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Le colonel Earhart etait nm des orAteura
de In sGr6nade donn6e, le 7 Juliet, N male
shal Packard, In Nouvelle- Orl6ans.
-L'saeemhl6e truue ! In salle de concerts,
p0r5oeR1e = 3unSses e6ae0ganin(e esWue
\ suit: president. gouverneur Hahn; vice
Gorre 2osrrns, n. StAisrfin. aiitsnl Cox
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J-RH. Eskin, Il SSsnis bad s3ofiquss pm&
les 6lSvts AeI'6sole RisJely, h tcut 6bu-
SounAp por NJ ErDAbhal. rrJa ei,aapai ,sgg
tu-L4y ilillst. snr ylAhitation GPERAxx4,
~ Louis Louqne, rexce'len: Sconome, :
donne artx travailleurs, independarnncnt
DIM ss, 3; F. s &c q s,g gs;1 ss s,ps ,sp1: !: =.
an 4 : ,s,.s.s: s,,ss i = ;'' ~ Ss (: Stsscs.s s.s
Uande maisou de el'Ouest- ~ 'pIou9h II
1-Lc shtrif George Rsssx. . rseSrdes J.-ls.
Hora1gs9at le grefaR 0.s Eupinola. nseya-
brea du board dasesssment. pr6yisnuentle les
coItxibuehlcs one rsssesserneht commences
{ l-Eexesutcnr sessamentske dssif AID.
BouGere asns.de lhoEoloeatiou dc II suc-
cession FRANCOIS Bougere. ~. fT.s ,.t,fI
IN. BENJAMIN II. Wales demande FAD
ministEAtio1 De Il succossion Charles Deven-
~ --VQts, - raduinis1EaGeur Willism X.
Hunphreys, sumodi ~ Juliet, . midi, sur
'lhAbtta4ion Rcselalid. situ6e rive gapeho. b
4mz1ns1 s1au@essus Dc II Maiwu de C6uf, dun
Ut dsG6oo moh0iea uno hihli0141quA m
lot d Iivres. unc " De Ut - ysan. y tout
dfpsndant Do u pneniou de dame Martha
kennef. 6psnse d6c6d6e Dc Charles 0xiey !;
ssmp1saE 1tf'f ~. sii''rT
y LA commission, dite des r9cla-
nations da rAlabama, a, allnu6
An. Nesgan MorganA Dc Hahn.
Win; ahc somne de 39, : pour
lereee eprcnv6es 4 bord tlu steam.
- Electric Npdrks. 4 ~
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St-Jean-Baptiste, 10 Juliet 1876.
A me nsS6mbles dcs d6mocrstsacsusor.
vateuu do la parol0e. tehee 10 s. 6(eG1paop
lTS osa,e.tss a1.s y sqs a. g s"y nos, 's sss
vello Orl6aps, ID resolution DQiysnto q -
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116 4 = NouSelle 0rlfai&fesnt louuQne
autorisla ) p repr6aeptpr dane l. C6qxeetioe
ncminautu d'Eeie qai e6tN eshao sul1 1on0.
ment d tel cndroit OF telk Spoqus GO y
xera le Comit6 ex6cltif dc lEtoGp Nh. In
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pri6s Is vblloir bIs6 = renlns 6 b6SlE
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ny tCniE, AeAA antroa Intersections.
M-A BECxEL, president,
f8ff 5ialF 10 GaTfn, ouUG0oGbuD.
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nues pendant trois scmaihes, sufdront pour
tin adultc. Pour nm eufhnt andeaeess d. IL
ans, la dose est de 20 ceutigramues. Pour un
chien, II faut 20 grsmnspGt tsR - tFels
fois pendant trofs semaines. Lfnveutpur pro-
tend av0ir r6ussi daus tons les CO. qni .
sont pr6sentAe, OF q 0.ydyl D. lAca3(1ne -
medicine do Paris un .paqtct 81 fodinss -
xanthiam pour ante des HpVAssesoiifn
tir-rMercredi IL, d a. heSessAs
matin, est decide 4, 50 r36denc6
q Ia suite dune Tongue ct doqlop-
reuse maladie de pOitrine, N. Oc.
tave Borne. Led6fufit await iIaE
conplh le 4.juillet, o. 6Ae aimee II
exercait la profession Dc t1illeur,
ct jouissait de lestime gen6rAle..
lie Centenaire a,nericsip y
inspire . un ami de l1nd6pendance
cnbaine une adresse, quill sfghc
de l'initiaie n; et Quill q bieH v0uia
nous envoyer. Ellie sc tstmins
ainsi: Vira III Pueblo Amertea~oj
Yira "a Independencia de, Cwbal
Viran todos los pueblOs kbres de q
Gesrid!... ri .''i<fi .soo7o
Mons devoSnas a robligeance do
pHoh. Frederick Watts, c0IkiMis.
