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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-08-01

Rev. Father Anthony, pastor Of St fs
Church, of La Sale, as we learn from y
GicGtOr, is building three new slsaEs
church, and the Total Abstinence soel.
donated 500, to purchase the Blessed
altar, to be presented by them; Tne =
the Society and time Of presentatiO1, :,
engraved in golden letters thereon. :
have an example, says this journal, :
sobsr men can do. There il no oS
State of Illinois that thinks moro OIL
than does the city of La Sale o. ~
Mathews, for their many acts OF -
the Church and the sEsters Of chari's'
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-08-01

ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERl1ANs.-Th1
sociAtion, which is rapidly growing %
proportions in this city, having now -
three strong divisions, has adopted ~
which is bound to make it even more pO|
than heretofore among our Irish felloE-ci'1
This is the organization of = military c'a
in each division, to be composed Of its you|
and handsomest men. OF course, DiyiS']
being the oldest and most numerous Y
three, has taken the initiative, and 81 . y
meeting organized, from among ita
bers, Company A, Irish Rifles. The foD
officers were elected: John FftxpatricS
tain; Timothy o'Neill, First Lieuie|
James Heron, Second Lieutenant; }. ~
nagh, Third Lieutenant; P. J. HAcke'|
dsrly Sergeant; J. Graham, Second seq
J. Regain, Third Sergeant; II. Coleman :
Sergeant; First Corporal, II. Kaini :
do, II. Grace; Third de-, T. @. AeOS|
Fourth do, II. Ryan; Fifth do, E. Lyne]
We understand that it Is the intenu|
the Company to visit Philadelphia mex,
ON the occasion of the celebration Of tie
NAL. Should they carry ont this intenn)
feel safe in predicting thst though tAe
meet many fine old military oompanlsS
from all parts of the Union, they wiz na1
reason to bow their heads, for most \
boys of Company A are veterans vn
lots of "gun-powder burnt in anger
| times that tried mems sonia.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-08-01

Persons DESTROYS of having articles written
with reference to marriages, deaths or other
events Of Importance in their families OF In
those Of their friends, can, for moderate sum,
secure the services Of an experienced writer by
addressing "WritsF," NoRHIzs STAR or Pics
gSas Office. The notices will be written in
prose or poetry, and all orders will be strictly
eon6dentiaL
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-08-01

AxcrExT OxDEK or HIsEESIASk-The Parish
Board Of Directors meets al :; O'clock to-rnnT-
roE AZ 81 81. Charles street..
Division No. 2 neets at tie came place a -
o'clock Thursday evening.
Division no neets Monday evening, August
9Th, or Josephine, be:~een Fulton and Rous
Sesu stFeetA.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-08-01

AcADKS<T or TEE Sisters OF tt. JcsErz--
The AnEral e1hi sitiou Of the boa-ders Of This
iassisutio., which is situated ~ the corner Of
Galvez AID ST. Philip ssrests, took place last
Tbars6ay eTeRisz. AID that Of tie day scholars
Saturday, 3lss Of JAY. IN GUY next iss1e we
ssau give . report of the proceedings
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-08-01

Tas Veg OyIsans Medical csd SsySsaGs Journal
for July, No. 1. Vol. .. only reached u Last
sTsning, TOO late fo1 notice in ouT present
iHsss- Tie J1zyAsl IL nov poblisbed b Mesars-
Ssevsrs Il seJnozr, . and q ConsD0s street.
bat remains uscer the editorial eoatroi o! Dr.
& Il BS1aiss-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-08-01

Eg. MAKYs PABocHsL gcHools, AIGIEGs -
The srrral examinations AID exhibition Of the
bgys Of thsse schools win take place this Sun
cay e1enisg and tomorrow sTenings August
1se as6 Pad, ct 20 o'clock IN the hall next to
ths Casholie Cbnrch in AgisrA
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-08-01

81. AIKH0ssrs BOYS ScaooI--We are com
PEELED 20 postpone tie pub!icssion Of our fsPors
Of tie exhibition Of this school till Dszt week
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-08-01

