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DRiTTfFas.-a1essrs. Ultson l. Craig are butd.
INK ANAL sseam.yncht for the Government j.,
Tie stnr channon iatt Friday picked TN tho
crew III q snall yacht from Mill Point. which Ind
upset a few miles from that placc during .qua,l
1.-THE now stesas yacht Mary was mcasnscd Tucs.
day afternoon by deputy .Colcetor 8. J. EIouhcr
and thowA tonnage Of 3, 3,a77....The onofuurti,
lntescst Of the schr Planet was aotl by George
shnr 10 George bridget, Of Milwaukee, fur
81. 900. ...The SAINT Ste. Marie 4yorthtrn Ltqht
,as1; ,a,s'G,. Thu wo'k q excavation Is being pn,'eA
Il !soach have awarded The contract for tho rtonr
YORK. The old canal 10 kept busy through tIe
,m.nrn,c humber OF boat. that arc continually
!hou ut b"a,u~n would co,ae 'io,sn 10 "Nie Ill
,%f r WHIT !. 70 Ssw 9s 9s, .gan b, py sy
eT :a. 81 y eoss1 e1psn.es 70 s'x ~
r. CatI,asInrr, haA Just returned from Windsor.
Th'ther he tas hetn concluding arrangements with
Msrss. Campbell !, shnrcnbcrg fora propo'c!
may therefgre be considered ,okc, for thc voy.
&c; shs r. to % ond ut som" iptt Lake Huron
r"d file TetroIt 1os .a,., ha, III IsrS "a J !. ~ s.
Austin, which passed here few dny.
vs IL 's to W Wcl.na lnx:t"' uaa by Va, s1 1's
Natcr. on mortgage Of s.. I'M, Ca,sata money,
nc "ns b., been 'tanns against Che ,c:,ei or
Austin VA. ruld last winter by The United Status
Marshal Al thit port, ind bid In By Jane. Da.
sol subject tu till nrlavc t. nnt kup,vn: but sh,
u now o"n.! aF person wLo can defend her la at!
rStnt- The 1lrir,t[t FIRE PrFss says the sulr Ma
y =: Pe':", wf'iGh was runk oiT ClrbuyHan Punt
lHst snt has js't t"en got nj and Into Ehcboygat,
haFGof by !!.htcfs mud pumps taken IL her about
week az" by the tH. Andrew i. Smith. 6ir was
noHh!loncu " ihr Insurance company, who arc Do
Ing the wnrk. A. rnon tu,!tcrtitly cakuti an!
trimmed Bhc will be bEou-l to Detroit by Tie tuy
slth for r"p.sts. 1frr tarEo was tna. fuf tlIcarp
Sprint Dfxldfch to The Trtaqn.
MARQUETTE. Mich .lnnr 1I.-trrivess, the proas
r; u. Ward md IT, u. Hale: schr- Wells. i.ust,
aAnluaky aud Columbian. McaincI Iur
, 1876-06-15

w London DAILY 7fftJraph, 4ay3t.
A cIflnus case cunle UP IN tho acr1n4 llyislon of
thu Quarter sssslos IN E.i!nfIg to-day gu appeal
san of era snns a. H ncr hse 4e.us xsar
sirlrose. brought action for tbs nrpusr ot hay.
ing \ young woman named Mary Gardner pEohlb.
!rnce II appraEcd thai tardner, whio canriing tho
lady who atterw4rA became his wife, discovered
TINT shs was enectutc: notwithstanding tAls. ho
nlasE!ed her, and Mcrk or two afterwards she
gave bifth to y child. Tho defender III Inv case,
Tbs iaet va. Kept secret, and ~; Gt1dnor, dS;;
ts prc4onl tlal hu u!ads no public ayowal to .hts
effect Tho Lord 0rdlnR1y found tor tho puEsucr,
hut Tho second division hasn nuw reyrsseh tho de-.
lady, Knowing. her condition, took upon himself
ihe buFdeu Of beln2 tho 1cputel fhthtE, aud that
~ y hot now. sits. twenty yaa1s hllauce, entitled
to deny tbs paternity.
, 1876-06-15

