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miles au dpssous de Mousson.
parOiSse IberVille.

paroisse Iberville.
On MA encore que peu de de-
tails sur Get horrible mentre. II
parait que les trois blaDcs dor
maient lie negre s'approcha de
NM. McCardle ct Graham ct leur
Ouvrlt le crane a coup de hachet-
te i'll s|elanca ensuite sur Mr..
Dumonvi]Ie que lie hruit await re-
veiIl6, ct lui fit troiS pleasures,
don't une au cote. Mr.. Dnmonville
cut, heuleusement, le temps de
s'enfuir ct de Sc jeter a ltau ; il
reussi, an. bout de quelques in
stant, a Sc trainer dams DIES brous
sailles, 4 guelqnes pas de la, ct 4
s'y cacher. L'assaSsin, croyant
que lie blesse s'etait noye, revint
au camp, s'arma dun fuSil, tira
sur les denx cadavres quIl cribla
de plomb, apres qnoi il NIT le feu
aux cabanes ct disparut du the
atre de son fOrfait. .-
Les dGfunts ct lie surviyant ira
vaillaient dams N cypriere ct en-
retiraient dn bois ; lie negre etait
leur employee. La cause de ce
crime OdieuX est encore incOnnue,
Mals les personnSs DIES environs
sont d'opiniOn que lie meutrier
a cede a lappat de Fargent, car
il u depouille les corps. On sup.
pose quill dh emporter une qua
rantaine de piastres que les vic
times avaient sur elles.
Les habitants, dies quils ont
etc informes de lassassinat, Sc
sOnt mis- 4 la poursuite de John
son, quAilS cOnnaiSsent tres bien !;
on n>avait pas de leurs nouvelles
aux dernieres dates.
LIE negre est probablement
dams les bois qui longent lie ba-
you,entre Plaquemine.et Ia propri
etc de Mr.J. A. Dardennes.Le con
stable ct Mr.. Dardenne ont trou
We, sur lhabitatiOn de Mime Du-
puy, un pantalon ct TN caleeon
hnmides que le meuctrier await
etenhu an soieil ce sont ceux
quill await sur lui au moment Gu
crime.
Nous apprenons quill est pres
que impossible 4 Johnson de Sc
souStraire 4 la justice !; les cito
yens de l'endrolt ont son signale
ment ct espesent lt.rrGter avant
quill paryienne Il S'entuif de la
paroiSSe.
LES victimpS sOnt mpSSieurS Nc
Car'lle. Graham ct Dnmonville.
Cr dernier ma etc que blessG
gri6vemeut, tandIs que les deax
aurres ont etc tues sur lie coup.
Avant hicr sOir, un negre di-
SAINT Sc nOmmcr Peter Brown, qui
venait de d6barqucr dn bateau 4
vapeur St. John, a etc accuse par
Mr.. n. j. Landry, jnge de la pa
roisse st. Jacques. d'avoir assas
sine quelqu'un a Plaquemines, pa
roisse .berville. Ce negre a etc ar
r6te ct conduit hier matin a la
Cour municipale du second dis
trict. OH, apres avoir subj un exa
men preIiminaire, il Il etc envoy6
a la prison de paroisse.
Tout seInble indiqner que Peter
Brown esE rGellement l'aSsassiu
lie messieurs Nc Cardle ct Ora
ham.
On a donne avis dc son arresta
ton aux officers de Ia paroisse
Iberville-Abettis.
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D'apres une Statistique recente
il y a 4 Philadelphia 10000 jennes
files en- age d'Gtre mariees de
plus que de gareons, ct l'auteur
ajoute nlaliciensempnt que Phila
delphie tait son exposition dams
lie but d.Gcouler le trop plein de
son stock.
Nous plaignons sincerement lie
sort de ces malhenrcuses jeunes
files, ct 81 ce moyen d'attirer
chez elles les strangers ne leur
reussit pas, nous leur conseillons
d'emigrer en- masses, on bien dor
ganiser des agences de marriages,
bien que ces dernieres entrainent
de noAbreux incOnvenients.
Encore mieuX celia que d'avoir
les taloas james.
COUR DE DISTRICT-La COur
de District cOmmencera SD session
lundi, . jnin. r
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ATTENTAT AUDACIEUX-A Vel

