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CLEANS OF HOPE.--BY o.
DEBOUCHEL.

Tho vietory's won,
The sod days are gone.
And tho satr1p hath fallen abashed.
Now wcbanged IL thy fate,
Proud. chfvalrous otstei
For the spark Of thy freedom hath flashed
Nor povertys blast,
Nor dreams Of the past,
Nor warTiers with their garments gory.
Thy 'scutcbeou Of right,
Noble emblem Of might,
Stands alone in immortal glory,
Ye sons of the land
Whose unflipching hand
DO brsvsly our sscred Hghts msiutain'd,
May the angel Of fame,
To the world proclaim
Thy valor, and our freedom rsgsinsd.
f Lie Spartans Of old,
Heroic and bold;
But disarmed when the dangers away,
May In happiness blost
Thy weary mind rest,
For jusuce hath now conquered the day.
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open, dinner getting cold down stairs.
At length, when we are both exhaust
ed and those dear little peppers do
close tight, and smuggling down close
to my heart, he resigns himself to
the inevitable, how sweet the chernb
Isl {f
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Dr. 0. HUARD,

Grs4ssats ef Ne Medical XdculH ef Psvis
asCt Pkysfsiss ef tas CITY n Nsw Orleans
Has permanently established himself in
g. John the Baptist, 1t the residence Of the
lass DR. VIM. Hart and respectfully offers
his medical services to the public.
Jan. Is ".
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Senator Henry Demas and Re.
preventative James Cole evacuated
the st. Louis Hotel, and Joined
the Nichols Legislature on the
21st inst.
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Local Items.

We are indebted to the courtesy
Of the officers ofsteamers 81. John,
Mary Ida and ErG for highly ap..
preciated favors.
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A we'll dFeased ,nsn - v.,R.
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Black,coode Edinburgh Magazine
Vol. CXXI. No. DCCXXXVIII
April, 1S77.-Contents:
The French Army in 1877.
A Woman Halter. Part XI. II
Crete. "
PauliDe.-Part III.
Harriet Martineau.
A Railway Journey.
Translations from Heine.
"Ich stand in dunkeln Traimen. >
"Warum sind die Rosen 90 blassi'
"Liebe, sollst mir heute ssgen y
Loreley.
The Political Situation.
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Barclay Sweet, are as follows
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ReUiescs, and Blacksooods Magazine.
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easily earn : dos;9 doll.rs : dsy right IN their
here. Business pleasant and houegahae.
Women. and boys and girls do = well = ~.
We viii furnish you oomplets Out0t ~.
The business pays better than snythin4 slee.
We viii bear expense Of starting yOu. Pm.
dculars free. Write and -. forwaes "a
mechanics, their sons and danghtees, aod n
classes in need Of paying work q hone,
should write to n and leasn IN aAout Tie
work at oncs. Now = the tina Don't 6elay.
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ROB. BRAUD. A. ESNEAULT.
BRAUD & ESNEAULT,
Proprietors Of the New Ascension
ICE MANDATORY,
DONALDsONvILLE, La.
VIII farnish Arst quality len, in quantities
70 suit purchaser. at NEW ORL1Axs PnICEs.
Ori~s from GAs Cowsty Solieitsd. 3lmh77.
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"OBSERvER'S" SCUIB.

DLe o. sA- I.~sls c!l4Ge--sf..i an,. !! :
- iaef8 y-rs a-s the :Ho5. srepusshie
saen il 'oan-furnished the following
ommuric4..on to the T'ribs'.e yes.er-
day
"Anyoae reading tine ISTELLlGgyCER
this nothing must have noticed the cx
u.tart tone in = editor ial commenting
o. the bogus resignation e Judge Lewis.
The wri..r If this communication has
1seA around t.wu u day. and hr hts
noticed tin; the * .ottety rnen. he ex-
maiboase keepers and be ex-cputidrnce
mea al possess and give l"ud ntt-ranc.
u the same feeling VII some one
piease explain this sympathy. TINS uni
the ISTELL!GEScEk> Who Is il that
says a fellow feeling makes Is wonder
Gus kind OBSERVER
II the writer Of the foregoing bad
,tstel the facts in the case. he " uli
have been obliged 10 admit that the
keepers If the vile .amblirg and bunko
dcns nd 0ih"r 'iitTrpnt able PAGES Ia
this city acre just nov very far from
iudu ging in auy civilization over the
prospect It Judge Lewis removal. aud
that they are neatly the Only ones who
are aDxiou. for bis retention in Office
and we Are more than certain that " s-u
observer" and all tina. class IL whom
he refer. and 10 whom be really be.
longs. read III this mornings ISTELLl-
GENCER that R"gcr s Gr9cuc ha. been
selected in place OF Lewis, there will te
Sudden CONSERVATION among thc.n. for
they will know that a. will ITO. shield
them ia their continued violation Of the
law
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EU ROPE.

