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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-02-16
ORDER NISI.
ELIZA RiCEErfS
JANES STEELE AND WIFE.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.

IN the circuit '"hit f"r Cecil county. In Equity
Nc. liz. u. .
nRDERED, This 18th day of February,
" -. that the sale of the mrrtgrg.al real estate 4
J'lnes steele and WIFE made by William J. Jones
Trus.r and reported i'll the ahnve-rultlri cause be
ratled am con-. rmed. Unless the contrary
theTe"t Re >iluwL ~ or before The 10Th lay Apr
'rt pr"vld"i EUpy OF THIS Gri". be ms sore
newspaper liiutrd in CI CuGuty. nu's a yerE flr
On" month before the 2Oth DAY nf Mtrrh u,zt
tn Report states III. of rS t., - 100
f HE'LL, tu'rh
TTu &C rcst, A. ". MITCHELL,
Feb IL, ls1s-lm Clerk
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WEDNESDAY,,

In the l.. S, Senate, Mr. Hamlin, from
the Committee Gil Foreign Relations. re-
ported back the petition of citizens of New
York for an appropriation for the relief of
the starving Chinese, and asked that the
committee be discharged from further CON
SideratiQa Of the subject. 1t was SO order
ed. MIR. ingalls,, Of Kansas, introduced a
bull to provide for rundi"a the rational
debt into "home bonds, convertible in,o
currency" The House resolution declar-
ing it ineYpedIent to reduce the tax on
whiskey WAS considered. The silver bill
was dlscu,rva aatii adjournment. and it
was unanimously uudeis.Goa thai Il vote
should be reached on Friday.
In the House bill was reported grant
ing pensions from March 4th 1861; paying
ARREARS Of pensions, and restoring to the
pension rolls Ire names stricken therefrom
on account of disloyaity, It was E4de the
special order for next Wednesday laelt.
The Military Academy bill was resumed in
Committee of the Whole, and an exciting
debate arose on the question of "who sold
out the Presidency" Me>srs. Hewitt,
Foster, Garfield aud Ellis strongly and
earnestly denied that there had been any
bargain or sale. Mr.. Garfield said in the
course of his remarks, that 1.-The man who
alleges there was such a trade is either a
deceived and fooled man or liar" Mr..
Ellis, Of Louisiana, Who attended the
famous " conference at WCrpiey's" de
MED that there was even any talk of
bargain, or any hing beyond an inter
change of views; and he further denied
that there was any agreement that the
members Of the Returning Board should
not be prosecuted. Without final action
on the West Point bill, tho House ad-
iourned.
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TIL RSDAY.

In the Maryland Senate. favorable re
port was made upon the bill to prohibit life
Insurance companies from coutestlng the
payment upon losses on policies after hav,
ing received two annual premiums on the
same. Amongst the bills passed was one
ceding the title to the Antietam Cemetery
To the United States. House bill amend
ing The laws of evidence. So ysh.o article 81
of the code shall not Je construed so as
to render any deviser under will a com
peteut witness t'prove the will. was con
sideres, ana then postponed until Wednes-
d2y next. The motion to reconsider the
vote by which the bill regulating the legal
effect of receiving Il share of the profits in
certain cases. that is limited partnerships.
was rejected, was called up, debated and
the motion to reconsider rejected, yeas 81,
nays 81. The unfavorable report of the
committee on federal relations on the
memorial and resolutions in reference to tie
presidency offered by Mr.. Blair was called
up, and Mr.. Blair spoke III condemnatory
terms of the report and in favor of his
resolutions, arraigning the methods by
which Hayes was seated. Mr.. NandiveT
also spoke in favor of Mr.. Blair's memorial
and resolutions, and Messrs. johnson aud
Merrick in opposition, after which the
subject was postponed until Thursday next.
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w EDNE SDAI,

