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NEvv STOVE

SHEPARD'S PATENT REVERBERATOR
THE subscnbe@ offer tins day the public the Office and
i paTloI iis aud splendid asnt We
slI call and it, IL by far
eiicen and -oncal offered number of
yeas The approval of all who bids
lair 70 take the lead of al Others Larger Will be
adnc.s the al few days la the time the
pimc of the stove canbc seen FULLY IN the size
exl,hited. SHEPARD
ll Motifs. Stove Warehouse, No 2ia w alter street.
MIA splendid assotmento Motifs Radiator Soy., the
only market suitable wdrIning DIVE Kings,
churches hotels public buildings Sc story
C warmed with three oil coal less than will
.r .l '
rarors and halls in style and variety unequallc
city. Also the bes, wood cook offered.
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Court Cnlendar-Yhfs Dav.

CoMMoN PLEAs-Part mos 90, 43, II, 10, 81, H. Ia
"a, 81, 81, 100, l23, AZ, 10, II, la3. ttI''
Part Mos 90, So, 49, IS, lO6, l0s no, ia 49, I2a
CIRCUIT CouRT-Nos l03, IS, i6, los, 100 &C. lO7, H.
49, 100, l27, 10, 49, 1876 lo6 g. li2, 76, III u.s.
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tt STOW
BACXiS' PATENT kdREFIER.

.tll Ok FRUGAL HOtSEWAkMER. ir
briefly the advantages improve
men: when con. chiefly IN the following particulars v.,I
oure aid nor,ous gas ns mild intense heat
ad au.. from a. all
os and a asd
s@To lesson the risk of acct sand to unite with all
10 quickly kindea elegant and durable article OF
stove OF the quality of Russia shse,
~ part the cvder which attached
at a heat that Is csaisd m the CHAMBER
the Innings OF the TWO rafeen toI radiators a.
ally through the tuoes winch are left at
each end Tor that apose caIres great amount oil rehed or
The purity aud scless OF the air in room heated by
remaabe the heat being diused from
extent Of surface mode heated In. heated ar
sae s 1 % % s ns The s s The
rendering this Stove perfectly safe and agreeable Tor apart
menu, N''D .'' y: sAckus, > IowsIy, Ny;
NJ b. article Of tight with rarihers also
Kitchen companion cook ',ove warranted sSu, any
IN use IA this cIty 81 I'm IN
MOTIFS STOKES
y..ssss than street. New IoIt n a; +. Notts
S a ID, wsh be ssn uss reduced PRICE
N. B.-PiIe constantly on hand. AT Imsr
u. IN. a
sell Stoves the lowest possible remunerans his
@ s i S ,f s5s
Offices, Stores halls Is worthy The attention Of
wishing TO purchase.
His cooking Stoves surpassed the
city, for chesness and superior style OF construction, comb
ming all the for kitchen and saving of
fuel which item many persons overlook selecting
stoves. ~ .nrI nd. r
He soicits houekoepe and others give him call the
Office of the Warren Furnace Company No. % Fulton
". Y, before purchasing elsewhere.
be subjected TO by buying from second hands Their
consists OF air-tgh cooking and aor Stoves
Pumps, Iron Fumaces Coffee Mills, kettes Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware &C., wholesale aud retail Orders for sol
cited. ". TIbBETTS,
ole lmSec ~ Fulton street, N Y.
ESPY'S PATENT CONCEAL VENTfLATOK,
NHIS cheap simple and ece apparatus is sdaptc all
purposes OF Ventilation ShIps Steamboats,, Churches
kept free from u ioni and unwhoies euva
! is also an enectual cure for Smoky Chmnic, I
The SUBSCRIBER having purchased The ght Tor the City and
County New York, prepared to supply the public with
Metal Roofing furnished any part
country.
CToton Water Pipes Pumoe,s Work in general. Also.
