE OLD WITS.
KIES heretofore held by S. T. SUIT e. co. It is
well known throughout the country that this is the
only Large Stock of Great Aged Whistles in exist
ence Address orders to
JORDAN GILES e. CO., Louisville XIV
Special Agent, STEPHEN F. POWER
Lock Box 1857, New Orleans La.
April l, 1875. my2 I'm
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HOTELS.
WTEsTERN HoTE1.
n. W. COR. FOURTH AND ORANGE eta,
q J KYLE. PROPRIETOR

THE above Hoase has been out IN enmpaste
repair for the, reception 0f quests where
thex win reeeltes u tthe sAecS iith0dss1ons of
Yar falied win chotsesf tVinszl iss,t,svN cisara
&c-. and tho tahle sabplS6d W1k8 q ebe3f md
market a60rds. Tft6nfdehE akA1fue{mAnAf
boaFdefs Iaccot1modA1ed 1ae fn6dek4sc tatSs.
Good etabitng ana tstsAtivei hostiers. A lib.
eEM snare of pahte patronage La respectfully
aug7-da. 9ai "l lifl
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ALIVE WITH A. BULLET III THE
HEART.-Frederick Bohrback, who
was shot in drunken row at Winfield,
L. L., on Thursday last, was able 10
leave his room yesterday. The ball
after entering just below the seventh
rib and glancing off, embedded itself
in the structure of the heart, Drs.
Zwick and Gayler. who have been at
tending him, have decided that 1t
would be fatal undertaking to probe
for the ball. The wounded man, In
company with one Nolan and Post
master Hamann, of Winfield while
drunk, begun abusing justices Hatch
an Murphy, OF Newtown, while Ia
Tinny Brunns's saloon. BRUINS or
dered them out. Byhrback made 6
rush at Bruins and the latter drawing
pistol, fred. The examination Of
the case before Justice Vandewear, o.
Newton, was adjourned yesterday tn
next Wednesday in consequence oI
Nolan ; inability to be present
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ANDREW JOHNSON,
rftttf
Reminisces o4 ahe ExsFTesidenf-.A
- Noble Trait ExempiiHed.

\ Nashville, Tenn, papers relate the
following anecdote of Andrew John
son when he was military Governor of
Tennessee:-ssA young boy had been
captured by the Federal troops on sus.
picion of bushwhackinS, and was in,
generated in the penitentiary at Nash
vile. 1t appears that the charge was
groundless, as the boy was member
of regular. command, commissioned
by the head of the Confederate Gov.
eminent. The hoy found his prison
life very irksom, and having bored a
hole through the wall of his cell he
jumped to the ground. The drop was
too great, however, and he shattered
his legs very badly. He was recaptur
ed and returned to the priscn, where,
after consultation, the surgeops decid
ed it was necessary to alnputate the
limb. The boy objected, and finally
became very sick, as modification se'
In. In the meanwhile the boys uothe,
hearing of the whereabouts Of her sor
travelled dfty miles to reach him, bll
was refused admission to his cell. AT
ter some useless application to the Off
cials she finally made her way through
the guards OF the Capitol and entered
the presence OF Governor Johnson
The Governor at the time was sur
rounded by army officers high in raab
and was attending to some important
business Immediately he saw the
afflicted mother he rose and courteous
ly offered her his seat. After hearing
her story he gave her pass which ad
united her TO the penitentiarT. a
short time afterwards, when the facts
Of the case became known, Governor
johnson pardoned the boy and gave
him up to the care OF his mother. He
was then very sick, but she managed
to move him to her home, where be
finally recovered, He La now well and
enjoying perfect health. The gentle
maa who told the story waa brother
Of the boy, and was evidently much
moved by the news Of the death of his
mothers and brothers beuefsctor."
The daily gazette., 1875-08-06
QUIET LIFE.

Tou scorn nay dwelling as yon pass 1t by;
do not say, come In;
You are stranger to the company
entertain therein.
My house ia humble, yet within Its walls
C0ntentnent doth abide;
And from the wings Of Peace blessing fall
Like dew at eventide. t...=..- ..
Fou think my soul ia marrow, like the room
u Wherein I toll for bread,
And that, because oblivion is my doom,
= Irnight as well be dead.
Yet are you sure the riches ere not mine.
The poverty your own
10 he not rich who nnds his lot divine,
In hovel or on throne
You judge me by the narrow boundaries
'Twfxt which my body moves;
But behold wider Land that lies
Free to the aoul that love.
Is that not mipe In which hourly take
My largeness of delight?
Are not all things created for his sake
Who reads their meaning right7
1s IT not zine. this landscape behold
Mine to enjoy and nse
For all lite's noblest uses, though no gold
y Has made It mine 10 lose?
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RecolIeesSOns OF ahe Impeachment
Trial.

