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MAEles.-A rEglisc Catholique DO
pelousas. le Ter Octohre courant, par le
Rev. j. F. Raymond, NJ. ADRIEN GULL
BEAU, du Grand Coteau, Il Mile. Rosa
M. JOHN. de notrp willie.
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N. +. i. pIIRL.

& CAISlI cr1fr occasion pour annonrer oull
~ aura touj"nrs en mains o. ia cnT.ir. dps
crrc'-S en- fr 81 d. la toiic 'enbai!agea la dis
Position de ScS cij'nts
II sera egaI'm"nt tonionrs en- mesure G'a-
chrt''r ie ""t"n qn'"n app"r'rra a son magasin
de- derot a WaSlingtnn' T24 anilt. 90 "
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Pour GreEer de la Cour de District.

~ Mus sommeS aHtnriseS a annoncer II
ALBERT LASTHAPFS CONNIE candidat a
la place d. Gr-ttirr DE la cour de District, / e.
lection de Noyenhre.
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On lit dams le Messenger du Midi -:

-OD lit dams le Mess0gcr dM Midi:
I'm epeuvantable accident ell lien
d Poiqueml'es; nn jeune c0llegirn,
appartenant nne honorable fan,ille
eie notre vile. etant allie w.sser ses va
canoes dams cette lie, IL en- Ii, ls,allenr-
eHse iaee de s'emparer d'un fusil de
cllasse pour former sun instruction mill
taire. sans sc douter que rarune etait
cllargee.
''Apres quelques minutes d'exercice,
au conlmandement de .joue! feu' il E.
tendit raide morte une jeune file de
dix sept ans. qlli lavait In vaiseIle dams
le meme aPpaftemcnt: Ia victime, re-
cevant In Charge en- pleine poitrine eft 4
br1le- -pourpoint, etc foudroyee sur
place.
ia ieune file etait tres aimee, ct il
J q lieu de plaindre ';lutre de ee meur-
tire involonfaire. qai etc arret6 ct
amene b T0ulon.n
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Aytz la bonte d'ann"nc.'r one :ie snis candi-
dat pnur ,iuge du 3 District Judlci"ire, com
prel.ant ST. Landry ct Cacasi'u
,JSO J. MORGAN
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JOSEPH M. MOCRE,

AVOCAT JURiSCONSULTE,
TXERCERAs va profession dams tontes les
IL Can,s dn 1Initienie District Juliciare -
SON bnrran est he meme ocrupe ci-devant par
Swayze u N"orr, 1T plus recrmment rar
Moore & Morgan. rue Bellevue. Opeln, sas,
Line. Opelnusas % avrjl Is7I,
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Pour Juge de Paroisse.

~ Nous snmmss autorise a annoncer que lie
jug. A. GAltkIGUES st eandidat pn,,r .Ji-
gc DE- parn<s. DE- la Paroissr St Laudly, 4 le-
lection de Novenbre proclaim
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Nouveau Magasin de De

pot au Port Barre,
Id Ell general quill Went de prendre charge
du nouvcan Magasin de Depot DIN Port Barre,
ct quill s'efforcera lie faire son devoir enyers
tous ceux qui youdront hien Feneourager.
JOS. DUBOuRDIEU,
Port Barre % aout 1872, Soft
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DGcfd6e. cttte vile. lc Ter OctO-
brc, Dame ANNETTE JOSEPHINE Mo-
EEAU. vruve de fen Alexandra Dnnas,
mex. i Paris ct t1erGdee Page de 81 ans.
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Pour Avocat de District.

&s .Je snis canlila' a Ia place d'Avocat De
District dn Sc ri<trrt .Iudi,iare. l'eIrc,iun
qui aura lieu en- Nuvemh.n
C w III'DSpLTH
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~ .Te snis canLis'at Ia place de G:ef;eI
de Cour dams 81 pour la Paroisse St. Landry
Rejection de Novcmbr- 1872
JOS ID RICHARD
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LIE DR.. Estorge est camlidat pour
lie Jury de Police, ct NJ. G. Donate pour
Ia Legislature. Vair plus loin.
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CANDIDATS.
Pour le Congress.

