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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-21
The Markets..

BALTIMORE, Dec 2l.--Vireina Is, old. -; do.
deferred do. consolidated 81; do. I'd serle: ~
Cotton dull; middIng To- III. Flour dull and
unchanged Wheat-Sou,h ern frmer Wes; II
ossier; Southern red good to primo l3Oal T. dc.
amber l43al50; No. Western winter red spot
and Dec l42; Jan 143sl43!; Feb l44s. Corn
Southern active; white steady; yellow higher
Southern white 5Os5S; do. yellow 52a5J; old
Western mixed spot G5 Dec offered at Go; Ic%
Western mixed spot and Dec Gil Jan and fen
81; Western steamer 81 Oats dull weak sna
lower; Southern 33a37; Western white 3I3. ne
65a65. Hay steady; Maryland and Ponns
Sugar steady with good demand at 81. Whl:'
key dull Mt 81 II.
New YORK, Dec. 2i.-Stocks a trNs lowc''
Money & Gold 1927. Flour quiet and IN
changed. Wheat lal4c better. Corn shade
trmer.
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News of the Day.

The Funding Association, " ich is negotiating
10 regard to the State debt of Tennessee. has a
nomioal csti.al of SIC, O00-oot $40. 100000. as
reported last night. The agents of the association
explain that the capital is made small for the pur
pose of escaping immediate taxation, with the
understanding that it could be raised to any
amount hereafter should the proposition of the
association be adopted by the Legislature.
Last night the large three story shoe factory
of p. and N. Copeland & Co., at Braiutree,
Mass, was burned with its contents, including
ten thousand dollars worth of machinery, $500
sides of sole leather, together with large guam.
tty of finished and partly made goods. patterns
lasts, etc. Loss $50, 900 to 100000. One hun
dred hands are thrown out of employment.
A dispatch from Wilkesbarre, Pa, says the
miners employed by j. H. Swoyer. 1.-THE river.
side and forty foot coal companies who struck
four weeks ago to effect the removal of an OBJ
jectionable weighmaster, resumed work to day.
The companies made no concessions.
10 the case Oft. S. Lambert, President of
the American Popular Life Insurance Com
paDy, New York, charged with swearing to a
false report of the company's affairs, the jury
yesterday brought in verdict of guilty.
A broken rail on the Philadelphia and Read
log Railroad caused the complete wreck of 40
engine and forty cars. heavily ireighted with
coal, at Limerick Station, Pa, yesterday
morning.
A. E. Folsom has been appointed receiver
OF the Missisquoi and Clyde River Railroad.
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Hum.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Der. 2l.-Henry Norfolk,
tor the murder CT his wife on the 20th Of May
last, was executed to-day, shortly after eleven
o'clock, 10 the jill yard. The confession OF the
murder, one OF the most deliberate and cold
FLOODED on record, has been already published.
Norfolk vas agel ~ years aud his vile 81
Iacy flVed on small farm in the lower part
OF Anne Arundel county, and moved ia the
humDicst grade OF society," Norfolk passed
last evo1ns,, and god portion Of the night
10 devotional exerc'' IS with Rev. W. A. Nc
Donali auu D. o.. Fowler, and members OF the
Oht'Suan Assoc ,lation. At twelve o'cIock he
rose from MP. dcvoiGDs and asked the night
"aiclnla2 for ham and bread. lie ate greedlly,
a9u az quarter before one q. III. went to sleep.
lie s'.osc agaio at four and INDUCED 10 religious
uo' .otions until S:l5 when break fast, consisting
IT sausage, bread and coffee, was given him.
His appetite was 80 good as ever, and he finish
cd bis meal with relish, after which religious
services were again resumed La the mean,
time the crowd IN the vicinity of the Jail yard
had been gathering, until about four thousand
persons, large majority colored, were present
Shortly after IL o'clock the prisoner, accom-
ranied by Sheriff Wells and Rev. Mr.. Me.
Donald, lcft the Jail and assembled the scaffold
After prayer by Mr.. Mcdonald, during which
Norfolk covered his eyes and sobbcd loudly, he
stepped to the scaffold rail aud made brief
| address, saying: Il am hero 10 hang for the
murder of my wife, but my sins are forgiven,
and thank God L am going to glory. | have
gained remission Of my crimes, good friends,
and l feel that when life leaves my body my
Saviour will take my soul home with him. |
AIN going home to glory, glory 10 heaven, 50
good bye sill. lie next thanked his eJunseI,
saying they had been like brothers to him.
Sheriff Wells then plnioned the prisoner, dur
Ing which process he again shouted, Good
bye to the crowd" The white cap vas then
put on. the moose adjusted, aud an instant after
the trap was sprung and the wife murderer was
hanging in the air. The rope slipped aud The
prisoner struggled and kicked painfully for
over seven minutes. lie raised his pinioned
feet behind until he struck his body With them
aud tIlcu remained quiet with only a slight
hcav ug OF his shoulders DOW and then until
cut down. The body was taken in charge by
his friends
WJISHIN TO CLOSE MY STORE
bus .ncEs, [ W i'll sell any goods or hand i. very
10 " price. such as CLOCKS, WATCHES,
JEWEL Try, SILVER and PLATED WARE,
withs great variety Of FANCY ARTICLES,
suitah le for presents.
dec 2l-3t* BENZ. BARTON, 81 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-21

