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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-05-15
Ayant les moyens necessaires
pour acheter AU COMPETENT.
nous voulons Greer pere nouvelle du
BON MARCHE.

Economisez b temps ct epar.
gnes-vous les d~6sagrements ct les'
depcnses du voyage en- vous arre.
tant chez nous, an lieu d'aller On
vile. La vile ne vous donners
j rien de meilleur ct \ des pnx Nus
moderes. Eft vous ~trot<eses chez
nous tout &c que vous pourfies ttou-
vel 4 Ia N0uvelle-O n6eans. "a IT,
Ees chars arrivent ! midi / Donald.
sonville. Iii ne repartent qua deux;
heures. lis ferIaettent done, pendant
ces deux heures, aux voyageurs It aux
acheteurs de fame toutes les emplettes
neeessaires, sans Granite pour eux dtttre
retenus d Donaldsonville. ."
Nous ne demandons qu'une visite, une
premiere visite d nos magssins Et nous
avons Nntime conviction que nous don
nerons satisfaction complete 4 toutes
les personnes qui voudront bien nous
honorer en- ~s'adressant 4 nous. Le pa.
bic peut compter sur Il maison oISRA.
Ell EFT co. II y trouvera h cenvensn-'
oe, lea egards ct h politsass qui lui sont.
dus. I Az. rs. Ian.
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j. B. BIGOT.
President de Ia Direction.

VENTE&.-A rendrc, par ordrc dc
lie 5juin 1854 Ia Moisoa dc Corr,
d II keures A. NJ. Fhabitation sucrifre
Sylranic Lniche ct 0utrey, situee dams Ia
pdroisse st. J~acq"es,'irc gauchc,d enriron
81 miles aM.dcssus dc Ia Nomrellc- ORE
ans, mcsuromt 6 arpents de face AT .fic"re
sur une prcfondew de 50, arcc II mulcts,
8 chorrcttcs,7 charrues, dc. La terrc scro
eendue par lots de 10 d 50 acves.
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Substances FcriiIisantes.
Compag"ic HAssarnntt'
MuiucLe du San.

CAPITAL PAVE. $50 600
JAMES 1 DAY. President.
HORACE CARPENTER, Sscr6taire.
-DIRECTEURS POUR 1874
Jno. q. Gaines, Jas. l. Dsy,
+. J.. Hart, Geo. Jonas,
Henry Reushaw, Emory Clapp.
Hugh Wilson. G.. NJ. Bay|y.
b. Biscoe, james Byrnes.
1. " Marks, J. l.. Harris,
Chas. Mncready Lionel G. Levy,
W. L. Seymour. w. B. s-chmidl,
Richard Flower, l. Aliens.
j. Weiss. X. T. Torian.
B. W. Taylor, Scott McG-hee.
]. G. Morris, So Isaac l.. Haas,
Cettc nncienne ct e~aceliente Conn.,
pngnie eAet de. police~ contre l'iu-
cvndi-, les rislne- de- rivicres ct do
BIER, nnx conditions YEA plus favora-
bles. E!e reggie toates lev pertr~ +"
conditions 'es plus libiralt~ 1t les
r"ie pronptempnt, b ses bnreanx. No.
81 DE- Ia rue lu Camp, eoin Con,mer-
claI Alley.
e. f. Dr1"""ey. Agent CENTRAL
pour In kNu,~inne.
J.. Comes. Agent pour les paroisses
'du Ae"ve.
Bureau :-Donaldsonvilie.
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A&yAYH A0@AN,


BrnEAu ;-HAbitation A. B. Ro-
MnN.
NJ. A. Roman Sc tromvera demx fuis
p"r semaine. II lnndi ct ie jendi, 10
10 hsnre~ A. NJ. q 2 heures r. NJ, 4
la MHison do Cuur,
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Notice to Tnx Payers.

Haring been appointed and qualified
az State 1ar Collector IN aud for 81. ia
mes Parish, Tar payer are hereby mott
tied to call at my office and settle the H.
cences due the State and Parish for the
gear 1S75-Ako the State and Parish
tn,res for said year.
B. +. YATES.
State Collector
In and for st. James Parish.
St. James May 18Th. 1876.
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Avis.