sairc dn departement de- l,agricul
ture, le rapport fait q co tlSpaste-
ment par le statistieien J..R
Dodge, pour les inois de NAL ct
JUN, 1876. &c rapport est PARTON
lierement lnt6ressant dADsles ~.
tails quild0nne sur ERxpodtioa
drs produits agyicOles ,des Etats-
Unis al Ceptsnnire., IndGpeudem-
ment des inforinati0ns 0ftlinaifsb
sur les Arecoltes, II ccnti6nt de- No
tions chimiquea, dsst oberss1ioub
micrssoopiQnes, At des, disgmnr
mss SUI. o. production Ct r. con,
sommation des cereales, s1r le be;
tall, sur rimmigration, etc. 80"
.9g9M0IIl9 7n HHHu31 T0tffTiels
.ssr andsT-yACQu1as'h :on9
1,s 'sou vernea.,,,r; III; KsiioEg1 ! lrevoy.
que M. K..f. ChOpp1n 0e y pIACD
AtRimintatxtsuf pnblto de- iOae.
cessions On h paroisss at,Jaoquss.
T''h .AscE NsioNss1 'e.
|FTT'bJi9do g9' GRIP - 'fdJ s'cf1
81 Doaaltlsonvillsa f1t6 solenaet
lament st ioyeusement y jour -
Centepaire, sons Initiative Dc, -
brillante compagnie d'artillefie. u
meeting; appel6 pordre, Is "a
pour president ~ cspitaino =
Prosper Landry, ct po',e vie&pr6-
sidents NM, Aslelard, Braud,
Henry Mccall, r. T. Hanson, Ado.
laird tandry ct docteur r. Laf6n.
La Declaration 'd'Ind4pcndance .
etc Inc par 10 capitsine Landry q
des discours 1oMt 6t6 prononc6s pr
MN, TIL. Franklin, de Donald
sonyilfe, ct JOHN a. Castellanoe q
C..H. Farrsf, del Ia Nouvelle- Or
leans. 'tiifImogds fa9 FHhoget
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iASsn-Bapt,sss, 10 julllst iu6

Ajon-Bsptiste, 10 juillst lr6
= Nib HsVdd S6stze reeti6~ ~ -.
MON 6mise sur ~ intentions - Uulot dC1g
courre OzM lnqnclle II oppoeerait un nouvo0n
cbevL B celui do N. LapAze. III 8 demaa0B
une r0saDthe ev0 - oh1sl ~ y uone
,qui 0oatru a<)As unigulg TINT 49, q -
Que csluj de l6alifafidu VI n - iIlicG. e
6ae pr S1empls, III f1cs dn nIlI1u -
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sourln suSait lien. CepepAant y UcepQtpG1t
encore SCurir sur b ch1min - y potmllc
c0urse, dsmxndant II simpl0 O6noGom
dune direction On ssns inverss, e01oilke
u hnat eo1a6f = assgF 'iHf Ars q
sgwlyN4a e .s .a1asslfs1
q stJsin-Baptisss, 10 st11naIua !
I Dsns y bat Do ssiisAbjss N pl6o1ni6 III
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u auis dispos1 As1oefs lqaitahoo - eonpps
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ION ehevA CASriSH aff = 80 w.
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SvnffIN Df ~ 1AlNE
O. = sAsssrsasss pGgesss - -
ssu1hA1a Ssvsrs lprpavta Per ~ etreu.
pee onkricaines dams y Testitfire De
Montlna. Uest d'abGFd = e0RtfAl
Crpok sspos,aa6 ID n sin ssr .le
Rosebud, avec ups pests . piuede %
hommes psiA Nm et34, lss d6aas-
trss du uaAae lAsne ct dn C6s6ral
Cnster, attsquast per deux points
din1Fsnts IN villaes indien pres dn
Biz Hofu. L. eorVa de- Custer, I'm
d6tachsmsut do $50 hommss dn 7e
cAvalsris, = SO an6anti, ct II men est
rsvsna qu'mn <clairsur canadian Qui
s'ttsit b)otu daps un ravin. L. viii
laGo iRdisn await trois miles delong,
q 11n1t sccuR< par dss Sioux, de-
Arsapahoss 1t des Cheyennes, com
uas1ls par Il chef Sitting Bnll. La
perts tstalJ ct d'environ 300 hon.
mM, an nombre desqnela pluaieurs
de- uu1ilpusS Uf0cisra a i'arm6s. L.
glnlral Geores A. Custer. n6 }
Nsw-RnnaIey, eomtk do Harlan.
