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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-11-14
RESOURCES
LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in................. SIS OnO 90
Surplus Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,UOO 90
Oihrt Undivided Profits. ....... 1861 10
National Bank Notes OutEtAnding.-... ST 6OO 40
Urvidcnda Unpaid..... ............... 2lOO
Individual Deposits Sui iCct to Check. 81 ,93n R9
Demand Cert ratcs oG DopoSits...... .nUO RO
Fine Ccrtifcatrs of Deposit ...,..... l.EOL 40
Due TO other National RankG.......... 2,9-I72
Due to State BAnks and BAnkers-...... 9SI ~
sI76,7l[ so
STATE OF WEST VIrGINIA,(
COMFY of J.fF'rs"n,
l. Samuel Howell. Cashier of tho above named
Bank. do solemnlv swear that the above stntE-
mrnt is true, to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
SAMUEL HOWELL. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before ms" this 7th
day of October, 1876. } SIMMONS.
Notary Public.
C0--Cct-Attcst.
II. o. TNLH0Tr, Directors.
w. L. Wilson.
OCtmher II. 1870.
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A COMPARISON.

Taylor county, the home of Mr.. Martin,
gives Col. Lamon a majority of about 95 over
Mr.. Martin. At the State election she gave
Golf majority of 214 over Mathcws-thus
showing difference of 119 in favor of Mr..
Martin. On the other hand Berkeley county,
the home of Mr.. Lamon, gives Mr.. Martin
2l2 majority, and at the State election only
gave Gen, Mathews 272 majority-a differ
ence of 60 in favor of Mr. Lamon. In other
words Berkeley county, with voting popu>
latiOn of nearly $500, gives Mr.. Lamon an
excess over his party vote for governor of 60
.yOtes-Or considerably less than t,co per cent !;
WI list Taylor county. with a voting popula-
tionHef but little over 1000, gives Mr.. Mar
TN sp excess over his party vote for COVER
nor Of 10 votes-or about fce per cent
We give this for the benefit of those who
TTere given to barpiag about Col Lannon's
popularity, before the election, so they
may see that il there is any merit in "per>
sOnal popularity" Mr. Martin, our Congress
man elect, has the advantage of Col. Lamon
more than fire to fsro.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

Il is not necessary to tell our readers that
Tilden has received, according to the ac-
acknowledgement of Republicans, as we'll as of
Democrats, ISL votes out of the 800 in the
Electoral College. 1t is, therefore, only me-
cessary that he should receive one vote more
in order to receive majority of the whole
number The official returns of Oregon,
Nevada, South Carolina, Florida and Louis
lana have not yet been received. AS no
State san have less than electoral votes, if
any one of the above named five States goes
for Tilden. he must receive at the very least
1S7 votes. which will be two more than
enough to elect hia.s But all i've of the
above States will have to go for Hayes in
order to give him the necessary 1875 votes.-
If they al go for him, he will be elected by
one majority if any ono-even the smallest
goes for Tilden he will be elected by at least
two majority. We think this is about the true
state of the case. From all We can gather,
there seems to be no doubt that the three
elects him By majority of 81 votes, even
suPPosing the States of Oregon aud Nevada
to have gone for. Hayes. That Tildcu will
be declared to be7ehe President of the United
States, and will accordingly be iuaugura,ed
in March next, we have no doubt. The Dem
ocratic party is too deeply in earnest to put
mp with fraudulent count in all three of
these States. A dispatch received yesterday
at 1:45, P NJ, from a member of tho Re-
turning Board of Florida declares tina. that
State has gone Democratic by 100 majority.
As Florida has 4 electoral votes, if this dis
patch be true, as we think it must be, Tilden
has 1SS votes, aud is accordingly elected by
three majority. even though all four of the
other States should go for Hayes. Tho fol-
lowing is :he dispatch:
BALTIMORE. MD, Nov. Is, 1876.
B. G.. Ryan, ChGrLest0trn:
VIM. Archer Cooke, Attorney General of
Florida, and member of the returning board,
te!egraphs Florida eleven hundred Dem
ocratic certain. GAZETTE.
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D | D..

