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ready opponent. Just come
round the corner WIS the rep Y.
"ani I'll show 80 ! fellow who SAL
| couldn't "ui Ell.y:, :. lie
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Ry request of Three River GRANGE
No. liGi.
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Sic. GcEcrivc County, No.
Sc. GcreYieyc Sept. 2l7t ls.t.
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Fl E FRANKLIN EXrIDITIoS.-An
unhappy Secret Rcrcaled.-It is well
known that in his great sledse journey
IN search of the relics of Sir John
franklin, Captain Hall made distress
ing discoveries, Which lie resolved new.
er TO give to the light as long as Lady
Franklin should live. On his last dc.
partnre from Greenland, in the polaris
he lntrusied all his important docu-
ments to Mr.. Smith of TessuisaI,
From them it is now ascertaipel that
Captain Hall made the sad discovery
that Franklin aud his party were re,
dacea to the dire necessity Of eatino
each other. The fact of this discoverS
would have added still greater fame to
Captain Hall. He kept the secret from
Lady Franklin, but now that the fen.
der and heroic explorer rests under the
same dreary skies will, the lost Frank
III; TINS most unhappy secret has come
to light.
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A BAsHFUL HoosIEc Which -,

= a bAsHruL HoosrEE. Which re-.
MINDS us of little aueeaote abont ,
very oashfnl man in Indiana. Tha ~, q
'oftunates friends knew that he w,nt
eo TO be married; they knew That H..
deserved to he; but they were on;to 10
seI!alh t''at he never would he. if Le
waited until he found courage to no nu
III. ,ne question; SO they took all the fam.
''e on MS hands, and by a series of
''p,o strategic moves had him .nnpn.
e"', accepted, aud wived before IN hs
c"n'a ind pretext for "wiliiuo.n 90
fh"cii accomplished, aud the nnnti,l
o , hay'ns passed off me,lily. the
young mans back boners Withdrew ~
an early hour, feeling that tley could
spare themselves further effort in the;r
lf'ehds behalf. About five minutes If.
yer, Young Benedict, who had evident.
" been having q serious debate win
nc good night" made his exit
i iio m S not seen again by the bride or
hef family until the following eyenin"
"llen lie llmidly Knocked at lie doer
ana was admitted. No specjal com.
ment being made upon his singular
c"hdnct, he PASSED an houriatl,er com.
fortaby in tie parlor, and evcrytl,inn
seemed to promise iayolablv for y cure
OF the besetiing weakness. when. herr
ing the household mopitoy proclaim
the hour of nine, he Suddenly seemed
TO- remember Re, that he had TO, gotten his
mar. This WAS the moment and the
event that had been somewhere eynpc-
,"htly awaited, with Indignation most
profound but under control. by the
'flde's mother. Planting herself reso- {
utefy IN the doorway, the old lady de- '
handed to know why and wherefore |
what he proposed to do, and whether '
Ie was man or only feeble imi,a-
ION, ETC.; in short, why he did not ,c- a
nam with his wife instead of sliukinr Il
ack to his old quartcrs9 The basL77 b
a. SON. n-'aw stamnered ont. as ,he =
laelly female seized his hat aud back y
d hln into chair again, ..weI Ia u
lie to, but thought maybe Id better I!
AT awhile, for fear it might make Il
ilk among the nei.hbois!' "
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Died !:

