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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27
THE SUPERIOR TINES.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1872.

STILL they come.
STRANGERS on the streets.
AND crowdiag the hotels
TEAMS lively, ana people stirring
ADVERTISEMENTS beginning to crowd upon us.
MOVING to Superior is now the talk in some locali-
ties
A LADY physician of Duluth is obtaining quite
practice in Superior
COLD weather during or two days of the past
week with sharp west winds.
We invite manufacturers here from all quarters.
Now is the best time to secure paying foothold in
the Northwest
KA-nAsn-Eo-DA WAY Head Chief OF Bots Forte Chip
peways Of Vermilion Lake is in the city doiog some
shopping at Roys, the Head Centre"
some castiga.ion seems to have been found neccssa
~ in the schools this week. We regret the fact and
necessity, and hope to hear Of no more.
The TINES is paper that is read carefully, and will
soon circulate very widely. Legitimate advertise
ments desired from Wisconsin, Minnesota, and else
wacre
4 NOTICE Of the concert on the 10th inst, by the
Duluth Conet Band crowded out last week. The
Band had good audience, and according to the opin-
ion Of all, made music creditabe to themselves, and
their training We wish them success.
Trr Teachers, monthly noetino was held today in
the commodions and welI-apponted new School house
in Dist No. ,. Uppertown). School Superintendent
|. W. Gates conducts the exercises. Our citizens
should encourage these meetings and the cause of edu
cation by ther presence.
Nh, Dp,nrr ,nso, T,o1co n, &c r1to, w
too, tb;s wool. 1ot+r,r ootraots g.,
r+tt:t,.c -, e.. H., Ill Ill :,
~ .,.s. urS..1..-.--5
.5 -.,..-
1s,. :, 3.a.+
IN s., oI,1 tboro ! - 10 now, ono no Ioa1
,i r.,..r r.,1I ~,
,..-:l.- ..oor...it;.n -. ~
tlan
ohN o't"aiidoe' T. ""SlIOu'n Ihc nc" oo'eiioI
OF Wisconsin, Is the rlSht man. III the rSht place, at
'e li7'1 TINE Ina0 MS hFS' olcal act was Fe'o'
sio"s GOVERNOR 'ss'.'OS ""Lciiiul'SS ana nerve
= 4 So i'''N = '''' ''''' - 0iii VII 6e' Tue
signature q " compliment. Anu every
interest Y ~ site VII y iooAeu IeT' anu promptly
= W"
,1'9 = F'S' '-' '''''o '"0
-'''''i M -e'9 u
Wv ~ "i' '.'' 'o'''
a u 'le % oio'A anu 1'N' superior lana grant Is
'5''' 'po"
RAILROAD WoRK-ln fulfilling our promise of last
week u relation to the progress on our railroad from
Superior City to the Northern Pacific Junction, the
following VIII prove interesting to our friends in and
outside OF the city On sections 3 and Mclean and
Munroe are busy at work with force clearing &c,
intending to grade at once On sections and Hart
and johnson are the contractors now erecting their
buildings Tor storage ana boarding houses, On secuon
o"eo Johnson : already on the GROUND Win good
loFce' hilNIh8 tue WOODS echo Win ms oWede men,
vt section IL Aessrs. PIERCE and Nheelock are at
WORK VITA number OF hands' the latter gentlemen
oeS oro'hef Of hf " hee'och OF the 0t Faul fres.
Hectoh - Is les 70 \ 0aSon' "o-lhy oWede OF ex-
PeF'ehce' VINO mas iateiy dohe some heaVy work on
Lake o. o'olS near HUDSON. Ana as we announced
last week. al seotion Z u Lehman IS erecting build
4hSs' shipping IN men, suppheS ana POWDER TO snake
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27

On the 10th inst at Centerye, Mimi, by the Rev. J.
Boisforte Mr. JosErH CHARBoNNEAU of Superior City,
to Miss OLIVE PORTER of Centerville.
The happy couple started the same d.y for their
new home at Comet Lake, the Northern Pacific,
where Mr. Charbonneau has made homestead
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27

