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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-28

some very fine vehicles. Barbee q
Gates have just bought from them q
fine business buggy, which will be
admired by all who see 1t. The Messrs.
f. H. Ludovice & Co. have also pur-
chased from them an elegant carriage,
and they have engaged the same firm
TO build them an extra large wagon
for hauling their bee hives. We are
really not surprised to hear that Page
& Gravel are kept so busy, for the ele-
gance, strength and durability Of
their work Is a standing advertise
ment for them, and all who buy vehi-
ces from them are complimented on
their good judgment.
About midnight Sunday the alarm Of
fire was sounded and the stable in the
rear of the adobe building on First
street between Fort and Spring streets,
was discovered to be on fire. The
building was slight frame aud quick
ly burned to the ground, in spite Of
the efforts of the firemen. Two horses
owned by Messrs. Ferris and Davis
were burned so badly that they had to
be killed. A cotton ball found in the
stall of one of the horses, seemed to
indicate that the fire was the work of
an incendiary
The books of the City Treasurer and
the remnant of the city funds were
yesterday transferred to Jos. Huber,
Jr., the new Treasurer. Mr.. Huber
announces this morning that his Of
flee will be at the store of Swigart &
Huber, Main street, opposite the Court
House. All warrants are presntable
to John Miner, Deputy City Treas
urer,a the Farmers and Merchants
bank.
]. L. Williams no longer walks
about the streets in "maiden medita-
ton fancy Free" Joe was married on
Sunday evening, but in his excess Of
happiness he did not forget the boys
who work at the "art preservative of
all arts" and mid bumpers of cham.
pagne and the smoke of the fragrant
.1avanas, the HERALD office drank
and smoked long life and endless hap
piness to himself and his fair bride.
How they saw the eclipse: at Ana
helm it was Through glass darkly;"
at Santa Barbara "with their heads at
an angle of forty-five degrees;" at San
Diego "with stiff necks the next
day." at San Francisco it was "117
degrees and 18 minutes to the west of
the point" and in Los Angeles we
looked at it with one eye shut. Every
body saw the eclipse.
Advices received from member of
Lieut.. Bergland's party (Wheeler's
Expedition dated Fort Yuma, the
% inst, states that all are in excel
lent health and spirits, work being
pushed ahead vigorously and success
fu ly. The party expect to return to
Los Angeles by the 18th of May.
E. A. Preuss, Jr., has fitted up in his
drug store next door to the HERALD
office, one of the neatest soda fountains
we have seen. His syrups are of the
finest quality, and he sells soda plain
at five cents per glass, and cream soda
at ten cents per glass.
A certificate of deposit issued by the
Farmers and Merchants Bank in fa-
vor of William Baldwin for $1,000,
has been lost. All parties are warned
against negotiating said certificate, as
payment has been stopped.
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Lrict Court.---SEPULvEDA, ].

District Court.---SEPULvEDA, J.
MONDAY, March q.
A. b. de Baker VS. ]. ]. Carrillo Set for two
O'Clock p. NJ.
Sanchez VS. Temple Leave granted to file
an amended complaint
W. r. Kinds ct al VS. Chas. g. Johnson
Findings in favor of defendant flied; 10 days
stay granted.
W. r. Rosecrans VS. j. w. Douglas-Case
tried and witnesses examined, and submit
ted.
w. s. Lyon VS. Geo. II. acknowledgements
submitted, tive days TO file points.
Jones VS. Temple 4 Work kman-Demurrer
submitted, two day to file points.
Chas. R. Bard VS. Temple q Workman-De-
murrer submitted, two days to file points.
Plaffen berger & Co. VS. Temple 4 Work.
man-Demurrer submitted, two days to file
points.
Mullett VS. Waldron-Set for go p. NJ.
Amador VS. Williams-Motion for new trial,
submitted; briefs TO be filed In 10 days
Warren H. Mace VS. Edward Merrillo-Am-
davit and order for publication Of summons
filed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-28

