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PATENTS.

List OF patents Issued to inventors Of
Illinois for the week ending Oct. 10, 1875
and each dated Sept. %, 1875. Furnished
this paper by Cox q Cox. solicitors OF
patents, Washington, ID. c.: IIusking
pins, u. Armstrong, Elmira machine
for welding railway frogs. j. Oleary
and J. Turner, Chicago: harrow
and cultivator combined. j.
Pickering. Table Grove; sew
ing machine caster, b. Prall Chica-
go; churn, F. Boggs, Montgomery
Township; winker strap for bride blind.
l.. Easton and j. Scott. Jacksonville
ptman connection, ). Howard, Gilman
printing telegraph, f.. Gray, Chicago
cover for the upper chord of bridge,
VI. Lossig. Chicago valve grinder, l..
Law, Chicago; harvester, i, McCor-
mick, Chicago composition for cover
ing steam boiler, L. Weber aud G.
Steiman, Chicago.
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rmE WAY NOSE nAnRELl SEES IT

Our senior has not returned yet from
his trip to Peoria, therefore we take the
liberty to occasionally publish some of
the many notices we see going the
rounds of the press in reference TO his
election to the position of Grand Master
OF the |. o. .. +. of the State of Illinois.
The following is the way Nose Ilarrcll
sees t.
Hon. John II. Oberly was elected.
during his visit to Peoria, to the high
aud honorable position of Grand Master
of the Grand Lodge of |. q. q. +. of the
State OF Illinois. As the duties OF III,
position involve the writing of about
twenty letters day. and as letter writ
ing Is Obcrly's peculiar horror. we mag
Inc we can see the hand of Judge Bross
in this very plainly. Bross is Inerciless. y
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LlTs ELLIS LIVING AGE.

The numbers Of the Lieil,g .Ige, Tor
October 9th and 10th, contain Natural
Religion, part II, from Macmillan; In Il
Studio, part V, by w. w. Story, Biack-
MOOD Torquato Tasso, His Life and
Works. Macmiilm; Some Account OF a
German Boarding School, Fraser; Cole
"'se' GeaRemano Mog0sie; Chateau
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except Monday Ia The Bulletin Building, COR
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street
TUE BULLETIN is served to city subscriber, by
faithful carriers ut twenty Gents a Week ,
payable weekly rs Mail Un advance $40 pei
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GALLANT FRANZ.

II Is the common cry Mroughou, ,,s
world that the poor Of ali lands fight tho
battles OF nations. The his,ori.. y,
wars, either In defense, or in attack nro
sent the rich scion Of great names, am,
whose heritage was fame, marching /,
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FOR
hnjnries to Man or Beasts,
FANS, Bruises.
>iraiHs, sprains, COntu-
siOn,, DislOcatiOus.
fractures. cuts, Lacera-
ted or lncised Wounds
>WcIiiIIgs, Burns, Scgld5,
Suuburn5.
NEEDING Lungs. or
splitting Of Blood
Nose Bleed. and Bleed
ing Gums or Teeth
vomiting Of Blood and
Bloody Discharges.
FILES - bleeding Piles,
Blind Piles, (inlalliblc
EoOthache. Earache, Neu-
nlgia, Swelled Face.
kiIpIiitiatis,t. Rhcuma-
tic swelling or Soreness,
stiffness or soreness,
Lumbago, Lame Back
sore Throat on Quiusy,
lniiamed IOnsil@.
Diptiscria, pironchi-
it's. Asthma.
sore on Inilamed Ives or
Eye-lids
Catarrii, Llucorrhea,
Diirrhga, Dysentcry.
Sore Nipples. lnnnIned
Breast.
Painful or too PrOfu,c
MOnthlies
WIKI Leg. Ovarian Dis
ease and lumOrs.
Kidney Complaint,
Gravel and slruligury.
Chatings and ENcOria-
lions of Infants, or
hdults
VaricOsc Veins. En-
larged on lniiamed Veins
Ulcers, Old Sores, Inter-
nal ulcerutions.
Rolls, tarhunclHs, Tu-
mors, Hot swellings.
4 COrsss and BuniOns Chat
ell or sore Feet,
ChahI,gs,IIn on Sad
die calls.
reiOn or Whillow, frost
ed Limbs on Parts.
Mosquito Bites. Insect
sIlnga, Chapped Hands,
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"iear; forI VIII sneak Of exccllcn, thing.
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ADVERTISING RATES.


