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FINCY GOODS.

A CARD 10 THE LADIES AND THE
n PUBLIC GENERALLY.
Thanking thnm for their liberal patronage
during many years Of y business career when |
have enjoyed among ihem would particularly
acknowledge my appreciation o! LhC'r Senere u
attendance and liberal spirit IS cxhibi ed during
my late auction saies. ,
To merit always such libcrai patronage snail
ever command my utmost endeavor.
am row ready to sell at private sale"s cheap
as at auction and shall shortly be pre:,nrcd for
another large auction sale of DCMEoT1C and
FANCY DRY GOODS
sep 2l-2W 1SAAC SCd w ~ ~.
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J. NE. STEW A ri

j. NE. STE w ART
HAS Just opeuo1 from Now York
A line of CARPET! NJ. in Tapestry, Brus-
sells, Three Phys AMI lngrains. The patterns are
new ard very handsome.
Very handsome Step do.
Wool Dutch Carpetng
Dfuggts, very rich bordeTed
Crumb Cloths IN ri! the sizes.
Venetian Carpets, in I'll the widths.
Rugs, large End small sizes.
Blankets.
\ lso fine stock oil Nottingham Lace Cur
tulns, in altogether new designs and exceedingly
pretty.
All qualities Of Dunssk Linen Na kins.
Table Linens and Towels III great variety.
Irish Linens Cotton and Linen ohcctings Of
AL grades Cocoa AaiiTgs OF mli ~idtas, from
3 1 to ia; oils G!o.hs f,r halls and rooms Ia
bio Oil Cloths; Table Covers in cloth; also very
handsome Piano Cover in Maroon, Gardina.
and OTHER n>des.
An Inspection is invited of cheap stock Of
goods, and all fresh. sep %
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.,RINE FACTORY. PlNEApPLh anu
~AP5AI.y UHLESE Just rtcciF.o oy
\ - ~ McBURNEY son.
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MEDICINES.

