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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Died. in Furmville VA, on The 4th of April, 1878,
T. JEFFERSON PAULETT; aged seventy-two
years. :,
has been long connected with the tobacco trade of
Farmvlle where he was held in the highest esteem.
Lynchburg papers please copy.
Died, at quarter before z o'clock on Tuesday
morning, 9th of April. Colonel WALTER HAN
son JENlFER, Of Maryland, in the ffty-ffth year
Of his age.
his sister Mrs. William s. TripleIt, at O'Clock p.
NJ. WEDNESDAY the 10th instant. His friends
and those Of his sisters family are invited to at
tend
Died. in Henrico, at the residence Of her son, NJ.
w. IIazewoOd, on Tuesday the 9th of April, SIS,
Mrs. ELIZA G. LAKEWOOD, in The eighty
second Year of her age.
church THIS EVENING at 81. o'clock, Friends
of the family and those of Mr.. X. II. Slyll are re-
spectfully invited TO attend.
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IlIllllll
.wEDNEsn, Il pRlL 10, 1878.
,s,y,It,s-.-interest.


We observe that several gentlemen rom ON
our own state, and I'VE snpl,o othess 1rotn
elsewhere. have been urging Congress 70
srenea, the tax on deposits In banks. We
1 trust that she application may prevails. De-
pos;ts ought MOTTO be taxed, because that
tax only bears upon the borro " rs, Y 40 70 ~
many ways pay tax upon the money tney
borrow and use In their business.
This tax Ii one OF the most untnsf snat
the Government Imposes. It falls upon the
most enterprising and meritorious peop'e..
They have not the means necessary TO carry
on their pursuits, which are : m l,gs:
source Of public prosperity, ana are
Obliged to borrow. The Government taxes
the money they borrow, and they are COM
PEELED to pay the interest charged by the
bank, together with THAT tax which "a, as As
charged the bank for having custody
8 OF the money so borrowed. Nor would
it be right to snppose that the II, IN Gum
brance OF this taxation alone is what Is
transferred to the shoulders OF the Dor
rover. Burthens imposed By Government
never fail to be transferred in the course OF
business to Others than those who are di-
rect.y subject to them, with commissions
added thereto. !.
Most assuredly Just principle OF taxa
ton would exempt taxpayers from double
taxation, and the policy with considerase
statesmen should always be to avoid OPP
pressing those classes whose enterprise ana
thrift distinguish them as valuable contriou-
tors to the gains and comforts OF society.
We think the tax on deposits is very OBJ
,ectionable. Anything that affords pre-
text for increasing the charge for the use
of money should, ii possible, be avoided.
The State and the people are interested IN
this.
But while the subject OF repeating this de-
post tax Is under consideration we think
it very proper that the question OF SntereS'
should be brought up with it. The country
is bringing financial matters to a state OF
regularity that is admirable, and The rate OF
interest for money loaned is one OF the most
important matters OF finance. That regu-
lar rate OF interest should govern the nation
is very desirable. 1t would facilitate busl-
ness and prevent disadvantageous fuctua-
tions in money.
The present is a good time to establish
this uniformity. We trust that Congress
viii make legal rate of money for the
whole country. The States have different
rates, when it would be beneficial to COM
MERGE that the same rate should prevail in
an the States, let it be high or low.
Ne have always favored freedom in mo-
ney; but there must be legal rate for the
settlement OF 6duciary accounts, and &C
counts that have to be adjudicated. It is
very easy to provide such legal rate for
these accounts, with the further proviso
that parties to contract may agree upon
the rate OF interest that shall govern them,
and that in all cases where such agreement
has not been entered into the rate estab-
lished by law shall prevail.
Such law would be valuable, and ma
tional financial regulations will not be COM
plete without it.
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FATAL RESULT OF AN AFFRAY.-Louas-
vilte, Kv., April Sat Harrisburg to-day
Isaiah Gabbart, who was shot yesterday ID
the Public Square by Henry Noel, died OF
his wounds. The combat took place in the
presence Of many citizens and had its origin
in an election row. The men met, and adj
yancine towards one another, fired every
chamber OF their respective revolvers, then
clinched, and fought it out by using pistols
as clubs. When separated it was ascertained
that Gabbart had, been mortally wounded.
Diving. he exonerated Noel.
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lY- THE CHURCH-HILL VARIETY
STORE,
1902 Broad street,
keep on hand ut all times full assortment of NO
TIONS, TRIMMINGS. DRY GOODS PAPER, and
SHOES, which they sell at lowest prices for cash.
We mention:
PIQUE at So and Toe. 4 yard:
SWISS MUSLIN teXcellent), 10c. yard
CHECKED NAInSOOk, 1870. yard;
HAMBURG EDGING ut 12k. is. and Csc;
HAMBURG EDGING ut 5, 81, and SIZE;
EVERLASTING and CROCHET TRIMMING;
RRlTTANIA and CASH RUFFLING;
BUTTONS of every description;
MACUINE-NEEDLES for all machines;
SPOOL SILK, TWIST, and COTTON;
9 papers PINS for &C.;
9 rolls TAPE for &C.;
FRINGES, LACE and SILK TIES:
UNBI CACHED KNITTISG-CD1TON:
BLEACHED and COLORED BALL-COTTON:
NOTE PAPERS, IN variety Of Styles from 10c.
up to 81 box;
Boys and Gentlemens LINEN COLLARS two for
Csc;
UNDERWEAR for Men and Women;
WHITET.AWNT TIES ut 5 and 10c.;
Good CIilLDREA'S SHOES at 81 u pair;
Our stock, though small. is very complete. com
prising ilmost every article in the Notion or Dry
Goods line. Call at the
CHURCu-IlILL VARIETY STORE,
ap 4 2502 Broad street.
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-Tha .rax,.ijnt.c 3. n, Coupons. ].

