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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-10
sngallani MalyerSatioa.

Miss Ada c. Sweet, pension
ageIt at Chicago. was before the
investigating committee at Wash
ington on Monday, to testify as to
frauds in the Pension Department.
She declared that in consideration
Of an appointment as pension agent
she paid to David Blakeley, pen
sion agent in the front rank, the
liberal sum of 81, 100. This bit of
corruption in the civil service is TIE
worst OF its size that has lately been
brought to light. 1t combines
fraud with ungallantry. 1t is bad
enough for an impecunious scion Of
the Pension Bureau to sell his in
fiuenes to one of his own sex, bui
il is decided reflection onhis man
illness ana generosity to charge a
woman for it. No one can doub.
that the good Secretary Belknap
would have freely awarded to any
struggling woman that might have
applied TO him, his.whole aud undi'
xided influence toward securing for
her a lucrative Post-tradership.
This man Blakeley ought to be
made in some way to smart under
penalty for making such heavy
charges for favors to women. He Is
publishing q paper somewhere IL
Minnesota at present, 80 the tele-
graph says, and is probably doing
we'll. He ought to have money
enough ahead to run a frst-class
newspaper for several year,. He
ought also to be successful jour
ualist in times ST political excite
ment, for he knows Just how to
reach the aspiring candidate. As
an adept in the exposure OF fraud
he should have no equal, But not
with standing all these accomplish
ments, acquired while serving his
coua4ry in the Pension Department,
he is scarcely deserving of the re
spect and confidence OF Minnesota
even. 1t was perfectly right to sell
subordinate agencies A man who
was more widely known than he aud
moved in better circles sold special
government privileges and was al
together big gun. That kind of
business il quite Legitimate nova
DAYS. There was time when fools
we're plertiful and such was not the
fashion. Now it is all the go.
Had Rlake.ey sold all the offices
within his disposal or which his
influence could procure to men, and
xiyen one away occasionally when q
helpless woman applied. there
oould be nothing said against him
Sure enough our civil service nseds
cleaning ont.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-10
TuE Phoebe Journal came 10 hand

Tue Phoebe Journal came u hand
yesterday the size of small hand
bill, and printed on one side only.
The Office of The Journal was de-
stroyed by the fire of last WeJlnes-
day night. The editor charges that
the fire was started with the purpose
of getting nd Of his paper, but sends
sorrow to the heart of the incendiarv
by declaring that new office IS al
ready en- route from the type found
ers of San Francisco. Several anon
ymous letters were sent 10 The Jour
nal, stating that ii was likely 10 be
destroyed. aud when the fire came ii
was not unexpected. Phoebe must
be nice place in which 10 run a
newspaper. The next Journal Office
ought 10 be located in fire proof
and pistoi-proof ediice o: some
kind.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-10

The Eureka Sentinel says that /,
Is independent in politics and that i,
intends to remain neutral during the
coming campaign. A paper that is
independent in these days is gener-
ally regarded as open TO engagement.
Is The Sentinel above anything OF
thls kindl Some people with clear
recollee,ions can recall the time
when the small sum of $o,000-bui
stop! II is delicate theme to touch
upon, and is buried in the past
about two years past. Ii viii b,
pertinent only when Mr.. Cassidy i.
before the people for Congress.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-10

JCpaE DAVIS, who has been spoken
Of in connection with the Demo
cratic nomination for President, is
said to have got himself into little
dilemma, by sort OF love-making
to both the hard and soft money
factions Of that investigating party.
The path of the candidate has been
thorny from Washington's time
down,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-10
Exploits Of q Burglar.
Bitten by a Hyena.

