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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-06-06
.p,apres nne Ietsre de Washington, lie

I'D 'apres me Iettre de washington, Ie
DeLfa afIr1ne que le Cahinet attend aVee inn
patience des nouvellesde Ia 2epubligtae Gre
nadine, decide qu' i est d obtcair par h force
les reparatioHs qui lai sent refuse zs: les
eourernemenss de France ct d'Ansfeterre
approurent ses intentions. GIANT fUtah,
Il nv pas encore de gonverneur nomme
aepnis ID refus du maj Mcgalloch ct aucun
envoii de troupes ma etc fait mais On orga-
Mise une expedition sous les ordres du gen.
Harney ct sur toate Ia ligne des frontIeres
contre les Indiens des PLANES ct du haut
Missouri.
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Mn lss Edttears da Courier des Opeiomsaa
soyez assez bons pour anuoneer que, eadant aux
sicitafions de mes amia, fai CONSENT me Iasser
porter eofne candiiat Ia place d'Assesseur, a Ia
queile lis mont eln deax fois felecton de noven.
bre proclaim. PIERRE MOUILLE.
0peousas, IL Avrii, 1857.
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~ Nous sommes antorise annoncer que 81 la
Convention Delnoeratique da 60 JUN proclaim
nomme des canddats places de la Paroisse, le
nom de NJ. ANDREW j. THOMPSON sera sounlis CONNIE
cahdidat pour Ia place de Recorder de Paroisse,
23 Mai, 1857.
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Deeed6- En cette Paroisse, dimanehe dernier, 81
Mai, la suite dune douioureuse maladie, u. CHAR
LES BoUReUE, juge de paix Bellevue, age d'envi.
ron SO ans.
EN- cette Paroisse lie ler courant, Nine julie
FUGESTE PRovosr, agee de "a ans, 6pouse de NJ.
Felix Guiberteau
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~Lelection des memdres du Conseil Munich
pal de la Nouvele-Qrieans Ell lieu lundi dernier,
ct, comme on devaat.. sly astendre, les Know No.
things ont eiu TO is eurs eandidats sans oppostioa.
II va dire que 10 ieurn&e etG tranquilIe, puis-
one les Democrates ne Sc sont pas presentes aux
polls POUR voter
Quelques iours axant Felection, les Democrates
ont eu une Convention, don't lie Courier de Ia Low-
siane donne ansi lie compte~rendu
La Convention, cGargee de choisir les candidats
aux places municipalities MA voaIu faire aucune no.
mination ct ellie esprime cette volonts dams lie
preambule eft la resolution suivante
ATTENDt que lie Rarti democratic MA jamais vou-
lu Greer, dams resptit public, dexcitation DANCE
reuse ct inutile nalsest toIlours reste 'ami fdee
de la paix ct du bon ordre Pubics; a touiours pro-
fssse iaobeissance eatiere la Constitution ct aux
lois du pays; ct, attendu que la Ioi, r6cemmeut
votee par Ia Legislature de ces Etat, pour la pro-
lection du drot sacrs de suffrage dams la vile de la
Nou*eiie0reans ne peut pas. scion nous, etre mise
efficaceinent EN- vigEeur, lundi proclaim, a cause
de Ia date trop rGeeBte de va PRONUNCIATION ct at
tendu que 'eertion lielundi proclaim ne touche en-
rien au succes Ou ID defaite d aucun de nos gIo-
rieux principles mais ma trait qua une GU deux
places municipalities en- consequence,
IL EST REsoLu- lue nous croyons inntiie de
faire choix de lcandidats. en- de election
qui doit avoir lieu l0ndi pruchain.
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EE Mons somnes antoFise b annoBcer McHENRY
HUSBAND CONNIE canddat pour Constable du Ter
ACCOMPLISHMENTS de cette Paroisse, coupreuaut les