Galvanized Iron and Tin ARE Wholesale Stove pipes,
All work warranted, an orders BY Letter aspdsd TO-
s25 3msm I20 Water street
ITO FAMILIES GOING SOUTH. to the West Indies or
EuropeA respectable female "a OF wishes
obtain seamsress, genteei family
She would prefer going TO Europe yet wud accept Of good
offer South the West Indies. The OF refer
gwen. Address A. A. A boz T65 upper Post Office, NJ
York. .-l-lL- III LII sl0r
A CARD.-Ihsve informed by friends
of the uccess meet with directly and indirectly asserted
that manufacturing well known LA Norm, brand, as
well ohe Havana and Principe Segas in this county, and
making other similar hints here with declare such assertions
mean arsehoodx such individuals than highway
robbers. N. RAIDER, .s Chatham street.
New York. Sept. 2s. 1912. s26 mer
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NEW YORK. THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER g. 1s42


FENCING SALOON Il SHOOTING GALLERY
Sm Ea1op Lp OF s ar
Fencing gives instructions K Fencing also The use Of the
and 6ayonet stan, AID every species Of weapons
ca. s sas %s ct the an 's%
0on o n ~. au e TIN. sSe and arr N m,
evening Be found with .apsor s%iss pisiOlsheo;
sDlNA Nah M pALffsw gsnIlsnea n .h. 6 Sa;y
ner furnished with the best the markets Afford Beer in
Dinner 70 "a Table a, 9 O'clock ,-4I y .frl,s r-F
Chops and Steaks any hour. M
eoa o''' cHRIsT TIA n SSS oAte s,enea.,
o.onxr, MAGNOLIA Lynch. srn,sr
The Prspr.soss q In. Fl known ds,iIe
S m Sa9 aes @ made aas s
Fora. ee s y Of s su a s sr srss nm
every ,tyie. aadal @9ments notice .., -.
issd se1
being WITHIN All wall OF the Cry Hall ll
bssowsG sani hope t ST % | the
NOTICE TO FlnEMEN,
ND all Others DESTROYS Of keeping their Feet Dry and
sooT ' sTU tssy can os
modated as the popeor has on assortment OF his
WATER PROOF BOOTS
Constantly hand full supply ofa other kinds Of Boots at
Aso-h4t ny4uaOle article Rogers Ms,alic ELASTIC Heel
sSo can be obtained the Old Exclusive Boot s,oIs No. IA
- - CROTON WATER.
HANSON. WILCOX 4 HANSON, PlumSeTs. Brass
Esuads anu to the Tabernacle
s. @a IN p.9s's IN this and s
thus assuring the public that all der entrusted them will
se .y and Of s
Their charges wi always be moderate be
Water pls every approved ds:srtion introducing
hs Go.sn Mater lead s,. cast on %
superior manaiacure hydras o. Garina red cedar bathing
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g s. 80 f
NEW YORK AND PH1TADE EpHIA KHTLKOAD LIN

NEW BNUNoWICA AND NEW TOhh. \
THE NEW JERSEY RAILROAD and Transportation Com
4 pany have establshed Freight Line Between New
brunswick and New York. which they intend pena-
Leaving New Brunswick 5x A. NJ. daily, tsundays
oepted) and the foot oil Lber treet New York. 2X p M
To country dealer and the above line very de-
uabe for the speedy and OF merchandise
Of every description, and particularly Droven and
Deaen Live Stock who have $50 head of cattle
ed between New Brunswick and New York. the day
whenever required itA 3i % .Aa n
The rates lor the transportation or CATTLE horses, mules,
shee hogs &C. and all other kinds Of merchandise very
low, never exceeding steamboat prices t-. - =
Merchandise subject
charge IN crossing the North River. -
The Company have fitted mp large storehouse at New
Brunswick adjoining the Railroad Depot which will always
eopen for the reception Of NE: chandise.