TLe soussiigne ihonnenr d'annoncer
qu'il est candida; independent pour rrpresen-
ter le Tioisteme District Congressional do
Get Efat an Congress j Is. PRICE.
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DOn nous prize d'aunoncef q ne NJ
Il. w. Clayton. rexcellent colnique dc
10 troupe de NJ. Crisp, qni representa-
dernierement d lii Maison de Conr. est
arrive dams le but d'organiser une tron-
pe tlleatrale don't il sera lc dirccteur,
ct qui doit bient6t commencer ses re-
presentations en- notre vile.
u nous en- jlageans par respoir de
ceux qui en- connaissent plus long que
nous sur ce chapitre, cette tronpe sera
composee de maniere a procurer notre
public un agreeable advertisement.
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~ Nous sommes antorise annoncer II
YVES DAFl, le tifnluajre ac.ne!, comma
candidat a la place de Recorder pour Ia Pa
osse St. Landry, Addiction d. Novemb,s
proclaim.
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Pour le Congress, pour rEtat entier,
GEO. A. SHERIDAN. d'Orleans.
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Pour Coroner.
Pour lie jury De Polit

A la solicitation de heaucorp d. mes ams
;l'ai cnnsrnti ln- laiSsrr potter CONNIE can5;'.
dat pour ,rpre>rntrr le conl Ward, dams Ia
jury DE- P"Iics' de- la Paroisse St Landry rs.
lection de uoyemtre.
WM C. JOHNSON.
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Pour Sheriff.

~ Mons somm's antorise arnoncer
EGBERT O HAYES. le titnlaire actuel. com
me candlat a ia place De Sherit, a I'election
de Novembre p."cllaIn.
- J ri l'h"nnrur de me presenter CONNIE
randilat Ia place &C. Shtrf de In paruiSsr ST.
Landry, Eth.cti"n dr Novrrnbre p.ochain.
Ponr ce que lie prnne dr 81. Landry peut at
trndre de moi I'aYenir, en- cette ra;.acts. ir.
refer ma c"nd"iie raSsee rt a rrxecutirn
de De, oils lvrl;.l@ G&pn'i IN prf<"rt She
riff &. c. ttUSON.
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Surtntendant de rEducation Publique,
ROBT. Nj. LUSHER, d'Orlea,s
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a Losserr oua a venlrc.

"A AAOaaer ON q veMearC.
I NE exceliente petite batisse. convenable-
~ meht situee pour le commerce, pres dun
fanbourg de la vile. S'adresser ce bureau
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O P L. IL O " 9 S.
SAMEDI matln, 5 OCTOBRE 1879.

Ticket Denocrate-Retor-
miste d'Etat.
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Pour Secrstaiye d'Etat.
SAMUEL ARMSTEAD, de Caddo.
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Pour Avoc t-General,
III. n, OGDEN. d'Orleans,
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Pour la Legislature.