0pelousas, felection qui aura lien en- Novembre
proclaim. I Is Mai, 1857.
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y Mons sommes autoFis6 announcer que M.
MARTIN PERaAuLT est candidat pour la place de
Constable pour le Ter ACCOMPLISHMENT de la Paroisse
Sc. Landry, i Teecrion de noVenhre proclaim.
Ii AEri, 1857.
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On lit dams un des derniers num6ros du Pieayane
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans
LIE steamboat Fails City est arrive la mutt der
Mere, heures, de ST. Louis. Pluseurs personnes
ayant temoigne lie desr de connaitFe au uste le
temps que bateau mis- fare lie trajet de la Nile
Orleans St. Louis, le de ce mois, nous allons
donner ciunt les diferentes distances ct lie temps
Quill mis- les narcourir.
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g Nous sommes requis de proposet JeHN J.
MoRGAN, ESQ.,, de rAtchafalaya, CONNIE candidat
pour Ia Chambre des Representants de cette Pa
roisse sujet au choix de la Convention DGmoeraoue
qui s'assemblera lie 20 JUN proclaim aux OpeIousas
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Nous sommes autorise aunaneer que L. "
CHAcHERe est eandidat pour la place de sh6Ff de Ia
Paroisse st. Landry, reIecton de Novembre pro-
chain Te5 Ay,il
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En- dedusantle temps quill perdu aux diffarents
atterrssages pour prendre du fret des passagers,
nous tronvons qu fait lie voyage quatre iours
ct demi, cesta-dre lie plus prompt qu'on ait encore
fait
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BELLEvUE-Une assembI6e des Democrates de
Bellevue aura lieu la residence de II. Jean F. Ri.
chard, lie samedi I3 JUN courant, dams lie but de
choisr des d6&gu6s pour representer le dit aFren-
basement a la Convention qui Sc reunira aux 0pe-
Iousas la 90 cufrant MI
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EY" YVES D'ATY, Recorder actue, previent le
pubic quill est candidat pour la meme place, a Pc
lection de Novembre proclaim. T1S Avril
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Nous sommes autorise a announcer que NJ
ALcEsrE RoY esteanddat pour la place de Constable
pour lie Ter ACCOMPLISHMENT de Ia Paroisse ST. Lam
dry, P4lecsioa de Saretnhre pvoet.ain r Is Ayril
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TELEGR APHE soUs-MARtN. LA comragnie
du teIegraphe transatlantique deja etabli
son tarif pour Ia Transmission des messages
dune rive Tautre de p0cGan. LIE prix
sara dune piastre par mot de Londres New
York. Or. CONNIE les journaux de eette der
Micro vile renfsrnIeront probableneut tous
les mathis une deni-colonne de dap6ehes,
soft environ mile mots, lis anroat d payer
s les mrs environ IN miller de piastres
eaE aie telegraphique Get0tal diyi
Ia depense de chacun.de
s vile inaperiale, settlement
II d A4neien blonde. i pres
paT our, on en-
sgraphe elee-
sntion, rsais
suer Pin-
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De plus, pour la deco, ,7Verte de &c que son'
devenus Erastus J. de forest ag sortlr du
Metropolitan hotel john b. Wedder de
Chicago, ct miss Sarah MacCle4 and de brook, 'naa
lyn, le HerlId donne la somme de SIOOo
par chacune de ces trois personues d. d.sparues
Total; $50, ,000-Nous sommes tres Gu
rieux de savoir ce que produira l'apFat oe
pareilles promesses, sur lesquelles nous au-
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H % etc Egg'reGe