The decision OF the Supreme Court Of the
United States, reported In our issue OF yes.
teraay, seems to settle it IS the law OF this
country that the interest due on bonds cam
not be diminished by a law or an ordinance
Oh the State or the corporation issuing them
passed after. the making Of the contract
that Isl, the sale Of the bonds. We have not
seen The opinion Of Che court, but the sJy-
.nopsis Of 1t fndicates that the decision is In
effect that the State Of Virginia has noright
to tax the coupons Of her own bonds.
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T ULIU S MEY Err.
COS BROAD STREET.
Fl AS JUST OPENED

HAsJUsT OPENED
HANDSOME SEASIDE BUNTING. in all .h,so,
at &c.;
BEAUTIFUL MOHAIR LUSTREs at 25c.:.
25c.;
ELEGANT BRoCADE FIGURES. in new SHADE.
at20c.;
ENGLISH CAsHMEREs-n spring sha.cs-,,
2Oc.;
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED POPLINs-sprpr
shadcs-at 1870;
Five pieces BLACK MOHAIR BRILLlANTlSy
at 30c.-a great bargain:
WORSTED FIRING ES, in all shades, to match dress
goods;
FIGURED CORDED PIQUEs at loc.-some,lins
new;
DAMAsK TOWELS;
Large assortment Of TORCHON LACES. In iex
patterns, at very low prices;
HAMBURG EDGINGS very low;
LADIES FULL, REGULAR-MADE HOSE q.
2Oc.:
3NCn III SbiisbhT'N hHN / iibNIfEl
New and elegant styles in SILK and LACE BOWS
and SCARFS:
All the best brands BLEACiiED aud BROWN
SHEETISG at the very lowest prices
A new lot of IRISH LINEN, In remnants at :i1r
per yard worth 75c. and 81.
JULIUS MEYER. GC3 Broad street,
MIME. DEMORESTs NEW SPRING and Sun.
MER FASHIONS just acknowledgements. Wis.
to Wear" and Portfolio of Fashions" Price Ii.
eac-postagc free. Catalogues free. ra',rrr., .co,
by malI-postage free. Eh 2g-rpf
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FATAL STEAMBOAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
natl, April S.-phe boilers OF the Sandy
Fashion, small steamer running from Cat
lettsburg, KY, up the Sandy river, exploded
on Saturday night at the mouth OF the river,
and fine vessel sank in three minutes in nine
feet OF water. Her passengers and crew
numbered about forty. Joseph NewDurg,
a merchant Of Richmond, Ky; a. Osborn,
pilot, and two others, names unknown
were killed. Hiram Rice, engineer. was
badly -scalded; and Cyrus Preston, clerk,
and Herm. Tugert were cut in the head.
Several others were injured, but not Sc
ri0usly:
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A. VALUABLE i BRICK. Helena, N. T.,
April S.-A large gold brick was cast to-day
from the product of the Penobscot mine,
and is valued at oyer fifty thousand dollars
The mine Is located about eighteen miles
from Silver City, Montana. The brick is
the product OF $50 tons OF ore, and the cost
Of production was $4,000.
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. A MoRpHIA AND QUIN1NE RlEG.--P bladel-
phid, April S.-Intense excitement pre-
vailed in the drug market here to-day owing
to the advance ia the price of morphia and
quinine; drug.dealers from all portions OF
the State and from New York and Baltimore
endeavoring to have orders filled, but there
is noae to be obtained at any figure. b
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MADAME Gossetin: From the French of
LOUIS ULBAcH. New York: D. APPLE.
TON & Co.
No. VIII. Of Collection of~Foreign Au-
thors, in course OF publication byD. APPLE
TON s. Co.
For sale by RANDOLPH L. ENGLISH.
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OARDOZO, FOURQUREAN Il 60.

