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Rap We have an interesting letter in our
possession, from Hugh Grant, Esq, Civil En-
gneer of the Second Swamp Land District, re-
lative to Lac Bteuf. We shall give some ex-
tracts in our next.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26

Resy1 Our talented Senator, j. P. Benjamin,
and Representative in Congress, I. G. Hunt,
have arrived at their homes in New Orleans.
May they enjoy many years of prosperity and
usefulness
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26

Senate, passed bill appropriating $4,000 to be
held in trust for the widow and children Of Bat
chelder, the public officer who was killed in the
recent Boston riots, while assisting the United
States Marshal to execute . law Of the United
States, under which was claimed the return Of
a fugitive slave.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26

ANOTHER WIFE MURpER.-A ma named Rod
den poisoned his wife in Philadelphia, on the
4th inst. The victim lived long enough to de-
clare the fact to magistrate. The wretch had
engaged to marry another female.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26

New FLouR-Last Monday morning the first
importation of this years -four arrived here,
from New Orleans. The price was also toler-
ably fresh.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26

1@ A French author says, When l lost
my wife, every family in the town offered me
another; but when I lost my horse, no one Of
fered to make him good.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26

Capitoian Wis, and friend Winfree is again
going it alone. Louisiana can boast of very few
such spirited and we'll conducted papers as the
Visa Wis. Phil is the Prentice of the Louisiana
country press, and is bound to prosper.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26

CHoLERA.-It is estimated that since the APP
pearance Of the cholera at Jessore, in British
India, in 1917, not less than eighteen millions
Of the human family have fallen victims to it
about fifteen or sixteen millions Of whom have
died in India and other parts of Asia, and the
remainder in Europe and America.
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THIBOD AU X:
SATURDAY. AUGUST &c, 1854.

RsP Bennett & Galabert are in receipt of
another invoice of French novels.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26

Da@ Messrs e. J. Hart & Co., whose es-
tablishment was destroyed by the recent fire
in New Orleans, have again re-established in
business at No. 1O7 Tchoupitoulas street, where
they are now prepared to fill all orders that
may be directed to them. They continue to
deal as heretofore, in Drugs, Medicines, and
Chemicals, and Dye Stuff; Groceries, Cigars
Tobacco, etc, etc.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26

re- The construction of a bridge across the
Lafourche at Donaldsonville, we learn by the
"Coast Journal has been commenced.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26

Hg~ The favorite steamer, the Mary Foley,
has been purchased by Messrs. Troudreau, Hut
gularly from their steam-brick factory, on the
northern limits of Baton Rouge to New Orleans.
Her. owners have made large contracts for bricks
in New Orleans
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26

J. J. GARDNER.-This gentleman, who has
been spending the last two months on the Gulf
Coast for the benefit Of his health, we are more
than pleased to say, has returned much improved
in health and appearance. He has requested
us to say to his patrons that he will reopen his
school on Monday, the 4th prox.
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PASSAGE FROM New ORLEANS TO TExAs.-The
New Orleans and Berwick Bay Company, in
negotiating with line Of steamers to run from
the Bay to Galveston, intend, we understand, to
fix the rate of passage from New Orleans to
Galveston at ten dollars. To obtain this re-
duction, they will carry to Berwick Bay free of
charge, all the supplies of the steamers, in
Guiding coal. A passage over the eighty-fYe
miles Of railroad will be put at three dollars,
while the rest of the distance to Galveston will
be charged by the steamers at the rate of seven
dollars Through tickets from New Orleans to
Galveston or Indanola will be sold by the rail-
road, and the fare to the latter will be put at
fifteen dollars. Harris s. Morgan, we under
stand, are willing to make this connection, and
also Vanderbilt of New York. We are anxious
to see the new change The day is soon at
hand, we believe, when we shall have several
lines to New Orleans and Mobile, and ample
business for all to make fortunes
dustin (7er1s) State Gazette, 18th ult.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26

"a The cradle is the ballot-box for woman
IN which she should deposit her voter, but not
votes. This will make Warwick of every
mother Of EN-. e
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26

True prayer is not human, but
CELESTIAL gift the fruit Of the Holy Spirit pray
ing IN Us and With us.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26