At his residence in Harrer's Ferry, on the 81
III tue 5fth year of lis age.
=, II .ShCphSTnstown, October 81. 1876, DR.. R. p
MAGRUDER, aged Is years.
AT his residence, in wrncheste- after n linCcr-
i"E illness. November Eth, 1876, Rev. ISAAC ia
MEX, III the Gith Year of Ills ago.
OBITUARY.
Died ut IiarpPr's Ferry, Sunday noon, October
l3th lo!G' ELLA A., daughter Of Eliza a and
Slihs Walters, aged 1G wears and 10 months.
Tho light shOnn-oh, so softly
From the shadows of the West
And IT touched my daTlng's cycIlds
w 18th the blessed balm of rest
On! that light milu and tender
have often thought like then,
1hat an ANGEL touched my darling
And ne charmed away her pain.
For she slept the last sweet sIumber
That a weary mortal Knows:
Aud ner face E-cw strangely Quict
In a deep and calm rcposc.
les she slept TO wake at morning
On the cain, eternal shore,
10 4 new and strange existcUco
Full of rest forever more!
A FRIEND.
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II A RIED.

At tie r'>i cree of the bride IS brother NJ tho
t - Sp. 10, on mr. IN "rtne 9th ir.t. by
: IA +. DNEThEKD. only daughter of ST A =
county.
On October 5tl,, 1876. in Baltimore. Nil. nv
JOHN b. HUNT. for er!v of Savannah. GA, to
VIRGINIA +. MAYHEM, niece of ZIcnnl ian
cards.
~ o ; 81 1876: in Martirs?nrc. Ov Roy. E
LACRAN STU KEY.
P. Hyde. HENRY :. FARNSWORTH and Mis-.
NARY L. HENRY, bo,h OF NIa,tmsburr.
:, October p. 1876. in MartinsburC l,y Rev. A. NJ
BELLE V. RIMEL, both of Bcrkcc! county.
Octnbor %. l>I6 by Rev. A. NJ. Evcrs. Mr.
ClAS II, BOWERS to Miss ANNIE +. OLIVER,
b"tn OF MaIt'ns5uir.
Near Rock ford, M.chi,an, at tho residence or
the hrl"e's mother, Nav u, 1870, by Rev. MIR
R az & K M NTr FRANK o,NEiLL to Mss MARY
November ., lo76, III t." Loudnun StIcet Pros
hytcllII Gnu ch. 10y the Rev. II. NJ. White. H. d.
BRAGOElEE E>G.. and NJ IS JENNIEF MERE
Oil Ii, an of Winchester. Va.
At the residence OF the brides thor in Win
Chester, or SUNDAY evening, October 20. 1876, Iy
Rev; John X. Nelson. IHONLAS II. ROW +. If
VIM VIM -'A county '''' 10 Si'1S ANNIE E BALD
October &c, 1876. in tic NJ f. Church. Bolivar,
oy Rev. Mr. West; Mr. JOHN G. Flanagan If
S'IlltN 10 MISS ELIZ JANE TAMSDN
KREPPS. of Bolivar.
October 10. ls7G ut the residence IF tho brides
tat'cr. SOIOm, II FicmlrG ESP. Ly Rev d. Reg
ester, De-. II. ID DAVIDSON Ut BTaxtnn COUNTY.
w. Va, 10 Miss ELLEN ID. FLEMING
At Unionvll!c. November :. 1876, by the Rev.
}; Smit Mr.. J. T. HAGLEY, to Miss LAURA
SHIRLEY, daughter Of John J. Shirley. ali of
tsis county. -
On the 2I;h of October. ut the residence of
AleXandcr Marshall, rear Brnyvi Ir, Va. by
XIV b 5 IIlGiIlv. of Baltimore, GEO. W. Mai
TIN and Miss FANNIE l.. BROY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-11-14