An a,taehe of Montgomery
Queens circus. which performed
here yesterday. was bitten in the
leg by a hyena. without any serious
results however, so far AS aseer-
fainei.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-10

The people Of New York were
Yesterday enjoying delightful wealth
sr--shop srs and Sunshine eopkrta-
blv nlxed, and sauced with . warm
s.mospbeye.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-10

ABoCT week ago Thomas W. Pr
per, the Boston belfry musderer,
made confession" that filled two
columns of the newspapers. He con.
fessed that he didn't do il. Now
fading there was no hope of pardon,
he has confessed again, not only Il
the murder of little Mabel Young
but also those of Bridget L&ndeigsu
In 1873 and Mary Tyner about tive
yeass g. 1hers was no N ative j.
any OF these cases, except an unac.
countable desire to take human life
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-10

TarE inwardness has got away
with another high disnitary of the
church. This time il is James Ste
phenson, Presiding Elder Of the
Dayton District of the VI. +. Church,
Ohio. He is charged with bastardy.
His friends say he is innocent. So
do beechers say Of him.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-10
Bodies Recovered.

PORTLAND. Oregon, May 9.-The
bodies of W. J. Small and Mrs.
Dick. who were drowned a, Lank-
Vile. on the 81. were recovered on
the 9th. The body of John Dick
has not been found at last accounts.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-10

the centennial Commissioner Tor
opening the Exhibition. At last &C.
counts the arranging Of exhibits was
progressing rapidly, and it was tho't
that all would be in order for the
grand opening. The grounds, how
ever, according to dispatch. will
not be in readiness for the public
feet until about Sunday. The show
will not amount to much for the first
few days. State fairs always lack
interest at first until everything
comes in and the people arrive In
sufficient numbers to make an inter-
esting Jam. This stupendous show
will require several weeks to get I'M
der good Roadway. The opening
ceremonies will I've impressive and
interesting, no doubt. The day has
been made legal holiday by the
legislature of Pennsylvania, and
Congress will adjourn in honor
of the event. Dom Pedro will
be there, and so will John Nor
rissey. The people at large will
overflow with patriotism, and there
will be music by brass band. 1t
will beat &ry Fourth Of July that
ever was heard of. and many will get
drunk. There will I've great pomp
and circumstance, and some small
fish in subordinate stations will
come more into prominence than
they had ever dreamed of. Many a
Philadelphia will have chance
from to-day on through the sum
mer to see and make more
than he ever saw or made in his life,
II is rare opportunity for the aver
age denizen of the city of Simon
pures. The landlords have been
working themselves up to a high
pitch Of expectation and bringing
their consciences under control sutfi-
eiently TO admit of good, round,
healthy charges, not to say extortion-
ate. The hotels and saloons will
turn many an honest greenback, and
the whole city viii he able to pay
their bills before fall.
There will he great deal of crime
done in that Quaker City within the
ensuing half year. All sorts Of bad
people will be there, as well as al
sorts of good ones, The police re i.
ulations will be the most perfect. of
course, hut the average policeman.
like the average pension agent, is
susceptible of bribery. The most
interesting news from any Eastern
city will from this on come from
Philadelphia, There will be a great
deal to learn there, in the way of for
eigu csstoms snd Foreign manufac-
ture. These will constitute the
chief feature of attraction with many
who have not had the benefits Of
travel. They will afford Americans
a better idea of wha, the vast mill
ions of mankind are like who do not
dwell on this continent. This, Of
course, is merely superficial view
of the Centennial Celebration. /, Is
intended for nothing else. The great
show has a national aspect, politi-
cal aspect, moral aspect, an intel
,ectual aspect, and so on. They have
all been dwelt upon to a tedious de-
gree by editors who had nothing else
to write about. Ii has been a stand
ing subject with them for a long
time in the exigeney Of no other live
topics. Let them take the highly
philosophical and painfully prosaic
side. We won't. Mad, to-day is
the time fixed for opening up, bu,
we are not positively advised whether
i; was done. We assume that it was
from many reliable circumstances.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-10

A FIRE in Eureka yesterday morn
ing destroyed the freight depot OF w.
/ Pritchard.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-10
| LATEST DISPATCHES.