In the Maryland Senate. there was I'M
favorable reports on the bill to abolish the
"tf':e of State weigher of grain. The DILL
for relief of the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal was passed; also sundry bill of a
local character. In the House, bills were
passed Tor improvement of North avenue,
Baltimore, and for amendment of the code
as to admission of attorneys to practice in
the courts.
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81 Acres of Land. More or Less.

covered by good growth of Chestnut ii uher .sS1
1t is situated in the Sev nth Election di-trit SS
about mile from W. ,dtwn Camp Neetln tsS$A
Gr"uni-. aud a ljnins the lanls of tirorg. p y
Whitaker. T. Brown ami others
TERMS OF SALE. prescribed 10y the decree. are:
Oncthird of the purchase money cash day sale or
ON the ratification thereof ~ Trustees option aud the
ttan"e IN v' equal iu>tIllmrnts in Six and Twelve
months !r~ tct '-y from dir of lie The crpiit pay
E""t~ L. iatL ,'.t-"a ftl. LAY - .,l" al t. h."
rnr'd h' ti' Notes ~ m purchases -ti'rs .Le
su-irtOa # tie trust ol r,sh At pur. t>..rS'
option H. ". BALDWIN,
Feb Ii, ls7S-ts Trustee
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Sales Public Roads

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pur
Az suancr of the of Assembly. passed ISL chap
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CONGRESS-.
FRIDAY.

In the L. 5. Senate, petition from the
Governor of Pennsylvania, asking the pay
ment to this State of the balance due by
the General Government for expenses in
Cured in armlug and equipping the mill
tia, under the act of Jniy eth. 1861, was
presented and referred. Mr.. Saunders
joint resolution for the appointment of IS
additional commissioners to the Paris EX-
position was referred TO the Committee on
Appropriations. The Bland bill was
discussed by Messrs. Hill. of Georgia and
Withers, of Virginia. After an executive
session the Senate adjourned until Monday
In the House a bill was passed appr"pri
ating $l32Gi1 for payment Of claims al
lowed by the accounting officers of the
Treasury. Two reports in the Louisiana
contested case of Ackiin VS.. Darrall were
presented, the majority declaring Ackl lin
entitled To the seat, the minority support
ing the claim of Darrall, the sitting mem
Der. After an exciting discussion of q war
claim bill, which was rejected, the House
adjourned.
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TUESDAY,.

In the Maryland Senate, the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal bill, for authorization to
issue repair bonds, was ordered engrossed
for third reading, there being no material
amendments TO the original bill. In the
House the bill to regulate and reorganiZe
the public board of Baltimore was CON
sidered, and motion to strike out the en-
acting clause of the bill was rejected A
considerable number of local and personal
bills of no general interest We're passed. A
bill was passed to consolidate into one cor
poration the Washington University and
College of Physicians and Surgeons, OF
Baltimore City.
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FOR RENT.

EOK RENTo
hNE end OF the Brick Dwelling on Main
~ rect, opposite Mrs. L. Gr ones r.sioencc.
Mar II, lS7-r Apply at National Bank
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In the l. 5. Senate, the petitions Of the
Governors of Pennsylvania, Kentucky and
Vermont, for payment of balances due
those States for arming and eQuipping
troops for the Federal Government. were re
ported back from the Committee on Mill
tary and referred 10 the Gopmittee on
Claims Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont. from
the Committee on Finance, reported favor
able the House joint resolution declaring
it ineXpedient to reduce the tax on spirits;
also substitute for the bill providing for
a conlm issipp on the liquor traffic. Mr.
Burnside, from the Comi1ittce en- Military
reported bill removing all restrictions "a;
enlistments of colored men in any portion
of the army. The Senate bill appropria
ting $275 600 for the purchase of the
Fresdmap's Bank building in Washington
was passed. 4 reGess was taken to attend
the reception of the Carpenter painting
The Silver bill was discussed, and, after an
executive session, the Senate adjourned.
IN the House, the Military Academy bill
was considered in Committee of the Whole,
but not disposed Of The ceremonies at
tending the reception OF Carpenters paint
ing of the Signing of the Emancipation
Proclamation, in which the Senate partici-
pated, occupied the rest of the session. -
Addresses were made by Messrs Ga field,
of OHIO, aud stephens, Of Georgia. AT the
conclusion of Mr.. StepnS.:'C remarks the
Senators retired, and the House then ad
iourned
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80 ACRES OF LAND.