New VESSEL OF WAR.-A new sloop- war,
called the Constellation, was launched at Ports
mouth, Va, on the 18th inst. This vessel,
in strength and capacity, is scarcely equaled in
ournavy by any vessel below first-class frigate.
Her whole length is POI feet 6 inches, and her
extreme beam AZ feet 2 inches. On her gun
deck she has twenty -four ports, but will only
mount twenty guns, sixteen Of IS Founders, and
four long 80 Founders. On her spardeck, for
ward and aft, she will mount two 10 shell guns
on pivots, carrying ball weighing 100 pounds.
Her spars will be about the same as second
class frigate, her mainyard being ninety feet in
length.
We wish we could chronicle the launching of
a couple of dozen frst-class war ships. Our
country sadly needs them. In point of strength
our present navy is utterly contemplate. 1t
isn't even a decent apology for a navy. We
may be able to give Greytown ''fits," but we
would catch Gifts" if we attacked a place of
any strength. -..-
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26

nF It is estimated that no less than 10, 900
people,, IRE now moving towards the territory of
Kansas
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AN AMERICAN DELEGATE TO AN ENGLISH
ABOLITION CoNvENTIoN.-The London Adyer-
tiser says that the Abolition Convention to he
holden at Manchester, England, on the first of
August will receive an additional interest in
the presence of the Hon. John Van Buren,. a
prominent American politician, and son of Mar
tin Van Buren,, ex-President of the United States
and farther remarks -" MIR. Van Buren, visits
this country England to be present at the
forthcoming Anti-slayery Convention, and to
advise with his fellow workers in the noble
cause of negro emancipation in the United States.
and with which his father, as well as himself.
has, for several years, been identified What
will the Administration Democrats of New
York, Of whom Mr.. Van Buren, is leader. saw
to this ?-E1change. -
Why, they will say its call right" as
matter Of course John Van Buren, has an i'm
prescriptable right to attend what conventions
he pleases, to change when he pleases, and to
do as he pleases. As for the Democrats of
New York it would puzzle Philadelphia law
yer p tell who they are, and what they are, and
where they are, just now. They are SO mixed
up that their own mothers do not know them.
az O. Bulletin.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26
A Country Home

Ey 4 FARMrE's DAUGHTER
Oh give home in the country wide
And seat by the farmers wood fresile
Where the IRE ba us bright,
On fro ty night,
Where the jest, and the song and laugh are fr
Oh the farmers home is the home for me
Oh give me home in the country wide
When the earth GENES ont; as bGsliiug bride
With her buds and flowers
In the bright spring flowers;
Her bridal song ringing, from the fresh laavs3 ,
And melody iioats Oh the perfullet breeze '
In summer, a seat in a staty nook
And close by the side Of a cooling brook
Where the violet grows,
Or the pale swamp rose,
Painting ana SICK meath the suns scorcbir, h
Dips her fair petals IN the cooling str, am '
Oh give me home in the country wide
In the COLLEEN days f the farlne 5 pride
" hell his barns are fied
From the fields he's TILED
md he feels tn his yearly task is done
Smiling II winter he bctkuus him on
Died,-ln this place ON Thursday 49,.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26

STILL THEY CoME.-Since our last we notice
the arrival Of our townsmen " Richard, from
New York, and John James, from Philadelphia.
Many Of our citizens who have been sojourning
at the " Islands" have also returned !; among
the number the "Junior F. Anderson)
and sister, Miss Mathilde Anderson, A. B. Raglan
family and servant, Jno. c. Raglan, ]. ]. Gardner,
p H. Gary, R. P. Smith, Philip de Lepoly, v.
Samoan, and others whose names do not now
recur to us.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26

A BIG BILL.-It is said that the probable
amount Of the bill about to be sent to Washing
ton for payment, for the glorious bombardment
OF Greytown, which has reflected imperishable
honor on the American flag, viii BE over two
million Of dollars. Hurrah for Uncle Sam, who
cares for expenses Bravo for Pierce.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26

CHEAP GooDs.-S. I. Daunis & Brothers,
daily expecting the arrival Of their fall and
winter supplies, are DESTROYS of reducing their
remaining stock of summer goods; and are
disposed to offer them at greatly reduced prices.
All who are in want of goods at great bargains
should not fail to give them a call.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26

