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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-09-24
The Beecher--Tilton Suit.

District Attorney Blitton of Brooklyn
has addressed letters to Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher and Francis ID. Moulton,
suggesting that the public interests
would he best served by entering :,
nOih proSegW i'll the case of Francis ID.
Moulton. indicted for libel on Mr..
Becchrr. Mr.. Bccchcr in reply comcurs
in the disposition of the case suggested.
Mr.. Moultom says he cannot ac.luiesce.
and concludes his letter rs follows:
| have been arr;ligned i> Il criminal &;
compelled like Il tr!on to plead with up
lifted hand: subjected to the ignonimy
of bonds against an escape from Justice {:
loaded with oboquy by the public
press fr"wncd upon and avoided by
society a; and now, after the Indictment
against me has served its purpose by
diScrediting in advance Il witness of
Rev. Mr.. Bcrchers guilt. and il is ap-
parent to You as it is to the world that
am innocent and must he acquitted.
at this moment. and under these circum-
stances. | am requested to acIuie>cc i'll
Il nOHe prOsegHi. and to suffer my ac-
clISer To escape the penalty of his per
.jurcd prosecution. Never. sir never
| demand Il trial and shall he ready on
amy reasonable notice to make good my
defence.
Ii remains with Mr. Britton and Judge
Moore to dispose of the matter. Us the
former may move and the latter decide
after argument. We trust the suit will
bc qua>hcd. The public have rights IL.
well IL MeS>rS. Beechcr and Tilton
and they should demand Il stop to thi,
na>tineSS.
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State News.

Tin. y,Iu,II, mar. TX itty Wnu,I &"
,,I,,,riur +, Nh. a ,,u,n,;,S ~
Mnulrrlicr. aud which, he had rl"rIIrcd
at Il cost of one thousand dollars. was
found dead OH his premises. early Tues
day morning. 1t appr.ll> tnat the mare
stepped upon III" covering OF Il we'll
hI"k" through: ana; pitching forward.
broke hri neck. Mr. uhhmlhS may
turn an "id span lhru scrub ont INT" IN"
sam" \aid WIN perfect safety.
TN" three desperate r"nvirtS at
tempted t" break from Bennington jail.
l "'>'aN h'%n'' "", ihrir l'i'hS were
'''''''''''lH II ''> - '"''" ny ne 'I''',lS
"'>'"NtiN :" 'I''',' DON ''' us,
'"\','"' ,''i h''t H""''' one h'''2t I'll
me h""r .eH"'',G from N,'l' 'h'H were
r"'I'l"'" ih'" me corr nor sprung me
h"'T OPEN an" one "l mem WIS III 'ht
w.. VI n',J. ~ ,',,, En-. ,"',,i't,.J ~
.,,,,. !, !. ,,,,,,,,,..,,I l., t,i,,,.,I..
,,,,.i,i
ne N'''''''""'A '",''S' ~'''"t'''T ''''A
:" S'.'';'N up Il ''i' team anu ',''
,i,,m ~
-, -, '| ,
and I,.n. =, h,,i., mn,,u,. ii,u L,,,-
inc.
I,.,..,.,... .,..,,,............ ,..,,
II
'","P'',''' ' a." '''''' '''' ,'' '!"''
"''' ''''' =" i'"I''H ~ '''' ''N' "i
l.. :. prev. E>p.. "i South HulilnG-
Ton; has iuIril~r' 4 Inn FI'''n colt
"i Henry h"Ip. at 'tH.i"I'e. pay lng
,"''',''' - "'' ~, 't cor a. '"iH '"Lli
i,;,l,'', ,''''' U.s. ,,''' w w. 'l''
paw ''' :" H""''S 1t
W., :" ''''~ ''''
II" -. NihAr> N"N>"r"H >:'I>. III Is
reported lh3i t""in"d"i" andrrhllt
h',> sued |. ". Part, fnr halt Il million
with the Harlem Extension Railroad.
aud all Vii. l'HrE property i'll this state
Ia '''riI HttHrh"d
ihc ~;lit of L. L. Ripley against the
town ut Randolph. ton damages on ac-
count of injuries t" his wife nn the
highway. Wa> referred to Hon. Paul
Dillingham;. of Waterbury. and \. p.
IIuniun of Bethel. and they have
hruught in il verdict against the TOWN
for 5000 damages in favor of Ripley.
At We. Dauyill, i Rixl,.- all
est sou. uw,.. Ihnut IN ,r,rs u.,s l.,i
irra hnr>,. to wafer. when in sam, VIEW,
the horse. got loose. i,. hoy r,r,.i>.i,,r =,
kick in the face. makinra severe woIInd
in the check. and another near one uf
his eyes. The boy vas un,.ousci,us
Scgrl.l hours. and when he revived
ru.Ild tell mn ,,.,,t;..,,I.,r, - ,,' IVY
dent.
r,. y
resident of p,ln Aha 90 I',,..
been nominated far fL. St.,,,, S''.'', ' ~.
, ''' ''lr ''''e senate 10y
'i''''i''''"S VI 'ha, county. lie
th, Le.isl,tur. Inst ,,..,, '' vi
WnopsroCk HAS R,,,n.,, rlo
,r,,k having of Tin. Wn,J',,,I ID ne
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patent governor for the air springs. rs
an entcrpiSiug. active and liberal firm.
we are glad to note the signs of then
prosperity.
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SWfTSER & EASTMt,

