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YACHTING NOTES.

The yacht America was still at tho Coast wrccking
Company's dock at Stapleton yesterday, with the
steamer seawanhaka alongside keeping her free with
pumps 1t is understood that sho will DO towcd
up TO this city for repairs
The Mohawk, Dreadnaught, Idler, Vision, Prospero
and the English yacht Holcn were at anchor Off the
club house.
The schooner yacht Palmer. N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. Stuy-
vesant from New York, arrived at Newport yesterday
Yacht Dreadnaught, N.Y.YC., Mr. Z. j. Osborn,
from New York, passed whtesone, l. l., yesterday
en- route TO Boston.
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THE AMERICAN HORSES IN ENG
LAND.

The Newmarket special commissioner OF the London
Sportsnacn under date of June ., says:-
Tho American horses nt Newmarket ar. not all OF
them In active work, but the readers OF The pvrsman
may depend upon II that the aged horses Freak
ness and mate aud the fonry Bay Final viii be
thoroughly NJ to in tho and they must not
be nndcrraicd for there better looking horses
on the Newmarket training grounds
The same paper under dale of June IS also says
Tho Americans Prcakncss and mate were ratified
along over about two miles, both going III improved
form Bay Final i'rown Prince and star, gallopod
milo at'a las, pace.
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THE YACHT COUNTESS OF DUF-
FERN.

OFFICIAL CERTIFICATE OF HER DIMENSIONS
AND MEAsuREMENT-THE RULE UNDER WHICH
THEY WE'RE MADE.
On the Sd inst the measuring officers OF the Royal
Canadian Yacht Club gave the owner Of tho yacht
Countess OF Duncrin, on her way to these waters
for the purpose of sailing for tho Queens Cup tho
official certificate OF her measurement and tonnage 1t
is as follows
We hereby certify that tho schooner yacht Countess
OF Duern, at present the property OF Charles Clifford
length 9 lcet inches IN breadth OF beam 23 feet
inches and measures 200 tons Royal Mersey Yacht
Club measurement; and that Charles Clifford Is the
owner Of the said yacht, at present acknowledged as
sTRACHAN JONES' Secretary
i. kors, @s.sr-, Measuring omccrs.
MEASUREMENT
The rule OF measurement adopted by the Royal Cana
dian Yacht Club under which tho abovo result was
reached is OF interest to American yachsmen under
the circums tanccs and therefore gwen folows
That tho measurement OF yacht shall be as follows-
The length be taken straight line deck FROM
the part OF the stern 10 the after part OF the stern
post the breadth to DO taken IN the broadest part OF
The boat from the outside OF the outside plank
side the outside OF the outside plank on the other
sde then said breadth shall be deducted from tho
said length anu the remainder having been multiplied
by The breadth then by halt the breadth and the
product divided by ninety -four. the quoticnt so given
shall be esteemed the lust tonnage, which shall bc
occur in such quoticn; any part of the stein stern
post projecting beyond tho length taken shall bc
added 10 such length.
In mixed races schooners and luggers shall be
titled 10 cnicr ut threeliths and yawls and dandics
thrcc-fourths OF their tonnage, and receive time
allowance accordingly but no vessel TO receive any
allowance n schooner luggcr unless her mainmast
be placed distance ut least equal to her beam forward
of the aft SIDE Of the stern post as asccrtaned or
Measurement nor as yawl dandy If her boom, when
place. and parallel TO the deck comcs more than
onc-cighih OF her beam aft the same point Yachts
s,,,it of In be m
urod at discretion by tho measuring and sailing CON-
mittccs combined.
CANADIAN SAILING REGULATIONS
In this connection the extract OF the sailing regula-
lations OF the Royal Canadian Yacht Club, fixing tho
ownership OF every yacht upon It's list, is gwen as
UNDER
mo yacht shall be entered the club list, or be
considered club yacht, unless owned by mcmbcr or
members OF the club, nor until the owner or owners
shall have produced TO tho secretary certificate of
tonnage. to be givcn by the Measuring Committee In
the form as above
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POLICEMEN'S VACATIONS.

At Special meeting Of the Board of Police ycster-
day morning the following number Of days. vacation
granted to each member of the police force IN
proportion TO his grade INSPECTORS, twenty days;
captains and acting captains fourteen; sergeans and
acting sargcants ten roundsmcn, lvo rairolmcn aud
dpormcn, three, with pay.
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LIQUOR AND BEER DEALERS.