Hg q etc gg9eGe
Par Thomas G. Cheney, pres
on sur son habitation, au Bayou
aGAEmGmB Chieot, Paroisse St. Landry, un
Cheval bal pale, age d'environ neuf ans Ce
cheval ayant etc legalement evalue en- la
presence du souzsigne, juge de paix. son pro-
prietaire est requis de venir prouyer sa pro-
priete, payer les fFais ct lemmener
WILLARD 8. CUSHMAN.
Juge de Paiz.
Bayou Chicot, St. Landry, % Mai, 1855.
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% Nous sommes autoFise a annoncer que VILE
EEUyE JoUBERT est candidat pour la place d'Asses-
seur de Pafbsse, a peleetion de Novembre proclaim
2 Mai, 1857.
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FORGE A WASHINGTON.

S-amumnA LIE soussign6, s'dtant GtabI dune
maniere permanente d l'eHcoignure des
rues Washington ct Sittig, d Washing
tou offre ses services aux habitants des
envrons. II confectionne les c6labres Charrues de
Ball. ct les garant de qualit6 excellente reparera les
wagons, eharrettes ct autres vehicles, compris la
garniture des voitures etc. lie tout aux prix les plus
Inodef6s s. MeLANR
Washington, Lne, % Hal, Is57-1a
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LEKyov-NoTHIgGIsuE cHEz yoUs.


lie Patriots tla IS Mai dernier announce avec u1e
satisfaction complasante, Ia nouvelle tres mportase
cue lie Jury de Police Went dabor la place de Coma
inissaire des Chenns ct de Patronillesn ct cornne
le kRow-nothiugisme est efninemment fonde sur IA
raison, (l Journal nous expliqae meme temps,
pouFquoi cere siIecnfe await etc cieae ct pourqu1i
ellie 6te abole.
Nous sonImes ellafme de voir enfin percer du re-
par de ce parti mystafienx, rsyon de lumere, es
de Iouyeir cousIa;er Intention on il est d'ayoir
queque regard pour ce qui est dd public En
1855, agissaht safis sgard droits du peuple &C
en- def de fopinion publiqne, il chefche consolE
der puissaice aisant ct deesant les arrondisr
ments du Jury de Police, dams lie but de Greer uns
naiorite daus ce corps, ct manier sa guise les al
fafes de Ia Pafoisse. II aa reussi en- ceci grace
rapathe du peuple qni est reste upefat de auase
ayec aquelle il agissait, ct depuis Il est teieneHt
habitue cette rnarche, gull seTubIe plus avcir
en- vue que SOU intsrst personnel. Cependant, iofs
que lie peuple semble Sc reyeiller de apathe ct
quill observe comment sont haites ses iaterstss
quand atasse sous le peids des taxes exorbitantss
que Iui impose le Jury de Police, il manifesto des
svuuttmes de m4coateufemant al au'n at snr III
point de r6sisser effn aux empiaten,ente A ca,sa
ne;s,at,ra r,ierouco,i,,,e .a,s "a "a. h.n,r.tIs
corps atfecte uue a,na,ite re,paronahl. .nver. Il
neupIe ct s vois a;asi force do co,har i. ts,a .ops
ia temp6te qni sc prepare.
Ia maiorit6 knew-nothing du Jury "a Police iouis
d'une r6putation ou nest sans outa eari4a II ,er.
sonne. n lie pouvoir, es ii eli 4 largepeut us6 al
frtmer 1t aboli des al4ollisssments scion QUE cea
faynrisa;t ses fntefts. ii creg de4 e,,,,o;a st as /
.,o. o,.,d II Is ii co,va,.ent nl,,s. !. ,n,,,aI
.,,, .,,;l a,,,, ,,,,,t. 1. IL /.
..6. .;-..n. a..,;, ~. /. a;.,,,. .,,,,,.;
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- Nous sommes autorise a annoncer M f.
COURTNEY CONNIE candidat pour representer la Pa
roisse ST. Landry Legislature, sujes La decision
de la Convention Democtatique. F4 ayr1
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AVIS AUX BOULANGERS.


- LIE soussign6 ofre vendre uns
l::::E magnifque propriete situee dams
Issssg lie village du Pout Breau, mesurans
quatre arpents ct demi de super
tlcle, avec maison, cuisine, ct les barri9res
qul s'y trouvent.-Prix Mile piastres comp
tant, ou douze cents piastres un ct deux
ans de terme. J. J. HARDY.
Pont Breau, 6 JUN, 1857.-27 If
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AssEMBIEE DENOCRATIoUE.