RecolIeesSOns OF ahe Impeachment
Trial.
From "Reminiscences by J. Z. McCuuash. in
the st. Louis GlobeaDemocrst.
That night Mr. johnson spoke very
freely about the impending trial.
gathered from his manner and tone
that 30 far from being afrad Of conv1c-
ton, he rather eourted the martyrdom
of 1t. He said that If they convicted
him he would start out through the
country with view of convicting them
before the people. In his most tronb-
lous hours he never lost faith In bis
ability to show the people th ut he was
the sole defender of the Con stitutiou.
I have always thought that nothing
would have suited him better than to
have walked out of the White House
on a warrant of conviction and entered
upsn another swing of the circle, one
more elaborate than the first am
borne out In this assertion by the well
known fact that he allowed Jere. Black
to withdraw from his defense rather
than give his official sanction TO cor
rupt land trade in which Blaok was In.
terested, He told Black that ne would
rather be convicted ten times over than
purchase not oily defense but hcquittal
at such a price. Undoubtedly money
wasused In variety of ways % defeat
the scheme Of conviction, and, what Ia
more, there was a good deal more mon
ey ready to be used In case of neGessi-
ty, There were votes cast for convic.
tion that could have been persuaded
In the other direction in case OF an
emergency. The great consideration
with anti-impeachers was to make
sure of 10 votes. I believe there were
ffty-four men In the Senate then, and
they were cautious enough to get q
few alternates as they do In cnven-
tions. The asseveration may be re-
ceived with incredulity, and yet make
1t from we'll grounded knowledge,
that johnson got some of his most eff.
Client help from the society ladies OF
Washington; not tho resident Rebels
or Democrats of the Capital, but the
wives and daughters of some of the
most ardent impeachers in Congress.
There was womanly sympathy for
johnson from the beginning of his
troubles.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-06

A man has just been before the masis.
trates in Stafford, England, on charges Of
drunkenness, having already appeared
The Mississippi Democracy are begin
ming their work Of regepsrating and re-
deeminz the State With an eArnesthsss
and wisdom which promise rceess. The
State Convention on Tuesday was the
largest ever held ia Mississippi; q broad, /,
liberal platform was adopted. on which
men of all parties can unite, and. as "a
the Congressional Convention which
nominated Lamar, the color Line was iS-
nored. There is strong ground for hops
that the most oppressed Of the carpet.
bag ridden States may be redeemed this
The daily gazette., 1875-08-06

Tns most delicate tah1ls washed without In.
tSnrassss1 sSs 1taxsad The WORK Of puriacstlon
Ieqp,1sa. The waahtns Done IA one ousrte$
os sne nmes with one-h the soap. thao ny
eass as aaa N rub board proceas, and with perfect
satiafacsion guardutesd. fest of rssoreneea
slvSn 30 persons now uatnS them In this city,
wnen nos ~ uae she machine forms O nea
ana substantial kitchen table.
ISAAC PYLE,
De2awaae, Ef7 Oran0s. ..rroae
aeaAo""Uo Wilmington Dol,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-06

An international ainatuIe reEait ia takes
dlace On Lake Sarato ga, under the ausr-
ioee Of the Saratoga Towing Association,
on Thursday Wednesday and Thursday
August "A, rs and 26.s
IA man is l $50 tines as large asa honey
bee. aud vet it Is useless to try and srSue
TIE matter with the bee.
II Ia remarked that the more grls ale
ninned back the mere forward they
seern. IN. 7. World
During the past year there wsrs isaed
/ In France oyerl1,9l7 new k,eks or new
Aeait ion ef cid cnes.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-06
WILMINGTON ABAL
EgnMlnRE nlI RAUR0AD.

klm0As~%
MAY slst, ls1A
L.ra WILMINGTON a. follows tor
sh;a % and Intermediete ststionSs ~
At ~. 1850, q m. ; 200, Ale. 72o asos
os,s and New York, Lsl. q m. |;
. az III 7 Intermediate nj statons. la.se,
snS s,%' Washington. 81 la6a, EOS. lo.oa.
9s. h2o, ITO, p. N.
Delaware & Division Leave Tor
he. 800, s.2o, 9.9o. a. m l.ss' aAo
=, and intermediate statians, 500
nd SfT Intermediate \ atat,on 800 .a2s.
!. N. .r>ya.
lhn and intermediate stations. alO
I'M Sn 4. fspd d New York. 1.s1, a m.
and Washington, H.bS 2@
her Information passengers are re-
te time tables posted at the depot.
r. BENNEY. Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-06

