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MISSISSIPPI.
Senator M'CIure to be ExpeIIed-Sen.
ate and House BilIs-The
Ames Case.

Special 10 the Appeal
JACKSON, MISS, March 2S.-The COM
mittee 10 investigate the charges Of brib-
cry against Senator Mcclure submitted
the evidence taken, together with re-
port and resolution that he be expelled,
which were laid over till Monday.
Mcclure has been absent about Two
months
The senate passed bills to prevent live
stock running at large. and authorizing
Wilkinson county to issue bonds and
fund its debt.
The house refused to pass the senate
bill placing Lawrence ard Jones coun-
tics in the seventh, aud Kemper and
Lsuderdsle in the sixth judicial dis
tTicts.
The witnesses in the Ames case are
arriving. About one hundred were
summoned.
II. Htzheim, g prominent citizen and
proprietor Of the Edwards house, is dead.
The Paris correspondent OF the Lon
don Times says the papsl brief addressed
to the archbishop Of Toledo denounces
the liberty Of worship in Spain as load
ing the State with q great crime, and
paving the way to the persecution Of
Catholicism.
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DIED.

NUETZEL-At her residence, No. 30 South
street, at IL ;25 o'clock, March Y, 1876, Mrs.
HENRIETTA NUETZEL, in the 57th year of
her age.
The friends and acquaintances of the fam
lily, and of Mr.. j. r. Pendergrast, are invited
to attend her funeral this WEDNESDAY,
afternoon, March 18th, at ? o'clock.
LYTLE-At San Antonia, Texas, on Mon
day, March 27th, JAMES X. LYTLE, in the 25th
wear of his age.
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TIE full house com nittee on Judiciary
he'd meeting yesterday TO receive the
report ot the aub-committee, who had
heard the testimony Of Er, and Mrs.
Mar-h and Others in the Belkusp case.
The committee passed upon the articles
o. impsachmenT aud proposed TO pre-
sent them in The house on Thursday, to-
getheT with the evidence in their sup
port. lis the general view Of the CON-
mit,se tha, this is sufficiently strong to
convict him Of corruption in office.
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DIsIMCE-ATToEEEY WHARTON, by
Instructions from Secretary Bristow,
has cited Reeves before The grand-jury
OF Louisville, which meets on the tenth
Of ATrl, 10 tel 81 he knows In regard
20 Tho bTite3y and corruption Of which
he Informed the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Reeves has got himself into business,
and VIII be nads 70 suffer as he ought
10, II he has led.
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YESTERDAY the senate was in execu-
tive session three hour! on the nomins-
zion OF Dana. No action was taken.
One Of tae senators, while asserting that
he has net made e canvass OF the sen-
ate, ssy1 that Daus will be rejected, by
at least thirteen majority. Ia this event,
1t Is whispered in senatorial circles that
+. ". istoughton, q New York, VIII be
non-iuHtea-
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that event, the State may heartily con-
gtatulsts herself. Colonel Stone has
been State senator for six years, is
man Of the stEietest integrity, q reputa-
ton without the shadow of q blemish,
aud a man of brains and character. He
is not 9 partisan in any sense of ths
word, and the rights Ct whites and
blacks, as far as he is concerned, will
receive equal consideration and stten-
tioD,-GTenodd Sentinel (Dem.l.
There IL at last defense indicated in
behalf Of that great refJrmer, Sam Til.
den. to the chsrge tnat he, with Cthers
OF the directory Of the st. Louis, Terre
Haute and Alton railroad, embe gzied
the surplus bonds cf that road to the
amount OF five hundred thousand do
lars, for which they are now sued.
The defsnse, therefore, IN short, is
that by a trick TiIden and his asso-
cia.es, acting in a fiduciary capacity,
got possession OF the bonds and kept
them. IL Governor Tilden has got no
better de'ense than this, he had better at
once state it directly; that his defense
Is tbst be and his associates stole the
bonds, for in morals, L not technically
at law, that is what II amounts to-
Chicago Tribune.
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JUDGE BAKER, Of ST. Louis, attorney
OF the Atlantic snG Pacific railroad, de-
mics the story OF Woodward, that Sena.
tor Thurman, Cf Ohio, was the paid
agent Of that road, and says that, on the
contrary, Mr. Thurman opposed bills Of
that road before the senate, and never
had IN sny manner a connection with
the Atlantic and PaciGa railroad, and
was never consulted about itg affairs.
WOODWARD is simply an unmitigated
liar and should be punished as such.
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zion being dispensed with on account Of
the inclemency of the weather.
ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