ATTENTAT AUDACIEUX-A Yer
milIonville. le "a du couraut, a
1 heures du matin, un hOmme dc
conleur Sc presente chez Mr..
Pierre Beau. boulanger. ct deman-
de a achcter du pain. Tandis que
Mr.. Beau lni tournait lie dos, lie
negre Sc saisit dune barre de fer
ct en- assomme deux terribles
coups sur Mr.. Bean les pleasures,
sans etre dangereuses, sont tres
graves.
On supposa que l'intention du
brigand etait de tuer Mr.. Beau,
on tout au moins de fetonrdir
atin dc pouvoir lie plller sans
crainte fetre derang6. Mr.. Bean
delneure seul dams sd b0plange-
rie. Ii ne connait pas lie negre,
mais pourait ritlentifer sill le
reyOyalt.
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PENSION FRANCAISE,
l3S. RUE DOUANE.. ..l96

NME WE L. TASSET, PREVENT SES
1v1 amis de In vile ct de la campagne.
ainsi que lie public en- general qu'elle n
trahsiere son etablissement du No I07 dc a
rue Douane au No liz de Ia meme rue. entire
Royal ct Bourbon. Ellie prolific dc cette oc-
easion pour remereier le bubble ct solncite
en- meme temps la continuation de son bien.
veillant patronage. Ellie informe en- outre 10
public, WI la situation des mauvaises affai
res. une reduction de prix dams sa pension.
ct 4 Get etfet ellie u onvert un salon d 81 par
semaine. Les personues de la Vile ct de Ia
campagne y troaveront comme d'habitude
tout le comfort desirable.
,hamhres ct pension par jour 81 so.
II fay "a
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CIRQUE EFT MENAGERIE-L

CIRQUE EFT MENAGERIE-La
troupe de Mabie est arrivee jendi.
mais le mauvais temps Ia empe
chee lie iouer, an grand desapoln
tement dies nombreuses personnes
venues de tres loin pour la voir.
Nous devons dire a la louange
du directeur quill rempli home
tement touS seS engagements mai
gre la pelte quill a du eprouver.
Ii est probable quill reviendra
b;ent6t prendre Sd revanche-
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DEUX BLANCS ASSASSTNES EFT
UN AUTRE BLESSE PAR UN NEG RE
I'm negre dn nom de Lorenzo
Johnson a assassine, vendredi
dernier, a quatre heures du ma
tin, MN. McCardie ct Graham !;
il a ensuite assaye de tuer lie com
pagnon des dfux victimes, Mr..
Dumonville, qui a pu hi echap-
per, mais non sans avoir recu de
graves pleasures.
LIE crime a etc commits a dix
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Get atabiissement, qui ne Izisse rien Dc
sirer sous toua les rapports sefa ouyert cett<
aimee q des prix rbduifs. $50 par i.Iois, 3it
par seaaine. 81 50 par jour.
Jiinvite mes arais ct eonpaissapces ct toui
eeux qui ne copn..issent pas encore NOR
etablissement de pro6ter do cette oceasior.
y ulai T6 =. COLIN,
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E. JAURERT 4 Gle.
.IMPORTATEIJRS DE

Marchdndtses seehes, 6trangeres et
Amfricdiaes.
Cotons, lndieanes, Rnbans, Bon
aeterie, Mouch0irs. etc stc.
70 Rue de Chartres, pres Canal.
.t NOUvELLE ORLEANS.
Cettc maison dGia bien CONNIE par son
anciennete t}0 aus d'existeucel et le bass
prix dc SEES articles, offre anx marchands.
DIES ssompagnes, Passortiment 10 plus com.
plet ct lie plus varie de marckandises seche.
Cette maison recoit chaquc semainc dc.
n"uveaux envois dn Nord ct dc PEurops.
ct met un soin tout particular h reinplir lea.
or'lres qni lni. sopt adresses. lll.sept-ia.
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Depuis que Nine Gamard.a seule Ia ii
rection dc fIiotel on est servi aiIssi biei
gue.dans n'importc quef etabiissement Al
Ia Nouvelle-0 -0rieana. Voyageurs venes b
vOus serez satistaits
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GRAVEMENT MALADE ALA GE.
EE-Mr. Thiberge, Depute She
ff de la Nouvelle Orleans, dete
Su a la ge6le depnis Decembre
ernieE est gravement malade
Eun rhunatisme chronique, que
hnsolubrit6 de la prison ct une
bngus detention mont fait qu'ag
Srayef.
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AVIS
AUX wersOnnes faissamt lie Conn
Inerce de lB Mousse!

