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NOR RENT.-THAT DESIRABLE PLACE
n OF business now temporarily occupied by
Bloch & Dupr6, in OpelouSas. Possession given
on first January next. For further particulars,
apply at next door to
dec. 21-tf. CHAS N. EALER.
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william p. Cheney Va. y. Wv r1----

William r.. Cheney VS.. II. w. ThOmn.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF s Ian
dry.-No. 12435.-By virtue of writ OF seiz1re
alia SAFE Issued out of the honorable the Eight,
Landry, in the above entitled suit. and 70 ma H~
drscted, will proceed to sell at public arctjon''
70 the highest bidder, at the Courthouse of said
parish IN the town of Opelousas, on SATUR.
o'clock A. NJ, the following described properfV.
"A certain tract or parcel of land. with all tbe
Dalid,hgs and improvements thereon, i'm fhe
superficial arpents, more or less, bounded nort,
by the Bayou B9uf, south by the public do
main, east by land OF Bedford Epperson, de.
ceased, anu west by land of Robert Sandefer.
Terms.-Cash on the spOt,
jan C. c. DUSON, Sheriff.
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He who can conceal bis joys is greater
than be who can hide his ariefs.
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NOR RENT.-THE VERY DESIRABLE
- and favorable stand, comprising store and
warehouse, corner of Landry and Court streets
opposite the Court House. For particulars ap-
ply to P.J: Lefebvre, at the Post Office.
aug 14-tf
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I've RENT OH LEASE-THAT Excel
u knt and commodious dwelling on C0nfL
streeS owned by Mrs. M. b Williams. FOE
termS apply at the Office Of Lewis d Bro,
degl.-ff
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The democrats of this State are again
greatly encouraged with the idea that
the Northern democrats are about to do
something for them. Senator Gordon
telegraphs to them advising still for
bear" His-dispatcil reminds us of the
noble patriotism of ARENAS Ward dur
ing the war. He was willing to suffer
for the cause, and expressed tile hope
that all the relations of his first wife
might be drafted and sent to the front.
Senator G0rdon's dispatch is sensation
al rather than practical or patriotic.
Since 1850 the democracy of the South
has waited and hoped for help from the
Northern democrats. Ithasnever come.
There may be a mass of people in the
North who desire trouble in the South,
in order that the Republican party-may
retain power under the old battle flags
Of the rebellion. There may be another
class, whose hopes of success at the
next election, are based on keeping the
peace in the South. The active interest
both these parties are taking in our af-
fairs, is prompted by the most selfish
motives. After they have succeeded,
orfailed, there will be Domoresu such lively
manifestation of sympathy. Louisiana
must work out it's own destiny. It's
people must help themselves, and as
long as this great truth is ignored, so
long will our prospects grow darker
Estate Register.
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What ID better than apromissng young
manf Applying one.
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MEDICAL.
hB. HADFHELD's EQUALIZER
OR THE CURE OF E BY VACUUM.

FOR THE CURE OF DISEASES BY VACUUM.
Paralysis, Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Neu-
ralgia, Weak Chests, Narrow Chests, Asthma,
Weak Lungs, Weak Backs; Weak, Stiff and
Shrunken Limbs; Curvature Of the Spine, and
years standing; Spasms, Epilepsy, Palsy, st.
Vitus' Dance; D~erangement of the Mind, and
many otherdiseases, not mentioned here, can be
cured.
The Equalizer treats the above mentioned
diseases with astonishing results. 1t is now ex-
tensiVely used in the Northern and Western
by the most skillful doctors in this country.
Inow invite all those who are afflicted TO call
in and see the Equalizer; it is now ready for
operating; also, all the Doctors of the parish
are invited.
For further particulars call at the sign of the
Big Mortar, where I will give all desired infor-
maf1on. G. MAYO.
April 20-tf.
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RPELOUSAs TIN SHOP,
BUCKS BRILLIANT STOVES.
nov. 3O-tian. 81, VIM. LIGHTLEY,