GLASGOW, May 2o-- Arrived -
steamship Caledonia from New York
BERLIN, May 22--It is officially an
nounced that Emperor William has re-
called Bismarck to consider the lro-
bable effect Of the change Of ministry
in France upon the relations OF France
and Germany
LONDON. May ga Stocks are de-
pressed OH the report that Bismarck has
been recalled
An Alexandria dispatch says the
Turkish envoy for the Egyptian con
tingent arrived Monday. It consists of
the iron clad frigstc Nahome,. Ali ard
and corvette The troops will e,n-
bark Tuesday.
LoNpoS. May % - Silver. 5iJ !;
Consols. 9il breadsin,fs dun Corn.
a3s Cd a 5s 9i +; fer new mixed West
ern wheat. .2s 6dtdl3s for average
California white, lbs 2d(al3s Gil for
stub receipts Of wheat for the past
week from American sources. -. $50 /:
corn, 50 eco
The amount Of bullion gone iu,o the
Bank Il Engl>nd OH balanc,, to-day Is
c2a4 .0eU.
LoNpox. Nag PA Ru,tchuk is
patch - day states tha, preparations
are being ms,le by the Rus>i.ns Ter an
a,,smp, to pass the river le.ween Rap
ha~a AM D,kopolis. They have
brought town by rail 10 the hank pom
toon bridges aud small steamers sni
are erecting large Notifications At tslstz
and Tufun Msga,a. Continual concen-
,ratiou ot troops IN the direction o: 81.
.nsltk4 j. ohsersab!e The Turks are
fully prepared 10 resist the a,,emp,
\ ,elegrsplic dispatch from TuftG-
a., Monday evening reports thai 4.
Russian hatA..ions. three batteries II
ar,llIey AMI SOME cavalry have "a, Ar
rived "a the opposite SIDE ef the rlser
a. Eoliepitra. The attack IS az ectesi
daily
The Mes. G.iaiE - cal says Yes
,.riSy tie Russian cross j ia bats
irasa ibgsil 10 Ghtsco and burned the
latter place The Russians have dis
moan,e,i sbeis larpbo.i Civilizations,
considering ,hsm Ct no further Use, A.
srom ihrall 10 the keni RIVER il suh.
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County and City Official Press
Wednesday. May %. 1877.
NEW CHIEF JUSTICE.