more or less 1t is situated i'll the Sixth Election dis
triCt of Cecil county. and ibuut mile from Rising
sun station 1t aijun~ the lands of Thomas Maxwell
jesse MIX and others. and j. the same land formerly
,tt3Rb belonging /" stephen Gifrd . Is noY
S11f# occupied hy Benjamin Phillips This is :
;sMH good farm. well watcrrd and Improved 10y a
$3.50 nN ELLINti and BARN in good condition.
TRACT M = Consists
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THE LEGISLATURE.
FRID Y.

In the Maryland Senate, leave was grant
ed to Introduce bill requiring fertilizers
sold i'll Maryland to be of analysis equal to
the brand affixed to them. Favorable re-
port was made on bill authorizing the
comptroller to settle estate claims against
sherils, collectors and other receivers OF
public moneys prior to 1874. The
Chesapeake and OHIO extension bill was
ordered to engrossment. in the House the
commissioners of Baltimore county were
directed to make a statement of the debt
of that county and the causes of deficiency
in the treasury. Leave was granted to in
troduce bill to make vendors of lquor re-
sponsible to person or property consequent
on drunkenness.
MONDAY.
The Maryland Senate was not in session.
In the House considerable discussion was
had on motion to strike out the enacting
clause of the House bill relating to compe-
tency OF jurors in criminal cases The
motion was rejected by yeas 90, nays 81
Another motion as to the same bill, that a
court shall take testimony As to the dis
qualification of Il juror and that the
court S decision in the premises may be ex-
cepted to on appeal to the Court of APP
peals, was rejected by yeas -, nays 43, and
the bill was ordered to a third reading
There was minority report by Mr.. lIous-
ton, from the committee on federal rela-
lions, in reference to Hon. Montgomery
Blair's resolutions rs to the election of
President Hayes, and condemning a re-
opening of the subject.
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Saturdays sersion of the l. S. House of
representatives was devoted exclusively to
speech making. Mr.. Joyce, of Vermont,
advocated SIX years Presidential term,
and reform of the civil service. Mr.. Chit
tenden, of New York, opposed the schemes
of the silver men: Mr.. Haskell. of Kansas,
favored remonetIZat ion of silver, and Mr..
Bell, of Georgia, advocated a bill pension
ing the soldiers of the Mexican War. At
four clock III the afternoon, the attend
ance having dwiudled down to half a dozen
mem bers, the House Adjourned.
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In the |. 5. Senate it was agreed to take
a recess ~ Two o'clock, to participate in
the ceremony of receiving the painting
of NJ, Lincoln and his Cabinet, presented
by Mrs. Thompson. Several bills were
irtrod rced. and the Silver bill was discussed
until adjournment.
Iu the House resolution was adopted
arranging for the reception of the painting
presented by Mrs. Thompson. 4 number
of bills We're introduced, among them one
by Mr Luttrel, of Cal, prohibiting con-
tracts fer serViie labor, and one by Mr..
Jones, of Ohio, making one fourth of the
customs duties payable in greenbacks.
The West Point Appropriation bill was
considered, pending which the House ad-
;ourued
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14
ICI Ell AILIIURS.

