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MAYoRALTY or New ORLEANS
City Hail. October 10, 1877.
mo. 4t54-Administrstio seriss.l
RESOLVED. That permission be and liz hereby
granted to w. O. Wiimot u Go. TO use one OF the
dredgebosts belonging to the city for the pur-
pose Oh raising their coal boats sunk In the late
storm, provided they pay the city fair remuner-
alton for the use OF same and insure the city
against any loss or damage that may occur to
said boat.
Adopted by the Council Of the city of New Or.
leans, October q, 1877.
ED. PILsBURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
THos g. RAP1ER, Secretary.
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DANZIGER's
n b w s r O 4 d .
157 Canal Street,
BETWEEN BOURBON AND DAUpHINE.
Extraordinary Attractions
TIL Is W EEK.
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
ooTToNs,
BELOW LAST YEARS PRICES.

Having made large purchases of the above
sold very low, we can offer them this month by
the yard at what they cost in New York by
FLANNELS. white. red and all shades, at t5e
Extra fine duality FLANNELs at soc and $50 a
CANTON FLANNEIs as low as 7c a yard.
BLANKETS at 81 and / so q pair up to the
hnest French Blankets. all much below their
Splendid COTTON at SC q yard.
{ oft finished COTTON ct So yard.
immense assort t1 9f gAssI EREs, JEANS.
AI1 low . PfioE Il astonishing
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
New Fa PERdALEsS at and O. Sc yard
Yard wide Fall PERUALES at lie a yard.
ALPACAS and POPLIN5. all shades, at 2oc a
:. French EMPRESS CLOTHS, MERINOs,
CAsHMEREs. DELAINES. in ali shades.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Large size TOWELS at 81 dozen.
Immense assortment OF TOWE ELS in all prices
Nottingham IaCES at all prices FROM 1oc yard
Irish and French LINENS at ali prices.
customers. as hey will find it complete In as
sortment. AID the prices we guarantee as being
the cheapest ever offered.
BLACK GOODS! BLACK GOODsi
Our, immense sale OF these goods, from the
Tact that we guarantees the color and wear. has
Induced us to make extraordinary large pur-
chases.
Just Received:
100 pieces Of the celebrated IMPERIAL
ALPACAS.' Of which we are SOLE AGENTS.
Black ALPACAS at 20c. 25e and s0c q yard.
Black ALPACAS. in all grades, up to 81 so a
Black afd oAsHMEBEs pEr,A1NFs noMrA
ZINES Henrietta CLOTHS, at ali prices.
Samples for comparison freely given. not
only in his, but in all departments of our estab-
lishment
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MAYogALTY OF New ORLEANS, |
City Hall, October 10, 1877.

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, October TO- 1877. (
No. 4l57-Administration Seriesl
An ordinance providing for the payment of the
several pay rolls therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appropria-
tions be and are hereby made for The month of
September, 1877, and that the Administrator Of
Public Accounts warrant on the Administrator
of Finance in payment Of the same whenever
there shall be money in the city treasury to the
credit Of the appropriate fund for each account,
and not otherwise appropriated
Pay roll OF recorders courts. ........ $l,720 90
Pay roll OF court officers. .............. $50 60
Pay roll OF Superior Criminal Court. TAI 66
Fay roll OF First D1strlct Court. 533 SO
Pay roll OF sanitary inspectors. ....... $50 90
Pay roll OF sanitary police ............. $40 90
Pay roll Of justices of the peace and con-
stables. Observation-Disclosures. 400 90
Pay roll OF coroners ......-.......... LOCO 90
Pay roll OF District Attorney. ....-..... 4l6 67
Pay roll Of jury commissions for quarter
ending September 80, 1877. 800 90
Adopted by the Council OF the city of New Or
leans, October 8, 1877.
Yeas-Brown, Cayanac, Diamond, ReDgstorff.
-McCaffrey.
ED. PILsBURY. Mayor.
a true copy:
IHos. 6. RArIEa, Secretary,
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MAYoRAITy OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, October 10, 1877. !
mo- Administration series.1
.Resolued, That permission be granted to f..
Ellermann Il 90. to use one OF the dredgebosts
belonging to the city, provided that the same be
returned to the city in the same condition as re-
oeived.
Adopted by the Council Of the city of New Or
lesne, October q, 1877.
ED. PILsBURT, Mayor.
A true copy:
THos. @. RApIER, Secretary.
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BY III. Il N. samory.
CREDIT CATALOGUE SALE.
WITHOUT RESERVE.
$500 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoaANs

$500 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANs
RY h. d N. aAMORY. Auetioneers-THuRs
- DAY, October IL, 1877. and on the days fol-
lowing. will be sold at 10 o'cIock at their ales-
rooms Nos. Al and Al Decatur street tnear the
Postoffice)-
$500 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANs,
comprising select assortment for men. boys
youths, women. miss and children. received
direct from Eastern, Philadelphia, Newark and
New York ia tories.
This sale deserves the attention of city and
country buyers. 1t is the largest and best as
sortment Of fall and winter goods ever offered
ut auction in this market.
Terms of Credt-Lberal at SALE
Catalogues can be obtained on day previous
to the sale at 3 .. m. no1O
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NOTICE TO BAKERS.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, /
Cit,v Hall Octnk,ar 4 1H7T.

MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. October 8, 1877.
The average price Of fresh -four being this day
seven dollars and fifty cents; In accordance
with said valuation the price OF bread for Tie
week commencing on MONDAY. October 8, 1877
will be:
Sixty ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty ounces for ten cents.
Fifteen ounces for five cents.
Bakers Of bread are required to use only tho
best -four of the above value per barrel. and th4
use of damaged or inferior -four In bread offeros
for sale In this city is prohibited. Consum err
of bread are requested to report to the Eearek
police station any violation Of the aboye~crdl
nance. either In variation Of weight or quality d
material
sells ED. PILSBUBY. Mayor.
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continued from first rsse.

limits Of the small but select coterie Of rela
lives and Radicals with whom be surrounded
himself Mr.. Adams was quite suecessfu
In turning the Clerks office into Kentucky
pretty conclusively set down as 9 failure BY
the almost unanimous verdict Of those who
we're qualified TO Judge or entitled to q voice
In the premises His competitor, Mr. Cald-
well, on the other hand, comes into the field
with a clean record, powerful backing and
the double force OF his own friendships and Mr.
Adams enmities. He will be chosen by the
caucus probably no less through the deterIni-
nation Of members to GUST Adams and his
unfortunate colony than through the desire
of bis own friends TO promote him. Mr..
Caldwell is every way fitted for both useful
ness and ornament In the position 70 which
he aspires. He has some peculiarities not
common to the general run of politicians,
among which are q scrupulous regard for his
word and d fine sense Of personal RESPONSE
bflity In public position: but unless mis-
take the signs Of the times, these peculiari-
ties are not SO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as they
pact ar
DooBKEnpER
there is one candidate who seems 10 have a
solid support one who has the prestige Of
possession, which 10 said TO be nine points Of
support that Is tangible nor prestige that
may be discerned. That is TO say Che two
leading contestants are Col. John W. Polk, Of
Kansas City, and the present incumbent, Mr.
Patterson. So far as / can discover, Col.
Polk has more actual votes at his disposal
than any other three aspirants, and when the
members get together, compare notes and
weed out the patch of oil hopeless can
f, lls, lib, he will probably be
pirant Ia to q greater or less degree involved,
geographically or otherwise, In the contests
over the other offices, Col. Polk Is free from
all ENHANCEMENT and will not be affected by
Personally the colonel is well known In New
Orleans, where his family has or had large
property interests, He Is Of the Tennessee
stock of Folks, and is, | think, q cousin OF
the general better known On my side of the
course, but since the war has
held q decidedly conservative position In the
politics OF Missouri. His character Ia that of
p self-respectlng, educated gentleman, and
his social position is sufficiently attested by
the foregoing mention Of the fact that he ID
OF the Folks OF Tennessee. II he is chosen
Doorkeeper | vouch for 1t that he will never
bring down the laughter Of the civilized
g bsps Dn n w hat one Res ey see
didate for any position In the gift Of the
House who can count on 80 many votes SO en-
trely untrammelled by outside considera-
tons as he can.
Gen. b. b. SHINES, of New Orleans has
also come 10 the front as q prominent candi-
date for this position and LIS developing con-
siderable strength, and his candidacy makes
very material changes In the situation as
herein presented. Gen. SHINES affable and
agreeable. manners make him quite popular,
while he finds strong support from his old
Democratic friends and associates.
Az TO
THE sERaEANr-AT-ARks,
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PROPOSALS ron LEvEE WORK.