S0ccessaon Of Ffdncofs Ndz,o0a and community mB
lk10eIline Du3,on.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fiih Dis.
~ trict Court--parish of Terreboune
Whereas, JEAN B. BOUDREAUX, of said parish has
filed his application with the Clerk of the above Court be
appointed Administrator of said Estate:
Therefore all persons hereby warned and notified
file their objections, if any they have the said application
with the Clerk Of said Court his office in the Of
Houma in ten days after the first publication hereof the
said application will be confirmed in due Of law.
- Witness my hand and the seal ofsad Court, this
BIS f22d day of August, thousand eight hundred
t-- and ffty-four f36-2tt JAYCoCK, Clerk.
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generally accepted work reaches US regularly,
and we are glad to see it, although we have no
use whatever for such documents. But for
those whose dealings oblige them to take bank
notes, this is just the thing to inform them
whether they are taking good or spurious money.
Subscribe for the g Minerva" and then for
"Dye's Bank Note Plate Delineator," and pay
for both in adpance. There is also published,
in connection with the above named work, the
"Bank Mirror" Book of Plates" and
sCoin Chart Manual" all for the sum of two
dollars a year-45 Third street, Cincinnati.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26
PRINCE ALBERr.-Somebody in London has
perpetrated the following scanda1ous paragraph
ahnuf Prince Albert

81 can, however. give you little anecdote
Of her Majesty that Is authentic. Prince Albert
was lately out for q days visit to Cambridge,
with instructions that he must return by ten at
night. When there the professors became SO
prosy in their addresses that, being promised an
entertainment by the municipality too, he tele-
graphed for permission to remain until twelve.
The reply quickly came from Victoria that, as
punishment for this conjugal disobedience, he
must return by eight; and at this early hour
the poor Prince was obliged to trudge into
Buckingham palace, to escape the suspicion and
consequence ofmartial disobedience.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26
NOTICE.

Pursuant to proclamation of the Hon T. 1nus.
danx President Of the Police Jury of the PARISH o.
Donna, Elections viii be held in the I'd and sth Ponce s
ards Of said Parish, THURSDAY the sss uay ,s ~
AUGUST, 1854 for the purpose of elecng Member @ .n
Police Jury in each of said Wards, whose term Of se
shall begin on the First Monday # September, 1854
The Election Precincts as follows to-wit: NJ.
I'd Ward-At the School House; J. G. Potts. Augusta ~
gendre, and E. Gautreau, Commissioners. ,..h,,io
Sth Ward-At the House of Gabriel DeBGuf; iMa'nu.
Dupre, Eugene Fields and +. Seven, Commissioner
Returns Of Elections to be forwarded to the unde
[35-tedl z GAGNE Clerk Police Jufy.4
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VIRTUE.-Virtue is the brightest ornament of
youth. As, on the one hand, religion never APP
pears more lovely and engaging than when it
dwells on the lips and is exhibited in the lives
of young people; SO, on the other hand, young
persons never appear so amiable, and deserve
so much esteem and confidence, as when they
are religious; when they walk in the paths Of
virtue, honesty, sobriety, and integrity Always
interesting in ITSELF youth is rendered doubly so
when associated with the graces and tempers of
the gospel. A young man or young woman,
destitute of religion, may be very estinlably and
worthy on account of the amiableness of their
dispositions and the propriety of their deport-
ment. But where the spirit and the graces of
Christianity are added it is like adding life and
motion to a state which we have admired for its
and decoration. But young per-
son of elegant form and engaging manners, who
lives IN prof1igacy, impurity, and blasphemy,
deserves to be compared to finished statue,
streaming forth corruption and poisoning the
atmosphere with contagion and death.
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Succession de Franeois aIbFour, ct co1aRaNnaUle a
JLy1e}Iiue D,lh0n