Notice is hereby given that all trespassers along the
railroad lands of the St Croix and Superior Railroad
Company after this date will be prosecuted under the
provision of section fifty three of chapter one hundred
and sixty-ve of the Revised Statutes of Wisconsin
By an order of the Department of the Interior the
entire control of said lands is conceded to the State
of Wisconsin, and hereafter settlement compro-
misses will be made with such trespassers but the logs
and timber cut upon such lands will be seized, and the
offenders prosecuted as provided by law.
SAN. HARTMAN,
State Agent St. Croix & Superior r. R. Lands
Somerset Dee. H. 1871.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27
orcro1A DescriTtion. Sec. Am

uud 46.J1a in lot ! in 80 y 50
Township 40, Range IL.
Description. Sec. Am t..
Owner Rhodes and others
und 121%a in lots 3, 4 80 s SO
Owner |! Baufill
ind 2l5a in lots 3 4 - ? 40
McKenty's addition
2013a in lot 4 35 10 30
Township 10, Range y.
Descrinti0n sec. Amt
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y office.

To the stockholders of the Superior St. Croix Rail
road Company.
You are hereby notified That the annual meeting Of
the stockholders of the Superior St Croix Railroad
Company will be held at the Office of said Company
No 304 West Second St, Superior, in the County Of
Douglas and State Of Wisconsin the first Saturday.
being the third day Of February 4. D. 1872 at two
O'Clock PM for the purpose of eecting nine Directors
OF said Company. HIRAM HAYES,
See Of the Superior s. St. Croix K. r. Co.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24

The great complaint If topisiana,
at the present time, is the lack Of III:
borers. But in the lack of labore,s
in the great staples of the South,
many Southerners, by turning their
attention to small things, which can
be managed by SMELL people, would
be surprised at the profits. accruing
from the poultry yard, fruit orchard,
strawberry patch and garden. These
small products should receive more
attention, and the planter would find
his proportionate gains such as to
continue his care of these small crops
which would give rehlunerative en-
ploymeut to the wives and children
OF his laborers, thus increasing the
Income of the laborer and his own.
The planter must lead in all agri-
cultural enterprises and study his
business in all its points vnd bca,.
ings, + he would succeed in making
Louisiana, in agriculture what she
should be.-East Feliciana Times.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24

vocates OF the passive policy, until at
least three-fourtLs of the prominent
Democratic newspapers have firmly
committed themselves to the support
OF the ticket nominated last week at
Cincinnati. A straight Democratic
ticket could not obtain one-half the
Democratic vote, and to put one in
the field now would not only be bad
faith, but an atrocious folly.
The National Democratic Conyen-
ton must meet simply for the pur-
pose of giving an official indorse-
ment to Greeley and Brown. Any
other course is in the direct interest
Of General Grant, and the men or,
newspapers who favor it will labor
under the suspicion of being urged
thereto by the money and patronage
OF the present corrupt radical adj
ministration. The people have finally
become convinced that the only way
to reatGie the Union is to defeat
Grant by the election Of Greeley
They have accepted tho alternative,
and will not be divefted from their
purpose to please Mr.. Belmont, or
gratify the ambition Of the World or
Chicago Times. The sooner, then,
they abandon their opposition, which
has found it's first practical express
sion in the designation of Baltimore
as the place where the Democratic
convention is to be held, the better
for tie democratic party and the
country at large. The election of
in November is sure guar
.ntee Of the election OF Democrat
in 1875. It is a guarantee which
we do not intend to forfeit by follow
ing the suicidal advice Of a few mall
contents, who preferred Adams or
Davis to Greeley.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24
COMMUNICATED.
ST.. TRANc1sy1ELE, LA.,
Nav o3,1 1875