A 'AhDoLo3 IoStNS = IL LIN ~ w.
now offer TO their cu'tomSrs goods AZ prr., bow
er than ever before known even 10 the ohl~, dr..
goods men In the couutry-somc goods ranpiu. lar
lower than they were before the war. They a.y.
the largest and most varied assortment ur
STRIPED AND CHECKED sli.NS.
which are so fashionable for the present sca.,u Il
astonishing low prices, They have nl1e
BLACK SILKS and BLACK GOODS
a specially for several years past, and feel ..,ui.
that no finer stock can he found to select from.
SATINS-Black and ColorcG;
BHOCADE and CAMELS-HAIR GKl.NADlNE IN
all the new shades;
FREN III and FEATHERED BOURkTTES--.,r.a.
thing entirely new and very handsome;
FRENCH and AMERICAN EuNTING-a'l shade,
anG qualities.
4 large lot OF LINEN SIlEETING. from 81 10
1874. bought very cheap and will be SOLD nccort.
imgly.
PARAsOLS.-Be sure and examine Our ,to"k l.lrr,
buying.
COLORED HOSIERY for ladies aud mi,st'--:oi.l
and striped.
SPRING CLOTHS and CASSlMEEEs for s,n:le.
BRABANT LACES. NH @j-1m
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spECrAs. NOTICES..
.ersYoLE BROTHERS
are now receiving their
u SECOND SUPPLY OF SPRING GOODS.

|eTsYCLE BROTHERS
are now receiving their
SECOND SUPPLY OF SPRING GOODS.
Handsome STRIPED SILKS at s5s.-real yaiqe; q
SOLID col oRs in ali shades at $I-never sold for
s. less than aI.26 baf6re;
B Bkack s SILKS 81 81 sor TRssh
gLAGk sILKs a.$I2s worth worth s sa5
Ali these goods have been bought at the large auc
ton sales. s.7sf ssztrscsss
BLACK ALPACAs at CSC. worth Soc:
BLACK ALPACAs at SOC. worth 374c.:
BLACK ALPAEAS mt 375fc. worth Soc;
6da ARa &c osf s. s c coRk SSRsErs
A fun line Of BLACK CASHMERE at prices to as.
S S$sAaEkE q q s sss x xsEss
BoMBAziNE and H IL Cloth GRAPE
CLOTHS, all-wool DELAINES, at prices less
thanever sod In the city before.
CoLoRED DRESS GooDs-all the nsxss, Is, shades q e
such as BUNTING, kSIChEiRsBOCkEsRRs s,
per yard.
The question Ia settled that SYCLE BROTHERS
are , selling HAMBURG EDGlN ING !, ana ,nd IN IN.
Don't fail g look at our KIOGLoVEs; NV, 80
CASSIhIERES for Mems and Boys wear. We are
ready to axhibit the largest assortment ever
shown in the city, and prices to suit the times.
| Don't buy your CASSiMERES until you look at
SYCLE BROTHERS.
| An awful TOWEL for 12Hc.;
The biggest TOWEL for 25c.:
| The best TOWEL for 37kc.;
| NAPKINS from SC. TO 12kc. and one shilling:
Look at our LADIES' HOSE three pairs for SOC.
worth Csc. Il pair;
Another lot OF those cheap TABLE-CLOTHS;
| SIIIRT-FRONTS from l2Hc: 70 Soc;
| GENTLEMEN'S WHITE SHIRTS (unaundred),
made Of Wamsutta cotton and Richardson's
best linen. at SOC. each;
| shilling:
| 900 all linen HANDKER CHIEFS at 6kc. apiece
! LACE SCARFS and SILK SCARFS-late,t styles;
| LADIES' and CHIJ,DREN'S HOSIERY.
| We keep full line of all goods found in first
class sroIe. Our long experience in business gives
us greater advantage in purchasing our stock, and
| we always give the benefit 10 our customers.
| SYCLE BROTHERS. 81 / Broad street,
| ap1 between Third and Fourth streets.
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/ Dry GOOns.
noE,T BUY YOUR DRY GOODS

