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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-05

OspsWWuUUeu 0u6uus9WSw. Ss"" es
wdre pielIei@t bic annabme bie bette Cur.
benn bamit warbe bas @eiet 70 unertrds.
lid, -bab q einen tlmi9Ias berporrufeu
mnbte.
Sn 2ouifiana tSmmt Der @burfar:
iienproeeb In Gang. Bel benielben ipieli
bic PrditbenwabI cine pieI sr6bere Rolle
als bic StaatswabI. Die Nntlase be3iebt
fi& auf 5dli4uns Der DabIberi&te pom
County Vernou unb bie aasiaseu Der BE:
laitunss3eusen Iesen ben 9auptna9brud
auf Gdli&uns ber Stimmen far prdRbeut'
i@aftswdbler, ni&t ber Stimmen fir
Staatsbeamte. Aus ben Biz iest erfols.
ten Gusiasen bat ber Returnins Boarb ni9t
nur repubIitanif@e Stiumeu In bic ein3el
men 8eri&te bineinsef@winbelt, ionbera
aud bemotratii@e aus bemleIben beraus
sei@winbeIt. Mls bas nod ni@t seaiisenb
mar unb bann nod ein,elne republitanii9e
0ablmdnner um Gauienbe pon Stimmen
surad waren, faste bsr Returnins Boarb
bic feblenben Stlmmsn i'm @roben unb
@ansen bei,-untsr bem often uertlnbeten
gorwanbe, bab bas 3uridbleiben ein,eIner
republitanii@er Dablndnner binter auoes
ren nur uon elmer GdIi@uus Der Stimm,et
tel berrlbre uab bab bisie Dablmdnnsr,
wenn bic Stimmaettel ui&t sefdIf@t sewes
fen udren. ebenio piel Stimmea betom.
men bdtten wie bic auberen. Daran talpft
man iest bic 9ermutbuns, bab ber iesise
6inan3miairer Sberman, Hunbesienator
Mattbews, bte Abseorbneten @arielb,
3eQep uxb Gale, unb ber ietise @eianbte
Stousbton tn SeubIanb, bic bamals ais
repablitanii&e Vertrauensmdnner In New
Orleans waren unb ii9 IN Der Ndbe bes
@emrnins Hoarb aufbielteu, um bieie GdI.
i&uns sewubt bdtteu. Daber bas iu,msr
wieber auftau@enbe @xa&t, bab aud nod
sesen fae cine AutIase In New Orleans
seri@tet werben warbe. llnb wirtli9 ioll
ber aIte @ells. ebe e. NIT 6tnterlaFuns
ieiuer Darsi&aft uon New Orleans uers
f@wanb, ben ausruf set5an baben: ~Benu
t~ wesen Der Gbitisteit bes Returnins
1oarb ms 9u&tbaus tomme, bann ioute
Sob1 Sbermaa uon Re@ts wesen mir
bortbiu foIseu." au& bei bieier Mnseles
senbeit tann s,an iaseu: .9ei&ts IL 70 fein
seiYonnen, % tousmt ans 2i@t ber Son.
nen!"
Der l1uterausi&ab bes Counties
far 6anbeI unb Dese bat ben uen ibm res
formirten 9olltarif an bas Gomite aurad:
beri@tet. Die Bin iR, wie % bie Sa4e
nit ii& brinst, pom unsew0bnIi&er 2dnse.
Dte Au3abI Der - beiteuernbea artiteI 1T
seriuSer aIs bie ber iest befeuerten Artis
tel; fie betrdst nur 500. Glle @aaren,
bic ni@t auf ber 9iite fteben, seben soufrei
Elm. Dte @eiammtiumme. bie man flr
3oll eiuauaebmen bofft, iolI ben Grtras
bes Iesten Sabres etwas abtrseusen. Die
Rotten far ben 3olIbienif iolIen uou II auf
etpa 8 Miaionen Dollars erniebriSt wers
ben. 2affee unb Gbee finb fteuerfrei.
@eiu aaAlt eineu ,iemIi& boben gimsanas'
soa. Grei sebt alles eiu, mas gum S9iffss
bau erforbert II. SeobmatsriaI, bas bier
su Baareu. bie Bios gum grport Be-
itimmt fnb. uera.beitet werbeu, sabs
len teine ginsanssfeusr, sbeniowenis
als Dampfpfase unb anbere bar& Dampf
setriebene laubwirtbi bi&aftli&e Naf&inen.
Gum @ebrau& lir&Ii&er Orsauiiationen
betiumte @esenRdnbe, 9unfwsrle uiw.
bIeiteu aud wie bisber, aeafrei.
A,lSld1otC@e YlanoC &an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-05