! M. Feditcur -Ie suiS canddat i Tune DIES
places le Rrpresentans DE- Ia Pa,o ST. Lam
dry Ia Chamhrr base de Ia Legislature. | e.
lection de Novembre prorhain
f. u. ESTlLETTE.
ia MUS >nrn,ttS a,ts"lI>e Il a:4,ullc,.r NJ,
CAMILLE Fl MELANCON CONNIE candidat
pnu' relresen'rr Ia Par"i>Se It Landry Ia
Chamhf' ha>se de la Legislature, a l'slection
de Novembre.
w. Mons sommes autmiSe annoncpr NJ.
JOHN |. GARDINER. dn Grad Cntrau.
c"mrne candIdat ro'tr RrpreSenrant de- c"itt.
par"is<'' la Legislature. s',jrt aux chox IL,
Ia Convention Democra,qut
- Mons s"mm"s antnrise annonrer NJ.
JAMES WEBB CONNIE can1idaf pour repre-
s"n'er Ia l,arnis>r St Landry d la Chamhre
haSs'' de la Legislature, a relcc,ion de NJ
v'mbrr proclaim.
GY Mons SomnPs auturrSe a an,rnncrr NJ
LUCiEN DARBY CONNIE can,li,!at i Time
dts places d- HrpresrnIant de- Ia par,is<r ST.
Landry Ia Legislature. a election de No
v"mh'" proclaim.
EBT Nous S"mnr'S antni>e annnnccr NJ
ISAAC +. LIiTELL CONNIE candi'iat pour
rpressntrr la ParnS>r ST. Landry a In Cham
Nuvrmbre.
Eg Mons snnmrs aut",is ise Il annsnrrl l..
Ductrnr j A MCMILLAN comne can3iiat
pour R-pres-nianr de- rrttr Par"isst la Cham.
hrr basst de Ia Legislature, a relecton de
Nuvenlbrr proclaim.
sg- Nous S"mmrs autnri>e a annnncrr NJ.
JONATHAN l.. NORRIS, de Big Cane.
CONNIE can,li.'at pour rrpresrn'er In parniSSr
St. Landry a la Chamhre basse de la Legisla-
turr felrrian prnchainr.
Va Nous somnirs auttrise d annonrer one
IT. A. L DURlO est can,idat. une reel-c
tl"n romme rrpresrntaut de la Paroisse ST.
Landry. a I'electon de Novrmbre proclaim.
NJ fediteur du Conrrier
Venill"z annoncer que ir suis candidat pour
Rrpresentant Ia Chamhr. basse de Ia Leris
laturr, a fetctiUn de Noyrmhre.
L, II. THOMPSON,
J. NJ. MIlSTED nous autnrise de- l'annonrer
cn'nme candi1at pour la Legislature de rElat.
relertinn dr Novsmhre rrncl.ain
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Pour ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
ID. B. PENN. d'Oileans.
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PROFITEz DE L'occAsIoN.-On verra
par m avis pins loin, que le capitaine
broad, du steamer Peerless; Il consi-
usfaolement rebuilt le prix du fret ct du
passage entire notre port ct la Nouyelle-
Orleans.
~ reefless sort des cllantiers ct est
olasse = ! dams les coapagnies d'assu-
rance de n Nile.- Orleans
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Nous apprenone que le capitaint,
kenison, du steamer Trenton, /, u6.luit
leprix du fret ct sln passage i son l,ord
aun prix pins que nlodldi6..
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Pour GouveYneur,
JOHN NcENERY, dc Ouachita.
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- O'Conor ne s'est pas laiss6 On gner
par les instances du colDit6 de liz con-
vention nationale de Louisville, ct i'll
rep0usse Reimbursement une ridicule
candidatnre a Ia presilence.
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CoNITe EXECUTE Democratic -REFoRMrsTE
DE LA PARoIssE ST. LANDRY.
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u Les certificats d'ena6gistre,nent
de 1868 sont valables pour Ia Paroisse
st. Landry. 0 /.
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Pour Auditeur.
JAMES GRAHAM, d Orleans.
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Au foyer des Folies
Je placerais bien mon argent nais
je Nose pas.
Pourquoi?
--J'ai penr d'atre refaite.
--Ce serait peut-etre un bonheur
p0nr toi!
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10 Mons s"mmrs autoriSe a announcer NJ
JAMES WEBB CONNIE can.'idaf pour repre-
s"n'er Ia rarns>r St Landry d la Chamhre
bass" de la Legislature, re!cc,ion dc NJ
v, mhrt prncllain.
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VOICE FROM SPACE.
Wait! Ye shall know.

In the composition of this poem. Mr.. Taylor has
attempted no common flight above this dim, dur
nal sphere" dealing with conceptions that are rarely
chosen as the materials for poetic art and found
in their full luxuriant frutage only in the charo-
scuro of Plotinus and PrOclus. But in exchanging
the soft melodies of lyric for the stately songs
of ontological speculation, he has shown the versa
tlity of his genius which is equally prompt to seize
the entertainments of visible nature, and the subtle
aspects of abstract thought. The present work
doubtless brings his philosophical tendencies into a
stronger light than his poetica gifts but perhaps he
has written nothing which more brilliantly Illus
trates his command of poetcal expression than the
variety and appropriateness of the versfcation in
which he has clothed the utterances of the chief per-
sonages of his drama.
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Left sweetheart too they tell me. Married. supp''''
of oourso
,,ve. she YETI, deahIike silence fell on banquet
guests and hail. ..,, oaxn
And trembling figure rising fxed tho awe-struck gaze
OF all
Two black eyes in darkened orbits cleaned beneath the
nIacI serSe hid tho wasted gure bowed and stricken
where 1t stood.
olives abe yeti" Cir George repeated. All were hushed
Closer vet her nuns attire "senor, pardon she died
tooP H. u M
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owe one another: iire smuch as yo

