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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-13
EDITORIAL ITEMS.

The Belknap impeachment trial is
now going on IN the Senate.
Secretary Chandler has been chosen
chairman of the National Republican
Committee.
Sunday was tho hottest day Washing
ton has experienced in eighty seven
years. The thermometer registered l05
degrees in the shade.
Judge Prescott is gaining ground
every day. We predict that he will be
elected Judge by tho largest majority
ever given him before
There is rumor which lacks con-
firmation, that since the fall of Custer
the Indians turned on Crook and des-
iroyed his command, including himself.
fn Washington, New York and Phila-
dclphia, since Saturday, there has been
moro excessive heat than for many
years before. Many fatal cases of sun
stroke are reported.
General Santa Anna, The battlc-scarrcd
and mutilated veteran who commanded
the Mexican army during the late I'M
pleassntness with the United States, died
on tho 10Th ult., at the age of 81.
Tho Lincoln Center Register urges
the nomination of NJ. c. Springer, OF
that place, for the Office of Secretary OF
State. Mr.. Springer is certainly com
potent to ill that position and would be
q very popular officer.
The whole cost of the war 10 the
Northern and Southern States from 1861
10 1866, is estimated as follows: Lives,
1000, 900 property, by waste, destruc-
ton, ETC., $4,000, 100000. The gross cx-
penditures of the United States from
June, 1861, to July, 1866, $500, 49,
600. OF this tho actual expenses were
about s5,3i2, 2S7, 900.
Postmaster General jewell has resign
ed, and James NJ. Tyner, of Indiana, has
been appointed to succeed him. 1t Is
believed that Tyner's appointment will
strengthen the Republican party in In
diana and Ohio. Mr.. Pratt, Commits
sioner of Internal Rovenae, has,tonder-
ed his resignation, and will retire from
Office on the first day of August.
ExState Treasurer Lappin escaped
Grom the Topeka Jail last Tuesday. by
tho assistance of outsiders and two
persons confined with him be "sawed
ont" Ii looks very much as If it was
never intended 10 bring that man TO s
trial. After his first attempt 10 escape
those in charge OF him should have pro
ridcd means 10 prevent any desire oil
chance on the part of Lappin 10 renew
his efforts.
On the night of the Fourth The ktt.s
village OF Rockdale, three miles from
Dubuque. Iowa, was entirely SWEEP
from existence. Tho heavy rains caused
Catfish creek, on which lsockdale was
e;,uated, to rise with great rapidly, ;
dam above tho village gave way, wher
the waters swept down with irresistible
fury, carrying with them every dwell
ing, shop, store and other buildings II
its course, except one mill. The desirac
ton was complete. About forty hyei
wore lost in this disaster.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-13
THE DEATH OF CUSTER AND HIS COMRADES

On The 18th of Juno General Custer,
with five companies of mounted men,
made a dasbing attack on an Indian vii
lagc on the Little Horn River IN Mon
tana. 1t seems from the accounts at
hand that the tire command, including
Gen. Custer and all the officers, were
killed in tho engagement, the whole
number being set down at SO men.
The Indians were in strong force, and
held commanding position on either
side Of q ravine, and numbered from
$500 to 5000 warriors. Custer attack
ed the village on one side and Col. Reno
was 10 attack it at the other. Three
companies were placed on hill as q re-
servo, and protected by these Reno
made his retreat until strengthened by
reinforcements. Full particulars of the
affair have not yet been received. Gus
ter was one of thesmost popular officers
10 the army, and was known as q splen-
did Indian fighter. He. was the Murat
Of the American army. His sad fate
has caused great mourning throughout
the Union, and there is again general
feeling that the redskins should-be ex,
terminated. From the war department
orders have gone out for the concentra-
ton of u. S. forces in the Little Horn
River country, and to engage them IN
a vigorous campaign against The SIOUX.
Volunteer regiments have been offered
in various parts of tho country, but
there is yet no authority for receiving
them. In fact, Generals Sherman and
Sheridan seem confident that there are
enough regular troops in the field to
bring tho Indians to terms. 1t looks to
us as if few regiments raised in the
territories and border states, under the
leadership of men who are untrammeled
by the Quaker policy and red tape, would
make short work of Sioux proves.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-13
THAT MONUMENT.