s%VA SSAAS EvAN LEV EE "VHh,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
State of Louisiana
New Orleans, Sept. 25, 1877.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until WEDNESDAY. October 10, at u M, for the
construction of the following levees:
Port Barrow. parish of Ascension.
McHattons. parish of East Baton Rouge.
Marengo. parish of Concordia.
Henderson's. parish Of Concordia
Bayou Marine, parish of Pointe Coupee.
Harlem, parish Of Paauemines.
Plans. profles and specifications of the above
work will be ready for inspection at the State
Engineers office between the fifth and tenth o
October.
Proposals shall be addressed to the UNDER
signed and each one Endorsed for the particu.
lar levee on which the bid is made.
The board reserves to itself the right to reject
any or all bids.
The party to whom any contract may be
awarded must present himself within forty
eight hours, to sign the same and give security.
or else his rights will be forfeited and the con-
tract adiudicated to the next lowest bidder.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
Governor and President of the Board of State
EnRlneers. se26 If
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CITY ORDINANCES OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, 4
CJity Hall. OetDber 10. 1877.

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, October 10, 1877.
No. 4i52-Administrstio Series.1
An ordinance providing for the payment OF the
account therein named.
Be II ordained, That the following appropriation
be end 70 hereby made, and that the Administrator
Oh Public Accounts warrant on the Administra-
tor OF Finance In payment Of the same when
ever. there shall be money in the city treasury
70 the credit of the appropriate fund, aud not
other wise appropriated
Board OF Health "a. Downey. oontractor,) ball
snos due for repairing buildings st Quarantine
station, az per requistion, 70 be charged to con-
tingent, s212g SO.
Adopted by the Council OF the city Of Few Or
leans, October q, 1877.
Yeas-Brown, Cavanae, Denis, Diamond and
Edwards.
ED. PILsBURY, Mayor.
A true copy.
THos g. RAprER, Secretary,
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT or CoMMERUE, ]
City Hall,
nn,., n.51r nsAsI.. a, $3.50

DEPARTMENT or COMMERCE, i
City Hall,
New Orleans. October s, 1877.
Sealed proposals for the right and privilege Of
maintaining and running steam ferry for
both sides of the Mississippi River at the head
of Esplanade street in the Third District Of this
city. and Of Olivier street, in the Fifth District
OF this city. for and during the term Of ten years.
commencing on and to be imputed from the
LIST day OF November. 1877, will be received at
this office up to u o'clock m. on Saturday. the
goth of October 1877.
Specifications on file in the office OF the City
Surveyor.
The City reserves the right to reject any and
all proposals.
CHAS. CAvANAC,
Y M ;,t, o+x~ n.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE Co.. /
New Orleans. October Z, 1877.
The Building Committee will deliver into the
hands OF the above company It's lately erected
building and Office. No. 6s1 Magazine, THURS
DAY, the 18th inst, at D. M. at which time the
stockholders. patrons and friends Of the com
pany are respectfully invited to attend the open
ing ceremonies.
G. GAISSER,
Oc7 II Eecrat n rv ,,rf tor,
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DEPARTMENT or IMPROVEMENTS. j