4tAt't %otl lpt-
EDITOR REPUBLICAN War immi.
ncnt. Queen Victoria has called a
meeting of Parliament and submitted
to that august body, the serious and
grievous insult offered to her domin.
ion by the wilful and malicious butch.
cry Of Her MajestySs English Gy ii GER
tain paper-the JachsonIa," La, -,
Leader, half printed and worse spelt
at Jackson. La, by the once gallant
fighter, Col. Frank Powers: The dust
of Linaley Murray WAS evidently seen
to quiver Mt the innovation of his
grammatical rules, and poor Noah
Webster, actually heaye'l a sigh at the
innovations thade on his Unabridged
Dictionary Iy the Colonel.
Pity the heartfelt suffering of the
departed and sin no more.
IDROs.
P. S.-Thiers. the gre.t Premier of
France, true to the great principles of
France, is highly indignant at a little
one mule paper in the town of Jack
sonla," La, pres,lming to make such
Innovations on the customs of France,
rs to have "splendi,l nlatinees'' in the
evening. Stand from under, Colonel,
5he old gentleman is aroused. Ask
pardon and back down and give no
more matinees in the evening.
IDnOS.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24
lib. BELMONT MEASURED.

We reproduce the subjoined edi-
torial from the st. Louis Times, a
Democratic journal !;
If Mr.. Belmont, the New York
World or the Chicago Times are Of
the opinion that the Democratic Ma
tional Convention can be cajoled or
dragooned into a reputation Of the
Cincinnati nominees, they are GER
tainly reckoning without their hosts.
For year the work of disintegrt-
ton in the Democratic party has
been steady pushed along by the ad-
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24

Signs of the Zohinc.-A philosopher i'll the
West, grown into admiration of II. Cherry pcrto.
raj, writes Dr. Aver tor instructions, under wlic),
sign he Shall be bed, whicl, hli.tervh md which
vomtcd and under wlirl, he s:.a,! taEe Ayers
Pills for an affection Of the lvcr also un!er whicl,
sigh his wi ould commence to take the Sarsa-
p'rilla for railmcnt. He adds that he already
n"ws to wean his calves under Taurus change
his pigs in Scorpio, cut his hair in Aries an soak
his feet in Pisces Aquari,ls as their condition
requires.
Scho"M.asters. start for Wisconsin, and visit Mr.
Ham when you get tfcrc.-Lore,l Daily Ners.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24
ST. FRANTylALE, LOUISIANA iRlDAh MAY a. 1924