From tho Congressional proceedings
we CLEAN the pleasant information that
Senator Sherman has introduced bill
for the "reliei" of the Washington mon
ument. If there ever was an object OF
charity, it is this same sWashington
monument. Its unsightly halffinished
condition should cause Americans TO
blush-especially in this Centennial
year. The founders of dynnsties usual
ly have plenty of monumental brass"
erected 10 their memories, without one
halt the delay and bother that has been
experienced in raisinsa few stones TO the
father of the greatest republic the world
has ever seen.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION = FIRST
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRIOT.

The Republicans of the First Congressional District
in Kansas will hold dele gate convention in Abilene
on Thursday the 81 ST day OF August lS1G at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ for the purpose Of nominating candidate Tor
Congress
Said convention shall he composed OF two delegates
from each Representative district entitled 10 repre-
senfaien the Legislature. No proxies Will be nd-
mittcd, therefore two acrnates must he elected IN
each dsfrc: Primary meetings for the election OF.
,aid delegates and aerBaes viii he held on Saturday
August Goth, 1876.
I;v order Of cominttre. ID. L. BAlMfR,
ID ~ ANrIto>y Sccv Chairman
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-13

L. is recommended that in addition 10 the delegates
herein provided for alternate be elected Tor each
delegate.
No person all be entitled seat vote In the con-
vention 10y virtue OF holding the proxy Of any of the
DELEGATES elected.
lIy order OF the central committee.
CHARLES II. BUELL.,
j. ID. n. CONRAp, Sec'y. Chairman.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-13
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION

The Republicans Of Saline county viii met IN dele
gate convention at the bousr in SGiina. on Sat
urlay the 5ti day OF August, ls16, at II O'Clock a.
for the purpose OF eleclinS TWO delegates anu TWO
;lfrrn lcs r. represent saline county in II state con-
Neniion to be held IN Topeka, August 18TH, 1870.
The primary meetings To- elect Delegates 10 ihe
voting on saturday, July 29;h, ls76, from 10 r m
The ass Of representation VIII be one delegate Tor
zach CITY votes fractional part thereof, cast Tor
representative nj the last general cection and Is as
4
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Patronize Home Manufacturer.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-13
DIED

DIED
Suddenly. On the night 81 TIE 9Th INST a; Montreal
Canads so,hTonia frary, widow OF the late Jacob
Dewitt, Jr AMI TnotseT % Jacob DeNItt, Of SaliDa,
sgei - years, ! month and dsys
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-13

COLUMBUS, o., July 9.-Tho following
is the letter of Gov. Hayes accepting the
Republican nomination for the Presiden
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SIC, 9ji.0O Awarded In Premiums to the Pat
rOns OF the Journal OF Commerce,
September 39th- 1876.

Cold and SIrer Ratcscs fer he largest Gibbs
Hand Book ri yssfuf Inflammation Cirsa
10 each SUbscTi6eF.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-17
- O l. w T. \ II II
100000 In Gifts!

orunaesf .ssAsms srsr Presented 10 tie Public |
1 Fortune for Only sI2.
THE KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION
! COMPANY, auiho lied by u .pecial act of
he Kentucky Legislature. for The benefit Of
The Pubic Schools OF Frank fort. viii have tie
first of their sefier OF Grand Dsa " ipge al Major
Hall, in the City of Frankfor Ky..s
ON thursday. AUGUST 81, 1870.
on which occasion they viii distribute to the
t~ickei-holders the immense sum Of
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-17

As a fitting prelude, the Grand
Entree will give a faithful repre-
sentation of the Corso of Rome
during the Carnival. Every day a
Fourth Of July Celebration. The
public wild with enthusiasm, trav-
cling 100 miles to wit n the
Grandest and Most Stupendous
Show of Modern Times!
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-17
The Only5 Performing Elephants in America, Representing all Species.
The only4 Living SEA LIONS in America. The Only BABY SEA LIONS.
The only living CRATES in America, from II to q #. high.