NASHVILLE, March 2S.-The river is
rising, with IS feet on the shoals.
New ORLEANS, March 2S.-Westher
clear, cool and windy. No arrivals. De-
parted: U. P. SchencB, Cincinnati.
VICKsBURG, March 2S.-Down: Sher-
lock, pm. Up: Kinney, 10 an. City
OF Vicksburg, pm; Susie Silver, II
pm, Monday.
LOUISVILLE, March 2S.-Weather cold
and cloudy. Departed: Church, Gin
cinnsti. River falling, with 13. feet 8
inches in the canal.
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vgzaT HER rzoaAsILIEIE1.

WAsHtEgroE, March p, an.
Far The South At'uatic and GUT
-S'a'c', Tennessee and The Ohio valley,
p1Ttlg o'oU0y and c,gaTiag lUeaLheT, a0ith
toirer temperature than on Tuesday, Tis-
ing barometer. and ROrtbcTiy to tgeSteTly
tcisas, fgAolCsd an the southwest by Tis.
Tag temperature ard falling barometer
during n night.
IAS danger t0W iEcrs1se in the Ms
s5ssippi TiosT 5elosg Cairo. The lotceT
Ohio. cU15cTl1nd and Tennessee rivers
uriY ceEtiBue IL rise.
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$3.50 REWARD.

JAMES D, PORTER Governor of the State of
Tennessee-TO all who shall see these Pres
ents-Greeting:
UyHEREAS, 1t has been made known to
w me that a certain BOB THOMAS, alias
BOB WHEELER charged with having COM
mitted foul and atrOciOus murder on the
Goth day of March, 1876 upon the body of Ben.
BIOomenstein, late of our county Shelby, has
fed from Justice, and is now running at large;
Now, therefore, l, James ID. Porter, Governor,
as aforesaid, by virtue OF the power and au-
of $3.50 to any person or persons who may ap-
prehend the said Bob Thomas, alias Bob
Wheeler, colored. and deliver him to the
sheriff or taller of our county OF Shelby, in
order that Justice in that behalf may be had
and executed.
In testimony whereof, have hereuntO set my
hand, and caused the Great Seal of the State
to be affixed, at Nashville, on the 24th day Of
March, 1875, -
JAMES ID. PORTER.
By the Governor:
CHARLES N. GIBBS, Seoretary. mh26
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L. b. LIPPINCoTT, chief clerk Of the
iRnd ciiise and husband OF Grace Green.
Wood, 'Fas removed from his position on
Saturday. It is understood that charges
have been produced against him. Who
1ar~fp
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Wholesome Truths and Radical False.
hOOds-Futile Attempt 30 Cover up
Republican RaSeality by Black
ening Democratic Leaders.
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The Question OF Religious Liberty in
EnaHu.

NADRID, Nsrch 2s.-ID congress, yes
terdsv. Prime--iini=tar CsuOvEs del Cas-
tflIoTcsI tire draft sclUstItuti0u similar
10 tea. comp ) is-t yelr. b. also read
the rryai decree authorizing the minis
ters 10 submit the constitutional ques-
lion N The rites. The Sc nate continued
to discuss The address in reply 10 the
royal speech. The question Of religious
liberty iz formsug the principal subject
of the debate. Toe Epoca declares that
the c7Ttes viii approve the principle o.
religious taleTaaoU. The vatican will
he compelled % accept H. The E,pdna
.ssys it is aUtHoriz By tie papa unciO
aid the a.c bishop Of 1oleto 10 deny
t.a st rm-g. y.a- the vatican ever
FRA. tel --u1T Ss- I-'s ~ n ~ the
lsast concession IA relation 20 the lber-
ty " public worship.
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MARRIED.