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,
Room No. 16, City Hall,
New Orleans. October o, 1877. }
Sealed proposals for repair of revetment
levee, at New Lake End. will be received at this
Office until THURSDAY, the nth inst, at il
o'clock M; said work to be done in strict
accordance with specifications ON file In the
office of the City Surveyor. The city reserves
the right to accept or reject any and OIL bids.
oc4 JNO. MCCAFFREY Administratnr
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h others grand opening takes place Monday M
Dress goods, fnournings. fannels, blankets
hosiery and house furnishing goods, In great
variety. at M. L. Byrne 4 Co.'s, tGs Canal street,
Buy your buggies and carriages from L. r.
Maddux. 30 Oarondelst street near corner Gra-
vier.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
City Hall. New Orleans. Sept. 70. 1877.
The eighth quarterly allotment of Series OF
Premium Bonds will take place in the Office Of
the Administrator of Public Accounts, on NOM
DAY. October 49, 1877, at 10 q. M, at which time
Forty-Hve Series will be drawn.
$3.50 til J. G. DENIS. Administrator. 4
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HOSIERY! HOSIERY HOSIERY !
BUY YOUR
Hosiery at DanZiger's.

Ladies'. Mems and Children's HOSIERY of all
qualities. colors and grades.
HOSIERY for Men. Ladies' and Children at TO-
Is and 2oc a pair. We also take occasion to In
troduce our new stock of fine French and
German Hosiery, In all colors and patterns,
sure to please all visitors.
:. In our new store we shall continue to offer
Great Bargains in all kinds of DRY GOODS,
and hope to merit by courteous attention, a
continuance Of your kind patronage The
upper part OF our store, containing q large
stock Of
CHOICE DRY GOODS,
Is open for the reception of wholesale buyers
Samples sent to all parts of the country free
of charge.
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silver s0ap.na.

Silver 6oapina Gold Boapita, Pearl soauins
can be found with all grocers, unless he Is pre-.
lud1ced against home manufacture or Is an
enemy to the South.
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AUCTION SALES.
A CARD.

On and after the 1st Of October we will have
ample room in the Old Armory Hall for public
or private sale OF all eonsignments of Furniture,
Pianos, etc. that may be intrusted to us.
se25 i'm r. M. Il. B. J. MONTGOMERY.
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Head Navra's invitatlon to the CHINA Palace.
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MAYoBALTY or New ORLEANS,
City Hall, October 10, 1877. !

No. 4155-Administratio Series.
An ordinance providing for the payment Of the
several psy rolls therein named.
Be It ordained, That the following appropria-
tons be and are hereby made for the month of
September, 1877, and that the Administrator Of
Public Accounts warrant on the Administrator OF
Finance In payment OF the same whenever there
shall be money in the city treasury to the credit
of The appropriate fund for each account, and not
other vitae Ar,rlroDriatad
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PROPOSALS FOR REPAIR OF REvET-
MENT LEvEE, NEW LAKE END.

oc8 ii L. 100 Administrator OF Commences.
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Dcrnicl.cs NOuvelles.