Ar her residence in this parish m III
p 4,n INST, Mrs. CLARA ZULMA JAR
hhAU, wife of j. B. Jarreau mn.
uausnter of the late Aususte Raiiiio :,
lh e, ooth year of her age.
Inc subject of this notice was bor,
aha raised in this parish, and belonge.
20 one OF the oldest of our few rem:1in.
ny creole families. In fact there are
very lew creoles in the parish who are
NOT connected by blood or marriare
1 Mi'h some OF the qualifications Of her
large family. She, herself. was ,La
mother OF thirteen children. The d.
ceased was brought ND amid the sro,'os
"htch our oldest citizens can rcm.m-
yer as contributing so much to socin,
ana domestic happiness and pleasl,r,.
iorty years ago. In those DAYS ovn,ro
oo1y mouse was open to his neiehbor
' ", 10 the stranger. This tree and
u hospitality contributed
greatly 10 the cultivation of the ]omes-
TIC virtues. Mrs. Jarreau was eminent.
y adapted for such Il state of society
o'ie was kind and affectionate 70 thoso
no were allied to her by the stronn~
,st ties, and generous and hosnitn',la p
nose nos. VINO We're objects of charity' or
hlldren of misfortune, ~
Ln.loyIng the days of prosperity she
uomItteu with christian resiynation
'leh t'le clouds of adversely cathcrcI
round her. A devoted Catholic sla T.
les deattl without any fears OF the f,,-
IRE. she died in the full Faith of a
icssco lie beyond the grave.
:. AT AT the residence of Mr.. A!phonse +
astfapes, near Opelousas, on the I'd of
Mrs. SARAH NJ. BULLARD ii
sed "a years. &H q
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Indiana, and once l,oldino oorr+ .;,:
came that New York anT W;ss so .a9lns'
IL; ;n, ,' the sovereign Hoop hole sta int,
Mor ,e ,edonbtable persons of MichaeI
/ INV sou' ana Joseph Coburn, followed
o os sumo hve thousand cuttIroots +o
S Se.ner with a few reporters fnr = 1n .
d h.ss'opo'Itan press. The Judge o "e
ae his grand jury to indict t ur
nnss es,..a. and at midnight sheriff and
r rosse were dispatched Will, bench r "'
ra a"es, Michael was found near Law.
iieneeonfs asleep in the bouse ~ " w
t uu"ese farmer. Joseph was surnr;sad l
G "1 next morning approaching the
heid OF battle in IL buggy: hrnn"SS. t ~;
a ar"' III s. lhe heavyweight prize feht-
.'s TO Stand up and toe the scratch.
tvs ~ na' SAID they, guilty or not cnjl
,, 10 hasten and get back to business
aney pleaded guilty, thinkinn ~
small fine and release. Thsro ",
Miai, Wilson lectured Joseph and pud
!, nichaei Tor the space of one Lonr , no"
s;a,, t"oF mi OF their calling in tho
naia o. COO and the sovereign Hoop-
he h 1'alt, dwelling with felvor upon
~ '"' n dressings OF peace and good viii
.bsn men, s' At the conclusion he said
,ni "; should farry there in a stone
with iron bars ia the w;n
,""s, Tor forty days and nights. in fine !
o"'se Oh winch time the anue woulJ :
ONE along and shake the fit all o ont
Il them. Whe,eat Mjchnel ho E".
Of a WAC, said: !.aI,v : |
'ease the court, yonr honor is tha v
'rurst hitter av-a-lisht-weirht ! evar /
~ H.; AT this there was laughter. in. 7 7
,ua'nS the judge, and MicLnel Went an L L
JAN to Wrestle with plain dict on1 Z
'e asue. And Wilson continues to d
nsht-Weigbt but hard htter y. :;
=, ' ,, tl'he ne gets through witt, Din. " "
II '"efe VIII have been punishment 7,
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some FACTS ABOUT pApEr.-Tbe
manntacinre of paper is one of the old
est Industries of civilization. and WAS
III TACT Carried on by those vino are ma,
now consldered civilized. The indns.
Try has grown enormously since the
'"tf"duction Of printing by movable
types, and especially since all aristo-
crcV OF knowledge has disanpeared
from the leading countries of the wn,ld
Dr. Albinus Rudel, an Australian in
vest gator, estimates the yearly pro-
unc'ion OF paper IN all paris of the civ
ilzed world Mt l,SO0, ZOO. 900 pounds. of
which 314, OOO.OU0 are made in the Uni
tea States. An a,my of nearly 400, 900
men and women are employed in this
peaceful profession. aud The copito) in
VOWED is about s260,OOO,OO in GOLD
Every American is credited With The
consumption Of 10 IA pounds of PAPER
per annum-a larger amount per uer-
son than that used by any other conn
Try except Great Britain. One-half of
The Whole amount of paper made is
used Tor printing purposes, one-tbird is
used for commerce aud industrial pur- |
poses, and the remaining one-siyth for
writing paper. Besides the production
i'll the United States Of 374 .OOO, 600
pounds of paper, 300 000, 600 pounds
are imported for use in manufactures
aud III printing Offices Public Led
ger.
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NOTICE !!