Passengers purchasing their tickets the ticket Offices will
receive ferry ticket gratis = 3....q Ir.rs.g =
field Pian6ed Scotch Plains Boupdbrook and someviie
received. ault 3ms
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few dollars. The church Of the Ascension had ITS
stained glass brought from Germany, and That
disgrace 10 the cry There thrty-four other
principal windows in the bedy OF the church, each
with two mullions divided by transom near the
csntre, and tracery IN the upper part All the trace
ny and mullons are oil the same kind OF stone as
the body of the BUILDING and the frames for the
glass will be OF metal
The interior is very beautiful, and resembles the
inside OF Worcester Cathedral, IN England, only Il
is smaller, and has no transcript. The walls and
pillars inside, and indeed the whole interior, Of
finished stone, the outside, which will nave
magnificent effect. The root is vaulted, and lined
with stucco work, ut ought 10 have been stone
roof with moulded ribs and bosses. Inc appear.
ance OF the interior, when completed, Will be gra d
indeed, from the great length and heighth OF the
nave. AT the entrance from the tower TO the nave,
there is TO be stone screen, beautifully scuptured,
on which will be placed the organ. The coulmu.
mon table, OF course, will be under the chancel
window. The pulpit will be placed against one OF
the large pillars, about half way down the nave,
after the fashion OF the old English and French ga
thedrals The pews will be OF carved black walnut;
and placed IN the body OF the church. Al present,
it is decided to have galleries, and no seats IN the
side aisles.
The stone is said to be toerably durable, and 1t
has been laid with great deal OF judgment IN the
same position as was found the natural beds, so
that when it decays II must be on The edges, and
cannot flake oil like veneeriDS. But we thlnk there
are two detects IN the church. One Is the want OF
flying buttresses and the other Is over me area OF
the door; the defect Is IN The llnes-the upper
line following the line OF the arch; the lower line
seems 10 act witt lever power and destroys It's APP
pearance OF strength. There ought TO have been
horizontal line, almost Immediately over he terml-
nus OF the arch OF the door. We hope there VIII De
a splendid mosaic pavement to the whole building.
We lind that Is square teet OF the stone weighs a
ton, and alter calculating the dimensions OF the oul
ing, we lind that the tower weighs 6O3l tons, ana
the stone OF the whole building VIII weigh over
81. 900 tons. To obtain this there must be 5000
tons taken out of the the quarry. .
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All goods snppcd are to be particularly m@ked'
and are AZ The rsk OF the hereof or
m<rv1 an FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
- - MENT hs steamboa, hoc n.st will Ill
as ioow. Having Mddetown Point tds and weather Per
Wednesday and FiJiy Returning Leave the loot Of hoein
son New York every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
Ar is ea,eL noon touching at ssguins Dock each
Stages will be readiness TO convey Passengen 70 any part
VI i've co"""y' n' o23 2msee
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Glass CUTTING EsTABLIsHMENT.-Js t9usenel,
No % Gold constantly hand OF
fer supply all dealers and the lowest prices in this
and warranted the best u other manufactoy-such
beautiful hall lamps astral lamps and shades de-
cante tumbe champaign wine Dishes sobets bowls
glass of the country
by any quantity free OF packages and all articles match
pattern Retail No IS John Nassau
in IrnSv
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MOTIFS STOVES
n ~ Richard AVI.IEEE exsblixbed oi,s

IL yes a. e6 ltham street, New tork. Il A. has Moth
which he sell very reduced price
Stoves and pipe put the shonest notice. .l.7f
N B.-PIIe constantly on hand AT lmsr
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AVIS.

II sera yend1 par le soussifnt Juge de Pa
ra.sse,e ct. ex-otiein Encanteur,e
JEUDL, % Ayril proclaim,
en- yartu dun orire dc ia Ccur in 3rne District,
Etatsde Ia Louisiana, IA propri6tt suiyan,e,
abandonnte par A. Geotfroy a ses creancierp,
savoir:
Tn lot de terre sItus dams cette section dc
Ia vile, diyise par G.. Leonard, dtsigne sur le
plan fguratlf par Ne. !, de lilet No. 2, en-
sembIe avee tdl.ses les bat.isses ct ameliora-
tons qui s'y troaYent.
In autre lot dams Ia meme section de cette
vile, dtsigue sur Ie plan par No. II, de I'iIet
No. 2, 3rec les batieses ct authorizations q&I
s'y trouvent. De plus, uHe e1arfstto ct ulIe
!anpe.