Semninc.-La semaine qui Went
est %con>acltr aux saints ct aux sain-
ties don't les mons suivcMt:
Lunii, st. Cypuien-mardi, ST.
Lamhert-mercredi, Ste. Sophie
jrudi. ST. Janyier-vcuaredi, St.
Lustache-sameli, St. Mathieu-
dimanche. st. Maurice.
-Nyprien, TN DIES percs de l'tsli.
Sc lathe an lille. steele, tut tvtqur
de Carthage. Il soutint contre lie
pape Etienne que lie bapttme don
ne par TN hcretiquo nest pas vail
de. Il SQUIRT lie martyle sous Vale,
rlen. SEES Huvrrs sont IjNif dc
FEyitse, Dr0isoa domi8icale. de.
Lambert tut Gvtque de Mails
tricht Ell G6S, 1t c%onseilIer de Chi
dtric Ii.
Sophie, Sophia on sagrsse, SUIT
nne sainte venve qui cut ttois files,
Ste. Fol, Ste. Esptrance ct Ste.
Charlie, ct qui fu5 martyriste sous
Andrien.
-Janvier. evtque de B9ntvent.
fnt martyri>t ell 3oJ, Il Ponzzo!eS.
SEES re!lpues sont Il Naples. Mails lie
general Champ;onnet lui manuua dc
respect.
-Eu>tache on placide snufrit lie
martyr sous Adrien, vevs ran 1910,
avec 81 femme ct SEES lcuX fills.
-Matllieu, Matthien, Matthews ct
Levi, naquit I'll Galilte. II int Fun
DIES donze apotres ct Pun quatre
GvangtIistes. II preclm revangile
dams lEthiopie. L'evangile de st.
Matthew est lie plus amcien dies qua.
tire, ct fat ecrit en- syro-chalhaIque.
Maurice fut lie. chef de la legion
thehaiue. Maurice ct SEES soluatS
chretiens ayant refuse de sacritier
aux aieux turent tous m~assacres.
Deroir.-Nous lie constatons enco-
re, ct avec bonheur:
La saEte de Ia paroisSe est bonnie.
Rien qui, soft une epidemic, Oh qui
resemble i une epidemic.
Et nous avons l'espoir que
lie Heau nous epargnera.
An restr,la saison s'avance.
Toutetois, nous appronyons fort
rRnvre faite dimanche dernier 4 In
pharmacie Damare ct quand les ci.
toyens de st. jacques ont aloptt
les resolutions suivantes, lis ont at
itrme quilts avaient le veritable sen.
| timent du devOir:
Gonsrlerant que repidemie re
gnante, qui fait lie deuil autour dc
nous, peut aujourd'hui on demaiu
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14
want la commissioned de Ia Loi, lobG-
's>ance a cctte Loi, ct ayrc %l'assen-
timcnt tie celui oui est toute hontc,
to''te miStri:vrdr ct tout" justice.
Nous lisons dams le Franco Amf-