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARN.
- ed and forbid trading for a certain
ko NJ ) S 0 Y NOTE for s44,4O
drawn by M. c. Ward to the order Of !
NJ Crandal and by him endorsed. dated
about the 9TH ofFebruary 1871. and trans.
II to .. NJ. sanditlSe & Co, as the said
Note has been mislaid or lost
w. W. WILMINGTON, JR
ATTORNEY for j. NJ. SANDIDGE g. co
Dec. 81, 1885,. ~ w
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~ '>->p ]ks..----
REPORT OF THE n ,r,n~


hEpoRr OF THE NATIONAL GRANGE
"a dispatch of The 24,h Dec. 1,on
washington City, saws:
~ lhe Executive Committee of the
Aa''"nal Grange. held meeijuo in
'h'S Guy last week, and Transacted
considerable business. very Etrlo ~
winch was of Il public cIarac,er Tha
oa"E balance of the National GRANGE
was between $4,000 and $500, 900 and
twas voted by the Committee to max ~
a permanent investment of $40 0OO of
bonds. 's'eieo
AT The last arnual meefipr of t,o
Na'lonaFGrA the organizaI ion WAS
IN oent, bnt during the present wear
mere mas been paid into its treasury
ABOUT SlO0,OOO, of which about $50
uoo has been expended in suppoitiuo
'he Office here in Washington. in dis,
ulontlns documents, and in furnishing
subordinate Oranges with books and
inducements for ordinary work.
Inc Grange has never been so pros-
reloas as ut present. While it contin-
hes 10 Increase in the Western States
Where IT hrst took root, it is the same
'lme rapidly spreading in the Eastern
ana southern states. More applica-
'lohs Tor charters for subordinate Gran.
SeS were received at the Office Of the
National Grange last Saturday than on
any previous day in its history, aud
,iie majority of them came from the
Last and South. WV
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y A young lady of Logansport re-
Gently sent a young man four quarts of
outternuts as token of acknowledged
ment for having saved her from drown
ing.
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NEW THIS DAY.
ioWh Observation-Disclosures for 1874
Pc IT ORDAINED BY THE MAyop

& L ORDAINED BY THE MAYO1
~ ana Board of Counci|men of ,b,
io"ii Oh Alexandria, State of Louisi
ala, on TINS the 9th day of January
a. H.. 1874, that the Licenses for ,I,,
year 1874 i'll the said Corporation. shal
oe hAed, assessed and collected on earl
ana every person, proprietor or firm
INV "" fa,?9, renting or carrying on any Of
r ,ne iollowing trades, occupations, pro
LESSONS or callings, as follows, to-wit:
on each and every person, pro-
prietor or firm, owning. renting
OF carrying OH Butcher Stall $40 90
On each aud every Coffee House
Or store OF any kind where liz
nor is sold by fhe glass. 80 90
store OF any Kind having over
$1,000 stock, aud selling liquor
III less quantity than 4 gallon
ana not less than bottle "a 00
Store OF any kind having over
$1,000 stock and not selling less
than q gallon of liquor al any
Store having less than $1,000 stor, w
and selling liquor in less guam
NY man gallon and not tess
than bottle o. m
Store having less than i $1,000
stock and not selling lie s lban
a. gallon OF liquor at any one
~ 'lm ,,. ..::;;;:...,............... Is 90
w.: :'1 ~ A,ievs, each. ........ j. so !
n, ,a n.;'o.e.. ..;,;,.............. 25 90
daguerrean Or Photograph Ar
r tl:t. <, ................ 10 90
c' a'. o.t'lu .:............. Is 90
S,n s,'i', III Market. ....... 10 OIL
Coffee stand in street. 10 IN
Confectionery, where cakes, fruit.
coffee, etc., is sold On M
Restaurant o. no no
Soda Fountain :. * m
Warehouses. each Ok M |,
ri,i.''eiY otoFe. ........ 25 90
Billiard Tables, each. p ~
or Pigeon Hole Tables, 25 90
lacks for hire, each * OO
pray running within Corporation -
ei'iier for pnblic Or priva,c use. Is 90 :
iotei Or Boarding House having i,
more than four boardcrs. Ok IN 1
,licnS, each performance 10 90
,,oncert, each performance. 90
,'',,. ' % 90 !
:, ,'. ~ 2 n;; % 90
''.'iet $3.50. 80. .......... 10 % "
w, iMt Try otofe -. ......... . % 90 u
~. EEntetpr!se, less than 30 days IL so !
,aa,a :.';;e 10 Prise, over 80 days -. 25 90
ing ten or more head of stork {
and selling in Corporation. :. 10 90
Approved:
r. L. FOX.
l. Hutton, M.tvor I
Comptroller.
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bazaine's Place of Exile and I'm.
pfiS0nMent.
IT'S HISTORIC ASSOCIATIONS