BY tslegraphIc Dispatch from Wash
ington, w. ar appri'c that 1t a Cab.Be,
meeting the resignation az Judge l. ais
was taken under consolidation, and the
APPS in,mei.t If Judge X. : Greene
the present Incumbent If the bcLeh of
the Second Judicial District, 10 be Iis
successor, MSS decided upon A mo-e
worthy aud uuiml eachth,c alection
could hardly have been male for the
high and responsible position Of Chief
j. s.ice Of the Territory. Judge Greene
has been 80 long among u. and has -
Thoroughly identified himself with the
interests and people Of the Tcrnioty
- to be in tbs fullest sense Of the woFd
o fol w citizen with US. We congrat
ulate the people Of all sections of the
Territory upon - feiicitou' an appoint
rncnt. and the nov strong probability -
notwithstanding Lewis telegraphic eli
fort, Yesterday to the contrary their
deliversncc from the further minis.fa-
tions here Of ar obnoxious judge
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New YORK, May - The HeraiFs
New Orleans special says there has
been considerable excitement here for
the past few days relative TO Mexican
affairs. The Mexican steamer which
was to have left Sunday morning
was detained 10y dispatches from
the Mexican Minister TO Diaz. Consul
Averiiano acknowle iges that these
dispatches came from New York. where
the Minister j. with L,rdn, but refuses
,o give their import |, Is stated that
efforts have hecu nisie te recruit men
among the foreign population here for
Mexico by President Lsrio. the men
II GO 10 San Antonio. Texas
Col. Price. of the Eighth L, s Cav
airy. is here on his way to join his reg
linen; on the Rio G'rande, his leave OF
absence having been curtailed
CHESTER. FL May - This morn
ing the Saratoga. large iroa steam
ship. which was to he launched at
Roaoh's sh,pysIi. started from Is
blocking sooner than was expected
killing aud ecuuding many Six dead
babies have is.en recovered.
CAIRO. IL. May - tn Sunday
nigh; party Of disc ass. ! men went 10
;he jail At blandviIIe. Ky took the ne
gro. Levi Bir,i. sh, attempted TO out
rage -ua murder Mrs Ctuitc. and
dragged hun away ~ the wo<sis Ill,
1s.a body has bcea found h.ngiAs 20 a
tree With the elabins burned II
Nav legA. May 24--Fhe t'rs.a,s
has a d,s2a',h frrm Washington 10 The
saec, ,hai tie po,tponenleut a! the ex
ira session Il CougFsss wAs dae to III,
discovery Of a Conspiracy >'n the part
# Ger gress.a,sn Of both PARTIES headed
~ David na,.icy Field 10 iu.roduc.
resolutions declaring Sa,uuel J, T,lisu
tie honest Pse>ilen; ,le',' snd invi,ins
him 10 tax his place IN the White
House.
Pun ADxLrasA. May - Arrived
Steamship Oae lsser.Sol
CHrsrga. Pa, Nay ?. -- The fetal
aambcs II dead. in ~ sequence Of the
Aociien, s: the shii yard. IS seven. in
adj, On to ,hoss ALREADY RIP r;ed J
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- tft& VS. hi4ae'4 instantly sll1 SFtt-
{ Wcof and Barney Conner died AZ ii
O'Clock Three persons we're woaried.
al Il whom. vii probably recover All
Of he Killed and ~ouucef we're work
ns1 rfDp.oyei IN the yards, aHd were
ergagsd IN knocking blocks from under
the k-e!. TIE seine during the time
The ship ~as going Il MAS hesr'Tctier-
Ing: nien Seing seen Struggling IL -
cape while the huge blocks rolled by.
The ship crushed them - jelly. NJ
ss-i,'snee could possibly Ae Ttuf.vr@i
by taos" who we1e standing ty IL
Stead of eE-cTs, as us1-liy Gfrvt'
ianhch, Wall 81 anguish "'ti up AMI
shrleks Of pain rtit iLc ar. u ,o":'
- possible tie dfa! aud wonn 4. wei"
carried t" tie yard "iiice aud phtysici'.n"
summoned About $50 men are -H'-
pl"yei q: the yard. and friends u
nearly all II them rushed - ~
quire for them. Flags aia a. lat
mast throughout t'w' IA! work A. 'hc
yarl has been stopped. JoLa K ach
hss ordered money 20 he furnished tn
the families # the killed AMI wounded
job Foundree. who hal entire charge
of the launch. make. the following
statement. Il found the ship WAS
ready to move. and called FIR all hands
~ get from under before commc,.c-
ing to cut her loose The meu who
were Down by the after blocking. e,i
IDENTIFY did not hear the order, or did
not obey. as they had fully five n.u-
utes - get out. from the time the order
WAS given. until the ship started
Some Of the men remained under. as
frequently is the case. to attend TO tie
forward blocking
PoTTsyiLLE. May 22-By ~ eNplo-
sion of fire damp in Nine Sill coliery,
at Minerville this morning, TIVE boys
VIM. Edwards and a companion whose
name is unknown. were burned to
death.
WASHINGTON. ID. G., May - AT IL
Cabinet meeting t. day various APP
pointments were considered. Among
them several foreign missions. but no
conclusion was reached IN any particu-
lar case, with the exception OF that OF
Roger > Green" to be Chief Justice
OF Washington Territory. rtcs Joseph
X. Lewis. resigned q \ number Of
Territorial appointments were discussed
and persons selected for two or three
positions in the far West, but their
names will not be made public until
they shall have notified they will &C
cept such positions
CHESTER. tPa.) May 22-By acct
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ErriNSirfiy to the
DAILY l.GTELLIlcE .VTER.
CALIFORNIA.