CH1cAuo. The heavy ra!n ktorn, yesterday morn
Ing lntcrcrcd materially With the bus!ness ut the
docks, and during the afternoon 1t was 70 forry
tlAt but few Of the tugs riskeh It 10 20 outside.
Some Of the tncs that went out nevertheless run on
the beach, hut got oI without damage. In rp,p Of
the uAfavoFahlc weather, however, several Of tic
large Lower Luke vessels whlch arrived during thu
dny cnrno ln... ...Andrcw Mescryc. formerly a MA.
rne reporter in tits rity wants In purchase stcnm
yacht !" embark in the ezCnsslon buFlaetu.. The
ssIaI,s I1,,' on ths 5 Tug M A. g. fan sehaisk have been
yesterday ....The tci.r Great West, Which ppfa::
a., lsak the . otasr M n'gh. has gone into tie south
steamer Huron has again rs.usl her .Iips iss b..
comlnencrr, but fr the present she viii run every
ut Sts5 .as asy , s Msouri down ia
nnnnt aftrr nnloni'ns the casso rl.c lrnls,t frum
Lake Superior At one q the docks In tile sontl,
ance. md LOOKED ~ il shc llaa brcn rnnk for year
tn the Ogden Ditch. 1t wilt take rome hard scrub
blnEtn take oG thr rust with which she 1. covered
:,Thc ri! p. carpeHters hive accepted thr rruto.
eitton nntle By t,r oficers If tie EhIcAgo l,ry.
p"ck Company. and quietly went to work ycster,
fnK t'nlSso, TAcllr GLrn'u REaArrA.-Thr
Yacht Club has decided uron tl,r follnwsae pro-
'inatiss to- sa sataE!sys TLe soar,r wl
ml!r Gust Of Twenty .fecuna rtEUet; thence north
nntslsle IF e the erl!'; thence northwest aronni n
i" tfe surfing point This course /. ii 1 miles IL
aais pas re- q s tic n1e pSlscs III afe y fer
sd o1 sss sseta SS@ Eef nf'ha" ea.. yaeh. e
lrat pFlzc. Fllyer cup; second rtlzc, $50. For
ya5 i' .s Gss e is:s1s yst f
Will saii IN tns tr$atta sycun'l-class Froltc,
2s; ssnIns tRs s Atn sIs i1ns us, Le,ss s fay
lucy, FIeetwing. aud Lincoln. 'fhc start viii bo
nAde nronptly at@p. III. On Saturday.
, 1876-06-15

Sale, 8. 900 BIT corr; Hercules, Ottawa g. 900 hi
corn; prop Montnnk, j.uekport, 765 hrls aoue, hh7
,ll ,!elle Fravn. Komco, b,vpo bu corn; Mnple Leaf,
Hnmt0, 6. 20O hn earn.
c.t1EA1!En-Ca.nrnct. utlca. co u, shingles; WA.
ffirrle, !o!tct. 81. 1a0 II lumber; q. L, Dooth,
Utica, IL, tU0 It lumpet.
, 1876-06-15

TELEGRAM from New fumhnrg. Can., IT., inst
tayF: Yesterday young man named Htri,1tnrtz
Whs married. tn Mtss Zlrplc. The w.l,lsng rar,y
thrn went frua hrrc to Ila;cn tN the brides flth.
ers. where. M Haia among tirrn,ans. dar,ee WAS
lcl1. ~ the rtenin2 nb.'ut ii o'clock. the bride,
who had been Rrparcni!y we'll MI day, dropped
tuddGnlT deod Ii the !ni4dle ot The danEc.
, 1876-06-15

DR1pokroar, Juue observation-disclosures, OF.
tawa, 3, 700 bu cosu Board of Trade. Henry, 00o
hu corn Ontario. LAsAlls. d, 100 bu corn; Gypsy
Queen, LaSalle, LOW bu cpEu; prof.. f9to1. II.
, 1876-06-15

CHICAGO BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILR0Au
l'rfots fUt uf Lxkt.st., lnhaHa-sY, and SIItcenth
II. Hild lahai s!il sAfoeath'sa. Ticket OlAccS ~
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Railway.
CANADA SOUTHERN R'Y.
CENTENNIAL EXCrRsIoNIsTs

