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, 1876-10-23

Specia! Dlspdteh to 7ae Tribune.
GOSHEN, Ind, Oct. :23.-A luan by tic name
Of Berger, who resided near a1ilford, Kosclusko
County, has been missing ever since tho Demo-
crntic rally at this place, ull Saturday, Oct. I.
1t WAS supposed BY many lhat he Ind loft this
section. Others cia!ned tl'nt he was fouliy
dealt With, aud his body thrown into thu uy-
draulle Canal. 10 strengthen the lust opinion II
cup waa found IN thc canal whieh was recognized
BY Ills fu1nily NJ his, anl as having been worl, by
lin tint day. The w1ter was let out
Of tlc cauAl lust night nliI his
body was found this forenoon. i
Jury was linpaneicd. which, alter having the
body examined hT DR.. Latta, adjnurncd until
tomorrow morning ut Q o'clock. II Is reported
t,at tlay hayc lcft ior parts unknown, whIcl,, il
true. gives color to thu opinion that hc WIS
murdered.
, 1876-10-23

.,ror. \, III, Io.,,,r fxo., IT,. ..x.1 a.. ~. .,,,o
~ H. Il VA s,o tns nptnf ~ .MJ G;so
s,atnsn u np'' gtnen. any, fnr hn
rf pass.o..I @ tIafatst, III III sympnttics 'os M .nc
!a h,on n. ssea M t.1,eu, ~ atrne aevntioh 20 snG
Iii III H. ~ ht Ky .rI, ,h Jn,. ~ III H., ." VII ,hts f.
,v11 @ ,,,.na ~ it, ~ ~, Eli 5H X ILL.,, Ill., n-an
II the ~ fovn.n,: ~ tc T IeI sts,aa r. a. cvsry
sr.t,"cs mi c,ncrucnry thTnuchnmf t%a VA
sc.r-,i in.;ars 'vnr' - 1h,ht,nT Nv ill.,. NV son,n
nf .uhfci, r. Lad ,..;t,a, !" "' ,n,cnr.
nf mr. mox,r,,nr, nu .;nrc ~, w. ,nH oth"r. tn
l!rmi nu,t,nritic. ,.r,In', thc Hrr It s.",c !" ~
III III TH,iip r. M tc Y % t M sho
.errrtnrv ~ Jror "n nr ~ ~ ti,or, o,,5 In rn,c
n,ruTrI II c,.fr.,st ~ vi ,,,,,1n;v IL II" n".,,rni
fal.,.nnI, H. 49,, ,',,,ri.ad @ ifrn ~ ~ ofnr.n
and Twnr" t,at fi,n ic,'c,, ,rr,n ~ cnnrnrtci H.
ccrtait, rnrmtes wi,n i'll "tstnn II. ,ic.tr,r+Ion
ant: tecurcd ic aid Of ii. eUnf,'cntiai cls,I:. now
, 1876-10-23

WAsHi:tGTos, d. G., Oct. lS.-~'fhp public 1,ns
never bccn fully informed Ut tho danger whrl.
threatens the National Treasury III thu asecs-
s!un III the 1in.,!nns 10 power. The Southern
Claims Commission now IN existence Is ii Re-
publican institution created to bay tho Just
claims Of TIC Thousands Ut luyal Mcls In thu
South who suffered untold rriyaslons thruurh-
out the WnT Oh nccuuut Of their fealty to the
Uniun. With very few exceptions, the claims
wl!lcll that Commission nus audited Aud nh
proved have hcen just on"s; but MI cyamnu-
t!on If tle rlni'ns which that Commission has
rejected discoscs startling cY1s'cIre uf the
means rcss'rtcd tu by Svessiu'tsts to prove
tlitir loyalty, and siycA very lrdnt suggestion
uf the
Possibilities ur sCccEssrra FRAUD
under Commission nrsaIizru l'y tile Dcno-
crats for The payment Of war-losses without
condition of loyalty. II Is Il Nat!onal misfortune
that ttlc Commission l.As never bccn nnlc to
l,allo lhlIc the reports III these rejected case.,
aul the astounding evidence which has been
manufactured to rruyc tese rlaims. have
taken lilo pains lately 10 examine several
hundreds Of these adverse DECISIONS, atd the
evidences M iTau,l are apparent upon every
manuscript ru::t Of lctitlun un1 cyllencc.
THE OPINION ~ TIE LEVY CLAIM,
which ha1 never hccn hitherto published, Ii a
conspicuous ev:tlcnce uf unh!ushfng fraud, a,sl
furnishes suggestive Illustration ut what
nliGl,t happen wlirn the payment II u claim Is
mt hcdgra ain'lt hy csErtinis proufs nf lnya!ty.
In addition IN tho Information contained In the
Up!uiuu ul the CuMn.ssIUN 1t can be stuffed that
thu Commissioners also obtained documentary
evidence fruIn the Rebel archives which show
that this Levy who su untlnsng!y asserted hIs
loyalty male IL proposition tp t!e Confederate
, 1876-10-23