On demande' 4 acheter, pour M comp
tant,
1o.-Deux machines d raser les soil
ches.
2o.-Une machine a copper k foin de
4ves-machine Duhon.
Dadresser az Bureau dM L0uisianais.
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ia &A353
AVOCAT.
Bureau "A "A residence, Paroiaae
st jacques. rive 1roite. 4 cinq miles
a0-dessus.de 10 Auison de CO"r. =.
2de74.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-05-15

.. LOUIS
AVOCAT.
Bureau "A m residence, Paroisse
st. jacques, rive drnit4, 4 c,nQ miles
au-dessus lie 10 Mai-ou.de Co"r.
2lG74.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-05-15

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M. tl,s nm, " q. .st2 ,.nn6a ;; ,,I;. a Mi
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5000 n,-.sa.A..;~o
o,,a4,o ,,;.;ta, ro,,io,,r u,,a nroces.
.;co .o,o,,sol,o xo,,;..ont II io.,rs de
,.;s;.a .-;. =. ,.;.;tas n,a+ra nr..,,.s;ons
ro...,,:.-.. .a.,.,o -, i TONS vo,,h,as 4
n...- s. I..1,,.. 1naro;sa., ,al; o;e,,se
- NJ. s;,,;,., = ..,a I'd. Z l,svl;se denx
S.a.a.Ia.- e., a;n,a,-,,.a ,sandant les
1.. 1.-.:..a ,,:.....has. IL ma; Pune
ss.s., - ....sa 1,a,,tra ha,,,,as In so;r.
" ~ ss..;ea a., mo;a 10 Mar;e.T
Aro;. !, -. s,,ara;t nas h;an. antend,,
,,o,ar ~calomn;ar ~ t,,ar dams he's inter.
colin. :. ..s.a4 -, a.
i. a4sa i ,gaIIs .,s . IA,
con,me mn bnnf. faire m1rir lie chou. Pail
ct IN pon..,s. IA ne,re. Sc, ,Isioair en vow
mt o,,e va. s,aeurs mont nus etc infS.,
co.aes - oua Won. lonnerez an mo;ns
~ nommoad d 4e,re q yos, 4marmots.
c,ast,lA chd~ p~aturel,e et n-err,;sesaissl.
Mails, vo;rtau u,at;n. en- Gus leyant.tA a
Ia, .;a;te.an ;a,x,;r IN nm .chamn. o,,,,m
vo,anr n n,is ~yon,choux. a,rach6l vos nj.
onons ct ennorte vos NOMINEES de terra.
e,est,lA chose non aereahla a. neu =.
;on;saante.. xt.. >@,a.,Itfs. f,Y,,a 4a- tn4
Aussi ayertissons,nous chr6tienme..
ment et ACKNOWLEDGMENT, le yole,,r ~, les
voleurs Drills peuyent reyenir. Mons
leur fournirons IL sch ct le poiyre neces.
saires 4 Ia sauce. San 4
ST IONS youlet viyre. coouins. travail.
lez.
'e1 r-. M
:. 4, 4 ,t,1 :. ]. -. ..'''.r's :"
A D.''''"'' s = }''t - e.o-'a' - = - As'''
pet'0''ne' Hn #Gn ai
-Comme la p6taudiere legislative est
muette, messieurs ies seliatears ct mes
ies eplese"'a''. = ues lo.S4ls'
us peuVe" oonc leAalo oes WISHES
ieuss al''s' le'''s parents, a 'eurs cleo
is,aalou co'nn'e.'al's'" leal
o.1 :. .ou' oo'"' VI ~.
So'A Nv 'o"' S"' AOu, >" So'e' i'''o
po.pse esc' '"n aa'.nAs oase'allea'oi
H4 = ' W
s'nunSaAsl' o'iue l1''S'Ae. n"
x+a;ant v-o;ma,t ;nd;s,,onsa,a- a, son
hs..aa.,.
"V.aso"I' ta's
Ont demo passe mardi, u le che'nlr
de Ii Iepublique, en- Ia vile de GENTLY
-
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-05-15
A0 MAGASlN POPuIHfRE
ACADIA STORE,
AGITATION MIRE.
Sc. Iacaues. Rivh D.nitn. u