:. The IT. isles of st. Marguerite forms
parts OF a cluster of small islands
Anown as the Isles de Lerins, situnfed
" "pl, sue TO Cannes, between Cane Ron
an" cape Garoupe. The gsoup is ,s
g 'i'"Uter or fact. composed Of two isIss
oa'hte Marguerite aud Saint Houor,t
"h'ch nave between them coual 7no
n metres vide, and few rocky excreso
e ta the largest of which is inLaL;
ecu ana owns the name of St. Terraol
s',''".e Mar Sueiite is at distance nf
"oo'e Two kilometres from the coast
oval Ill shape, and about seven ill.,
~ IN circumference. On the east
~ Is covered with a fine forest If ,nan
ne pine trees, and is used as y snma
on p"1 re. station A 'hirdcIass fort rises
y; W. me northern brow of the islet and
- - Aho%n {" mariners as Fort Croise,te
~ ~ wa" "a ou'!S by Richelieu, and imnrov'
~; 'Dat pi'nce of t. he art Of fortilica-
ll"n, yanban. 1t has already sarya1
81 several times as a State prison "
'''s very tort the famous and mvsta
''ons Man of the Iron Mask wb,' I h..
I; ;.a t' SO many historians aud given ;
lis ise to So much speculation, was shnt |
p,I' ior seventeen !eals. LAGRANGE. t
""'nce', the author of those DARN, |
against the Prince Regent
was also kept Il prisoner in the samo ]
III: Finally, during the reirn Of tje j
!, irst Empire. Monseigneur de Eron;l', a
'lshop or Client, and uncle Of fine Nos Z
, '.a Mluls'er, was confined there for
nme time. On the eastern poiut Of
ne 'sia ,n Is the Redoute de Ia Couven. -
ioh- Inc garrison of this FORT is nt 1
' 'es o"lmpo'tant, but it is there
Aae the guard specially told off to r
.ateh over the condemned MARSHALL L
III hold its headquarters. This ouar'i Il,
u ~ na '''e commaud OF a colonel, viii al
1--we az Tue same as the prisoner A
gu. du Barrail, the Minister of War We
IS gwen orders for the greatest con, DE
'!eration 10 be shown to Marshall RI al
ire. Meanwhile there has hren nv oNN
'ue sur made in the Republican 60, co.,
mp with reference to the excepfin. t ~
~ mud treatment of The nrisouar vi
'ce ems, ms condemnation, and ia order
''e'' DENOMINATIONS, Bit On
me has been obliged conform 70 =
lsoh regulations. Yesterday. fnr
Z nfs5 tune, no friends, except his Ste
!, h'aS ana those provided Will spe. $
y passfs' We're allowed 10 penetrate i
)" me Peut Tiianon. Nor is he able a
receive or write any letters without Sto
,'r ''avlng been previously opened S
1ei' , 'y the officer in charge. But. 4
to the reports of those who g. o o
We access to the Marshal, he has 90 .
yer lost his self-possession. and a
'nos MS time in settling his family -
'lFs: Lalierly lie has asked for sto
dc books aud dictionaries contain. 81
! Information about his next prison. a
dame Bazaine will reside at Cannes ii
II tue ch'lhren.-[ Paris Col,espupd- Ten
g OF the London Daily Telcg,apb Liv
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sa,ss4 Cash Gifts amounting TO y. a!s22s 5Ot
ONE CHANCE IN EvEaYilNIaEl