Do you want somethlng 10 strengthen you
Do you want good appetite
Do you want to &c. rid OF nervousness
DO you want good digestion!
Do you want to sleep we'll!
Do you want to build w. your constitution
Do YOU want Il brisk and vigorous teolihg
If you do, take
SIMMONS
LIVER REGULAT TO +.
PURELY VEGETABLE,
Is harmless,
Is no drastic violent medicine,
Is sure to cure if taken regularly,
Is no Intoxicating beverage,
Is y fsu!tless family medicine,
Is the cheapest medicine in the world,
l. given with safety and the happicst results
t. The most delicate lniaut.
Does not interfere with business,
Docs not disarTange the system,
Takes the place Of Quinino and Bitters of eve-
ry kind,
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
ASK tae recovered Dyspertics, Bilious SUI
ferers, victims of Fever and Ague, the mereu-
ria, diseased patient, how they recovered health.
cheerluI spirits and good appette-thay Will tell
you by taking Simmons Liver Regulator,
The cheapest, purest and best family medicine
in the world.
unit in the same happy proportion III any
other prepara.on viz: gentle Catharuc,
wonderful Tonic, sn unexccpilonah;e Aitera-
tive and certain corrective OF all impurltas OF
the hoay Such signal success has attended It's
use, that it /: now regarded us the
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For all Disease Of the Liver, Stomach and
Spleen
AS Remedy in Maierious Fevers, Bowel
Complsints, Dyspepsia, Mental Depression,
Restlessncss, Jnundce, Nausea. Sick Headache,
Coiic, Constipation and Bliousress
IT Has NO EQUAL.
CAUTION l-As there are number OF lml-
.ations offered u the public, we would caution
the community to buy no Powders OF Prepared
Simmons Liver Rcgulst)r unless in our en-
gravcd wrapper with Trade Mark, Stamp and
Signature unbroEen. None other is genuine
j. H. ZEILlN IL Cu.,
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
Your valuahle medicine, Simmons Liver
Regui.tor has saved me many doctors bills. !
uss It fer overy thing It is recommended snd
new or knew it /, fail; have used it in Collie aid
Grubbs with my Mules and Horses, giving them
about hali bottle 81 a time. have not lost
one ina: gave it to- You can recommend it to
every one that has stock SIS being the best medi-
cine known for all complaints that horse fish is
heir TO. h. L. TAYLOR
sep7 Agent for Changers of Georgia.
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Legislature to take immediate action on
the bill now before them for opening
house Of correction in order that many
OF the inmates Of the jail may be re-
moved to that institution, which is now
complete, and when occupied will greatly
relieve the jails. The Committee also
urged the passage Of resolution author
izing them to take immediate steps to
secure plans for the extension of prison
facilities.
SALT LAKE, Feb. Chief Justice
White in charging the Grand Jury to-
day concerning polygamy said: ave
had better look it squarely in the face,
distasteful as it may be to some, and
govern ourselves by right, reason and
manly discretion in dealing with it,.
Polygamy must be suppressed in the
Territory. Mormonism may survive it,
and relieved from il would stand as un-
shackled and as free as every other
creed or mode Of religious worship,
shielded and protected by the constitu-
ton Of our common country, but il Nor
monism can not sever itself from polyg-
amy it will be to it the bridal OF DEATH"
SAN Francisco, Feb. S.-The telegraph
announces the arrest in New York of P.
Il. Sumner on q requisition from Cali.
fornia for alleged forgeries aggregating
$780, 900. The delinquent was formerly
a resident of Oakland and engaged in
business as real estate agent. He had
an Office also in this city. His rascali
ties have been found on investigation te
crop out in nearly all his real estate
transactions. Sumner obtained con
siderable notoriety in connection with
the Parshall scandal. 1t was he wht
put the charges against Rev. Mr.. Par
shall into circulation. He subsequent,
gave out he had been attacked by mel
hired by Parshall with view of assas
sinating him. He showed severe I'M uric
inflicted and completely deceived hi
friends and physicians. He alst
showed letters purporting to be from
Parshall threatening him. His con
spiracy had the effect to drive Parshal
from Oakland, and ruin him in the eye
of the community for long time
1t finally transpired that the story wal
made out of whole cloth, and Sumne
, inflicted the wounds on himself and con
cocted letters to ruin Parshall, who the
/ commenced suit against him. Soon afte
3 this Summer left clandestinely for th
f East where he has carried on q simila
' game to that played by him here.
A heavy southeast gale prevailed lai
t night and has continued at interval
3 during the day. The water in the ba
a has been excessively rough. A numbs
of vessels trying to make out of POI
8 this morning were compelled to retur
and seek anchorage.
9 The Central Pacific freight boat Tho
9 oughfare found it impossible to croI
( the bay with her loads.
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JUST received the greatest assortment
Of tinted papers ever brought to Phoebe.
All tints, shades, shapes and sizes: dotty
dimple for little children. and common
sizes for older folks. Also, fine assort-
ment Of sheet music--just received and
more on the way. Make your friends
happy by presenting them with box or
80 of fine paper-procurable at my stand,
Lees drug store, Main st. r. V. WATT.
MOTHERS! Save the lives of your
daughters when affected with consump-
tive coughs or violent colds, by admins
tering to them without delay, the Stand
ard Specific, HALE's HONEY OF HoRE-
HOUND AND TAR.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
DAILY ENTEnPR1sE, San Francisco
Post, Sentinel. s. F. Call, Salt Lake
Tribune and s. F. Courier sold by
W. r. Wilson. dealer in music, music
paper, school-books, reading matter
cigars and tobacco. at Press Wand'i
Saloon. II
The immense sales of Hale's Honey
of Horehound and Tar proves that thu
people consider it the only sure remed,
for coughs and colds and all pulmonary
diseases. Sold by all druggists. Pike'i
Toothaohe drops cure in one minute.
If you want any tin ware, sheet iro,
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed. and also plumbing at very low prices
go to ]. ]. Halpin & Co., who emplo,
none but first-olass workmen. II.
New MILLINERY GooDs.-I have Of
hand fine assortment OF fashionabl
hats for ladies and children which
offer for sale at prices to suit the times
IF Mrs. WARD, Lacour street.
| VALENTINEs.- A fine assortment G
comic, plain or in the lovely style 81
to be found at the well-known stationer
store OF R. V. Watts, at DR.. Lees dru
store.
FINE day after the storm-fne Liquor
and fragrant cigars at Panaca Salool
One price! one bit!!
WANT to let contract to haul i,
from Eagle Valley. w. r. WILSON.
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PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 8.-For a long
time past the press has been calling the
attention Of the public to the disgraceful
state Of affairs existing OF the comfy
jail. branch Jail and city prision. Each
Grand Jury has also in turn denounced
the condition of these institution. The
Committee of Health and Police made q
report to the Board Of Supervisors de-
failing facts which are disgrace to civil.
ization. The Committee reported that
the number of prisoners now confined in
the county jails and city prison is about
$50, while there is barely room enough
to properly accommodate one halt of that
number. Particularly is such the case
at the county Jail. where in many in
stances ten persons are confined in one
cell Of about six by eight. breathing the
same lothsome air. The Committee
also found that in the womens ward
scarcely sufficient space is allowed fol
them to sleep. The number in eleven
cells being sixty. Fully two-thirds Of al
the inmates Of the jail are sick, man!
with feveribeing confined in cells will
six or eight others suffering from differ
ent diseases. The number OF cases o
sickness occasioned by close confine
ment is increasing daily to an alarming
extent and unless some steps are takel
to prevent it it must necessarily result il
an epidemic or pestilence. The Com
mittee also found that Of tho poor an
needy who must necessarily walk street
at night unless they can receive th
hospitality of the prison walls, som
thirty or forty are nightly lodged in tn
city prison with scarce any aooommods
ton for their comfort In view Of thes
facts the Committee urged the passae
by the Board q resolution requsstin
the San Francisco Delegation in th
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A DISTRESSED CELESTIAL. Yesterday
one of the natives of the "Flowery
Land" experienced deep and dire dis.
tress. His pig, the pride of his soul. the
theme Of countless dreams of the exstatic
attending the consumption of roast pork,
was lost. stolen or strayed. The soul of
Wing Wan, the name Of the unfortunate
Monaghan, was rent with grief, for fear
he would never again set eyes on his be-
loved hog. which had cost "ten dollar
hap" When we saw the denizen of the
Middle Kingdom be was relating his
loss to a burly Dutchman. The latter
said: +" So you have lost your big, eh.
Veil, you had yust better SEQ the bolice,
they gives you your big" Acting on
this sage advice, the unhappy Celestial
was about to call on Officer Kelley, when
suddenly familiar grunt struck his auric.
ular organs and blest sight, in o mo-
ment the truant porker came meander-
ing along and was duly soooped by the
exultant Chinaman, who by all the Joss
that ever were rendered happy by the
resonant combustion of lire crackers,
that another morning should not dawn
on a live pig belonging to him. So
doubtless ere this Monaghan chops are
wagging over the chops furnished by
piggy's ribs.
GET OUT.-And he got and stood moi
upon the order Of his going. The exc.
dus of the masculine aforesaid was thus
caused. Yesterday the fall OF snow and
the partial thaw which followed, had rem
dered the streets very muddy, regardless
of which the hombre in question haG
sauntered round at his own sweet will apt
accumulated large amount OF real estate
upon his elegant brogans mo. 14's)
Oblivious Of this fact, and also that b,
had been endeavoring to keep out of the
cold by the inhibition of o powerful
spiritual antidote, our friend made a cal
which resulted unpleasantly, for on en-
terinR the house he left his foot print
on the hall and parlor carpets in o choic,
article of mud. Seeing this, the lady o
the house, almost speechless with indig
nation. gasped out: You get out, and
as We before remarked, he got.
LOST CHECK FouND.-A young mo,
lost check on Monday and made
number Of inquiries about it but all t
no purpose. Finally to his surprise
Joe Upton told the owner il he woul
stand the drinks he would let him hay
his check. The aforesaid young ma
complied with the terms and, after trea
ing, Joe gave him check good for ON
loaf" and said he would stand pat.
IDAHO BILL" and AL. VIM We undel
stand are in Phoebe on visit. So "
were told any number Of times lal
night by persons who claim to have see
them. They were the center of attras
ton wherever they showed themselves.
BULLION SHIPMENT.-Wells. Fargo
90. shipped yesterday bullion valued
81, 1856.
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County Commissioners.