A man named Brosins, of Strasburg, has
been arrested at Winchester for forgery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-21

An organized gang of river thieves and des
peradoes has been arrested 10 Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-21

4 WATCHFUL MOTIER-About II o'clo,k
SucJay night a lively atf sir occurred Oh Middle
street, Allegheny, which. but for the a,cue,s
ct the hour, would have created quite 4 sco'A.
ton. La the early part Of the evening W.
young ladies, sisters, who reside on Midi.
street, went to church. and after the conclusion
Of the services they met two young gentlemen
acquaintance3, and concluded 70 take prom
made before going home. This promenade,
however, WIS c)nti1ued uotil nearly | o clock,
when they wendell their way homeward5. Ia
the meantime the mother Of the young ladc-
became very uneasy over their long absence,ane
fuay obtained whip and started out in scare.
of them, She soon met the tardy ones, and 81
once proceeded to administer such punishm:"
as she considered they deserved. The yount
men stepped back in establishment, hnt III
girls waz,d off home with all speed fhcol!
lady then turncd her attention 10 these GiY
ealIants, Informed them that it vas too late 4
be walking the streets, aud started them home.
wards with several cuts with the whip. ShJ
then returned to hor i0nicile.
liza few more mothers would initiate t!so tyarl.
pie Of this one in looking after their daugh' err,
whcG out at night, il would work to the al van
tagc Of all coacerned, even it j.. should become
necessary to occasionally wlrm up adoIesaent
youth with timber sv Itch, -RttsJurg CJm
mcrciui
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-21
Legislative.