lNddelttlne Utttoh. -.
EfTAT DE La LOUlSlANE.-Cour
- du Cinquieme District-Parosse de Terrebonne
ArTENDU: Que J. B. BOUDREAUX, de la dite parosse
&c jour fa application Greer de la dite Cour pour
etre nomme Administrator de la dite Succession.
En- consequence tones personnes q pour aient avor e
objections la dite demande par les presenes notifies
de les deduire Greer de la ute Cour bureau dams
la vile de ouma, dams les dix jours qui suivront pre-
mlere publication de Get avis, simon lie dit demane
corde e. confrme scion la loi.
Teaoin ma main ct lie sceau de la de Cour,@
FES9 % Aont, mil-hnit cent cinquante quare.
~ 36-2t j. AYCOCK Greffer
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ys0ts;
Cross, tous deue decedtes.
ETAT DE LA LOUIStANE.-Cour
~ du Cinquieme District, Paroisse de Lafourche
Par Pauthorte de William A. Shaffer, Administrator ae
La susdite Succession il oert vente public par ha
thurn Bourg Sheriff. dumen commissioner ct quahhe dans
pour la paroisse de Lafourche la Maison de Cou en
vile de Thhodaux MARDI lie 26me jour du mois de alf
TEMPER, 1854, q 10 heures A. NJ.
Lescave TOM, age d'environ trente-cinq ans.
TERMEs DE La VEETE.-COMPTANT.
Aout 20, 1854 Ia6-tdsl N. BoURG, Sheriff
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BATON RoUGE.-Now that the State Capitol
grounds, at Baton Rouge, are to be enclosed
with a beautiful iron fence, and adorned with
gravel walks and shade trees, we fully concur
in opinion with our contemporary George" of
the Comet, that Lafayette street.-the Broadway
of Baton Rouge, should be opened. 1t would
add greatly to the appearance of the city and at
the same time enhance the value of property in
that particular locality. The reflections of our
contemporary are not without sound sense, and
should be seriously considered by the board Of
selectsmen and property holders.
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Sumner Iotonsend Executor as Heis and Creditors
Ebenaze3. Iufhrnn

Ebenezer Ldthrop.
STATE OF LOliSlANA-Fiih Dis.
~ trict Court, Parish of I.afourche.
WHEREAS, SUMNER TOWNSEND, of said Parish. Ex
ecuor of said Estate, has filed final account of his Admir-
straton with the Clerk of said Court praying that it NAV
be homologated.
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified 10
file their objections if any they have the said account
with the Clerk Of said Court his office in the town of
ThbodauS, in thirty days after the first publication hereof
or the said account will b. confined in due course law
- Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this
LIS. S26th day of August thousand eight hundred
= and ffty-four. I36-5tl L. S, ALLAN, Clerk
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NOTICE D'ELECT1ON-

Commencement proclamation de Pfion n W
c. TIL bodanx, President Ju Jur de Police de 70 as
Terrebonnes, DIES Elections dams hes ze r
Advertisements du Jnri de Police de ladite ps
lie 81 AOuT, 1854, pour elire Membre du Juf =.
dams chacuns desdits ACCOMPLISHMENTS, lesques So
commencera lie Ter Lundi de Septemhre, 1s5L
Les lieux de tenr les elections sont CONNIE SUM- pa
I'd Arrondissemeut-A la Maison dEcole, ). u 1
Arguste 1egendre, ct e. Gautreau Commssaires puf.
SINE Arrondissements-A la Mai on de Gabriel Lspau
Mathnrn Dupre, Eugene Fields, ct F. SEWN, tomml''"n
Les retours d'Elections seront rems au sonssigne
f35-tedl f. GAGNE Grefier iu Jun de fol. e-
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Died,-ln this place on Thursday eve,.:-.--.
last the 18th inst, FANNY, infant daughter Of tr.
and DR. j. @ A. Holt, of New Orleans, aged ion un.
and eighteen days.
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Low Water Accora,nos aatinns

THE light dralght fast run fa4taas@A
l. ming steamer MARY JANE, RICHARD 10 II49tY isETS
CONSTANTINE, master, will ply regular =FFssssss
tr-weekly packet between ThbedauN aud DonaIdsonye
during the entire low water season. leaving hbodaux epey
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. at O'clock A. NJ and
Donalscnvle every Wednesday, Friday and sunday, at
O'Clock, 4. NJ. For passage only apply to the
Aug. rs, 1874. CAPTAIN ON BOARD
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No" WATER rAcKsr.-The travelling public
VIM Dc Delighted to learn hat Capt. Richard
Constantine has chartered the steamer Mary
Jane to ply as regular packet betvaen This
port and Donaldsonyille during the entire law
water season. The Mary Jane is Of very l;.h.
draught and will continue her trips during tie
entire season, if patronized. She will make the
run from port to port in about seven hours, and
thereby afford the travelling public safe, ex-
peditious IS well as acheap mode Of conyeyance.
Capt. Dick should be patronized.
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summer I0tfnseh0, EGecuenr as. HeFieyS et cream
ciers de Eaepegef Ltrthfop.
ETAT DE LA LUtIStANE.-Cou