On motion, the following gentle
men were elected to represent thi
parish in the convention, at New Or
leans, on the 3d day Of June next
and act for this parish, in accordanc,
with the above resolutions:
| Names Of Delego'cs-W. T. Ker
nan, L. G. Butler, Cllas. McVea, I
l.. East, 7. B. Lyons. Capt. J. Nor
wood, j. G. Thoms, Henry Hirschler
Gen. A. G. Carter, Gen. 6. w. Nun
day.
On me ton, the meeting then adj
!ourned. G. w. NIuNDAY,
DAM LAMBERT, President.
~. d. Bro.1E, Secretaries.
------>-<;s.ss ss->---------
Judge Mason, probably wrote the
following which we find in the Clinton
11paes, after feasting at the Henrietta,
Hotel
Every body knows where Bayou
Sara is located, aid that the BAYOU
has nearly destroyed the Sara. We
called there few days since upon
business, and of course did what
every one else does, stopped at the
HENRIETTA Ho1I1, and when VIC say
that freshcr vegetables, better meats,
&c, better cooked cannot be found
in New Orleans, we but utter the
truth, and then a nice well furnished,
well Ventilated room is placed at
yoUr disposal, and Madame Henri
eta and her attentive assistants al
most anticipate your wants. What
more could be desired AT an early
hour, we retired and laid ourself
down to dreams, but before our
dreams had taken shape we heard
sweet music and were gratiied to
lind that we were being serenaded,
and during a lull invited them in
and-sm!lea. Being invited we seiz-
eel a violin and became screnader.
The elegant entertainment given us
ut Mr.. Z. w. Whitcma,,'; and ot His
Honor, Mayor Iryinc's will not be
soon forgotten, nor the headache
we had next morning either. The
accomplished gui.ar;st and vocalist
III the occasion is now our foreman :,
we engaged him Oh the spot. His
qualities as q musician, are only en-
'ellca by his typographical acquire
nents. Our thanks are duo to the
'ther members Of the band, Mcssrs.
White and Plckie.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24
Su1tiaI 9lntitrs.

~~~S"S~SN>NSA~N~~~N
W mt Dr. Crooks Wines of Tar will do .
WEST ALEXANDRIA,. o.. Oct. 25, 1890,
Proprietors Dr. Crooks Hine Of 7ur;
GENTLEMAN: am under great obligations to yo,,
trr We benefit derived from Dr, Crook's Wine nj
Tar. And to thos. afflicted, wish to make it known
TINT hid been suffering for sixteen months with
u bronchial affection. commenced usin. your
medicine with but little confidence in its curative
powers. But after using the first bottle found my
'e''th much improved, and after having taken six
hotties, am happy to state that entirely cur
ell and in the enjoyment of good health.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24
STATE on LOUISIANA.
Pnrisi, Of West Fclicinnn.
ttli Ju,licial District Cuul1.

r
Mrs. Mary T. J.. Evans, VS.. No. 23su, Mrs. Marie
III. q. u. DE L'lslc and Husband, go
siiI VIRTUE of and toxa,isty writ of ri. Fa:, ,is
- sttl l'hthr above styled suit tion, said lion
n,;,h'r Court. and 10 me iir.tr.l lavr seized. and
WI Offer for sale, in from. the Court House of
Saturday the LIST day Of June, A. d.
la72 at thc hour of II oribrs A. NJ, of said. ,,av
Ot.wit ' r'"i'''s.''
a certain tract of land situnted in ,his ,,,.;.,,
altl k''"w as the Hrnnchtmp Pl;,ntu vio,i which.
sa anc measures eight hundred superficial nr-
rnfs more q: less. tnsr, her Will, all the n,rov,.
.onts 70, thrns and all til" rights ways prviryra
anu '! apprte'lhnccs thcrruuto l-lon,S or in ary
Wise appurtaining. " 100.
Also another trnrt Of land adjoining the one aloy,.
!esiilbe'i situated in the pari*!, afrrsail anu
'''"hsur'lS one hundred aud s;Nty four acres
lein's OF sale Eas-with tho ben, fit of app,ns.,.
,,,,o +. " LEAKE.
'i""''"~ "Ia> ~ ~. = sheriff.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24
THE PRESIDENT ARRdYED

Who is the Presidents bac,sstairs
adviser in legal matters? Gen. Grant
is responsible for the extraordinary
middle into which the courts have
been brought in Utah; and it is no Sc
cret thai he has acted against the
Judgment of Attorney General VIII
liams, who predicted long ago the re-
suit now reached by the decision of
the Supreme Bench. It was Gen
Grant who sent Judge AIchean,to the
Territory, and encouraged him to
hold illegal courts, summon illegal
juries, make Illegal arrests, and hold
prisoners illegally in Jail. When it
became evident that Judge Mexican
was exceeding his powers, delivering
judgments which must inevitably he
set aside, and tickling the ears of the
srounllings by sensational falmina-
