davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-26
4th day of February, 1876,

offer for sale to the highest bidder, in front of
the courthouse door Of Shelby county, in the
city Of Memphis. the real estate mentioned
and described in said DEGREE as follows: Lot
NO. lol, situated in the city Of Memphis,
OF Mosby street. fronting AZ feet on said
street, and running back between parallel
Terms of sale-Cash. Equity of redemption
barred. JN0. II, FREEMAN, Clerk.
Solicitors. '
January s, 1876. l09-1%
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-26
MEDICAL.
WYOMING MONTHLY
OF II H r ~

AOA 4
DrawsQa the soth Of each month; By suthoE-
Prizes, ! Chance In o, Tickets 81
each. or 10 for IS, leaving So 10 be deducted
from the prizes after the drawing. Full par
ticulars sent FREQ. Address j. N. PATTEE,
Laramie City, Wyoming. 3E
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-26
In supreme Oourt al Iaekson

tillo.
by VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO-
- nounced in this cause, October Ie. iST5.
by the Supreme Court Of Tennessee, at jack
son, | will, on "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-26
q mo. 2l1-R. d.
Probate Court sale OF Real Estate.

In the Probate Court of Shelby County. Ten
nessoe, O; +; Bullock, Executor, VS.. A. r.
Beware ct al.
QY VIRTUE OF A DECREE FOR SALE
- entered in this cause, / will sell az public
auction to the highest bidder. in front Of the
court house door, on Main street, Memphis,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-26
Trustees Sale,

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED IN TRUST
made te me on the 18th of January. 1876,
which is recorded in the Registers office Of
Shelby county, Tenn, in Book No, los, page
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

our friend Hall, at the Rock Island railroad
depot, still has trouble with the young lOafers
.bou, those premises We hsd occasion to speak
of these fellows before, calling the attention OF
,he police thereto, which had good effect for Il
time. but now though not 50 bad as formerly
The nuisance still exists The rascals apparently
have no fear Of the law, for they hang around
there still, when Mr.. Hall is absent. At the day
trains Mr.. H's. vigilance keeps them at dis
.snce, but at the Peru accommodation their I'M
9udencc is unrestricted aud therefore unlimited
rhey even threaten TO way-lay Mr.. Hall to assault
him for presum.ng 10 order them away He had
one Kelly, the wort Of the gang, before police
magistrate, who however, saw tit to let HIM off
naElug the scalawag boder thar before. only
heother night Kelly attempted to rayish youn.
sOman who was waiting there for a train. II i
positively not safe for woman to be at that de
rot alone after eight o'clock, while the disgust
ins conduct OF these loafers at all times in thu
evening makes II unpleasant for them. Can they
rot be CLEANED OUT or is it not the business O
Me officer ia that part Of the town 10 look aicl
these feliows:
Another place Of Iesor; is the northeast cor
ner 81 Washington square, where, 1t vii! be no
sized, they have eiIcctuaily marred the beautiful
ieucg which cost Us SO much money by breakln.
of tie tops Of the iron picke,s. But Of cours
ID that j. playful amusement and ought not t
.e in;eriered with.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

The second annual reunion of the Ottawa Lit
crary Society WAS held in the basement OF The
Methodist church, on Monday evening last y
large number were present, and the exercises
were of more than ordinary interest.
The meeting was called to order by President
Sanders, and the evenings entertainment was
opened By Il duet by Misses Kane and burgess
which was rendered in their usual Eood style
Next followed the reading of the Independent by
Mr.. T. Bart McDonough, and was listened to
with marked atteRtion, being considered the
prominent feature OF the programme. The duet
by the Misses McNair was excellent and to adj
mirers OF good singing it well repaid them to at
tend the re union for this part Of the programme
alone. Mrs II. w. Smith gave a recitation, The
Heather Chnec," and it created much fun for
the young people, while some OF the old folks
slapped each other on the back and started in on
this centennial year with happy heart end
good wishes to the society. The quartcttc by
the Misses Munger and Burgess and Messrs.
Cooley and McDonough was splendid celec-
ton and was heartily encored.
Refreshments were served, and well repaid
the ladies Of the society for their hard work.
The society is under many obligations to those
who so willingly helped them in the exercises
and to all who showed their interest in the rs.
.ociatlon on last Monday evening
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27
- ~ -
Confessed.