SAN FRAScrsco, May s.--News
from Arcata renders it probable that
the man who attacked Col. Broad
head, United States Paymaster, and
clerk. woundiug the latter and rob
bling him of Government funds, was
Maurice Bosqui. brother of +. Bos-
qui. of this city. Evidence to that
effect is accommodating. Bosqui has
not yet been brought to trial.
The Weman.Beater. :
The case Of DIR. Moreno, who has
been on trial for several days before
the new criminal court on charge
of beating his wife nearly to death,
wen, to the jury this afternoon. 1t
is generally considered an excellent
opportunity to contest the consnta-
tionality of Roach's bin providing
punishment by the lash tor WIFE,
beaters.
"Finance" Miller Case.
The case of Miller, alias Woodruff,
defaulting Secretary of the Contract
and Finance Company. came up IN
the Municipal Court to-day, and af-
Ter considerable discussion concern
ing absent witnesses and want OF
preparation, was continued Tor the
term.
Bosqui Indicted.
EUREKA, Cal. May 9,--The Grand
Jury. to-day, indicted Maurice
Bosqui for the robbery of Paymas-
ter Broadhead of the Z. S. A., and
for the attempted murder of his
clerk.
Exploits of a Burglar.
SANTA CLARA, May 9.--The resi-
dence of Adam Schweitzer was en-
tered by burglar during the fam
| ily's absence last evening. On their
return the burglar was still at work
ransacking bureau drawers and
trunks. Mr.. Schweitzer, on dis
covering that the honse was pre-
occupied. went TO a nelshbors, and
procured a pistol. from which he
fired three shots at the intruding
guest without the desired result,
Bitten by a Hyena.
An a,tache of Montgomery
Queens circus. which performed
here Yesterday. was bitten in the
leg by a hyena. without any serious
results however, so far AS aseer-
fainei.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-01
DERNIERES NOUvELLEs

IAsacmbl<e nationalA vote. Il y d<ceuA-
IN. b rrste .l~la loi sur y pscsae lttas de-
si<xr. Sai . <te rahiet dune vivc discussion
cnfyv NM. Chaslem1l-T T~anar et Gamheesa
dune part, ct NJ. Buffet DE- lniitre. est lcv6
Alaur u mainfena Paris, Veraaille~, Lyon
ct Maracille. Les princes d Orleans d6clarcnt
qu'ils n'accepteront De si6ess y aucune des
Chamhsss-Ea E1pagse 1sa 6leetions gene
Gales sost nx6es N % janvisr, q h Reunion
dee CortAs N Is f6vriSr. Lo projce dn roi
Alphonse, d. ssgPsssr = H,sre, fcx!eine In.
b cabinet CONNIE dams 10 paya
Une sirculsire sdross6e do Washington
aax p1issasses curop6cnnes. pOsr 0btenir
lcar adhksion ou lcur coop6ration , Fintsrven-
tioa am6sicainc Cuba, 6t6, ditOa, accncil-
u svec - favear gin6rale. Meis On IN
noaGs A'antEe paFt qus b petdAsat 0fant
ct en- ploine brouillc avec - eecs6tairss
PhA u Deigtsw, cause de In politiqus
6trsngese ct DO h poursuifs do Bahcock, et
que cos fonctisunaaFsn sont sur le point de 40
rstirer. Grant d6clare qu'il opPosera son
rasm6e.-lAs joaRnanx d Ncw-YOsk -
blisat b a6clasatiso e prineipos Dc .lOr.
dse do pUnion amlrioaf1e.S
L goavsnsar KsllsGgs no0m6 eaditsar
d'Etat en- rsmp1acsnSntde j. Charles Cin-
-. n. George B. Johnssu, a-Asvaat csmnis
= barexn ID ssllscteur dss nxoa. dans
u Ter district; nm cautionncncnt dc el0, 900
6e6 fourui par IN. H. Potisr. lr.-R. Fish,
IA. WALKER, IA. Watkins & Patrick Kee-
nas. Laniitcur Johnson paaes pour un hon-
sintAgrA-Las nsmbres r6paelicains dc II
l6ana, ont nOmm< un comit6 de trois membres,
hqaal dit 01EW0 soa16geaee0e las peqjets
Asrl1sens avee fUnioa dss psspsi1ta1res
fs0oima-ko hgmiE . coHu Q0o f6vn4<
Tweed, = shc0s de- Ncw-Yerk, await 6t6
RsoooDu danel0eun doIs E@avG11s -Osl6eas.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-01