"AEr. Smith, II you'll get my oOst done by
Saturday. shall be ever indebted 10 you"
81 II that's your game, it won't be DONE" said
&he tailor,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-08-01

ST. AphO1szS TotAl Abstinence Asaoesssaoe.
raests this eTsrinz at o'eioek N st. AlPaonsHs
Hall.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-08-01

g. Aisysiss Cadets Ssss today a. @
o1elosk, il the Etar Hall
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-07-03

T0ne Of the partnerr will be q the Court
House Of tbs parish Of st. John the Baptist
every Thursdav. febs0H
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-07-03

Inewspapers-are described and ap-
proved of, but the chsc thinks that
many of the exhibitors do not do
themselves justice this year.
France and Germany" letter
from Paris, explains the late ''scare,"
<]he small war cloud that has lately
hoverei over the continent. IA n
clear and comprehensive article,
which those whe have an idea there
has been some tronble, bnt don't
know exactly what it was, will do
well to read.
"Polar Exploration is one of the
Numerous papers called forth by the
recent departure from England OF an
expedition in search of the North
Pole. 1t speaks of former Arctic
voyages, their objects, and what they
have accomplished; describes the
equipment and plans of the present
expedition, and hints at the additions
it may make to scientific knowledge.
1t is followed by an obituary on
Admiral Sherard Osborn, who was
"employed with the Franklin Search
Expedition" and who has from time
to time for many years, contributed
interesting and instructive articles
to this magazine. .Ha.a....--
"BankiE, :, and Mr.. Goschen's Bill "
a. article on English and Scotch
banks and baniug operations, and
the index, complete the last number
of the cxvii. volume.
The periodicals reprinted by THE
LEoNARD SCoTT PUBLIsl Co.,
(4l Bag Street, New Y0TSY are
rs follows: The London Quarterly,
Edinburgh. Westminster, and British
Quarterly Rerie,ps, and Blockroods
Magazine. Price, 81 a year ior any
one, or only sl5 for all, and the
Postage is prepaid by the Publishers.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-07-03

Y THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL
AND LIFE ILLUSTRATED for July ap-
pears upon our table, laden with men
tai wealth. We have DERIVED
little pleasure from an Shsffss: s.>"s'
its varied contents. The articles on
Prof. Henry, of the Smithsonian In
stitute. Cardinal McCloskey, Types
of Development, Longevity Of Brain
Workers, Science and Religion, Vac
cination, are well written and full OF
information. The sketches entitled
How | Changed my n Sc, Give us the
Truth, Blind Folks, Unconscious
Fascination, Womans Rights, Nor
tality and Religion, are witty and
instructive. And there is entertain
ment of theright sort in Seven Wond-
ers Of the World, Hettie Malvern,
Negro Life in Africa. The Editorial
Department is unusually rich, and
the Illustrations profnse. Ii seems
to us, that such specimen as this
number is, of one of our oldest
American monthlies, should diaw
crowds Of subscribers. Get a copy
Price, 30 cents. Now is the time te
send in names. A valuable book
premium il offered. For years
subscription, $500 with 35 cent,
added for postage on Magazine ant
Premium. 8. X. WELLS e. Co.,
Publishers, 7H Broadway, New York
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-07-03

BlackUood for June has been pub
lished by The Leo0d Scott Pub
fishing Co., Al Barclay Street, N. Y.
We append . brief sketch Of the con-
tents:
"Thoughts about British Workmen,
Past and Present." isan article which
looks back to the beginning Of the
troubles between employers and en-
ployees, and traces their gradual in
crease. In course of this retrospect,
the writer suggests that Dickens may
have helped on the difficulties. He
says: "The evil which has been
produced il \ general and most deter
mined attempt on the .ps't Of work
ing men to obtain - hvmacy over
employers. The manner In which Mr..
Dickens contributed to this attempt
was by representing the laborer gene
rally M meritori0ns and wronged--
the employer generally rs tyrannical
aud niggardly."
.The Dilemma. Part H." There is
q rumor aflnat that this interesting
story, which was cosnapenccd last
month, is by the auth.r of "The Bat
tie Of Dcrking,- The ecene IL laid in
India, and II seems probable that In
| subsequent ehspsera we shall have
incidents connecfed with the Sepay
Mutiny graphically narrxted.
The second conversation 'In Il
Studio, discusses poets ofvariousages
and countries, bnt is devoted chiefly
70 Shakespeare and his plays, which
are quoted aud compared with thos.
1 Of Christopher Marlowe.
"Bits and Bearing -reinsr Ia the re.
view u . work " that name by Eff
Flower, on '.the crdclty Of bearing
mp . horses head
s.Artiu Nay" II . ahazr criticism or
the Spring Exhibition al Pictures a
the Royal Academy. Several Of tin
.. pictarss among them, Mr. Long
! babylsniaD N rriage Market which
! has lDesn seticed IN several Of on
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-07-03