here is now Ia the county Jail 4 mIu-l tramp
Who claims that lie i, one Of three who caused
he disastrous fire in Ia Sale some TWO weeks
ago. He made a confession on "Wednesday TO
Mr.. II. Mayo to this effect: On the night in
question he was in La Sale where he met two
others, tramps Ike himself, and like himself hard
up The two strangers proposed 10 him that
hey Should make u raid somewhere TO which he
agreed. They finally concluded the best they
could do would De to start a fire, which they did.
They collected materials, including Kerosene
ioCk them into the hall up stairs Of the building
on me corner OF the street and set fire TO them
II says everything burned so fas: that they
could not accomplish their object Of stealing
and had to leave, dreading discovery, for they
cared they should be lynched If caught. They
therefore left, the two going toward Chicago
himself south. But his conscience was not easy
and goaded him 80 severely that when he reach
Ell Bloomington he confessed all to the chief o.
police, by whom he was sent 10 La Sale and thence
brought to Ottawa lie does not appear to be q
vicious man, nor drinking man; claims that he
ever committed any crime before, save petty
stealing, and attributes his mode Of lie TO i'll
luck which caused him to begin a roycr's life
u appears, however, slightly demented. He
confession shows how truly property is a
tie mercy OF these tramps and how necessary
he closest and constant watchfulnc., il neces
sary TO project IT,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

"THE RAILWAY AGE.'-A weekly publication,
bearing this name, will be commenced at Chica-
20 on the 10th proX. The office OF publication
will be rooms fitted up in the Pacific Hotel. The
financial mana cement is IN strong and trusty
hands, and among the editors are named, Geo. ).
Bangs, late superintendent OF [. 5, railway mail
service; Oh. =. Hatch, late manager Eastern y
Maine Central r. r.; T. II. Talbot, formerly OF
Chicago Post anil Matt; j. c. lIaines, and several
others. The publication will be devoted 10 rail.
way news, railway mechanics, management tar
ifs, travel, transportation law, &c. Special at
tcn.ou is promised TO matters o. interest not
only to managing railway men, but TO the vast
army Of railway employees, to the large shippers
Of grain, stock and merchandise, to the manu-,
facturer Of railway supplies, to the traveller, and
TO tAe general public.
The publication is to contain from 20 10 "a
large pages each week, mechanically gotten ur
in the perfection OF the art. and the price will be
S4?O q year, including postage. Address, ia"
ran Age, Pacific Hotel, Chicago
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27
POlire Courts.

ESQUIRE Leayenss blotter OF this wees con
tain, very interesting little story when runs
somewhat in this wise. Mcssrs. Harvey and
THOMPSON, as some few know, are law
yers in town here, and had an Office over
Philips Bros grocery. Now the rent had
run along for some time unpaid, and Mr.. John
Burke thought he should like to have some du-
eats therefor, and had the impudence to ask
chem for it divers and sundry times, TO which
they responded that they would fix it up FL
paly, on the 18th, as the way they fixed 1t up
did not suit him, the ducats not coming froth,
lie interviewed them again on the subject and
incurred when they could "come down with the
sinners" After some miscellaneous conversation
Sir Thompson seized a chair and banged 1t at
Sir Burke, breaking the transom over the door,
and cutting Mr b. on the arm aud wrist. On the
I'd Mr.. Burke invited the gentlemen to discuss
the affair before Esquire Leaycns. thinking per
haps that Mr. T. would be compelled to contrib
ute somewhat TO the city treasury, but the
ESQUIRE differed and let him 90.
On the 23d Esquire Larkin prevailed on John
~ Z. shay to donate IS and costs for disorderiy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27
Deceptive Oats.