MTHE.
st. Jacques, Rivs Dseits.
4archandises Sechee,
Gr"crries.
QMi"csiIleries,
L'4nenr~, Vins,.
J.mlons, etc, etc;
EFT AlNSI HARNAIS l. SELLES
An meme MseAsin {:
MEDICINES PATENTEES.
Medicines d. tUmte nature.
L'Acad,a More eat nn des' mags-
sin" 'es naie"x as~nrtis, lee m,rux
achaiaudes d. 10 cote, 0l les prjx
sout e~xcss"ivenAent moderts, et Cd
rieu no Mauqne.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-05-15
Dr.. II. TrOsf0wr

HOMEOPATHIC EFT CHIRURGIEN.
BUREAU :-Halitation G. e. Miilau-
don. Poiute d" College. 81. Jacq"ea.
RKFRRENCA. HOic0mbs 1t Bel
de-. Nmnvslte-O rlealR
DR.. f. Guernsey, New York. 9mass7k
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.4cis Nssx mlsibwnbles.

Ayant ttf nommf ct qualfc Collector
DIES Tarcs fEtat dams ct pour Ia paroi**c
81. Jocques,lc s Cont,ib"ablcs sont prG*cn-
cement notifies de Sc rendrc 4 mon bureau
ct Ty rSgler les licences dues d rEtat ct 4
Ia paroisse pour rannfe 1S75-ainsi ouc
les Tarcs TEtat ct de Pdroissc pour Ia
meme anndc.
b. +. YATES.
COllectcur des 7ares
Pour ID paroissc 81. Jacques.
Paroissc N. Jacques, 13 mai 1873.
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.4r;s

"Lcs aotioanoiyes d COLLEGE jet.
'.feyson,xitud dams Ia paroixse M.,Jac-
''Qwcs, sort coMroQut:x d xme re;"nion
"gtAeyalc, qMi aura Hem AZ COlLfge,le
"Sawedi Is Maj 1875, / 10 Aenres
"da matin,po"r trailer da!6aires i'm.
t1DOrflAtES.o
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3. q. w3NSN3s13Ha
VOlA

5s q. w8N1N3E43Aa
AVOCAT.
Bureau :-Paroisae 81. Jac0ues,.
rive gnnchr, entire IL Mason de Cour
ct 'e Convent. 2l&74.
=. xseendrs. !. =: Poehe,
Nile Orleans P. o. Convent p. O.
B"ite:l2O9. St. jacques.
= g
A~NO0A~-0
25.. Rne Roy.le Nnr-y Means. Is
81. Jacl"e-.-a Ia residence d- F. p:
P0ch3. pres do 10 Nsia"" \. Cosr.
Advessc: Bxreax 1t Residence.
Po.t- II" Convent, Lang vus.
81. Jacques. Psse. ST. Jacques.
Bo
AVo07A~
Exercr ~ profession .devaut.. ies
eonrs dn 4."e di-trict jndiciaire, pc
r"i@s+ St-Jacq"e-. S.-Jpan- Baptiste,
St Charles It A~scen>ion, ct drvantla
Cinr Supreme do I'Etsf, Nouvelle-
Or'eaQs. 2d"74.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-05-15

~ Magnidques meubles d vendre au
'sGyasiw j.. A., Ricaad, et d tres bon mar.
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r. }. FLANK,

~CoRDONNIER TT BOTHER.
Pres.dr rExIise 2aint N rh~l
Bur hsbits,Nn Edmond R.Oajn.
Ouvrsge solide 1t gsranli.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-05-15

AJOU1EZ A TOUT CELA"UN
MAGN1F1QuE STOCK de SELLER
ct BRIDES, ct vous n'aurez encore
qn'unc fable hce de CO que nous
pouvons offiir au public.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
LETTER FROM CROMWELL.
CROMWELL, KY, Dec. 12tl