PECK -MIX-In Denver, March %, 1876, by
Rev. John r. Esds, Mr.. o. H. PECK and Miss
GUssIE MIN, daughter of the late Emmett
Mix, of Memphis.
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The Republican State committee Of
Ohio meets at Columbus to-day. A tel
egram last night from that city says {:
THE hotels are crowded with delegates.
There are six candidates for secretary of
state, but it is impossible to predict who
is the favorite. There is nearly unRni-
nous feeling here in favor OF instructing
the delegates to the National coDven-
tion to support Hayes for President, aud
such resolution will be adopted to- NOR
row by nearly if not quite unanimous
uOfa
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CLOSING RATES

Tc'tsrday a. cotton and gold: Ne5O
York c9s'Jsi 1899; Memphis, I3c.
Nsi0 York. god closed at l4j MEN,
ga,s, Ig.
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FLO8IsTS.
College Grove Nurseries
and GREENHOUSES,
At South Gate of ElmwOod Cemetery
Henry Moore, Proprietor.

have a very large, fine and healthy collection
of Roses, Greenhouse and Bedding Plants, all
OF which offer at New York prices. Also,
large and varied assortment of Wire and Rus
tic stands, Vases, Baskets, Etc. Bouquets anu
Cut Flowers at all seasons Gardens laid out,
Cemetery Lots and Graves graded and sOdded1
and taken good care Of at very cheap rates.
Bulbs in variety; Caiadtumsr Cannasr Etc.
Any person purchasing 50 worth or plants at
one time, will deliver and plant them any
where In Memphis without further charge.
fernando street cars run to the Greenhouse
every ten minutes. mhl5
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POLITICAL.

A Swing ROund the Cirele-What the
Party and Independent Papers
Have to Say About Men, Meas
ures and the Prospect.
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Temple of Love, No. /.

TIHE regular quarterly election of officers
will take place on Friday evening next,
March Slst. The Temple will meet at o'cl Z.
By order JACKSON P. CREWS, I. s.
EDWARD L. RAWLINGS, r. S.
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MEXICO.
Progress or the Revolutionary Move
ment I'm and near MatRmOras.

GALVESTON, March PA special to
the Net0s from BIoRHsville, Texas, yes
terdsy, Just received, rays the govern
pzent trools had two fights that mOrn-
fng-Oue win N8yaIjp and one with
AIsola, gaining the night. There were
five hundred Of them. General Navajo
hsd two huudre1 and fifty, and AraoIa
abou. forty. Araola charged the whole
party, and got nicely whipped. Navajo
lost about twenty killed, AraOla about
twelve, and the government force about
twenty. They brought in about fifteen
prisoners. The national guard Of Msts-
morss commenced organizing Sunday.
They had elected officers for four cOmpa.
uies, when Generals LabGrrs and Toledo
made their appearance and insisted upon
rneir right 10 nominate officers. SeaOr
Fusutss read the Law TO them and told
them tlst the election was proceeding
in accordance Herewith. The result
was the Gisc0ntinusncs OF the election.
The guard shouted death 10 Lsbsrrs,
and hUrrahed for D!sz, sni then brOke
10 10 disorder aud went home. General
G0IZales IS organizing and drilling the
rsvO.utiOnis!s. T. day some Of DisZ's
men came near Mar2mOTas and fred
into the town. The people are still mOv-
ing TO this siGe. General Fuero wrote
90 General Lsba.ra 10 retire III the diTec-
{. ~ OF Monterey, should ne be Unsble
L NJ he heua 4ay against DIGz, but the
avenues % Tetlta- GTe now closed, and
j D,sZ SC S promptly he will win Msta-
moTOs and then Turn upon the column
n msrchiUg rom New L1racP. An attack
from Dlsz is expected hourly. Judge
Ma 1sine and other prominent men
lef, Ma.amoIos today and csnce 10 this
side.
Stage RObbed Iy Hasked Men.
GALy FsTOS, March 2S.-A special 10
the Galveston NGJg5 irom San MsrcCs,
Texas, says hat the Austin stage was
robbed iu the San Marcos bottom, about
three miles from tOTr, yesterday even
ing, by two masked men. The Tobbers
attacked the stage ABOUT four O'Clock,
and compelled the driver TO quit the road
sud drive into the woods, where the
psss s5ngeTs, Cjgar ia number, were made
10 give Up tnHT money a1d watches.
After r5bblDg the passengers the robbers
pr8cee led 10 rife the msii. They per
milt5i one r the passengers 20 retain
his watch because he claimed that il was
a family relic. For some distance this
side, o. the road, sllYs o. white cloth
were tied 10 bushes, indicating that It
Ini2ht have been signal 70 c0n'eder-
aies on the stage. Thg robbers took two
a. the stsgs hgIses, cut the telegraph
wire, and left.
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The Strong Men Of the Republican Party
and What is Said for and Against
Them-The Chances for Lead.
ing Democrats Car.
reney-Ete.
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OLIVER. FTNNIE G. GO.
BANKRUPT SALE.
PURE
lava PROLIFIC COTTON SEED.