lie read in the TRADER that the boss way to
sly boots, have them soft and keep them from
shrinking, was 20 I'LL them with dry oats That
saturday night when he came home with boots
vet through, he tried II, filling them 10 the top
nith nice dry oats and setting them by tin the
morning, confident Of having dry, soft pair Of
boots to 20 TO church in, for, Of course, the IRA
DER would not deceive him. He got up in the
morning and felt Of the boots. by Jove, it did
it-dry and soft as silk" he cried in exstacy He
vas constructing testimonial for US: All sim.
ole enough-pour In the oats, let the boots stand
over night; in the morning, all you have TO do
IS TO turn up the boots and let the oats stay
IN, apparently for not an cat fell out as he turn
ID them up. This was a new DEVELOPMENT lie
shock the boot-but not an oat fell. He tried
ms Angers-another failure. After numerous
failures il became evident that nothing but q
cold chlsel and hammer could move those oa,,
swollen in tight and solid as granite lie didu'
20 to church but stayed at home hammerin.
away at them oats " and quoting the PRIMITIVE
Fathers In disconnected chunks. Since W
heard this we slide up town by back alleys an
are not to be seen on that street except undC
The cover OF night, while on the paste pot is hun
the legend "Gon 10 the Cintnyel," feeling &c
taiI that II he e1er gets q them oats out so thi
he can walk, we shall be candidate for the "hel
or
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

THE Doc LAWN anonymous correspondent,
forgetful OF our rule never to publish articles
sent us anonymously, argues strongly against
the enforcement Of the dog killing ordinance Of
this city, and urging its repeal, proposes as a
more effective means to lessen our canine popu-
lation, the adoption Of an ordinance imposing Il
tax Of from s. to - on every dog. The Difficult
ty in the way OF poll tax on dogs is that 1t is
unconstitutional. Nothing in this state can be
taxed except property and according TO its as
sesscd value, and dogs, being FRA nat,ira, are
not recognized as property and have no value.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27
THE COURTS
ro,ntv Court-In Probate.

rrost weeks proceedings, unavoldao!y omit
,sa will be found OIL the I'd page
Estate of Solomon Channel, deceased .l"'''
.,rohr w Channel for 5000 allowed for $50
rstate of Hannah Prescott, deceased. fiaa'
mort examined, approved aud ordered to be re-
corded. and the distribution of assets ord'reu u
be made. r,s
Estate of ,Jonathan Morriuger, deceased. jas
Pritchett appointed administrator Bono s''0VV'
Notice to creditors third Monday in july
Estate of Joshua 7. Woodruff deceased o''''
mr. notice of finall settlement to the July tfr''
Estate of James Dervin, deceased oroe' 'o'
co.ice Of final settlement to the July term
Tn the matter OF the guardianship oil warren
goorehead. ct al. minors. Report OF accounts
presented, approved and ordered to be recorded
Guardian presented additional bond in the sum
Of a. 700, which was approved and ordered 10 DC
recorded.
Estate of Thomas s Bowen, late OF Ottawa ue-
ceased. Letters Of administration issued 10 Al
bert c. French. Bond, $500. Notice to creditors
third Monday in July next.
Estate of Allen Mcdonnell, deceased Letters
Of administration issued to Mary Mcdonnell ana
Donald Mcdonnell. Bond, $4,000 Notice 10
.reditors third Monday in July next
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

AGESTLEMAN who suffered for years rom Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay. aud ali the effects YOUTHS
ndscretion, WILL the sake of suffering humanity send
Tree 70 al who need II the aud direction for making
the simple remedy by ~hch he cured Sufferers wish
ING 10 profit by the advertisers enpence BY al
DRESSING In perfect confidence,
isss-sm-ss JoHs b. Oahrs. e C~i.r St Nc. Yers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

We believe now that success is Impossible
without New York. and We are going to get New
York by nominating Tilden. We don't like him
well as Il Western man, but that is not the
thing We fear Western man cannot carry
New York or any other Eastern State, So we
drop the West aud 20 for Tilden.-See Ca,c0,.
nat oUtms,ridl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