The largest Elephant In America. TX feet high. The smallest
tn M IN Amsr1cr. only ~ inches high. Ten Roman Char
4 tribe of Arapahoc Indians: A Den OF Performing serpents.
Zebras In harness. Pair Of Horned Horses. Elks driven in
harness. eamels In harness. Three separate and disfinct
Bands of Music. n genuine steam Piano-al others are frauds
Ostriches u feet high The only BABY Camels. Three $4,000
Band Chariots.a One hundred Thoroughbred Horses Sixty
Shetland Ponies. A pair OF White Polar Bears. Ten Mirth-
provoking Clowns In the ring at the same time. A pair OF
Hindoo Sacred Cattle. A pair OF double bumped Sacred Cam
els A huge saurian Monster Ten Dromedarias IN. harness.
Five Gorgeous Golden Chariots.
This IS no Idle Boasti The above Challenges nre open TO all
would be competitors. Our Name our Trade Mark. We adver-
tise nothing hut what can and wit.be exhibited Mt each and
every exhibition.
An EShihttion sepiete with Merit Every Nation on Earth
Represented. Ten Times Larger than ever. First Tour by
railroad. Using and Controlling tso ( Our own cars. A oIlas-
sal Combination - EnfspturinF Attractions, More than
Qundrupiei In Magnitude fcr the Centennial Year, Deviaiine
in Att ractioa rom sterooiyrcd isnd accepted usual exhibitions
Presenting in every Department features heretofore unintro-
duced. No Bonha~i. Ma Exaggeration. Everything ms Rep
resented.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-06-03
II is.

J'ai lhonucur d'avertir mcssieurs les habi-
bants dc st. Jacques que 10 partirai dc Baton
Ronge 10 % courant. avcc M chaland lie per
chcs tun chaland de- haux,-pe,chcs ct chaux
que 10 lenr venurai il IN prix .fort modere.
Is Mui '76 j.. j. C~.uDEvuLLE.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-06-03
COM El,C!At.

" ". L. G'andeuyy, lie 5yi;qucii;cr de
GcahNy cs ~. aaequcs, rent Sos d.iqUes d
$500 w';$es sM' les licnr, It 5000 yen4ucs
q 10 mites de Ia jriqncteyic ct Il $40 poy-
tees au~dcM he 10 mites.
- II. Ayjrd Poisonce, ne PoubHous
pas, est FayeN dc Ii -Nachiae 4 coudre
Wilson.
UM rena az mcillcM' marchi ct un4,
m%eilleures conditions possidlcs.
.tyLa popalaire Maison Israel Ct Cic.
dc DonaldsonriHe, 1t premiere ct Ia pims
importantc entire IL Nonrcie- OrltaAs ct
|ihsbuyg, rient de- ycceroi' IN immense
assortment tie MAECHANDlsEs 1t dE-
TORIES lie ~PHINTEMrs ct EETE.
Qn/0n sc ic disc.
Meillcur mMrcht 4u'd la Noarclc. OrM-
uNs.
10 N. j. Lapoytc, dc Ia Fointc DIT Col
hye, q d0ats son m0y0sin %chunssu,c 4 tout
piod, dc tout prir ct de tomte t2t4g"nce.
II est du mtticr ct nc rtnd pas lie mat
raise merchandise.
mos Htyantcs dc st. Jocgucs cont 4
M..jem-B aptiste, az Mag0sin dc modes
de Nine. Alfred W~oolongham, ct Giles re-
element cnchuatics.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-06-03
LOUISIANA.