The Board of County Commissioners
met yesterday when the following bills
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TALK about Amnesty Bill, Africa,
Black Hills. or "Cuban Note" but
for elegant drinks or fragrant cigars
patrouize Panaca Saloon, One Price!
One Bit!
Town TALK The pronounced fine
liquors and splendid cigars at Panaca
Saloon. Lacour street-only one price!
one bit!
DIR, ]. s. HAMMOND has established an
Office over the State Bank. Residence
jas. Finley's house, Cedar street.
FULL assortment Of groceries and pro-
visions at T. G. Poujsde's, Meadow Val.
ley street. If.
MAPLE syRup, cranberries and this
years catch of mackerel, just received,
at T. G. PoUyADE's.
PUrs AND CALLS Put up one price
-one bit land call for what you want,
at Panaca saloon, Lacour street.
CoaNAc, brandy. fine whisky, Holanld
gin, and old Jamaica rum, at T. C. Pou.
jade's. II
IMPORTED sherry, port and clare. wines
at Poujads's. IT
A GOOD stable for rent. Apply to W.
r. Wilson. Press Wand's saloon. II
BEST brands Of Tobacco and cigars at
Poujade's. IT
Go to Alexander's for your drugs.
|
T. s ?; a9sa; o. q p e; s.:1'
MOTT, FISH 4 CO..
Meadow Valley at.
PlOCHE NEVADA,
IMPORTERS
| And Dealers in
HARDVV ARE,
MILL AND MINING SUPPLIES.
Blacksmlth's Hardware,
Iron and Steel,
ID 81
And T1nware-
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FOREIGN NEWS.