La vente Sc fera sur les lieux aux condl
tiont sujgantes: TN credit dc douze mos pour
Ia propriata ionciere, snjst a IN hypothaque
do maintenant a Ia b~angue, que Ten fera con-
naitre lie jour de Ia gente, les acquereurs DON
neront leurs billets enlossGs et hypotasque
iusqu'a partait %paienents Ia propri6tt person.
nellie. au conptaut. 81 lie montaat n'exeede pas
$50, au-dessls de eette so1nnae, douze mos
de ersdt, en- biliets endossts. yeyables en-
banque.
e mars CT 3EssTER, P
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Lfs rEAMfs Atk THAvAtx ffSIitfss-
On dit qu'en IEpllanda les %letnnlea partapent
freauemtneht ace 'es bnfnfnea les ft,in ruaos
travsuS 10 ragsIeultnto, " quill neat pas fare
dc yelr utie JUNE lemI4e attelte Ayae I'm
homn,e. Celia ','est fient I.'lIyfnen atta,s
sauvent len deus SEXES ensemble eur toute la
surface dc runltars Of, bien QUEEN cha.nl.
haht liz 20 dopnspt aeeidentelleanent des eouf,s
do pied, la pluA grapde partie au temps lie
s'entre-aident d porter 10 ndtae lpug, sGteHi
pourquoi, ieunea Eena, marioz.soue, car. GRO.
yesaen ilotre experience, II ny a pms a'esis-
ieHee plus depaerable que eelle dun yleus
garsoa OF yots, meademoiHellea. eoyes per.
Hpadaes que yoia aerez plua admifablea encore
lorsqne, dasenuds maree. on soas vera ptedi-
guer dc tendres Iaoins aux g~raeleux fruits dc
yea ltgitiinen %ntts1urs,
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.COUR DES ETATS UNIS
District Est de la Louisiana,


Humphrey Taylor,
Daley F. Chaney.S
En- veru dun process laneee par Ihonors-
be cosfr sus-rnentIonnGe et aigeasee ala mare
chat dg district Est de la Louisiana on a sou
dspute, al saisi ct offrirai EN- strnte puhildua,
4 Ia mason de ceur de Ia vile de Springfield,
pafoisse de Livingston,
MERCEEDI. lie 30 Avn! 1912.
entire les 10 heures du .r1arln ct 4 de FARES
El}di toas les droIts, tisres ct pretentioas d.
defendcur a Ia propriete ci-apres decrile;
Deux pieces GU morceaux . terrr, eaa.e-
rant ang4a cents trente-troas 10 lG6 El23s
ID 1870 arvens. ayec tsutes ies arnslioJatSons
eai s'y troaveat, situe darss Ia paroisse de L.
yingston, Ct borne CONNIE SUIT, SAVIOR a rcx,
par les terres de Roach ct Eeys, ct ,o,ey+
par Ia rIriere ANTE, st.nt Ia n me proer,i -
achette par lie dit Clancy de John c. Sa,Itb
La dIse propris:ats efsnt saIsie p,,5r eat;s-
fare Ia teFnanae du ~asfenfeur ct les frajs
Conditions de- Ia senfs-cora1.aut ayer y
nGfce d'egaluatiota.
". w. CHAPMAN
Dspafe sEare sonr Il sssfiss - 4. y
e nes3, Laus:sae
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encore enveleppses dame tpaiHse obatuF 10
% aa'il y a do plus resnsrquable, Cost ga'ut
nalatre libfe qai SO ~tr;lv4it dans Ia piece Cd
Fattentat a ttt eomntssn ma pas pi Oh MA pas
feulu en- faire :eennaitrn faateuf II w 10
Isctltfat. III va son saslgiinaire baton, Il 4 VI
|et ehtenaa porter les soaps, Il d w tenlbes
Pierre Daban eens, et:il assure ne pas con.