A une assemblies d6mocratique, tenue chez NJ.
Joseph E. Daigie, dams lie Tne reimbursement de la
Parosse Sc. Landry: be samedi % Mai, 1857, dams
le but de nomn,er das delegnes la Convention De-
mocratique qui Sc sunira aux Gpelousas lie 90 Juin
1867.
Sur motion, NJ. Joseph Z. Daigle est appele au
fanteuL assiste de NJ. Louis nj. Leger, CONNIE vice
President ct de Wpl! G. Knox, CONNIE secretaire.
lie but de rasseubE6e ayant ete expliqu6, les mes
seurs don't les noms suivent sons choisis CONNIE de-
legues du die reimbursement Ia dte Convention ::
e. D. Daigle- Lufroy Fontenot.
Onezime j. Bnudreau. Martin Daigle.
Ettenne Daigie ils. Prosper Martin psre.
VIM. Elkins. Joseph Latiolais.
Joseph Landry. Noel Olivier pere.
Charles B. Smith VIM. g. Kuox.
Sur motion lie Cossrrier 6es OpeLoassas est requis
de puher les procedures ci-dessus en- franeais ct
angais. JOSEPH E. DA- GLE, President.
LOUIS II. LE6ER, vice-Pr6sident
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nos AGENTS.
@ 4 9 I'D 9So

MN. les Editeurs ds Courier des 0pelouaas
MEssIEURs,-Veuez annoncer B. r. CAN'T COM
me canddat pour la place de Senateur d'Etat, fe-
lection de Novembre proclaim pour representer les
Paroisses ST. Landry Cacasieu ct Lafayette, suiet
la confirmation de la Convention Democratique des
dtes parosses, qui aura lieu en- JUN prochan, aux
Opeousas. N0MBRE DE V0TANS
. Mai, 1857.
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LIE SPIRITrALlsTk Nous avonsdGjae en- occasisns
de n1entioaner r9fsblisAenleuf, Id Eeavelle- Or
leans, de cptte publication mensaelie- Il 5nse
nun6ro Went he nous paFveair On cette saoetrins
noavella 1T Vi peu aeerpfse est d6velopp6e avsrs
uae iorce et me conyisfion qni asailrent pfasaaa
uafriofnphe eosnplet. 81 nous ne nnus froanpona,
VI Baftlefs eastear, et ie Psopagafeas Cakk0-
hqae sonf engager une oss,ique qui pfonist atfs
tres iaiefessants ct iaStxuesive
Nous recevons lei abennGa ali
prlx esE da . Z par asl.
81 nos habitan M s
dabat slea tr.s sl. sssS
prasqaa Es 81
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On lit dams le Courier des Etats- Unis.

On lit dams le Courier des Etats- Unas :,
REVELATIONS Misses PRIx lie Herald
s'est pique d'enulation en- voyant l'initiative
prise par lie Times qui oHre $4,000 de recon-
pense pour la decoIverte du meurtrier du DR.
Burdell Dams l'elan de sa rivalite, il offre
la meme somme dams lie meme but,-mais il
y ajoute:
$1,000 pour Ia decouverte ct la condam-
nation de lassassin ou des assassins de Mary
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AVIS a. PURETc.