500 CROMWELL, KY, Dec. 18th.
Cromwell is still fully alive to all
she claims, but is quiet and affords but
little of interest for the public.
Farmers in the neighborhood have
begun stripping tobacco.
The school here is still increasing
and has patronage of ffty-two.
Miss Willie, from Evansville, is visit
ing her parents and family at this
place. .....
Master Gordon Taylor obtained the
highest standing in Cromwell school
for last month. His average scholar
ship was 50, the maximum being 100.
A valuable series of meetings are be-
ing held at Salem church near this
place. (. i/.Hf ','i.--..s!.s 81 o..
Your new poetical correspondent,
Del Crow, has already become favor
lite with this community, by her skill
full arrangement in meters of some
beautiful thoughts i'll Beauty and
Honor
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15

o.
The following is the conclusion of
President Grants message to Com
gress:
AS this will be the last annual mes
sage which shall have the honor Of
transmitting to Congress before my
successor is chosen, l repeat or recapi-
tulate the questions which deem of
vital Importance, which should be leg
SLATED upon and settled at this ses-
sion: tsStt 400 --..--H ~ =
First-That the States shall be re-
quired to afford the opportunity of a
good common school education to eve
ry child within their limits.
Second-That no sectarian tenets
shall ever be taught in any school sup,
ported in whole Or in part by the State
or nation, or by the proceeds of any
tax levied on any community.
Make education compulsory so far
as to deprive all persons who can not
read and write from becoming voters
after the year 1890, DISTINGUISHING
none, however, ON the grounds of il
literacy who may be voters at the time
this amendment takes effect. J
Third-Declare Church and State
forever separate and distinct, but each
free within its proper sphere, and that
all church property shall bear its owr
proportion of taxes. =. r.
Fourth-Drive out licensed immor
atty, such as polygamy and the i'm
portation of women for illegitimatC
purposes. .-.
To recur again to the Centennia
year, it would seem as though now, a
we are about to begin the second cen
tury of our national existence, woulC
be a most fitting time for these re
forms.
Fifth-The enactment of such law
as will secure a speedy return TO
sound currency, such as will command
the respect of the world.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
The Civil Rights Bill Tested i'm

Mr.. j. II. helms telegraphed the
Denison Ners from Tayler, Friday::ev-
ening, that the jury cleared Mr.. Foley,
charged with violating the civil rights
bill, IN refusing Clara B. Williams
(colored) admission TO the ladies' car
last summer, and that he was discharg-
ed.
This has been looked upon as test
case, consequently the trial has been
watched with a good deal of interest.
Had the defendant been convicted,
similar cases would have been worked
up all over the State.
The result in this case, which was,
no doubt, inaugurated for the express
purpose of bringing the question be-
fore the courts, will, no doubt put 4
quietus to similar experiments. Soci-
ETY. will regulate itself, so far as the two
races are concerned, if meddlesome in
dividuals will only let the colored peo-
pie alone. 1.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
The Deutschland a Hopeless
MrAck. 3

Dispatches from London of the 10th
state:
The steamer Deutschland is a hope
less wreck.
The Board of Trade will institute an
inquiry into the disaster. -. ~.
! When the Deutschland left Bremen
she had one hundred and one adults,
eleven children, and two infants. OF
these ffty-six have been saved, and
fifty-eight are missing, together with a
few of the crew. 81, ,..-
Mr.. Meyers, of Bremen, a merchant
who was a passenger, censures the PEG.
pie of Harwich for not sending assist
ance Monday. He says the sea was
rough, but not dangerous. He thinks
the captain might safely have launched
the boats during the day, some of
which were only swept away Tuesday
nighk g.,
A tug brought in yesterday six ad-
ditional aeorpses, two females and four
males.l One was identified Is G
man, first cabin passenger. Aplug.
ger also boarded the Deutschland yes,
terday, and found other bodies. The
Identification of the corpses Is difficult.
A Franciscan monk conveys the bodies
of the four. nuns to the monastery at
Stratford, near London, for interment.
Other bodies win be buried at Har,
wich. - So
No arrangements have been made
for saving the cargo, and a feet. Of
fishing smacks surrounds the steamer,
carrying away everything portable
The scene of ruin and plumber is fear
full.
The captain was on the deck at the
time of the disaster.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
Judge McManama,a vindication.