Our country exchanges are filled
with glowing accounts ofSse agricnl-
tural prospects of our State. All this
tends to brighten our hopes and
console us for the dreary times which
even yet are bearing heavily upon us.
We are by no means free from dan
ger, vet, with the reasonable antici-
patton If a bright future, we are bet
ter prepared to face threatening mis-
fortune than we have been for many
years past.
We shall yet be compelled to make
more sacrifices, and submit possibly
to many more hardships, but looking
forward to brighter era when pros
pelity shall dwell with us, we shOnld
bear with as good grace as possible
the ills we have, trusting to near
redemption for such enjoyment as
shall recompense us for all the trials
we have gone through, and heal the
dire wounds inflicted by merciless
disaster. Our energies and our ahili-
ties sho. Id now be enlisted in striving 9
to uphold one another as best we can
while we struggle through nhe diff
cuIties and troubles which Bet us as
we move onward to the brighter fu-
ture.
The more prosperous among us
should encourage the others by every
means in their power. Creditors, who
can do SO, should be lenient towards
their unfortunate debtors, whose
fortunes depend upon the results Of
the near future. and not sacrifice what
little there is left, now that all means
for payment are entirely shut off. II
our city government has discovered
that even the collection Of taxes is
impossible. by reason Of the great
depreciation of values, how can larger
creditors hope to realize the full
amount Of theirclaims with0ntinvolv-
ing their debtors in utter and hope
less rnin. .... ..
This is a time when all, with one
| accord, should join hands, and with
words Of hope and encouragement,
deeds Of power and acts of mercy,
together hattie through the array Of
troubles intervening between the I'M
fortunate present and the bright aud
prosperous future 1t is a question
Of solid prosperity or disastrous ruin
and the issue depends greatly upon
ourselves. Then let u cheerfully
make necessary sacrifices, assume. il
need be, for the present heavier
burdens, assured that in the neal
future our sacrifices will be returned
to us and our burdens lightened. IN
o. Bulletin.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-07-03

John the Baptist, ten steam pumps
for irrigating rice fields being now
in operation. There are four on
G. Jaubert & Co.'S two plantations.
three ~ inch and one "a inch
one 0 inch at Charles Lasseigne,
run by Adrien Conrad one 6 inch
at A. Vignes; one IL inch at ia
cob Bros, ruin by John Ketten
one IL inch al J. B. Humphreys
one 12 inch Mt Mrs. j. w. God
berry, Sr., and one IL inch on the
Camclia plantation, run by Messrs,
Chas. Conrad and A. Leb1of.
We had heavy rains this week.
rather too much for the corn, and
Just enough for the cane. AS to
the rice, thonore wcer the bet.
ter till the harvest tn ,e comes.
No notes from the Court
House this week the temple OF
justice has echoed with no reports
of murder, rape, stealing or lar,
ceny; even tax collecting proved
a failure: may it ever be SO!
We have received the frst
number Of the Co. Operative Ne,cs
and Patrons Guide, published
weekly at No. 81 Carondelet street,
New Orleans, by judge J. B.
Robertson. Subscription, S2.OO q
year. Patrons Of husbandry, sup
port an organ especially devoted
to your interests!
Thanks to Sir Knight A. G
Babcock for an invitation to at
tend a grand ball given last Mon
day by the Knight Tercplars, al
Barnes Hotel, Mississippi City
The committee Of arrangements
was composed Of Sirs knights
w. r. Whitaker, R. G. Eyrich
A. w. Hyatt, w. e. Murphy
John Thorn aud H. w. Graham.
We are indebted to Messrs. L
w. Vallette, of the Mary Ida, ant
Chas. e. Applegate, Of the Jose
phine, for city papers. -
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-07-03
HOW WE STAND TO-DAY.