MIR. ALPH. CAVELAN. INGENIEUR-
III M6rauieien, dcncurant pres Dc ..abd,
dicyille, Went d;nventer ct d'executer une
maehipe pour nettoyer la mousse. Cette
machine, don't les resultats sont parfaits,
fonctionne chez Fihventenr, 90 on pourra
Fexpininer en- tout temps. Hnal
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InfOrmatiOns Locales

LA reponse de "Republicain"
|nos remarques sur son dernier
kommunique" a etc recue trop
Srd. Ellie paraitra dams notre
rOchaiu numerO.
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
II, l3 ct a. .Royql Street. ". @. u, I3 ct
Entire Canal et DOuAAc
LOUIS CHAPLAIN. PRoPaIETAIR

On treuve dams Get etablisscment tout 4
que la saison fournit de plus diGlcat ct tout
esPece dc wins de ehoix tout ee qu,il fad
pour soirees ct marriages, etc.
ii y "a des salons partieuliers au premierl
ct des chambres elegamment nenblees
loucr la semaine ct au moih
Les Planteurs ct laahabitauta do In can
pagne qui voudront honorer cet etabliss}
ment de leur patronage 3 traaveront ID
chambres ct men ifourrjture bonnie ct coII
ense $500 pa-jenr.
~ Les p0ftes dn restaurant restent oy
vertes jusqn'a minuit.
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Mons DIES persOnnes qui sont
appefees a faire partle du juri.
pour la session de JUN 1876:
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Illsley John Perrin Adolphe
Brown Solomon Elliot William
Wcbre Tony Odum George
Hutin Paul Nicolas Edmond
Davis Charles IL. Allen Henry
William Arnum Henry Adam.
Nical Jt,les johnson Elijhh
William Abbott Lcvron Evariste
Fountain Henry pitre l. ID
Richard Frank Breanx Benjamin
Wmgate Robert Brockhoft III
Tabor j II Lcdet L II
Reese Milton Fields Richard
Thibodaux + Fl Steward George
BergcrOD Frank F0lse William
Tr0sclair Adrien Harris George
Leonard A j. Holmes Edward
Ledet Alfred Trusin TheOdule
Vernon Austin Plaisance George
Gross Philip Guidry Clarville.
Birdsall Thomas Ragan W &
Duncan Henry Jackson Lewis
Adam Joachim. SolOnond Emile
Anthony Avery Prescott Warren
Baptiste Oz6me Randolph Charles
Lasseigne Justin Breaux Donat
Naquin Eugene Brcaux Aurelien
William Raymond Fits Payton
Break Joachim jr Dupluntis Celcstin
F;llgnut Ozein6 liivette Iouis ~
CUP Bcname Rankin Thomas
Williams Evariste Charpentier .
Jones Henry Hunter William
Bruce Isadore Brown Reese
Chiasson. Thcreodcre Dorsey John
Dantn Aleeste Tregle Roman.
Toups Edward Murphy Isaac
Gervais Jean Jr
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DEBALLAGE- Mr.. Jos. Tron6
tent de recevoir directement de
aris, un joli assortment de livres
Il Objects de piete, sur Ieqnel nous
bppelOns Fattention dU public.
La merchandise achetee par
9agent de Mr.. Tron6 est de pre- :
Nier chOix ct he laisse rien a de
|Sirer CONNIE nOuvaute ct fraicheur
bt sera vendue 4 un prix qui
Gefe Ia concurrence.
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INCENDIE-Le fen s'est decla-
re ieudi vers II henreS du matln
4 la residence de Mr.. JOS. 4agar,
de ct IA etc Gteint rapidement par
le D6partement de l'Incendie; les
degats sont peu de chose. Les
compagnles sont arri>ees sur les
lieux dams l'ordre sulvant Ihi5o
daur Fire Co No /. Home Hook d;
Ladder No l., ct Protector Fire Go.
No. ..
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EcRAsE-Un negre- nomme
Richard Pinckney ci-devant de
Terrebonne etc tue par lie tralu
de fret de la ligne Morgan dlman
che entire cut ct dix heures du
soir.
II parait d'apres les intorma.
tions obtenues par lie Coroner,que
ce necre etait ivre ct couche sur
la vote. Lorsqu'il tut appercu du
conducteur il etait trop tard pour
arr1ter lie train qui lui passa sur
lc CORPS lie tuant instantanement.
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NOUVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS
HOTEL DI;S ETRANGERS;
Encoignure des rtiLs Green ct Tbibo1Iany