The dAtfibatibh will e public. dna win DO
made ppdsr the same form and regulations As
the San francisco and Louisville Library Giit
concerts, under tho supervision of q commit.
toe of prominent citizens selected by the
ticket holders. n'a" ~ 's''
Reference as to, the integrity Of this enter
prise and Of the manageme mt is hnitde 10 Che
following we'll known citizeps; M !, ,,.,
Sam. L. Tiobals, A. Toponco, j. Hslsh, J
H. Gerrish, members OF city council.
JudgeT. J, Black, Asst U. s. Assessor
Marshall q Gresnwld. proprietors Metropoli.
tan HotelI Eugene Moore, city marshal; WI
W. Huh, Architect;J j. Hehoo constable; j
Kupfer, Jeweser,i uapt s. Howe, contractor
o. D. Richmond 4 Co., commission merchants
N. K. Campbell, Prbprietor Oentrsa Hotei;
Singleton 4 Creath, Proprietors Pacida
Stables; s. p, Hitc-L merchant, Sandy, Utah,
A.,G. Garrison, Helena, Montana.
Ne will also announce that each and every
person buying ticket can, at ary and all
Tines. examine our books and all business
transactions, connected with the enterprise
and, as thedrawing Of prizes VIII DO placed
in the hands OF honest and disintsrested mon,
it viii insure . fair and impartial distribution.
Good, y Responsible Agents.. Wapted,
Libefai Commission Allowed.
? Money should be sent by express or by
dealt on any solvent bank. by postollice
money order, OF registered letter, at our risk.
For particulars, address
L. W. MORGAN, Manager,
nYl ,74-2m Lock Box l6s. Corinne. Utah.
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Master. Dudley w. Adams, Waukon, Iowa
Overseer, Thoa. Tsiylor, Columbia, s u
Lecturer, IT a Thompson, Plainvlew' WA
bash county, Minnesota. ,e..
Steward, Az Vaughn farly dreye' s,Fs.'
Assistant Steward, G W Thompsoh' NE"
Brunswick, N. j.
District Of Columbia. ~ "
Treasurer FIN Mcdowell, Corning, n. \.
Secretary, 0 H Kelley, Washington, u. ~
Gatekeeper o Dinwiddie, Orchard drove'
indiana. e,l q. .isfpl
Ceres. Mrs D W Adams, Waukon, Iewa. =
Pomona, Mrs Q b Kelley, Washmgton "a, lslv y
Lady Assistant Steward. Miss " "A Hall,
Washington, D. U. -. wy. -. .a,au4
Executive Committee-W iliiam Saunders
Washington, d. o.; ID. Wyatt ,Aikon, tiokes-
berry, Abbeville county, s. g.; j.. H. shank
land. Dubuque, Iowa. a tn1aHsh ,apaH'
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Tho Nov Remeay for rupture

Truss Co, No. 6s3 broadway. New York CITY. IL
retains rupture absolutely in ease ard comfort, ia,
aud Right, at ali timer, under all circumstance
whatever In any ease, and ssoud never betASct
oil during the hort time requisite to effect I,ci
manent cure. tnt by mil. Circulars free. An
druggist or physician will.orier this truss Tor so
Without charge.
, 1874-01-16
THE sT. LOUIS & sT.>JosEPH.

Special DfsszteA to 4Hs CAacugp Tri6aue,
Naw YoRx, Jan. 16.-rhe salo unter foreclosure Of
the. st. Louis as. Joseph Ratlroad not down for
to-day, hutA Vostponcnenthas beont1ad Tho road1s
first d4ault was m Mas, 1871 ts issue Of
arst 1uostgaga per ccnt'god bonds Then the road
leased to tho North Missouri Hallway comnany,
which hasl,ecu etnoe roor1anized o. the st. Louts
Iankas .Gtytk Hnrthefn Baiiroad. Soon aftor this
default peestng1of tho boudtodors held hore Of
which request nsdo ,by the agents OF tho North
sttssoqs4 that Atloy fund shetr eorpoua: They
nre. Aiter} ~ nAontla' dolay Me+
nsses as psma thssIeaa,ng es @ road wlp eontinnod>
have aa:e theupa.1d the!r boals IN tho auda Of tho
Of tho banslloIlats, Jan. 6a resolution adopted
that the Esa atoaasha bought IN for tho bcncat OF
the bondhoS DORIS aud purchasing committee uas !
appointed ha. uon1ntttaa have devised, plan Tor
rcorgnnt24atouH which Iley a,eovo will bonedt thos
banIAoiHer4, Tho postpona1aeut Procured to-,
day, ut t,o roeueaof this Cocnmittee, ii order that
shqso wla hsyo not deposited khaIr bonds may have
opportunity fpr}dot1g Tho sale ta now e1,-
nounced forFo. il. 1t 1a understood that tho pur
chasing Committee already hold t4reo-iourths Of the
bonds.