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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-01-05
ATTORNEYS COMPLAINT.


State OF Indiana. Dubois County. So:
In tie Circuit Conrt of Dubois county
in the State Of Indiana, March Term,
a. ID. 1872.
Richard 4. Armstrong
VS..
Simeon Bix!cr. Civ. Action.
James l.. HARRISON, and
J. Huston Armstrong.
gpEiT KNOWN, That OH this esthday
sp Of December. in The year 1871, the
above named plaintiffs, By their Attor-
ncy. filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of
tho Dubois Circuit Court. their complaint
against said defendants. in the above in.
tilted cause, together with an affidavit Of
a competent person, that said defendant
j. Huston Armstrong is proper and
necessary party to This action the same
being q civil action on note. and that
said defendant. j. Huston Armstrong Is
not a resident of the State Of Indiana.
Said defendant is therefore. hereby
notified Of the filing and pcndcncy OF
said complaint against him, AMI that
unless he appear and answer or ccnur
thereto. nj the calling of said cause on
the second day Of tho next Term Of said
Court, to be begun and held al the Court
House in Jasper, on the 4th Monday IN
March, next, said complaint. and
the matters and things therein contain.
ell and alleged. will be heard and
determined in his absence.
BAIL Il. EDMONSTON, Clerk.
WILL A. TRAYLoR, Atty.
Jan. 9Th, 1872-ws3.
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The State Board Of Agricultural
have fixed the time for holding the next
State Fair from September 3Oth, to Dc
tober 9Th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-01-05

~Moses b. Cox of this city, filed his
petition and schedule in the Clerks Of
flee of the United States Court, yestcr-
day, praying to be adjudgcd bankrupt
New Albany Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-01-05

III RUHs LIKE 4 PRAIRIE FIRE!--Wel
will say Of DR.. Walkers Vinegar Bittcrs
that il runs like prairie fire. The fame
of The great Temperance Tonic is. how
ever, but poorly cXpemlificd by this fig
urc Of speech {; for a prairie fire runs only
in one direction, whereas the reputation
of tho Bittcrs spreads towards all points
Of the compass with equal rapidity. We
do not believe there is a square mile of
Inhabited territory in the civilized por-
ltion of the United States where this
mcritorious preparation is not apprcci-
atcd. If any theoretical gentleman
thinks lie is prepared TO show that there
is nothing in it, we advise him to go
TO the Prairie States, to the Mississippi
Valley. to the dci,as of the Southern
rivers, to New England. in fact every
here i,lim the limits of "Uncie Sans
real estate" and vcntilatc his views. by
so doing, he can raise Il hcarticr and
more genial laugh than has ever yet
shaken the silcs Of an intelligent people.
Persons who have been cured cant hell
laughing at other people, who tell them
that the medicine which saved thcil
lives i. a failure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-01-05