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rnent to nav ,ne for the lost TINE that I have
had in the Parish Prison of h. Charles.
have lost 50 DAYS while I H. been in Jail
and my sisters have been starving for want
of food If yon can do anything please let me
know. do not want to put it in court for
shall sue you for 5000 dollars but to save
fhctroublc of court would like you to state
what you will give me, for do not like to be
playing with courts. shall expect the SHswer
TO this note on saturday next, if YOU t0hld
come to the city during il would be better
for You to speak to me yourself, my price
shall be small m possible. If do not see
Won or get any answer Of this note and name
the price that you will give me by Saturday
the I'd, shall come with my lawcr with Ine
and put my suit in court. No more froine
me your friend GEORGE AfOoRE.
To Mr.. Joseph Dannoit, 't
Parish st. Charles. l.. A.
NOTE ny The EDrToR-T1e nhove seems
to lis somewhat extraordinary. We have seen
Gov. Hahn. who represented Moore in the
criminal cnse. and he informs us that he re-
presented the accused simply because the
latter (the accusetl) had no counsel and no
money where-with to employ one. and he
(Gov. Hahn) was requested by the District
Court, in the humane spirit of the Louisiana
law, to attend to the prisoner. He would have
Attendeu 10 the ueIence Ol ANY PooT PflsOhcT
in the same spirit, and did at the term of
Court defend Prince Thomas, colored
man, on the charge Of mule stealing
Gov. Hahn further informs us that,
although he did all in his power, IA
was his duty, to clear the prisoner. he does
not approve Moore's effort to blackmail Mr.
DeyuoOdt and thinks Moore should be glad
to have been cleared from any punishment.
and that he has no possible claim against
Mr.. Deynoodt for damages.
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POSITIVELY the

Will draw. without fail. at
HOUSTON, TEXAS, JUNE Both, 1875.
We did not sell quite all our Tickets in
time to draw on the 18th Of May; but so GER
tain are we Of success, and in evidence Of our
good faith and Intentions, we will receive,
Ia payment for Tickets, certificates Of depo-
sit In any flrst-class bank in the u. S, with
this Enforcement: "Iayable only wkcn Fost-
ers 7eras Drawing takes place"
No Scaling Of Prizes, but every one paid In
full.
Over 6O0OO acres Of choice land, centrally
located, near railroads, IL Houses, 2Ss5 Gold
Coin prizes. among them one Of SlO, ,OOO, and
one Of x5.OO0. Our enterprise II endorsed by
the City Council. Reliable Agents Wanted.
Send for Circulars. They viii convince you
we are both reliable and responsible. Tickets
only Sl.00. Eleven for sl0, and % for so.
No connection with any other similar enter
prise.
CoxMEyDAruRr.-Havi from our long
acquaintance with j. 4. Foster. every CONT
dence In his integrity, We feel justified in
saying We believe he will carry out his Dis
tribution honestly and fairly.--Signed by the
Mayor. Hon. j. 7. ID. Wilson, and the City
Council.
We are specially ilesirous that parties in
terested would write to the Banks, Merchants
and Postmaster of this place iwhcre VIC have
lived ID years., for information NJ to our
reliability. j. 4. FOSTER, Manager,
2.my5t. Houston, Texas
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LEGAL NOTICES,
SHERlFCS SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
4th. Judicial District Court
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
No. 5S2-
d. II. Tupay
rs.
G. DArensbowy.
LEcESDRE g. PocHE Attorneys for plaintiff
LEcEsDRE & PocHE Attorneys for plaintiff