Love one another is smuch as ye
Shall do II 10 the least OF these, my brothers.
We DO IL unto me. Behold came ,
10 hing ye peace. get also bring sworn;
For love, and diligence IN doing goou,
Mercy divine and no y charity, Ill,
Stir MP tho evil that among YOU dwelss ~ no
Bn: through the strife His Kingdom sbah ec. based,
Who is alone from everlasting on
To everlasting and His rule IS ,ovc'
The final solution Of the rroblcnl is found in the
supremacy of Divine Love az exhibited in the per-
son of the Divine Sor. while Man is taught the
lesson of devout acqViesccnce in the Holy WILL the
meek pursuit of Truth and patient activity in lab0i
for the accomplishment of Good
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FORTY YEARS FIGHT WITH THE DRINK DEMON. By
CnARLgs JEwgTT NJ d. limo. pp 4O National Temperance
Society.
The experience of the writer as veteran
apostle of the temperance reform is related in this inter
esng volume He commenced his abors for that in
the private circle with the very beginning Of his profes
siOna e In the part Of East Greenwich Rhode Island
IN which he first established himself physician in
1922 there was not single person who abstained on
principle from the Of intoxicating liquors bever-
age His first converts to the doctrine Of total alb
stinence among his patients. With atle medicine
he always mixed "a little temperance, but with all his
skill in compromising the latter, he usually found 1t less
agreeable to the partaker than pills and powders His
first effort public about three years aterward In
the neighboring of Exeter His friends protested
against his taking such step, believing that 1t would
expose him TO personal violence and greatly damage his
professional prospects. But he not 10 be frightened
from his purpose by any public elanor he had just
married. and about three weeks after the wedding,
reinforced by his young wife, who had lately signed
pledge proceeded TO the Of action. Tho
crowded to Its utmost capacity. The weather very
warm the windows low, and the sashes raised
for admission the air. OF people backed their
wagons against the building, in which they stood anx-
ousy intent upon the speaker. The principal quorseer
Of the place. tall of formidable presence, stationed
himself in the doorway directly opposite the platform,
and confronted the orator with scowl Of defiance.
discourse was listened TO with attention. in spite Of the
frownng rumseller whose presence had effect quite
different from what he anticipated This the first
step Of in which Dr. Jewett has since achieved
such eminent usefulness His narrative is related with
modest dignity, presenting detailed account Of the
progress Of the temperance movement from to tho
present time and envened with numerous personal
anecdotes of the distinguished who have given
their influence the cause. The quiet humor OF the
author and his faculty graphic description make his
book no less entertaining than it is instructive.
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APOLLO.

APOLLO.
bnt claimed place
Among the serving Gods, yet lords OF mea.
Not mine 70 call existence from the void,
OR give reward, save what in BeautyS sea-
Is gwen forever: mine the simpler TASK
To build one bridge that reaches To the SKY,
To teach one truth that brings eternal JOY,
And from the Imperfect world nc promise "res9
OF one perfection. II than this Mdn needs
broader hope, q loftier longing, yet
This must he have; 6eTeft Of IT; he dies
He cannot feed on cold ascetic dreams,
And mutilate the beauty of the world
For something far and ehaDeess lie must give
HIS eyes the form Of what in him asplres
His ears the sound OF that diylner speech
lie pines TO speak, his sOul the proud con,ent
OF having touched the skirts of perfect things
THIS much in Linn foster, marring nos
Thy high design, but lending II grace $50.
Which he, insane TO grasp Thee, might forget
II Thou, as needs Thou must; De iafn 1o'
The soft concordance or my DelphIc Iute
Is heard between Thy thundcrs, and Keep
My GeGre STATE in dear humanity
VOICE FROM SPACE.
1.-Two! Beauty is OF me.
rMMAYUEL.
And thou art chief,
A God of Lowell Who hath seen me hath seen
Tho Father. was sent from Thee 10 teach
INV truth to souls anhungered; II LETT
IJntaugit the things OF less account, spaBe
No prohibition. Men have used my name
TO mortify their bodies, main their llyes,
And plant with sorrow where came 10 SOW
The seeds of 10y, as in that pleasant land,
In Cana's mansion and the home Of Nam.
To- 5h heHr ! NEE a a p Iea, as doth c6ii
Upon Thy bosom. / have done Thy VIII,
My Father who hast not fOrsaken me.
Accept my work, and bless me: Thou art Love!
VOICE FROM SPACE.
Yea, most am Love!
EMANUEL.
Then am near to Thee
VOICE FROM STAGE.
Thou art my one begOtten Son, in whom
am well pleased.
MAN.
We hoarken to the words
We cannot understand. II we look up
Beyond the shining FORM wherein Thy Love
Made hoest revelation, we must shade .
Cur ewes beneath the broadening wing or Doubt,
TO save us from Thy splendOr. All we learn
From delving in the marrow OF the Edr.l,
From scattering thought among the timeless stars,
From sow.deciphcred hier0glyphs OF power
In chemic forces, planetary paths,
or primal cells whence all Thy worlds are born,
But lifts Thee higher, seats Thee more august
Till Thou art grown so vast and wonderful,
We dare not name Thee scarce dare pray 10 Tnee.
Yet what Thou art Thyse hast taught lis: Thou
Didst plant the ladders which we seek To climb,
Didst satisfy The heart, yet leave the brain
To work its own new miracles, and read
Thy thoughts, and stretch its agOnizng hands
10 grasp Thee. Chide lis not: be patient: we
Are children STILL we were mistaken Oft,
Yet we believe that in some ripper time
Thy perfect Truth shah come.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
AND
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THE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
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RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF The U. s. FOR 1911
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REAL ESTATE.
TEw-YoRK, Monday, April Is, 1871