Fifteen tables and twenty-five draw.
ers full of new clothing at the Import
ant, under the Lafayette Hotel. The
most fastedious can be pleased there,
and at the same time save 25 per cent
All goods sold at San Francisco prices.
. to april
All parties contemplating buying
clothing will do we'll to examine the
stock of the Important. to apr l
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Passengers Tor San Francisco.
The following passengers left on
steamer Orizaba Sunday, for San

steamer OrlZaDa SUNDAY, Ior Oan
Francisco: J Halves, E Lehn, ] Wat
son, Miss c West, Miss NJ Hattll, Mrs
Stoptes, B Lynch, Fl Briggo, ii S
Pool, L Bacon, L Porter, p Arnold, j
Bailey, Fl Beckwith, j Ingram, Mrs
5 Baldwin c B Nichols, j W Johnson,
A Wilcox, J Edenger, j Holmberg, d
McMaster j 2 Haecomb, G f Snyder,
M G Barkly, Tappiener, r w 9 j
Beacher, Schuehamer, Miss J Suther-
land, Mrs A G Shaw, Mrs s j Mckay,
Captain Dearborn and wife M
Gardner, c Taylor, J Brakler,
E H Clark, B M Jacobs, A M Griffing
Miss M E Dean, Mrs A G Carpenter,
Mrs A Collins, S r Miller, r Shaw,
J Slawson, wife and child, G A Ret
ter and wife, Mrs VIM Walsh, Mrs F
A Hammond, Mrs d Baker, ] Meyer
stein and wife, B F Clatterbucd, J
YOurt, r. A Dalton.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-28

l.. Roeder, Spring street, between
First and Second, manufactures all
styles of wagons and carriages and
does repairing In first-class manner.
Mr. ROeder uses nothing but the best
of material, and he employs the best
workmen to put 1t together, SO that
his work for durability and finish can
not be excelled in Southern Califor-
mia. Sole agent in this city for the
celebrated Mitchell wagon.
mar16tf
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COURT REPORTS.

County COurt-OMELvENY.J j.
MONDAY, March q.
]. r. Holt-Seven years in state prison.
Probate COurt-O'MELvENY,J ].
MONDAY, March "a.
Estate of Andreas Bico-Contest for letters
of administration between Pho Pico and ROM
ulo Pico; on trial.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-28
STOCK REPORT.

BY ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH LINE
Especial Dispatch to the Herdld.l
SAN FRANCISCO, March q.
MORNING QUOTATIONS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-28

TO LETT nice furnished room on San
Pedro street, near First. Gentleman and
wife preferred Apply TO Mrs. Barber, on
the premises. mar23 Iw*
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= Or SALE,-A business in u neighbor-
ing town, established five years. Lease
10 run two years at moderate rent. Stock and
fixtures al cost Liberal terms to responsible
parties. Apply to CHAS. V. HALL
marl2-tf
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POsTOFFICE LETTER LIST.

Lstof letters remaining in the Los Angeles
Postoffice Monday, March 9th, 1915. To OBJ
tain these letters say advertised" All let
ters not called for in 30 days will be returned
to the Dead Letter Office:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-28

= w. MORGAN has money to loan in
~. sums to suit on approved securities.
Parties wishing considerable sums may do
well to give him q call. mar25-Iw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

March 31st, 1876.
To the highest bidder ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY LOTS, between Fifth and Eighth
streets, Central Addition, Santa Monica
These are by far the finest lots on the mar
ket, commanding an extensive view of oc an,
town and villa farms. The Central Addition
To Santa Monica Is located upon Prospect
Hill, situated midway between North and
South Santa Monica. 1t Is an extension of
the rising ground upon which Mr.. Lncas'
handso meshouse is located. II is now the fa-
vorite pleasure ground of the Santa Monica
people, being covered with q variegated car
pet OF wild flowers.
trestle bridge will span the railroad upon
an extension of sixth street, the contract for
which IS already let and the work will be
complete before the day of sale.
The title Is perfect, being part of the San
Vicente rancho.
Terms Of Sale:
One-fourth cash, one-fOurth in six months,
one-fourth in twelve months, and the balance
in eighteen month, with interest at 10 per
cent. per annum.
A Special Train will leave the San Pedro
street depot at 9:90 in the morning on the day
OF sale, and return at 4P.M.
For map and further particulars call on
JONES & MOVES.
mar25-td Auctoneers.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND CENTRAL.-E. F.. Fisher, Propri'r
(EnrmarIv Rackman HOusel