WEST VIRGINIA STATE GRANGE.-The
State Grange of West Virginia held its annual
session in Parkersburg on the 1st inst. The
meeting was quite interesting, and the diff
ereut portions of the State were pretty gen.
orally represented.
The officers elected were as follows: B. NJ.
Kitchen, of Berkeley county, Master; L. NJ.
Stone, of Wetzel county, Overseer; c. T.
Butler, of Jefferson county, Lecturer ]. G..
Garrett, Harrison county, Steward G. B..
Davis, of DOddridge county, Assistant Stew
ard p T. L. Queen, of Lewis county, Chap
lain; B. Cushwa, of Berkeley county, Trea-
surer; James E. Hall, of Barbour county,
Secretary; Sanford Mason, of Barbour county,
Gatekeeper.
Besides these are four lady officers whose
names were not obtained.
The Executive Committee, formerly con-
sistlne OF three members, was enlarged to five.
to better represent the various interests of the
State. The following were elected Col. r.
w. Baylor, of Jefferson county, Chairman ::
NJ. Crow, of jackson county, for two wears !:
j. D. Whitman, of Ohio county, for two
years; j. Fl. Light, of Berkeley county. for
one year; Samuel Hatfield, of Ritchio county,
for one year.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

Next to our rejoicing over the election of
Tildeu and Hendricks to the Presidency and
Vice>Presidency of the United States, we re-
joice in the election of Wade Hampton in
South Carolina To give some idea of the
sort of man Mr. Hampton is, and the can,
vass he has made, we clip these closing sem
fences of letter from him published in the
New York Tribune of last Friday. He says
1--WE own by far the larger portion of the
property of the State. We pay the taxes
and bear the burdens, and to US good gov
erument is a necessity. The first element of
good government is a harmony among the
races who must live together, and to its pre-
serVation We are bound by every obligation of
interest. Whatever else may be said, every
candid man must recognize the forbearance
of the white people of this State under pro-
yocations to which American.citizens arc rare,
y subjected. have pledged myself, and
the Democratic party is pledged, to uphold
every right guaranteed by the laws Of tho
State and of the United States, and to see
that equal, impartial justice is administered
without regard to color, class, or party. We
can redeem these pledges, preserve peace,
insure protection to every citizen, white or
colOred. and make this State once more hon
est, tranquil and prosperous. Tha. and that
alone in the object of this canvass"
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TaE Era OF Coop FEELING IN NORM

THE Era OF COOP FEELING IN NORTH
CARoLINA.-Ad dispatch from Raleigh, n. C.,
November s, says:
'.The issue of the State aud national cleo
tons of Tuesday signaiized the advent of an
era of good feeling IN North Carolina. The
unprecedented spectacle was presented here
this afternoon of monster mass meeting of
citizens of both parties aud races, assembled
to exchange Fluctuations upon the result. 1t
was addressed by promineut Republicans as
we'll as Democrats. A brilliant congratulatOry
speech was made BY Colonel Thomas c. Full
Ter. of Raleigh Col Fuller eloGuently eu-
logized the American Union, which he said
must be held supreme forever, and assured
the cnlored people that all their rights and
franchises should be sacredly maintaiped.-
He said
81 tell ynu, colored mon, in the presence
of our splendid and sweeping victory, that the
white men of North Carolina will protect and
defend your liberties always and against all
corners, even with our hearts blood if need
full
Col VIM. r. Richardson. editor of the re-
publican State organ. counSelcd a peaceful
recognition of the Republican defeat and
cheerful acceptance of the situation Col.
Richardson was seconded by james n. Harris,
the talented colored member of the Repuh,
licsn Executive Committee Gen. VIM. Il.
Cox, chairman of the Democratic State Com
mittee. Endorsed the sentiments expressed nv
Col. Fuller, and many other speakers of differ.
ing political affiliations followed The great
meeting concluded at late hour amid en-,
thuSiaS'ic acclamatinns and with hearty and
unanimous good feeling.
-1----
Tue V1RGrNiA DELEGArrox.-Th re-
turns from tho various Congressional Dis
'ricts in that Site Indicate the election of
tn ssfrginia Democratic Ge'egatiOn, entire j:
LIST District, b. b Douglas. Dem
End District, John Goode DR., Dem.
3rd District, Gilbert G. Walker, Dem.
4'h strict, - White Dem.
9th District, C & Cabcll. Dem.
9Th District, J. Il Tucker, Dem.
Tin District. J. T. Harris, Dem.
Sth District Eppa Hunton. Dem.
oh District. a l. Pridemore. Dem
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Rockingham county, Va, has two pre-
Oincts at which Hayes did not receive single
vote, and another at which only one vote was
cast for the Republican ticket. Out of 4, Ola
votes cast in the county, $500 were given for
Tilden and Hendricks.
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LUMBER! LUMRER

