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BRICK! BRICK! !!

r HAVE now on hand the best Brick in
i every respect, ever manufactured in this
market. Ny brick are manufactured out of
the best material, superintendent personally
by myself, and guarantee them the best made
west OF Milwaukee. All persons wishing
to build, will consult their own interest by
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this or that mans brick are the best, but
come and see for yourselves. | charge
nothing to show my brick, and am at all
times well pleased to have persons visit my
yard. D. S. CHADWICK.
Watertown, July 9th, 1876. 3em2
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PREPARATIFS DE GRANT CON

PREPARATIFS DE GRANT CON
TIRE La LOUJSIANE-Tandis que
les lndlenS maSsacrent les soldatS
de l'armee tederale enyoyes con
tre euN pour les foreeT a rentrer
dams l'ordre ct que Ia taibIesSe HI
mtIlque de l'eXpeditiou expose ce
quill en- reste 4 IN pai'eiI sort, le
president Grant au lien Asenv0yer
pour les secourir toutes les forces
1isponibles de l'Union.trouve rien
de plus presse cue de reorganiser
les districts mllltaires du Sud.
atin de poavoir manipuler ct taI
sitter les elections de Novembre 4
Sd guise.
II Went d'organiser M district
milltalre, sous le nom de district
de Baton Rouge. compose ;les Pa
IoiSses Est ct Quest Feliciaua,
Est Baton Rouge. Ste. Helene,
Livingston ct Tangipahos, Loui-
Shane, ct les comtes de Wiill,in-
son, Anite ct Pike. Mississippi,
sous Ie commandments du Lieut.
Colonel John X. Brooks, du Be
d'lniantel le.
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De Terrabonne.

CENTRAL STATIONS Juliet '7G.
Honsieur tEditeur.-Nous ayons
ie plaisir de vous annohcer qu'on
Went d'ouvrir une llste de sous
cription Il l'etlet de construire une
maison d'ecole privGe pour les
blancS sur l'habitation de mon
sienr Mac Coilum. Nous applau
dlsSons de grand ceur a un sem
blable projet que nous desirons
voir Sc generaliser.
La generation prtsente Il beau
coup Il fai:e pour Sc soutenir au
rang qul lui est dIl; cependant les
efforts qu'elle fait he doivent pas
lul taire oubier ce qu'elle doit 4
la generation naissante el!e doit
lui ouVrir les voies de l'avenir Ell
developpant son intelligence par
l'lnStructlon.
--- pour lever me masse
Lhonrme dun bras neryeuN Ia saisit ct
Iembrasse
Sill lie pcut re ussir. le valiant ouvrier
Aupouvoir de ses bras joint eelui dultver.
la natiere Gbeit. Ainsi Intelligence
De nos fables noyers ;sssiste Indulgence.
CultiyouS avec som cettt celeste tieur,
Qui renftrne en- son sein les doux fruits
du honheur
C'cst notre plus grand hien ct rhomme pur
ct Sage
En- trausmet il seS fills le solde heritage.
iaterrogcz lhiStoirc ct voycZ lfignorant
L'humme incute ct blrhafe en- un Jour con
querant
Ne pouvant cpmScrver les fruits de sa con-
quote,
Devant ses tiers vaincus courber son humble
ttte.
C'rSt qu'cn eux rfsdait un immense pouvoir
Quon nomne intelligence ct science ct st-
v0ir
LII force peut un Jour devcnir souvcraine.
Seulc Intelligence est ieterncllc refine
LOUIS IESSDN.
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CAMELEON PoLITIQUE.-Nous
Iisons dams lie Loaisialais de st.
jacques
''Le juge Taylor Beattie, dc La
fonrche, qHi nresiHalt hicr Ia con
vention radicale d.Etat, est can
didat iRdepeadant dams son dis
trict. Radical d la Nouvelle-Or
leans, Independent a Thibodaux
ct democratic 4 Lockport. c'est fa
cile. Chauye-souriS judlcialre.'
Son Honneur o. Flagg, du qua
triene District ju,!lcialre, est arrl
ve mercredl. Ii sc porte des mieux.
ct Ia rlalancontreuse arrtte de pa
tassas, jadis ayalGe par hi dams
un moment do distraction. :iples
aTaiF lpasSt. par les tGlIehres dn
cooE;e, II eie t!'ouvee t!a!la !. sub
stantit du general Cdnib,ohnt.