Encoignure des rues Green ct Thibodaux
MIR. Thomas Albcrti prGyifnt ses an,is et
les voyaaeurs qn'il Wont de faire de non,
veaux arrangements qui lui permettront de
s'atistaire tout eeux qui voudront Eh0nno-
rer de leur confianee
Repas b toute heurc de Ia jomrnes ct sur
commando. lf-, s.s+a
Table db6tc o 10 heures lin matjn poun
dfjeuner ct a heures du soir pour diner.
Chambres c0mmodes ct ben sarnies.
PRIx MODEREES
y. A. TEONE,
Rne Market fBatisse dc Lacapere)
Thibodaux.
LRREs CLassIQUEs. EFT RELIGIEUXI
foaaitHfes dc Bureau. Papier de MNsiane]
-AkTICl.E.S DE PiETlE:
Cfoix, Christs, MGdailles. Chapclets, BGnI
tiers, Images. Tablea,,x, Statuet-
tes. Cierges,
COURONNES DE lere COMMUNION
Galerie Photographiqnsa mn premier. Gan q
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tyDes avenees liberales sou faites en-
n,onnaie ou en- marrhandisss.
3 jan. ] an
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G.H.WKIGHT
L. OpELL.
ODEEL & WRIGHT,
Marcia nds COlnEnissiOn irei
95 Hue Decatenr. Nouvclic-Orleans. 3!
RIZ
IsIZ.

UNE SPECIALIZE
Pas de frais 'cmmagasinage sur le
Riz, Sucre, Mousse, Cotton.
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ATTENTION lies mem bres de
Ela SOci6t6 de BientatsGace ct dsAs-
|sistence MutuBHe de 1hibodaur, Sc
|rappelleront que c'est jeudi, s du
courant. .qu'aura lieu lie meeting
de cette 'societe. La plus grande
|ponctualit6 est requise della part
des melnbres a cause de l'election
dun Tresorier ell remplacement
|de Mr.. +. Loiseau, le titalaire de-
|c6de. .a
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Nous appeIons TatteDtion sur natre
1GENCE DE F1RINE

lui nous permet de In yendre ineillcur mar
he que n'importe au'elle maison de la VILE
MarnueS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-04