Ope1ousas, 80 Mai, 1857.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-17

The .Democrasr don't like the resolu.
ions passed At the Republican meeting Of
last Tuesday. This win be sorowful news
for those Republicans who participated in
that meeting, 40 il has Of course great
object vith them to please the Democrat.
Certainly after the Democrats protestation
Of being opposed TO the extension Of slave
~ into Kansss &C., and its denial Of the
Democratic party being Pro-Slsvery-
party. this meeting might well suppose
several Of these resolutions would just sui;
the Dsns~ss. and that accompanied by 50
much good against pro-slsyery when it could
even swallow the resolution against the
Pierce administration. But We fear 90 far
- pleasing the Dessovss 10 concerned, the
meeting made one serious omission. 1t
adopted no resolutions declaring that Con-
sress, If il had the power, should abolish
slavery in every state of the Union. This
10 just precisely whs; the Democrat few
weeks ago stated, Congress w1Gl2 do II il
had shs power, OF course meaning Demo
crstic Congress for which alone it had the
right TO speak. The meeting could not ac-
eonmodaie cur venerable nsighbor thus
for. and pss&afs this accounts for little ..
his disgpsG Rsshsf than have him 30 nsu.
seated aas3Aer tins, We shall properly in.
sist upon the neEf Republican meeting
psying dpe respect TO our aneisn, neighbor
feslings, by putting in their resolutions
enc Of dark enough abolition dye TO catch
his approval.
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Tbs Constitutional Convention.

The City Council adopted resolution al
its meeting las. Wednesday evening, offer
ing the Inequalities Of the city to the mem
bers Of the Constitutional Convention in
case they conclude to hold their conyoca.
ton ia some other place than Iowa City.
It is anticipated there will be considerable
difficulty in obtaining quarters at the CAPT
tai. and good room suitable for the meet
inzs Of the Convention. In case change
becomes necessary, they will doubtless find
Davenport the most convenient as well as
most accessible point By reading the re
solutions below passed by the City Council,
they will discover that our City Council,
in behalf Of the citizens of Davenport.
have extended them e warm invitation to
hold their Convention here. We assure
them they will be we'll treated, and can
have q happy time generally, If they
don't, it will be their own fault
Resolved, That the Mayor is authorized
and requested to tender the hospitality OF
the city Of Davenport to the Constitutional
Convention which Is to assemble al Iowa
City on the 80 Monday of January, 1857
Provided said Congeniion shall think proper
10 adjourn from that to this city during the
session Of said Convention,
Received, That in the event Of said sd-
jOurnmentt the Mayor is also authorized and
requested to furnish a suitable room in
which to hold said Convention.
Resolved, That the Mayor Is hereby re-
quested to make known to The members If
said Convention when assembled AZ Iowa
City the foregoing action Of the City Cour-
ell through II. g. Barner, Esq, our repre-
sentative from this city: which were adopt
"a
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COII.EGE STyTDIES