GUARDIANS SALE OF LAND.
NOTICES hereby given that the UNI
~ dcrsigncd guardian Of Frank, Maria
NJ. Floria and Andrew lIickncr. minor
heirs OF Elizabeth Ilickncr, deceased,
will offer for sale at public auction, on
the premises, on
THURSDAY, January 25th. 1872.
the following described real estate stu
atcd III Dubois county, Indiana, to-wit:
The undivided four-fi iths Of the north
half of the north west quarter, Of see
ton No. fourteen (I4), IN township No.
two (o) south Of range No. four ~ west,
containing sixty-fonr t64) acres, moro
or less.
TERMS Onc-thirl cash, the balance
in two equal payments Of six and twelve
mont s.w with notes drawing interest from
date, waving valuation and appraisc-
mcnt laws, and secured by good free
hold surety. Sale 10 begin at 1o'ccck
T.. NJ.
HENRY SClINELL. Guardian.
Jxo. q. ScnArER, ATTY.
Dec. 90, is71.-3w.
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in
81
lands ard lots are dispose
Dembr 18th
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COMMoN Pleas Co-RT. This Court,
ulgc Mavily presiding. aud John {.
chafcr prosecuting the pleas OF the
tate, has been im..'scssion .thisyweek. :
he docket was very light, and thcsbusi-
css all easily disposed of so that the
'ourt adjourned on Wednesday. We
i've below statement of the DISPOSE
ION fihc different causes:
State vs Soioman Simmons --FOrnica-
ion continued for process.
tate vs. W. kiticrinan = cases "A. & b.
continued for process.
l.. Bellcr A. 4 H. continued
for process.
II. Laswcll earring concealed
weapons continued for process
" II. l.aswcil- Assault : contimu-
ell for process.
" +" \. J. Boiler carrying conceal
cd wcapons-continued for proc.
" A. J. Bcllcr "A. s. b. contin-
ued for process.
John Berger in I cases : Retail
img-Acqui!ted.
NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS.
W. c. Goodman--A. & B-Finc
81.
4" e W. Drctz -.Provokc-Fine 81.
w. Bretz M. Trespass--Nollc.
Matilda Bachc Surety of Peace
dismissed.
% {" d. Hobbs Provoke continued
for process.
{" 7. llcrbig = Retailing Zine IS.
e Anthony Bergcr--A. & d. Fine
SIS GO.
Jno {. Har.ler-A. & B.-Finc
SIS.
" G. Ebe neutrality-suspicious.
on bail.
90 l.. Brace Retailing -Nollc.
e l.. BETA. & Discontinued
for process.
g \. Brelagc--A. & b. Acquit'd
NJ. IIcss-Surety Of Peace dis
missed
g A. Eckert, 2 cases retailing
Fine SIS each.
A. Berger & A. McNcrny Ma
licious trespass--Acquittcd.
Jos. Bnrkhart VS. Eckerly = Partition :
Chas. Morgan vs.. c. Stucky-Parti-
WIN. Demuth''vs. John Tussc--Pasti.
w. II. Farris Admir-. vs.'McCrillus, et
against McCriIlus.
4. Doanc.vs q. Observation-Disclosures
L. Betz VS. J. Sermersheim & JOSEPH
-cmond--continued for process.
Ph. Luis VS. Nj. Kunkler:& NJ. Reuss-.
Judgment by default for $1O2, w. II.
J. II. Dickson VS. Thos. Anderson
Appcalcd--Judgmcnt for Plff. for o..
NJ. Greener, Admir- VS. VIM. Krodel
n. Mum, Judgment, w. r. $l55 30.
j. Herman Tvs NJ. Herman-Divorc
granted.
L. Stcrnbcrg, Exr. vs.. John Ncihau
ct. al.--Dismisscd.
+. Stcrnberg, Exr Va Jacob Schafer, I
sl.-Dismissed.
IL. Kenoyer vs. Jos. Wells -Judgmel
for elo3 %.
q. Ncihaus, guardian vs.. l.. Ahren
mans estate, Judgment for eIl0 Is.
G. NeilIaus VS. L. Ahrensman's estat
Judgment for s223 76.
G. Ncihaus vs.L. Ahrcnsman's estat
Judgment for $l1s Oo.
+. SternbersiExr VS. G. w. Chardle
ct. al.-Judgmcnt for-.sI3 75.
f.. Sternberg, Exr vs. John Neihaus
Dismissed.
~ y. Fisher VS. a. Dcig-Insanity
Verdict of Insanity and s. Kuebler, q
pointed Guardian.
NJ. Schcirich vs'M. Rcuss ct al -Jud
mcnt Of foreclosure for s 80 30.
Henry Graves VS. Martha Graves Il
vOrcc, refused.
A. j. Gossman VS. Dyer d. Burton
Judgment for $167 IS.
NJ. Friedman VS.. George Danhcofei
Judgment for S63 60.
State Of Indiana on relation VS.. A
thony sEckcrt On bond Dismissed
realtors cost.
l.. Lang VS. Eliza Hagen, Adm'r--ce
tinucd.
NJ. J. Chapman ct al-Partition ord
cd, and Commissioners appointed
witt. "a. McMahin, II. Barker a
a. Berry.
Geo. Friedman va. Maria J. Miller
Jnsanity--vcr,lict Of Insanity and
drew McNcrny appointed Guardian.
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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04