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MEETING DAMS LA PAROISSE

MEETING DAMS LB PAROISSE
ASST, SI,MpTION-Les Democratic.
Conserva.eurs de cette parolSsc,
ont tenu lie q Juliet, a Napoleon
vile, un meeting dams le bat de
choisir des delesues i la Consen
tion de Baton Eonge ct d la Con
vention tie District.
Mr.. L. 3. Cox etait president
ct Mr.. Jos. Il. Leblanc, secletaire
du meeting.
Une resolution presentee al!
nom dun comite par w. Canon,
ratifiant les nominations de Tilden
ct Handricks, a Gte ;adoptee i Fu
nanimite.
lie meeting a ensnite proc6de a
la nomination de Is delesneS des
differences parties de Ia paroisSe.
aNant drolr chacun d un demi
vote dams III Convention de Baton
Rouge, ct qui devront agir de ia
con a assurer 4 la parolsse III
vote dc s vciN.
Voicl les mons des deiegueS.
Gen. i. Z. Nichols. Hon. Z. +
Y. Dugas, Il. E. Beasley, +. A
Tete, j. G. Thlac, S6verin BIan
char,l, Capt. L. E. Lauye, colonel
w. w. Pugh, Florentein Hebert.
John Webre jr. DR.. Thomas Nc
Neil, Albert Himel, Hon. E. b
Cox, Amilcar Melancon. Adolphe
Himel ct Hon. Numa Wives.
Ont etc NOMINEES delegues i l.
Convention du District Senat7
rial:
NM. Hon. w. w. Pugh, L. A
Tete, I. w. Picke, Telesphor Re
drlgue, ct lie capt. L. L, Lauve.
Sur motion de Mr.. Walter
GuIon,la sage resolution suivante
a etc adoptee
"Re>oiu, que les dts delegues
sont declares n'avoir pas d'ins
tructions ct qu'ils ont pieipe autd
r,te pour donner leur voix dams
les iiites Conventions aux candi-
dats qui devront y etre choisls
sulvant leur discretion ct leur !u
cement.
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spaciale he soft jamais prtlev6c
ponr cOnvrir le paiement de ces
bons. he dolt alarmer persOnne. il
est settlement necessalre de main
telir CONNIE par lie paSSe DIES HON
mes honorables ct capables 4 la
tGte de administration de vile.
Avec une direction eclairte ct in
telligente, il ne sera Ell ancun cas-
nCces>alIe de recOurir 4 une taxa
ton qHelconqna pour conyrir les
palclnentS dc ces hOnS.
/! est utlie lie remarquer aussl,
que ces bons ct les intertts etant
payables touS les six moiS, le cal
cul DIES interGtS inaiqn6s cides-
suS Seraient neraSSalrement legG,
Ttment dlminueS.
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R5-Lecenttnaire de la dCcIar;,
ton de fildependance DIES Etats
Unls Il etc celebre daus toutes les
villes du Nord avec un grand en-
thousiasme, a New York ct 4 Phi
ladelphie. Ia f6te a etc splendide
ct ne saurait etre surpasSee.
Toutes les nations y etaient re-
pr6sentees, rEnpereur Dom
Pedro, lie prince Oscar, de Suede,
les commls>alies Japonais, les
souyerneurs du Michigan, du
Wisconsin, de l'Ohio, du. Mary
land ct du Nouveau Mexique
etaient presents. Seul Ic president
Grant a cru pouvoir sc dispenser
d'y veuir.
Son absence i produit une ia
cheuse impression et l'orsque Mr.
Ferry vice-pre>ident 'des Etats
UnIS Il commence sa lecture par
ces mots "Cl.oyens dc notre cen
ttnalre, i'absence regrettee du
President des Etats U4is me
yaut tl'honnenr de preSider Ell Get
te mGlnorable OCCASION" on Il re
marqn6 parni les assistants dc
nombreux signes de surprise ct
de mecontentement. II etait evi
dent que lie Sans gene du presi
dent Dlaissait l'amour propre de
ll nation.
lie San de New York, public d
ce sujet les lignes suivantes
Isl Ie general Grant ma pas de
respect pour lui meme, il devrait
au moins, ,taut quill occupe sa pre-
sente position, montrer quelque
respect pour lie pays qui IA place
Il la ttle de ses armGes, ct Ia elu
deux foi> president. Dependant il
s'est volOnt;sirement ahsl emu d'as
sister 4 une celebration rationale,
on Sd presence etait de rigueur,et
qui lie peut avoir lieu qu'une foi',
Ell cent ans.