Both branches of the Legislature adicprDo,
yesterday ior the holidays-ths! is till the lar ~
January
10 Tie Senate, yesterday, bills were passad,
Increase the compensation Of the Judge of ths
Hastings Court Of Danville, and to autbo,;zss
the appointment Of al additional commissinn..::
in chancery of Rockingham county.
A joint resolution was passed requesting H.,
Auditor of Public Accounts to report geoer,I
appropriation bill by the first Of January ero
bracing such amendments and additions to The
general tax laws % 10 his opinion are uec.ss,-',
and proper.
10 the House of Delegates bills and res,u
tioDs were introduced iuquiring ioto the eyns,
diency of revising the criminal law SO a: n
make it unlawful Tor any person either 10 H..
day or night time to have in bis pcsses.or
burglars tools or outfit with intent to comm;I
burglary, and to make it punishable a. i;
were an attempt to commit burglary; bill n
amcod the &C. Incorporating the Potomac and
Manassas Railroad Company; to amend Tho
revenue laws as to require all persons to usv
their license tax jn currency; to consolidate h.
public debt and the payment OF an uniform ra,.
of interest.
Bills were reported to am2nd the Code 10 ,.
laliou w ldhiuS thC CCusuS VI sCuOOl pUpulltIn
aud to facilitate the cxtiuguishmeDt of vcudrr'
liens and to give notice Of the same aud OIL III,
release Of deeds Of trust.
A bill amending the act fur the protection Of
sheep in Fairfax county waa passed
Mr.. II. ii. Harrison, leading readjuser
introduced bill in the House Of Delegate.
disclaming forever onc.third OF the debt app5r
toned to West Virginia. authorizing the Gov.
crnor to exchange dollar for dollar Of outstaDl
ing bonds Of Virginia Issued under the act: Of
| the Laeis!a'ure approved March 30, 1871, ard
March I, 1872. a bond which may be registered
as coupons at three per cent. per annum inter
| est, cxempting the principal and interest from
State, county and corporation taxation. III,
bill was referee to the appropriate committee
1t has the Endorsement and sanction Of IT,,
principal readjus:erS.
| The members arc cyid ,ntly glad TO ge. away
for the proceedings Of the last thrco days hayt
been, to most of them, decidedly tresome. an
it was well ascertained That neither faction dc
cided to show their hands unit! alter III reces.
Then. indeed, will the storm commence. 1t il
in vain to perdct or believe that the two side
will become reconcilei. fear that the hrecc!
is widening.
A well known member Of tao House who ha
recently gotten successfully through conto5tel
election case was bidding his brother member
goodbye. when he came 10 shake clerk Bigga:
by the hand the latter gracefully delivered tie
| usual formuls "Morry Christmas; wish you
many happy returns" "lh.nk you" repNe
the deegale, II wish [ may have many happy
| returns by my constituents to this HOUSE
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PORT or .aLEEH.rvRs.s, DEG,R. =!

PORT or ALEXANDRIA,, DEG'R. ~.
Sun rises ........ 7 IL Noon rises ....... -. 4 d
Sun sets.............. As High watcr...... u "
ARRIVED.
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk, to + A Reed.
Str j w Thorn pson IeonSrdtowa.t) Fla Reed
Str Mattano, NOmini. to J Beoders s. Go.
SAILED.
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk, by + A E'cl.
Str Exrrcss, Baltimore. by J Broders & Go.
Schr Virginia Z Hswley, Baltimore by I
Hooe.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Jonno Rosa,cne, Georgetown. at rfoY!'
dence 18Th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-21

An ! how "o' DO remcmber--lt was 10 til,
bleak NovemF err" when caught the cold that
vas wearlD'1 me surely and swiftly away, when
heard ri DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,took it, and
en- az vii az nycr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-21

AMONG the half dozen visits paid by Mr..
Gladstone while in Ireland lately was one to
the Duke of Leinster. at Carton, near May.
nooth, some twenty-five miles from Dublin.
Until the elevation of Lord Abercorn to a
dukedom few years ago, the Duke of Leio.
ster WAS Ireland's only Duke, and no family 10
the country is so generally looked up to and
respected. The present peer is grand nephew
is man Of deep eruditiou and rather retired
habits and, like his father. spends nearly the
whole of his time on his Irish property. The
Fitzgeralds were Roman Catholics Nd to the
last century, when the then Earl of Leinster
leaving SOD, minor. the boy was brought up
10 the Protestant faith. 10 politics thew are
Liberals. The late Duke declined the Orders
of the Garter and of 81. Patrick.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-01-13
S>oU:v'E111s. -