VIII. Of course, wish 20 see all the sights CON-
fortaby and chcaply. TO this end the Canda
southern I'y Company has, though It's
connections In the West aud Northwest placed
on sale a large number OF Tourists Excursion
Tickets az greatly reduced rates, by which pas
sengers can not only visit the Cente nnial EXIT
btiOn AZ Philadelphia, but can. In addition, visit
the principal eastern cities, with an opportunity
u stopping az any II the great number OF famous
resorts IN New York aud PENNSYLVANIA. The
Canada southern - the only line from the
west running directly 10 Niagara Falls, giving
passengers, from the train. n wonderful pano-
Taniic view of the Mighty Cataract, Horse
shoe Fall, the Great Rapids, and landing
them directly at the Fails. The track Of the
Canada Southern - an air line, laid with
steel rails Of the heaviest pattern; there are no
curves or grades; wood 4 used for fuel: coaches
are furnished with the Minche Patent YentilA-
tor, ensurng perfect freedom from dust. With
its complete system of magnificent PnrIor
sleeping ana Drawing Room tCars
from Chicago, Detroit and ToIcdo. aud
IT. admirable connections AZ Niagra Fails
and Buffalo with the New York Gen.
trai and Erie Hallway the Canada South
ern i fast becoming the bavOrite line TO
the Last. Tickets Via this popular line can
Ice procured az all Offices - connecting lines OF
at tie Company's own Offices.
Any information can be obtained by addressing
FRANK SNOW.
GeR1 Pass. and Ticket AGr.
DETROIT.
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ty MANIFESTATION Mullen and his par
ty could be plainly seen

| l|ai APPROACHING THE MoHUMENTs
In order TO be certain that the keep
er OF the grounds had left for the night
they went TO the reception-room door
and flashed bulls eye lantern around
the room, but discovered nothing.
Then they passed to the north end OF
the monument, where they commenced
operations. In about five minutes
Swigle, who was detailed by Mullen to
watch, passed around the south and
whispered to Tyreil that they were
sawingthe lock off the door. One OF the
detectives, who had worked his way IN
between the brick walls above alluded
to until he had reached the walls sep
arating the crypts from the interior OF
the monument base, distinctly heard
the blows OF the burglars in their ell
fort TO force open the sarcophagus:
In a moment the noise ceased, and
Swigle made his appearance at the re-
ception-room door. and said they we're
All READY TO MOVE THE cAsKEr.
and had sent him to the road, where
they supposed he had the team In
waiting, to tell the trusty driver to
come up and help them carry it to the
wagon. He had left them n few min
ute before standing at the door OF the
vault, and had worked his way around
as rapidly as possible. The detectives
Immediately left the reception-roomt to
pass around the east side Of the monu-
ment. As they were leaving the
door
RANG!
A sharp report OF pistol rang out
on the night, and was doubled and
tribled a hundred times among the
trees and hills of the cemetery. One OF
the detectives had accidently exploded
cap on his revolver. Caution was
dropped now for haste. The robbers
must have heard the noise, and the
only hope OF catching them lay in pre-
cipitate action. The party arrived at
the north door before the echo OF the
pistol-shot had died away, and found
it open and the place deserted. Not a
man was TO be seen except those OF the
detectives own party. There was no
moon. The sky was thick with clouds.
1t was so dark that a person could
scarce be distinguished ten feet away.
The officers immediately scattered in
all directions, but nothing could be
seen or heard of the thieves. Swigle
was amazed, aud could not conceive
what had become of Mullen and
Hughes.
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Governor Hayes was urged to vote
the Republican electoral ticket on
Tuesday Nov.7. He replied to the
argument that il was his duty to the
party TO so vote, saying: 81 have givon
this matter careful thought. The
contingencies my legal friends have
suggested are not unlikely to arise. but
in all my life / have never voted
against my principles by casting my
ballot for an opponent. II my vote is
necessary 10 elect me President, shall
not be General Grants successor.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-11-28
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.

These celebrated cars are run on al night trains
on all the lines of this rad. They rur between
Chicaro aud omaha Chicago and Cedar
Rapids. Chicago aud Dubuque, Via Clinton
Chicago AMI Freeport. chicago and Marquette
Chicago and Green BAY. Chicago and MNWau
kce. Chicago az 80 Panl.
This l. the only Line running these cars be
tween Chicago A 50. Paul or Chicago and NIL
waukee.
At Omaha our Sieepres connect with the over
land <lccrers on the union Pacihc Railroad fol
ali points west Of the Missouri River.
All Ticket Agents sell tickets by this route.
W. m. STENNETT,
General Passenger Agent
MARVIN HuoTTT, General Superintendent.
marltodec3
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A local poet dashed into the sanctum
Il the Norwich Bulletin the other plight
with his latest inspiration: And Ilhe
star spanpied a tai ner in trumph stis
waves. o'er the lind Of The freenpqt
President Hayes" trE IL .ssIni si SOY
..I. a,nsr,ierc
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HlNDoosTAN.