Manufacturers and Wh"l,.~al,. and l..
'rs >prin. Beds y Lounges. Han W.u.
aud Excelsior Mattresses Iphpl~r,r.
~iuIlin-s. French Lasting. III Wood .
DIHI:isk Il Hair SKATING sofas Easy,
repaired at short notice. y T.. ST.
M-I4~.
En-lrIm ANrnII,. 81 InhII-i,Lr- ~
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Subscribers out of this County
VII hcrcattcr remit rih their s"bscrip-
fon. ten cents IN ddiiHon. for p"Stdgc-
as all ne~spdpe, postng" after january
lst. has to be pojd nfHe office rber" mail
ed. This wW make the CALEDoNIAN
come 10 them ten cents a year less than
hPrff0fOrc.
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HlN"lL LAR AND SUDDEN DEATH AT
nfATrLEEoEo. -Thr sudden death of
MIS-. Hattie ID. LamSon. one of the
Sch""l teachers of Biattlrhoro. Thurs
uaN afternoon 2d inst. was wholly nm
looked for and surprising to ali her
lilehdS. She was III her usual health
That morning, and had planned a walk
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odd Prob" says; The season of the
equin"ctlal storms is at hand. and from
now until the middle of October we
may look for storms on land and sea.
In the case of Westervelt. who is
charged with being one of the abdurt-
orS of Charlie Ross, the jury brought in
a verdict of guilty.
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C. J. HCUCHrCN,
Save az: FTY-DOL.&25,

from y"ur physician 10y using SOM ....
ant about NuuT sinks drains. crS- ...
rtc..
HlNGil \ VI sells all the best kind
neat STYLE for use.
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Fast Mail Trans between New York
and the West

The first trip of the fast mail train
vas made very successfully. the ears
winch LEFT New ! Urk ut - minutes past
!. Thursday morning. reached Chicago
1t 10 minutes past Il Friday morning
i've minutes ahead of time having
made the oh miles in p hrulS and -
minutes. 1t started out of New York
With between 81 and IL tons of mail
natter. largely new >pai".r>. and an iron
nm projecting from the postal ear took
"a mail bags hanging on Il similar arm
rom stations along the route while the
Train WIS going ut full speed. The
chcdulc time made the train reach AL
:nnN ut 40 Il. m. Utica. 10 a. IN.
syracuse, Il.lJ Il. III. Rochester. l. 10
j.. III. Buffalo. , p. IN. Clcvcland. ~
=. IN. Toledo. lu.J1 =. m, and thica-
%. G.l5. the second morning. The fast
train 10y the prun>N INauil railroad also
teaches Chicago in about the same time.
md 81. Louis in :sI hours. The latter
road i talking of fast evening mail
Tram.
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c A r A f r H