There have been few eras in the
history of this city or State, 20 bur
dened with matters Of vital import
to our people, ~ the present time.
Alm0st each day deyelopes some new
hope, or opens up somc new danger.
Promises OF glorious prosperity, or
threats Of 4 new danger are daily
being whispered IN our expectant
ears.
Two great enterprises that We have
pleaded for, worked FOR, nay, almost
prayed for, are now either in process
o. accomplishment o. are almost GER
tafs facts. Work h being rapidly
pnshsd forward It tho mouth VI our
great river, which canpot fail to
bring aid to our commercial inter.
ests, and the long wished fs railroad
to Texas IL now but question Of a
few months. With even the inau.
gnration Of this work bencfit Is ex.
pset<d, as confidence il our mercan'
tile strength Will, sniely result there
from.
Several new prciects are in con
templstnn, and will. u. all probahi
lity, Be successfully carried ont. Gen
tlemen Of mcans and energy are ba
Sly engaged arranging for Crane
isdnstrial exposition, which ID itspro
portions and ths grandeur u IL
scheme will b second only TO tn
great Philadelphis CeoteDsisl. i
late papersit bas' been aa0ounce'
that several Northern and Wsstcr
| capitalize were abont toerccta gran
iee uanufaetnry in our city. whis
4 wul sssAtly chesp~s one q - mo
ssesasary ~ Desirable. articles 4
our daily csaannp1ioo.a
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-07-03
Loo.sl Its,ns.

We bsve received the seventh
edition Of Amsr;cas Newspaper
DirsA6vy, published BY Geo. p.
noEpll = Co, Nov York. This
riehly boand volume .of 964 pages
Asrnishes III the information need
a By advsrisesM i contains
IL description Of 774 daily, 100
tsl-wsalily, l9l semi-weekly, 4, ,2S7
veskly, n bi-weekly, 1O6 semi
monthly, So Omonthly, 10 bi-month'
y aad a quarterly publications
. total Of 8,SAS, being an increase
q 1,01O over The edition Of l87l'
Ofths shavs nauber 1875 an
pabltshsl r. The Unitell 6tetsa
LA in the Territories, 464 in the
Dominion Of Caaada, and Il II
Newfoundland
-According to Geo. r. Rowel
= Cos Newspsper Dirsctory 70
ISIS - hsvs IA Louisiana 8 daily
nsvspapes, ! semi-weekly, 8
veskly, : bi-wsskly, 2semi-weekIy
fnsatAly sud I bi.veekly, q tote
q %, and an increase Of Adurial
ths year 1874
-Ths report that . sertai
SeloesA wos.an named N6lastin
had bsea naFdsred By hss hui
bard ~ without fpuelatios
lo0Ostise ehas bsed' travelling o
- ssa11sy, - has Just retnrl
= tliapefiah
-1lb tsGlIs u ~ MISSISSIPPI
- bsoouiae qnite li~ely IN 8
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Press Room Bill.
NJ BEET HARTE.