The Liquor and Beer Dealers Association have a2-
pointed the following delegates to tho General Liquor
Dealers Committee which is to take action the do
csion of Judge Doaohuc in the now pending
In his Couri John Keenan, Major Richard OGrady,
James Kearncy and Thomas p Doyle.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

GgEES-BR AxpRETM--At Trinity church, Sing Sing
July D. by Rev. George Ferguson assisted by Rev Do
lancy Grannis, KArnARIXE daughter Of Dr. Benjamin
Navy.
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not later than p NJ Thursday tho 10th inst.
Places will be drawn for at the Sea Cliff Hotel the
same day at eight p. NJ. No prize will be awarded IN
any OF the races unless at lcast two boats compete.
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SEA cIIFS AMATEUR BOATING CLUB REGATTA.
The programme for The second regatta of The
Sea cha Amateur Beating Cluc, OF which Mr L. c.
Coc is PrCsdcns aud Mr W. H. De Puy Secretary is rs
follows:-
FIRST RACK. open to all comcrs; entrance fec SIS ;
for whalchoats; two mites Zone mile and rcturnl
Prize 10 winning boat, $40
s,coNp RACE, open to- all comcrs; entrance fec So;
for two pair oar Mhi,chan boats, ourisgcrs; rot
more than eighteen feet keel less than three
SIX inches breadth OF beam, inside measures course,
three miles lonc and hall miles ana rcturn). FIRST
prizo $50; SECOND prize $40
THIRD RAcH, open Ia members OF the club only;
same clnss and dimensions of boats rs in the second
race; course two mules rrizc silver challenge cup.
FouKrH Rscr, open TO all cOnrr-; Ice, 81 ;
for single scnli na'.boiiomcd bciis. oltrggcrs ;
course, two miles. Prize, si0.
fiFrn RACE. open to members OF the clnb only
same class and dimensions OF boats second and
third races coarse, two mics PriZs,. ladies' cha-
lcnge Rag rho Of the third raco arc acbarrcd
from competing ior this prize.
SIXTH KAcE--iub race open to all comcrs, but no
winner oil q prize at any previous tub WI. 10
allowed TO compete. Prize brass hoopcd cedar tub
Competing boats must be presented for entry and
measurement TO lr. A. T. Webb, a. the Sea Clii pier
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ROWING.

GRAND AMATEUR REGATTA on RocYAwAY INLET.
There viii be 1nc series OF amateur races en- Rock.
away Inlet mex, Saturday and Monday afternoons,
the 18th and l,th usi., In which number Of entries
from The Daup,lcss, Granorcy aud Nautilus rowing
clubs of the Harlem RIVER VIII be engaged. The
races will comprise two single scuihue events ono
par-oarcd and iouroarcd she'll race lor tour
handsome prizes. The will be from a point or
tho Neptune House dock 10 point down toward
the cntsancc oi Tho inlet nile and return There
seven entries Tor the single sculls three palr-
and three To-. the four race making In all
fine c and encouraging the belief that the contests
viii be spirited and we'll rowcd all the entries are
strictly amateurs the races viii be according 10
the .avs OF boat racing ADOPTED by National Asso
cation The races VIII bcsia cacn dag abou, four In
the afternoon
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Boats Tor Sandy Hook Will leave pier No Nortl
River at quarcr to ten and IRON the pier ut tho foot
TwcDtyiourth street ut quarter to eleven, calling a
per NO. at eleven A. NJ, which will connect viii
trains direct TO Monmouth Park.
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ANNA Lrss, Mother.
CHARLES H.,
AUGUST. Brothers.
GEORGE,