V1EuX MoNDE.-On diet lon dit
lie contraire-Que Ia Porte ma pas peur,
ne fera pas dc concessions humillanteS.
repoussera lacommission internationale,
ct Sc battra connie une m,,sulmane dies
temps passes. lie fait est que la kussie
commence a yoir qu'on he peut ayaler
Constantinople en- ,ne bouchce. QUAINT
i la France, par la bouche dc son pie
nipotentiaire Chandordy, ellie dit volon~
tiers que la Porte a lie droit de repous-
ser certaines propositions de Ia confe-
renee. 'La France n'appuyera .jamais
une cause injuste." Salisbury, lui, un DIES
descendants de Heroine aux jarrctiercs,
a engage un steamer pour partir le rs
courant, disant CONNIE son aieul: Hon
nj soft qui NAL y pense!-Les Basquos
continent d donner du tintoin 4 AL
pLonsc.-ll y a dlsette dc sucre en-
Franco.-Bismarck dGfendu aux Off
ciers allemands de prendre du service
ell Russie.-Cn grand miracle Went de
s'operer Ell Basse -Bretagne.-l.ien de
nouyeau 4 Rome, 81 &c nest que le III
bre est giace.
P.S.-La Porte objecte toujonrs.-P.
Cassagnac, dams le Pays, attaque gros~
sierement le gonv>rnement ct pr6dit lc
retour de ravorton imperial avant trois
ans.-Les cl6ricaux expectorent des i'll
jures.
NoUvEAu MoNDE.-Le Congress ma
pas encore trouy6 le moyen de compter
honn6tement jusqu';t 1S5. Quand au
president Grant, apres avoir reuni son
Cabinet, il a r6pondu a Kellogg, Pac-
kard ct autres, qui lui demanda;ent des
troupes: Je he veux pas intervenir, .je
ne suis pas autorlse a reconnaitre Pun
on rautre des deux gouverreurs de la
Louisiana, quand l'enquete aura deter
mine Ia legitimit6 de Pun des contes-
tants, je verrai. Pour le moment, mon
devoir est de maintenir Fordrc ct Ia
tranquillite. Au reste, lie gouvernement
democratique de la Louisiana a les sym
pathies de la partie du peuple qui peut
soutenir un gouvernement. llpense aus
81 que la moderation du parti democra-
tique aux Etats- Unis, ne peut que for
tifier sa position devant la nation. Quoi-
qu'ilen soft, les meetings democratiques,
dams tout le pays, sont animes dun
grand esprit de patriotisme ct de reso-
lution.-Sherman a presente au SHpat
une petition des citoyens de Cincin1 I'll,
membres des deux parts politiques, &c
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-01-13

1ont. Leur posto est un poste de peril
ct de devouement. lis ne viennent point
pour ialre la rulne, mails pour la repa-
rer. 81 le pcuple n'avait pas besoin d'eux,
81 Ia Louisiana n'avait point mis- scs es-
perances ct sa fol dams ces hommcs, 81
les temps etalent ortlinaires. calmes ct
sans dangers, Nichols ct Witt vivrai
cnt dams Tombre ct sc plairaicnt dams
le silence. Mais comlne le devoir. la
conscience ct Ia voix du pcup|e lc,1r di-
sent de rcStcr au poSte assignG, d'y de-
| fendre le droit ct Ihonncur, d'y mourir
;tn besoin, lis seront couraycux ct tide
les. [eur puyre sera unc nuvre de bien
| public, dc bonne justice ct de haute re-
paratiou.
| Car ccs }lomneS, CONNIE le dissent Ger
talns tolliculaires de Ia presse radicale,
ne sont pas les representants au passa,
des institutions mortes ct de loligar-
cl1ie dti'untc. lis sont le present par lc
droit. lavenir par la justice, lie progre:;
par lordre ct Ia sagcsse dams la libertt.
Ce nest pas la vieille Louisiana de Yes
clavage qu'ils vcnlcnt ressuciter, ct lis
croient fermement aux droits dc tous
les hommes. Lcur politique nest pas
cc]le de rantagonisme DIES races, mails
cclle de Tunion ues races. lis eniendent
substituer Ia paix a Ia guerre, reQu4t a
La halnn, la raisOn i Ia dcmcncc. IFS ne
vculcnt pas que lc blame tcrase lie noir,
lnalS lis yeulent aussi que lc nolr ne
erase pas le blanc. Leurs .juges rendrai-
eHt unc justice egale. Leur admlnistra-
Sous eux, la loi scrait une garantie ct
une protection. Grace 4 euy, palceque
lc peuple a mis- 81, conti;lnce en eliN, le
travail, rayriculture, lindustric ct le
commerce Sera!ent honores ct t|oriSsants.
On vesralt du jour ;lu jour lie credit re-
naltre, setendre Il tOu> ct tout Nlvlfitr.
La Nouvelle- Orleans, ntclUpole !, cettc
heure, redcviendrait Ia vile DIES vivants.
Ia Louisiana, morte auiourd'hui. rcsSu-
citerait Il rhonncur. Sculs, les carpet
baggers s'tvanouIraient OH disparaltlai-
ent lonorablement dams le pcuple DIES
/ travailleurs, des productcnrs ct dies con
sommateurs lcyitimes. La pol!tiquc ces-
seralt dttr6 un meter ct un vol, aeVe-
nant une raison ct un patriotlsmc. On
|
en- bas, mails recole pour touS. La cor
ruption serait honteuse, le Vol infamant,
le meurtre criminel, la morale souvcrai-
ne ct Ia citoyeuncte haute. Plus de hail
Ions ct plus de pourritures. La civllisa-
tson seralt lci, ct le noir, vralment anne
ricai1l, lie Sc rGclamerait plus de son IL
tire d'Atricain. lie pays, lnhabitablc
vralment. ct po1,rtant 81 richie par l;l
tcrtiiite de son sol, serait habitable ct
habite. Letlanger ne Sen Gloigncrait
! plus Ell .secouant la ttte, on ny passc-
rait pas Ell crainte. Immigration nous
enverrait ses hommes, ccst-a-dre Ses
bras, ses intelligenccs ct ses richeSses.
La Louisiana scrait alors la Louisiana
dun peuple fort, actit,. laborieux, nom
| hreux ct libre. Et toi, willie dcs morris,
cite dcs lnisersbles, Nouyelle- Orleans
DIES corraptions ct dcs ruiles, tn serais
encore le treseat City du Nouveau Mon
de ct dc la civillsation montant dams la
lumiere ct atfirmant Ia liberte.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-01-13
no. Ii.

