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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09

Steamships khein, for Bremen Canada and Utopia for
LONDON Btannic aud England. Tor Llyerpoo Anchoi for
Glasgow clyde, for Havana; CITY OF san Atomic for
JacntO, 0s savannah CITY OF Atlanta foe Charoston Reg
uAIDr Wilmington ~ G.. Isaac Bell for kchnond f. O.
KNIGHT Tor Georgetoau u. G.: Ella knight for Philadelphia
shlps saaccn shan hae Constance FOR Greenock
Francisco barks tteuani3. for Lisbon
Texas HaSIe l. H. Armstrong, Tor CadiL Annie Flor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09

pose. Mcknight, eN'f. ast.
Devnn 81 nj.
ll77. Robert agt lliL
2096. Hart agt TAYLOR ct o..
1917. .NOrihwick agL BOoSs
ct III.
1909. Moody ct nj. agt. PelL
1913. Beck agt. Van May-
CnClL
1927 Patterson agt. Conner
sheTln. impld. &c.
625. Ryokman, IT,, aBI
SchalTcn 81 al.
1929. Craven agt. Prold etaL
1911. Dickinson agt Dnd .ey'
$50. .Deale agt. Macsey eI Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09

g23i2. .FessenGen agt. v. ].
Car Spring and RICO.
1913. Ferguson agL White.
1909. .Cardwrll alst. Feiiretch.
2237 Reynolds ogt. Baird Ut
al.
2l9. Mount ACT. First Nat
Bank Of Norfolk.
703 q. Bradley agt. Nc
Iaugnlin.
SO32..JOnes agtTh Mayor,
&c.
1893. .lI0yt ct al. agt. Nichol'
son.
90. nolan sgt. The Hudson
River X. X. co.
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dared, for she knew how terrible wo,s4d1
be the angefqof her father, should he lfind
the'quantity o diminished oalp hlss sfeturn.
But the mother, regardless ofIeverything
except lhe eradication Of her eva appe-,
tite,I seized the vessel from her, child and, d
drank q p9rtion Of its contents. ,',,-, :. = :.
It was Scarcely swallowed before her
husband entered, and enragei at seeing
the spirits SO much fessefed, he reproach-
ed first Mary and then bis wife, In Y the
most bitteE terms. The provoking replies
of the lstter1exeited his rage almost be-
yond control, and Mary, fearing for the
safety or herself and brothers, crept with
them into afi empty closet, where, with
their dcubs E0undeach other, they
ed almost ,breathless with alarm, ,trembl5
ing at their Gathers loud threats and fear
fhT screams OF their mother. "7H "sF'ih
AT length the discord was hushed,o aud
ALL was silent except the low eroans of
the suffering wife, and the cries of the
helpless babe. The children crept from
their hiding place to seek for Some food
before they laid themselves DOWN upon
their wretched bed to forget their feaFs
for awhile in sleep. But in vain did they
look for crust Of bread or a cold potato,
Mary could find nothing but the remain
der ofIhe meal she had procured in the
morning, but il was too, late to attempt
out upon the hearth, and it was too dark
to go in nrsearch of wood, So the hungry
children, with their wants ansupplied,
were Obliged to lay themselves down 70
sleep. .l 3LkfNA. EtFs>1N SEc
In the village in which Mary's parents
| lived, the wretched condition of the fam
| lily lad often attracted attention; but the
case OF the parents seemed so hopeless
that little exertion was made to persuade
them TO abandon their bad habits,til Mr..
Hall, an energetic ageutof the cause OF
abslinefice from Intoxicating fluids, visit
ed the place., The husband and wife
were then induced to attend the temper
ance meeting, and listen to his address.
Whispers and significant looks passed be-
tween the acquaintances when Thomas
and his wife entered the church, and
scarcely one among the number thought
they could be at all benefited by what
they might hear. But they did not see
II Thomas heart, or know what wretched
being he felt himself TO he. Through me-
cessity he nor his wife had tasted spirita
for severalida as their means of oblain-
ipg it had failed. The cranberries were
all gathered from the meadow, and per-
sons of their character could not obtain
employment. Thus situated Thomas
knew he must take different course, OF
himself and family would be sent to the
workhouse. It was on account of these
circumstances that he this evening con-
sented with his wife to attend the meet
ling. sL .Iw us1 saV 53a.e
ITO BE coNcLUDED.]
The daily gazette., 1877-07-03
ONCE Q UEEN OF THE TURF
THE DEATH OF THE CELEBRATED
TRoTTING MARE LADY THORN.

TRENToN, July 1.-The celebrated trot-
ting mare Lady Thorn, died at the Fashion
Stud Farm, Trenton, N j. on Sunday
morning, OF inflammation of the bo els, after
a very short illness. She was foaled in
1856, and at an early age exhibited, under
the care Of DR.. Herr, of Lexington, Ky,
wonderful signs OF great speed. Her career
upon the turf is only second to that of her
companion, Goldsmith Maid, their names
being almost household words. After leav-
ing Kentucky in the year of 1870, she was
put In the hands Of Dan Mace. She showed
rare form that spring, her trials Of speed
tar outstripping any oil her former achieve
ments, She won the only three races she
started in, but met with an accident In
August while being shipped on board of the
cars ct Rochester, which compelled her to
withdraw from further conteJts upon ths
turf. At this time. she was undoubtedly
the mistress of the trotting turf, b wing
since she left her native State trotted fifty.
two races, winning forty-three OF them. Sue
is to be buried aloagside the judges stand,
aud a monument is to be erected to her
memory.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-03
FURTHER STORM DISASTERS.