~faiire, II a=su 10 etre lsra a'etat de designer
Findiyidu ani d euranHaea de 80 rendfs, On "a
presence, INSTRUMENT dune inlornale reef!.
ininatien
La ~iusties tuht le plus grand ssla 4 ~feeuail=
liz tots leg feiasigluinans Hul penyent tnefef
eur lee tracer de PaaHaHhit, ct tout fatt esa
perer quo lot, spafsieHdfa a 10 deeeuvfit st D
parfatef.
Tel est 10 salu de toatea les classes de ID
population, aui ont, sais exception. mottre Ia
plus protonde Indignation en- apprenant 10 de.
testbble outrage fat, On eette occasion, 4 Thu.
mantle OF a Ia civilization.
Le mulatre, aui a deIa tt6 examine. est tna
iu sous lea ~yeffaus, OF eefa, All besale, %Houiais
q do neuveaux F~nterrogatoire#.
On peut oir,;dsns une autra %enlonne. les RI.
asmpanses ~otieiaea 4 toute peFaoniie qlti l~ivfefa
10 eonpable a i'Autofitt eo,npttente.
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Lo1 STA mILrcE.-L'editenr de la ia.
zette de luemine Qe eapstaineHaiIe) Gen.
sure les ndemens que la Legislature a
dernterea fats i Ia ioi sur la milice, on
plutot il eensurer Ia Legislature. LIE no.
TIT de ~cetansure est l'aete relatif a I'eIec-
ton .des siers-generauy, aui deyront erie
chiosis pas officers DIES divisions ct des
Brlgadessrpa qa'du pr6-abde lis aicnt ets e
tAs, cogoesRt, par les deua branches de Tas-
sembtes trade. Or. voici ce qui tchaufe
Ia bile deaitaine Halle. c'ast que nos So
Ions ontnedlateTnent ele,ge six gu huit
d.entre an grade de general. Mais, en-
sonsclenee quot se plant notrs confrere ?
h'esf-h katurel que 0 mandataires sc
comment Enhancement lorsqu'ils ont de 81
lusies rals de croirs que.nous ne serisns
pas assez $ pour leur en- donner u
memes I
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GAHbipArs-pou le congress John Buhler,
ST John II, Dawson,
Lfeiaiafure III I Flint s5tnhf, Genl Joseph
Bernard Clambfr. &. We Golubs, H. w.
Newport, j NJ Elan 81 Ganl. John Doyen.
rort-BertHs. (Stnatl, 8. ll.fiat ct Ituon
LabaiyG.
r Mr.. L'Ebt1Hon; Neutilez annoncer Mr.
aRaphasl lssendtc contpo eandllal pour le
Htnat do l'Etai, euJst Il Ia decision dune tons
Y~eution. PiHsieUs Eotans.
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GRAND INcEsptE A NEw.Y YORK;
New.fofk Il etc le theatre de trois iilcen.
die dams In matinee ct la mutt dn Ia du
mois dernier. Lo premier eclata dams une
forge Il Iencoignufe DIES rues Christie ct
Delavey. lie sent s%outilait asec force, ct
les ilammes ne tarderent pas d saetendre JUS
CUES dams les rues Forsyth, Eldridge et
Brown cent maisons, habitGes principa-
cement par des pessonncs de peu de fortu.
ne, en- ont ate ID proie. Files .%Gtaient
toutos en- hois.
Peu apres, 10 feu SO declare, dams une
boulangerie dc Pearl street, etcomsuma
une trentaine de naisons occupies par des
~trlandais. Ces depx incendies ont rebuilt
a la misere Ct jeto sur lie pave dc New
York, environ trois. cen t.lamilles.
a une heure assez ,avanc6e della mutt,
10 tocsiu signala un nonvel incendic i PEN
eoignure DIES rues Maiden Lime ct Mas.
sau, mais les pompiers ssetant nnmediate-
ment transport6 SUI les lieux, parvinrcnt
non sans dificulte D en- arrtter les pro.
gres.