me les fonctionnalres venus au nom &c
Kellogg, packars! ct Antoine ne nous
viennent qu'en vertu lu Bureau DIES re-
tours ct de l'usrrpatlol, nous dIsons Il
n. i,oyce ct aux alitres:
Salut, messlcurs, ct que plen Ho"S
b<nisse,
Mails nous ne voUS connalSSollS. pas
plus u,.e cellN Gul Eol's cnEolrnt. 't''ahn
yous yinndrcz aycc des brevets du gon-
yernerr .lu. vOl,s trOuvcrtz lei ues gems
honorahlrS Iui scront Eos IONS, ue>
eontllgaahles qui payeront de bon c'h''r,
IN pellple gui vous ycrra dun bon trll
ct vrus traltera ;tvtc conrtois!e. En- at
teu,lant, nicht. co.nme dit le prussicn,
pua,,l B1>l, ct les roprtsentants Sc
sont p.'sisentts d la porte de /" caScrne
ct cavplnc st. Louis, III caporal re
poltlu Sans pc&:}e ill Bureau des re-
| tours, on n'en,rc pas,
LIE peuple, i son tour, en- vcrtn d'l
mot d'or>lrc De Ia Louisiana. rtpond
| ticgnr,tiqnemcnta a;' collcvtcurs dc P%c-
karl ct cOnsorts:
Sans commission de I. 7. Nichols,
mesSlcurs, on ne pnie pas.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-01-13
IrI ET AILLEUkS.

IQyE-Il y I, encore ga CT Ia, en-
~ me, dams certaines p"rolsSe>, DIES
,hscurs, peu civili>@s ct .Ioulssant
reputation dtplorahle.
. coins, il vrai dire. sont prcsqls'
rement africans. ct les hiancs 81
vent eu petit noinbrc ct comme Ct
$ SOUS la ma >Sc noire.
ertcs, oui, fhom:ne nolr peut 81 c'v'-
of 49,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-01-13