anasisen fit Yieuies, 9stierien, @lidsbtes
x., ale BEN @dae Der fatt. 3ir&e 3upitsr. Do.
ben ieine Aufaatme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-05

aae anaeiseu ienbe uan ipdteifens
@outaa Noraeu etu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-05

peiratts- uns 5oeesaa,stssn NIT S$rsA
$3.50, pbne Spra& 500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-05

aussSrAss aa,sissn maaen ss.assbs,atl ysrsss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-05
3reise DIET 9naeisss.
0pcal>NntiaeH.

aater 5 3silen 8resisr ssrben aitbs ansensus.
men. GIr teee 3eile BREWER sbsr bersn 3axn
eas 1. Deal ID 0ts bic nG%Rtn Nale Seats
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-09
The General Hardware Market,

New York Bulletin Of Saturday
There is rather limited business doing
and some OF the dealers grumble little,
mt as rule We think the inclination is 70
look upon the situation In q hopeful and
cheerful manner. Indeed, the aggregate
Of sales are probably, II anything above
the average for the season, and the tndlca-
tons arc thought good for revival into
greater animation Immediately. after the
turn OF the year. Prices in nearly all cases
are at least steady, and some reports OF
serious irregularities appear to be ap-
proaching settlement. Tho most import
ant change in this direction has been made
by the manufacturers OF wood screws, who
have come together upon 0 uniform list
and ut an advanced basis.
The new discounts agreed upon are as
follows: Flat head iron, 80 per cent; fat
head brass, IS per cent; round head brass
45 per cent; and round head brass, 80 pei
cent, cash, 30 days from date OF invoice
The Stamped Ware Manufacturers have
reoreanized and very generally adopted
thoroughly revised list presented by com
mittee appointed for that purpose and GOV,
ering both deep and common stamped
ware. The new list Is subject 70 discount
OF Is per cent cash 80 days and 2 per cent
additional II payment Is made within L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-09
LetFarmers Pay More Attention 10 small
Things and Make More Money.

Our farmers should pay more attention
to the small things that properly come
under the care Of the agriculturist. No
community ever achieved fame and wealth
in agriculture that neglected these little
things, It's the farmer who saves every
straw, who fertilizes every crop, who has
q shed for every vehicle and place for
every implement, who cultiyates the small
fruits as well as the grains, who improves
bis dairy and zealously cares for his hen.
nery-this Is the man who Is deserving Of
the honorable name Of farmer" Take,
for instance, the two articles butter and
eggs. With a little attention our farmers
could so increase the production OF these
two articles that they would pay all the
taxes OF the county and leave good profit
besides. In Jefferson county, n. Y, during
the past year the value Of the eggs sold
amounted to S63,47s. Although the taxes
Of that county amounted to 500, sS3, the
patriotic hens were sufficient for the occa-
sion, paid them all off and still hare O mar.
gin Of Se,595. This shows Of what value
the modest hen can be to the iasmer.--
Grafton Eagle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-09
The Wool Market.

new lGrk bulIet4n Oh 10tefu1y T..
Nearly or quite all dealers are still well
inclined TO keep their stocks in motion,
aud on good fair bid sand ready to open
negotiations. There Is not, however, many
signs OF an undue effort to realize, but, on
the contrary, appears to be faith enough
in the future 10 lead to pretty strong re-
sistance against attempts to secure eonces'
sions, and especially SO on desirable par!
cells Of feeces, etc. The season OF the
year Is OF itself basis for somewhat re-
duced calls from oil quarters, and there
seems to be an impression that after tho
turn OF the month manufactures must,
even as simple matter Of necessity,
handle more stock. Occasionally com.
paratiyely low rate Is reported, but this Is
mainly on odd and broken parcels, which
holders simply run out cheap to get rid Of.
Taken altogether, the position on domestic
wools may he written about steady, but
only moderate spirits shown on demand.
Foreign woods meet with only limited
demand and arc more or less nominal on
pretty much all grades, e,n III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-09