.'De touS les Peres de ii rGvolu
ton. de tous les hommes pui ont
etc presidents des Etats Unis, il
men est pas un gui he tit sorti de
sd tombe ct he tut allie q Philadel
pine. s'li l'avalt pn, pour aSSlSter
Il la grande solennite centenaire
du 1 Juliet. Dependant le general
Grant, president des Etats Unls,
viyant ct bien portant,a quelques
heures settlement de distance,
avec un luXueuX wagon palais 4
Sd disposition, refuse de Sc teral
ger.
Ill est evident que lie general
Grant considere que lie pays qui
i'apprecie assez ptu pour ne pas
l'cllre pour un troisleine terine,
peut s'arranger sans lul ct d Sd
guise.
''Dola Pcdro,u empereur etrali
ger, TT lie prince Oscar, fills du roi
de Suede, ont cllX memes manlte>
t6 plus d'intGrtt pour notre cente
naire que lie premier maglstrat de
notre prorre nation u
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MORT DUN ANCIEN RESIDENT
DE THIBODAUX--Nous avons le
regret dbanoncer la mort de Mr..
Charles de La bretonne qui Il resi-
de plusieurs annees dams notre pa
rolsse. Mr. de La Bretonne etait
un holnme tres erudlt ct await
etc capitaine d'etat major dams
l'armee francaise, il Gtait connu
dams la presse sous le nom de
plume de jacques dc Il.
Mr.. de Ia Bretonne est mort 4
Ia Nouvelle Orleans lie S du cou
rant.
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INSOLATION-.La chaleur est
extreme depnis quelque jours, ct
les cas- I'inSOlatiOns sont tres com
nuns partout. I'm excellent pre-
Servatlt que nous recOmmandonS
a nos amis lorsqu'ils So Sentent in
commodGs est de Sc rafraichir sou
vent. Une station az Bridge House
on on leur servira dn pale ale de
premiere qlalite on un cherry
cobIer glace retablira requilibre :
S'ili s'aventurent dams les euyi-
rons de la Maison de Cour. lis
trouveront au Court House Sal0oa
drS miik-punch excellents, chez
Wrissenthanncr du soda deli
cienX ct an Petit BVon du lager
beer sans pareil ct des rutisnacs
eSceptionnels.
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Massacre du corps darmee
dill Gen. Custer.

La campagne enterprise contre
les lndlens Sioux de Sitting Bull,
await pour objet de les ohliger de
sc rendre dams la reserve uui
lenr await etc assignee par L. tral
! te pasSe avec euX.
LIE premier tait de la campagile
il etc la detalte du general Crook
don't on Ignore encore les details.
LIE second est le massacre de tout
le corps commando par lie general
Caster. irols cent qulnze llommes
nNl:on.formant clnq compa gllies
du ie regiment de c;,yalerie r6ert
ilere dies Eats Unis.
lie general Caster, heux de ses
treres. son beau flere ct son ne
veu soaf al no:nbre DIES morris.
D'apres le recit de AIr. Taylor.
cc!allenr de l'armcc. lie general
Custer anralt attaque un village
ln'iien de } on I mile 2uerliers ct
seralt toinbt dams une emblsc;t
| de.
lie colonel Reno qui attaquait
sur nn antie cote pu battre Ell
retralte avec l'appui du general
Glbbon qui arilvait a son secour.
mals II a eu Il supporter dc lourdcs
pertes.
CeS Debates successives ne sent
| pas Jnhtlfiables ct les eXplications
que l'on peut en donner men atte
nuent pas la responaabiite dc
cenx a qui ellie remonte..
La falblesse de l'armee dGlt
etre att1ibuee aux mGlnes causes
de desorganisation qui atfectent
tous les services pubics. II faut
sc rappeler la tacon ind 3pendente
don't lie general Caster dGposa de
Want lie comite d'euquGte dams l:al
faire du secr6taire de la guerre
Belknap. Sa franchise iui valut la
disgrace du president. La direc
ton de la compagne contre les
Sioux await etc primitivement
placee sous ses ordres, il en- await
prepare les plans ct Sc disposait
a en- prenare Ia direction supreme,
lnais apreS sa deposition devant
lie comite d'enQnGte ct sans autre
motif, il fut envoye an fort Lara
mle, pour servir Ell SOUS ordre
dams une armte don't il await eu
lie commandment.