BY virtue of n writ of seizure and sal,
hearing date April 10Th 1875, and to mr
directed BY the Honorable the aforepancf
Court, in the above entitled and numbered
suit:
have seized and will proceed to sell r.
public auction, at the Court House of thi.
Parish, on
SATURDAY the 5th day ofJUNE A. d. 1877.
at IL o'clock A. NJ.
The following described property seized,
to wit:
a certain tract of land together with all tie
buildings and improvements thereon, right.
ways and privileges thereunta, belonging IT
being in the Parish Of st. ] the Baptis,.
on the right bank Of the M Fsippi River,
measuring two arpents and e feet tmore
or lessl front on said river, unf We arper. -
in depth, counting from the basd4 the Levse
and from thence having width of two
arpents and a half tmOre or less) to the end
of its depth, which In of forty arpents (mors
or less) counting from the river, said tract ot
land bounded above by the property ofJ. j..
haydei and below by tlland Of valco.@
bourg, being the same acc ed by the sa /
g. DArensbourg at the 20 sale Of the
property of the recession he late Mare e
Matthew on thSDRSth ls6s, by 2.
Labarrc auctioneer. n lkc wh6lS appears by
the proces-verbal Of slid auction.
Also together the crops growing on said
tract of land consisting in about II arpenls
Of plant cane. about 8 arpents of stubble cane.
and about 20 arpents of corn, 3 mules, 2
ploughs, 3carts, hoes, 2spades, and ? horse
The above described tract Of land TO -
divided and will he sold by lots of not less
than 10 nor more than so acres
A plot Of which lots shall be exhibited on
the day Of sale.
TERMS:
Cash on the spot. in U. 8. Treasury Notca-
Sheriff-s office, Parish Of st. John the
Baptist, May lst 1875.
LUCIEN CAMBRE
lm'y5t. Sheriff
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RErAIRs AND IMPROVEMENTS

RErAIRs AND IMPROVEMENTS IA.
made upon and around the CouyA House, and
unlike our predecessors have nos.D call to it
the attention Of the Police Jury.
TREsrAss on LANDS.
We have heard several complaints upon
parties sluatting upon the batfure Mt Bon
metz Care. on the right bank. hut owing to
the want Of parish map or any recorded
titles to Siid lands we were unable to decide
~ to the trespa&s whether against the State
upon the subject Of section 924 ,994 aud l2l3.
SCHOOL FUNDS
We have carefully examined the books of
the secretary and treasurer and find them in
o healthy condition six schools now in ope-
MtiOn, with seven teachers, and balance of
cash on hand Of e2.034.l9.
PARISH TREASURY. @y@~
Upon this subject re beg leave to ssy that
we have carefully examined the hooks Of the
treasurer and find them to correspond with
his report fled in the rccordef's oliiee. which
we annex thereto ~ part Of this report.
OvERsEERs OF ROADS. .frr
Those gentlemen need . little overseeing
themselves to make them attend more strictly
TO their duties. for The roads in some portions
Of the parish are In . dcplorabae condition,
especially on the left bank.
JrsrIcEs or THE PEACE AND CoxsrABIEs.
Some Of the officials coming under this
heading are. to use mild term. very neglect
ful and in some cases criminally wrong in
their actions. Papers which thelaw requires
70 be fled sitter they are issued, Or the ex-
animation to b filed In the Clerk y6ce, .are
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SWEET STREAM, THAT WINDS

Sweet stream thst winds through yonder
glade, -, ... =.
Apt emblem Of = virtuous maid.-
Silent sud chaste she steals along, w..
Ear from the worlds CAV, busy throng;
With gentle, yet prevailing force,
Intent upon her destined cSurse; -..
Graceful and useful aII she d0ca,
Blessing ard blest where'er she goes: -
Pure -bosomed - that watcry glaas,
And hesvsh rejected In her fscc.
...... w. CowrER.
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Fosters Texas Dray
4 tarh erery Ticket hold1' The
Drawing tails to take place June 30th.