GRAND CENTRAL.-E. F.. Fisher, Propri'r
Formerly Backman House.)
w w Kelley, ST ] Ingram, S
C Kingsley, do II Hart, Portland
c Washburn, Bost + G Parish, Canyon
H Beckwith, s + Ketchum, Barb
DIR Thatcher, do w III Brewster, Bostn
A A West, do Butler, Ills
l. ] Clark, Bost ID Ii Smith, f
III Geary, do w Calhoun, s.
s a Winter, N Y l. E Winter, s j.
Lawrence, U S A Count Dwarakowskf
Mrs Clara Goddard j Perry, S Diego
M Ullman, u A VIM Jones, Spadra
NJ Chipley. ST M f Ingram, Oaklnd
j Lamb, Oakland SB Leedy, Fresno
II Sargent, Ohio RG McGibbon, Orng
III Wilson, Summit Mrs McGibbOn, do
Geo Scott, Phila FL Allen, Phila
Capt ] Black, AMI Jno NJ Allen, do
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FOR SALE-FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, = Nice residence of five
rooms, hard finished, with cellar. Fur
nished with black walnut and rep furniture
also, stove and cooking utensils, and every
thing belonging to housekeeping. Inquire of
+. NJ. Bailey, No.67 Also street Opposite a lso
Mills, or at this office. mar26-lwh
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Postoffice Monday, March 9th, 1875. To OBJ
tain these letters say advertised" All let
ters not called for in 30 days will be returned
to the Dead Letter Office:
LADIES LIST.
Allen EA Jones RK
Baker Miss NJ Kenna M
Bishop Fannie Kinney EFF
Booth s & Lang Lena
Burk LiZzie MaZOn Catillna
Campbell Bella Menthes Eliza
Colt E p Newell Annie r 2
Connors Mrs John Nuttall Sc
Cox Florence Perez A RIP
Crowley Mrs b Phillips Cora
Crownan Mary Raudell Minnie
Cummings Ellen Russell Presintaclone
Davis Mrs V Singer III NJ
Dillois Rosalina Simmons s
Farrell Kate Smith K M
Furgusson M /. LIE
Fuller Nord Toler Susie M
Goodman Nellie Tucker
Higbie A Ward Mrs John
Holmes Edgar Wilson Annie
Hyde Lottie Leila
Jones ID W
GENTLEMANs LIST.
Adams ] w Lyon Early
RW Mahen James
Abgria X MarstOn II w
Alexander link Maricle Abram
Allen co Marshall Thomas
Allison VIM Martin James
Andrews VIM 2 Mathews Richard
Chas A May Charles
Atwood T 2 McCarty s
Baltesera ID Macarthur ID
Beach Walter McGriffCharles
Bell G w Msselback Christ
Bernard r Melne II ID
Blackman & Co Miller Frank
Bleck John Montague WF4
Bonnard Francisco Montgomery
Brewster George Monges Ramon
Byand John G Moody w b
Bulls o Morrisey WB
Burditt WV MurrayJC
Burnett r d Memdell w
Bush Frank Murphey WP
Oarreno l. Meyers, Ford q Co.
Carol John Oliver Joseph
Carlo COrOniO Osema Albert
Carey James Otie Robert
Casnow Geo o Owens Robert
Chambers Harry Parker j III
Clark WIGS lockwood Col
Clark L + Patterson w
Connor Dermis Perez Santiago
Coult Joseph Peters NJ
Craig DR. LII Petre Pyarow
Davis Col w Pitts Levy
De Gray Joseph Quiginn q Sarrcuto
Dilley II V (Reg) Rallalez Miguel
Dornic Pierre Ramsey VIM
Dryden Rev DAB Relies Andres
Edgerton M Reno Pocy
Edwards II A Richardson G b
Elledge John II Rheimhause Julian
Euconas Gabriel Rillish George
Farnham Gilbert Sanchez Melchor
Furgusson John d Shriveby w b
FerejuiO Abel Shane CIV
Floyd John Silva FB
Fletcher Colon Smith + A
Flores " FL
Freileigh John w Edward
Garvin George John Robert
Gerald Jas F. JH
Galnido Rafael JR
Gussem Fred Sommers VIM
Glenn III Spence
Goldsteener & Davis Shields Wolfe
Goodwin nCW Stevens H II DR.
Grigabba SalbadOr2 Steele George
Gridley DR. r Swanwick TT
Grants Louis ID Tirau Jesus
Gutterson WI z Thorss Martin
Hahn E j L Thormen John
Hall p Thibbs w II
Harper Chas + Tool d X
Harris w B Toner Barnard
Heitste Sam Tobin wv
Hichbone G Tuttle DIV
Hoppe John 3 Valdez Innocente
Howard Chas Virian Thomas
Jennings Moses H Walcott G II
Kent Horace WaldriZ James
Kelsey III B Walker Chas H
Landell James Walworth +
LathrOp Frank Watrons Henry
Ledon S A Workman Eliza
Light III p Whitman Darcia
Lisalda Edward Wilson d BIS
Lowe S A Wright Edward
Lingo Lignor Ybarra Francisco
Lynch ID A Young George
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0LD PAPERS,, suitable foT wrapping,
~ for sale at this office.