Trains leaving Columbus Of 340P. n. and $50 A. n.
run daily. Through Chicago express leaves Columbus
daily, except Sunday, At $40 p. NJ with sleeping
attached, arriving In Chicago at $50 next morning.
Berths can be secured In advance NJ Union Depot
Ticket Once Columbus
rullman's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cam
through without change from stebenvile and Column
bus TO Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and 81
Louis.
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, Sleeping Car
accommodations, and any further information, apply
% JOS. N. BEtLEyILLE, Ticket Agent at Pan
Handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street, or At City
Ticket Ofiee, under Mcclure House Wheeling.
D. ". CALDWELL,
Gen'l Manager, Columbus, y.
9. n. FELTON,, JR,
Gien'l supt. Pittsburgh, Pa
W. L. o'BRIEN,
Gen'l Pass and Ticket Agent Columbus, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-09
An Important Suggestion 10 the Next
Legislature OF West Virginia.


Oakland Herald.
On Friday last sames Hewlett, Esq,
State Fish Commissioner for the Eastern
Shore Of Maryland, came to Oakland and
perfected the preliminary arrangement for
introducing 10000 California salmon into
the head waters OF the Potomac river. On
Saturday morning the first installment Of
10000 arrived, on Sunday morning the
second, and on Monday the third shipment
OF &C, 900 each, arrived via the Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad from Druid Hill Park Hatch
cry, and were hauled out to tho north
branch bridge, near Fort Pendleton, by
Edmund Jamison, and successfully landed
into the pure and limped waters OF that
romantic stream by Vim. Hamlin, ESQ.,,
ent OF the Druid Hill Hatchery.
There is, we fear, one serious impede
mont TO the successful propagation Of Cali
tornia salmon in the upper Potomac which
might easily be remedied by the Legisla.
lures Of Maryland, Virginia and West Viz.
GINA, namely the construction Of fish lad,
ders" at the Great Falls. After the second
year these fish go down to the saltwater dur.
ing the winter and return in the spring. Il Il
Impossible for them TO get over the falls
coming up, SO upless ladders gre properly
constructed the first trip TO salt water will
be the last one, and all the labor and ex'
pense Of Matching and introducing them
above the falls will be thrown away, We
hope that this important matter will moi
DO overlooked by our next Legislature
and also that the Legislature Of West Viz
ginia, which meets next month, will maxi
an appropriation for the above object
which will be OF equal and mutual bene
! ct to the citizens Of both States,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-09

Letter 70 New York Witness.
know famous London preacher; he's
exceedingly fat; his face is big and fiabby,
with as much expression as II 1t were q
mass Of dough or putty. He eats like DR..
johnson, the frontal veins swelled out
with intense eagerness; as he leans over
his plate. He wants strong beer with his
dinner, and nothing less than quart will
suffice, with stiff glass OF brandy after,
and couple Of cigars. lie says emphat'
ically:-
II can't eat my dinner without beer"
This was at ateetotaler house; the host
said, ave have none, we are temperance
people"
"But l can't eat my dinner without
beer"
Instead OF saying, go, then, for your
dinner where they keep beer, for you'll
have none here" my friend lost his head
in the presence Of this great London
preacher, and looking at his wife STAN
mered out, "My dear, won't you send fol
some beer?"
"But We can't send to a grog-shop fol-
beer, it viii be all over town in an hour,
"But you had better send for a bottle.
SEM LOT TWO pOItltot salu tle Lh4oue
London preacher, and they did so. This
guest remained at my friends house tc
breakfast the next day-three meals-and
consumed in that time four quart bottle;
OF strong beer, a pint OF brandy, and O
pint OF sherry; and my friend was SO deep
" ashamed ofhis poltroonery, that he has
not forgiven himself TO this day. ..
In the morning he was asked to pray
and he did, in tone Of familiarity nevel
heard before. He prayed and prayed, anc
said q loud "Amenl" Then, without rising
from his knees, he reached forward to thu
CRATE, struck a match and lighted his cigar
The call for charity in this case, It SEEM
to me, Is tremendous, aud II We have moi
the quantity in stock necessary TO cove
all that-what then, are we 10 be consid
cred uucharitable?
He iustities his personal habits by say
ing that he cannot keep up to his worl
without brandy and beer, and he's sicG
with plethora and govt half the year, anc
is of 10 the south OF France To macorat'
himself on wine and tobacco-wine beinI
u very light tipple for him. He defend
drinking and smoking in his pulpit, anC
the people bear 1t!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-09