SUPERIOR to any other seed for early ma.
y turity extra fine staple and quantity of
lint, producing in some instances Two and-a-
half bales TO the acre. Price, 81 per bushei,
cash. References-Judge James A. Anderson,
Memphis, Tenn; Captain Kenneth Garrett,
Withe, Tenn; Mr.. j. II. Schrader, COllierville,
Tenn; Mr.. ]. A. owen, Des Arc, Ark, and
many others who have tried 1t. For sale by
]. N. WILLIAMS q CO.,
mh28 222 Front street, Memphis, Tenn.
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KDights of Honor,

TTNITY LODGE, No. 2l7, knights Of Honor,
" will meet this "WEDNESDAY evening, at
~ o'clock, in Knights of Pythias Hall, Vim
cent Block, second street, for the purpose of
bylaws, etc.
By order D. F. GOODYEAR, Dictator.
X l. RIACK ReDDrtpr. mh2q
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COPARTERNERsHTP.
COpsrtnership Notice.

ON THE FIRST OF MARCH, and 10 con
~ unue till further notice, the undersigned
associated witl him in business Mr.. JULIUS
FAHLtN, late nt Baltimore, and graduate
of the College OF Pharmacy OF that Citv. The
hrm style viii hereafter be THEODOAE
HOERNEE & 60.
THEODORE HOERNER.
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CONGRESS-.

The Question Of Pardon in the Senate
General Joseph E. Johnston Pre-
sented by Simon Cameron.
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?. GOBBBIlS, TIE FLORIST,
At No. 4I3 Second Street,

rs prepared 10 take orders for all kinds OF
I work IN his line, including the care OF lots
at the various cemeteries. Prompt attention
given, and all work done at the lowest living
rates. Orders for cut flowers for bouquets and
decorating purposes filed In any guam Try
and on shortest notice. Special invitation IS
extended the public 10 visit MS greenhouses
now in full bloom. iDs
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GRAND PROJET.-Le candida

GRAND PRoJET.-Le candidat
a la presidence du Jury de Police,
a de grands projets dams la GERS
velle. Ces idees sont tellement
wastes quill est 4 craindre. qu'un
de oes jours, il en- perdre la tete.
Ce serait grapdement dOmmage
de perdre un homme dane aussi
haute importance. II taut esperer
crpendant qn'avant que cette ca
tastrophe arrive, nous verrons
toutes les routes de la paroisse co
quillees. Car 81 nous sommes bien
inforrnes, ce fonctionnaire Ell her
be, aurait, dit-on, contracte pour
Sc procu"er an moins une centa:
ne de chaland de palourdes a IN
prix don't les oOntribuables n'au
raient,pour tout dedommage,nent,
que DIES Shoe Fly. Quand on a de
telIes idees. il he faut pas Seton
ner que Get illustre persOnnage
trouve manvais qu'on ait dechire
les affiches la on il n'avait aucun
drOit de les placarder.
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THIBODAUX, I've, SAMEDI rs NOVENIBRE 1876

DECEs.-Notre ami j. B. Au-
coin, a ell la douleur de perdre sa
file aimee Alice. dec6d6e diman-
che dernier 4 l'age de douze ans.
lie service tuneraire a ell lieu
lundi a Labadieville. L'Eglise Ca
tholique pouvait q peine contenir
Ia foule d'amis emus ct Sympathi
ques qui accompagnait al champ
de repos les rnstes mortels de Get
te toute jeune file deja femme par
lie cHur ct par l'eSprit.
La SENTINELLE nest que Tor
game deS nombreux amiS que lie
pauvre pere compte a Thibodaux,
en- plant le Souverain Arbitre de
nos destinees, de lni donner a lui
ct a sa tamille la force ct la resig
nation necessaire porr supporter
Ell chretiens l'eprenve que. dams
les secrets de sa sagesse infinie, il
"a trouve bon de leur envoyer.
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Returning Board.