Weakness of kidneys, ind uaH.
side and back. at twenty Nt;iI- = fIl.. d..
Nv" weeks hy less than - bottle A,l;r.
=" bad as To prevent sleep at ni.ht- uiI '.-
smut was p"rp"tnallN used. cured SIT. ...
Er>fimony 81 ,reH kno,ra ami L,lit. ..''.
zen ~ NcT B"e'-o
NEsSR~. IIrTLEFIELp 4 GO. pIu.- -
had tatarrh a lItlr risin- NV, YEAS. ...
back and weakness in kidneys for ~
tatarrh WAS 81 bad that II did not IT,.
snuff was troubled witt q cough m"r,
night. ! have taken Marshall = ,aI.Gi
tw" wears. particularly i'll cold wrnthr' .
II every night Ia yet rest | hr-.m :" .-
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy about =. -
and have taken only "nr h"iri,.. IN .r''
week the c"ughin. nights left me and H
n"n' since I" speak of, though have Boo.
the remedy for a week
| have had pains III my sid, :" had '..a'
- ont of TIA" hru>c for two weeks 40
greatest pain was i'll my right h,du',
AZ times grert sufferer from my h.t
l-M. In two weeks after | l--.u &
constitutional Catarrh Kennedy the la.I-
y ti..
New R"ston, y. H.. April =, l-7u
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DARTMOUTH CoLtgti
Chandler Scientific nnnar.r.

Chandler Scientific Departms'
lii" primary ann of thi, department
practical liberal rducitimn haIluat
the wants and spirit OF the Az. Ii .I,...
Young men Tor civil al mechanical ,u....
which its graduates lind al one, huu"it.
crariNr Positions Address President -.
Pref f. L. EU'GI.ES. Hanover y q
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SUNDAY TRAINS. The Congregation
list sent one of lis editors To- the Tw in
N"umlIim Sunday show. Il week ago
Il>t Sunday. and. upon his report. ere
.irW> the opinion. in which We think
ihr majority of ON readers share. that
rilcr all has been said that can he said
um the fay orahlc side. there still remains
IN immensely prep"ndrratin" evil in
he ~ stem, which should deprive it OF
he countcnanrc of Christian people"
The Congrcgatinnalist also suggests to
Mr.. Moody and his co-workclS ITO have
III mind that even the most cv.lnYcliStic
services may he 81 miSII>rd us To break
the Sabbath. When we read that }UO
OF 100 carriages some from Il distance
Ut twenty miles blocked the Mortified
road. last Sunday. we feel like raising
she question and doing il in time
whether the logical principles which
apply to religious excursions in New
Hampshire are not equally valid and
imperative in Franklin county. MiS>a-
chIISettS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-09-24