Dili was tne cuss:
Slept all night on pile Oh stocK-
Hard ~ . rock
But whatd he care! Had no friends.
That would make mnss,
II he s'epf in the streets.
80 nc sends
For . pot OF bocr, ana bite 70 eat,
In the press-room,
TO stretch out straight
H6d wait,
Til the boys got round IN the upper regions
And by legions,
He'd fe6d the sheets 70 the hungry maws'
And iron Jaws.
VI he press.
You can guess
How he loved the machine ana ms work
he shfrk
when ne gave Ms WORD
Thay sctucI u SURF. Whale'oF ""s'
ion c1uid ne goz
That hsd 20 = ne saad u " took ieg.
Nota peg
Woad - move. vhateycr ne saw or ncard.
I0 Dreak promise
Wa 1srtncress Hoin Die
IhoulnM oi wnat was ine au1y oI man,
Ana vore tne iaw Oh nght Deesn.
"a y2e nignt tnc poss
CMcmner q COngfoss, now tney sayL
Came down stairs,
futong on als,
his usuia way,
frstty so0n be e,ane acroSs -.
bM WnO ~ Ru.uns ~ io'S l - p'aoo'
"bau says ne
want 9 COPY Drougnt UP 70 me
Ae0W Ocsock, ~ my 80
LOT ieeve ~ Ivo
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-07-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
4th. Judicial District Court
s No. $50 s.
Mrs. &raphine Wells, rife Of
Oaesiphore Sherneyder
VS..
Her Husband.

HEREBY CERTIFY that ON the Third
day of June one thousand eight hundred ard
sevenfy-five, Judgment was entered IN tins
Court in the above entitled and numbered
suif. In the words and figures following. 70
wit: The above entitled and numbered Gaze
came on this day ~ per assignment; Prescn..
Jomes d. Augustin, Of counsel for plainhi,
defendant present IN propria persona. Wneh
after hearing pleadings, evidence and aran-
ment of counsel. and the law and the evidence
beiur In favor OF plsinfiiI who has fully msdc
ant her case according to tho allegations of
her petition. IL il ordered. adiudged and de.
creed that thcre be udxwent of separation Of
nroperty between her and her said husband,
I the defendant OnGsiphore Shexneytire, Or
| dissolying the community Of acquets aad
gains heretofore existing between them.
| That enid plaintiff Mrs. Sernphine WeiH
| wife of said defendant Onesiphore Shexney-
Jre, IT,, have iad glnent sgainst her said h'is-
band. conaemnirg him to pax to her, Nine-
teen Hundred aud th -. dollars and sixty
! two cents tslspxs62), with interest at i've per
cent per annirm from judicial demand uhti, !
Maid. and costs of suit. with the privilege ana
mortgage granted by law in favor ofmarried
wo,oen ON the psuperty movable aud I'M.
movable Of the said defendant and tha1 ol
the community. Tins repdercd on Ms aay
abo.e.written. read aud Agnsd IN open Court,
this .rd day Oh June, y. ~, .MG 664
i tsirnedl. d. J. FLAGG,
+. Judge 4th Judicial District.
l-AIn testimony whereof have nereunfo
jSN set my hand and saiSed the Seal o.
49, the said Court. at the Parish Of st
John the Baptist, on this 9TH day Of june, iI
the year Of our Lori one Thousand eigh,
Ihuudrsd and seyeGly-five and in the yith
,car Of the Independents OF the United
Ssas@s A. G. BABcOCK,
Clerk 4th Judicial District Court.
l2Junc30d.
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JANIS d. AUGUsTN a. PERcY ROsERIs.
attys. for plaintiff.

By virtue of. and in obedience to o writ 9.
seizure and sale, hearing date January 18Th
1875 and to me directed by the HOnOra0I
the Fourth Judicial District Court Of the
State of Louisiana, in and for the Parish Of
st. John the Baptist, in the above entitled
and numbered suit:
/ have seized and will proceed to sell ct
public auction at the Court House OF sh's
Parish, on
SATURDAY the 7th day Of AUGUST A. D.
1875, at l2 O'Clock NJ,
The following described movable and m
movable property. to wit:
A certain tract Of land cultivated g sugar
plantation. situated in this Parish OF st J0nn
the Baptist, on the right bank Of the Aiasis.
sippi River, measuring twelve arpcnts moso
or less front on said river. by depth OF 0no
hundred arpents more or les, Dovnoea sCSvs
by the property of Joseph GirOd or aesi&nA
and below by that Of Dominique & =. Bes.
thelot; together with all the buildings ana
improvements, rights, ways and privileges
thereto belonging or IN any wise aPpa:
ing, sugar house, machinery. steam en&hc'
sugar mill. stables, dwelling bosses &c;
Also together 20 mules, 4 large three
mules) carts, small lone mulel carts, soout
30 arIpents Of stnbble cane. about % arpcntS
of plant cane, and about 10 arpents OF corn.
And u lot Of movable effects and farming
utensils.
The whole 10 be sold In block.
TERMS:
CASH in U. s. Treasury Notes. :. -.
sherifrs Office, Parish Of st. John nc
Baptist, July 3rd 1873 ,.rpr
a;,vst . sheriff.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-07-03
List of Letters
remaining at Edgar P. 0.