WE arc prepared tn furnish bills Of Lumber
w of any size oI proportions at OuI Mill on
the Shenandoah River. near C0nrad's Store
Ilme GINcn 10 responsible PARTIES. Any in
quirics answered 10y addressing
L. L. LAMBERT,
HiVer Bank Rockingham County. Va.
Or J. +. HOCCK.
:, Shenandoah Iron Works. Page Co, Va.
Nav %, 1876. Gm.
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MILLINERY.
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

A LII persons are hereby forewarned AGAINST
"A trespassnR upon he Ia, DIS of the undeT-
TShG1: near kableIOwn. Jefferson County, w
va, ny hunting, passing through WITHOUT per
against all offenders t"' Ecu
Nov. II, 1s7G-4- % LEWIS
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THE POPULAR VOTE.

The New York Express furnishes the fol
lowing estimates of majorities by States on
the presidential vote, showing that Governor
Tilden has majority of over 800, 900 ON the
popular vote
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A sIRAL oiI-non. ex pIoSive-for snleb y
IA Dec = GEO. W. T. EEARSLEY,
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NOTICE.

THE Ordinance prohibiting the burning Of
Donhtes and Fire Balls within the CORPORA
ton Will be enforced against all offender.
THOMAS W. DAVIS
Charlestown. Nov. 9. 1876. mayor
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BANK STATEMENT.

u EPoRT of the condition of the First Ma
IL tloual Bank of Jefferson at CuarlestOWn.
Iu the state OF West Virginia, NJ the close OF
business October .. 1876:
RHSnTTRTEC
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Geo. w. Armentrout.
BRlGKlAYER ARD STGNE- MkS0N,

tHGr3cSi0Ln, ". Ia,
CONTINUES to do ali kinds Of misconceptions
~ ana Brick Wo'k Cistcrm Binding and Re
pairing, Curhi u Paving. and all Repairs whero
a Mason rs needed, on snort notice aud al tho
very lowest prices. Residence West end of
Main street the Bridge.
hIuV 10, lS16-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-12
IoFFICIAI..l |

pR0POSED AMENDM ENT AND REVIS-
i ion of tho Constitution of the State of
Nevada, passed at the seventh session of the
Legislature
Resolved, by tho Assembly, tho Senate con-
CURING, that tho Constitution of the State of
Nevada be amended as follows:
n amend section one of Article J. y. of the
Copstitution of the State of Nevada, so as to
read as follows;
Section l. The fiscal year shall commence
on the first day of Decent Der in each year.
Passed January 10, 1875.
Resolved, by the Assembly, the Senate con-
curing, that our history, as a State, has
taught Us tho necessity of revising the Con-
stltutlon; We therefore recommend the cleo
iors. at the next election for members of the
legislature, to vote for or against the calling
81 81 Convention for the purpose of revising
'nS constitution of the State Of Nevada
Passed February Is, 1875.
i hereby certify the foregoing to be true
copies from tho original enrolled resolutions
on hle in my office.
I. 81 Witness my hand and the Great
esal OF the State August l, 1876.
auo-td j. ID. MINOR, Sec'y of State.
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Republican County Convention