The unlimited con fidence and
liberal patronage bestowed on the
Texas Real Estate and Gold Dis.
tribution, of which / am Manager,
il a subject of general remark.
The post Office records of this City
show that we have received twen-
ty five times as many p. o. or.
ders, and registered letters with
money than a similar enterpri6
this City of largef ple(((llVl(lS!
The Management take great
pleasure in acknowledging their
gratitude to the public, with the
assurance hat the Drawing will
positircly take place on the Both
day of June, 1875. Our October
Drawing took place with but one
pOstpOnemeDt, and 40 would this,
but for circumstances (see adver.
tisements and circular) utterly
unavoidable. Our success is sucl
that We can safely promise to 4
fund erevy cent Of money and ~.
sent ereyy Ticket-kolder ,cith a
1erds Farm If the Drawing .oes
not take place on the 3Oth Of June,
1875. We also offer u plan (see
ADVERTISEMENT whereby those
buying Tickets can keep their mo-
ney in q home bank till the Draw
ing takes place.
q j. e. FOSTER, MANAGER.
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
.xer.:!age - -: !: I: -: $; -: 8;
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A Police Juror rises 10 explain.
Court Houss, St Charles parish, May IS, 1875
To the Editors of the Mcschactb<,

OcutlGmtNls
Under the head Of "11ocal Items" in your
issue Of the 2znd inst. yon conclude from the
report Of our grand jury, that our parish ha4
l,cen rather extravngant in hse expenditures
during the last few years. -S"
Now, wc think you err in the statement Of
extnvagance, and refer you to the report in
question for the following facts:
lst. The dcfalcati0n Of q late tax collector,
cannot be called m extravagant expenditure.
al. The expenses of litigation in defence of
the de Jacto and De jMvs Police Jury, cannot,
! think, be called an extravagant expcndi
ture.
3rl. The expense Of litigation against Tax
Resisters. cannot, think, he called an extra
VACANT expenditure.
4th. The amounts of taxes remitted on
account Of overflow, cannot possibly he called
m extrayagant expenditure.
Sth. The anoant Of delnqusst taxes un-
collected, no oxtr1vagance.
I Taking into eessidera4ica, lAe above cdr
cumstances. We fs1 We ean ~ that the Police
jury are not in fAult. We think the report
Of the grand jury quite vindicati0n Of the
parish authorities. The grand jury under
took to account for the Indebtedness of our
parish, and finding, - they have, that the
defciepey vas CeuaDd . obouA hsye con-
clndetl that the Indebtedness u Just and re-
commend that money be borrowed 70 pay the
same. Inssmuch ~ your artic1e has caused
IN erroneous impression, va respectfully ask
that you sit us right before the world.
b.. Respectfally y0,ra
p. b ~ f,yt A POLICE JURoK.
There was no blame expressed or eveu
implied In our local against the present
Police jury which went In oflce last Noven-
bm. Az - police juror" Seems willing to
shoulders responsibilities Syhich. in our opi-
nion, was chargeable to q ar parties, We win
briefly REVIEW the "sbove circumstances TO
which he attributes the enormous debt of the
parish. list. The defalcafion Of Q tax col
loctOr cannot be called an extsayaRapt expen-
diture.' Why mott Who d Ronpen6ible s
tax payers for the mOnsy which they nav the
tax collector, anless Il be the Police Jury.
whose duty II II to sce that the tax collector
shall furnish solvent boudsmeni Whovere
Mr.. Van Sickle's securities and vhy VIEW
they not brought to account Cirvunsatsnoes
Jrd and 5th are cOrOllaries to the first tnxes
were resisted becasiae they were unjust 4
hill paid 0nco 10 paid enough. Circumstanee
ID refers 70 lawycrs' fecs ID tlSe ovut4st -
tween two police juries; II there was no cx-
trsvaesnce IN that insfsnce, tho pro4k -, n
lawyer mnst besn extra prs6tkblc ose. The
4th re1ates 10 taxes remiftea ~ nCcosnt a
overflow; this grOund y we'll taken, hat the
amount involved i comparatively small, and
does mot materially increase the parish deNt.
Our fstnsbsl. the 8. CAar&9 AcvulA, has rid
epsete.lly that wssrants were worth o on
the Dollar. The qucstioa ~ en- s. Charlos
borrow money!
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Local Items.
. ST. CHARLES.