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dams la mutt de morcredi d jeudi der.
nler, 10 cayeau de 10 banque de IUnion,
a Thihodeauxville aete defence ct une SOM
me denHlrons trente mile piastres a etc
enlsvGe. A. Auguste Roger s'est mis- do
suite a Ia noursuite du %voleur, ct on nous
assure quill est parvenu d l'arreter a Ia Nj
Orleans, au moment on il allait monter
dams les chars du rail road on a%loute que
10 yoieur await encore sur hi toute la SOM
mes, ct meme deux mile piastrcs dc plus
qu'on f,arait pense .d'abord.
GQzeNc 1es pI1aaenrs.
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$500 De kEeoMPENsE.

Les ~eitoyens de Baton Rouge ct des cnyi
rol1s ollreut clnq cents piasttes de r%tcompcnse
i toute perHonDe Guf fera decouvrit, OF quI
~lisrera a la Justice fsaeasB.n Oh los agaaaelns
dc Pierre Dahaneeug.
10 ayril, 10
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In don royal--M. Norris de Phladsl
phie await construct, il ny a pas .l5np
temps, II locomotive pour lemperem i.
huss'e. selul-cl, pour ttmoigner au ct'e
bre i%necanicien toute Polarization qu'i
professe pour son hablIete, Went de lui en-
yoyer II hague de 5000 dollars. Aims
dissent les iournaux de PhlIadelphie.
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LA roNIAtSA; pE sepAr-ie Hhda CO
lie breupags den graees, Ainal, mesda'he
upl donte que eeis h'allies vous desaltsfrfl
la f~ontaine. Do NJ. Atgnate, Vo,ls CD VERT
aortir une liaueur llmpide, pttillahte, acldnldl
qui peut.atFa eat preferable all nectar DIES y
whites de l'0lympe, I'm ioli aalon, OF TOT
pres 30 assortment dc gatoaux ct de bonbou
tsut eat partaitement Oh harmonic avee Ia d.
i~iea,ease de Won goats. Aunsi. meedstnsA
noup eaptronn avoir rhenneur do vola y vol
et e'est ~l'attrait que so,,H nous ~offfirez, bio
plus que eelpi aa taftaichissant liqulde, q
noYs eonduira el,es Mr., Bonaifven.
A quelque seeitta que Fen eppartienne, car
OF nSeepter eelle do Ia temperance, on eiss
nouara 10 duux devoir dc 40 rendre dane Il
lieu 90 l'on pourfa veus admirer
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~ III % u,
sannpt, 10 Avaft, 1912.
A~s4FH4,nu do mas nbnpnAs d

ATrrsrioN-~Ceux do nos abennss qui
sivept Join d'ieh eli eai deHirent eonttnnaf lou
Announcement pour rannee proeiainR, voudrai
sat.ila AVER IA bebta de nous 10 iaire eohnsi
Ire, sn nous anyayaht 10 pfis Do lenr nous.
stiption pour l'aaate teoulaef s'ils ne 10 fon1
paa pfefnptemeft. nous leur pfeaentefofa no
ire compile, OF eesHarens d'eyoif ass fappertH
nvee eus. L. ryutams du credit notis d oeea.
sionat do grandes pertes FANNIE d~erhiafe
beaueoup plus gfAndes que eelles quo nuiia
pourriona supporter de nouveaa, Lofsqie nous
achetoas nous no ~proftons pas da aystatns %
credit, nous ne pouyens done 10 suivfo 81
yendalt.
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lie Rousaignf Il l'honnnnr d'inf6rtnnr Les
danes ct 'neaaieur# de Baton Rouge quill II
onvcft un- Source lie SODA dams Ia ehafnbre
~ioienant ron uiagasln do enftiseur, ute porte
dc la deneurs di Juge Teasfer.
10 avril. 10 i. BOSaiRJEN.
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$3.50 DE ~EECOMPENSE.