CRY OF MEXICO, Feb. IA mob re-.
Gently stoned Protestant Church in the
Plaza of San Fernandez in this city.
The Professionals in Acapulco are rapidly
increasing in numbers since the assas
sination of Richardson.
FLORENCE, Feb. 8.-Count Won Arnim
has sent medical certificate to hit
agent at Berlin as proof that i'll health
prevents him from returning to thai
city.
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.c,sco STOCK REPORT.
~xc,.oo. February s.

s,v FaAsc1soo. February s.
MORNING SALES.
saInEs! H.b5 ssh Sc 5Sh IS So SS's 90 :
$50 op isssb5 Sc hb30 SON
80 Mexican ccll,Syr-yH 10 10 lss 1914 10. is'
~ Iss u.,cser-ss 81 5sh $50: 56t
1865 Best D sssl I6k I6S l6hs30 l6ss b
isss SSSoilsr Potosi-IS ~ .oxu
ly gn .,a Norcross-42 70 ~ ~
800 Yellow pooa;nt-22A oak IS 2SA 23's 2SS
2sSS o TIrnuer.al--sH 81
~ Ippira Mill-5A ~ ,.I *,
u, lS EK@ensuck-ls issio 1917 iSs 10 10 - '''
l6
lScaalrrher-S2 81 aDo 3iS
~ conAdeucs-so - ,oo .oo Az
l45Con Neysds-l9 1874 l9h lgs3 iSs
6ss SsiUeSf;tfoornis-slh 8ia SIX 81 SIS 600
SIS EIchequer,ns 20
"a l1yerman-6o o9
l 9e iT,stice-26h 90 26A
Sa1 Union Cons os
Soo SSnccor-2H az "a
@O sa aSv Brysn-sA 81 81 81.
3lso lay issDii AN 1871 las l4ssO
iv ~; SCsledonia--32A 33A ID
~ AFTERNOON SALES
ysl,ey-2H 81 81 81
$50 neeuo l. Eiy-23h % 23Aa 24b3O
365 KsynlouG on-l5x
25O Euies ~
n w Aipe Uul-1t
2eo aaslS
lou De-.rsH
10Y NewS ps,n,ont-H
20O Sol. n
80 Pfuss PRUSSIA rreek-l
Ioo Iner.y yall. liz Tx l1kblO
6oo Leop.son-6bX
6o0 Sehei SL COX
$50 I.,.-,s palle-3O sou
2io Hor.nSlni
60 ausI Thomss-9 81
10y es sn
Daeon CAM
eW VS. CosoI
SWn ne,asT Cbariot--lk
So W wo T.ala-h
Ao M wa rTd.ho,-a -.
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CALL AND SETTLE.