Ex.G0v. Hahn arrived In New
Orleans last Tuesday evening, to
arrange for lumber, etc, to erect a
few more bnildinGs, including q
schoolhouae and slsughterhouse,
et Hahnville. So says the N. q.
Nmes.
The Supreme Court Of the
6sate has refused q rehearing in
We cases Of Leman, Newgass &
Co, A. Dufosaat subrosated, W.
losis Ransom ; and Ophelia q.
burbask, tutrix, ". VILLAS Har.
ria sN
Tho Supreme Court also ~.
fused . rehearing in the eases of
Morgan MorgsDs, AIthur Robbins,
Letitia BabingtOn, o. j. Flagg,
Va. Parish Of st. Charles; aud
Hcw Orleans, Mobile and Chatta.
noogs Railroad Company, w.
ThO4 8. Dngan.. a --
From IAs 81. Charles Hsvald.)
PUBLIC SCHOOL
We are glad to learn that the
Board 0f School DireCtofs Of this
Parish have ordered The construc.
ton o. school house ut Hahn.
vile, and thst Nj. Peperkorn, the
builder, y already ct work. The
building y to b 6fty fset long, Of
. durable bat stylish appearance,
and = being erected On . beeuti.
fll lot q ground d0nated BY Gov.
Hahn.
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Report of tho Grand Jury.

70 ~ Hen. Q. J. vlAgs. Jaiss e ~,
Judicial District
for IL parhh = IL JcAo q Kapeia1 On IN
eve z closing etheir hhe0 - lssve nake
this taif - ngNss Sd II x.
We haye easyfnlly exonined the aiBseeni
ra1oGc e0ces u this pas5ah - n tAesu
neut snA slean With ~ bopAs, ronusv ~
aschives properly kspt
Tug JAN
In ~ juil we found tso pgiDeaan .whA
upsn iaquiry, md - eonplafnA ~ aake ii
u teaSnsnt rcscive1 g IL handb u tbs
jailsr. We 1md Il somewhst unaale. though
~.ll k:pt and in clsasly condition.
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COMMUNICATED.
Shsd6s Oi1ce, s.. John tAe Bartist,
G. r.. Nay 8 ISIS.
llsasrs. Editors II the Mech aot66,

Msasrs. Editoss n the xssck act6t,
IN your isaas of M.y 9. you pnb-
IlaheA asder the caption q '1COuvt
House N0teayr IN .itsm relative % the
escape Of Ope Patrick CunaW, WIN
was being raAveysA % the Wo. 8.
P0s fr.sa tn. PAriah jail ~ ~ Sese~
Pseiesatiasy, by aemstiea z. SestilIs
oaa ]. viekneie. yoss eep0vter Wa
nkinib-msd. Pstrjsk. Cr,nsn and
Shsv sthss prisan~n ssdss charge n
~ Gsratlea wese al tsnhxl over 70
toepe0pes aMtAnsities at Ration ROaer.
= hevt1saeed by ~ following locs.
1Doot:
2ncs{vIA 1eat6sne reajoso1iarr. 49,
hseQA Hay II lcA 1tsn q 6isti4 n -
C1gA - - JeAn IN naptisl, 01aee 81
Ls1tfaaA ~ fsolowlng psissess, =
tses3sk Cssenn. lasWsny. TSSr Ue.tie
dsse1p Wmisaa EisSt
Ihfodsls bEswn fvcivv
eanssssl 0s1sa HHH
vaDsia ChanqAme ~
(0ienedl J0ux n. NAuA.
clak 49, Lsaiaiaas hsli1satisey.
Havisg ilsat tkn viii .ssialy the
public that ~ deputies have faith.
Jhly pfs1s.snlrd thsir dssy i, tie
alDve inatnnec.
lresnatn very respectfully,
LCc19N CAMBnE. ehsri6.
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ST. JOHN THE BAPTIsT.