The Cyclone and Tidal Wave-un.
caIcuiable Loss Of Ltfe-Thou.
sands Of People Sysept from Their
Beds Into Eternity-MSre Cheer
Ing Accounts from the Famine
Threatened Districts.
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Tilden sings:
on failures ragged edgc' s,a,a.
And cast a nsufrncf a, eve
To Louisiana's trc ,,leS land
"he'e ~" 81 chances lie.
TiIden siDrs.

pas Kalamazoo woman being told
ale in prayer meeting, that a divorce
had been granted her, began TO sing az
the top Of her voice, "My country, us
of thee, sweet land OF liberty.
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CALCUTTA, Nov. 20.-Three large is
lands Hatteath, Sundeep and Dakhin
Shahabozhare, and numerous smaller
islands included in the Backergange,
Nookholly and Chittagong groups,
were entirely submerged by the storm
wave Of October 81, as was also the
mainland for five or six miles. These
islands are all in or near the estuary OF
the River Megua. The largest. OAK
hin Shahabozhare, was 500 square
miles in extent. 1t had population
of about "a, 900. Hatteah and Sundeep
together had about Is, 900 population.
Up to IL o'clock on the night of tho
3ist ult., there were no signs Of danger
but before midnight wave swept over
the country to the depth in many
places of 20 feet, surprising the people
in their beds. Dense groves OF cocoa
nut and palm trees around the villages
enabled many to save themselves by
clinging among the branches, and some
took refuge on the roofs OF their hous-
es, but the water bust the houses asun-
der and swept them out to sea. Some
we're carried thus across the channel 10
miles to the Chittagong district, but
the vast majority were never heard OF
again. The country is perfectly fat,
and
ALMOST EVERY ONE PKRIsHED
no failed TO reach the trees. There
is scarcely household on the islands
and on the adjacent coast but has lost
members. The cattle are all drowned,
the boats are swept away, and the
means OF communication with other
districts destroyed. There is r.sch
distress among the survivors. which
the government is relieving. The Gov
erument Gazette says tb..s wherever the
storm wave passed j. 10 believed not .
third Of the pop. ..ation survived The
islands have oarciy one-fourth OF their
former .nhabitants. The stencil from
the, putrefying bodies is insuferable,
;, and A general outbreak OF cholera 10
expected. The correspondent SAYS
that this fear is happily not yet realiz-
ed. except in Nookholly, where che
disease has appeared.
The news from the famine tbresfened
districts of Madras is somewhat better.
Rain came in time to do some good;
In Bombay the prospects are stu
gloomy aud actual famme IN tive o,
three districts seems probable, ano
great distress in four or Ave more soi
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For Council Biuffs, Omaha, nnd
California. nfH

Two through trains daily with Pullman Palace
Drawing loom and sleeping Cars through 20
Cornell Bluffs.
Ter 81 Paul and utoneare Bills, two
through trains daily, with Pullman Palace Carr,
attached ON both trains.
For Green Hay and Lake superior
Two trains daily, with Pullman Palace cars at
tached, aud running through 20 Marquette.
E'or milwaukee, four through trains dai-
Is Pullman ears on night trains
For winoua and points in Minnesota, one
through train daily.
For Dubuque. via FreepOrt. two through
trains daily, with Pullman Cars on night train.
Eor Dubuque and Ia Crosse. VIA Gin
ton. Two through trains daily, with Pullman
cars on night train.
For sioux city aod ao,stou, Two
trains dairy. Pullman cars 90 Missouri valley
Junction.
Eor f.aixc Geneva Pour trains daily.
For Rockford. sterling. keuoshn n
JancsNttic. aud other points you can have
/ from two 20 ten trains daily.
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Railway.
For San Francisco,