IL BILLS AND ACCOUNTS DUE TO
"A mo must be paid Ivy Monday, January
oath, 1875, other wise they will DO placed in the
hands of the proper authorities for collection
immediately after that date.
Phoebe, January 21st, 1876.
ja30.d CHAs. GOEDlCkE.
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FOR SALE!

vUvHE VIRGINIA LODGING HOUSE. STU.
i atsd ON Meadow Valley Street. next above
Mott, Fish h Cos Store.
Apply on the premises. ja96.tf
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The bills OF Michael Emart, Floral
Springs Water Co., G. M. Sabin. +. W.
Clute and Jno. Roeder were laid over.
Adjourned subject to the call of tho
chair.
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M FKl6
IN

Will stapd this season al.
He VIII serve Mares at the rcasn2
of $500 for the season. am
Mare with foal.
Those ncglecting to attend 49, ~
I'll the Mare is knowuto ne WIN
be required to pay full price. !. HI
Pedigree: Farmers frieDa f
old. weighs 400 lbs Is a beautaiult
ny bay, black legs, name ana NJ Y
i6t hands high. He was slrsl q
Potomac, grand sire Old poteIus0'
from Kentucky By David Mic.
Burnap's old sampson of Hdls 81
Young Potomac's Dam was -
(Sire Arclfl .r.x
LabadisNRl
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commits.
NJ. de Marcillac prit instrument.
-D'on Went celia

commits.
NJ. lie Marcillac prit l'instrument.
bod Went celia
De Ii haut--. Vnus n'aviHz trou-
We sur iindividu qu'un petit couteau
hien propre
Oui, ct qui, de l'ayis de ". Man
". ne paIaissait pas s'adapter exacte-
ment d la bicssure. IL paraIG que lie
docteur await raison. Ce qui ma
tromp6. c'est cette l6gere tache de
sang ii la tGte du lit. On eat dit
Q%u'une lame Y await etc essuy6e.
En- efet, il y await Ell trottement,
mails De cette lancet, 0 de lautre.
LIE coutean Sc Sierra essuye tout seul
sur le drap. a ce quill nous a paru an
moins, en- tombant derriere lie travel
sin entire lie matelis ct lie bois de lit
Oh nous l'ar0ns trouve.
Tout celia est bien raisonne. Pam
phile, dit NJ. de Marciliac. qui CONT
uuait de tOnrner ct retourner lie cou-
team entire Ses doigts. In cote de la
lame est a peine tach6. C'est ceini
qui aura frott6 lie long dL drap. Bon
ne trOuvallle
IL regayda encore I'arme.
ii y IA ponrtant une chose que je
he m'exllique pas, reprit-ii c'est
comment Get hOmme Sc serait pre-
c%autionne dun couteau drOit de cette
espece, plus embarassant qu'un coa-
yeau dc poche.
-Atteniez done, S ecria Pamphile.
je ne vons al pas tout dit, c'est IN
cou1eaa de la malson.
I'm conteau a vons
-Oui; on lie cherchait depuis denx
joQrs dams tpus les coins. mails sans
pouyoir METRE la main dessns.
Comment ~expliqueriez vous done
que &c couieau fit tombe entire les
mains de l'accuse
oh c'est bien flcile ! r6pondit
Pamphiie. On lie lui n mis- aveo son
convert Ell luI servant Il dlner.
NJ. de Marclllac dre->a la t6te,
-Vous Gtes sur de celia
tout a fiiit sur. Louise Sc lie rap
pelle p~arfaitement. c'est ellie qui lie
~servait.
Comment pent-elle affirmer que
4 c'est precisement CO coutean la F?
-Rien de plus simple, Nos con-
teaux Ge table son tOus ronde. De
tres bons couteaux 4; lis mont pn'un
defiant, lis ne coupent pas. Louise.
fairant IN voyageur' de Distinction
ellie a du fair, cette GlIe-la IA re-
pris lie couieau roEd qu'elle lui await
dome d'abord. pour lie %remplacer par
celui' que vous tenez ct qui coupe
C'est le seul qni ait une virole plate
en- argent. Oh il n'ya pas ii s'y from
per, ct Louise est hien sire de &C
qy'elle dit.
DE plus en- plus precieux. Pam
phiIe. Ma parole vons 6tes la perle
des JUICES d'instruction ct je he sui.
quinn enfant anpres de vOus.
Pamrhile inclina, Sonriant ct con
fuS, sa crosse t6te rubiconde.
-Maintenant. demanda til, s.
voas vouiez monter =?
~Je veux bien, dit NJ. de Marcil
lac, qnoiqu'a present
Ii ny await pias rien ii faire loui
!ui. en eft, dana la chambre a.. 3
Les meul,les V etaieut Gus en- d6-or-
dr., lie lit vide, les matelat~ tpa,s a,
milieu de liz chamtre.
PASSIONS. dit-il. Cecil est vu. E
lautre ehamhre2
-Cel.e dc i'accuse Z
-Oui.
-On ny a pas encore touche.
-Bien tit l. JUICE liustruction.
; Pamphiie LII ouvlit Ia porte du Nc
l ).
lie juge promena autour de lui M
regard inquisiteur,
La chambre atait dams h memt
5 etat on Julieni'ayait laissee.
4 COntiauei
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Ayers Catnartic Pills,