san FRANCISCO. May 2l.--Arriyed-
Bark Harvest Home, Seattle.
Sailed Schooner Murray Scm.er,
brig North Star, Seattle
SACRAMENTO. May 2l.-A man be-
lieved To be in deiirium tremens died at
the station house tonight. He had
given his maine rs Dan Murphy. but a
Mcndoeino county poll-,ax receipt in
his pocket bears the name of John
Boone In his pocket was u strychninc
bottle. II is supposed 10 be n case Of
suicide
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BLACkBERiIEs As an illustration Of
the incorfectness uf the cavil which is
sometimes made that no more people
can find living in Washington Terri
tory, we note the fact stated by an ex-
change that the single town Of Salem
in North Carolina, containing only
1000 Inhabitants, has shipped to mar
ket during the past three years. 1900.
900 pounds Of dried black berries, re-
ceiving m compensa alton about $500 900
a business equivalent in magnitude
10 8 GOO bales of cotton at 10 cents a
bale II bIackbcrrics grow better in
North Carolina than in Washington
Territory. We should like to see it de
mons:ratcG II is not the few big inter-
ests. those that give rise to monopolies
but the multiplicity o: diversified little
industries, which support the numerous
that live and thrive in
other thickly settled States.
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w. G. JAMIESON'S
DEVELOP NEENTS I!

A GOOD CLOCk .........-... ~
\ COIN SILVER WATCH CHAIN. 90
\ SET OF Col u STUDS ........ 90
4 GOOD PAIR o. >tECTACIES ..... -
SOLID GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS .......... ..... 30
SOLID GOLD RING ........ .... 30
COIN SILVER RING 80
\ COIN SILVER WATCH. ......... 90
4 GOOD STEM WINDING WAT. Il ....... 81
4 COIN SILVER AMERICAN WATCH 10 60
4 GOLD PEN AND HOLDER ........ 81
SOLID GOLD CHAM .......... 90
SOLID GOLD HUNTING AMERICAN WATCH ........ 80 90
4 GOOD 5-BOTTLE PLATED CASTOR 90
A SET BEST PLATED KNIVES ...... 90
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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AresgiGENstye -~ bFdi.h Co ashia
papers arc slreats foreA>ing III prev
aience Of destructive timber fres this
Summer
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a PEsT. Black crickets are bother
ing wheat growers in Wnsco county,
Oregon.
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~ AT ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION. w
All under the MANA cement of the Old Veteran,
DAN. q. WALDRON, whose travels with the
ALLEGHANIANS has extended TO all parts of the
civilized globe. Their entertainments being
patronized by Kings. Queens, Mobiles, and lhe
most distinguished men OF the age who have
lavished upon them the most fattering demon
STATIONS Of approval.
- n Blowing 10 other engagements. they
remain only AS advertised above
TICKETS, 81 %: CHILDREN. so cents
No Extra Charge for Reserved Seats for sale
at Jack Levys.
Doors open at 7 to commence at 8
D. @. wALDRON Msnapor
PROF. F. l.. BENJAMIN Musical Director
CHAS. T. PHELON ....... Treasurer
c. T.. VAN HORN Observation-Disclosures. Agent
myis-dit
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Gen. Grants Farewell Address.