=, y n1ue Bulst ct oompA-
nssH par b nar6chal- president,
q j. Thiers reCoit ot sccepte ID
easdldaears "a H6aat D lui o4eFee
par - habitanta Do Belfeet L.
"a, discussion de u loi de la presse,
e adoption de deax aneadements
don't Pun 6diCts des p6nalit6s CO.
trs ies sttaques ! = R4publique,
et rautre est hostile aux bouapar-
Hstes. Ie deput3 Jules Dufsare
(Charsnte- In1Erisare) d6cleEc .
pAsseobl6e Que y oar6chal Mao,
Mahsa regarde avcc Difference lee
s6oatsurs 6lus. L. statue de Napo-
Nm Ter - replaces sans pompe
oar h eO1oano Vend0me. Ii Is,
vote dun amendement 4 10 loi Do
h prosae, loquel retire aux prefets
= 6Aealte d'iuterdire la vefte des
journaax sar u veis pQbliqus, Is
ioarnsux ffancais etaient fiapp6s
dc cette nesnre. Lettre de NJ.
Ttisrs, dams laquells II se reserve
b choix entire b 66net et ID Cham
bre, sfl est 6lu a Fan ct rautre de
c. denx corps Kgislatifs, ct ex-
psssNon de- v0nx de Phomme
6Etat pour 10 triomphe de h Re-
p0bliQue conservatrice.
Thomasson, rauteur de rexplo-
sion de Bremerhaven, n'etait pas
Amtricain. mails AlIemand, de ID
Westphalie.-Pie Tx q accept6
l'imyitati0n m Centenaire De
Philadelphie, ct y fsra expoaer
dss tsbleaux de In galerie da Va
tican.-Devant rattitude mena-
csnte des Etats Unis, pEspagne
tents de- efforts d6sesp<r6s coutre
lesinsurrections carliste ct cubaine.
Il palais royal dc Barcel0ne a
Et3 d6truit par le feu. Uno de-
p6che d Madrid rapportc que, le
80 Dove0bre, mn oaragan . ca,,a6
ID mort Do $50 lpcrOnnes aux
Philippines, % renvers6 $500
mais0ns.-IRs intentions r,ssees ne
manifsstent A rendroit dc Ia Tur.
qnie par Ia garantie dun emprnnt
ennis par h Mont6n6gro.-La
France, reprtseatfe par N. de
A,sNeps, eat en- concurrence avee.
rAngleterre pour racquisition des
sections de fbnslation du Canal de
6uez. On rapporte que 1000
Egyptiens ont peri en- Abyssinie
dams une embnscatle. Deux d6cAa
notable~ D IDad~s: Ie ~ decem.
bre, lord Stanhope, Age de 10 ans,
ct b ~, Augustus Mayhew, Fun
sles r6dactcurs da Pssc&.-La
chste dM pls10nd Dune 6cole, pen
dsnt les rtjoaissanoes do No8l, =
tue 50 peraonnes en Suisse, dams
b conit4 HArgovie.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-01
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Il AWuA sous ap,,reod cue h
dedication de r6glise m6thotliste
6pisoUpals - HaAnville = "a Hen
b dimanehe, 10 d6cembrc. Cette
6giise, Qui peut reosvoir plnsieurs
centeines de personnes, est situ6e
rue Rnselius. Les c6r6nonies ont
6t6 accomplies par le Rev. Daily,
d0yea d dfstrict sasistA du n6v.
stephen Prisstly, - Carr0lltoa,
d. R6v. A. Moore q da Rev.
James Headersoo. u pastsar. Le
ssEoos.a ~ prech6 Per b R6v.
Daily. P1rui - donateurs, on
aomne MI Michael Hahn, 690O
8 tenplassMeat d. tes1ple; Oh.
FAgg Ct LIB. Pentacoste, chacun
80; b major lGorga0s, 125.
onelQoas coataines De piastses
oot 80 recneilliss par sousoriptiea
entse lesnsahess . t6giise.
Nous Iiecas daas = naAms
iparnAl Go Tom Woods, qui avait
1T "a sar Loais Btnnch, b Ii,
- boyoa - Allsoaads, q CON-
pasu 1Dssntl = juee - paix Ro-
bertA - = wsFd, & . .ft4 rendu
= b hbese6, op0ne a1stSt agi rn
oas d l6gitine 16Gbnse.
IN nys ssasa dltsaa ! b
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-01