IL =. suLl0T, A. NJ, native of Paris, France, q
= 0rAdusts 4 the Vniyersity OF kdinburg, scot.
and, an expesle~ced aeaahsr beth = England nd
raj institations In this country, aSd INV 0kO.
sr.du..o Of Is Gnlrs s 81 rsnn.yIss Ra :,
rhtisse,pla I'D during ten yesrs prasucal tesch:
hoy are Prs)5rsd 10 1--WE iin,ssS nam6s d
young gentlemen, whom they will Instruct ~
their option IN sny Of the following studies, viz =
m mae h sad GLsek Latin spanish French Ger
.nas Ahu Engbsh Languages, the Mental, Moral una
Seyslcsi Scisness, ine!uding theEoseh cosEes 81
Msthemacs IRON Arithmetic TO the r6Icul ,sB ike.
Wise this course applied 70 The rts VI Survsytss,
a,nfsnesrias, &C, and tho Aschantcaland CONNER,
p Wswiil bsstos sspscisi stssnuon upon those wss
Nish 70 enter college, and guarantee their admission
INTO tho class they may strive 70 eatsI.
number Of pupils Will not exceed tWssty.Ers, and
no person will be recsi cd unless his age and ac-
4aifements permit Of his being conveniently class
Oh with other pupils. t
Studying the same branch, 50 that the teachers time
may De employed to the greatest advantage.
rIem superior method Of sisssides ton, strict
MseipiInu, thorough mental training and the iActts
10 teaching acquired by any years' expensnce, we
ttust 10 ake this Institute worthy Of the liberal
patronage OF this community.
Al mo number OF scholars Is limited, those deet
ring 70 send pupils or themselves enter students
should make early application 1t the Colltgsieiu'
saIute, III NJ, above BRADY.
Trms are eresedisgiy liberal, which will entitlo
70 in'srasuon du1isg ihs day and evening.
Tho Right Rev. bishop H ", Lee, D. D.
Rev. Alfred Loaderback, Rev. u. r. Msgoan,
Rev. - Baslion, Rev. Il. Miles,
Gen. Geo. h sargent, kbereEer Cook, ESQ.
Dr. Geo. w. Carter, pr. Meyers,
DR.. w. NJ. Line, W. s. Collins, Esq. !.
W. W. Woodward ESQ. Alfred Sanders, Esq.
apit G.s. O. Dow, kaq.
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eIatutaonAi GonVenLon,
The Legislature Of Minnesota met at St.
Paul on the 7th inst The Council was per-
msnently organized By The selection Of Hon.
Jonn B. Brisbin, Of 81. Paul, as the pre-
siding officer Chas. II. Nix, Of Blue Earth
County, was chosen Assistan, Clerk Jos.
w. Bracket Of Fillmore County. Enrolling
Clerk; John M, Lamb, Of St. Paul, Ser
gesnt-at-Arms, and Rev. John Psncaa,
Chaplain. A permanent Secretary was not
chosen. bu, w CglyelI, Jr., Of Gopdhue
County, wac elected Secretary pro TEN.
Mr.. Brisbn, on taking the chair, took 9c-
casion to refer to the deeease Of Hon. d. u.
Hansen, Of Hennepin county, ia an elo.
quent and feeling manner.
The House merely met and qualified, aud
adjourned over till the next day.
The Council Is claimed BY the Democrats,
while the House IL set down for the Repub-
Leans. The Council is composed Of the
same persons as last year, with the excep-
ton Of Messrs. Wales, Hasset, and Hum
phrey, who have b sen elected to fill vacau.
eies.
This business Of chief importance to the
people of the Territory TO come before the
Legislature for consideration, viii be the
calling OF Convention ~ form Sta
Constitution and properly district the future
State. The Senate Committee Oh Terrific
ries are said 10 have agreed upon bill for
its Organization, al we have olready stated,
and il will probably be reported and acted
upon In season TO allow VI the necessary
action Of the Minnesota Leg
islstufs at its present session. Thus the
whole business of transforming the Territp-
" into State may be effected before the
u Congress On the 4th Of
March next
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The Democrat and a correspondence the
News make 9 very good suggestion relative
to establishing a Board Of Trade in this
city. Davenport Is now large enough and
her commercial interests Of su&cient in
portancs, 10 render il necessary to take
some initistofy steps for the protection ard
expanding Of these interests, Is well a. the
sselhs1ising, il we may 80 call it, Of her
rapidly increasing trade. While such Boards
are indispensable in the large commercial
cities, they are beneficial to smaller places
and once properly established, illustrate
their benefits not only among the business
men Of whom they are composed, and 10 the
important interests which they represent,
but TO the different individuals and commu
pitiss abroad who have business connee.
lions with these persons Boards Of Trade
protect the buyer as well az The seller; they
regulate business by strict commercial
standard, and make the best approved Gus
tom, the lssos ef business community; they
reduce traffic and trade TO system, the rules
of which are known and respected BY seller
and buyer; they secure concentration Of ac-
ton and power among business men, both in
expanding trade and protecting III they s,s
tematiss the results Of commercial oPers-
tons, 90 that snnusl statistics may be OBJ
ssinsd Of the years business in all lite vsri-
ous channels, which in this city cannot be
sscsrtained with any degree Of exactness
under the present condition Of ihingr; and
heir benefits are not alone confined TO those
directly interested - mer chants, but are fe 1t
- the whole community 10 which they are
Eouaded. Combinations, however, among
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