tions against the polyganists, the
Administration at Washington for
mally upheld him, and without watt
ing for Il judicial settlement; request.
ed the resignation of the. Territorial
District Attorney who had remon-
strated against his proceedings.
The court of last resort has now
settled the dispute, and Judge Nc
Kean is overturned. The Mormon
prosecution fails to the ground. Near
ly one hundred and forty prisoners
must be Immediately discharged.
Brigham Young we presume, escapes
his trial for murder. Incalculable
confusion is likely to result from the
OF civil causes decided by
Judge ALcKean's illegal courts. The
position of the Gentiles under this
triumph Of their enemies will be-
come more trying than ever All
this is because the President has
oeen encouraged by ysomebody to dis
:egard the opinion of his very COM
3etent and clear-headed Attorney
5enera', and support in the most inn
oortant judicial Office i'll any of the
Territories a Jadge who does not
NOW law. 1t is not to be supposed
hat the President mas acted on his
'wn motion simply. Who is his, mis- :.
hicvous counselor IN. 7. KrtJunc q
!
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24

have queer man-lady converts
Waterbury,, Connecticut. The
bm gravely gets off the follow
It's edition of Tuesday: "Of
young lady converts baptized
Mr.. Bailey on Sunday, three
kntlement."
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24
SIgeritf Sails.
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of West Fcliciana,s
Parish Court-No. 1O1.

SUCCESSION Of William Argue, dcceascl
TN OEEDlENCE to n Commission to me directed,
= from the honorable court ,at9rcs,l l will sell
Ill., in this Parish. on
Tuesday the 18th day Of June, A. d.
1872. commencing at the hour of II o'c,ock A "
wit: ii ''' W.
a certain tract of land situated near Laurel
Hill, containing 2'm acres more or less Together
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon
and thereto hclnn.ng.
A,sn. one acre of land more or less Iu.in" s,r,,.
~''%ht ny William Argue, from succession of
Jacob Tim deceased.
Also. contents of the Stare-cOnsistirw of Dry
Goods AMI Gios.rics.
YerMls Cash.
I. V. LEAKE.
nylo-G,. + l6 80. sheriff
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24
lEW SERiES--y VOL !. M. q;
STATE OF louisiana:
Parrish OF Yves, Feliciunui
Parisl, Cou,4-No. ~,


1 nHEDiENtE I" y Commission. to me tirrrtc,lj
from tIi'. linnOrHblr Court rturs,j,) vii, s,.li
IN 'rM,. =, OF the court house at said parish on
Thr"%aa'' the 9Th t"y Of June, A.. H.,
I,'2 y, the hour Of u o'clock A. Nj, Of said ,loy.
ms tt"''""'iG incninc'l and described rioncrty
,,"rtaI, l'a or ha'crl of ground sit,,at. lyinx
anu ,M'''iE III III" T"mY OF Bayou Sara, and kn.v.r
as "t r'i',hr rye lium'ttl and tw-nty y-onc.'in
hl!i.s and improvements thereon. i
;Ncrns ut +<nlc: .On ners.tlit' of Twelve nnntbs
w phrtiG's'.l execute lis s,ote hearing interest
~ e rate nt '%hl"r vent. ler ann,,n from date
-sernrr" by ,,"r':.t." :.t,inc,l ~. tie prep
~, III! S"h', lilmffiny a confess of iIun,rut- -
W.. i%ss t costs will br required to b. 1niI il,
United States Currency. '"'' 10
nIy2l l-u.:,,l. 1925 80. Sl,n";,r
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24

dom consists in arming ourselves
brt;tude sufficient for enabling us
port hartlships when they un-
|bly happen.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24
NOTICE.

A TTENl'ON is called to the Sale, hv the sheriff
\ ct West frciana, to take place. o, the lst OF
June next. of the fine Cotton Plantation of Beau
champ. having tkt: finest Gin House. Gins. Steam
Engine. r"we,i,l! Press. Cstcrn covered ly !,
piaviiion stable goo. quarters and good lands, and
This property is be sold to satisfy two mortgage
notes OF about Three Tlnusanl Dollars hnuglt hy
li,srr!rio,s cnmnsson Merchants in oplosit ion
We're obtained for less amount. AMI through their
l'stri'nsntallty the property will no doubt he
saeriilcett to the prejudice 0f the planter Here
then therefore. is most splendid opportunity for
ln Enpiecelcnt favorable Investment.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24

) certainly tile most noble
epossessidn a man can have.
worn out by time, or i'm
Sickness. hiclles lead you'll,
obstruction than Welfare,
prudence are soon lntish-
while virtnc alone, TIE only
ever durable, always re-
me pefson who has once
n 'ler; She is preferable
'''A and a noble extraction.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24