USroS CHATTER, No. Isl, II. A. M-CoarAxioSs---
You are hercsy summoned to nttond cmergcnt con-
VOCATION, to be held at our rooms corner Of 1sh ST.
and sih av., on TITS Tuesday July IL, o'clock
for tho purpose o paying tho las, tribute OF respect
the remains Of our late companion, Frederick Iiss
WILLIAM r. VANDERBILT, II. r.
JoHS HooLE, Secretary.
PYRAMID LopGF, No 400, y. AND A. M.--BRErnEEx--
You hereby summoned TO attend . SPECIAL CON-
murcatlon. 10 be held a rooms corner Of 18th ST.
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There many visitors at the Garden yesterday,
among them many well known citizens and phian-
troplsts, who anxiousy inquired TO the future OF tue
Garden. Early IN the morning Mcssrs Lynch Starr
and MosheT OF the commission, present, and, In
answer ali inquiries the response that tney hat
uot yet decided what conrsc pursue In the alter
noon informal meeting of tho comr:ssion held
nj the Mayors oncc when tho proprictv OF rebuilding
was discussed, but, there not quorum o. mcm
bcrs present decisive action taken. rho con-
fcrentc Cor such IL proved TO bedccidcd to meet at
the Mayors olIco two O'Clock T. VI. today when 1t
Is expected that estimates OF the OF rebuilding will
be presented and proposition from the insurance
companies be presented and acted uron. Until this
reeirg takes place is safe to say that everything
connected proper Of the depart
,ncnt " III remain imperative
The Comrss loncrs have also made arrangements to
provide temp rhry Iadgng places for such cnigrans
as may bc waiting the arrival OF friends, or who may
no; have Excd npon their nnal destination on The
dock n number OF mnrovscd desks were al-o sta
tered tor thS cf clcrs formerly located IN the
surcr,ntcndcnt's ofncc. Mr. Jackson, to Supcrin-
tcndcr, and several or the Commissioners were very
busy making temporary arrangements but could give
no idea OF what was to be done N Tho iuturc.
r>srKAscE CONFERENCE
Az meeting OF the Insurance officials interested, nj
the Office OF the Williamsburg City Insurance Com
pany. question raised as 10 who should receive
~ Insurance. the ownership Of tho property being at
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The companies interested yesterday had n meeting
and conferred with each other the subject OF tho
iosscs Mr. briggs agent OF the undcrwritcrs.
panied by other insurance officials, later visited the
(;arccn and made OF the premises whe
Commissioners Quntard and Forest were present they
critically examined all tho ruins, and Mr. briggs au-
thorzcd Superintendent jackson to put force of VA.
on this morning to remove the dchris from the oos II
the rotunda where IL has fallen the depth three
feet II Is believed that the foor beneath OF
charred beams, raiters and tin roofing has been
materially damaged. and II such proves be the
the ioes will no, he heavy many estimate II TO ba
The insurance upon tho baggage is In tho following
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r. NJ, from Emanuel chapel, 9th St, between avs q
and ID.
Wax NoHpNx AT noon on Sunday. July O 1874 M
her residence IN Yonkcrs MARGARET HoGHLANp Wan.
SER, widow OF the lato Thomas /. Van Norden in the
65th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are jnyitcd 10
attend the iureral on wednesday, July L. at ten
o'clock A. M from tho residence OF her son in law
Charles Lockwood Esq, corner Pal,sadc av ana High
ST., Yonkcrs. train leaves the Grand Central depot
Tor Yonkcrs at 9:l0A 4. NJ
VAN WIxKLE--At Jersey CITY July 10 1874 Amor.
Plus w. VAN WiNKLE. IN the 65th year OF his age
Funeral services at bis late residence, No us Pacific
av.. on "Wednesday next at half past eleven A. M and
at the FIRST Reformed church. Passac n j. AT tbree
L. N. Relatives and trends are invited to attend.
WALkEh h-suddeny. on sunday, July Q, JAMES WAL
KER, in the SSH year of his age.
Relatives and friends OF the family, also Of his
prothcrs John and George are respectfully invited to
attend tho funcral from the residence OF his sister
Calvary Cemetery.
WARD July 10, ELEANOR Bowrns WARD, widow Of
Edmund Ward, formerly Of Haliax, Nova Scotia aged
81 years. -
Funeral from her late residence No. 4os West 10th
ST., on Thursday, at one O'Clock.
Toronto, Nova Scotia, New brunswick and Rcrnrd.
papers please notice.
wAsnHuRSr--on Sunday, July Q, ARTHUR rrcs
twn son OF William r. and Alice Washburnc aced 4
year, l month and 10 days D
Funeral at two 7. NJ Tuesday, July H. from tho resi-
dence OF parents, 12s Kcap ST., BROOKLYN
WnirE-ln Brooklyn. H. d.. July O. Mrs Cropc,.r.
f. WHITE, daughter OF George II. lIanse
H.. srcncs O., are invited to her funeral Wednesday
WoonsurF..on sunday, July Q, ancr brief illncss
!. DE FOREST WoopRrrr NJ D., in the 3eth year of hi,
age. " '
The friends OF the family are invited 70 ,,,.nd IN.
funeral IRON ms late residence No 2s3 Madison av
on Tuesday, llth inst, at three p. VI.
NoGLoM M--At her residence. No 43s East 1ootb st
on Monday, July TO- 1876 Of paralysis RrnrccA WOO
LON widow OF Captain Abraham G. wogom
Notice OF funeral hereafter
WoROEx Mrs AM WoRpEx wifo or I.ro. =.
los I'd st., WILLIAMSBURG 1. I ~ ~
The relatives and friends are Invited to attend the
| at two r. n. "' -" ~
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En- conformit6 avec les avis pu.
bIies pr6cedenment sous les ansa
pices de Mr.. r. s. Perry, pr6si'
dent iu Comite de Par0isse, ct
Mr., J. ID. Broussard, membre du
Comit6 Central Ex6eutif dis PEe
tat, les demoCrates de la par0isse
Ibsrie So sont rennis 10 10 c0us
rant. q la sale Thespian, D Ia
Nouvelie Iberie.
R. s. Perry, ESQ.,, ayant appele
Ia reunion q FoTdre, a expliqu6 en
peu dc mots le but de Fassesnbl6e,
aui 6tait d'alire des d6I6gues D Ia
Convention nOminative de Baton.
Rouge, Qui doit s'assembler le "a
courant, RATHER les nominations
faites par Ia Convention rationale
de st. Louis, ct prendre telles me.
sures necessaiFes pour Ia re oTga"
nisation complete du parti demos
cratique. conservation dams la paa
TOisse.
Sur motion, phon. Joseph A.
Breaux ayant 6t6 nomme pr6si>
dent, Nm. w. A. Heirs, DeyeZin
Olivier, vice -presid tents, MN. Leon.
CO B. Delaholesaye ct ]. Z. Gil.
more secretaries, Ia reunion 6te