UiSpNfch f6 tI4EIH1 II t7U1f1 @Ffld!.
Jamestown, TEAM, Sept. ~, isid.-ihe Hun.
j. y, Riddle, candidate for Reelection 10 Cor-
grcss for this thu Fourth! district Of Tennessee,
addressed tho people here yesterday. lie
ca,;n,ri that III! 1cssei rnH-ci by Ftlfral ,ops Or
by he Federal f;o.sYxulent ahu,.d te }x1id allie;
tia: all tts !sonthtrA Irplc dfr ,'o~" to31.; ind
Haf ,ta tl,iiacua shoHiA tc Hae fn TIC sf:ttnteHt
u cit;mr Gyu;..st Me Gv,ernu.tHt, but ere,Titoaq
saunl te Jail; and rl!yt! himself II ,r'rk IL that
effect. ilt will probably Ike rc-ttcetel: his .tuc
trinc Is uupul:r with our tx-Cohfc lcsatcs; they
say It will make nloilcY plenty, and good times
III TIE :aalItti.
, 1876-10-23

70
Sioux CRY, H., Oct. GA fatal shooting
accllcnt occurrcl ncnr Coyngto1,, Neb., tllis
afternoon. A purity Of three young men went
from bern tn the woods oil tho opposite side Of
the river to haye u dny's hunt. One of them,
narncd Patrick Irwin, In caslcssly handling hts
m "s Ii1s G,nng tln ienei, f eot t'sct i, Inc
taius were brought icrr this evening.
, 1876-10-23

CHARLESTON, Oct. 2a.-Isiotous tlemoustra-
ttots Of negvors, gonsrully supposed to be thu
sars pons s a Il c" rs ts0sa seroas tS
demonstration Of urt,esl ,icgrt,es at Mount
Pleasant Village, opposLta Charleston, is caus.
Ing great alarm to Ills white residents, Who Will
petition Gell. il,gcr for troops.
, 1876-10-23

MEMPHIS, Tcnn., Oct. GA private telegram
from Pine Bluff says the steamer Rosa Miller,
of tic Memphis d Askansas River Picket COM
pany, frou Little Rock fur Memphis with 400
halea OF cotton, struck u sung nnl sank near
Swan Luke yesterday. No particulars aro
given.
, 1876-10-23
POLITICAL,
Continued from the frs! page.

III Just prcvloua to elections. Just hero tho
Ejgln Boys In Blt,c put IN an appearance, and
tl!e further Interesting conversation was drown
cd In tho stirring music Of their Ane baud.
REPUBLICAN, wORK1N0MEH.
The Republican meeting at the Union Foun-
dry Works Saturday noon was largely attended,
htr. A.. IL. Morrison was introduced, and atl-
dressed his hearers Chiefly on two tuples,-thc
tariff question and tho false cry Of reform Of
the DG1nocrats. Another meeting will be held
ncxt Saturday noon.
kcANp1NAvrAN REGIMENT.
The report uf tho grcnt torehltght procession
Saturday night placed the regiment Of Hayes
and Wheeler Minutc-s1cn coinsnanletl BY Col.
tccnth Ward. The fact Ia, tic regiment IL COM
posed Of Scnndinavinns, not only from tho
Fousteentl, but also from tho Tenth and Eley-
enth Wards.
, 1876-10-23