Mr.. Voorhees, and his allies Of the
denomination party have two distinct
lines of attack upon Mr.. Greeley.
One shows conclusively that he has no
Republican strength and therefore
that it is useless for the Baltimore
Convention to nominate him the
other shows as conclusively that he
has such great Republican strength,
that the Republican Party is hopeless
ly divided, and the Democrats have
an excellent chance to run in third
ticket and will. Each view is cogent-
~ pressed but, if they have not been
given in the same speech, each might
perhaps have carried more weight.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04

In reply to the assertion that more
Democrats will vote for Grant than
for Greeley, the Leon Iowa) Pio'mee'
fins frees it's mind: cit is the sheer
cst nonsense in the world to talk about
Democrats voting for Useless Grant.
They will not do it. Neither will the
masses of the Republican party. The
honest masses will vote for Greeley, a
man possessing brains and states
mans abilities, as against a hrainless
upstart and bigot like Gift-taker
Grant"
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04
This is from the New York Til

This is from the New York TIL
bune:
From an anti Greeley source we
learn that Ex-Governor Horatio Sey-
mour has signified his desire that
Greeley and Brown be nominated by
the Democratic convention at Balti-
more. Meanwhile the administra-
ton men are working hard and un-
scrupulously. We have, from ST..
Louis, the outlines OF q scheme to
buy Southwestern Democratic sup
port, with Legislation to order. mon
ey is being used to control Democratic
organs and fugle,nen here and else
where, in order that fund of anti
Greeley strength may be secured be-
fore the Baltimore nomination is
made. The omens are significant ;
the opposition has the desperation
Of assured defeat.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04

The Republican State Convention
of Arkansas, after an enthusiastic and
harmonious session, has adjourned
We print elsewhere III this issue OF
the WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,, giving
the State ticket which it placed in
nomination, and the strong and I'M
eouivocal resolutions in which the
Republican citizens of Arkansas de-
cline to enter the instructed conven-
ton at Philadelphia, and declare them
selves in favor Of the Cincinnati nomi-
nees.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04
--&%&W\<

Senator Sumner is reported to have
declared MI. Greeley's letter to be q
very strong one. He says he shall
not commit himself until after the
Philadelphia convention, but will wait
in the hope that Grant will be dropped
and IL more acceptable man nominated.
On Wednesday he telegraphod as fol
lows to friend in Arkansas
"WAsH1NGroN, D. C., May %, 1872.
az. p. Jones, Little Rock, Arkansas:
"I wait action of the Philadelphia
convention, hoping for q nomination
that will unite the Republican party,
which Grant can not.
CHARLES 81 MINER. ~
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May GA con-
ference Of tho Liberal Republicans

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May pa con
ference Of the" Liberal Republicans
and Democrats was held i'll this city
to-day. After general Interchange
Of opinions the Liberal Republicans
adopted q resolution that State
Central Committee Of thirteen be ap-
pointed to issue a call for a Libezal
Republican Mass State Conventions
to nominate State officers and presi-
'dential electors. and take such steps
as it may deem proper for the organ
ization Of a Liberal party in this
State, and recommending that said
convention be held at Springfield Oh
the Goth Of June; also, that said
committee take immediate steps to
organize Greeley and Brown clubs
throughout the State. The seslutioo
was adopted by the Democrats pres
,ent, requesting tho Democratic State
Central Committee to supplement &
call, issued by them, for Democratic
State Convention, on the Goth OF
June, by adding to the business Of
selecting delegates that Of nominal
ing State ticket. The meeting WAS
attended by about ono hundred Lib
eral Republicans and Democrats, and
its deliberations were harmonious
and the feeling enthusiastic.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04
WHERE no INVEST YOURE
MONEY.