days from date of invoice. At the meeting
OF Manufacturers OF Augers and Bits, re-
ierred to in eur last, the discount for the
coming season was fixed at so and 80 and
10 per cent, according 70 quantity, and also
decided to do away with the production OF
second quality goods. Nails have been
less active on all outlets, and as a rule the
market was pretty dull. Prices, however,
are firmly held to about the former level,
and g l5remains the quotation for iobbing
narrala
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-09
Accom-. Mall. EIpFpn.

&tEtsnrtle AahDa Rsdsfun-IAEyea Bellaire a al
2. NJ BddsepOn 500 p m. arrives At Steu nyille Al
SIS 2. nj leaves sts1benyille a $40 T. u BFidge
port 20 a, M; arrives At BellalFe at rs a m.
! ~ and h9SsAge CheekI 70 al principal points
Once In Bridgeport
Pr MYERS,
atnSnl PASSENGER and Ticket Agent.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11
s 9uzm ln Flt
Threaf.

General Sherman in a speech at West Point recently said:
 If the tune should come when Mr. Hayes would be required to de- fend his right to the place he oceu. pies, he would be found to have the requisite nerve and determination; he knew his rights and dared to main- tain it-and what was more, the ar my sworn to defend the constituted authorities would see to it that he was sustained in the effort. The gradu- ates of Vest Point were bound by their oaths to protect the government in fact of which President Hayes was unquestionablY the head. It is said that these remarks were hearti- ly responded to; every sentiment uttered by the illustrious speaker re- garding the duty of ofsoldiers in the possible contingency of challenge of Alr. Hayes tiHe was appiauded from one end of the table to the oth- CT by generals and lieutenants, gray beards and younger graduates alike.
 Very many of the Eastern papers are very severe upon General SLer- man For giving tongue to such treas onable language. The country IS not safe with aR officer entertaining such views at the head of the army. He assisted Grant to over ride the sov- ereignty of the Southern states and nov expresses hls willingness to dc more for Hayes.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11
NOTICE

A Regular meeting of the Asso- citation of Masous for instruction. &e., uilI be held every Sunday aS 2 o'clock r M. at the house of James Fresh on Main street. until further notice
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11

Prescott Enterprise Gen. Ere- mont leaves New York for Arizona on the 1Tth of July. He probably viii visit his old camping ground in Mariposa county, Gal, before reach ing Prescott
 One of the gentleman. Mr. J. W. Evans, whom the publisher of the Miner has been abusing of late, be- coming tired of the ill-natused and untTuthful remarks made iH that pa per regarding him, took occaslon this morning to spit in Mr. Beach's face, aud gave him a severe tongue-lash- ing.
 Thebullion shipments to San Fran cisco from Arizona, are creating a good impression m that city, and with 3 few more good mills we will show them what, not one or two. but all ol our mlnes will do. We claim to have the largest and richest mines on the coast, and all that is necessary to prove this is proper recuctior works.
 An exchange says the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe road viii build 280 niles this summer, and its sup posed wlh effect a junction with the Texas and Pacific, carrying the line through Arizona.
 Two p Tsons were found murdered between Camp Mcdowell and Globe four days since. It IS feared that they are Hayne and Burton, BhC have not been heard from since their departure.
 Gov. Hoyt has issued q requisitior on the Governor of New Mexico, foI the arrest of Thomas Howe, who is accused of having recently commit ted cold blooded murder in the eastern part of this county
 c. A. Luke has entered suit in the District Court, aganst his partners in the Bradshaw Mill and Mining Company For the sum of s41, 900. the amount Mr. Luke says he has expended in mill and mines.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11