NOR SALE.-A SMALL DRUG STORE
~ with % lot Of seven acres Of ground, with all
ing, barn, garden, etc, in the town of Vile Plate.
The surrounding country thickly populated,
Is miles from the nearest drug store. Business
strictly cash. Business could be largely in
creased. Satisfactory reasons given for selling.
Address to this office, or to the undersigned at
Vile Plate, Lii. Y. VIDRINE.
iulV loft.
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sEFEREBODY CAN FIND
SOMETHING THEY NEED

r.. RS.
And the PRICE viii be less than they usually
pay. Call and give him q trial. He has lust re-
celyed q fnll supply Of everything i'm his line
81. the necessary and good things to eat and
MANY other things besides.
jansian27
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Joseph Alcee gmdice, A~dnnfnissra-
trix, VS.. Michel Castillo.

trix, VS.. Michel Castillo.
PARISH COURT, ST. LANDRY-No 1ass
BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias, issued out.
Ofthe Hon. Parish Court, in and for the Parish
OTSt. Landry, in the above entitled suit, and 10
me- directed, | will proceed to sell at public aue-
tIel, to the highest bidder, at the Court House
OF said parish, in the town of Opelousas, on
SATURDAY,, the 9th day of February. ISIS. at
eleven o'clock A. NJ, the following described
pDperty, to-wit:
A certain tract of land in the parish of OF.
Landry, on the east bank of the Bayou TGche.
together will all the buildings and Improve
mslits thereon, measuring about two hundred
AMI ~twenty-six arpents.
Also, one gray mare, one bay pony, both Of
which are Creole, and two gentle COWS.
Seized in the above suit.
Rerms.-Cash on the spot.
dec 25 c. G. DUSON, Sheriff.
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And all %eruptions of the Skin. This preparation
has been in use in families in this parish for the
last twenty-five years, and has never failed In a
single instance.
For sale at the Big Mortar, by
C. MAYO,
July 3l-bf Sole Agent.
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feb 6-tf

DOsEY'S BHTTERS HAVE BEEN
u in use for many years. Our Physicians
know their formula, and have prescribed them
always in preference to any of the thousand and
one bad-tchtSEey compounds now flooding the
country.
They materially add in curing Ghills and Fever,
enlarged Spleen and all kindred diseases.
One bottle go cents only will satisfy you of
this. Tsent 26-tf.
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RARNEY's PRAIRIE sALVE!
A purely vegetable preparation, and is a GER
tain cure for
PILES,
TETTER-WORM,
RINGWORM,
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- signed having entered INTO an association
for the practice of law, under the style of Smith
& Tarlton, will practice law in the parish of st.
Landry, and neighboring. parishes. Prompt and
strict attention will be given to all business con-
tided to them. Office at Grand Coteau.
JOHN f. SMITH,
feb 6-tf B. D.. TARLTON.
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MESCELLANEOUS
New Orleans Prices !

Tho undersigned has just received from the
kinds of Northumberland, chairs, toilets,
wash-stands, etc, which he will sell as cheap, if
not cheaper, than they can be brought here from
New Orleans. Come and see for yourself.
Also, furniture made to order and repaired.
T.. WAITER, Agent.
July 5-tf Main Street, OpelOusas.
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AMERICAN HONOR TO VICTOR HUGO.
From Galignani,s Messenger. Feb. oil