Nous liSons lans le Franco Ami
yicain
"DrpuiS que IEiumanit6 curor@rn
m,"elant Il l'inSt!nct pnl Ia tolIour>
pousse,e verS TOccident. Il %cnttepris
de @traverSrr l'.AtIAntiqne ct de con
luerir le Nouvran Monde, Ia falnil,
10 franchise nest jamais restee ell
aryiere dams cptte Huvre de pro
grGs. Ellie IL transtolme. uie grande
partie dies Antilles Ell riches plan
t%ntions, hetricl,G les torets du Ca.
nadia, explore les srands laos ct co
lonise liz Louisiana. Cest qneluue
chose, mails &c nc sont pas Ia SEES
principauN titres i Ia lecuDnaissan-
&c de rAmcripue. Ellie II aide les co.
ionieS anglaises 4 s'utfIancliir du
despotismc britannllue. VOLTA me
glOirc impGrissahlc. Mails ellie ma pas
settlement expedite une Hottie ct
dies Soldats a ce monde naissant +; cl.
lie !ni Il envoye Ia peiMte; ellie Il ms
piri Franklin ct jefferson, Gni en-
ont etc les prcmiprs l%tgislateurs
ellie Il contreha!ance pal son iniineu-
&c phiIosophique lie farouche purita-
niSmc de lelemeHt anglo saxon; ell"
il contribute par sou gem" d Ia ION
dation de In Rtpuhlluue mtiouails-
te. vetitable avant garle de fiiunia-
mite u lie continent occidental.
81 nous rappclons ces chooses, ce
nest pas du tout pour Ell tirer va
mite: c'est pour muntrerQuelle est la
tradition franchise Ell AllciiQue ct
que!s sont les devoirs que cette ira
tlitiOn nous impose. CONNIE inlivl-
Qualities, CONNIE monales iso!6es.
nous taisons &c que bon nous sem
bic; nous nous %plongeons dams 70
cean hulna!n Gul SQUIRE devant
nous; nous ob@issonS Il nos aitiMi-
ties, ct chacua travaiI!e dams son in
tertt %rarticuiier. Mails CONNIE Fran
Gals, nous avons dies obligations
communes, quill ne nous est pas per-
mis- Noublier; nous avons 4 soutc
mir lhonneur du nom que nous por-
tons. Nous pouvous devenir, on plu-
TOT nous SOlnintS pressure naturc!le-
ment DIES citoyens de crtte Rtpub!i-
que mails il fault nous souvenir de
la part que nos percs ont prise Il sa
creation. 81 ellie nn carartere uni.
vrrsel ct humanitaire, c'eSt 4 eux
qu'e|le lie doit. ST ellie Il cn.lobt Ia
valltc dn Mississippi, 81 ellie s'ttend
dun ocean jusqu'A %l'autre, c'est grl,
ce an magnitique heritage qu'elIe a
rrcn tie In France. II selait douc alb
snr,Ie de nous considtrer lei CONNIE
DIES ttrangcrs, de nous lumilicr, de
NOUS clfacer devnnt unc pnlssaace
Supt,ienve. Nous sommes dams notrt
pays, dams notre RepubIique. Nou>
avons le droit dc parlcr ct de don
nrr notre avis. Mails, avant de lie
bonner, il taut toujourS voir sill est
d'gne du non tranrais."
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Dcrnicrcs \ouvcilcs.

La Greece s'arme CONNIE aux
temps de Leonidas.
La pestc est Il BOSTON. dams la
personne dc Is. Butler. qni ~ etc
ciio!si CONNIE candilat y]onvernenr.
La tievre %jaune,A ''heure prrSeu,
to. dot HNolr uimiMur de violence i
Memphis, pent -etre latne tli>paul.
MaiS ellie stvit crue!lement 4 Holly
SpriEgs.-Iycnahn ct Porte Gibson
commencent i sc r"connaltrr.
-Hmns la .IournGr de megrTrli il
jcuai, 4 Ia Nouvrllr Orleans. Il est
mort 80 ptrSonilcs, ct ion a consta-
Il Gn3 uuuvranN cas-. y Cettc date.
d'apres les rAprort> dn bureau dc
santt, il y await Ell JG9l cas- ct lSus
dtces.
"A Baton Rouge. l'tpiatmie est
violentc. Lie II. /! y await rt -
nouveaux a daNs les u npureS.
ct le total dies morris, Il cette date.
etait dc -.
"A T~hibodeauX eft sur lie bayou
!atonrrle, la tievre sc dompIe aSScz
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Que dc mais dams la vie!