Mir. Oscar Barron. j.. MANAGE.
Twin Mountain House. Mis- p..
by the resident guests with
gold watch on "Wednesday fl
week. There was no rrr,m..
ladies having the matter in cIrl.,
represented 10y Mrs. William
more. Mrs. G.. W. White aud
Il. L""mi>. The watch Wa> p
ny iiigrloW. krnmard y 60. ni
BY request Mis-. Harriet Bcr,nr
favored the guests of this ho.>
readings from her humorous ..
titled "Old Town Stories" Tie.
sion WAS greatly emiolcd L., 81.
were present.
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of tw" miles for which ,i,,
preparations. Noticing r., Wits
ing i'll one of her eyes. ari
illness about her head. 81. 5.
the fact to her husband "'
later, while ~ ing on the. h,.'
ness began To come upnr
and her tongue, and in Ten, 10;
had entirely lost the pow. '' b.
Every effort WAS made +, 80
vitality of her parallncd Inni ."..
out avail. She died ahom
The attending ply stefan ,,' 49,
the disease ap"plrNy, and il T., Y...
that this WAS CAUSED l.,
upon the back of her head
thrown from Il carriage ah,oI
ago. She had suffered only
convenience from The fall aI.
blow WAS il NclN ScNcr,. -,
health had hccu 80 pclir,r -,
WAS no other cau>c which h..
could recognize. fnl the .rf
fatal attack.
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DEATH OF Mrs. Dir. GOULD. -Intell-
gcncc has been received 10y her friends
in this city. of the death. ut Perugia.
Italy. of Mrs. Emily Gould. the wife OF
Dr. James Gould. Mis-. Gould is the
lady who for Il number of years has
been :" successfully engaged in cStab-
fishing Protestant schools in Rome.
Mrs. Gould had been very i'll ut Rome
with an attack of fever. attended with
i severe neuralgia affection of the spine.
+" which she had been subjected for
'e;lrS Her husband. in the hope of
"cnetitting her. removed her to Perugia.
There she arrived in IN almost uncon-
>"i"us state. She fingered in great Suf-
trrlnG for about II month and died about
me INST INST. martyr in the good
cause to which she had devoted her life.
Huntington Free Press.
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PRICE 81 PER EOTTLE.->"ld h'
%ists. y pamphlet OF - PAGES -i'n-
on tataIrh. and containing iuuamrfA..
cures, sent FREE. by addrr>~II- tie
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tScp20 81
STATE OF VERMONT. C,IFuuN.'.'
- In Probate Court held al In Ii"..
81. .luhnshurV. within and Tot -nd Il -.
18th day of September. \. H. -.
William j Gibson guardian OF AZ
of Ryegate in said district al 1855
makes application Ia said Court tH ..'''
the following described real ,~iai, OF l.-''
representing. that the sale Thereof tN' ''
ri putin" the proceeds Of such >i!' ~
investing the same in stocks uI ojH'.
would he beneficial Ia said ward. N.'.'
ordered by said Court. that ~.Id aIH.
frrrrd To Il session thereof. Iu hu l'Id %. Or.
Office i'll said st. .J"hnShurN. on 'r
Oct. y. ID. lS75. for hearing and dr'
ami it is further ordered. thar al. p'I''.'
ed h. notified hereof 10y puhll'a''
said application and order tn room
successfully i'll the talcd"nlal ~
J"hnsbury, before said time 81 b'aIih-
may appear AT said time and place aii.
cause, object thereto. Bv the our
gI-g3 HENRY FEINt b. IT,
\ true copy al record h'.'
HENRY FEE\' 10 Zee
STATE OF VERMONT ChIErv>I,
- In Probate Court held AT the f'''
81. JnhnSbury. III said district. "i To.
September. \. II. l-75.
Lyman ID. Hathaway, admnistrli" .'
Of Henry y. Shcdd. late 81 Iia'''
district deceased, presents
tinn account for examination ail'
and makes application for deere q.
and partition of the rStat" "i sad '''
W ltIsIIlpn If il ordered hN -.l'N
account and said application lee 90 ..'.
thereof To III, held at the Probate '..'
bury On the 2-th day nt oct. n
h"arin. and decision thereon ih" -.
ordered that notice hereof j" -'''" ...-
Interested by publication "i lh' sun
sucrrssiVrlN III the tal",l"nlIn % ~
lishrd AT 81. bloomsbury, previous ]"
pointed for hearing that they no., ~
time and place. and show rau>' H...
have why said account should MOI D"
such decree made
BN the Court. Attest. ,..u r,.-
HENRY FEIN' .'-
\ true cnpy of Record Nty~i g.
9Iga HENRY FEl\' u
S'TATE OF VERMONT. 'AIin,N'
- In Probate Court held At Tho Ii'..''r
st .Tnhnsbury. i'll said District "n
SEPTEMBER \ u l-Il. .,..
Helen \ Hnltnn adminl,tllti,, .i,-..
III AdnlphuS liollnh. lh'' ~ 10.
district deceased mt stat " ,,.
Ia said court tn extend ih' .,...
allowed her I" pay the d,"t> ..a
ceased, and to render her ldm'n.''''
until some future day. .l,..u.t
Whcreupon ii is ordered to, III" ",f, dis,
application b,. referred I" me ~ -'
\. -. l-15. at the Pr"hair plh'' u"
for hearin. and decision theron II r,r-''
and it is further ordered that al I,.., D..
ti,sl h,.ri #
this application and "rd'r h,.',,,,,lf~
successfully in tibet alcd"nlan r...
bury, before said time 81 h''n i1Tfrb.,-f
appear al said time and place anu
object thereto.
By the Court. Att"-l ,...,.>.H H.
\ true copy Of record .,M.t'>,.H H..
yl-93 HENEl
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. Fr,I
noon. Mr.. Horace f.. Sinu.I
freight agent of the CrnIr,I
Railroad. came to Il viuirnr .mL
death under the following ,.r..
ces: He took the freight rr1I W.
pclicr Junction to go To Waite.
from the train about the finn.
the bridge over the Winno.ki
side at Montpelier Junrlior
run over 10y the ears. One L..,
arm we've cut off. his head A..
fully m;tngled. and he WAS -.
injured. Death must have h,r,
instantaneous. Nh. Stuuulr..
tolmcrly station agent 1t Snu,L .
ton, bat for numbcr of lcl>
been employed by the CrInfri
to look up lost freight. liz
wife and two children. II ,..
said that accounts disagIrr il.
er he fell from the TAIN ul u,>l.
off 10y the bridge while ~ilnr
g.ll
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0slssspohdaaoe d Ia Nile Orleans
, .orvxLLt-olLfAss
W. IA syrl 1875.