From Galignani's Messenger, Feb. OIL
number OF American ladies and gentlemen
waited on M. Victor Hugo on Thursday to con-
graduate him on entering his seventy third year.
They found at his residence other persons who had
come for similar purpose. and among them NJ.
Louis Blanc. NJ. Arsene Houssaye, Mr.. Gartiot
WashDurne. number OF deputies and several men
OF letters. Miss Tucker, OF the American party.
handed 10 the poet splendid bouquet accom-.
panied by copy OF verses in French and Mrs.
HAZARD presented the suDjoined address in the
name 81 the American residents IN Parls:-
lLLusTRioUs PoEr-lhc citizens of the United States
clam an eternal brotherhood with the conntrymcn of
aiaycttc Out in coming TO wish you many happy re.
turns OF this your birthday, salute in you genius
winch makes 81 you citizen OF all countries whue
ieaving you without an equal IN any We also hail YOU
as thc great prophet OF uturc The poets of
olu were called prophets because their uterace start
Ing from minds which glanced beyond the present
s 1can ., inspired 50 you, whose fate II has
tons, have pierced with your glorious ytson
through surrounding gloom and looked 70 a happIer
iu'nre when Ithc principles of liberty humanity and
peace should be implanted all lands and che rshcd of
AZ men as they are by you. In the name OF Tho
oppressed whose cause you have pie the name on
ine soIrowu whose tears you have often dried In
tnc maine OF All whom your noble writings have filed
VIZ, seheIous sentiments. comforting hopes or brave
-cs9veSt we pray God 10 guard and bless you Ii we
aon no 70 TINS prayer Is because ly to express
ia language the love anu venerauon toward you
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you'd require what not to be found pen like yours

would require what not to be found-a like yours
cloud applauscJ
N. HUGO AS A woMANs RIGHTS CHAMPION.
NJ. Hugo seemed much moved, and was stl
more so when the same speaker handed to him
the following
In the name OF American womanhood I come to thank
you, who have sung and exalted the womanhood of all
nations In the OF offer the homage of our
artists you. who have lett no art untouched uncon
secrated In your genius. As a stranger In foreign
country express the gratitude OF the strangers
You have succored and projected when yourself
exile. Ana one OF the great human family bring
YOU the tribute which we all owe TO the good and Illus
trous and in especial degree to who the light
and glory OF our age aud time. (Rene wed marks of
apDrObaton)
The wnole party remained for some time con-
verslng with the master OF the house, and then
Withdrew, much pleased with their reception.
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PACIfIc MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE

L TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA
VIA PANAMA.
steamers leave pier ~ North River New York. fol-
ACAPULCO, Commodore A. q. Gray, March 20, At l2
HENRY CHAUNCEY Captain ". II. Rathbun April
l. at ~ noon connecting with all steamers for Central
American and South Pacific ports -
steamers leave san Francisco for Japan and China
the l>t 81 month.
" UNIV, .Aprll
Rates OF passagc-Ncw York to san Francisco, $l3S
Si2' or 500 currency, according to location.
FOR freight or passage other information apply at
the company's Office on wharf Canal street. New
A9rK . ". j. BuLLAf superintendent
STEAMhR FOR THE BERMUDA
~ British iron steamer ANNA, elegantly fitted. sails
iortnisbv, leaving March Isl extremes
OF Mount Washington
For passage apply TO A. E. oUTERBRIDGE, 20 Broad.
way.
STEAMSHIP COMPANIES USING LARGE QUAINT
y ties OF printing will mud u advantageous deal with
the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENTS
No 2ls Broadway as its facilities tor doing every Kind
OF work are unsurpassed while In prompness
and chcapnes, II offers special inaucemcnts Bills Of
badlng, shipping Receipts Tickets Manitcss Passenger
Lists. Circulars, Posters Cards, Wayblls AMI every
special form used In the TRANSACTION of business sara
fully prepared and printed.
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pENNsyLvANLA RAILROAD.
The great Trunk Line
and United states Mail Route
Trains leave York, rom foot of Desbroses and Cort-
Expres Tor Hsrr,soarv Pttsburg the West and SOUTH
yh psilm snn Palace Cars aatfchsd 81 NJ Sand
and Erie Railroad Division, connecting at Philadci.
sna o%nssHs tSlr corr a for Mu sHiSs
- Petroleum Centre and the oil Regions .,,.,,,a,
Washington EXPRESS Of Pullman par'or Cars daily;
Regular Ssasy arsas snaay
su a s 81 and nd 4 hight sunday, 49,
5;1.s:so and SEN Emisrant and second class "
Fer St sis a. sj s: s9S I ~ "a ls
sac II, II ~ r Nj. ana IL night. sunday, $50 l. aud
Fs s 5 ss So s. ia H. s5 - f ss
sS 70, 1880 P. NJ and IL night sunday, $40, I, and
n u.s. S. g 81. 49, ss i s ss
For WOSdO5aye Peru, I A%b9y and South Amboy and
For New brunswick, and 4. NJ. l2M TO- 4:lO, $50
rs s sa.. A snS e naun sa ana s
For Fer Elss ana sScsy M So % AND and ~
FOR Fhiilips6uTs and seyideEs. sso <. ii: and IL
rs snf $Iss e. II r. .ad a. f%S
For tarmngiale and seuan, IA NJ. and 2P ~
For HghtstsSSwn' pemberton and Camden via Perth
For Hishstown and d rsmoeTon, "a, AN !%,,c - .,
Trains a aS = pittsSnrg sS ana i 10
daily except Monday From NV %ahneton and Bait
ana s III Flom Hps fS" s So
iSIPP sunday 5:lo $40 d:S' ii 81 A. NJ. $40 ami
Ticket Tex Offices, S2s and sA Broadway; No. As.or
NJ 1court street Brooklyn; Nos IA is and us 4ad-
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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EXCURSION 3.