ii y eli a pressure autant que dc si.
Et ces mais ct Z 81, qui sc jet
tent inopinemrnt dams les ,jambcs
DIES gems, vorls arlttcnt bien SOU
vent Il mi,route.
NOuS vouleZ continuer, mails vous
ne ponvcz pas. Nos measures ctaient
NAL pIises. Vons aviez umpte sans
Iinconnn ct sans %l'imprtvu. ST..
ST quot!
Mails pas tant de 81 ct dc mais.
Et 81 lie perc Septiinc, arrive il
New York, Sc t%louvait dams Pin
posSibilitG ahsoiue dc continuer 50
route, c'est quill await tout simple
ment gaspillc on semG son argent
sur IL chcmin.
Oni, ce brave hommc, CONNIE I'm
entant ANS prtvoyancc ct Salls eco
homie, await pressure Gpuis6 son pc
tit capital.
DE SEES soixantc-qninZc dollars,
il reine suilisants pour payer son
passage en- Europe, el aux secondcs
places, il ne lui restalt plus que
S1O.Dn.
Mails 81 vous lui cuSsicz demAndt
a quoi ct comment il await pressure
aneanti son petit capital, il vOnS al,-
RAFT supplement mpondu: Jc ne sails
pas.
Mas nous S:lNons, nous. que lie prrc
Septime await rencontre sur sl out
te 'ies malheu:enx uui avaicnt taim,
DIES cnfan,s qui ttairnt A~eguen!llG>,
IN taS de pauvres gems sontlrant ct
plrnrant.
EFT il await donnG, disant: Les
apotrts, qui valairnt minuX que moi,
voyageaient sans argent. ct Dien
nabamlunne .jamals crnN qui croient
en- lui.
j.. GENTII..
(-i CoHiinaG'.)
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TEXTURE DhPURATIVE
DT ID Fs. M Il NG.