trss elections 4 81 associsr , tslisa me-
sarM o. d6tsGminnkiom Ulnlf1leA qui -
rnisnt mises q discuasis0 q 61lhfnG1Aon
dans l'int6r6t du parti d6mccsne1(ae q con-
sssvnesur eus lssdlas d6l4gule oG1 = notrs
part misa1oa Do reps6ssntsr , h csnvsntion
loeisianaise ID 5tnvisr."
Fnsat sseonats = eAope6A = seIlssaa ess,
pour aidsr an but ds = Ir6ssuls saapaens
0eceosu1s, - n01isaals, soit dElae e69ts
aaaemhl6s doit n0masr, q ne4mle - fAit.
ee0me menlbsss du comit6 ex6catH a5no-
crasiqusconservateu Do y paroieos 0tJsan-
Deptiste, lss citoyeus ci-apees d6agn<a Qwoir:
III. MA. Bec9el pe6sideat la1lsa neat6-
@t, Am6lius u. HeydA, Enils M1Eioq,
James w. 0odbory, LID. Martin . Lcsis
RSssia d p,~ quo n. MA. rss.al, sprS.
aocr6dit6 counsel erspe6ssntantd Dc lA paroiase
0tJcan-Dapeisee = Sunit1 csafsa sxtsutf
d'Etat, du pexti d6nOcratiquscoaesrvassur
olfeeant \ u N0ave1le- -O11fGna
Il president <t6 autoeis< B nomnsr six
d6algu6a qui rpe6ssutsront b laroiese 81
Jsaa-BaRtists b csnvsstion dEtat dn S
:s :sss Z ssss::ss Rssssa' ~ S':sss:. .:.
L. HAydel. Lacisa Mont1gus, Id. Martin,
Ja.n W. 0odbssy q F.-E eniSA-
soit publk pr 10 XenAae(Sl, TASeiis = y
NessslleO v1fsas q y MGs Orlsans Ossssevst.
F.-E. Snrrn, sses6eaks.
sT-JACQURs
Dorsen Jones, homme d c0u-
leur, qui s'6tait accidsutel)emsnt
bless6 an bras gauche du coup
DUN pistolet mamie maladroite-
ment, o et6 transports \ bord du
Horny Tyte, le 23 d6cembrv, de
rhabitation B0nxano D ArsBa-
trong, o0 II Emit employs, \ b
Nouvelle- Orl6aus, ct : 81 admis 4
l'h0pital do Charit6.
-Eex-collecteur. JaGk Kseri-
gan, ayant produit IN reqa 9 re-
gle de lauditsur Clinton, : ~
reavoy(, par ID Cor sl1ninelle
sup6risure do n Noavelle Or
l6ans, des ans de II plainte poet<s
contre lui
Nous lisons dams b Lssisis-
Hais
Randall FsltOa, l'assnasin d w.
Graham, trouv6 conpabls par b Jury, !,
q 6t6 condamn6 anx travanx fogo6s D
psrp6tai49. Ayant tsnt1 q Siis, \ :
6t6 rattrap6 sur 10 chsnia "A \ psa
de distance do In Maisoa do C0ur.
Charles Hill, antre assassin, ~
condamn6 \ II m6ms peine, nAlgr6
l'6loquont plaidoycr do n. Sim6on
Belden, pex-avocat- general Dc l'Etat.
Dams an meeting tenn, le d.
manchc p decembre, par les d.
mocrates ct conservateurs, R6lsc.
ton des d6legu6s . b convention
du 8 janvier, qui . On lien b 8 oc-
tobre, = 6t6 connrm6e. II . do plua
6t6 nomm6 IN conit6 d r6Eormc,
charge d'ure enquAte \ fond mi
les atfaires de In paroiaee, q CON.
posl de MN. B..S. W1bre, Amand
Bourgeois, P.-L Rsmy, J.-B. Fer.
chaud, Felix Falgoesk F<)ix Do.
mar6, J. Gentil, L6cacs Simon,
Cl6ophas Dagas, Leon villsvaso,
All. Thompson OF HI. Turssud'
Ia, Z d6cembfe est d6c6d6, D b
rtsideuce do j. Alexandra Do.
Clo0et, paroiase St-Martin, n,
vistoria Romsn, natK d e Jas
qasA, Ag6 d q 60
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un-nA 4
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g Dns H. - con
seceses nseane VOH g,.s 49,
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ecus un eseesns cos4nc yP9eun1ao -
Druoo.-Los ~ I osooao oenso II m
h1ss r 80 r.. rr =. e1 ee1 49, IN;
hAya - 49, u
PluS quune vscsn0ou r--
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PRIyES ANNONOES:
Pan ont 1s DIx LsaNHg
PremiAfnsertion 81 90
Insertio suivantss. ...... rs