AZ ~ 80
From many of our contemporaries
we hear Of encouraging prospects,
We perceive inducements offered tc
the laboring classes, and each paper
heralds the advantages which thei1
respective localities afford, and from
the glowing descriptions ono might
be excused for believing that this
State was a new Eldorado.
10 say that Louisiana is anything
less than the Queen State Of the
Union, or that her beauties are II
vailed by any Of her sister States, il
point Of soil, climate, productions
&c, would be doing her an injustice
Her locality, rivers, navigation, mag
nifcent harbors, diversity Of soil anc
multiplicity OF productions, eminent.
y entitle her to claim precedence ii
the judgment Of those seeking 6
home, far from the "Fatherland," or
this side Of the Atlantic, and unde,
our free system Of government.
OF all the States in tho Union
Louisiana is the one "altogethel
lovely" We have every description
Of fruit, from the fig and orange te
the cabbage and pumpkin. The &C.
reals are almost homogeneous to the
soil, while our staples can not be ez-
celled. Timber Of I'LL description is
plentiful 4 homo and its many ad-
vantages are within the grasp Of any
industrious, honest man. These are
some OF the advantages which Louis
lana offers to those who may wish tc
settle on her idle, though fertile soil
To those who may wish to find &
home in Louisiana, we tell them that
no better OF healthier locality offers
more inducements, Of great weight:
thar the parish Of West Feiciana.-
All the advantages o. the whole State
are concentrated in our midst. The
town of St. Francisyille is situated
on an elevation, about two hundred
feet above the level of the MISSISSIPPI
pi river, and is wonderfully healthy
Its streets are shaded with venerable
trees it has the prettiest church and
courthouse outside Of New Orleans.
The parish debt is comparatively
small !; trade and commerce is brisk
at all seasons Of the year; and me-
chanics, laborers and artisans CAL
always find something to do, in town.
OF it's vicinity. It is the great andl
natural depot for all tho cotton of
the parishes of East and West Fell
ciana, St Helena, and WILKINSON
county, Mississippi. |
There is a combination of g gil thes
elements to make life long and hap-E
py. We repeat, there is no healthier
locality, in the State, which offers
more Inducements to the laborer, thief
and the artisan than thek
parish Of West Feliciana.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04

The leading Republicans and Dem
ocrats Of both parties are joining
hands generally in Illinois for the
s,,ccess of the Cincinnati ticket. At
Pontiac, last Saturday, q mass meet
ing was held, and an organization de-
termined upon. Greeley and Brown
were Endorsed, and the initial measures
Of the campaign resolved upon.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04
James Gorden Bennett, OF the New
York Herald, is dead. ..t

In our next issue we will give the
particulars of the regatta Of yesterday.
Tomorrow will be an exciting day, at
the front; rs there are to be several
boat races.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04

Greeley and Brown were original
Republicans. Grant and voorhees,
were original Democrats. What is
sauce for the goose ought to be sauce
for the gander. Grant and VOORHEES,.
WHY not ?
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04

Intelligent men Of the colorcd race
can be reasonable in the formation of
their political opinions. It is charged
by men who are under obligations to
tie present administration that the
convention which met at Cincinnati,
was body composed of men without
constituencies. It is notorious that
the members of that great assembly
came direct from the people without
any action on the part of cliques or
rings, and as such were representatives
of the wishes and political liberalism
Of the masses of tho country.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04

Says the Louisiana State Register /:
"The Ascension Leader says that
Mr.. Casey has shown unmistakable
signs Of honesty, aud this is why the
business men of New Orleans have
protested against his removal. We
shall have to send to Donaldsonville
for a pair Of spectacles that will ena-
BILE us to SEQ things as the94Leader
sees them, before we can consent to
accept of the suggestion that hold
ing and distributing bribery fund
is a sign of honesty. And then we
have never seen the names of the bu-
siness men who endorsed for Casey's
honesty. Has the Leoder9"
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04
NEW pDIIilii. CODE!