La Cl,ambrc f%rancaisc, par IN
vote de 297 contrc 2lo, EN- Tponse
i Ii doctrine Broslie, declare 4neI-
lie maint,cndra SEES prerogatlvcS' re-
fuse de valdez r'Glection Relic, sous
Secrttaire au ministere da ll''te-
rieur, avant lie rapport du connie
d'enqutte, ct s'aIounc pour quc'q"es
iours. Au brsoin, ellie 1efusera oe
voter le budget.-Le nouVea" MI
nistere, inconnu encore, ne vi'ra
pas.-Gambetta a etc tlu president
du comite du budget.
-Erzeroum est condamnt, PIevna
tient encore, ct les lures an!a'ent
umportt une victoirc sur lc LON.
Hayes a signe les bills de Tar
NEE ct de Ia marine.-Lcs Senator'S
contestants restcront 4 Ia porte
pour cctte scsSion.-Lc bill lie lES'
position Il pasS6 Il une ma.]orlte &c
10 voix, ct $4,000 sont al'ont<
pour dttrayer les dtpenSesdes Etats
Unis. lngrats ct pinyreS!
lie systemic DIES sous va ctr.
adopte par la Nouvel,c-O rleaus. \
merveillc.
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Jour, ct ma til pas, depulS &c .]o',r'
nnalgre vos resi>tanccS, vos coal
lions ct voS coups d'Etat, CONNIE
oussi les nouveaux dogmes dune
theocratie etfrayGe ct il1ltee, gra'o'
dams la liberte, monte dams Ia JUS,
tice ct rayonne dams Ia democratic:
A quot bon lutter encore, ct pour
quoi ne desarmez-vous point! Gar
votre lutte est vaine, ct vos ar',es
sont fragilcs. Nous vous l'clr'ez
contre I'm principe Gternel, ct vous
lie triompherrz pas. La democratic
doit vaincre, non settlement Ell Fran
e {. mails encore dams lie monde. ri
vous aurez beau coaliScl cohtrc cue
toutcs les passions. to't"s les mai
mes, toutes les ari>tocratlcs, tons les
vieux parts, tons les v'enx dogmcs,
toutes les royautts, tons les empires
tous les marechanx, touS les gene
raux, tous les sabrcS ct tonteS les
epees,-les bonapartistes du 2 de'
cembre, les ltgltimistes Gle Ia fide!l'
t6 bourbonienne, les orleanisteS &c
Ia politi1pe cautulense, les c'er'ca''N
de la devotion hypocrite ct dc am:
hilton ""H"s''"" -tons ceuN 1"'
h~aissetsi l. - 80 = irle' IL I"o'
ore l.. al,e Ia ,Gsitt, Ia science,
'1rfrtsc, g.. I.....#'3l(le ct III mag
ts2cy d. ..L.t, = chooses II le
M, 1V,psnX-n
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ollie ct rambition dies hommes dams
les nuvrcs de Dieu-triomphait an
jour de Paques t1euries. Ce;te tete
etait sa tGte. II sc sentait lleurcux
ct fer. II pouvait benir son trou-
pcau, ct il le benissait. Car sa bon
te, sa charlie, sa simplicitt, o de
vouement ct son experience lni
avaient attire tous les cHurs, son-
mis- tous les esprits, conquis tontcS
les ames. Qui done rtsiSte d celia!
Comment ne pas aimer 1T ne pas
venerer ceuX 1ui GUS ailnent 1T
cruX qui s"nt vtncrablcS. Quand
rexemple precedc ct suit Ia parole,
exemple augnste ct visible, uui done
nestle ct doute! Devant rEvangile
en- action, qui S manifesto " cha
que leurc ct ravonne dams c!saquc
pas, il NY Il point de douteS, dincer-
titudes, d'objections, d'hf>itation. dc
resistance ct dc raillerie. LIE consen-
tement est general, l'assentimert
supreme. Les fronts orgueilleux
s'inclinent CONNIE DIES fronts den
fants. Les hommes, CONNIE les fem
mes, dissent oui.- Lii l!bre-pensee, qui
nest apres tout que Ia philosophie,
rartage la cruyance de tous ct le res
pect de tous. Oh sont les implies ct
les negateurs? Car on mic les paro-
Lesson les declare h!ypocrites ct FACT
les. ct Ia langue DIES honmes est
couyertc' dc mensonges dores; mails
l'au;orite DIES fats ne Sc discute
point, surtout quand G fats sont
ceux de Ia bonte, dc la charlie, de
l'abnt CATION, du sacrifice, de lle-
roisme, dun dtvouemcnt pressure
divin. La doctrine, sans rexemple,
nest rien, mails l'exemple want a lul
seul toutes les doctrines. Bien plus,
81 lie Christ lui-m6me s'ttait conten-
te lie parler, n'etant pas lie constant
exemple de sadoctrine, n'etant point
cclui qui passc i trayers la foule ct
don't on dit: hansirit beaetiaciendo,
ct sill n'avait pas porte sur Ia croix
la supreme affirmation dc sa diyinitt
ct tie son immense amour pour les
hommes, est-ce que le clristianisme
aurait Ell dams lie mon de plus de ray
onnement, de vie ct lie duree qu'une
simple ecole de philosophers, d sa-
ges ct lie s%toiciens grecs . Qui Econ
n%aitrait, Oil %seraient e martyrs, ct
pourquoi SEES eglises, hier 81 parees,
81 remplies ct 81 tideles, sont-elles an-
jourd'hui vides, describes OIL tout au
moins %trequenttes settlement par
quelques enfants, quelques hommes
ct q%uclques temmes?
Car Raoul Sc demandait avec iris.
tcsse pourquoi Ia vieille tgliSe de
son village ressemblait i une soil
tude OIL les hommes he Hont pas.
j. GENTIL.
Ct t~OmtinMcr.)
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uyE CoLoyIE REEoDALE En- ANEnIoCE
-L'ACADIE, l6O4-l7lO-.
PAR NJ RAMEAU-