DULLET1 De IA SEnAINE
Il e6uIl Bsbcock, ex-secrS-
tairs du BaidNt, adnet b 6hit
den corrpouis1cs avec - -
tours desira,des du whiskey,
mails pr6ttte ignorance du but
que servant e. rsnssigne0eata
Il e6a6r, Cant nis ssoir - Tin
tsntion dpsdonner aa condamD6
Joyce, ds5t, t,oais, lsquel - vsnte
dc poavot fire cF0aier h Maj.
ssa Blassb st d,y tagaseg par -
r6y<lstioetoas eeax qai rhabi.
tent u sr6tairs Ddsesw, incri-
nint pr fn1v. OsSsA jsuFSal a
Ohiea9p, peosts avsc racesst q
Is vlg3tk jars 60 - cpapables
surou& psa. Dtoa Qn'A = Nts ~
conto dos6e D PhiIads3phla, et oa
lorude letoa 3 q - not aiuar
bls psor FrancA y. Blaine ait
aMrmt q lss pr6peratiM mari.
tineu utSisnt dsastgos o6jetx que
q Aaagsg y pert q Ohaslsstoa
q d ioe - eoboachospn =
Ni.us~n2k1o prka5dnnt oOnf>rn.
dit.1a, vsts stj1CEsphiqse,
sgUo + !SaoeA PAlle0aDoo q
rAnGldurs, sar N plaa - Reei.
Aca1 Ica,Aeot u aai1s dcats @ qui
: falt wrir b brait dun projet
dsisturyntioa earop6ooGnA 3ood.
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Fooenr pEloeat6 m eoaveeue-
uoot ux1ooio 90 sprto 6ultima-
tum snleoincnrsioOs tcxieunss. II
situatin n'eet done pas sbs0lu.
snouepclo loqae. Ua coulit6 6ssvoy6
par = 6lIartsneut Do h justice,
daus lttat d. Mig1i1uipi, roCpsrts
que r&0tion Nh pas Et6 pure Dc
touts ptDu1aAtiOn, 0ais Go \
ccrrup(ea e radni9isesatis0 .
goavereur Anes - tulle, qaIl
fsut acsptor = r6Ualtat o6oocrs-
ti1ne 4 oot4e election oo0lne nm
rctour - mosAlit6 pablilse.-LA
con rsaI0n psH1njs 10 Berne
es. 7 vieoear A dater daAu-
nurdti, lee jes~ses, satro d
Fra lpo1et - 1D1nts- Unis: B cents
d atrachissemeat poar - Iettrea
dune ssmi-ossos, et 2 cents pour
les jos1saa . 1 sooss.
LsssshitAw1a d. savirsms Dc
b, B,cwsville, TexoA demandent da
o. oar . A6psrtelncat Dc IA
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~ yIaek G0avsrneur Chamber.
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- jsue 1ssss q Whippsr.
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QsineV ln.s1A WA. etoAerd.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-01-01