The statement published in Thurs
days Yeom,un by Warren Montfort,
Esq, Commonwealth Attorney for
this District, in reference to the affair
of the Grant county Grand Jury and
the obstruction of a highway in that
county by the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad Company, is complete wins
dication of Judge McManama's action,
in that matter at least, from the
charges that have been for some weeks
floating around in the newspapers. We
understand that the charge of drawing
pistol on some one in Harrison Co,
in a difficulty growing out of this
same matter of obstructing highway,
is susceptible of all equally satisfactory
explanation.-Frunkfort Yeunon.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
Notice..

l offer my farm for sale, containing one
hundred acres, on Csney creek in Ohio
county, eighteen miles East Of Hartford,
one-half mile of Ferguson's station and
White Run Post Office. on the L, & p.
r. R. Seventy-five acres OF bottom land
in cultivation, under good fence, good
dwelling house, large barn, and all other
ont buildings necessary on farm There
is bank Of coal within fifty yards Of the
house. where all the coal can. be got nee
essary for the house at small cost.
n4s-4w% VI Y. DAY.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15

THE new bride of Gen. S. G.. Bur-
bridge Formerly Mrs. S. r. Magarge,)
is reported to be worth 5000, OOO.-
lex.
Richard Ill, the deformed assassin,
.contrived to wheedle handsome women
to marry him. Nero and Cafgula,
Captain Kid, Simon Girty, ct al, all
secured the affections of infatuated
females. 1t is not at all surprising
then, that a man whose hands are
purpled with the blood of Confederate
prisoners, should also manage to secure
"a decent, but too trusting woman for
q wife.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15


NOTHING excels in wonder, the
bridge system of the west. all built up
since the war. The Missouri is bridged
at st. Charles (6535 feet long,, Boone
vile, Kansas City, Leavenworth, At
Gibson, st. Joseph Isl, 900, OOO, and
Omaha. The cost of the bridges was
81, 100000, or 100000 less than
the single bridge and approaches at St.
Louis. The Ohio is bridged eight
times below Pittsburgh, at cost of
SIG, 100000. The Mississippi is bridg-
ed at st. Louis, Hannibal, Keokuk,
Burlington, Clinton, Dubuque, Wiz
mona, La Crosse, st. Paul, and other
places, at cost of s25, 0O0,0O 1t is
stated that the bridges of the United
States, built since the war, have cost
$50, 100000. r..
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
Notice.

After the LIST day of Jan. 1876 1
will sell for cash, and on thirty days
time only to those who pay me promptly
at the expiration Of said time. In no
instance will l deviate from the above
rule. Goods are now at bottom prices,
and in order to keep my stock COM
plete and my head out of the halter, l
am compelled to abandon the long range
mode of doing business.
I, An Imperative duty,
.'. . r'--.-- j. w. FORD.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
The MOSeI Disaster.

A dispatch from Bremerhafen the
18th states that sixty-eight persons
were killed and thirty-five wounded by
the explosion yesterday on the quay
Of the Mosel, and eight are missing
A passenger on board the Mosel has
since attempted to commit suicide, but
was prevented. He will be examined.
The steamer Mosel was much dam
aged by the explosion, and the Salier
will probably take her place. Iro
Four of her passengers were killed,
including Hermann Cramer, of Iowa.
and six wounded, among them Rudolph
Witte, of New York.
An official investigation shows that
the total number killed by the explo-
sion is sixty and the wounded forty.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
100. 1sf ~ .l-FHtIi,H ttf'
The Missouri Republican says;

1hE %uASSouii 1tcP"WWHs sayS. .... r
There is not a word in the Presi-
dents message about the huge whisky
frauds. One would have thought that
conspiracy maintained for four years
which had robbed the government of
$4,000, 900, and the revelation of
which has so profoundly shocked the
country, is entitled to few lines in
an Executive message nine columns in
length. ."'.' .''|2 i'-"ir- 'l
And no allusion whatever is made
to the recent death Of Vice-President
Wilson. Remarkable omission! - ,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
A Lusus Nature.