They were holding bIg Trial before Esquire
Leayens. Mr.. Burke, the complainant, was ex.
planning how he had called on Messrs. Harvey
and Thompson Tor rent due for divers and sun
dry months, concerning which he had begun to
be decidedly dubious; he was telling how polite.
ly hr. Thompson received him: Said Mr.. B.
Picking up a chair, he said to nc"-(cnter
Esquires Office Il nice young man, agent for the
best shirts in America &c, very quietly, care
fully shutting the door and wiping of his chin
with centennial handkerchief, to deceive the
crowd, chuckling TO think he hal struck q
bonanza, when NJ B. continuingD said to me, "
taking a glance at the stranger,) Get out OF
here, dash you, or I'll smash this chair on We,
and'-"All right Hold on, I'll go" said our man
with the shirts. and in just two jumps he cleared
the door and the stairs and was rushing up Main
street at rate that would have made OLeary
feel foolish. The soemnity OF the court wa,
sadly disturbed for a few moments, when the
trial proceeded as detailed elsewhere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

OLD SETTLEl,s.-The eighth annual business
meeting Of the Old Settlers Association Of La
Sale county will be held at the Court House, in
Ottawa, May nth, at , o'clock p. ~, being the
last Saturday of May. Officers are to be elected,
committees appointed, and other matters OF in.
terest attended to.
Business of vital importance to the society dc.
mands a general attendance.
A. NJ EBERsoL Scc'y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The ADVERTISE having been permanently cured OF that
dread disease Consum Ion. by simple remedy, Is
lous 10 make known 70 his fellow sufferers the means
cure. To all desire IL he will send cory e the
scpuon used. tree OF charged with the drcc
preparing ana using the which they viii 6nd
CuER for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNCIIITIs, &c.
Parties wishing the prescr pton will please address,
Rev. T.. A WILSON.
jans-,m-sp IsI Penn ST.. Williams bargL New York
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

The drawing Of a very interesting gift enter,
puse for which tickets are being sold now at the
rate OF 800 each, is to come of shortly. Prize,
handsome young lady. No. OF tickets, 80
Sell your eggs and buy one.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

The best is the cheapest. The Seamless Cot
ton Sock, having no seam to rip, is the cheapest
and best sock to-day Ask for them
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27
4" Live and Let Liye!'

Something new. Shoe shop In Norm Ottans. n "a
Ing opened a shoe shoP in Sisco's hou>e sSuin 81 ~
Brush. asd y rods east OF LIKE Iyings,ons n5eS
prepared work 20 nearly one hah the p.oe o.
other Workmen viii half sole mems noo- tor &c 70 s
uomen's shoes &C chldrens shoe. accorulhg 70
size WORK done short notice and sAo-fscon SuAran
tced. will DO work chez1er tan you eAn bay reaiy
- : NJ rsyr- r1.-rct f. la g - 4 - BENTON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

Childrens clothing, all styles, at low prices, at
A. Frank Il Cos, the Peoples Clothiers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27
DAYTON WOODEN MILL.
8 with nc InternnllonHI. BE sure yOn see /.

b-uuaer.gned having leased the aSose , hi b 'Vr
nr,sent season would inform the pubic s ,-ore 10
Hand I.ir assortment Of KOOis when ny ~
manu- manu- - sooi on er.i terms. and Will Also pay casa
is market vsne desirable lots o. vi" ro: or csrded
persnns wifhns wool r,rssd mo TUE ~. W ,i,
- 90, hay. fss same done A. lc per io
sc for cartng sns spinnuE - .o. o t Sy III 10
49,. Wool de,'rpe ,oT cit ief ga De 60 y, ~,
nIaca and WORK W. b. retufnci VII" as i'''e u''
possible. -. ,,ev rrsf.r 20 have maruf
- 80, banL els or focs!rg yAfns - o's OF w US;
oysr 1rsiher fnan To sell az tie seethns Io~ ~
reasonable terms. 49,. <
DAYTON. n. May -. iS'o.--t-u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

Weather fine White vests are ripe now. Z
Some reader wants to know II Tins May
basquet was pretty:
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-12-23
ICI EFT AILLEURS.