EEw-YoRK, Monday, April Is, 1874
There was a good attendance at the Ex.
change tins morning. Messrs. Muller wilkins & Co.
offered dooiraby improved city property. Mr.. Joseph
Mcclure knocked down q number Of superior West side
lots. Mr. f. H. Ludlow sold leasehold premises on East
Sixty hrdst and dwelling and plot Of land in the town
Of westchester. Below will be found description Of
the property offered.
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UNITED STATES DIGEST CONTAINING DIsEsr DECISIONS
VARIOUS COURrs UNITED STATES. BY
VAUGHAN ABBOTT. New Series. Vol J. Annual
ges. for 1870 syo. pl. 49, Little, Grown, l. Co.
The profession are probably as familiar with
United states Digest" with any other American
work In the commencement of a series Of the an
nual volumes notifications OF the method hereto
fore pursued have been introduced The volume before
us represents the reported in the sxtysx volumes
OF American law reports issued during 1870 larger type
Is used than formerly. and more discrimination is made
in respect to the selection Of points Of law In each case
to be represented In the digest Cases which decide new
questions given more space and mere reterations
and involving peculiar facts or local statutes
more briefly rendered Each is cited under the
most important subject II involves, and
der several subjects The old method Of arranging the
decisions given subject by States has been aban
doned, and they here arranged in logical con-
necton and catchwOrds employed TO assist the eye
of the reader searching for authority. Prcxed to
the body Of the volume is table Of criticised,
formed the plan Of that in Abbotts NewYork Digest
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An edition of the interesting English work
on Rude Stone Monuments by JAMES FERGUSON. Is
nounced by Scribner d Wexford which will call forth
great interest from antiquarian students account Of
the ground taken by the author In regard TO the char
acter Of the monuments in question. He maintains, in
opposition 10 the views OF Sir John Lubbock and other
writer's OF his school, that StOnehenge Avcbury, and all
remains Of similar character, are the scpuchra
monuments OF people who lived nearly within the
limits OF the true historic times that their story
easily recovered While LIE admits that tomb contain
ing only stone and bone instruments may or
years DID, he contends that unless 1t also be shown
that stone and bones ongersed after the Chris
tisn IL mag also be modern, that
epoch Unless IL be proved that stone implements
used after iron introduced that bronze
never employed down TO late period. the argument
based their presence Is Of very e value The author
writes with snguIary keen scent for archaeological
cs, with great confidence in the correctness Of his
researches and conclusions. and with "A Grsk cheerful
alacrty that courts opposition, aud shows Imyae9ce
for the combat.
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Nem 11ubIiratlons.
TINTED STATES DIGEST.
~ NEW SERIES. VOL

limited STATES Digest
co,y DIGEST Of the DECISIONS Of the VARIOUS COURTS
within the UNITED STATES, for 1870.
Nv Bensun Vaughan Abbott Royal syo. Law sheep 81
The ample experience Mr. Abbott has suggested so many desirable
alterations work It's plan properly distinguished as
Ho Series general purpose remains unchanged; bot some OF
the the methods this volume and those OF Jus pre-
deee,,or, are: A MORE READABLE TYPE CATCHW0RDS TO
INDICATE THE TOPIC OF PARAGRAPH THE YEAR OF
EACH DECISIONS NEW SERIES OF REPORTS HERETOFORE
OMITTEDi REVISED CLASSIFICATION WITH NEW TITLES
THE TABLE OF CONTENTS ARRANGED so THAT 1T SERVES
Az AN INDEX, THE GROUPING OF CASES ACCORDING TO
THEIR LOGICAL CONNECTION; CASES TURNING UPON STAT
UTHs THE PITH OF THE STATUTE is GIVEN so THAT THE
READER IN ANOTHER STATE MAY COMPARE 1T WITH THE
STATUTE WHICH THERE PREVAILS.
1t confidently expected that the Digest for each year can appear
June Of the year following.
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Barrenly murnur through manifold branches,
Answer the pillows that tumble ashore,
Blossom or strip III the march OF the seasons.
We are but sport of the winds, and no more!
Shadow we give them where once we were holy,
Lintel aud beam for the being they stole:
Service for sacrifice, litter for garlands,
Use for the Beauty they granted SOUL
Desoate, cold is the shell of the Dryad
Still are the dances, the Oracles dumb:
Playmates of old, we are sighted as strangers.
6horn Of our honor IN ages TO come!