did Robert Sherwood tell YOU
that p The mask was torn off now,
and stepping out of the crowded room
into the wide piazza, Rhoda Brent's
flashing eyes looked up into Phillip
Farnham's face, demanding an an
Swer.
Confidence for confidence. Did
Robert Sherwood tell you l called all
dark women 'squaws 2
Then they both laughed in each 9TH
er's eyes, and the moon shone down
brightly upon them. the sea softly
murmured to them and the summer
night stars twinkled merrily over their
heads.
The "aifair'' was all settled quite
amicably between them there: and
when, an hour later, Rob Sherwood
stepped out on to the piazza in quest
OF his cousin and his friend, and be-
held, in the shadowy moonlight, Min
nehaha's dark tresses half hid behind
Lord Dundreary's red whiskers, he
came up to them with a quiz2ical
smile upon his lips and whistled a bar
of the "Ten Little Indians"
Robert Sherwood, your cousin
Rhoda Brent has promised to be my
wife. In spite of the pains YOU seem
To have taken to prevent our liking
one another you see we do, and | hope
we have your good wishes
"Ahp' cried Robert, starting back
in mock surprise, and recklessly quot
ing in a melodramatic tone:
Phil-Bring not to thy lodge a strange
squaw
From the land Of the Dacotas.
TIL re are feuds.
Here he looked sternly at Rhoda.
Phil laughed, and taking Rhoda' S
hand in his, replied as dramatically:
For that reason, If no other,
Would l wed the fair Daeota,
Tn Il old feuds may be forgotten
And old wounds he healed forever;
Give me as my wife this maiden,
Minnehaha, Laughing Water.
Let your heart speak, Minnchaha.
Rob continued to quote. Then Rhoda,
mot unwilling nor reluctant" put
ting her two hands into Pills, an
swered with a blush and a smile:
Il will follow you, my husband.
All the people at the beach--save
MISS ACKNOWLEDGMENT IL very GOOd
match; and some declared they had
predicted it from the first day. Mrs.
Sherwood and her son congratulated
themselves upon the success of their
well-laid plans, but Rhoda or Phil
never dreamed that they had been
made to fall in love with one another
out of sheer contrariness and pique
In spite of the chagrin he felt at
first. when giving up his trip to the
Adirondacks, he had come down to
the beach to be introduced toa ''plain,
little, brown, nondescript girl" Phil
Farnham never regretted having done
so. And, although he still is pro-
found admirer of the blonde style of
beauty, there is no woman in all the
world SO dear to him as his One Little
Indian.
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Aztec Society.

THREE HUNDRED years ago the heart
of American civilization lay in a high
valley, Anahuac, meaning 1.-THE region
of waters,' or "the lake country"
where now the Republic Of Mexico has
its Capital. Less than sixty miles long
and forty wide, it is somewhat COM
parable to the valley of Salt Lake in
Utah, from the southern end Of that
sheet of water. Like that valley ii is
surrounded by noble mountains, snow
capped. This seems a small area to
be the home of several iiercely con-
tending nations, but such it was in
fact. There are misty accounts Of a
civilization there, and to the south
ward, from the sixth to the fourteenth
century of our era, which was in some
respects at least of higher grade than
that of which weshall presently speak.
But some cause swept that away, and
the authentic part of American history
begins in 1925, when the AZtecs, hard
pressed by warlike neighbors, estab-
| liShed themselves on the Swampy
| shores and on some low island in the
| lake.
In the midst of this swamp they
| built their first hut-a temple-and
around it rose within three centuries
"A yeritable Venice. though lacking a
Venetian development Of art. In Cor
/ ten time it was said to contain go, 0oo
houses and 300, 900 people. Around
the lake were fifty other towns, one of
which is said to have been larger than
| Mexico. Aqueducts brought water
from the hill of Chepultepec, fom-
tains played in the squares, gardens
/ and menagerie5 gave the city loung-
! ing places, and canals, threaded by
/ thousands Of canoes, contributed to
its life. Palaces and temples literally
rose on every hand, and though the
! architecture was not imposing, the eX-
/ tent Of the former was such that the
/ harem contained 5000 inmates, and
one of the halls was large enough to
receive an equal number of men.
The means by which the Aztecs rose
50 rapidly from the position OF half
fugitive people to that Of dominant
race is not well understood, though a
1 line of ambitious kings and the rest
less activity Of the people must eX-
plain it. Their position in the midst
of a lake made their Capital secure,
but otherwise they seem 10 have been
on about the same footing as then
neighbors. All were restless and war
like, all practiced cannibalisu, and all
sought the favor of their bloody gods
with equal persistence. The most that
can he said is that the tribes of the
/ Mexican valley fought among them.
selves. that in most fights some one is
victorious, and that in Anahuac the
Aztecs were the conquerors. --GaiaIy
| IT is said that in England alone 49,,
900, 900 people yearly attend circus
who are never seen inside a house o.
worship.
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WHAT rs SUCCESS