Mons lisons dams le Courier
des Etats Unis:
Les dernieres nOuvelles de Ia
Louisiana confirment pleinement
ce qui a etc dit de la majorite de
mocratique resultant de la compu
tatiOn des relieves de districts, ct
qui depasserait 5000 voix: Ces
chitfres ne sont pas demeatis: aus
81 u'est ce pas sur la quotite.mais
sur l'admission on lie reject dun
certain nombre de votes par le
Returning Board que portent les
incertitndes. On Sc refuse q ssd
METRE que ce bureau puisse, me
me EN- pOussant pimpndenr JUS
qu'aux extremes limites, op6rer
un escamotage suffisant pour iaire
dlsparaitre cette inajorite. ''Elle
ne pourrait,dit une depeche dlgne
de fol, quelles que fussent les frau
des, descendre au.dessous de
1000" Rien nest impossible ce>
pendant, avec des estafiers politi
ques CONNIE les Kellogg.les Pack
ard ct leurs accoIytes, ct il faut
s'attendre q tout. Par exemple.
un autre tour de passe passe dfia
pratique en- 1912 ct en- 1874 ete
remls Ell honneur cette aimee, ct
IL nest pas NAL de le rappeler
pour memOire. La paroisse d'East
Fellclana est une de celIes que les
republicans devaient renoncer a
enltver par la vote normale du
scrutln.Il = a beauconp de negt es
dams cette paroiSse, mais il v en-
Il un certain nombre qui votent
avec les blancs, ct, Ell resume, la
majOrite etait furc6ment democra
tlqne. Qu'ont fait les meneurs IA
dlcaux lis ont emp6che les noirs
republicans de voter, soft en- leur
prescrivant de s'abstenir, soft eu
distribuant pas de bulletins en-
sOrte quill ne s'est trOuve au scru
tin que des votes democratiques,
ct qu'on pretend auj0urd'hui tsice
annuler tout 10 vote de la parois-
Sc Ell disant que les republicans
ont etc eloignes des polls par init
midation. Or, CONNIE il NY a pas
Ell dams la parOisse, nj avant nj
pendant PeIection, aucun desor
Dire qul justltie une pareille asser
ton, ellie ne serait pas soutenable
devant un jury independent; mais
les hablles gems qai ont monte ce
coup ont pris leurs precautions ;
lis ont tisit provision d'affidavits
q l'appui de leurs declarations, ct
le Returning Board s'empressera.
celia Va SANS dire, dc les accneillir
CONNIE articles de fol. II reiettera
sans hester le vote de la parOisse
0'Est Feiiciana, ct ce sera autant
a imputer sur la majorite demo-
crati9ue.
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Dimanche dernier, un pocliard
sc presente q un poste de sergents'
de vile.
Que voulez-vous, fait IL fac
tiOnnaire
-Je veux entrer.
-Pourquoif
-J'ai l'habitude de finir ici ma
mutt tous les dimanches. ct ce
soir j'ai pas trouve IN agent pour
MY conduire ;je viens done tout
seul.
La sentinelle refl6chit un mo
ment, pnis dun ton sentencieux {:
-Du moment que vous avez
pu treuyer le chemin du poste
o ut seul, vOns n'Stes pas encore
asses gris pour y etre ailnis--re-
passez dams une hanre !
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Dernierement, un jeune lieute
nant de cavalerie, irr6prochable
CONNIE tenue. mais peu ferr6 sur
la theOrie, await d faire executor
le movement 'En avant par
deux ~
Or, la m6moire lui taisant un
peu defant,il s'6crie avec aplomb:
En- avant deux!
Sourire des soldats ct immobi
lite complete.
Comment F.! s'6crie nOtre lieu
tenant, je vous commando en-
avant deux +! ct vous balancez :. :.
La queue du chat, tout de
suite, alo1s !! dit pinstructeur,
vieux grognard.
On en- rit encore.
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- -
Avis:

NM. c. La7ard & Gle. de Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans: informent resVeetueuscmeat Mt leurs
amis ct leurs pratiques. ct lie public ,n gene
raj. qu'ils ont tranSfele leurs mngasins de
lencoignurc dcs rues Ste. Anne at Vieillle
Levte aux Nos 2l3, 2i5 ct 2l7 rue Vicille
Levee pres Duuaire en face du March6
Francals. a i'ancien 6tahlisseln-nt de Leon
Godchaux, on il rccevrOnt aTrc plaisir tnus
les or1res que rou vonlra bien confer
leurs sGins.
Tous ceux qui d6sirent acheter les Habil
lements, Chapeaux. Ealises, Males etc,
etc, aux plus bas prix, .erort hien de pas
ser aux Gouveauy maGa aus d. y LaZa.d &
Gle, 2l3, 2l5 ct 2i7 rue Nieilie LIE zee, 4 Fan
Glen ttablissemeut de Godchaux -voir Fan.
nOnce. Oct.l4T6-
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An conSeil de revision.


L'autre jour, tau6is qn'nn Chi
rurgien examinait les cOnscrits
dams l'uniforme- qn'on salt, un
employe posait les questions d'n
sage VOtre nom, votre age, ,votre
cutie ETC., etc.
Arrive un jeane homme, d l'o~
reille dure, e,qui ne csmprenait que
Ia moitie DIES inots.
Au moment Oh il se presente
devant lie medecin, l'antre fait In
question d'usage:
-VOtre cutie -.
No,re homme re r6popd riess,
mais Sc retorrne de Fair !e plus
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'e DR.. j. G. Aver, Went d'of-
la vile qui porte son nom,
tel de- vile don't la c0nstruc
ri q coAt6 $4,000.
es retours de la paroisse st
a sont arrives a la Nouvelle
ls le IA de ce mois. Les per
! qui desirent tout savoir
dent pourquoi, huit jours
lis n'avaient pas etc encore
! 'ntre les mains dn Bureau
sur.
,d6p6ches de Philadelphia
Que du 10 mai an 10 novem
oOmbre des entrees pagan
Exposition a etc de 8,OO4,-
= des entrees gratuites de
=, ce qui doune un total
o966 entrees !; ct que lie
q s&E reoettes ''est e'eve a
',rincipaux d6mocrates
deont tenu dernierement
M meeting & Columbus,
oh leQnel, il a etc recon
} maComite Central Demo
: craft Etat de correspondre
, et Yer avec les autres Co
miCbcratiques du pays
1 dahde s'entendre parfaite
q me' aux fats ct d'agir de
n conc maintenir les droits
n on =. egard a lelection
a presi d6terminee par les
9 autotles comp6tentes.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-11-25
Leon GOGchauX,
Aux Nos. 81 ct 81 de la rue du Canal,
HAB;LLEME NTS, L.NGELIE,
CiA ApF,AIX

4 YANT TRANSFEkE mcs magasins doc
IA Nos 2i3, 2l5 ct 2l7 de la rae Nieille-l e.
wee aux Nos 81 ct h3 de lal rHe dH
Canal. jannonce respectueusementa au
pablic en- genfrai'que jdi, afiu de lepcndre
a l'accrosSement de mon comiHerce lt plus
fort stock habili"ments. de c,IaleaHx,
dc lingerie Ihommes. de jeuues gents ct
de jeunes gareons-stock tel quill ny en-
jamais eu q la AouNelle Oriears. J'invite
ines amis ct mes clients ne venir Pexnpi
ner ct s'assurer les prix.
A rave.ir, comme par lc passf. je 1e ne
gligerai rien pour faire face aux bcF ii ns ..e
Ia place. Je serai tuujours pret rnmplir
tous les Ortlres (srands on petits) hAbillS
ment. lingerie ct chapeanx dc toutes 81.
peces ct de tous genres, Gepuis les Vi elements
com,nuns d'habitaticns jusqu'au linge de
toilette lie plus flu. Les prix de mes articles
serOnt invariabiemeLt aussi bas qJte pOssl-
bic.
Les comnandes de In campagne sont Fob
jet dune attention immediate.
LEON GODCHACX,
Aux Nos 81 Ut 50 de liz rue du Canal
il oct-T6