Sacramento, ogden. salt Lake Cheyenne. Den
yer, omaha, IAncoin, Council Biuns, lAnkt0n,
Sioux City, Dubuque, WinOna, 81. Paul, Duluth,
Marquette, HOughtOn, Hancock, Green Bay,
Oshkosh. fOn dn Iac, Madison and Milwaukee.
II you want to 20 20 Milwaukee, Oshkosh. ~.
Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth Fort Garry, Minona,
Warren, Galena, Dubuque, Sioux city, lankton,
Council Bluffs, Omaha, Lincoln. Denver, salt
Lake city, Sacramento, san Francisco, or a nun
dred other northern. or NORTHWESTERN. points,
this great line is the one YOU should take, The
track Is Of the hsst steel rail- and All the appoint
ment are fir-t class ga every respect. It's trains
are made up of elegant new Pullman Palace
DraWing-rOoin and Sleeping Coaches, luxurious,
well lighted and well ventilated Day Coaches,
and pleasant iOungiug and smoking cars. TIE
cars are an equipped win the celebrated Miller
safety Platform. and Patent Buffers and Coup
lngs West nghou=e safety Air Brakes, and every
other appliance that has been devised for the
safety Oi passenger trains. AZ trains are run by
telegraph ln a word this GKEAl LINE has the
best ami Ennuthcst track, and the most elegant
AMI comfortable equipment ot any rOadin the
West and has no competitor in the country.
On the arrival Of the trains from the Last or
south, the trains of the Chicago Northwest
ern Railway leaveCHICAG0 a. follow:
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Theirs ia a. yenng lady in this city roI
Who t. 10 tnN n "A wien her yosug man no,
sipos 10 her, "Thou art sn nsar auo q
vi 40 FAR" he has to climb up on the
ia.ass.r table, and he puts IN the piano
sssyse sh 7ia'sss secsa1PtF 1PtFsIs1fa fa "Sso% % n I
J kHaSps Isl, soiov s1om 0oo,i yfassn belloq
dous .sIsio7 e1ew 81,
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A cERrAIN CONTRACTOR

in good aud regular standing both so
cially and ia business, and be made :.
trip 10 Springfield and exsmip, tbs
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OF the monument.

OF the monument.
This structure faces sonth. The
ground in front is level for a considera-
BILE distance, but on the north side the
ground inclines at a downward slant of
about 45 degrees, for distance of 100
feet, into n ravine or gully. The de-
clivlty is comparatively bare. About
two thirds the way down, aud consid-
erably to the left, is n large tree. The
catacOmb is in the north side OF the
building, and the reception room, or
"Memorlal Hall, ''as it is called, is IN
the south side. The catacumb has a
vestibule, in which stands the sarco-
phagus of marble. supported on wood
en trestles, and back Of this is the
entrance TO the five crypts. One of
these crypts is occupied by the re-
mains of Tad Lincoln, aud another viii
be by the remains of the ex-president
80 soon as the morbid curiosity that
leads people to clamor for sight at
them subsidies into decency.
THE vEsrIBULE
is a half moon in shape. the bow tow
ards the north. At night the door to
the vestibule is closed and padlocked.
During the day the sarcophagus Is Wis
ible through q grated door. The re-
ception room on the other side is an
ellipse in form, and quite spacious.
Between the two appartments. are the
walls Of brick that support the main
structure aud the foundation of
that shaft. These walls are very thick,
aud are separated by narrow passage
ways, which are accessible from the
rear Of the reception-room. After leav-
ing the door OF the catacomb you pas-
over a stone terrace for about g. .,,,
feet. ani then. passing dowr sbont
dozen steps, you come :" tho roadwa'
crossing when yo stand upon In
,s, Driek on .ne ue' ...sity before mentioned
inns o''ei description Of tie prsmi q
VI" .,.ter enable the reader to under
and what follows.
The detectives had not been in posl
sition bat q short tim.--not ever thu
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PASSENGERS

Have the privilege Of stopping OF at any point
ans OF visiting Washington CITY. en-rOute To the
"Centennial," without extra charge.
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GIVING HIM A sTIFF,

that was all. They wanted to find
whether he would stand by them in a
dangerous piece Of work without let
ting him know what that work was
They we're satisfied with him now.
They had n job of that kind which
would make them all rich il they could
only succeed with il. Then for the first
time they unfolded to him their scheme
to rob the grave of Lincoln. They
told him they wanted to steal the re-
mains from the sarcophagus, and bury
them in some secure and lonely place
to be revealed only upon payment of a
large sum of money. They believed
they
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-11-11
DOLEANCES DUN EDITEUR..