b, Neus VOLTA dNac arHvtsaa 06uoue.
nsst, secxet sajOartl'hui que Ne ras-
sembte \ Legislature don't renfante-
mont = <t6 d long et u laborieux. Le
r6eaitst ese encore use piAee "a l'air,
oaigfl No lhas jan,ala d6sesp6rer De
Sien. wheeler, pAse dn ocsmpromis
- - = lsA)usesmeot", comne Il prs
0eo uOmme1 ls'f eeatenoe arbitrale
rendse pss vi = - esllAgucs da
CeAgree, Wheeler . vo6pa 10 scsAn
q s1eFse euf pssait dspuis le l3 mara
i9ns ID l6cisioe - oo1seFvatenrs
aseaisAt 1ss naj0vitt = 10 ! h
CAs4hrs, - ~ dsax p4Ftis aaraiest
AU6os noobse Do voix % asssios
y0aaesy - Ssrais srop bssa, q u ~
eAsD 1gate quslqse ssrsWr d taleul.
Lei radicaux sembla3eHt Dskeo1tcnts,
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DrnslAs soUvnlLns

Dams un disc,Ars prononce, le
IA, a Ia ChambreS pute de Ia Diete
prussienne, Bism, a denni 81
politique a regard Atholicisme;
II appelle les evequr lfeodes au
Vatican des prefets da Ape ct des
fanteurs de persecution infdeles
alesprit de rEvangile pour lequel,
lui, Bi..mark, est plein de respect.
lie ton DIES ,iournaux allemands est
q Ia paix.--La France = pasD,, ,un
contrat pour lacquisition de l0aOO
chevaux 1ui lui seront livres Sl
Boheme al mois de juin.-Bosntos,
q manGuvr6 avec son apparel de
natation 4 Boulogre, devant 20, 900
personnes.-Les jourpsnx ffancsis
anncncent Ia mort de l'ancien re.
presentant Agricol Perdiguier, age
de % ans, et de l'actenr Melingue,
age de IS ans.
La dinaomate russo, baron de-
Brmnow, sst decide 10 IA, rage
Le meme Jour, ,est mort 4
Washington. u general AID. Shi-
ras, commissaire-genersl des cab
sistaDcoa ,soZ ~ g' 5l'n t.
Les d6moeFates ont triomph6
dans les elections municipales tl'Al-
bany, New.York, ct de Jersey City,
NeW-Jersey. '""' y ,d'
A la N0avelle-O Orl6ans II ses-
sion extra0rdinaire de u L4gisls-
ture s'est ouverte mercredi dams
10 plus grand calme, ct b recon-.
structiou de In Chambre . com.
menc6 sons des auspices aasez fa-
vcrables. Le speaker Hahn q recu
le serment des conservateurs ra-
meDes au bercail par l'ajustement.
La reorganization a6t6 6renvoyeea au
lehdemain.-Le Gouyerneur Kel-
logg Q frapp6 de son veto 10 bill de
b charte Eunicipsle.
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ct l'oppositiou 6tait ct eat encore con.
duite par West ct Pinchback, assistes
en- sous ordre par Madison Wells et
Hunsaker. Lowell, d'ordinaire a-ea
turbulent, ne soufflsit mot. Wbeelei
= e-Sliq ue ID compromis aux r6publi-
csids % . ffAit entendre raison aux
indisciplin6s. Maia l'arguneDt dIsiait
sers padoption de r,justement T,sr le
comit6 central republican, 10 docu-
mel,t sign6 dp marshsl Packard, . uue
vertu dautaut plus persuasive, Qu'on
volt, derriare Packard, Grant ct
Sheridan, des geps qui ny won't pas
par quatre chemins pour atteindre
lenr but. Msis laissons Ia parole aux
6vGnements. '#'
LIE gouverpeur Kellogg . DOmme
George H. Braughn juge de Ia Cour
superieure criminelle, en- remplace-
meDt du feu jnge Atochs. Co choix
eat g6neralement rattle par l'opinion
publique, laquelle approuvera egale-
ment les instructions donnees par le
meme magistrat, aux commissaires du