Ohio, u'ttait kg6 que de IS ana. Le-
,uotjsa - profoads dana toutA PU-
ni0o, = lss volontair~s a'o1rent ,
aecondsr l'srmk~ f6dkrale mi ne
rompts qae q .07p soldats, don't 2. .9l3
dams II rk9ion des Collines Noires.
L. prlui1aut. don't II Gle. y llsutA-
naos Fre1esiek Grant, : Nemhse dn
70 cevNoerie. - tronvait D WsshiBg-
ton st . lchaprI IN sort d. ~ casna-
radeA 10 pr(aidenta . coufxrl aver
10 etnlral Sherman sur las moyens 3
prendre pour r6rarse ce rsve tchec,
q - ooN1gA Amae dMito oaseso
compts do l'appel fAit - - Justice
90 q - lcllmsncs, anvers Iaa Indiena,s =
psr + 0ocittl de II paiI nniverAlle.
aiIesant ! PhilaAslphi~.--Dse lettrea
do klifatstioas ant ~ sAseas6ss su
prsutsr ybaGiatrxt de IL R6publique,
1 l'oecesion dn Csnienairs, par Fem
pesPur 0niIlnnnA a 10 roi Victor
Emmanuel.-A Wsal,lngtSW, "a poat-
maatsf. .etnlfol Jew~ll A6nn< - d.
miesina, g Nat ypmpiarA par n. in.
Thayss, - rIndiaaA. NJ. Pratt. COM
mianis4 AW vsveAa, AGslerNent de-
miniouae1sp, n'a pea eneors dA snc-
csanenr.-A An Elnat. dsmande dA rem
seignasmsmfa IN President sur l'eyp6-
dit3cW iuAisnNN nomination d'un en-
mite T. e0u11Fsors eur lss alsrrorSia-
tiona, c0mroAA d NM. Window. Al
Ison - Bayard: repria~ dn proc<s
B~Iknap, aane incidents remarqnablss.
A Ia CHasUbsS. drManA~ ~ r~nssi-
) gMevn~stA IN President snr les <v<ne-
Msatg N M~ntaWa; rrfaa de Tex
sperttairp Bristow. De t<noigner de-
vaoeis~owit< d*nNntt~ str aea rap
pssta iNtlmea awe Grant dams IN cam
roGne roiissa,ivie centre lea frawdes
~ whinkey: scre,tasicn. par le repro
seutant Hl6iA~. a. m place d. akra-
fsss lsin<e vi4e psr u tr<Norier Nor
IN. ~ ~i5svte mar h gouv~rnenr du
Maine Az vaDdidat malhcurenx dr
Cim~ianah; mort. u 8. da repr<e~n-
tast udward Y. Parspoa. da Ken
tncky.-Un Meeting tenn, le 6. !
Washlngtna, aoua Ii prfeidence du
sknatear ;ThnrMsn. . ratihA lee mo-
minatioWa d. Tildsn et Hendricks,
Iea candidate de- Ht-Louis.-Le gou-
vsrneur Hayes |. pnl,lif. l~ 9. - let
ire f'4n(ANlaticn5 de n .candidatqm
m6kAA 1ti6Ils; Me- v6ns \ m .terk,s
iiniawp. a'euRage IL noavean 4 ~
psytA ~ 49, q p11snssst ~ -
pkeeaA - prowct sn ard nne snmi-
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Ma. BECxEI, pr6sid1nA
f8AT 3ie.IIsf 40 GaTfn. eugf6oG1N.
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If you can. single veteran of S1 who
did not accept the 800 bounty gladly
and thankfully. l tell you, sir, when
man has given the best part of his life
to his country's service, and is toiling
on toward premature old age, burdened
with indrmities received in the field,
that he must carry while he lives, with
family to support, children to educate,
living to make, or starve, he does not
stand much on proud distinction" nor
take much stock in ''lotty positions in
history; one hundred dollars cash will
go further in clothing family of small
than all the undying honor,
and holder dash, that newspapers and
smooth tongued orators pirate about.
r. K. BEECHAM.
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be little or much, without any voice in

be little or much, without any voice in
the transaction whatever.
Then Mr.. Delano says it is very I'm
reasonable to complain IF the grades
and weights to the extent that we figure
it out, but is willing to admit there is
something wrong; a small African in
the mess some where.
1t is an old saying that the proof of
the pudding is in chewing the strin e.
Now would suggest the propriety of
Legislation Committee, authorized to
thoroughly investigate this matter and
report the facts.
Truly Yours etc.
A. w. FIELD.
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Letter from Hon. Ebenezer Ayres.-The
Creenback Revolution in Washington
County They propose to try it on at the
Spring Elections.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, ! Municipal oour
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COUNTY OF RAMSEY. \City OF St Paul
JamesJ. Hill, Plaintiff,
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I. ]. AuUTtdS De16uU8ut. J
THE Stair OF MINNESOT

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Court Items.