Kellogg est lie retour lie Washington, ct or
lie sent bieu. CONNIE il den,antlait dies suIdat,
4 Grant, Grant lli au,uit dit: Isl tn etais Il
ton postc. Gu Lo'isianr, ct non a maran,ler ca
ct la, III Louisiana seruit sans troubles. F....
ton camp, 1T plus lie clrpet-baggers!' De re
thnr 4 Il. Nouvelle-Or!eans, IL dit Kellogg,
i%necOntent de la nomination faite par G. G.
Antoine 10 Lynch CONNIE juge de Ia Cour
Smparienre de district, II fait choix dn carpet
lmgger II. j. Campbell pour 10 meme rostc.
Resistance de Lynch. 1t 10 vieux Field, a
vncat- general rui %souticnt Lynch, nHrait dit
Il Kellogg: ''F..is ton sac ct preparc-toi Il f..
ton camp."-le comitt Gibson est arrive ct IL
commence So tacl,e. L'uvocat lie district Bee
with sera le premier interruge. Qn'on %s'atten-
lie 4 IN deroulement lie turpitndes ct d'infa-
mios.-Ln Convention %lu.lica!e s'cst reunie
marli pour choisir DIES dalegues ii la Conyen-
ton nationale do Cincinnati, 1ni s'assemblera
le IA JUN. Pierre Landry u etc lc president
ten,pornire.-Dom Pedro Il quite In Nouvel-
Ie-Orleans, nou sans avoir pris ses notes, ct
convnincu que Ia demagogie ne vault pas cher.
nfemme aenyoye "n cLtlue de cent p~iast'es
au Club drnmati1ue louisianais, qni lonnait
une representation an bsnetice dc rUnion
franchise. LIE Gus Lynch ct Campbell scra
decide par I'M j"ry.-La sociste dc Bienfai-
sance franchise II ell dimanche dernicr sou
PS1N0- Nv ~ Nv Ltt'A SlSulIAS,b 1NkSl.
he. Jean Schweitzer est le president de IL lite
Societe, ct 10 vieux Girol president houorai-
re.-Conp de ~pistolet daus lie club democrati-
que du neuvie,uc ward. Mort Hhomme, II.
Roberts. Les damocrates deyrnient laisser &C.
IN aux mdicanx. LIE vieux Chicot, homme lie
comleur lie Ia observation-disclosures Went do mou-
rir. II await 1872 ans. Chicot ctait sobre ct ne
fumait pas. -Comme toujourS, suicides, meur-
tres ct vols.-Peter Brown, ncgre ct assassin.
q etc arreti Il la Nouvcllc- Orleans comme il
.lehnrquait lu ST. JOHN, ct sur Ia declaration
lu j"ge N. S. Landry, lie St. jacques. &c
Brown, para1t-il, II assassiut mercredi deruiel
trois citoyens hiancs d'Iheryille, McCurdle,
Graham ct Dumonville. Dumonville est seu-
cement bIesse. Lie drame s'est pusse lans Ia
cypriere, lie" OH les malheurcux trayaillaicnt,
ct c'est pendant Ierr sommeil que le cripe II
etc commits. Lo vol Il ete lie mobile du crime.
lie president de Ia Convention nlicale q
cite le transfnge Deattie. Les deleguts nom
mes sont Kellogg. Pinchback, Packard ct
Brown, c'est- a-dire In meme sequeIle. Nor
ton Il etc endoss1. Pincl.back, Packard, War;
moth ct Hahn, qui Sc dit Spartiate, ont fait
dies disconrs mirifques. Leonard ttait aussi
de III bande, ct yice-presilent.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-06-03
\ MODEL LETTER.

We read that in the days of fcudal y%nssal-
age, the high and lofty barons of the realm
made it a boast that they could not sign their
names;-W Without retrograding to those by
gone days, We see in our time. that NJ. Rich
ard Simms, Chairman of the School Commit
tee Oh 7c,tede,s, the high chief of the. Radical
Party in this Pnrisf,-St James-aspiring to
Legislative Honors, tnkos m equal pride in
numbering the Queens English, and making
as serious inroads into grammar and ortllo-
graphy, with as much ci,rt ''us q Bull in n
China Store"
AS II proof We reproduce the following clIu-
sion from his cnaing pen:
ST.. JAMES PARISH, May Doth, 1876.
Wallace Locker:
Dear Sn-ionr sevices as n assistance tea
cher OF the Z ward school are no longer rcquir-
ed thay has ben camplnint mad ngaiuce yo,
far not given yonr attention to the pupils of
that school and thay forth no lanes of yours
Il gaincc tho pordc hcaratter will be I'll lc(a)-
gees.
reply TO tho Pgesilcn and lie will give Won
your ward according 10 your time l have ali!
500 give the President notices that you has
bcu discharg.
Vrcy respectfully
RICHARD SlMMs
Chairman Committc on tcacLera L. S. Is. St.
James.
At NIL events NJ. Simms is q good caE, a. -.
low. 1io has u head and SO has Il cabbage. @A
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-06-03
DERNIERES N~OUVELLES.