ETAT DE Ia LUUIST NE.-COur
~ du Cinquieme District, Parosse de Lafourche
ATTENDU: Que SUMNER TOWNSEND de la dite paroisse
Execuenr de la dite Succession, jour lepose
Greifier de la de Cour compile final de son Adminra
ton, demandant qu'il soft ppiouve
En- consequence toes les personnes q poraient avor
des objections In dite deande par les presentes
tiees de les dedure Greier de de Cour bureau
dams Ia vile de Thbodaux dams les trente ours m suvront
la premiere publication de Get avis simon Ia dlse application
sera accorde ct confirane scion la lo.
(--) Temoin ma main ct lie sceau de In dite Cour, ee
( LIS. S26 Aout, mil hut cent cinquante-qu
(--l 1851 l.. s. ALLAN, Grenier
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Of Anasttsia Bourgeois rite Of Bejaaia
Cross both deceased.

STATE or LOTTSIANA-Fifth Dis.
~ trict Court, Parish of Lafonrche
By authority of William A. Shaffer, Administrator Of the
above named Succession, there will be offered at public
auction by Mathurin Bourg Sheriff, duly commissioned in
and for the parish of Laourche at the Court House. IN Tue
town OF Thibodaux TUESDAY, the 18th day Of the msn
OF SEPTEMBER, 1851, and 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The negro man TOM, aged about thrty-fye years.
TERMS OF SALE.-CASH.
August IS, 1854. [36-tds] NJ. BoURG, Sheriff.
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FASHIONABLE DRUNKENNEss.-A beautiful
and accomplished lady, who has recently re-
turned from three years. sojourn in Europe,
in expressing her disgust the other evening at
the fashionable habit among our Fifth Avenoodles
Of getting ga little tight" at parties, remarked
that such violations of decency were not toler-
ated in the upper circles of European society.
To appear tipsy in the presence of ladies is
there regarded as an objectionable offence and
she mentioned the case of certain elegant and
dashing young nobleman, who was banished
from the drawing-rooms of Brussels for having
been intoxicated at an evening party. But it is
very different here in New York. Nobody
thinks Of cutting young Bibo who got SO
drunk the other evening at Madame
Mache's fancy ball in the Fifth Avenue, that
the servants were obliged to put him to bed
where he lay Sin swinish sleep " until 8 o'clock
the next day. The hostess, we understand,
even plumes herself upon the fact, as an illus
tration of the free and easy manner in which
her guests make themselves at home'' in her
house.-N 7. Mirror
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ttDAT IsH ALL RIGHr."-A German shoe
maker, who was from home on the day Of the
fire, on returning the next day, says the New
ark IN. - Advertiser, procured a long ladder,
and assembled to the top Of the chimney, which
was tottering and ready to fall. While the
crowd was looking on with amazement, he drew
from q crevice in the chimney, an old dinner
pau, which contained over $500 in silver and
e ~ on descending, he exclaimed, Dat ish
all right" and left.
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bW@ We regret to learn from communica-
ton in the Mobile Register of the 10th inst,
that the owners of the steamships Black War
rior and Cahawba, after the present trip of the
latter, will be reluctantly compelled to with
draw them from their present service.
The Registers correspondent in speaking of
the causes which lead to this calamitous measure
for Mobile, says they (the owners) have made
a faithful trial of the capabilities of Mobile to
sustain line of steamers, and have failed to
succeed in their attempt; not because of want
of business, but because of the Instructions in
the bay and harbor, rendering it impossible for
their ships to approach the wharf. except on
few occasions when high rivers and strong
southerly winds made the water unusually high;
and because the ruinous expenses attendant
upon the management of the vessels below the
bar, swallowed up so much money as to pre-
clude the possibility Of rendering the line pro-
ftable."
This will be a great blow to our prosperous
sister, and no doubt cause her citizens to APP
preciate fully the contracted policy of the pre-
sent Administration in vetoing the River and
Harbor Bill.-N O. Crescent.
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Mayoalty OF ThibotauN, August 26, 1854.
NOTICE TO BAKERS. The price &c
Fresh Flour being IS 90, in the New Orleans Market
Bakers REQUIRED to give % bread for ten cents
during next week. Y. d. TERREBONNE Mayor