nON'T BUY YOUR DRY GOODS
~ ~ ,,,,,.-,.x ntnil yors have called =,
BROWNE Il ROWS e@'e' AZ
zsz CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
low prices. ''"ihsf5
EBIEhCHED and BROWN COT1OSs a. ioxs..
price for cash. - ''"eSt
CASSlMERES for men and boys sPgft,1,rv
very low. "'"Do
Special bargains in EMBRoIDERTEs: and {,
NOTIONS, HOSIERY, FANCY GOODS. &c. ". ",
have an excellent assortment and very low ~' VIC
We are now Offering special Inducements IN rsc,r
BUYERS. SO call and examine and you viii he s en-
isfied. ' =" sat-
Look ut our line OF
, MOURNING GOODS.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE
BROWNE 4 ROWE
NH 27-cod CHEAP DRY GOODS sropy
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MARRIED..

Married, April 9Th at the residence of the brides
mother, on Sixth street, by Rev. W. B. McGilvray,
Dr. j. A. $. BARTK OWSkI. of Nancy. In FRANCE,
10 Miss CARRIE T. WALTERS, OF Richmond, va.
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W COHEN BROTHERS WILL OPEN
on MONDAY an entire new stock Of DRESS
GOODS, consisting of all the new shades Of Blunt
ing, Plain and Damasse; Bourettes, in Black and
Colors; Mexicans and Brocade Grenadines, in all
shades and qualities; Lyonees SILK Grenadines,
sldered the handsomest goods imported this
In all colprs for street or evening dress.
We have just opened one Of the largest assorlments
Of BLACK, BLACK-AND-WIIITE, STRIPED,
CHECKED, and PLAIN SILKS ever exhibited
soIth Of New York, and 1T such prices will guar
antec ready sale.
They are also Offering extraordinary cheap line
of MOURNING GOODS;
LUBIS'S 40-lNCH-WIDE TAA1ISE ut &C., SELL
Ing generally at S5c.; S5c. will buy the finest
imported, worth fully Sl.25:
4O-INCH-WIDE BARATHEA ~ Coo, formerly
sold ut 81;
MUELLARD.S BLACK EMPRESS CLOTH at
50c.-quality generally sold at 75c.;
ALL-WOOL BLACK MOUsSELAINES at Csc.
formerly sold at 40c. ut 42c. heretofore sold ut
LUBIN'S "MOURNING CASHMERE at roc.
75c., and 81, heretofore sold at 00c.. 81, and
S1.56. These word-rcnowned goods are not
often offered for less than their standard value.
GRAPE CLOTHS, HENRIETTA CLOTHS, bonn
BAZINE, and other Mourning Goods. ape
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M REV. f. G.. DARGAN will preach
at the First Baptist church THIS "wednesday
NIGHT at O'Clock.
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CROQUET.

OROOUET, WITH EIGHT BALLS AND
" EIGHT WALLETS, nicely Vanished. packed
box inner SETS, $3.50. 81. $3.50, and So box. A
cbe,per sat, with EIGHT BALLS AND EIGHT
MALLETS, but not In a box, csc.
-'A'1-', ELLYSON & YANCEY.
an film 11l2 Main street.
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Fla HR.

OPEN EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
large stock of USEFUL aud FANCY GOODS.
CREAMS and CONNECTIONS Of all kinds.
The RESTAURANT will be supplied with all the
de!icacies OF the season. DINNER from TO 5 p.
M. SUPPER from z TO 10 p. NJ. Meals only so
cccts. APPS
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MILL FEED, dc.