NOTICE is hereby given to al, whom it may con-
y Germ shat by Nirtue at The following rrsnll,-
tiuna Ne New Police Code OF 1,c Parish of West
Frci.ra VIII IN in al Tor, c:nl effect tea day s
a.ter IA" l,t f'Eh,tcasi'n rrc"l.
Etsota"a. ,t'htt tH. a"F aul ordinances of the
Police i. I e" tie Parish If Meet Ne'ir,nna. and
tl,'. Acts al tr LEGISLATURE reEatng 10 the powers
ami duties of Folice jan les &c rs complied and
arranged Ny Tiun1H, Batter, nr i iutcd III En"lish
LANGUAGE, under the .jte ri :" New Police tot of
the Parish Of West frlicant.'
i,tao,r.d Tint all Iuws aud GidirnNccs, is con-
toned il, tiic New Police Code shalt have inll force
rp,i effect rs the lslHs and ortaatrs"f the Police
I'M, of he l'a is OF West tcirani;, iFou na ai.eg
the day ", Nlom",a.!vn OF sid Code, rs l,ciciu-
Il. nr provided.
Essotrsd, Ti,at when s9' New Police Code shall
be p ,tcA prom i@f ;cu ct the s(ine shah be made
Ny publication. by Ill" tleii of Sle Tohce July, in
t'.r SclA-Wcrh Rcnuhlteta OF these Aos hut ons,
tn-r.hrr with notice that said Code has been
" juir'; an,ttrn days after said publication the
said New Police code sta1l he deemed protnn': :a,ed
a'ld m'i llcntcio III he III full in,ce and effect
IL OF. ,.uut the Pa 81 o. West Eciicana-
}. u. SAITH,
G. T. CnLL1Ns. President Pol % Jury.
Gle X Police jaw. june SIP 30
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04
a,a,son tsara advertisements.

III ID. CUiiN, Agent.
DEALET: il
FANCY g. STApf4E GROChisIES
WINE AND LIQUORS.
Front Street, Bayou Sara, La,
Keeps on hand ut all times well appointed stock
lin the above line, consisting III part u
CANNED FISH,
CANNED FRUIT, =
! pIcKI4ED 4EEF,
PIGS FEET,
MUSTARD,
YEAST POWDERS,
.UEEI.N & DIX. TEA,
SALMON 4 HOLSTERS,
saRDlNEs& OYSTERS,
yERs11cEI.LI 4 NACAnoNI,
PRESERVES s. JELI,lls,
pECANs & NUTS,
GUIANA JELLY,
/ CRUSHED SUGAR,
I SUGAR-piIUN1SS s. CANDIES,
BUTTER {; CHEESE,
SODA &CREAM CRACKERS,
4 Pii!KEICK CRACKERS,
! SURPRISE CANDIES,
4 KISSES Il Dried FIGS.
Particular at tentioil rlt TO s:onis received for
1,.oy.,ce. Will make liberal "ttances ON cnsiGi,-
,ments. and pays highest market price for co"ttn
t,tii,l all home produce.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04
.;1.u. of the xo..i:,c.--A philosopher in tn

SIGNS of ;i,c Xohi:,c.---A philosopher in the
West, grown Into admiration OF the Cherry Pecto-
raj, whites DR.. Aver Tor instructions under which
SIGN he shall he bted which blstcred, and which
yomitctl, aud under which he shall take Ayers
pills for an affection OF The liver; :lso uu,erwcl,
sign his wi oul,l commence to take the Sarsa-
rarilla for !, ancut. lie adds that he already
nows to wean his calves under Taurus. change
his pigs in Scorpio cut hs hair in Aries, aud soak
his feet in Pisces or ,4uarus as their condition
requires.
schoenas.ers, start for Wisconsin, and visit Mr.
lam when yo,, ret there. --.Lo'reM Daily Ne,cs.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04
Spetia1 MctieeS.

n N1~S SNS ~ NNN1 NAN
What E)r. Crooks Wines OF Tar will do z
WEST ALEXANDRIA,, O., Oct o. 1870.
T3oDrieors DR.. CROOKS Vino Of Tar:
GENTL,sMAN am under great obligations to you
for the benefit derived from Dr.. Crooks Wine Of
Tar And to those af2iCteF wish to make il known
that had been suffering for sixteen months with
II bronchial affection. commenced using your
medicine with but little confidence in its curative
powers. But after using the first bottle found my
health much improved aud after having taken six
bottles am happy to state that am entirely cur
ed and in the enjoyment of good health.
Yours. JOHN J. Cook.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04