The river ID falling rapidly with
no prospects Of another rise this
year. Tnis creates . great deal Of
uneasiness among 0nr rice planters.
Ths water level b now about
ax feet below the high water.
mark Of last year. A Gall Of q few
feet would render the irrigation OF
rioe fields IN impoasibility without
the sse of pumpA. As these require
~ outlay M d, ,20O or u 500, they
are beyond The reach Of the large
Ajofity ofour rice fsrmers. The
probable consequence will be .
grest reduction ID ono of our staple
IDroductA
Mrs. Geo. Bossier, born Eug6
Dio Haydel, one Of the oldest resid
ents 0f Bonnet Care, died on the
10th inst, at the ago Of seventy.
eightayeara. Mrs. Booster was the
mother 0f fifteen children and her
descendants form AN important
part Of the Bonnet. Csrr6 populs-
tion.
We will publish 10 our next
issue the semi-annual report of the
Parish treasurer.
"A rehearing has been refused
by the Supreme Courtof Louisiana
h, the caee Of Succession g. 8.
DufOsmt 70. B. 8. Labrancbe & ais.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
4th. Judicial District COurt
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
No. 5S4-
A. LebGy
rS.
Uysia Jacob, Testamentary Executor
Of Lsilda Jacob.
LrGESpRr & PocHE Attorneys for plaintiff.
LEGEspRE l. PocHE Attorneys for plaintiff.


By virtue Of a writ Of seizure and sale
bearing date April 26th 1875 and to me
directed by the aforenamed Court in tho
above entitled and numbered suit:
have seized and will proceed to sell at
public auction at the Court House Of this
Parish, on
SATURDAY the 5th day Of JUNEA d. 1875,
at 12 O'Clock NJ.
The following described property seized
to wit:
A certain tract of land situated in this
Parish, on the right bank Of the Mississippi
River, measuring one arpent front on said
river, by eighty arpents in depth tm0re or
less), bounded, ON the upper line, BY the
property Of John q. Moll. and, on the lower
line. by that Of D'Aquin e. Webre, or assigns,
together with all the buildings and improve
mcnts thereon and thercunto belonging. less
that portion Of tract Of land sold to Jean
Hortaire Cambre. by act passed before the
Recorder of this Parish, on the 10th day OF
January 1874, said portion Of land con,-
mencing Mt about three arpcnts and half from
the river, and measuring one arpent in width
by two hundred and eighty feet (anierican
measurc) in depth.
The above described tract Of land TO bs
divided !Ad will he sold by lots Of not less
than ten nor more than fifty acres.
A plot Of which lots shall bc exhibited on
the day Of sale.
TERMS:
Cash on the spot, in Z. s. Treasury Notes.
Shcrif-s Office, Parish Of st. John tho
Baptist, May LIST 1875.
lm'yjt. Sheriff.
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The Case Of George Moore.

-5,aI .ILss = Charles, Nay l9, lNs.
To the Elitor Of the 81. CsaAsirs HEaALD-
At The lat tssn II the Disesict Cosrt a,
Oc0rRc Moore was tried ~ the chsrrea =,
burglary nnd larceny and found guilty b
lasveny. BY his astful representation 10 Il.
c0unscl sna Diofgiek. AftOmey Msrks. Il,
obtained suew nhl ~ was no1le prusequied
! was the pr0secuttng witness n the cuse
hsshg l11nA thisnaas u poasunni1u of aopCeI
pipcs stolen from my sugar houac, and I send
you ntw - worthy - pdhGsa&ion cspy q
. letter received this day frum IL sdischsrresl
prisoncr. The lettos h givsa = written. and
L speaks, think, far-, itsslf Respectfully
ys1rs, JosErn DErxooD1.
i r lCOfSJ. .H
Nor OviapsA MaV Is, ls75 !,
Egn-l Wright q. you lheoe fuv linz y
ORDER 70 iiasd out II vou err come 10 Al nrryr
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1See advertisement Fosters
Second Texas Drawing postponed
for = few days. sI,sl sIa1a.l1a ~
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LEGENDRE & POCHE
ATT1RNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
OFFICES:

OFFICES:
e5..... Royal Street. New Orleans .cJ ccJ
1t. James Psrish,--At y. T.. PocHE's
rvsidpnco, near the Court House.
" On q ~ rartaaes win be a& the Cour.
House q tho r1fhh Il g. Joha the Baptist
every Thnndny. i fcb&itf.
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EMILE LEGENDRE,
New Orleans p. o.
Box l09.