DOCK AND JOB WORK. NEATLY.EX..
!. L " Mg[uTED AZ TIE DIsP AICH PRIllNTlNa-
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THIBODAUX, I've, SAMEDI 2FEVRIER 1878
CHEMlNS. - D!aprAs les ran-

CHENlNs. - D.apres les rap
ports qal mons Sont parvenus de
dI1terentcs sources, les chemins
ie Ia parolSSe sont dams nn etat
deplorable. A peine 81 le voya.
genr ose sly aventurer. QUAINT a
fhahtant Gui, d'apres la loi est
tenu de les maintemir dams IN
efat carroSsable, il s'inqnietG pen
de ce qui pPnt advenir. Ii Sc flo.
ure un'm bon chemin est un oh
Jet de luxe, sans aucnne utilize
pour lni. IL ne Sc figure pas Que
plus les moyens de communica.
tons sont faciIes, dams une con.
tree qnelqu'eile soft, plus il a
de hlen aise ct de prosnerite. II
seralt temps que des measures
tns>ent prises pour taire cesser
cette incurie ct CO laisser a!ler
don't les raclnes penetrent iour>
hellement plus profondement.
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On lit dams le Chronicle de San

On lit dams le Chronicle de San
Francisco /;
La population de notre. vile
s'est accrue avec une rapi1i'e
qni tient du pIo,lige, ct ce mouve
ment s'est aecompli presqu'ina-
pereu. II y a dix ans la vile ne
conteuait pas 100000 anes. Sui,
want lie Directory de Langley la
population de San Francisco an
Ter mars 1872 n'etait.que de 17G,,
276 habitants. Quatre ans plus
tafd, lie Ter. mars dernier, ellie
atteignait le cIliffre de 3Ol .020 !;
c'est a dire qu'elle ,s'etait accrue
de 122.144. on de 3O,6S6 par an.
advertisement prend chagne an
nee une marche plus rapide.s Il
est faciIe de sen rendre cOmpte
par lie nombre des constructions
nonvelles ct par Ia fonle toujours
plus considerable qni encombre
les rues. II est certain que III pO.
pulation aujonrd'hni ne doit pas
6tre inferieure a $50, 600 ames.-
ST Pom parvient a cleer entire la
vile ct les faubourgs des voies de
communication rapideS ct a bon
marche. II faut s'at:eut:re yuir
lcorc cette population, dfia 81
considerable, ,attpindre au chiifre
eleve de 100000 eft peut etre
meme DUN ,!pmi million.
Mais il y Il nn reyers IA la med
allie c'est "a presence de Mon
COLES qui ne venient eh aucune
faeon s'asSimiIer nous.
II NY Ell await que $4,000 il 8
a un an : lis sont probablement
auiourd.hui 40, 900. Ceci redHit la
population blanche 4 29O, 900. Ce
fait est d'autant pins redoutable
que ces 10000 individus he Sc
compoSant Ell grande partie que
de males I'on volt de suite dams
9ueIle proportion enorme lis ac-
cablent nos travailleurS ct la
rude concurrence contre laGaeiIe
ces dernierS ont q latter. Eap6-
rons que l'annee qui commence
verra METRE fin q Immigration
ct disparaitre le fleau qui menace,
81 on ne lFextirpe prompiement,
de causer Ia ruine de nptre pays
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Une Guerison pour ia Con
SSmDtiOn.

Tn vieux medecin. retire de sa profession
ayant recu DIES mains dun missionnaire dcs
Indies Orientales la iorlnule dun simple re-
mede vegetal pour Ia gnerison prnmpte ct
perinauente de LII consomption du bron
chitis,'dn catarrhe de asth,nc ct de toutes
les nlaladies de In gorge ct deS po imons
arssl me g;lerlsoa positive et ratlicale pour
la falbltsSe DIES merits ct pour toutes les
maux nerveux, apres avo;r eu des preuves
de ses Eierveiilenx pouvoirs curatits dams
des miliiers lie cas-, Ia considere CONNIE son
deyoir de lie tnire eonnaitre l'humanits
soutfrante.
Anime par &C motif ct lc d6Slr dal]eger
les soutfrances hunG,ines, icnverai. q,.utis
a tons ceux qui lie dGsireront, cette recettr,
avcc dies directions completes pour la prfpa
ration ct fusage du remedc en franc.lis, al
lemand, on anglas Cette reeette sera en-
Foyee par la poste, en- adressant, ayec uu
tmbrc de postc, nomment &c papier. w
w. SHERAR, l26 Powers Block, Rochester.
New York, IaGn Att
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RESTAURANT DIES QUATEE
GAISOMS,