JURY DE FOLlCE.-C'est une I.tyis-
laturc paroiSsiale, dit-on commandment.
C'est, a coup sir, une administration
paroissiale.
Car les cinq n,aml]rcs du dit Jury font
les r9glemeEts locaux, ddterminent ct
!event les taxes, alministrent les a!fai.
res dc Ia communaute ct aisposcnt DIES
onsls publics.
lis sont un vfritahlc gouvernemcnt.
Leur president est un pouvoir reel,
solvent meme un pouvoir dangereuX ct
redoutable.
Aussi est-il admis cue lc jury de po-
lice nc pent Sc composer que lie citoyens
honnttes, Gc!aires ct responsablcs. Les
meilleurs membrcs lie In communa,lte,
senis, ont moraleIent lie dGoit den, faire
partie. La mallonnttetG, fignorance ct
lie vagahondage doivcnt en- 6tre pru-
,lcmment ct sagemcnt eNclus. Car TN
jury de police, Ell unc aimee OIL deuX,
peut ruiner radicalement une paroisse.
C'est lie peuple souvcrain Qui Glit lie
jury dc police,-Jury de poIissons, com.
me dit Quelquefois lie peuple lui-m6me
Or, cette aimee, le peuple souveraill
de st. Jacques-ou ce qui porte ce nom
"a elu CONNIE legislateurs ct comme
ADMINISTRATORS dc Ia paroi>sc st, .Iac
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-12-23
7a|@77-@'l77E7777 -
NOUNELLES.

V1ErN MoEDE.-Ia conference de
Constantinoplc. dissent les uns, Teg'era
la question tfOrient ct ass,,rela la paiN;
mails les autres prt.tendentU que le pri!l-
temps ct lie canon y mettront fin. III est.
du reste, question de conclure un armiS-
tice .jusqu'au Ter. mars.-En France, Ia
crise ministtrielle est passee; maiS Fan
tagonismc entire les deuN Clambres, en-
ire un scnat anti-r9publIcaln ct nnc
Chambre republicaine, peut compliQuei
terriblement ravenil.-Les relations lie
FEspagnc ct du Vatican ne sont pas
tres cordiales, sans que pour celia la
guerre soft immincn1e.-Le cardinal
Constantine patrize, le doyen Gu sacre
college, est mort.
NoUyEAU MoNDE.-Grant p:cnd dc
plus en- plus une attitude radi
Gale ct rGyolutionnaire. En- dGcla,
rant quill reconnaitrait CONNIE Pre-
si,lcnt DIES L. Z. celui que le prtsi
dent du Stnat dtclarer,t tel, il .jou,
I, lie icu dangereuN des ultra, ,radicauX
s'alicne les republicans mouGi|s. s'isol,
dc plus en- plus du peup,e ct s'eNpose !;
hnir dune iacon honteusc ct ridicrle
Les Etats de FEst sont inuuietS, l'ln
diana lie Ia democratic parle haut, ct Ii
peuple dies Etats-Unis, lent i s'tmou
I, voir mais sensible i la liberte ct 4 lllon
neur national, vouira ct aura Tildel
pour president de Ia r6rublique.-A'eN
II. Stephens. de la George, declare bie1
haut quill ma .jamais conseille an peu
pie du Sud dacceptcr inauguration d.
Hayes. Sans consciller la resistarce ar
NEE, Qui pen. devenir necessaire, il croi
aux moyens legauX, aux assemblies lt
gislatives, aux corps judiciaircs ct Il
Const;tution.-Le Congress ne prendr;
pas de vacances, CONNIE il Ell q lhabi
tude, pendant la semaine de Noel ct d,
jour de Pan. "Chaque parti. dit une dc
ptche, sc fortifie dams sa position ct sem
bic sc preparer i un contlit inevitable
Les representants des puissances ttra,l
CERES suivent dun nil attentif lie cour
des evenemcnts."- s."-Dans Ia Caroline d.
Sud, depuis inauguration lie Wad
Hampton par le peuple, il y deux go,1
verneurs ct deuN Legislatures. Mai
| Wade Hampton restera @ouvcrncur.-
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-12-23