.-- ID. r. lS8S. 'e-' @'Ee4f'
Krhis m.dicins is without dispnte ens. OF
the greatest external preparations In the
World for man OF beast, II Ia Canine a crest-
or reputation Ii shorter time than Ian7
other remedy svsr has.obya tsrtoTntng 60 %
cures es has nsVsT been psrformed hefofe IN
Blood sud Bsns Bpavin. and all external Dir
cases IF the HORSE, and " p eaftaani enrs for
Qhronia Rhenm atism. Diptherta and SQTe
Throat of all siesaTipt'sns. In peIsons., NJ
famil ? should be witnvat y ass household
Uedi' Inc to apply to,and oil horsemen should
aave 1t in their bsrns or stables. ~ ono OF the
bsst hoTss Insdie eipss now in use. Sss eiro1-
lar or pamphlet for fall particulars Fss sale
BY Druggists Genersllys ias,T,. = a-,..5s :. &.
Manufactured by ---.-s.---7.
FRANCIS b ELDRlD0E,
- North Front street PhiiadelDkts
' IA l-3.tsts
Il X 7---T s-5l77J5T77T-J g = y ET71T
DLACR TAMISE-W We nave ereseiYe dtreSt
ID ron the importer, full line OF taese
|$1egant goSds, TO which We invite atfenttps.
|rhT4 lllri,T EsxEOf W. d. sHA6ksr q
Fourth and Market stxseW
The daily gazette., 1875-08-06

".o over at oent per pound.
G W cents per loo pounds,
W ION af low rates. Coutracta for
" Low as the lowest. HT'''! -
,9orseivee on having obtained the
polte and accommod atinT 3 drss
Gty ior all our routes.
Call before going elsewhere.
4 WALTON 4 BRO,
70. 2 West Third street. or
triteenth and King strcsta,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-06
TMFERsoH HOUSE.
TEW CASTLE, pkL@w4RE (. ,
! JOHN W., ,GRaH.. . ri sassfsfot,a

T--' " - Srf1' Z e tI7f ff5fffss6yTFHS1lHInfi
This large and sbeAufsA fsAsllr sttnaSea siaeass
- been put IN thefvsfE hss&fsfatrieYt ths
sesspsaon; ;ciIstslsoeS ysesl q Ord = ifa1tns
u commands saiGaprvieWpff fthA Dofavprys1flv,
a1d Is one ofthH mdstpaaAAshtAnd dal1fhhfa|
places 10 thGetat1s1oe a1uprAAhhB or vjfI5nics
The houAets9 9keptJtH 7Ahs tnssko styie. .4Nefhas
nneo w1ehtehe 9ehetcesk sythnsJ l1qlprp satpi
matt drankA epdd abeeis isr1rpt tbth Nitkbt thlHsab
ssancalHand 1unurteeof' Ahe hArkehl NnrdS.
aontste can azftvet hf tboASg gozs taiis 1EaFttct
who wish togo tlahtnH ohoas xidinH ON 1he
nople b6iANHregQau, ke Aecprziodsfeh Will
y respectfullyenlioiteG n0isi,1f Ia,.- -
1yxzru 9n7o'fG Id 90 ,1.,g y ]. w. GRAF.
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Pissne Ri
| tone WI
| d hs1s's,I
tents o. ",
#lous eIipa
| aS no supelt,.|
|@s |@sncch GrI.,'sa
solid ~
R,nIt. %9ssss
IA .poul.,a|
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it by tampering with its officials. Even
the loosest of Provisional Governments
would not tolerate such treachery fol-, an
hour, and NJ. RoUHER gave bis own
judgment on the conspiracy, not only by
hiding his own Central Committee, but
by denying that it existed. Nor will it
avail to reply that the RoyaIists and the
Republicans had Committees as we'll as the
Bonapartists. When the Legitimists aud
the Orleanists met, in the days of the
Fusion" to concoct plansafor oveFCom-
ing the obstinacy of the Comte DE CHAN
BoRD, they did not show much respect, it
is true, for the Republic, lot at least they
never aspired to effect a Restoration by
any other means than o Parliamentary
vote. The Republican Committees have
still more clearly had the law on their side.
The most elaborate plans of the sBonapar-
lists were framed to make the Police and
the Army q weapon which would break
asunder when the Republic should ,use it
in the hour of trial. N Government
could tolerate such a conspiracy, and NJ.
RoUHER has no right to- wonder at the
rough treatment he has received from the
Assembly. He may deem himself .fortu-
nate, indeed, that he has escaped a crimi-
nal prosecution.