L'Angleterre acceptc le programme turc.-
Une alliance offensive ct defensive 4 tie con-
clue entire Ia Servie, Ii Roumanie, Ie Monte
negro ct Ia Greece. La Thessalie ct Ia Crete
sont pretes a sc sou'ever. La crise est proche.
fuvoriser une solution paciii1lc ct native.
-L'incendio de Quebec u dctruit IN mil
Iier lie maisons.-Les v~isiteurs commenccnt
a afiluer a Philadelphia. LES dsItgucs dc
! iowa sont Eiainistes .-L.es delegations do la
Louisiana, lie la Caroline dn Sud ct lie Il,
George, al sujet du traits d'IIawaI, ont etc
entendnes. -L'il!ustrc Morcy jurc scs grauds
Dieux que Seelye est IN coqnin. Ce serment
ne pronve point que Morey soft I'M honnete
hoMme. La Chnmbre econluit 10 dit Mercy.
ct Spencer prend son siege.-Le temoigunge
dun sienr Mulligan ecorche Blaine jusqu'
aux Us.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-06-03

dangcrcnN so,.rircs i Gui vonlait les
ac!lelcr. Lunc aelleS ~connaissait les
cinq Points tic In cite de New-lork, ct
lnntre await etc pcnsiomnairc dc Ia rue
GrGgoirc de Tours, 4 Paris. Far contrc,
HaouI trouva heatlcoup d'AnglaiScs u IN
cataractc. On Ell tronvc partout, ct
on les rrconnait partout. Ces blondes
files N.Albion, bellies pu~cllueiois, SCH
timentalcs tonjours, aiment les Alpcs,
les Pyrtntes, les montagncs, les catarac-
ties ct les chutcs. Mails les Anglaises nc
voyagent jamais ans Garnet.
Que Sarah n'cst-clle lei! Stcrinit Ra-
oul. Car leur amour, brusquemcl,t inter
romr,', iini avant la fin, lui await lais-
So qnelques regrets dams lc cuur. Let il
So disait que Get amour, viviiiG ct ravivG
par les bcauN srectacles dc la nature,
ensoleill6 par lie ralicux solcil dc rAmt-
rique ct dc III libcrtt, n'ttoutiant plus
dams les brouillaldSc ct les 1ltiditts de Lon
drcs, aurait dies allies puissantcs ct glo-
licuscs dams Ii vie quill s'ttait i;,itc ct
les horizons quill dGcouvrait.
Racul pclsait avcc mtlancolie quill
est DIES moments prtcicuS. moments be
mis-, oil fon ll'admirc bicn QUA deux les
beauties de In nature, ct quill aurait CT,
eos moments de iGlicit6 supreme, tic bon,
hour profound ct paltagc, d'ivrcssc sans
amcrtnme ct sans mclan@e. sill await pll
dire i Sarah, Il Sarah appnyant sd char
mantle tctc tic jcunc file sur SOL Cpaulc,
lli souriant dun sourilc lcurcux, ayant
dtpoulilc le mystcrc dc son nom ct d,
SEES titrcs dams la saintc libcrtG dies
amours, i Sarah ltvcusc, aimantc, ahan.
donlic, cnlNrGe ct %touclantc: The Wrt
is sar2ct.
Mails Sarah ttait !oin, plesquc aussi
loin que Friscttc.
Et Raoul ctait serl.
Disons ,outetois que les vcrs quill Ccri-
Wit sur la c0tdyacic lie Niagara he ttllcnt
Gcrits que longtcmps aprcs.
j. GENTiL.
n (0ptiNNrr,)
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WemtG9eG@m TmM omd@GMwu6S
&a HA UP yE,A
CHApITEE xxx.