SOMMAIRE: Introduction Chap. I. Les
Poutrincourt, 1903 1921. RaziNvet 4ul-
nay, 1632-1670.-IIL. La %Seignemrie de Port
Royal. Les 1cadiens, 1870. 16oO.-IT. Nom~
relies seig"e"ries. Les capitaineries saurages.
1680-17OO.-E. 7raramr ct progression dos
Acadiens.-V. lie meunisr Thibaudeau ct IL
seigneurie de Chipody.-TH. Colonies fran
caises ct colonies a"glaises.-FIII. Inrasiou
onglaise ct conquete, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
On trouve dams la Colonie .fodale rorigi-
ne des families cr6oles l~ouisianaises Allain,
Arsenant, Aucoin, Babin, Bernard, Blan-
charl, Boudrot, Bourg, Bourgeois, Brous-
sard, Commeaux, Daigle, De La Ronhn
Dngas, Dupuis, Enaut Ode Nepesigny), GaNz
Diet, Gautrcaux, HILBERT. Labauve, Lanaux,
Landry, Latonr, Leblanc, M6lancon, Ma
auin, PORTER, Robichaut, Martin, Savoie,
Terrieau, T~hiboleau, Vigneau, &c.
PR1X, 81, OO.-S'adresser aux bureaux
du LOC1sIANAIs.
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LA FEE N E.

Ell funsSant sd dente1lc,
TT dun ton de sapenr:
Je venN, ;je veux, dlt~elle.
Je vcux, ct mai pas l,eur!
-Je veux, ma belle dame,
Est III moi fnrt jolt,
TT vraiment, sur nOn &me,
Non serait impoli.
Dependant, cheres fcmmcs,
Petits anyes chcris,
Martyrs dc ces inta1ues
Qu'on appelle mariss
Croyez-en ma parole.
Et n'rnlaidissez p"iht
Notrc adorable role
En- nous montrant Ii. poing.
Ob6ir, sc soumcttrc.
Et SQUIRE toujours,.
C'est conuufrir lie maitro
Et regner tons les ,jonrs.
Le.r6le de rebellc
Est laid, Ell verite:
La Donceur, Q ma belle,
Sera ia royaut6.
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v;.ut de mourir.-Lldrertiser, lul
aussi,a VII de la glace pres du bureau
d'Edouard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. est Il
son pOSte.
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JAMES. Office at the Court House, St.
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FRIAR's POINT.
Nomination. By he Caahe ma Caun-
~ neu1Otrecy.

NOminatiOns b. she Caahe ma Caun-
~ neu1Oersey.
The Democrats OF coahsmA county,
Miss, held a large aud harmonious
meeting at Friar's Point. on thr l,t inst,
with the folIowirg results; Judge Har-
rison P. Reid was unanimously nom
mated to represent Coahoma county in
the legislature, and Mr., Cal Eason, a
one.armed Confederate, was nominated
for sheriff on the sixth ballot. George
Priest (colored) was nominated for cor
oner and ranger, aud another colored
mar named Banks for assessor.
These nominations give great satisfac-
ton, and it is understood that there will
be no opposition ticket IN the field.
There is a good feeling between the
whites and blacks, so much so that they
will unite in their support of these noun
inees. Judge Reid is an excellent gen.
tlemsn and well-known here, where be
formerly resided. 1t is not the first time
he has been honored by the people of
Coahoma, and we congratulate them
upon putting forward one who will 30
Worthily and ably represent them in the
legislature.