V'HE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL
| Committee Of Eurck County, Nevada, at
meoting hold in Eureka on this evening of
August 18th. 1873.
Resolved, That aCounty Convention of the
Republican party Of Euroka County, Nevada,
De hold in the town of Eureka, Mt the Court
house. on Saturday, the 30th day of Septem-
bNr, lS7j, at IL o'clock a. NJ, for tho purpose
of nominating candidates fol. county and
sr"l sT"",at oloction ,S' Of Novomb,r, w 1873.
Resolved, That tho primary elections in tho
sovera precincts be hold on Saturday, Sop
tember I'D, ls7S
Tho Comm ttoc made an apportionmcnt of
delea ates IRON tho following precincts. viz:
Eureka 81 delegate: polls, Courthouse !;
Judges and Inspectors, J. Is. Ayers, L. Doug
las, Chris. Carpenter.
Jackson Mine and South Ruby Hill, Is dol
egatos polls. Matt. kylss saloon Judges
and inspectors. Soth Langa baugh, Harry
Boatle, Jerry Coughlin.
Richmond Nina, 4 delegates; polls, Com
fany's ofice.
Atlas Mine, : delegates; polls, hoistins
WORKS.
Hamburg Mino, delegate: polls, Cobb's
boarding-hous
Pinto Mill, delegate polls, SIMPSONS.
Vanderbilt, 2 dsleg atos; polls, Gaylands
Fish Creek, delegates; polls, McKcrnen's
ranch.
Conrorth's Ranch, delegate; polls, Con-
forth's.
Spring Valley, delegate polls, McCough-
las ranch.
Adams Hill, delegate polls, Adams Hill
boardns-houso
beyiI's Cato, delegate; polls. Andy
Louck'. hotel.
Roberts Crock. delegate; polls, Richard
sons hotol.
Cortcz, 2 delegates; polls, Cortez hot"l.
Bsowawe, | delegate; polls. Railroad Sta
ton.
Palisado, 2 delegates; polls, John Mar
chants store.
Mineral Hill, delegate; polls, Railroad
House.
Alpha, delegate; polls. Railroad Station.
nhipey's Ranch, delegate; polls. Ship
ley's ranch.
Hoosac, l delegate; polls, Bob Stewards
house.
:, Matamoras, l delegate; polls, Piantoni
Resolved, That the polls be kept open from
5o'clock p. NJ. until 7 o'clock +. M.
Resolved. That all Precincts where Judges
and Inspectors have not boen appointed, the
voters select the samo to act rs such.
Resolved. Tho only test to DO applied to
voters is pledge to support Hayes and
Wheeler at the coming election.
W. II. DAVENPORT, Chairman.
W.J. SMITH, Secretary. au29-td
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Delegates.

Itwas resolved, that, at tho different POLL
ing places, on the day Of tho primary election,
the citizsns should organize and appoint
Judges and Inspectors Of Election; and that
the polling places, in the populsus precincts,
b. kept opon from 10 O'clock A. N. until r. N.
Resolved, That tho test at tho primaries be,
"Will you support Tilden and Hendricks in
the coming cnmpaign7"
A. BEN EDICT, J. c. LOCKWOOD,
Secretary. Chairman.
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CON
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON.
VENTION.

u,ur DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CEN
troI Committee of Eureka county, No
-I.da at a meeting held in Eureka, on the
avening of August S, 1876,
Resolved, That a County Convention Of tho
namocratie party for Eureka county, Nov,
for tho purpose Of poninatipg eandiaatss for
DDsnsrsI Dsnsv election Of November, 1876, be hold
E'bht d the town Of Eureka. in the Courthouse, On
Tuesday. the 26th day Of September.
1876, at III o'clock, A. M.
Resolved That the primary elections in the
several precincts be held on
saturday, September lo, 1876.
The committee made an apportionmeut Of
delegates from tho following precincts, viz:
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un des stems, il prenait rargent dams sa
calsse mais non pas aux depends dc rEtat
OIL de la parOisse.
En- attendant vos informations ie reste
vOtre tres respectueux serviteur ct ami,
UN PAUVRE DIABLE.
Au recu de cette lettre nous
avans pris des informations ct
nous nous sommes assures que
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sc pour aucune t6te de b6tail.
C'eSt done une take dune centai
ne de piastres qui est perlue pour
PEtat ct la paroisse ct CONNIE le
dit notre correspondent pour
payer ses services politiques.
Puisez mes amis, puisez dams
Ia poche des contribuables ct pro
titez de vOtre derniere aimee pour
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sept vaches grasses viendront les
sept vaches lnaigres du Pharaoh.
COmme Journalistic nous ne
pouvons que signaler le fait,
c'eSt. 81 nous ne nous trompons.
a FavOcat dc district d'aviser.
nous croyOns que c'est son devoir
ct nouslui sOumettons le fait.
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RESTAURANT DES QUATRE
SAISONS,