commandant un rtglement /,
de la question prtsi'lentie|ie. p
ct Thurman prttendent que c'
ton aura um grand poids. Coz
son cote, q presente unc pc
banqultrs ct marclandS de w.
uul est coinue dams lo mem
LIE comitt dc la Floride est 4
ii ny aura pas lie rapport {
pour Ft!cction dEtat.-La a
me des f.. t. ne tient pas :. ,.,
votes clectoranN.-Hampt
II croft que 1'ilden a etc 10,
-lIicr, Antonclli. qui i'll =.
jourdI nui, Vanderbilt, quj
re! Vanderbilt laisse - s
heriticrs.-Bennet, du
f,stige par May. list
Bennett ct Il, demoisell 5.,.
i;ss,;ent Plus st lnaricr.- =.
Gals -Anfri4ue s'est eel
i uuatrc miles de Lo - ''r
matelots sc sont noyt
tt russo Il Charleston
-Diaz triomplc G. ..t-
padres pour lui.
p.S.-Don Game
fachcr cOntre la Lo
May sc sout battu . .
tignt.-La Con
lOhio a vote de
mails declare gu
dams le but d'i,
sur la simple pr
rtit un aetc d|u-.
| pie re>istela il
mite, meme ST
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-01-13
parfaltemcnt calmn ct
.nque ct le capital SOU

'77'
,re ma pas encore "lu les
Congress. Nai> Ia caHerne
agonise, qui sera :orte
! Kellogg S''natcUr az 4on-
re rlladc! DeInler cot dc
ans le vide,
t Sc relfre. II q enrnyf &. t.
Gyunt, disant:: NjchoNs e 4.
cec 7e plus grand ehthonsia$mf.
est jnstnNf. tont clt"y"n GMe''j
{ yrjeuir. lie bon or''re e ID
yf1,lcy duNs tout FEtut.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-01-13


ct cavrrne st. Louis, un caporal a re-
poll,lu: Sans pc$&e du Bureau des re-
tours, on n'en,re pas.
lie peuple. !, son tour. en- vcrtn du
mot dordrc de III Louisiana. irpoho
ticsnratiqucme't; q" collcvtcurs de P%c-
karl ct consorts:
Sans commls>lo' de L. l. NICHOLS,
mes>lcurs, on ne pG'e pas.
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+nll;oammont ,cur 1cvoir
! Trnis ,dvcrlrs bicn simDles pour ccs
mcssiours. surtout s';ls nrcnneut les
avis Of las cons<;ls do ruyorut ~ Cohen.
! n Cohen est nm Grand o;ocnt. ghicn
m1'il ne soft pas. lli. comme NJ, Marks,
nm borhe1;rr dc d,ou ct uui| n'ojt ricn dc
Icommun ayec dor Cb6,uL;u do In Ron
0a. Rnche7jey de iSolG,oopouc'
| I'1yocat Cohen peut ou bcsoin Sc
passer ,les avantagcs ct des craccs dun
ch6;ubin. LIE talent;cst tout. Ia bcaut6
me larate]l.
QUAINT !, nos trois lccislatcu.s, lis
sont Il ler,r poste. i l., caserne st. Louis,
commc dissent les uns. !, Ia caycrne 3S,t.
st. Louis. CONNIE dissent les autrcs.
XI.cs soldats sont la c;,,ernc. les lGcis
! latcurs Ia cavernc.
Mails 81 racadtmicien Dickerson ct
son camaradc Simms. mojny br,1yants
auc lc tamhour II. Demas, de st. Jean
Baptiste sont rcstcs muct, ct silcncicux,
leur ic,nc coli, cue J.. Como.:troisiemc
!cornet Il piston dams In musiuie de St.
JACQUES. a donnc de Ia voix. Anprenti
iE"jslateur. IL est s,:r l., lonnc pistc.
M. T.. Como q done In I'm bill 4 !a
Cham}rc, Car il est probable ouc d'av-
tres Font fait. Ou'i,nporteo Lire est de-
ia ou.louc chose. ct Dickersou men
Iourrait faire a}t;,nt.
Le bin dc ", Como est nm conn do
moitre no,,r mn ~cu|,er. at s; son Grand,
narn D. Andr6 .it ~, on 1;r. NV .o,r
hlah]e j. Ia Chambre do Wamoth
o,,nd II ~, .,+,;t wv, dn., or,,n,no,,ts
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-01-13
;,,NTS DU LOUISIANAIS.

. lie Orleans: A. G. Roman,
toulas st. No. 10.
acques, t,-Jean- .Bdptiste, 1berrtlle,
ION ct ascension: just Comes,
81 ,onyille.
sette, Attuhapas :-Edouard E.
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sNe-IJfre:-Auguste Girod.
-eyje:-Morris Feitel.