The breach of promlse case of the widow Oliver vs. old Simon Cameron. and that of Higgins against U. S.. Grant for imprisonment have been continued unhl September.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11

Ben Butler as a member of the committee, is credited with working to lay the foundation for the impeaoh- ment Of Hayes.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11

The Fourth ip Florence was duly observed. 4 procession-a car, drawn by SIX horses, containing the Goddess of Libarsy and young la dles representing the several States. The march was from the court house so Bilicke's pavilion where the liter ary exercises took place. John P. Cum. the orator of the day, spoke pleasingly and with great force, re- counting the thrilling incidents of the revolution and the causes that led to t.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11

Narvaez was a Spanish soldier and devout Catholic. As he was about to die the priest asked: Do you forgive your enemies The re- ply was a grim one: T haven't any; ] shot them ali.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11

The wife ofKing Alfonso died re- gently in Madrid.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-11

4 Havana letter says Spain lost 50 ,0o9 men in fighting che Cubans.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-04-20

coupable Went de mourir, nous
ne dirons pas sur la paille humide
ldes cachots-chacuB salt re qu'i
faut penser de la cellule dc
Tweed mais enfin s6questre du
monde ct en- 6tat d'arrestation
Depuis longtemps les crimes com
mo ceux quill a commits etaient
restes complement impunis. Tn
grand exemple a etc donn9 dams
sa psrsonne. Puisse.t-il profiter
aux milliers de Tweed au petit
pied Qui pullulent aux Etats.
URis.
Les Etats de l'Union, ceux tlu
Sud notamment, ont commence 4
s'afranchir de Ieur joug. Puisse
lie gouvernement general, qui he
site encore a Sc lancer dams cette
vote salntaire, inter leur exem
pie ct purger la nation de la YER
mine qui la ronge encore.
Les Etats- Unis ne sont pas
fats pour deyenir IN perpetuel
objet de scandale pour le monde
civilise. Qu'ils attaquent lie NAL d
Ia racine; qu'ils 6purent leur mon.
de officiel; qu'ils r6tabIissent
l'honnetete dams leur administra-
ton, ct que cette nefaste periodic
de scandales ct de malversations
mons5rueuses restent dams leurI
existence CONNIE un mauvais reve
lui lenr serve de leeon ct les ar
rete sur Ia pente fatale qui les
nenait aux abimes /; c'est le plus
cher de nos veux.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-04-20

On vera dams les procedures
-du conseil Gle vile pnbliees dams
uns autre page, en- outre des
Teglements du conseil ct des or.
donnanees de police, les ordon-
nances an sujet dies taxes ct des
licenses de Ia corporation. A
notre avis, Ia r6partition lie ces
imp6ts est loin d'6tre equitable.
Sous le pr6texte de suprimer de
.certains abns, nos pores conscrits
ont decrete de faire payer tous
les impots de ls corporation a
quelques marchands settlement.
lis ont estime les revenns de la
vile, pour l'annee courante, d
81, 200. De ce montant les pro-
prietaires fonciers n'auront .:que
s13o d payer, le commerce aura
. solder la balance. Est-ce au'uDI
6picier tient plus de place an
soleil qu'un proprietaire pour
qu'on rimpose plus lourdement |?
Nos conseillers font fausss rou.
te. Nous les engageons i plus
de moderation ct d'imDartialit6.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-04-20
SUCCESSION SALES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
15TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH or ASSUMPTION.
Mrs. ATHENAIsE MARGUERITE AVET.
Wife of ALEXIS CHATENoU
rs.
zVARTsTE HEBERT ET AIS.
No. 1916.