crate, ce refornlateur, Get homme d'Etat
dune capacite reelle ct dun patriotisme
certain, a Obtenu il lelection presiden-
tielIc de novembre dernier environ 400
600 votes pOpulaires de plus que son
concurrent.
Tilden Il ell quelque chose CONNIE
3.SO0000 voix a la derniere election. Et
quand Grant fait de Til,lcn le candi,lat
du Sud ct des rehcllcs, il oublie que Til
den, dams les II Etats du Nord, oil,
Hayes a obtcnu la majorita, ma pas ell
mons dc 1.74S.023 voix populaires.
Mais tout celia importe pcu, parait-il,
ct Grant dit avec Juvenal: Je lie veux
Sic colo, sic jnJeo, sit pro rniionc rolua,-
tas.
Grant le veut.
Adnettons done, pour uu instant, que
la vo'ontG dc Grant triomphc, ct que,
per .tas ct nctas, al ct a,mis, c'est-a-lire
brntalement, ,militairemcrtc ct inconstit,,-
tionnellemcnt, Hayes soft inaugura de-
main president dcs Etats Unis,-car
car bien des chooses sont rossibles ell ces
jonrs dc corruption ct de dGmagogie,-
qn'arrivera-t fata!ement au lcntlc-
main?
| La Rcpublique alors sera tuec, mora
lement tuee. Nous aurons TN president
qul ne scra pas president, I'm Congress
Hui ne sera plus un Congress, nnc Cou,
Supreme qui ne sera plus une Cour S,l.
prtme. Qui croira desormais all droit, Il
la loi, a la democratic ct i Ia RGpubli.
que? Fo,,lcr aux pieSs certaines chooses,
c'cst profancr tout. lie suffrage unircrsei
meconnu ct mtpris@, c'est la force br,,
tale qui s'atfrmc ct lc ctsarismc qui
monte. la violence lefalt &C que la vlo.
lencc a fait, ct lie pcup'e, n'ayant plus
&c loi morale. autorist Il tout, mexicani
sc par les coups GEtat ct les pronuncjo
mcntos, suivra limpulsion formidable de
ses instincts, de scs bcsoins ct de ses
passions. Et ce peuple, nous le savons
nest point encore torme, manQuc dc l'u
mite ct du caractere Nui constituent les
penples, sc compose dune immense tOu
lie que les sentiments ct les intertts di
yiseront ct tormeront ntcessaircment el
groupes divers. Les considerations NOR
ties pellyent rcssuciter. lie Sud GcrasG
humilie, voyant avec peiae one son So
Int nest pas dams ICnion, mais compre
nant aussi que cette Union nest poin,
un sentiment bien vivace ct bien patro
tiqne au cTur DIES gems de la California
de TOucst ct meme de TEST. puispuc lie!
Etats dc Ia Nouvclle-Ang!ctcrrc Sc mon
trent dc plus en- plus odieuX, pourr;
cctte tois, sans crime, on toute justice
avec mile BONES raisonS, ne traillan
plns CONNIE hier le boulet dc scryitud
!; scs pieds, dire a ceux qui FONT mGcon
nn, trappe ct pcrsGcute: Ce nest pa
ma fau:e. Vous ravez voulu.
La rtpublique DIES Etats- CniS mes
pas plus immortelle que les autres rtp,,
blIques, ct les insenses vivent peu. Un.
rtpublique, pour vivle longt"mps, a he
soiis de prudence, de moderation, de sfs
g"ssr. de justice, ct dun grand reSpee
a In loi. LA io touiGe aux picds, c'cst |;
rG(}Nhlique blessGe L mort. La GGmcc,:s
tie dcgentlaut en- dGInagogic, c'cst !;
democratic vio,ec ct enceintn dun Cesa
on de plusieurs C6sarions.
NaiS non. Grant e menti
Et Ii!den demain. all nom dn lroit
par Ia volonte du peuple ct pour lie "a
lut dc la rcpnblinuc, sera inaugure Pre-
Sldent DIES EtatS- Cn!s.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-12-23

Oui, Tilden etc tlu.
Et Grant dit une sotte chose, disant
que Tillen est relu des rebelles, des con-
federes ct iu Sud.
Car, sans Sc preoccnper dies votes cleo
toraux de la Louisiana, de la Caroline
du Sud ct de Ia petite Floride, CONNIE
aussi sans attacher grandc Importance
All vote de rOlfgon, ce Tllden, CO demo