CTEAMBOATS AND 3ARGES FOR EXCURSIONS TO
= Raritan Beach. Sea View. Iona Island, and Willow
Haven Grove. MARTIN HASKELL, Ill South street.
TICKETS CIRCULARS INvITATIONS POSTERS
i and all necessary Printing for cursons parties
balls &C., done in the best style an low rates At tho
METROPOLirAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. 2l}
Broadway New York.
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COAsTIvIsE STEAMSHIPS.

1NiTEp STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY. FOR ST. THOMAS AND Brazil.
The elegant screw steamship ONTARIO 1900 tons
burthen, Captain George Il. SIocun, will sail for 81
Thomas, Para, Pernambuco. Bahia and Rio Janciro on
North River ~ ~ P''' ~
For freighs or passage apply to
WILLIAM r. GARRISON, Agent
No.
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AMUsEMENrs,
THE BIG BONANZAi
HOUSES CROWDED.
LAUGHTER INCESsANT
~ EIT OF 1878.

~ hIT OF 1875.
CHARLES Fisher. Mr..
JamesLewis Mr.. w. Dav.
idge. Mr. John Drew, Mr..
George Parks. Mr.. B. +.
Ringgold. Mr.. owen Faw
cetf, Miss Fanny Daven
port, Mrs. @. II. Gilbert
Miss Emily Rigl. Miss Annie
Graham and Miss Nellie
Mortimer in their amusing
local presentations.
1.-The success OF Big Bo
nanza' mas only a parallel
in the favor which Tom
Robe rtson's elegant come
dies met with several years
ago. The box sheet has
been opened for twenty
DAYS ahead. and the adj
vance sale of seats u
great.n-lterald.
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TOR HAVANA
The Steamship
YAZOU
Il. $50 tons),