The Attorney General has fixed for tria
during the present month the following
capital cases:
Tuesday, January ll.-John Martin-In.
cest. Indicted December % 1874, for incest
with bis daughter, Maria Martin, on june
20, 1874 In Jail.
Michael Observation-Disclosures, Indicted
November q. 1874, for killing Mack Jami-
son, on Judge Morgan's plantation, on No.
vember 9, 1874. In Jail.
Cor,nna Scctt-1ndicted September 5,
1913, for the murder Of her child, july l3.
1873. Out ON $3.50 bonds.
Thursday. January l3-Gsorge Morris
indicted for the murder of Sarah Jones. on
81. Louis street, on November 30, 1875, In
jail.
Anatole Jacquet-Indicted November 4.
lo'4, Tor the shooting of an unknown whits
man on the track of the Orleans railroad.
II, 1873. In Jail.
Monday. January H.-Lou Dudley
whey yland.-Arson. For setting fire to her
dwelllng-hodse, corner of Burgundy and
CustOmhOuse streets. on the first Of JAN
uary, 1875 Out on bail
Wednesday, January l9-Charles Earle
and John Garvey, indicted April 90, 1871,
tor the murder of Magdalena Zollinper.
April "a, 1871. In Jail.
Thursday: January 20.-Alfred Caps, in
dloted October l5 1875, for the murder of
Thomas Maxdexexart, who was stabbed
and mOrta'ly wounded in his bed, at No.
23O Tchoupitoulas street, August 3, and
died few days later in the Charity Hos
pital. In Jail.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-05
AmuseHlents t..

Mile. Marie Zoe appeared at the St.
Charles Theatre last night, after an alb
sence of eight years. This lady was born
at Havana, and made her first appearance
as danseuse at the TacOn Theatre when
fourteen years of age. She created great
enthusiasm, and her success continued when
she came to the United States. She danced
as premiere at the leading theatres and
was known and admired everywhere as the
Cuban Sylph. From the profession OF u
premiere danseuse there are two escapes
one is to die of consumption and the other
is to grow stout and play pantomime. Mile.
Zoe succeeded in the latter direction. About
the year 1865 she commenced acting line
Of characters in which sne has been emf
nently successful. Last night she assumed
three characters in the French Spy" and
executed several terrific broad sword COM
bats, showing wonderful skill and endur-
ance.
Mr.. George Fawcett Rowe continues bis
fine performance of wilkins Micawber at the
Varieties Theatre.
Yankee Locke is doing fair business at
the Academy of Music.
There will be matinees both'at the Acad-
emy and at the Varieties Theatre to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-05
Marine Items.

The long continued southeast winds had
the effect of bring large fleet of outward
bound vessels to an anchor outside the bar
| at the Southwest Pass, and on Sunday
morning, as the wind had veered around
to the north, twenty sail of square rugged
breeze. The sight was described by an eye
| witness as being one of rare beauty. The
| nautical eye on each one of these craft will
| watch every puff of wind and trim each
sail to best catch its full force, until they
are clewed up at their port of destination,
| the other side of the Atlantic, ali being
anxious to make another voyage before the
cotton harvest is over
There has been quite large falling Oft in
| the ship building of the State OF Maine
during the past year, in proof of whcn the
| following figures show that in 1874 there
was launched l22,5I8 tons, while in 1875
| there was LAUGHED IS, O6O tons, decrease of
| AZ .46S TONS and q difference of thirtytwo
| first class ships.
Again those large piles of worthless
much to the discomfort Of the ships that
| are receiving large quantities of cotton.
| The superintendent of wharves has the
power to order this rubbish away. As it is
of no use but to fill lots, it would be good
| idea for him to invite public attention to
the fact and present it to those who would
remove it.
The steamship Havana will attempt the
bar to-day, drawing nineteen feet OF water.
She carries away 700 bales more of cotton
| than ever before.
The Strassburg left Bremen on the
twenty first of December, and The Frank
furt on the twenty-third, both for this port.
The steamship Australian sails to-day for
pair at an expense of one-tbird her original
cost, including getting her off the beach.
Magginnis Sons are making large ship
| ments of oil cake this week by steamer.
| The Barrouzdale takes 800 tons.
Captain Lowden's fine ship Sandusky has
cleared for Havre, having on board 1858
bales of cotton, the largest number she
ever carried. The firms that loaded her,
Messrs. A. K. Miller and Silas Weeks &
Co., give the cotton presses credit for
prompt action, and all interested speak in
| high terms of the stevedore, Mr.. A. Keen,
who did all in his power to hasten the San
dusky Of, giving her good wishes. Captain
Lowden says he will be back here again in
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