FIRST GLASS BOARD g. ROOMS.
! -Sults, and large single rooms, with sun
ny exposure, at the KIMBALL ~ANSION,
New High street. The house is eaborately
ments, and commands charming view of
mountain and valley. nov6tf
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$50 REWAR D.

I WILL pay the above-named reward for the
] recovery OF my horse, WALKING JOHN
stolen from Mayor Beaudry's g pasture:
mars-tf II. s. RUSSELL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-28

p OOMS AND BOARD.-Three gentle
! I men and their wives can be accommO-
dated with single or suites of rooms and
board, corner Fort and Franklin streets, one
block from Court House. Inquire at rs Main
street. mar1l-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-28

Inn WAGONS FOR SALE by VIM.
w Stoddard, No. 7S Main street.
marl1-tf
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EOR SALE.-A new and commodious
! dwelling house, in a desirable situation,
commanding a fine view. Price, $780, with
very easy terms OF payment. Also, building
lots in all parts of the city for sale ON the in
stalIment plan. BRONX q MITCHELL,
Room g. Commercial Bank.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-28

= OR RENT.-A desirable house ON Fort
] street, next to the corner of " irst, two
blocks from the court house, of seven rooms
and kitchen on the first floor and four large
rooms on the second floor. Apply at No. 10
Spring street, up stairs. B. l.. PEEL.
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PYRO -EXTINCTEUR.- On lit
dams le Ledger de Philadelphia =:
Dernlerement un eSsai dun nou
vel acide extincteur du feu, in.
vention trangalse ayant principa
lement en vue les grands incen
dies. IL etc tait sur une enlinence
pres de Georges Hill, dams lie pare
Fairmount. L'inventeur de Get aci
de pretend quill est facile den i'm
plegner les jets deS engins q Va
peur, ct que lorsque lie jet tou
che un outrage &c bois guelcon-
que, que le dit bois soft OH non en-
feu, il est impossible aux mate
rlaux de rcprendre feu apres qa'-
Ills ont etc Ell contact avec lie gaz
que }e feu fait Gyaporer de Get
acide. Lfacide sfemploie dams la
proportion de 20 livres pour %
gallons dIeau, ct il doit 6tre jete
dams l'eau, avant qu'elle ne soft
reeue ou declargee par rengin.
On salt seryi pour l'experience
dun We'll engiu a mains, anquel
l'eau 6tait tournie par cling voitu
res a eau ordinaires, stationnes
q cote, Lfacide a etc verse dams
feau de ces vOitures dans la pro
portion indiquee, ct l'eau ainsi
impregnee a etc lancee de lsengin,
a travers deux sections de con-
duits, sur un hangar de bois rem
pills de matieres combustibles re
couvertes de goudron liqnide ct
saturees d'huile de charbon. Qua.
rante cinq secondes apres le Ian
cement de l'eau, les tlammes
etaient enforcement 6teintes, ct
l'experience a etc repetee piu-
sieurs tois avec le meme success.
NJ. Lenormon, lie propagateur
de cette utile invention. Sc prOpo
Sc de faire aes experiences q New
York.
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CIRQUH.-C'est mardi proclaim
que les grands Cirque ct Menage
RE du Prot. w. w. Cole, doit don
per deux representations, Pune
dams l'apres midi ct l:antre dams
Ia soiree. Jamais troupe aussi com
pl6te ct aussi bien organiser a etc
vue dams Thidodaux. LIE person
mel est des plus nombreux, ct
tOus les artistes sont reconnus
pour 6tre DIES sujets de premier
ordre. Les ecuyers ct les 6cnyeres
ne laisSent rien a desirer, les
ctoaens sOnt parfaits ct les chevaux
dresses de main de maitre. Allez
done voir ces deux exhibitions,
Avec un seul ticket ON peut voir
toutes les curiosit6s que les trois
ilnmenseS terteS renferment.
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DRATNAGE.-M:. S. r. Grisa.
more, President de la Compagnie
LafoWele and Tefyebonae Drain
age and navigation Company, fait