dsClaree dament organisee.
Sor motion de Mr. W. +.
schving, Ie president stant re-
auis de nommer un comite dc
oinQ pour faire une sarie de reao
lutiOns, les personnes don't les
mons suiyent ont etc design6es
NM. W. L. Schwing, r. s. Perry,
Octave DeIahoussaye, Ernest
Druilhet ct le DE-. s.. Gay.
LIE comite Sc retira, ct . son res
tour s0umit d rapprob2tion de
l'asselnbIee les resolutions snivan.
tes:
OIL soft R6solts, ,Qae les enplois
pubIies scat Ia propEieta d.
peuple auxqaeIs peFs0nne nsa IN
titre aequis, ct gull est temps
que Ie peaple assume son dEoit
den disposer seIen son intersts en-
censurant les coareuTs d'emplols
ct en- reietant les pretentions de
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(unis). Cette proposition fut com,
battue par NM. D. U. Broussard
ct Perry, ct sOutenue par NM.
Schwing, Patout ct David Ker,
fut mise aux voix, ct adoptee a
une grande msjorit6.
Sur motion de Mr.. Perry que le
Journal le Sucrier de la Louisiana
fut prize de reproduire les procedu'
res de la Convention, ct que les
secretaries soient requis den don.
ner copie q chsQue delegue, ainsi
qu'au president du Comit6 Gem
trail Executif, adoptee.
La Convention s'est ensuite
ajournee,
JOSEPH A. BREAUx, President.
L. B. DELAHOUssYE,
j. Y. GILMORE, Secretaries.
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UN AFFREUX ACoIDRNT-Ut
.FySre tue son Fr9re.--A st. Mar.
tinville, vendreli dernier, est ar.
rive nm dc eos terFibles accidents
qui pendant longtemps jettent un
voile de denil sur toute une fa-
mile. yoici le fait: ~
LIE llis ain6 de Mr.. Stanislas
Bienvenu, Uiysse, revint 4 midi
du champ, avec son jeune frere
raul aga'i Ia ans. Son revolr
YER etant sale ct charge depuis
Iongtemps, il 10 dechargea ct le
nettoym Celia fait, II y introdui.
sait des. eartoaches fraiches; an
msme instant, Papl ouvrit la pOr.
te ct l'appeIa pour diner. Ulysse
leva. Ia tate, I6 chian du pistolet
rlni aehappa, le coup partit ct ct
teignft son frere dams Eabdcmen :;
IL malheureux enfant s'affaissa, ct
mourut dams la7 soiF6et Ulysse,
en- d6sespoir, tourna son arme
contfe Iuimsme, et Sc fut sans
donte tn6, 81 sa mere ne Ia lui ei1t
arrach6e des mains.
C'est Ia une consequence fumes.
ts de la detestable. habitude dc
porter dss armes, cohtume absur.
81 et barbara, don't nous sommes
en- grande paFtis rsdevables 8 la:
hominable regime qui nous Q etc
impose par Ia force des baionnet,
tes. car il est evident que, 81 les
malfaitaurs n'6taient pas sOutenus
81 pardonn6s par rEx6cutif, 81 les
lois 6taie1t an force an lien d'stre
dams beaucoup de cas- uRe n1Oque
rie, II est evident, disons-nOus,
que le port d'armes segait inutile
IA 6esserait de lui. meme. II nous
est. donn6 daSoir tFop fr6queFn-
meht, 1. signalera Dc graves acci=,
dents aus IA mani enieng injudi-
cienx aes afmes / leu, D tel point
que mons cOnsideEons un homme
plus en- stirate sans armesqu'arne.
Que tons les bons Citoyens Sc rou
nissent pour faire cesser une cou
tune aussi en- dehors de Ia civil.
satson mOderne,
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ORGANIsEz-Vo -VoUsl I'll, Union
hitla force" Sans discipline une
Emte nest qu'nne COhue sans
arCe et sans cohesion devmame
Que campagne electorate sans ors'
ganisatiCn est cOnstamment bats
tie, FOFmez vos clubs divers
nus iss oficiers de votre choir
sreliaut tOas au Comita Central
pan d yUus ssrez assures que les
osndidats Choisis seFont les plus
aptea Of les plus integres les
nenbses De Ia legislature dsEtat
Do Tais patriotes qui ne transi-
grOnt pas avec yos int6Fsts, ct
ahn qne par la plus complete en-
iehte nous puissions taire hotter
itOnphant le drapeau de IL de-
H0Cralis, qui est le symbolic 90
IordEa, do 10 justice ct do ila pros
paFisa publiQue. Que chacun fas.
. 500 deyOir ct veiIle q ce que
Ss pEOches fassent 10 leur,
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Hen. JOSEPH a. BREAUx POUR
U 0oaeRRs.-Bien que Ia Cham,
bte dss Repr6sentants ait dernie-
tsuent decide que Mr, Joseph a.
SFsaaz n'svait pas etc 6lu (et 100
O'pa ne pOuvait faire autrement,
W ls tamOignage prssent6 par Ia
paFtie adverse, bien qu'une grans
d'pagtie de celui que MIR. Breaux
p0uEait prodaire ait ata empsCh6
0O Esfusal, i men est pas moins
Siai que nous Ie considerons
lAOnae le plus apte 4 Represents
Y dlgnement nOtre district au
Vangsss, ct nous souhaitons que
~ nom sOit ddment pr6sent6 .
y 4uolveRtiOn de Baton. RcH g
AF. Breaux d toutes les quail
Fsquises, une Connaissance ap.
A0lohdis des lois, une reputation.
@as taehe, une intsgrite 1 tonte
4ieuve Ct des principles lib6raux
N loi feraient inmadiatement
ss'ehir une influence considaTa-
u y Congress. Il est, dams tou.
y u force du terne, IN yrai re,
a's'eaaant NJ do peuple, Ell bien
ssactant sill desire Ou non sa
.sOatlon pour cette candida-
s eais nouH n'en sommes pas moins
sasaaaes y. que null plus que lui be
atte nomma 1 la satiafac-
SaaSrale.
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TEMPS ET BEC0LTRs.-Nous
sOmmes, en- verite, fort surpris
d'apprendre Cue quelques l0cali.
tes, fort Festreintes heureusement,
mont encore Gu que peu on point
de pluie, bien que depuis deux Sc.
maines ,des orsges soient Visibles
a tous les points de Phorizon. Une
petite localite en- particulier ma
pas ca de plRie depuis IN mois.
Toutefois Ie temps est journelleN
ment a forage, ct bient0t, sans
doute, eette facheuse exception
aura diBparue.
LIE total des recoltes est excel
lent presque toutes les cannes
sont finies de TRAVELLER (IGid 6yJ,
ct la majorit6 des habitants sOnt
prGts pour Pexcos meme de la sal.
son des pluies.
La recolte de inaIs, qui dams
quelques endroits souffrait du sec,
est maintenant tout CO qu'on peut
d6sirer. En- quautit6 ct qualit6,
Pabondance est certaine de ce CO.
te.
/
LIE cotton est magnifque, plus
charge de deurs ct de grabots qne
nous ne l'ayOns encore vu, ct au-
Gun sigue de Chenilles.
Les recoltes secoudaires sont
tout ce cue Pom peut desirer. En-
resume; nous sommes a peu pres
certains que, sauf de graves accis
dents, la r6colte de rann6e Genie
naire fera epoque dams notFe re~
gion.
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LIE COLONEL D. B PENN.
LIE Iientenant colonel D. |