bureau dc police, contre les maisons
du jeu dc "baako. Les deux Com
pagnies do gag ont fusionn<; c'est le
temps dss compromis. LA Compsgnie
d'assurance d des Marchands . terminS
"a carriere.-Un Dombreuk meeting
a Ell licu, le il, 4 Ia sale St-Patrick,
on hommage 4 In memoire de John
Mitchel.-Le Shreveport Times paas3
IN mains dune Compagnie
Battle - ~ en-
rsstsnt lee r6dscteurs, Ut Leonard Oh
est touiours le directeur.-Les rive
rains du lac Charles ont tenu hier un
meeting dana lequsl ils ont. republic
toute -id6e de- compromis. - LIE
6scriey FIbtris annonce que le
Pickett . tu6 Mclaughlin,
aon beau-p2re, puis So tue
PAT Mclaughlin jr., son beau.frare. -
Lo 8 avtl, est d6O6dt, ! rage de Il
ans, Ale6e-Aloysss Atocha, jugs dc
In Cour superisurs criu,inells dspuis
10 10 uxrs 1874; n6 4 II Nouvelle-
OI III a3nittS tout jeune
cette Tas1Sslaie 1e dr0it chez ie grand
avoost O'Connor. de New York; repa-
dams ron Etat natal avec le
general Banks en- 1862, il await Ste
jnge pr6v6tal, Of await figure icolame,
lelSgu6 de Ia Louisisns ! In conven-
lion qui nomma, Lincoln candidat 1,
IN second ter'ns; le juge Atocha 6tait
sstim6 ponr son intkgrit6 ct IA mode
'ation. Le meme jour, 8, s'cst suicide
'nr le poison Charles Bendix, n6 a
Maysnca (Aliemagne), ct Age de SO
kns; richs nutrefois, il await englOuti
fortune dana 10 "Teutonia Bank
<Qelques aatrss sp<culations hasar-
lehS avaient achieve - ruine ct
:ause AIesolution desesperee. g
'* @&N @sFf.''E g. ''
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Field si ie Gouverneur pouvait &C
corder 10 Communication dune peine
temporafre sans le consentement
du S6nat, q etc renvOy4 a l'assis
tant avocat- -g6uersl H.,R. Steele
qui est Davis que ID ratification
du Senat est indispensable. ID - -
.-Le Gouyerneur o nomu6 Eu
gene Joseph juge dc paix d. B
"Aru' -. ~ .a1aiGgsHl .9ott. Il
ri Decisions de Ia Cour Supreme,
rondues Ia semaiDe derniAre: .h;
NO $3.50. Louis Mestier cOutre
J..B. Terrail r6andition refusee.
NO 1854. Ophelia G. Burbank,
S..N. Burbank, appellants, contre
William Harris; jugement an.
mule. ',.,a..
No 555s. Chism & Boyd contre
Freret freres, appellants; les de.
fendeurs r6sidant 4 Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans, Ia Cour 6tait sans juri.
diction {; jugement aunule. 80
lie Herald appelle psttention
des syndics sur le mauvais etat
des chemins, notamment au.des.
sus de ,habitation "Star", de NJ.
A..D. Nugere. ...
LIE hkms journal rapporte que
George Washington Taylor Q et6
arrGt6 ct iucarcer6 pous avoir.
donn6 I'M coup de poiguard a Hsr.
rison Bradford, Ia semaine der.
Mere, sur rhabitation Fashion"
La blessure nest pas dangereuse.
George Moore, le pirate du
MISSISSIPPI, qui await vol3 pour
u, ,NO de tuysux ct articles divers
4 10 sucrerie de phsbitstion Dey.
n0odt, sur denande du iuge Dura-
pau, q etA livr6 par Il psroisse
Jefferson 1 celle d. st. Charles, at
est maintenant en- prison. %
-Le gouverneur Kellogg q
nomme notre -conftere Msrcellus
vallas commits de l'inspecteur de
l'ehregistrcment 4 St. Charles. .
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eT-JEAN-BArTIsTE