DOLEANCES DUN EDITEUR.-
Nous trouvOns dams le Protector
canadie" de Fall River (Massachu
settsi l'eytrait suivant du Cana
dien de Quebec
Editer uD Journal est nm puy
agreement. Sill content trop de
ro'iti4ue, les gens sen Dfeusent
81 lie caractere eat trop fin il di,
sent que CT Ieur fatigue les yeux,
81 les types sont trop gros, il sc
plaignenr Qu'On ne lcur d0nne
pas de quoi lire sill public les
alepecIles telegrapliques, l'on dit
que c'est tout des mensOnees sill
ne les public pas,on le traite dan
tediIuvien !; sill dome des articles
originaux, il est blame de ne pas
publier d'extraits +; sill copie des
articles de choix, on l'aceuse de
tire trvp paresseux ponr ecrire; sill
fait a quelqn'un des compliments,
il est accuse de favoritisme sill
men fait pas, c'est une brute NAL
complalsante. Sill Acrit un eloge
dun defunt, les vivants sont Of
fusqu6S; sill fait illusion 4 ses de
fant>, ON lui conseiIie de s.6tudier
lni meme. ST l'editeur ecfit 4 Ia
dresse des DANES, les hommes
sont furieux sill ne s'occupe pas
d'eiles. les danes trOuvent que le
journal ne peut 6tre tOlere dams
nue. maisOn.
81 nous allons q reglise, nous
sommts des hypocriteS !; $: nous
d, allons pas, DIES lsprouv6s. ST
nous gartluns le bureau ct nous
0ccupons de uos ahaires, c'est. dit
on, que nous somiueS trop Eers
pour nous meier av-c les yelis 81
Nous >ortous, lis dissent que nous
Ltg'.geons nos aEaireS. Si nous
pnbIiOns de la poe>ie, nous som
mes accuses de foiie ; vi nous n'en
pnbInns pas, nous n'ayons aucun
go1t pour la Literature 81 la
mali+ est en- retard, nous he pu.
bllOns pas notre tenllIe reguliere
nnent; 81 nous ne payons pas
promptemeni, nous he Sommes
pas digue de eontiance. All! lie
sort d'uu editeur est bien envia-
Bile.
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Et Fenfant, ouvrant de grands
yenx, regarda l'ange au visage
beau ct rayonnant, ct au meme
moment lis etaient dansl le ciel. Oh
u ny await plus que joi+ It feciiite.
Dieu pressa Fenfant mort snr
son c@nr, ;slors il lui NIT des allies
CONNIE 4 Pautre ange il vola svec
lui, la main dams la main. Puts,
Dieu pressa toutes les tleurs snr
son c9ur mais la pauvre plante
des champs, il Ia baisa il lui vint
une voix.et ellie chanta avec les
anges qui, jouissant tous de Ia
meme beatitude, ,planaienr autour
de Dien, les uns tout pres, les an.
tres un peu plus loin, formdnt I'M
grand cercle qui s'etendait tou-
jonrs, ,toujoursjusque dams linfini.
Et il chantalent t0us. grauds
ct petits, lie bon ct cher enfaut ct
la pauvre aeurs des champs, qui,
fanee,avait etc jetees sur II fumier
dams F6troite ct snmbre rue.
CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-11-11
notice.,

Messrs. c. LAZARD 4 CO., Of New O,
leans, respectfully Informs their friends
and customsrs and the public In eener ii
that they have removed their stores from
corner Of St. Ann and Old Levee 6ts.. "a
Nos 2ij, 2l5 and 2l7 Old Levee st., near
Dumaine, opposite the French Market, ut
Leon Godchaux's old stand, where they
viii be pleased r. receive Ill orders en-
trusted to their care.
~ All those wishing to purchase Clothing,
hats, Valises, Trunks. etc, ETC., at the low
est prices, will do well to call at the nsv
stores of G LAZARD T. 1xl
Nos. 2lS, ais and "a Old Isyes n
Bee advertisement. OCT. il lH1