nn appel au peuple de Lafourche
ct Terrebonne, par lrquel il in
forrne les gems intereS>6s an net
to.age du Bayou Terrebonne.
Qi.un nnmm6 Newton. lnventeur
dam nouyeau proce',6 pour net
foyer ct ereuser les canaux ct
Bayous, Sc trouvait d Thibohaux
sahedi dernier, ct qu'apres avoir
examine uue grande partie du
Bayou Terrebonne, il estime les
del'enses de ce travail qui peut
etre fait dams troiS mois, q $40, 900
environ. La vile de Thibodaux a
deia souscrit $4,000, ct 81 les per
sonnes interesSees veulent sous
cl'ire un egal montant, cette anne
lioration ST fera, ct tOntes les pro
prietes riveraines J gagneront Oh
valeur.
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-Iiexpose oficiel de la derte
publiqae lndique une aug.nenta>
ton de $557, ,662.64 pendant lie
mOis de novembre' L4encaisse du
Tresor au Ter decembre Sc a6com-
posait ainsi: especrs S79,SS1,471.
"a; papier-monuaie, S11,743,215.
%; depots specianx pour le ra>
chat des certificats de depot, 40.
725.OOO.
Mr.. Darrall, representant du
troisieme district Congressional,
Went de presenter un bill pour
permettre a ltEtat de la Louisi>
ane de clOre Femboucbure du
Bayou Laf0urche. L'annee der
Mere ce meme personnage await
present6 un bill demandant une
appropriation de S10.OOO pour Ell
enlever les distractions.
-Parmi les pickpockets arretes
dams l'incendie du theatre de
Brooklyn, sont deux jeunes mar
chants de journaux de Brooklyn
ct up New Yorkais qui Il refuse
de donner son adresse. Ce derilier
sur gui Oh trouve une lnontre
dor, une montre d'argent, un pa
quet de tickets de ferry ee divers
autres articles, a etc entoure par
une foule menacante. quaint il
etait interroge par lie sergeut de
police Il faut lie pendre +! criait>
on, il faut lie tuer A mort I'm
homme qui vole Ell de telles cir
censtances ne merite que la cor.
de J" LIE vOlenr he s'est pas fait
prier pcnr descendre dams sd Gel
lule.
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ct quill ne prendra plus part aux
atfaires publiques one CONNIE un
simple citoyen .aloux de l.hon-
neur ct de Ia prosperit6 de son
pays. Que he s'est il borne Ia ily
huit ans II ett etc l.homme lie
plus honore des Etats Unis, ct
auralt pu lie reste de ses jours.
anssi glorieusement qu'aucun
homme au monde, sc reposer sur
ses lanriers.-Cousrier des Etats.
Unis.
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Bon MOT DU CARDINAL GUS
BXRT-Quand NJ. Cremieux arri
VA a Tours comme deIegue do
gouverne,nent de Ia defense ma
tionale, de navrante memoire, lie
juit .jngeant sans doute plus cons
mode de So faire hel,erger que de
s'instalIer i erandS frais dams les
hotels de la vile, ALA demander
l'hospitalite q lfarchev6que. Cette
idee etait puur le moinS originate.
-Monseigneur, Iii dit il, ell Sc
faisaut cennaitre, c'est la RepH>
blique qui Went frapper a votre
porte, pouvez vous la recevoir.
Monsieur lie ministre, repon
dit lie prelat ell nontrant ses ap
partements remrlis de malades
ct de bIesses, je puts la METRE a
lth0pita!.
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RESTAURANT DES QUATRE
SAYS0NS

MR.. JOHN BOSIO, PhOPRIETAIRE
WI du RESTAURANT DEs QuATRE-SAIsoNsI
previent ses ainis de a vile ct do la Cam
payne, ainsi que lie pnblic en- generate, qui
q transfere son restaurant du No lJI de
la rue de Charities au No. III de La meme
rue, pres de St-Louis. II profile de ccttc oc-
casiOn pour remereier le public ct sollicite
en- meme temps La continuation de son bien
veillant patronage. II informe en- outre ses
amis quill des salons particulars All pre-
mier, ct des chambres meublees a louer IA
semaine on all mois. Les persOnnes d.. "a
vile ct de la cainpagne y trOuverOnt tout le
comfort deelrable.Le restaurant sera Ouvert
jusqu'a nlinult, 6fev '75.(
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NO 20
Avis:

oC. MM.C. Lazard & Cie., dc la Nouvelle-
1i Urieaps, intorment respectueusement leurs
"a" a,1's e. ieers pratiques, ct lie public en- gene
i'a ia,, ~, ns mt transfeie leurs magasins do
Levde aux Ms 2l3. aI5 ct 2i7 rue V;a;l,e 'ise
Levee, pras Dsmaine, en- face du MarahS
r. rrahfals' ranSen etablissement de Leon
noaclauN, on ~ fecevront avec plaisir tous
,es ordres que Fon voudra bien confer
Ious ceux qui desAsnt acheter des Hobil
dement's, Chapeaux. Salises. Males atc
etc, aux plus bas prix, seront bien de mas,
ser SCI aux nouveaux magaAus d. c, Lazard &
Cie.' ~ 10 ct 2i7 rue Vislle Levee, a Fan
c'eh etaoiissement dc GodcAaux -Voir Fan
nonce. oot Ia,7c
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Tn dentiste est en- train d'ex-
traire une molaiIe q un de ses
clients, qui pousse des cris de
merluche.
Ne criez done pas CONNIE ce-
la, pour l'amour de Dieu! dit l'o>
perateur avec des larmes dams la
vOix.
-Oui, je comprends, repond le
patient, vous souffrez de me voir
sOuffrir-
Non, &C que j'en dis c'est
pour les vOisinS.
Ca les derange =?
-Si ce n'etait que celia. 80.
mais Ga lear 0te la confiance!
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UN GENERAL FAussAIRE.-Le
general Daniel Woodall, ancicn
aSsessenr du revenu intfrieur 4
Wilmington (Delaware), en- der
nler lieu proprietaire dune manu-
factnre a Middletown, dams le
meme Etat, Went de prendpe Ia
fulte apres s'6tre appropri6 une
vlngtaine de miliiers de dollars
au moyen de faux. La deptche de
Wilmington la fait suivre de Get
te reheXlon etOnnante '.Le gene
raj emporte dams sd fuite les sym
pathies du public II serait a de-
slrer quill n'ent emport6 que celia.
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P0MPTERs-C'est domain ma.
tin d Picture habituelle que les
membres de la compagnie DIES
fompiers, Protectsr No. 9, sont
tennis, de par les 'lafs reglepen-
taires' q proceier a la manenvre
mensaeIle de lenr pompe.
La compagnie ThibodauS No. !
est egalement reqnise de s'assem
bier demain matii', i lsheure habi
tuelle, au depot de Ia pompe pour
falre ce qu'elle ma pu faire di-
manche 'lernier faute d'assez de
membrcS.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-12-16
THIBODAUX, IM, SANIEDI l6 DECENBRE 1875.

CLoTURE.-Mr. @. B. Darrall
a presenteau Congress un bill pour
donner lie pouvoir a rEtat de la
Louisiana de termer le Bayou La
tonrehe. II est probable que cette
premiere d6marche a etc faite a
linstigation de Morgan ct la com
pagnie des Lev6es. sans s'inquie-
ter des interets des habitants qui
pennle cette contree, une des
plus tertiles de PEtat. Car il est
evident qu'une semblable mesure
prOnee settlement par le chemin
de fer, la compagnie des levee ct
par une douzaine d'individus qui
ont plus a cnur leur interet per
sonnel que celui de la eOmmunau
te, plongera, 81 ellie est adoptee,
une partie de la paroisse Ascen.
cion., les paroisses Assumption,
Lafourche ct Terrebonne dams de
telles conditions quill sera d6sor-
mals impossible 4 tous les hahi~
tants grands ct petils de pouyoir
non settlement vivre mais encore
d'etre d meme de pouvoir exploiter
avantagenSement la recolte quill
anront fats venir au prix des
plus grands sacrifices. Ponr pre-,
venir ces consequences desas-
treuses, il est du aevoir de la
nOmbreuse ct laborieuSe popula-
ton qni habite cette eontree de
prendre immedi2tement des me
sures pour 'empecher que ce bill
soft adopte. Dams tous les pays
du monde, on ma jamais cherche
a detruire les cours d'eau natu
rels.topt le contraire, on cherche a
les ameliorer ct lorsqu'il Y en- a
pas on ell etablit. car lenr utilit6
est recOnnue. Mus vondrions sa
'oir 81, le Docteur Darrall, de
pnls .longtemps membre du Con
greS, par ia grace du Orerturning
Board, lorsqu'il await des mala
des d soigner, il les tuait au lieu
dessayer de les guerir.