nee Greeley will soon write what
pvs about raising beats-Grant-
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24

(llnston special to the Cihcin-
Pie of Friday, says =: =" The
Pans committee today took
pee of Congressman Darrall.
tailed at considerable length
Elt9y and corruption of the
faction of The Republican
bis Testimony will be attach:
volume already printed"
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24

Informal gathering of the
Ptic central committee at Mil
and Democrats from all por-
the State, to attend their
betting, the Greeley feeling
fly predominant. 4 poll OF
|bers of the committee show
y Greeley, two anti-Grcelcy
non-colnmittal.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24

pautiful external life sylnbolizes
Itiful internal life.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24

INV ,-1pr,,, -. t, g. O.. 81.
fS' ;s!hIcE OF and to satisfy awrt Of ri. Fa,..
iss't'l ~ tl; above, Ny'l suit iron, said Hon.
; ~ "nrt and !" N" directed, have srz,. un,l
VIII VIII, oii't Tor S; On the premises of Robt it, I;ar
Fr'ncsvil!e, on '''' ''""' o'
Saturday the LIST day of June, A. D.
property tn-w.t; " " " '"'""'"s
~" r',..'w wv" horse wagon one bay HORSE one p,ow
, Ava.s's oi "'aic.-t)n credit OF twelve ,,untl,s
~. ~ w iat, I" lvr per cent per an,.un, from date,
m1. 'I.n. anl, with good n.! s,vrnt s,rnrity' Thn
CURRENCY, =" l"''' III e''se" STATES
~: r, 80, ~ F.v. LEAKE..
- " ~ @'" w. Sheriff.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24

ERi VIRTUE of and 10 satisfy two wrjts of Fl En-
= issued in the anve styleI suits from said !.nn
ol;,''lr l"'irts am" I" directed j have sczr,
anu Anu WI! offer f~ sale at the Court House. in St
Saturday the list day of June, A. D..
thr following mentioned and described propcrty.
IA rertnn lot Of ground together Will, the build.
town Of haN", Sara; and rsigna c,l on tile map "f
@ sam i"w'',i's lot M. El0 in ST. uarc No. III and
fronting on san Street. ~
nicnt ' "PP'"'7o
,,,o - FE1lX v. LEAKE,
"!' '"-"'' q" Sheriff.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24

IT, ;, Burrcss McGchce,
the West Telici,na r. r.
Twelve colorcd men with
~ stealing and carrying
''a'a cypress Cross Ties,
III % cents. Three of the
sesn arrested and Dep
ef''nt is in quest of the
''s .s.S examination will prob
''' before the Hon. Thos.
absence Of Judge Wei
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish, Of West Fclicinnn,
7th judicial District Court,

Corporation of Bayou Sara vs. No. 24al D.rtraui
Iiaralson and Frederick Srr,J in Sn,In an1 W
". \; N;,Gr!'ier VS.. M, aiy Bertrand H;.rals0n
ainl Frederick SerN-Parsl Court
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24

The Commonwealth Co-tspcrntivc Com.
ra'y.-To the working itcn Of our State and cou,.-
try, whose wages arc barely sufficient to provide
c"n"rt''hlc homes for tlrih families anf who tie.
sire to prevent want misery, and perhaps crime,
alnong their tathcritss little ones this Company
offers special Inducements of liberal cl,nrEtcr,
the lcu'tits of which are within the reach of all ;
and failure to make scl. donation to o,s fam
" amounts almost to criminal iic.lcc;.-yatioual
U'OyL,puH.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24

The citizens of Pointe Coupee par
ish have elected delegates to attend
the Democratic and Reform Con;e,,-
tons in june.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24

The disguised dl ANS, falsely cnll dian cd
icl'es, sold in hnr.roons as " tonics' and ston,.
achics," have nothing in common with DIX. WAL
kEE's EISiaAN HlrrMs. That tln,ous invigorant
does not owe its stimulating propricti,s to fiery AMI
a'lultcratad slcol,o Int to medicinal roo}s and
herds never heretofore combined. The effect of
the Bittcrs in eases of constitutional debility,
chronic Indigestion liver complaint, and all dis
eases tcndin! td consumption, is so marvellous
that except to those who have felt OK witnessed
it, tie II sllif SHhuls incNEIl ililii,
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-24
R',M ns Msrksville Register

'%s s', Marksville Reyis,e,.
J J, Judge ,5l Butler, our new
- J Appears to have ''oI al.
|, : IA favorite with It'll the I,,
;shI,aa h%a,, one and all Of
li}v lii}v'y snl, 1oth Il of his legal
slieha li,1a II the strict sense
1"eSs'ons submitted to to
'ssSS1,,ity sSa i solely confined
lain ain nave n met him an.
les;tt.a'tt; t.'t same opinion
'Rjsy Ill., is already 's cstabs t''Is