MENDOZA, ILL.,, OFT. 29.-Ilorsc-th!eYes arc
having a good tlmo Of It atou'nl Mcnt1ota.
Some ton days ago farmer few miles north
of hero lad u fine young teaul stolen irnns him,
Without nuy glcw to tlcr discovery yet, and last
night Mr.. Charles Crawford hal a valuable
young horse atnlen by Il trump, ho supposes,
whoui lIc lad lately employed, but who left lin
to ~ tU pnu0.
, 1876-10-23

PHILADELPHIA SMAcKlNG HER CHOPS.
pHlLADELPuIA, Oct, Aa.-It is announced that
tho British Government inten1s to present st.
Georges House, at tie Centennial grounds, 10
tho Guy OF Philadelphia after tbs close of the
Exhibition.
, 1876-10-23


NEW YoAH, Oct. ::sss.-I'hu scilr Joseph Marsh
was boarded Friday night iu Long Island
Sound, between Rikrr's island and College
Point, By 1,ino masked 4esprradots, who over
powered anu rubbed the crew of everything
valuable olld escaped.
, 1876-10-23

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
kEESE, N. H., Oct. IA down frcigtt-train
OIL tile Cheshire Railroad was run Into by I'LL ell
gine going up, abunt live miles from this place,
and Henry n. Staples, engineer, and Lewis
killed.
, 1876-10-23

END OF SO3tE Labor TROUBLE.
LONDON, Oct. .23-Tho operative cottnn.snin-
llcrs Ut blackburn have decided to withdraw
their notiers, and practically, the dispute In
North uAl Northwestern Lancashire Ii ut a1a
ritt1
, 1876-10-23
The Turks Commence m At
tack Upon Saitschar
and Deligrad.
Three Days. Fighting Reported,
with q pnrtinl Turkish
+, Success.
Russia Nursing the Desire of Her
People for War.


lSOhDVNy NEts +r1--ltlE jNHHHNFtt4 Al9fALEtl
from Belgrade says tho Turkish forces In Seryia
resumed tho Offensive Thursday, and hnttle be-
gan Which lasted three t!aya. 1t consisted Of
two distinct operations u,sc In fruit Of saltsrar,
md thu other IN positions commanding Deli
grnd. in tic lattur movement thu Turks catp-
turld OH Thurs1ny thirteen rcdoubts, great
quantities Of nrlnst and nlnny prisoners.
TIE FIGHT WAS Losa AND BLOODY.
The Turks continued to advance. On Saturday
there was further fighting. Iiaflx and ABDUL
pashns opened fire before DIunts, and Fazl!
rasla st,cllcd Alcxinatz Tho acrvlln forces ut
Dlunfs under 1IOrvnturlCh were routed with
great loss There are fears that Djunis, which
Is the key 10 the road through the Morava
Valley, will full Into the hands Of tho Turks.
THE TutKs PARTIALLY VICTORIOUS.
Tho Times dfspatc!l frou Belgrade reports
that In tho fight near SaItscllaF, tho Turks
gained tic day, having captured DolcvntZ.
Should tho Turks mnlse good tliclr double ad-
vance on ParatEin, tho Husso-Serv'an army
would be placed til u serious position. Tie af-
falr Is not yet dccidcta.
oRERcE'
LONDON, Oct. 13-A dispatch from Vienna
announces TINT tho King Of Grcece left unc1-
pc?tedly Sundny fur Athens.
The 3f"les correspondent III belgrade says
THE DIPLOMATIC SITUATION
Is still painfully uncertain Preparations for
war still cohtItlaci 81 does tho Kussinn tnnll-
. grafton. llc Is assured Oh good authority that
COME to Scrvla.
no RUSSIAN LOAN.
The Berlin correspondent of tho Titnea eavs
Russia has abandoned thu intentcon of rntsiup
forc:rn loan.
rsa,.r,,,. 1sre.r,oys,
Thc 7Y,>., Paris dsn,tr, n,cr,,,,,s n ,,,ror
II, th. ,u.ss,,u ~ T.nr1 foftns to Iivoa "a N
ufor1n thu t,zor t,,at Eu"l,n1 would not totc
lin Initiative IN 1rcsb nrrotfottons. lntt ,voul,1
mt frrl bcrscf attacked. a., 1nnrr aa R,,ss,ata
negotiations struck M blow ut lie portions ut
tho trcnty of fs:a, mt mn,lTficd by the 1,on1nn
Cnnfnrcnce or 1s71. THIS r,tu,nr IN mt vo,,r1,cl
fur.
THE rourz.
A yy,.,,, ,t,,.1 -. a., r,u ,r. - t.,
81, 'ie"'N u'sP*''e' ~ ~. 4'"'3 "ea' eas . ~
iel!iseco ilas been received from Constanttnople
that thr Porto Will accept ak weeks urtltstIcc
u thu condition tlat the reform oyoicuts bu not
,ntorfcr.l viii, mil th,+ ~, atot,s o,,, H.,
airtata, T., , s.r, " on'1 s1on.,,,ar a"e
1'a'l'ta''ea !" eeF'As "'A hoateaeSFo'
THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE.
4 Berlin tlis.sAtcl, to the Daily 7aegraph says
tie Czar Ia to lie nresrnt,sl viii, Al, nrrss frtn
t,,o W,,s,.,,v nnurn, drrt,r,n, t,o r,,5t,,s. -,
s,'0 .oa" ','4, ,''',, Aa ueso "
l' classes to obey I'LL commands IN reference to
war for the lIoeratlon Ut the Slavs. Similar ad-
t},rtu,v1,r,,& fin. In,,,r.
'"SN7"0"' N1"'r- @-
-yre,,,,.
ESTABLISH 4 JEWISH K1sapoMi
LtsYutch to 4He.o Y"rs 0rt1,Alc
WAsn1soros, u. e., Oct. 20.--Thcre Is a
N'.'eS "e0'J "'@" ''~'S 80 *"'~ ~'ae4SS "s's~'s
, 1876-10-23