What ia success, that glittering prize,
For which we r,sh with eager eyes
And beating hearts, [ ask Of thee,
Brave so der, can thvc answer me?
mark the ribbons on thy breast
Thy jeweled stars and honored crest.
The people Of thy glories sing.
And nations with thy praises ring.
l. thine succ So, O son of fame?
He answered, Yea, an empty name
Then turned to miser old,
And Questioned him: Is al this gold
| see thee Kiss with greedy tears.
The sweet reward of many years
OF misery aud silent pa II,
A wing sacrifice tn gain
viii all these heavy money-bags
Repay such loneliness n rags9
He muttered, gazing at the ground,
= lis my success, an empty sound
b yond the city's madning roar,
/ sought an AGED hermit's door.
What is successf O hermit tell.
/ cried, and will mark thee well.
Within this quiet. lone retreat,
Beyonf the bold intrader's feet,
Hath oltude thy study blest,
And mad thee wiser than the resty
. Fair youth, he cried, this wilderness
Ard empty cot is my success.
: Go back into the world again,
And mngle with its joys and pain;
Let not ambition mock thy soul
With any distant earthly goal.
Seek not success: if thou be true
TO God and self. twill come to you,
Unasked, unseen, ana silently
As Wonder river meets the sea-
: Thy lot may be a lonely one,
Thy name unhonored and unknown
Among thy race, yet muir nur not
Earth titles will be 90 n forgot,
When stand ng fore the judgment seat,
The king and humblest peasan meet
Then, only mans success shall be
The approval OF Divinity"
-PrOuidence Journal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-04

IT is said that in England alone A.
900, 900 people yearly attend "A circus
who are never seen inside house Of
worship.
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:Alefanorla 6a3&tte
SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL %

APpRENTICE S.-Thc State must either pro-
tee, the childreo in the natural right 10 learn
useful trades, or enlarge the prisons aud work
houses for the coming generation. This right
is denied by the trade.unions. They allow
shops with large forces of adult hands to take
gu but one or Two apprentices at tlue, aud II
is evident hat it this tyranny had It's way III
all the Industrial pursuits 10 which tralolng Is
required the race Of skilled artisans would
svon alnvs, disappear from the land. The
sel6shnc>s. the iunumanity OF this systeu'
which would DOOM many OF the young 10 use
less or criminal lives, is only worthy OF baroar-
rams. No civilz=d cuuotry should permit It !;
and the Pennsylvania Legislature has set a
good example to all tue States 10 passing bill
severely fuuishing attempts to prevent em
pioyers FROM taking on as many apprentices as
they like. 10 brug the trade uuloDs under the
proposed law, it is necessary thai they should
use "uuIawlul meaus' in trying to shut out
apprentices irom shops. The expression ''un
lawful means is little loose, aud The trade
uuious may contrlve to cvade the penalty ~
avoiding anything unlawful" and using ouly
moral pressure In excluding the young ear1els
of trades. But if they threaten Or abuse the
employers or".hc apprentices, they would then
be clearly subject to punishment. Such sta
rure. it itarlessy Executed would do great good.
-Phttu North american.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29

FEG.YE NOTECES.

TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN :
Take notice that. on the 18th day OF June
Is s Tor 50 soon thereafter u counsel can be
hearc) shall Apply t. the Circuit Court to be
held fnr lne county Of Fairfax, s.: te of Virgin.
ia, beginning on the 18th day Of June, 1870, Tor
an order directing the transfer OF all monies or
other personal property in the names OF " W
or in The hands of said .. w. hunt as gereT"
receiver Of said Court and the proceeds OF the
sale Of auy real estate in the hands of iaid o. W
HUNT or other person belonging to Sheldon Il
Hose, who is an infant under the Age OF twenty :
one years and y resident .! the county ol Sche-
1hr lawfully qualified guardian or the said in.
fan t, in the said State nl New York
Moore, u. q. MADISON VEDDER.
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