MR.. JOHN BOSIO, PaOPRIETAIRE
VI du RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE-SAIsoNsl
pr6vient ses amis de u vile ct de la cam
pagne, ainsi que le pnblic en- generate, pu
a transtere son restaurant du No. 4 ,StS de
la rue de Chartres aU No. IsH de la meme
rue, pros de St-Louls. II profile de cette oe-
casion pour remercier ie public ct soilicite
en- meme temps la continuation de son bien
rclliant patronage, II il.forIne en- outrc ses
ailis gull IL DIES salons particulars au pre-
r.ier. ct dies ehambres meuhHes Il louer IA
senlaine ou au mois. Les pefsounes d.. "a
Yillc ct dc ia campagpe Y trouverunt tout IL
confer, desirable Il c restaurant scra ouvcrt
iusuu'a iunuit. few '15.(
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Une Co1onie feodale en- Anne
rique
-LACADIE. I1O4-11l0-
.pAsk VI. RAYIsiAlI

MhAIRE: Introduction --Chap. :! Les
Potttrincotat, l603i632. = H. Ru@iNy et
Il Gdul'tay l632lG10.-IU. La .Ssis ae,uie de
Port Royal. Les Aeadieas, l67o-I6S0.-IT.
NoaUeiie@ seigaetuies. LES capjtti7.c1ies sau-
rages, t63di709.-I. Ifaeanr ct progression
dss -Acadi ns.-i lie H,euniei INibodeaas
ct la seigncn ic de Chjpndy. = VII Colonies
franchises Ct colonies angl,ises.- VIZ. IN
roSioa angiaiSe ct coaqnfte, I02-l7l3. .-Epi-
logue.
On trouve dams Ia Coloaie yfeodaic lori
CINE des families crGoles louisianaises Al
lain, ir.cnnud. Aucoin. Babin. Bernard,
blanchard, Bondrnt. Bong, Bourgeois.
Brous,ard, Comneaux, Daigle, De La
Rondc, Dugas, Dupuis. Enaud fde NGpGsi-
guyl, Gaudet, uaut.eaux, .Hebert, Labauvc
Lannux, Landry. Latour, Leblanc, Mtlan-
aon, Naquin, Porer, lohiohaut, Saint Mar
tin, Savoje, Terrieau, Thibodeau, Visueau.
Prix, Sl.01. S'adre.ser au burcaux du
y Hssgedaeebf, On T. cepx de J.. Se"ti"s'ic de
Thibodaux. Inoy 81 II
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lit II y a des vagabonds de
TOME nature, dit le Loutsianais
Or. la seinaine derniere, sans
les tianrurs trop connus de notre
cGnmnnante, nous avons WI par
lei deS ilaneurs d'un singulier
genre ct dune errange profes-
sinn.
D2Hx entire autres, jenues ct
forts, brouettai~nt par les che
nn1s nne espece farche sur
montee de trois Oh Quatre petites
conpOle>. L'arclle etant ~ pan.
Drama. diorama on bont,QnA de
cr nom. On v voyalt Snint Pierre.
le Vatican. lie Pape, les cardi
nany. &c. pour 10 sous.
Les dix sous pleHvaient, car la
cuTlcsite des enfants est grande.
Mais les deuN rouleurs de hron
cite, fort ct jennes, auraient etc
pins utiles au champ Gu a l'atel-
ier.
Qnant au trois Gu quatle, 6ga-
lement jeunes ct forts. qui prone
naient Ga ct Ia leur orgue de Bar
barrie ct lenr singe vetn d'fcar-
late, Sernant d%tr0ce mnsique ct
recueillant les picaillOns, lis ne
pouvaient inSpirer qu'un mince
respect.A laquene dune charrue,
cnmma des hommeS, on aurait pu
les salner. Mais l.individu qui Wit
Ges grimaceS dun siuge ne yaut
pas !e singe.
Done, notre jury de police, Ell
inposant 'une licence profession
nellie aux nontTeuIs dsourS, aux
jonenIs d'orgue de Harbarie, aux
prompneurs de macaques ct aux
bronettenrs du Vatican, ferait
blen.
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