FoR HAVANA
The y sssss"%1'hip
Barrett Master
% s for on pier pns
passenger accommsdaiion nsn L. At ~ A. :" S"O'''0'
as W ydIl1 lanes; sepsrnl AGENT
M S's'ms.ishss n psF s0ri DiR siSsf
s sE$ M 44$s:aasy Mash
CITY o For Rh VERA oKuz G bGnqIsaaSy
calling at Havana. Progrcso.
. go, Campeachy, Iuxpdn AMI Tampico.
civ civ OF OF '!as M spr
will aa1s Ssx 6.an SCAR March j nns xsl
for Vera Cruz and all the above ports.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA Direct MAIL LINE
bier 3 or oos % s w s
direct AS ioilows:-
6REsoaNT iaesday aar rcn Is
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommo-
wM. r. CLYDE 4 Co. No 8 Bowling Green
Mcclellan, Luling Co., Agents in Havana
t. As %'sS
sp. n. Through bills OF ladny given to Houston and
70 S sTsGa S"a Ss%
YORK FOR freight or passage having superior accom-
S SH4b2 CO. co? ss b AsIsa Green
LCOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
6sEs d ssa%shP s will leave
psi @ daily
santiago, s.. Louis and Mobile Cabin passage, $50;
Storage So For freight or passage apply to CLARK
SEAMAN IS West street
A TRENTON, RAILROAD ,ooMPANIEs.-PuNCH
board st the Metropolitan Printing Entertainment
Broadway, New York Than anywhere else.
NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMoND-OLD
~ Dominion STEAMSHIP Company steamers leave
for above ports from pier 81 North River foot Beach
Also In crmediatc steamers
Through bulls OF lidng and passenger tickets issued
Also steamer for Lewes Del, and all points In Della
ware and Eastern Maryland every Monday and Thurs
Office corner Fulton and Greenwich streets
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ECALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
j. and tail River.-rhe steamers NEWPORT and OLD
daily Sundays exceptedl. 2. NJ. Throu;h tickets
sold at all principal hotels in the city.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
Winter Arrangement
For New Brighton, Snug Harbor West Brighton and
Port Richmond, boats leave whitehall street. at foot Of
Broadway, daily at $40 s:5 s:sa lo:4s A. NJ; 1890
GAS $50 $50, 80 and Gas M
Sundays at $3.50 10 30 A. NJ. 1880 2:so 4:s0 sa5 p NJ
Fare 10 cents
Aston House leave vesey street for ferry Fare
Scents
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Royal Mail steamers appointed to sail follows
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY or LONDON. Tuesday, March l6, at P. N.
CITY OF GsTEK salurday, March q, at9A n.
CITY OF BROOhLfN.... saturday, April 8, ut L. NJ.
CABIN PASSAGE, $50, $50 and $75, gold.
sTEERAGE 70 and from all points, at reduced rates
Cabin and general office, No. Is Broadway
steerage Offices 80 Broadway ana pier As North River
JOHN c. DALE Agent
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CUNARD LlNE,-B. AND N. A. r. NJ. 5. r. co.
" NOTICE
with to dim nishng the chances Of collision
the steamers OF this line take specified course for all
seasons OF the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown New York
or Boston, in the meridian 50 at As latitude
nothing 10 the north of i3.
on the home ard USAGE crossing the meridian OF 50
at ~ latitude. or nothing 10 the north of AZ.
From NEW YORK for LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
act .Wea. March II PARTFIA. Wed, March 81
steamers marked DO not carry Storage passengers
cabin passage. $50 Sl0l $50 gold. according
commodation. Return tickets on tayorab Bile terms.
storage tickets and fsom all parts OF Europe at
lowest rates Freight and cabin office. No. Bowling
Green. seeragc Office, Ill Broadway (rrnity Buiding).
CHARLES q. FRANCkLYN. Agent,
NREAT WESTERN
VI STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK 10 BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT
The steamers OF this line Will sail from pier Is East
River, as ioilows:-
GREAT WESTERN windham. ...... Saturday. March 81
AhAtpN captain SyInons saturday April ~
Cabin passage 500 informed late, $i6 Storage, $50,
currency; excursion tickets, $l31.
Apply to
W. d. MORGAN Agent 10 south street
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FOR SALE.

ELEGANT SlLVERPLArED WHEELER 4 WILL
N son sewing Machine in complete order. with at
tachmens cost short time ago Ss viii be ssd for S35
IS Bond street
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WANTED-A COMPLETE FILE OF THE NEW
w York Herald, bound or unbound. Adore 81 staring
price, LIBRARY, box II New YORK Post office.
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DROGRAMMkS, POSTERS. PAMPHLETS. TICKETS,
L Press Opinions aud all kinds OF Printing Tor mu.
al Conservatives and entertainments furnished
in the most elegant style at the METROPOLITAN PRINT
ING ESTABLISHMENT. rs Broadway
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A LOT OF SMALL, SECOND HAND SAFES FOR
n sals cheap Gail for week
AMERICAN SAFE COMPANY, 800 Broadway.
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Aston House cars leave vesey street for ferry Fare
Scents
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MUSICAL.