MIR. JOHN BOSIO, PEOPRIETAIRE
NI du RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE-SAIsOxs
PREVENT ses amis de ia vile ct dc la cam
pagne, ainsi que lc pnblic en- generate, an il
transf6re son restaurant du No. lEH do
Ia rue de Chartres au No. HI dc h. meme
rue, pres de St-Lonis II prolific de cette oe
casion pour rcmercicr lie public ct rollicite
en- meme temps la continuation de son ben
veillant patronage. II informe en- outre ses
amis quill Il des salons particulars au pre-
mler, ct DIES chambrcs meubl6es i louer b ,a
sem'alne GU al mois. Les pers0nnes d. N
vile ct dc III champagne y trOuveront tout le
comfort Gesirable.Le &c restaurant sera Ouvert
jusqu'a IninuIt. 6rIy '7j.f
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VOTANTS ATTENTION Lat
tentlOn des vOtants de la parOiS-
sc Lafourche est demandee ale
gard de l'enregistrement.
Ce bureau actuellement ouyert
4 Thibodaux reste:a ell operation
dams cette place jusqu'au 0 9septem
bre inclusivement.
Dn II au 13 septembre inclusi
vement, chez Laurant Cherami.
Les IA ct Is septembre a la re
sidence de Clark Head.
lie 16 septembre chez L.Lcrille.
Les Is ct 10 sept. a Lockport.
Le 90 ct 81 sept a la Vacherie.
Les 22 ct % septembre, au ma
gasin de A. CugnO.
Les % ct 26 septembre, au ma
gasin de Bibolet.
Les ~ ct % septembre, au ma
gasin de Lemuel ThibOdaux.
Les 90 ct 80 septembre, q la
Maison de Cour, 4 Thibodaux.
Les 2 ct 3 octObre, chez John
son, Chackbay. au pont du grand
Bayou.
Les 4 ct 5 octobre, au magasin
d'Abel Lasseigne.
Les 6 ct I octobre, au magasin
d'Hilaire Clement.
A ThibOdaux du 8 au % oct.
Les certificats de 1874 sOnt va
lables, ceux qui ont perdu lie leur
penvent obtenir un duplicate. Les
leunes gems ayant atteint l'age de
II ans peuvent Sc faire enregis-
trer.
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LEON MEDAL,

COn5iSe1E7',
No. 8. Rue de Ia Vieille Lev6e. No. 90
NEW ORLEANS.
Candis, Comfseries ct Patisse,ics
Chocolats, Fruits Confts, ST.
rops, Ge'ees, Drag6es, Bon.
OOnS GSSOrtis.
Grand assortment dc BOITES A SUR.
PRISE en- tout genres.
AGENCE DE FEUX DsARTYFyCE
Tous les Ortlres de Ia vile ct de Ia cam.
payne, pour pieces dc confiserie ct dc pats
serie, serOpt executes sans retar,l ayec lp
pi"s srand som. 9seply
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tleus toujonrs le premier rang
dams lie commerce de la Nouvelle
Orleans. On trOuvera chez ces
messleurs des cigares de toutes
qualities, tabac a chiquer, pipes,
tabac d fumer ct surtout son ia.
menx tahac & priser qui a fait Ia
reputation de cette maison.-Voir
Pannonce.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-09-09
NICHOLS ET WILTZ.-Notre

NICHOLS ET WILTz.-Not-e
ami Leou Medal, Confiseur au
No. 93 rue Vieille LevGe, Nou.
velle Orleans, Gu une idee luml
neuse. II fait cOnfectionner des
surprise bores avec les portraits
artistiquement fats de Messieurs
Nichols ct Wilt. Dire &c qni sen
vend est impossible, tout le mon-
de vent ell avoir. on mango les
fines dragees ct lOn conserve les
portraits des deux hommes les
plus populaires de la Louisiana.
Nous engageons les marchands
qul mont pas encore fait de com
mandeS de So hater, car c'est par
mil'iers qu'elles Sc debitent chaque
jOurs.