&c rr,neac qui n'n pas encore failli lcpnis
vingt-ciuq ans quill est en- usage. est bicn
supcrieur a t"u> les crhaits de .NaLrparrihc
ct tons les DtpWat!ts, employees .iusqu'a &C
jour.
II ~ufrit touics les malalics throniuucs,
soft lntcrlies, soft cNicrner, sans difference
d'ige hi de seXe. Mule mhladir ]pIovcnant
de i1mpnrct@ du sang ne rtsistr a son usa-
gr; les iartrrs de plriquc nature Iu'cllrs
Suicit, les intirmi.ts. consequences de lahus
dl mvrrnre on dc tout Hutrc traiitmeni qui
a Nicit - constitution, sont Iaitaitemcnt
rt radioale,ncnt queries, tottcs les tuis que
ION iacrs%Iere dams -nn emploi.
les Lcrcoridecs. Poftcs fI0nchcs, Iyfgu-
'oyiiss dams la pfriedici,f hrs mrnstlncs.
Ia chlnrose, la sitriiit @rInven,nt de .nuto
ualadi" chruilgne "u ponstitutIounrli",
t"o,c, 'c> mnIadics diSralaisscnt par I'M
t,aite,nrnt asscH lnngirmrS molnngf de la
T"in!nr" ntp'r"tiyr dn hr. Mcng.
l'rpilrisic, lnlsun'clle nest pas OCCASION
NJ" par me l6si"n "rgnnique. les Ehnma-
ti~inus HlnniqHsN 1T pnrIrcinis .iigas. les
n~lcete- caaeGrcoN, "nt cts radiealvmeHt
.lTvis.
Les cures d,in ~oIt,|rs parlent asscz pour
que Ia Trin1urc nti,uratiyc dn DIR. Mco@
Hii hrsoin de t"utr Ifclame; il sui,i; de 50
Noir gun ny Il pas ,u lnsI,ia present tn.
-c'le i.at,ylse ~r'fouiVue inNe'trfc on cons
t'ttiio"nc!ir. pi"'tuiic par nm vice qnei-
c"lgac de- humcnrs, pui ait yf-istr ia p,iS-
~Au"e mrdicat,ier de 'ette preparation.
thaq," s0u,oi!te rS. nrcompaunfe do
nNn!htenA teltiiirats, Nniiant dc tunS les
points dc III iuuIsiallp, afio>tant ks bellies
cures or6lers par &c mrdicimett.
4 Ia sentc n 81. Jleln"~-kiv" iroite,
"ll"z J. httinn II j. Y. Administrative .an
che, Eugene Laicie vt l.. t;lani.ury.
\ Ia Noayclir.ol,t.us, l.. Latassagno
roc Decatur, No. q.
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republican, dams In question de la
monnnie cnurAnte, lie don DIES terles
puhliques aux compagnirS, Nc, ct
engage les populations Il voter lr
ticket democra1iune.-Ouragan il
Cuba.
Lousiane.--Dcuil. les socit,
ties Howard, Peabody ct dies Jcnncs
Gems chrrtiens font Acknowledgement
leur devoir, ainsi que les societies
franchise, allemande, angiaisc, hi
bernienue. g.. Et les sec"urs Wien
nrnt lie tous les coteS. Lc c%litirv
DIES aeces, 4 la Nouvelle Orleans, a
etc cette scmaine d'envilon so par
jour. Baton ison.e ct Ilagncmine
ne sont point t%pargntS. lie ilcau tait
egaIement quelqueS victime> Il Thi-
hodrauX. 4 Lahnlicvillc ct dams
la paroisse Assumption. on les cas-
ontttG nsseZ nomhrruN, les dtcrsont
etc rares. La iitvvc est b@nigne.-
kien Il le Ttcl,e. aux AttukapaS,
aux Oprlousns ct dams les paroisses
dc Ia hlNitre Rouge. ST. Charles. st.
Jean Haptiste, st. jacques ct PAS
crnSlo1,, sont encore SainS.--LeS
jonrnauX DIES c~ampagnes, qui lie
sont pas tres ra>sures, parlent tres
pen de po!itipue ct annuneent que
les rGco!teS Sont bel!es.--LH unit de
mercrcdi i j"uai y etc tres trairhe.
L>hiver est,il prochc! On Il VA DIES
ba.slts dolcs sauvages Sc dirigeAnt
du noru est au suu.est.--Le major
Burke, de retour d Ia Nunyellr-Or-
leans, Va onvrir la campagne.-Ln
comIte central dn palti democratic
que de In Louisiana seSt reuni. Son
eNecutif est CONNIE suit: fully.
president y. Woorhirs, W. G.
Black, 4. G. Xachayie. G. w. Du-
pr, ISaacson, May. Fitzpatrick, Gau,
threaux, Behan, llagan, Hoffman
ct Brewster. memlues.-Ln cnton
commence a a.liver i liz N%ouvellc
orltans.-L':ppel dn comit@ de
fInion franchise, signt T. Tujaguc.
secretaire-trescsier, Il trouvt de 10
clio i New-york, Il Washington ct
paltont.-Le chef iniirmier dc III
Mon franchise est l.. Medal. I'm HON
me grand de tai!!e ct de cUur.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-14
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t. j. GESTlI..
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CanSons I'M p"u. brave liommc
III sans p~reteutlnn.
lsn simple prose, commc
Gems d'Cdaration.
Oar 81 vouS ttcs prttre,
-Et je mai point lvl@-.
Cest Ia raison pour ttre
Dcux fuis hirn tlryG.
Or, j'oserai VOWS dire
h"SptctunuScmrHi.
Sans colcIe ct sans ne.
Mats fort cnvctirnnemenl
Non, point de polit;qnr,
Cure, car c'cSt mortel:
81 le tenrle est boutlqnr,
L'antel nest plus l'auiel.
TT Savcz-vouS birn. prye.
&c que von> lrellrirlirz,
Gl:inh N0u> rtrS yir@,r.
TT que NouS nous craeEcZ
Nos tas de veNillGtalrs
1T o .:lossitrptts.
Qui Sont les incartaheS
De gems dtrtlottcS:
Car 81 tn dis: i'rotanc.
Miserable, Nento"r,
Atll"p Drvilles dane.
VII calomniateHr,
Je pouirai hicn rGpondre
Aux hriunpS de &C toit.
Sans vouloir Correspondence
En- mtm".styic: Et tot
Mails non. ct je prticre
R@pondre supplement:
N'aurais-tu ricn i talre
De mleuN pour IL moment
J.. G..