For the relief an
cure of all derungt
nlents iii the stoIl
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are a mill
aperient, and a
excellent purgative
Being purely veg,t
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever. Muc.
serious sickness an,
suffering is prevent
cd bE their titnel'
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NOTICE.

'E,iiE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
L to tile corner of ST. Philip and Market
streets. neXt door to the lost Office, where
he will keep an assortment of Charter Oak
and other cooks stoves. fire CRATES. cooking
utensils, Glass ware, Tin ware. Bolts ard
Nuts. Charcoal. rIvets Of all sizes and kinds:
and will be prepared tJ'do any species of
Ipl, Llnc, light iron and copper work.
Also an assortment OF wagon hubs, felloeS,
spokes ect.
Jan. LIST. S. L. GRISAMORE.
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q
Steam Rice Mill.
G. II. ALLEN.
SO. 81 "a Oh TCHOUPITOULAS Street,
LOcL-B0r $40. - -Neir Orleans.

This is the MTA and the quail
most extensive PfHsk-Ef ty or OUR
MILL. la the M&-NgY RICE
SOUTH, A~ Unsurpassed
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snr Iindlvidu denonce lIior par Flo
quart. dis ie lrndrmaiu NJ. de MARCEL
lac q sa femme. J'ai mis- sans success
uotre monde Ell Fair nous en- som
mes r6dnits, pour tous rpnseisne
mtnts, d ceux que &c iardinier nous
ii fournis.
II a%iouta, apres un moment de ST.
lence:
)Je vais encore voir Il l'h0tel 81
Pom ny pent d6cnHvrir aucnn indice.
-Re!atiyement a Get hommp
Non. Reinforcement a la femme :
ear. a Fl0tel c'est hien ellie Qu'on
m'at1irme avoir vue. Piusienrs en- ont
temoigne. Eft puis je veux chercher..
Qu"i ! Je ne sails encore. J'ai idGe de
me confer an hasard,' qui est bien lie
plus frame des denunciateurs ct lie
plus sur II faut sonvemt Il ,peu de
chose pc II nous METRE sur Ia vote,
un bout de papier, un %mouchdi,r, nm
ruban. Je suis retourne deiA sur lie
lieu du crime, je I'aurai NAL inspecte;
IL VI certainement quelque chose que
le devais voir ct que je mai pas WI.
J'y retOurue.
Ces paroles de son mari laisSerent
madame de Marcillac fort lnquiete.
Les transes que lie mensonge de
FloqHart await pour IN moment cal
mees. ia reprirent de plus belle. -.Un
bout dc papler. un moachoir, nm ru-
BAN" await dit NJ. de Marciliac. ii
sntfisait done dun rien ponr trahir
son passage an Chapeau rouge. Pour
Va Que lie nlalhenrenx billet ou'elle
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-02-19

EIGHT sacks OF bran returned to the plan
ter for everyHUNDRED Bbls. rough Rice re
ceived.
Bearded Rice a speciality-having q Ma
chine invented expressly fur the purpose of
removing the beard before CONS to the
stone. S Z. CRICHLOW. Act,
aug 7 en-. ThibodauX, la.