L'as:te No. 20, de In Legislature,
promulgu6 le 10, ordonne nm re-
censement do lEtat pour l'annee
1875, operation qui se reproduira
ensuite de dix Ell dix ans. Les re.
tours devront Atro fats au Ter sep.
tembre. .aFf rts. ~ ..-n :.
-Trois ioirs ont et3 arretes
CONNIE autenrs dn vol dune char
rue, commits sur phabitation Wood
land de NM. Chaffc, ct sont main
tenant en- prison. LIE corps dn d.
lit await etc trouv6 chez John
Adams ou Jean Ia Vacherie, qui
demeure sur Ia propriet6 de NJ.
Adam o. Hagdel.
LA ge6le comptait, .samedi
dernier, dix. hut d6tenuA Des gems
qni nous depouillent, ct que nous
somlnes ensaite oblig6s de nourrir!
-Le doc,Ar Jacob. Henry
Weindahi a o6tenu, 4 Ia Nou velle-
Orleans, administration des sue
cessiOns de Catherine Eug6nia
Weindabl ct de Y0ungs Allyn, 80
Seur ct son besu-frere decides.
Nine Allyn est m0rte depuis
nombre d'ann6es d9jA. "rm
%-Lundi, 1e av,ril, q eu lieu a st.
Jean. Baptiste, eglise St Pierre, le
marriages de M. A. Emile Scheidec.
ker, de Ia Nouvelle. Orleans, ct de
Mile Th6r6sine iPeliat, de st.
Jean Baptiste. Nous avons en- le
regret de ne pouvoir proAter de
Paimable invitation qui nous await
etc sdressee, mais nous men som
mrs pas m0ips .reconnaissant
du bon souvenir don't nOuA SON.
mes l'objet, ct nous envoyons aux
nooveaux ep0ux nos compliments
pour leus b0nheur ct nos voBux
pour 80 perpetuit6. y, NJ a@aA
-Qui . du ris 1 30aler, une
Dais0n . c0nstruireS La graude
usine Sonist est Ia tout pres de
nous, 4 nm mile ct demi au. .dessus
de PEglise Rouge, de ST. Charles
On y est servi 4 souhait 4 bon
compte, poncturllement ct hon.
n6tement. Cest I'm yieux nom ct
IN honorable nom que celui de
Sonist, ct digne de h conAance
quill inspire q tous 4 Ia ronde. A
Ia rigueur, II n'sursit pas besoin
d'annonce, ct nous croyons que
c'est par pure amiti6 pour le Ass-
ch0ofM que ceux .qui 10 pofteut
nous pont envoy6e. Qu'on ID lise
cependant pour connsltre les prix
da bois et les taux de
l'<caiaSe. Sadresser par lettres 4
Mime Soniat, Kenner P.-O.
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PARoIssEs
sr-cHARLEs

L. s60atear R.H. Chsdbourn
Ayant domand3 q lav0catg6n2rsi
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As O Z N SION
LAYouHoHs \

Le'yet6rau oNCLH siLAs noul
apprend, dams ses resstsiscesoss
que y village De Thibo odaux, fondl
en 1890, fe ,comptait en- 1874,
qu'soe population d 10 ,hah.
tA0t6. Eg yEI a9gsfr u'