Mr.. Ben. Farmer, merchant and
farmer, at Farmdale, in this county,
laid upon upon our table yesterday d
remarkable growth of white corn, be-
ing a single stalk with torty>One ears
upon it. The grains or.kernel are we'll
matured and sound. Mr.. Farmer is
one of the model farmers of Franklin,
and as a corn-raiser cannot be excel
led. He gives his vote in favor Of
,ultite corn, of course.-FrG,k5or Yeo-
man.
As the Woman is still in the pop
corn trade, We suppose this huge yield
of forty-one ears was the product of a
stalk of forty-one branches. We do
not raise popcorn to any extent in this
county, consequently cannot beat it in
numbers but our ''yaller" variety Will,
on one stock, produce as much as the
forty-One ears of popcorn put together.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
Real Estate Transfers.

Lodged for record since our last issue.l
j. H. Paxton's heir, by master
commissioner E. r. Murrell, to Sam'l
]: Paxton, so acres, deed of partition.
Same.
To Sarah A. Paxton, "a acres, deed
of partition.
Same.
To Francis j. Paxton, so acres, deed
of partition.
Same.
To Eliza F. Paxton, "a acres, deed
of partition.
All of said tracts are situated on the
waters of Lewis creek.
Hoover Neighbors, by commissioner
Murrell, to John P. Barrett, 2-7 of go
acres, on Caney, $3.50.
James NJ. Peak, to Sallie Edison,
II acres on Muddy creek, 500,
james NJ. Peak, to Joseph III. Mil
Ter, Is acres on Muddy creek, $50.
Sallie Smith, to L. P. Down, "A
acres, district 3, 1913.
L. P. Downs, to j. H. Kimmel, "A
acres, district 3, $3.50.
J. Fl. Kimmel. to L. P. Downs,
house and lot in Ceralvo, $500.
|. J. B, Stevens, to c, W. Stevens,
Ill of 377 acres on No creek, $500.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
Counterfeit Money.

1t is advisable not to take any bills
ON the following named banks. Most
Of the genuine have been called in and
those in circulation are counterfeit: .
So on Ninth National, New York.
So on Galena, Illinois.
So on Peru, Illinois. pc
So on the LIST National Bank of Aus
rora. Illinois H ' 80
~ SIS on the Merchants Bank of Chi,
eago.
So on the 1st National Bank of Chi~
cagO.---.-I fp.1t ,g-.r.uI aa.f ir.l.
s. on the Traders Bank Of Chicago.
So on the Paxton Bank of Illinois.
S. on the Canton Bank of Illinois.
S. on Third National, Chicago.
$40 on the Warren Bank of Rhode
lsland.-rm y ,d 5-.a. s.r,ac l-,.
$40 on the Marion Bank of New
York. o. ayi Y4r4 rsYsa n.s %! :.
10 on the LIST National Bank of Phil.
adelphia: ~ m .-..il. ,r... I'D
s10on the Bank of Troy, New York
$40 on the Poukeepsie Bank of Pou-
keepsie, New York.
10 on the Bank Of Richmond, Ind
s10on First National, Red Hook,
New York. '7 '''. I-''-'
$40 on Central, Rome, New York.
SO on First National, Lockport,
New York. ' b ''''i'''' '''.'i
500 on Central, New York City.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-12-15
Called Meeting.

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of the Ohio County Agricultural and
Mechanical Fair Association, will be
held at the Court house in Hartford, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of December,
1875. ALL the stockholders are ear
nestly requested to be present, as bus,
mess of vital Importance will be pre-.
sented for action. 49, - ''- 81 '--' -
.s-, j. ". BARNETT, Pres't.
s. K. Cox, Sec'y.
az sc - Nov. 30th 1876.
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