La c%ompagnie des Ghassebrs de Baton
Rouge donnera la aofnme dc cent cinquante
p~iastres a celui on ecux aui ferout dGcduyra
IL Ineurtrier lie Pierre Dal,ancens,
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SEertoN Tor. II cat dacretf paf ID
Sanat ct Ia Ghambre teH Repftssntana d.
fEtat do IN Iogisiane, r6unts Oh assem-
bI6s gtnorale. Gv'll sera lmpnso ponr
lanhee nil butt cent aunfa Mo deua ri
ellaehtine dos ahneaH snivanteg at l%'iisau'a
ea g1il Oh MI do tutrauaent ofd9hae, une
tase direete ct ionel6fe qii AGRA f6ptttlo
entfe dtvefase pnfois#es do l'Etht de in
!soaIsiane ct laay6e par alles dqnR lee pro.
portions suivantes, eayolr;
Par Ia pafolsse d'0il6abs einguante
h'illo ein1 cont einq1ante piastfa#.
Par ~ pafaisee Jefferson hut milo hut
cents l%iastfes.
Par Ia paroisse Flaquominog seiso cont
%elnanante pinatfea.
Par In p%aroisso st. Bernard seize cent
elh9iahto rlastfes.
Par eatte portion de IA p~arai4se dor.
leans situeo .ar Ia rive dfelt du neuye
cihq cents p~iastrea.
Par Ii parolaso St.Ghafles deux mile
deuS cents pIasttes.
Par Ia pafoissa 5t.Jean l,aptiste dotx
mile cih1 cents pinstres.
Par Ia paroisae St.jaeqaes treis mile
plastfoe.
Par la paroisse Ascension trois mile
p%iaaIrea.
Par la p~aroisse Assumption doug mile
deux cents piastfea.
Par Ia parolsae i.lfourcbe. IntGrieuse deux
mile einq eqnts pias'fes.
Par la ~paroisse 1ortut,enne dogze cents
piastfea.
Par Ia p~afoisse Iberyille doux mile eiun
cont p~lastres.
Par Ia p~arolsse Quest Baton Rouge dcux
mills deux cents piastreH.
far Ia p~arolsse Fointe Couple deux nil.
10 hut cent aolxahto ~piastras.
par la p%aroisse l,st Baton Rouge deux
mile trois cent dix p~instrea.
Par Ia p~aroisse Est Ftlieiana tfo,,4 mile
piaHtres.
Par Ia pafoisse Quest F1liciana troip
mile trois cents p~iastrea.
paE la paroisse St.uelene hut cent
qiatreving piastres.
Par In paroisse Livingston qratre cent
qtafante p~tasires.
Par In p~aroisse Washington cinq cent
einqaante piastres.
Par la paroisss ST.. Tammany hut cent
quatrevingt p~iastres.
Par Ia p~aroisse St.Landfy trois milo
hut cents p~iastres.
Par Ia ~paroisse 81. Martin dcux mile
cinq cents piastres.
Par la paroisse st. Marie trois mile pias.
Par la p~aroisso Lafayette deux mile
Par Ia paroisso Avoyelles denx mile
Par Ia paroisse Rapides qnatre mile pias.
.res.
Par Ia p~nroisse Natchitoches trois mill c
cents piastres.
Par la p~aroisse Onachita quinze cents
Par Ia p~aroisse Cataholla mile p~iastres.
Par la p~aroisse Copcordia mile trois
Par la paroisso Carroll quinze cents pias-
res.
Par la p~oroisse Caldwell cent .cinquante
Par Ia p~aroisse Calcasieu cent piastrs.
Par Ia paroisse Union cent piastres.
Par Ia p~aroisse Madison donze cent dix
ct, apres Respiration de Eand6e
nil hut cent guarantee alatre INCLUSIVE :
nent. Ia take suivantc sera inposee dams
es paroisses ~ci.apfes nominees, SAVIOR:
La parcissc Caddo quinze cents pias-
res.
La p~aroisse Claiborne treize cent Gin
Hante piastres.
la paroisse Madison deux mile pas |
res. ii {
La ~paroissc Caldwell tfois cent tgente Z
La p~aroisse Union trois cents p~iastres.
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les mchibtes dc In Legislature dc tout do.
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ceptent IN grade danu Ia ,uiliee, III %.
folit eonsldeieg CONNIE tolohtairos. CO gal
aeta uhe pre1fe pdditignnolle dc lettf IN.
tf'otisae. Test fort bioD.~~Ge.snt deF
Plauteuys.