LIE lieutenant colonel D. 3.
Penn, bien que Fun des derniers
candidats don't il soft parIe pour
gouverneur de la Louisiana, sem-
bic etre devenu uu de ceux don't
les paFtisans -sont les plus noEn>
breux. Meme a Ia NouvelIe.Or,
leans, oil les amis de l'ex maire
Wilt ont travaill6 depuis plu-
sieurs mOis pour assurer ga nomi.
nation, lie colonel Penn compte
beaueoup d'adh6rsnts. Cette crois.
sance rapide du sentiment public
en- sa favour doit hatter pamour.
propre du gallant colonel, Qui est
IN homme des plus modestes, ct
qui tout dernierement ignorait
que son nom dut etre pr6sente
par un grand nombre de citoyens
infuents qui ne Ie connaissent au.
trement que par sa belle conduite
dams le court espace o1 il s'est
tFouve mel6 d la politiQue. Ces
citoyens en- sOntl arrives q la con-
clusion qa'autant que qui que ce
soft, il est l'homme quil faut pour
.cette haute position. II ma iar
mais personuellefnent sollieite Get.
/ to nomination; ct meme 8uiourA
Rhui n'essaie d'infuencer person
ne. La connaissance de cette
conduite rend un grand nombre
plus anxieux de le voir nommer,
car, d6eidement, nOtEe peuple s@
0eUt plGS d'intrigants, ct prsfSre
ceux qui ne sont pas des coureurs
d'emplois.
II est evident pour tous que 81
le psrti democratic de la Louisiana
vent triernpher . PelectiOn pros
chaine, il faut que les candidsts
du parti2 Commsndent le respect
de tous, ct celUi meme de Ieurs
adversaires politiques, car un
grand nombre de republicans d6r
sirent ardemment une reforme, ct,
pour Pobteuir, sont pr6ts q faire
abnegation des sentiments de par
ii, 81 telle candidature on tel pro
gramme du parti adverse leur pa
rait devOir rassurer. LIE colonel
Penn est, dit.on, le plus apte q
r6unir ces elements divers, qui
nous assureraient l'election par
une forte msjorit6,
| Depuis quelque temps, nous
av0ns mis- On t5te dc notre feuille
le nom de Mr.. Albert VOorhies
CONNIE notre choix mais 81 le
colonel Penn obtient Ia nomina4
ton, nous serons 6gaIement salts
fait.
II est aussi question du general
Nichols pour 1ieutenant-gouver"
neuF, ce qui serait nm choix excel
lent. Toutetois les smis de &c
gentilhomme mont pas abandonnt
tout espoir de le nommer pour
| gouVerneur,
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D. /. Norwood, editeur du
|gashouse Clarion, 9 derniere-
rspt 5t6 tire deux fois par un ne
ne son assaiIlant esssya de s'eS
lhapper ensuite, mais un coup de
hl bien dirig5 le blessa grieve"
nsnt ct 10 fOrea de s'arr6teT.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1876-07-19