i By virtue of and in obedience TO q
writ of f "a to me directed by the Hon.
the Fifteenth Judicial District Court.
lin and for the parish of Assumption. ia
the above entitled and numbered cause.
dated the Both day of March 4. b. 1873.
IL viii proceed to sell at public auction.
at the court house door. at Napoleon
willie, parish of Assumption. on
Sat.,rau ng..s ~ ra~o
oes" sen sne no,fs " ~ = 2 eloeK Il. III.
ana = , slosA : ~ :: eile loio"lng ae-
ss1.pea p1ope1sy, ~ wy
f. = a. seasss.a sugar planla.aoh situated
a;as. = she pans, paLisa u assumption, on the.
Iisae pailh " bayou Lalourene, aDout
n;ne .Io n..,ss ps;o@ lne lo"al ol = apoieon-
,lae slile' measuring saeeen aIpents ana q
.s . ,,.s .aoas oa s,aae oaIpu' less = Irons
- Ios5 ss,.sts.: s.saaseo W .is upper hne OF
oalu pau n..a'aou, % peloiisillg % Frahciom
ada : ol.a aLsaslnlolu S,aathreaux, ~
alsa ~ aad sas.:a u.a1eaeA' al1 ssh iots
49, ,l aaa aaa. : po.s,oa Y glouna u one ar
p;ao. psao, HYae gae, Ut less' Wnlcn oelonged 70
s;S ,ee% sr,,sats aa pa.s | i1aoau.es tne loWer
dan.b ss ae s..., y. sa.a plahsa.lon having
s1 AZ anna,t =. to'i arpe11ss' aua she upper
srnontI IaSs ha,sndaS a.,ia - uspsn :, sisnsy
add;aa nss, - ooanuIu p,a,s aposs " paollc Ioaa
Anthsr { sb;#. aie 80 maJaaI hala, allu lanas %
ath,sn ath 3'.ep, - ahu ~ seIoW y ialds OF
taas.ha, o,. .h ..d a 4nfs .h l.sallsss leoert
nroysmants ~ maah;oarv d se s'ahsa sl,aass m-
Ia.,;s..san pwssIa'o' .nIn'liels lisiies, ways,
ces thereon and thereto belong;ng.
20. A certain tract of land situated
IN the parish of Assumption, at Brule
La6adIe having seven arpents front on
aboTa aiu ~ 'ands 'oarsgsn nf Eaap apepIs bounded
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-04-20

LEspagne est toujonrs le
pays 6tonnant par excellence. On
ly tonjours conserve des cou-
TUNES dignes dun peuple vivant
encore en- Page dor. Exemple,
Ia maniere, toute rudimentaire,
don't s'y fait le service lie la
poste restante. C'est bien
simple:
On Sc presente an guichef; Ia,
IN esnploye vous donne, paqnet
par paquet, tout lie stock de let
tres qui SO troavent gu bureau
restant.
On cherche dams le tas, OH
palpe, on foni!le, on choisit, on
emporte. Qnand OH Il fini,ion
passe la corbeille d d'antres, 9ui,
a leur tour, font leur tri;lge; tout
celia, sans quill ait etc besoin de-
donner nj nom nj adressa.
Depuis 1871, c'est ainsi que
les chooses Sc passent d VaIelns,
et, ajoutons, sans que jamais une
plainte serieuse ait etc proferee.
Todos cabatleros en- Espaaa.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-04-20

Nine Tilton, dams nne lettre
.pnbliee par toute la presse, avone
son crime d'adnltere ayee lie Rev
Beecher. Celuic q repondu a
cette lettre par un dement, for.
mel. CettB affaire scandaleuse,
qu'on await presqne oubliee, pas.
sionne les esprits des bigots de la
vile imp6riale.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-04-20

son experience qu'on l'envoyaii
chercher souvent avant de man
der chez le lnedecin.
sa famille perd On lui un tiigne
epoux ct un bon pere la commu-
naute an excellent citoyen no
tire colonie francaise IN de ses
meilleurs membres ct nm patriotic
degoue, fet nous un ami de plus
de vingt ans don't nous garderons
un eterneI souvenir.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-04-20
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