Comme un brave ct loyal sollat,
lie general Custer IL t;ait son devoir
ct ii paya de sa vie la disgrace
quill await eucourue pour n'avon
pas v0ulu Sc parjurer ct con:ri-
huer par Ia d l'impunite dun ami
de Grant.
LIE general Custer etait I'M DIES
mellleur> officers de l';irmee DIES
Etats-Unis. Natit de l'Ohio. .elGve
de West Point lie 1857 d 1861, il
etait sorti de cette Gcole pour ser
viz dams l'armee CONNIE second
lieutenant de cavaIerie.
II etait IL Manassas ct prit part
au combat de Bull Run Dapuis il
Il assjste a presqne toutes les ba-
tailles de la guerre ct sly est tou-
jours distingue.
Sa carriere militaire a etc des
plus brlllanteS ct ST mort sera Te
grettec dans lsarnee ct de tout lie
pays.
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RESTAURANT DES QUATRE
SATSONS.

MIR. JOHN BOSIO, PROPRIETAIRE
4sl dn RESTAURANT DEs QuATRE-SAIsoNs,
prtyient scs amis de Ia Vile ct de In cam
pagne, ainsi que le pnblic en- generate, qui
u tr8usicrc son restaurant 6lu No. lJS de
!:l rue de Charires an No. IN de la meme
rue, pres de ot-Louis. II profile de cette oc-
casion pour remercier le public ct sollicte
on meme temps la continuation de son bien
vciilant patronage ii informe en- oatre ses
amis quill a dcs salons particuliers au pre-.
mier, ct des chambres m"ublecs a louer > Ia
seu;ine on :tu mos. Les pcrsonncs d. IL
Vile ct dc la caInpagne Y troaveront tout le
comfort desirable. lie restaurant scra ouvcrt
jnsqnA minmt iGv 75.(
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premier numero, ol p!utot la pre-
mlere lITFalson du Journal Ia
! thcnee LoMs'azais, car pan aissant
sous forme de llvraisol il peut
ctre relic comme un litre.
Iii tttAfe L0uisionets pour
Object De perpetuer Ia langue fran
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de travauX Scientiiiques. literal
res. artiStiqIies, ct de s'or2aniser
Ell Association d'Assistance AIu-
tueI!e.
L'1thfH6e LoujsiaaGis parait
tont les de,;N mois. L'abonnement
est de S4.OO par an, payabies d.a
vance.
Sommaire du premier numero :
Hlstoriqne deS AthGnees. Jour
nal de l'Athenee Lo;iisianais par
Ie DR.. Chas. Deldry. Membres ton
dateurS. ENtrait du co'npte rendu
de la seance reorganization. Neces
site dune medecineiega Ell Loui
siane. par lie Dr.. j. &. Haya. En-
bonchures dn Mississippi il ii
l44O ans. MandevilIe Il une jeuDe
file, pot>ics de Dessommes. Mis-
cellaneeS.
Nous aprlaudiSsons Il cette
grande ct noble pensee de vulga
riser chez nous la belle langue
fiancaise qni sera tonjours quol-
qu'en dissent les envieux. la plus
claire, la Plus belle ct la p:ns eX-
actes de toutes les langues. Nous
felicifonS les hommes intelligents
CONNIE L. Ballregard. s. Martin.
c. Turpin, Alfred ct Armand Mer
cier, Q. Carriere, J. $. Hava, j.
Touatre. i Queyrouze, 2. -Four
chy. \. JAS ct a. Saucier qui en
ont pris l'initiative.
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CONVENT DU Mont CARMEL
Fest lundi II du courant que dol
|ent avoir lieu les exercices an
[nels ct la distribution des prix
h Convent du Mont Carmel.
Nos remerciments aux bOnnes
gurs pour l'invitation envoye d
J reduction de la SENTINELLE.
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nees- $500 90
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piications quill est evident qu.nne
take ne sierra jaunals necessaire
pour couyrlr le yaiement des bons
ct one s'il arr;vait quill Y cut un
leger deficit dams une aimee qucI
conque. la corporation Il l'autIeis
Resources qui seraient suffisantes
pour Z remelier, dGt ellie etre obi
gee de faire Nh petit amprunt de
uuelques mols a Get eint.
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