July 2, 1875.
Abadie F.
Brisard Jean Marie
Cardres Edcrgred
Combs Geo. w.
Donnaslirn Irma
Holme w. r.
Joseph NJ.
Lapeze J. l..
Landnmiez Z.
Marionneaux p.
Matthew Delveaux
Mathien Francis
Moll j. G..
Nelson Joseph
Nickoll j. DR..
Perez Bias
l'erret Theophilc
Skexneytlre 0. g. Bros.
st. Martin P. =.
= TAssin Amfdee
Tassin SEVERN
Taylor Henry :
Tnxler Clementine
Vial Charles
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LEGAL NOTICES.
~~~~~~-f -f~~~~
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIsy.
II. Cltment
VS..
Il. F. MOnt..
. . No. NS.-
LEGENDEE g. PocHE attys. for plain
#.F' tiff. r.r

By virtue of, and in obedience to m order
of seizure spd sale dated Ma- 3'st 1875 a."
TO me directed by The Honorable the Par
Court for this Parish of st. .I0hn tue gapt
in the above entitled and numbered suit
have seized and will proceed TO seil nt
public auction nt the Cou. House Of tr;s
Paris, on
SATURDAY the 7th dag Of AUGUST 4. l.. .
- 1873, at II o'clock 4. ".
The :. described property seize
to wit '~
A tract of lasrd stJs. - the Parrish "
St. John the Baptist On I bank Of Il
Mississippi Rlve3, spmme. ~ dboGttfO
hundred tois..s frcm the pr iroai, and &c
y certain fence whte5 Funsa ,ss said trs,-t
of land, ard v b.uh tract 81 measure
one haif s~p.nt more or W widtb
by a depth Of forty arpe eountusy
from Tie river between diverging line
togetaer With the double concession sitnat u
in the rear, said tract Of isr.i bound
in front by the rtmaining portion oi ths pr'l
erty Of j b. Fcrrand, on the upper line hY
the property Of Vow A "ioJa, and Oh On =
lower lfne ~ tract Of 'beloDgtng 20 u
succession Of s. M0ntz. getheF With AZ
the improvements ;bep situnted alt
thareunto bclor ng. ..
TE'
CASH in u. S, r 'tes.
Bsptiss i ,ra 1876,
L5ysss '0f 'N '""ISs She
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TERMS:


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80; s0n 4 \ Issh 49, ssGDs = - hDe so6 -
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e1aalae - enVwfmO - e4va1e = poyn1e
w. rssssssS = S1sk0l1s 81 ekssA - = ~.
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M. - 80 s.ssas. - - es's
IT ~ & ~ q p0QD - ynQ Csn1.
111ss1 q. Bsi1 Dll0naI1. - - =. AGeA sae
. L11A xa
Osoleo = - A0los1 - vaoedsaafe.
nunsv sspeyas y - ns>sslsss ssasss ~ e1vNo4A
sniiS sssnrS ~ - - sunex pms41s. p1gun ~.
Ss:f- sssS. - - S6sg ~ asass y = fssAUs.
g. ssss SssSSs : s1sssSssecst..2syevan
4 fnAe9uo1 - ess of - rsa oeteeesne ne4o0 DSk
S0 Un ecgiu - G0spA - ~ t0eeals1D1.
ssss1y y liz = IL docs ns.asaed = ~ yssts
o. - 1as1nrs h ~ MegsA MgA1h 0u0ua ougUognt
Hsss asAcSsss& . issaAs -
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