New YORK, May Is.
The following is the farewell address of
ex- President Grant, made while steaming
down the Delaware:
my DEAR FRIENDs-I was not aware
we would have so much speech making
here. or that it would be necessary for me
to say any more to you, but l feel that the
compliments you have showered upon me
were not altogether deserved. They
should not all be paid to me, either as
soldier or as civil officer. As General,
your praises do not belong to me; as the
Executive of the Nation, they were not due
to me. There is no man that can fiji both
or either of these positions without
the help Of good men. selected my
LieutenaDts when was in both positions,
and they were men, believe, which
could have filled my place often better
than did. never flattered myself I
was entitled to the place you gave me.
My Lieutenants could have acted, per-
haps, better than I, had opportunity pre-
sented itself. Gen. Sherman could have
taken my place as soldier, or in the
civil Office, and SO could Sheridan and
others might name. am sure, If the
country ever comes to this need again,
there will be men for the work there will
be men born for every emergency. Again.
l thank you, and again I bid you good.
by, and once again ! say that If had
failed, Sherman or Sheridan, or some of
my other Lieutenante, would have sue
ceeded."
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premacy of his church and animating his
followers BY every art of the bigot and the
ecclesiastical demagogue against the fol-
lowers Of Jesus.
The Mohammedan, whethef the itnme.
diate subject of the Sultan or owing al.
legiance to some other Asiatic despot. re-
veres the Sanjak- Sheriff as the most sacred
of emblems. A fanatical priesthood will
not suffer the faithful of any land to for.
get the Significance of its appearance on q
battle field where the Commander of the
Faithful leads. 1t must wave in triumph
or the Mussulman must die. There is no
alternative. It now reposes in q mosque
at Constantinople, where it is wrapped
and rewrapped in coverings of silk. care.
fully guarded by emirs who never cease
their supplications to Allah that il NAV be
saved to signal some great triumph for its
prophet. 1t was MOhammed's own ban
FER. If, in the lapse of centuries, it has
disappeared, and counterfeit has taken
its place, rs is sometimes represented. the
change works no difference in the devo-
ton of the blind follower of the Prophet
He believes that it is the veritable curtain
that hung before the door of the favorite
wife of Mohammed, and his life's blood
leaps to flow in its defense. 1t descended
to Omar, the Second Caliph, and came
down thence to the Caliphs of Bagdad and
Kahira, and was borne across the Bos
ph0rus by Amurath III.-Chicago Times
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Transporting Oil in Pipes.

A PnE-L1NE to Buffalo is proposed, for
the transportation of petroleum from the
oil field of Northwestern Pennsylvania
1t has come to notice through the applica-
ton of the projectors to the New York
Legislature for q bill authorizing the In
dams to permit the line to cross corner
of their reservation. Pipe. lines now ex-
tend hundreds of miles, we believe, in the
oil districts, and form the chief means Of
the oil from the wells to the
railroad stations, and they work very sat-
isfactorily for that purpose. 1t has often
been proposed to construct line to q
great refining center like Pittsburgh, or
even to the seabOard; but heretofore the
State of Pennsylvania has put obstacles in
the way of such work. There is reason
to suspect that q pipeline would prove
more economical than the railroad for
long distances as we'll a. short ones, and
If 90, We must expect to see them estab-
lished sooner or later, perhaps first to the
nearer refining centers like Cleveland,
Pittsburgh and Buffalo, but FINELY also to
the seaboard. A line to Buffalo might
possibly result in . direct export trade
thence Ola the Welland Canal, or in the
reduction of rail rates to barely paying
basis to prevent such diversion, which
is particularly disagreeable to the rail-
roads just now; but whatever the result to
them, it is not likely that they can per-
maaently prevent the introduction Of this
mode Of transportation if it turns out TO
be the cheapest one. The pipe line has
one great af1vantage over the railroad In
that it can be taken up and moved II 1t
does not .Roilae9v Gazette.
The slowest letter in the naval alpha
bet seems to be the turpid-O.
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FACTS AND FIGURES.

Sc,rvcr ..v. th.t tho hrr.r ,,o;c.
he n;n" ,.-fass .ones s S,,, .,.n." I a.s, ~
co o1 ;rto . - zoo ~ "a d;aa n NJ
s",,n%s NV" A''0'S'0i1 u'"e' ca" ~
NJ"
InE rapia progress OF education IN
1reat 8ritain Is shown Dy the ioliowlng
1gures: In 1852 the government pald
LOT d0r eauca aa $!SS,1U IN looS'4 ~, oSV,-
w. I'D 1905 *lS,ooO,O4O.
ACCORDING to an article in BsacAaoood
Tor April ON the reconstruction o. the
French army, France Is now able TO De.
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