! The Chicago Tribune is lost, in
swonder at the growing strength OF
1.-THE Greeley movement. Ten days
! ago, it says, ten men could have
checked it; now ten Thousand men
cannot. It has drifted beyond the
control Of party hacks and politicians,
sand in the full flood tide of popular
flavor promises to overwhelm all op-
sposition as completely as. Pharohs
shosts were engulfed in the Red Sea.
s.Whoop, old White Hat! Up again
sboys.--Ncw Orleans Times.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04

Respectfully announces to the citizens of this
alnl adjoining parishes that he manufactures and
ieei1s on Aald good Assortment Cotiins. Lea,le,l
Baskets always on hand and for sale at reasonable
prices Ton ettsH oniy
. 4 new and elegant Hearso with q fine span ct
'oIscs can br Sc t,Icd II. moderate rates.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04
; sss:. : :; - ~ !, ,'i.wt}

Parish coas,.,,
Succession Of IlapIis1 !
in i fa1n% y III -, ,ais 81 iss cs,s
Thursday ,r1" the sss l''. A. . Y
' M.s, t at the hour Of II w., way Il
t" ,,s following mentioned D. ,S'' TO-,
y a certain lot or ,,,.,
an anu NJ being in the rS %1es 8, q sns
ss,,n 1"t number fivss I, ., R,aysa
l,,i'',i number tweptvA , ,.;., y
7. ~ ~, purchaser to sssc5,9.,' ,yrgit
a ~ inc rate Of eight per S., !'iish.s|
":.,r,ty sold, IMPORTING s !, itlds
I rmH taxes s. and costs wi Il :, Ssltt,.
my2l'rt-ad.*as 80: /
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04

The disguised, s,tauls, falsely cnllcdnle.l.
iciucss snh in ba,roonis as toncs" and g stom-
oc,ics," have nothing i'll common with DIR. WAL
Erns VINEGAR BiTrKiss. That famous ihviGorant
does not its stimulating propriciest to fiery and
adneratcd Alcohol. Int to medicinal roots and
herds never hrrctonlc combined The effect of
the Bttcls i'll cases OF constitutional debility,
chronic Indigestion. liver compliant, and All dis
eases tending to consumption, is 40 marvellous
that except to those WHO have felt or witnessed
it, the result seems Incredible.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04

III ID. COtiN, Agent
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04

'thc Commonwealth Cooperative Onl-
pany'jo the working nlrn of our Stat" ant. c0un.
try, whose wages barely sufficient to provide
comfortable homes for isr families, aud who de-
sire to prevent want, misery, and perhaps crime.
among their t.ltl,csrss little ones this Company
offers sl,sr:! Inducements OF lihcial character
,h. benefits Of which within the reach of all ;
and a i;riiure to make such donation 10 ones in
yy ;,uuunts anos, to criminal ueglect.-NdtioHal
ios'iNdn.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04

d. $. l.. 1862 l. o. =.
Tnr member. 81. s9 s P, ys;ss &c. n
L Il. H., will bear u, sunday s.1ail
ing will be held on eva ,5 at which ~
or otherwise notiiie"' y" ,,r,t.
requested to attend s, VIZ
NJ. L,SpuE1x, Secretary
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-04

In the dry goods department Of orr house will
'bc found all family necessities such as--
'Sll"ctings all sizes and prices American and
French Prints; Shir.ings, different grades;
Irish ana Scotch Linens and Crash: Cot
9ona'lta; Brown and Elcache.l I)unlcs-
tics; Casimercs; Vrstings Trim
mings; Fancy Articles, such rs
Combs, brushes, Pcrtumrry
Thread, Needles, Pins,
Rubber, Pearl Glass,
Silk and Linen
Buttons,
&c.
We have also {: ilnc and well selected stool,
:ois-
Is.aslies, Gents, Legs and Misses fsuat.s
Gns; she's.
an Immense stock OF trimmed goods, for Ladies'
and Misses, selected With great care, Which vi,
oiisr nj prices !" hich defy competition. T.
- 7Our stock being renewed every month will
always he found fresh and of the first quality
Also on hand large lot OF furniture aud Plov S
for sale cheap for cash.