Pres dun quart dc steele s'est GcoulG
dcpnis, et Ia petite vile d,Albany, com
me Ia plupart DIES yillcs amGricaines, est
.levenue une grande cite. Car les villes
a~mericaines, dams &C quart dc steele, ont
ponsse avec une prodigieuse puissance,
ct 10 bourgade d'hier, humble assemble
sc de quelques toits, lie Sc reconnait
plus auj0arl'hui dams Ia tl~orissante ct
popaleuse cite i laQuelle vous donnericz
volontiers, 81 les maisons n'ttaient ncu-
YES ct b%lanches, quatre on cinq siecles
Nexistence ct de creation.
Mails sill fault peu lie temps pour Greer
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-06-03
plaqueminc Saw Mill.

This mill is situated near the DYKE in the
town of plaqucminc, La.
The undersigned desires to inform the pnl,
lie that he is nov prepared to furnish all
kinds Of SAWED aud SPLIT LUMBER,
such as Building, Sngar Cooler and Cistern
Stuff, llosshcad and Barrel Slaves, Shingles,
&c, Ne.
All letters and orders to,he addressed
4. WlLEEhT.
I. O. Box 50.
llaqnominc rarishu f 1bclyiIlc, La.
few, II 6
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-06-03
LIE DOLLAR DE BLANCHE.

&c qui cause sa ioie
Nest pas, en- veIite,
Une robe de sole:
Blanche est sans vanitt.
Naive ct jolie, ellie
Aime peu lie yelours,
La sole ct Ia .lentelie,.
ut les trouye trop louds
Gu. bons pour dos marquiscs.
Les t1eurs de son jarlin
Lui semblent plus EXCUSES
Et mont pas meme dtLain,
Meme vanite, meme
Orgueil triumphant:
Sen faire III dialene
Plat a Ia douce cnfant.
Car les fiIlcttes roses
Eft les saves llcurs
SOnt toutes les aeuX roses
Et toutes les dcux 1ieurs.
Simples ct parfumees,
Bellies de purete,
Ces deuX teurs bicn aimcics
Ont la suavite.
Dicu les Anne. Pour Giles,
Leurs partnms, leurs tiaicheur,
Leur priere ct leurs allies,
Qui sont une blancheur,
Bicn solvent il pardonne,
Quana il vondrait punir;
BIT 81 Dieu nous les donne,
C'est quill veut nous bcnir.
Etre t1cur sur la terre,
DOux e1ltant gracieux,
C'est, par I'M grand mystcrc,
Etre angc dams les cieux.
Mails pour aller, ch6ric,
Dams le bleu armament,
1T pour y voir Marie,
II fault aimer maman.
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Measures pus

On ollie hotre CompagDic Lu-
Gale, Louisiana Equitable
Life Insurance.
g @ ~ & q 81 81
(lni vons dome tout &C quo Ia surote
lui permct de vo,s dnnncr.
PAS INSTRUMENTATION DE
PRIMES,
PAS DE RETRAlT D'AGENCES.
I'm" compagnic.etablic %:larn,i nous
ct diriste par les rrincipanx ncso-
Giants della Nouvcll,- Orleans.
Saml M. Todd, President,
w. b. Schmidt, Nice-Hrcsiacnt,
VIM. Henderson,, Srcrttairc,
VIM: &. Robins, Directenr d'agenccs,
Lucius McAdnm, Grenicr.
CONSElL DE DIRECTION.
L. j. Hart, Jas. l.. Day.
Chas. Chaifc,
John I. Adams, J. b. Camors,"
l.. A. Tyler, Geo. A. FosdicE:,
Saml. M. Todd, >" l.. II. Fnirchill,
John Henderson, W. p. Harper,
A. Thompson, w. d. SchMidt,
S. Cambon, David Wallace,
Alex. Marks, u. Il. Walshc,
Emory Clapr, IL j. Vose,
VIM. Creepy, Edward Rigney,
L. u. Briggs, J. W. Stone.
e. f.. Delaney, Agent general
pour Ia Louisiana.
J. Comes, Agent pour les paroisscs
du tieuvc.
Barean :-Donal1sonviIlc.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-06-03

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ALFRED pLNlSANCE.
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La machine il Couarc Wilson. ontrc les
nombreux priX ohtcnns dams les Flats tnis,
u remportt Ie premier prix d ~lESposition
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