There nrc Thousands Of Teorlu in CtitcnEt
with shattered. nerves as, debitttnte5 constitutions
IioAudH Aromatic Hitter WIale Of Iron ls soyer4
cisn restorative. llcput, 53 Clark.st.
, 1876-10-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

WIlhor's Cod Liver Oll md I.t1nc.-Tha
great popularity Ut this rafe anI clcuclons prepus.
ntIun ID nuMr attributable 10 lta fntsInulc worth,
IN tte cure VI coughs. cnits. asthma. bronchitis,
whoan ns cough, terofnous llnEars. and all con-
1amptxs tya. a1s w. ~ .nresof saaal.
whrn III agent sH thus ut sanll whcl, will alleviate
all complaints u! thu chest. lungs, or threat. Man.
sut BY nIl tsugsit.s.
, 1876-10-23

YELLOW FEVER.
SAyAnN4n, Oct. 23.-lutermcnts to-lay, seven.
three yellow fever.
, 1876-10-23

'En!tru7 37'Sgd!5N 70 7Es 7FItH'3;
.1.El.oIT, Wis, Uct. !l.-A Eralld RcpuIllcan
rally wsls held ut Tie Opera-Ilouse Tonight.
'rhc h'tl.u NILS runnlHg over iull, aud the Hon,
William /. Frye, of Maiue, made Il magnificent
succrl, intensely Interesting, powerful, and
convincing: Two hands Ut llusir VERY present,
Hnd the enthusiasm WuS iniMcuse. Nutllh.
lkr It Iii political way l,us bec, seen hero fur
yCurs.
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LTRANGERS HOTEL THOMAS AL
- BERTi, Proprietor, corner Ihibo-
daux and Green Streets
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Death Of Cardinal Antonelli

| The death of Cardinal Giacomo
Anfonelll Is announced by tele>
graph. A few days ago it was res
ported that he could not possibly
live and that his relatives were
sent for. His death deprives the
pope OF his abIest counselor and
most devoted personal friend. who
has followed him through all the
remarkable vicissitudes of his
life. AS statesman, Antonelh
enjoyed great distinction. His di.
plomacy has been tower of
strength to the Holy See, through
prosperity and adversity. He was
born at SorricinO in 1906 was ed
ucated at Rome, and elevated to
the deaconship under Gregory
XVI, in 1S45, and to the cardina
late by Plus TX, in 1S47. He be-
came prime minister in 1S4S was
supplanted through his unpopu.
larlty by Marrivani and Posi-
ted from Rome with the pope to
Gaeta IN the tronbles of 1848 and
returned under the protection of
the French army in 1850. He be>
came, with his master, retroactive
III his views and protested against
the progress of events which sub
sequently led to the unification OF
Italy and Victor Emmanuelts
triumph. In 1867, Antonelli be-
came curator OF the University of
Rome, and was made, in 1868,
dean Of the order Cardinal Dea,
cons. Since then.he has exercised
the power of a Pitt or Meter.
Mich at pleasure.A .AatOnelli resided
III the grand palace of the Vati>
can in rooms Immediately over
those OF the pope, who was III
constant communication with
him, as he has always been
through the great trials of the
last twenty five years. AntoneIli
has been the adviser Of the pope
and the executor of his behests,
1t will be exceedingly difficult to
lind a man who can take his
place.-LOuiSuille Courier jour.
nal.
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,1IINCHA .. } t., Surgeon Dentist.
Is --offiee, corner Green and st. brldg'
al Streets.
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The New York Shipping List,
of the lIth report:

The New York Shipping List,
of the lIth report:
Considerable excitement pre.
walls in the sugar market, both
OF this country and Europe. The
DEFICIENCIES III the last Cuba crop.
and the heavy falling of, also.
OF the beet root product of Eu-
rope. with light stocks all over
the world, have given an upward
impetus to prices, and both raw
and refined are more buoyant,
and have more decided tenden
cy to improvement than We have
known for years past. The refined
arllcle is especially active and
strong, the large advance and
scarcity in England calling for
heavy supplies from this country.
which we are i'll able to furnish
hence the considerable rise in va
lnes and upward tendency of tbs
market.
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
1870 NEW YORK, ,S

Eighteen hundred and seyenty-six is the
! Centennial year. 1t is also the wear in which
| an Opposition House of Repre- seututiyes. tho
first since The war, will be in power at
ashlngton and the year Of the twenty.
third election Of u President of the United
Ntates All OF these events are sure to be OF
| great interest and Importance, especially
the latter; and all Of them and everything
connected with them will be fully and fresh
| ly reported in THE SUN
| The Opposition House of Representatives.
taking up the line of inquiry opened wears
ago by The Sun. will sternly and diligently
investigate the eorruptions Hnd IL nisdeeds OF
Grants administration and will, it is to be
hoped, lay the foundation for a new and
better period IN our national history. Ofall
this THk Sun will contain Complete and
accurate accounts, Furnishing its readers
with early and trustworthy information
upon these absorbing topics.
The twenty third Presidential election,
with the preparations for it, will be memo
rable as deciding upon Grants aspirations
for third term OF power and plunder, and
still more as deciding who shall be the
candidate OF the party OF Reform, and az
eieotlng that candidate. Concerning all these
subjects, those who read THE SUN will have
the constant means CT being thoroughly we'll
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The WEEKLY SUN, which has attained Q
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already has its readers in every State and
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1T Is our aim to make the WEEKLY Sun
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are also regularly reported in it's columns
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"brutus Rlinkenberry," said
that gentleman's wife, drawing a
paper from her pocket in the Dri
vacy of the chamber on Sunday
morning. "Brutus Blinkenberry.
Pve counted, and out of the last
80 days you have come home in>
toxlcated n nights what do you
think of yOurrelf W Blinkenberry
groaned. "Well whatare. you groan
ing about now :" 'Them three
nights" replied BIinkenberry.
with all expression Of horrible
snfering.-Gold Hill tNeu.) Nescs
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Restaurant Antoine.

TranySrf rue St-Louis No. 65.
NJ ANTOINE ALCIATOR annonce
NJ ses clients de Ia campagne ct au
pubilc, quill q transfere son restaurant du
No Sc rue St Louis an Nos meme rue. entire
Royale ct Bourbon. II sollcite Ia continua-
tion tiu bieuvellant patronage qui lui etc
'accorde iusqua ce jour.
Ctansbres n,ess6sses po,s' les rosagevrs
re,8 '74ly Y.
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usE. y Copper, Tin ena Shte'
ssskefs, carnaI Market aud.
? sN
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Jones is suing for divorce
from his wife, who has deceived
him. He could not help. after dis
covering her guilt, rating her
sonndly for it. '.The idea W she
SAID, bursting into tears-'sths
idea OF treating me so brntallv,
when L had given myself 80 much
trouble to keep you from knowing
anything OF 1t so as not to worry
you. And this is the thanks I
get !"
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Large and Complete
Blacksmith, Wheel,UyigzAt
and Carriage Shop.