DASS SlNGER.-A FIRST CLASS ARTIST FRENCH
- desires situation In u Catholic church as bass
singer; can read vt sight Address +. f., box 63S New
York Post office.
, 1875-01-17
BREvtTlES.

James Gordon Bennett is building an elegant
house at Brighton, England. He will occupy it
with his sister, It is to be hoped it vail contain
all the modarn American improvements and IN
veutions. ~. ~.'
Miss Julia Griffin. Of No. s Astor place, New
Iork, is engaged On a bust Of Gov. Titden.
Charles Blanc proves from history that large
bonnets are Indicative Of religious sentiment
in fashionable aociety. and small ones. OF. the
opposite. He does not state whether high bon-
nets denote spirituality (if so. how ideal the
present race must be growing). broad ones lib
eral vieEs, and long, narrow oues, the preya-
1ence OF pnritanical ideas, viii he please add
another chapter to his "L'art dams il Parurs. ;.
and decide this weighty question
Paolo Monteguzzi, an Italian author. proposaa
giviug naaal concerts. No. tho yulear hind
which occur naturally IS s1eep-dis:urberg. brt
sort Of harmony and melody OF odors. In In
Btr1ment, with compartments to bo filled with
odoEs IN place Of keys, il to bo played upon:
and in place Of tones theretrom there would
y Issue tho various ffag1ances in eysdations
learned from expsEiance. Delicate scents are TO
open and close the concert Of perfutnea. IN
sreasiug and decreasing gzadasioas of tho ssne
, 1875-01-17
LEYOEN CENTRE;

The Reformed Church was On Friday evening
tho scene Of large gathering to witness the fr.t
entertainment Of the Leyden Literary Society.
The programme connsted Of choice readings and
r.citaEona, and Was enhvaned BY several music
Il selections beautifully rendered By friends froo
Chicago. Mr. s. Edwards, Principal Of tfa
Grammar School herefa1so read a moat amnz,n~
paper upon :. Gobhna aud Hobgobhna." Lsnres
aelegatlons we're present from Mont Clare aud
Norwood The entertainment ~. c:.das the
direction of hF. Heaty Willis. Prasidsot of IL f.
Society. ~ e1s
, 1875-01-17

!
| AAoSo Ill THE SUDURns OF CHICAGO
| 'nere s not one which POSSESS. better class q
| citizens than does this pleasant village, Tnt
| residents, almost without exception. ovn tbt
dwellings, in which tbav res;5e .na +r,ona. % ~. ~
thu citv wh, NV hs ;,,,;,ss -. ~. ..4euos 41oa
aa ~ WV lo1s W invited 10 any OF fhsr en-
setta1nnents' very gladly embrace the opportunj
ty Of being With them the second time. Durtuf
the past summer and fall. the residents h.va n,i
many ysln.hle add;,;ona - tta;~ ,,,...t.- -
ha-;,,. hn.o.ss o ~1su ""N .aoa, nomoc1, "no
Aa.1no Desoao "en seqoalnteo' aod much to tn
enjoyment OF the older members Of society.
TIE WINTER
has ~thns far h.an Wv ,;va,r I'LL nu,.,,
rart;Aa ,va1a;,,. ..,..,h1,.
~ TS,a.s.- e1' eo.: s' n nsass.ca1s eto
1"esu"y evening 1ass' she "uncalied"
Club gave their inaugural party, which va4
attended By seventy ladies' and eent1e-
men. and was pronounced bv one and Al, .
4.norfect sncceta !" 1ns:f Rroh. h,;tiaa,, aaa Al
very oblieing on this evening. and tno3r hi, A.
parture Tor other climes. which enabled tLs -
dies to appear with their to;leta ;ntsct tD1 ia