sux sucreriss des habitations BOu.
gAre ct Labranche, et les declare
des modAles sous ie double rap
port Dc l'orde et de l'activite. lie
sseom,nod0res Tongue est 10 &C.
rant de- lhabitation LabrAnchc.
M. Leon Sarpy a obtenu 45O
boucauts de sucse de 800 acres de
tofre.
sT-JEAr.BAPTIsTE
Nous voici au premier jour de
In centi6me ann6e de Persistence
da peaple AMERICAN, une aimee
marquee d'avance d'un carsctere
graudiose ct toute pleine de fatcs
1t r4j0uissances futures. Mais ce
n'est pas de CO brillautes perspec-
tives que nous voul0ns parler lei,
ct notre bat est plus modesto ct
plus simple. Sans phrases appr6-
tees ct ambitieuses, nous venOns
settlement adresser les vGux ct
les compliments d'usage snx al
mables lectrices ct aux bienveil-
lants lecteurs dn Mssckactb6, leur
s0uhaiter bonnie ann6e, honne
sant6, accomplishment de leurs
d9sirs raisonnables, satisfaction
de leurs besoins m0d6res, Ut enfin
b contrntement qui passeFichesse.
II semble Qae h fortune fAsse
meilleure figure ct se decide ! sou-
rirc aux habitants appauvris de
@ pays, il va un pen plus de
bien- n-Atre dams les districts ruraux
et 10 joug peasant de popffession
politique para;t devoir x'allGger.
Puissent ces signes de d6hvrance
ct de Redemption no pas 6tre nm
vain mirage, q rann6e 1876 d.
dommager ceax anxquels go de.
vauciAres mont gnAre laisse de 70
gretAi
I'm Ae nos anciens professors,
10 biblicphile boerguignon Gabriel
Peignot,--c'etait en- 1884, et h
..o....o. !" S0..0 ".s.,S.~s 80 s..
--rappelait, a propos du psemisr
jour de Ran, ct co@me oxcmplo
lie In reelle felicit6 qu'on peut de-
mander pour son proclaim ct pour
ooi-m6me. ouolouoe vorS char.
- ~" as~nss s. an ~ ssss d;n.
Veil slnanach. Ou'on nous par.
dome me citatioo lstine don't i
tradnetisa suivr. d'ail'ears b
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"Grand Dieal Je % dois de-
actions de graces continuelIes, caI
je jouis dune honnete aisance q
dune biblioth6Qne assez 0ien tour.
ME; mon corps est dams IN 0eei
de ssnte satisfaisant es % 70 ma
percois guere que mes iacnltes n
te'!ectuelles sssntoaasse ; y c0mpee
gaienone mes anniversaares !
:nis cher = mes amls; . desaI