II. Tetreau, Proprietor.
INFORMS his friends, ard the public in
general, that he is prepared to under
take all kinds of work in his line, at advan-
tageous conditions and moderate prices.
He has secured the services of first class
workmen of recognized ability. He has laid
in a full and varied supply of spokes and
felloes Of first choice, for carriages. etc.
Also an assortment of patent carriage
wheels, steel hubs-a new article.
Graad opening of large and small sized
new style Collins with glassb, imitation rose
wood. black walnut and ash.
A choice and select stock of ready-make
shrOuds. for men, women and children, an
article of luxury, new style. at very moder
ate prices.
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THIBODAUX, LM. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25 1872
VOUNG MEMS DRAMATIC CLUB..

Young MEMS DRAMATIC CLUB
! Regular meeting Second Thursda
of each month
Officers :-Ailas T. Grisamore, Presi-
ldent Emile Loiseau, Vice President J
Omer Landry, Treasurer ; Henry Rlviere
Secretary +. Samoan. Stage Manager J
A Perrin, assistant Stage Manager; john
Hay; Property Man; 7. Bergeron, Costuner
A f. knobloch, Prolnpter J. l.. Webre.
Assistant, A. B. Ragan, Floor Manager,
Thomas Holden, Door Keeper.
Commitsee of 4rrangeaeuts A. 3. Ra-
gan, Chairman, J. n. Wright, l.. Aucoin,
N. z. Rigging gbotham.
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NOTICE.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
DOfice OF Parish Treasurer for the ssle Of
Parish Warrants lold ,issuel, AMI all monies
coming into the Redemption Fund will be
used for the purchase Of said warrants
monthly. to the lowest bidder.
SIT. GRISANORE.
an PA~st Police Jury
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BUSINESS CARDS.

NJ 1CHElET, II. H., Parish Treasurer
N1 Office, Green Street, cor Market
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Little Tee Wee,
be went to sea
LII an open boat !;
And while afoat
The little boat bended.
And my stOry's ended.

Winter is coming. The leaves
are reddening along their tira
Ike . young wOmanfs ears when.
sixty,
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SPECIAL'TIES.

Cognac, Brandies, Bourbon Whiskies, Rye
Whiskies Gin, Rum. Port Wine, Sherry
Wine, Madeira Wine, Claret Wine. White
Wine, Catawba Wine, Rhine Wines, Alb
systhe, Anisette, Curacao, Maraschino, ' ar
mouth, Hrschw ssser, Blackberry Brandy,
Peach Brandy, Apple Brandy, Cherry
brandy.
: lnoT. 18 '78.j
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HONORE TETREAU.
Ctzrpeater and NQchintSt.

Informs the public that those desirfng his
services may lind him at HIS ,rUlers chop
H. fctreau. I1fibodaux, La. 116sep
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JOS: DREYFUS.

JOS: DREYFUS,
:U:-:O:
Wholesale Dealer, Re-OistiIIer { Rectifier o.
Bourbon aAd kyts Whiskies,
Importers of Wines. Brandies and Cordials
Nos. &C g. 6S Common St.. Nev Orlcuns La.
Represented By +. Gueringer.
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JACOB MYERS
Dealers In

FURNITURE, Hardware, Paints, Oils
i Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic, rose wood. i1nmi
tation black walnut Cofiins. also cypress
cOttins made to order, &c. &c.
In connection with A. II. HoFFMANy, Cab
met Maker and Repairer of all kinds of fur
nlture. Main Street.
l5San ~ Bet JacI1on AND AtYhilD
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-rICI. P. A, Family and Ptaafa
A. ,,n Groceries. Main street, between
and I. !til:i : reefs.
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AAISON BLANCHE.

M Alison BLANCHE.
DIR. SAMPLE,
l57. Canal Street, NJ O..--...l67
CabOche Il Victor.
Always on hand best Brands Of Wines,
Whiskeys, Liquors;
Also
HAVANA g. DOMESTIC CIGARS.
my2o rs lyl
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zF1fA. G. "oyef House Keeper, Main
/ st., between '''ks'' aud st. Philip
rpets.