IA goaver1ement franeais a en-
MI al Centenaire une delega.
n d,Ouvriers des divers corps
hnShers, afu qu'ils 6tudient les
ncsd6s ct les manufactures des
GatsU Unis. sERs geg
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1876-07-19

LFs DRLBGuRs DE LA PAR01s-
q ErR. N ARIE. "A Ia reunion de.
nOsratiuue tenue a Franklin le s
ouraht, les citoyens don't les
pIns sulvent ont etc NOMINEES . Ia
goHysntion de Baton Rouge !:
III, D. Gallery, u. Gates, J. H.
Asklun, A. A. P6cot st d. III WIN
Assler snbstituts 4. J. Foster,
"a G. Dumartrait, A. 9. Frere,
D.. Burgess ct w. McKerall.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1876-07-19

OkLEBAssEs AMEREs. -Sfquel-
Ques uns De nos amis ont des ca
Isbasses amares, ills nous feront
me faFBar en- les apportant . no.
10 bureau, oa an prix rails onna~
Ne isuI sera pays pour les obtenir,
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1876-07-19
PERFUMERY.

PERFUNIERY.
IMPORTER OF FRENCH PROPRIE
TARY MEDICINES.
Proprietor of the Celebrated
PEYOHAUD BITTBRS AND FAMILY TOELO
General Agent for the
"EeXaS Cotton Worm Destroyer"
Corner Of Bienville and Chartres Streets
Iy20-y NEW ORLEANS,