The storm ofSaturday night inc Ohio and
Indiana was more destructive of life and
properly than the previous one. Among
tbe casualties were the following: At
Wave,ly, johnson county, Ind, the house
of Geo. Dressler was demolished, his
wife and two children killed, himself and
another child seriously injured, the house
of james Armstrong was nearly demolish-
ed and Two children killed; near st. Paul
Ind, number of dwellings, church
and a school house were destroyed,
Michael Mehes1ich was killed, Mrs.
Richer fatally injured, q. Juppen inter-
nally injured, and John Lewis collar
bone broken; at Jolly, Ipd., a new church
was torn to pieces, barns were blown
down and Large number of cattle killed
Near Franklin, Ind, the house or Mr..
Drummer was demolished, killing the
entire family of five persons. The postal
car on the Pan Handle train was crushed
in by a falling tree, but no one was in
lSS~> s.. .... .s....r.It = a.. ..rI.tt -
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A Cdrd to the Public.

A CdTd TO he ftLohc. .... =.
The Gospel Temperance meeting proposes
to continue work for the cause. Much YET
remains to be done. Indeed the work II
but just begun. Thers is need of many
more workers than have yet been enlisted.
We shall be glad to have the cooperation
Of all friends OF the canse mot already fully
occupied elsewhere) either In attendance
upon the meeting, and assistance therein or
BY the contributions to necessary expenses.
We have no paid collectors or salaried ofh-
GERS. We give our time and labosr free,
but there is some cost for reuts, janitors,
fees, printing, ard to the destitute. and hslp
from abroad. We desire also, either TO rent
or purchase . tent by which we may be
enabled to carry the work into the regions
beyond those hitherto cultivated IN the
heari of the city. A strict account open to
the inspection of all is kept of amounts
received and expended. Contributions should
be handed or sent TO the Treasurer, Charles
W. Howland, 500 Market street. Whining
ton, Del. $50. THos. hicks, v
President OF Gospel Temperance meeting
The daily gazette., 1877-07-03

1t is nourishing ana sustaining; can be
used with or without milk the effect that
tion is simply marvellous. Ridges Food
is recognized by the highest authority the
world over. Every label bears the sigma
ture OF WO0LRICH d co. In cans. 800.
&c.: &1 .2B, and S1.75. uov29-1y-eod
The daily gazette., 1877-07-03

DURING the month of June the nation
Al debt was reduced $S, ,2l9, ,119.11, and
the total decrease of the fiscal year end
| ing on Saturday last was $39,2S1, ,121.7 70.
A virtual reduction of nearly equal inn
portance was effected by the funding ope-
rations, which have reducrd the interest
charge since July /, 1876, to the extent
of 81, ,943, ,625. The debt bearing interest
in coin is now represented by S854, ,621 ;.
| $50 bonds at per cent; $T03, ,256, ,650
bonds at per cent, and $4,000, ,O0O
bonds at Al per cent. 2 - 80 ~. y
/ If $7OO, 900, 900 OF the per cent. bonds
should be funded at 4 per cent. there
would be a further reduction Of $4,000
600 per annpm in the interest charge.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-03
DRUGs asr0REawoI "a.
!. Ey iW,Sf1sx2S Srss..' r. r
-DRUaGlsFy--~.-.--,-. go.

Inth G1sIs. M0H0s .cessSStef
Kssps ?, Yil line
pRsuGsANh MEpfe feIsEs,'00E
L,,, fresh. aud esfsfdfiy sslsotsd "for : . I. 4
brNsfNa PRESCRIPTIONS 9sAN ND
HING ORDERS for FAMILY USE.
THE BEST QUALIFY oBrArNAl
a - -rf "a rhp 81 .ls,f ,s'eQTool ,
Eysf sscrificins quality for eheapness. p 8
I.Oo,sp,-RBAsos n, osABLRPRfcEs. 5a 4
bal attention Daia q sy$P9pntrnss & 10 /,
CURATRLYJBy
W. 3. WILLIAMS. Druxgist.s .s"nt
e Garner Ninth and Market streets,
If Wilmington. Del. I
The daily gazette., 1877-07-03
ITO BE coNcLUDED.]
For fhe GAZETTE.

Il VI
Mr.. EDIToR:-Will you allow me I'd
give notice through your paper to the Re-
formed Mems Temperance League, that
there will be ball held on Twelfth St.
LOT, Oh Saturday evening, 7th inst, to
which all of the Twelfth street tent TEN.
perance men fond of dancing are cordial
ly invited to attend. The ball will be
governed by the following rules: 1st, The
ball shall not be held later thsn two o.
clock Sunday morning We mention
this early hour to close, because there is
no evil in dancing or even dancing q
short time on Sabbath morning, the evil
Is in the excess; So we; teach at the 18th
street tent, where j am an humble mem-
Der. End, we propose having q bar,
where each reformed man, and all Others
who wish, can obtain, during the carni-
val, say three drinks of whiskey, or five
of lager beer, for we teach in our tent
that the evil is not in the whiskey or lag
er, but In the excess. 3rd, also invite
all who can, TO steal one pair Of chickens
in good condition, and bring them along
and, by the way, If they have q good
chance, they may just as well steal their
own whiskey and lager beer, providing,
always, that it shall not ercced in amount
the above mentioned quantity, and any
of the brethren living at q distance, II
convenient. had better find their own ac-
commodation, steal little horse, as tile
stealing of a big horse is forbidden, fol-
we hold that there is no evil in stealing
but the sin is in the excess. ,.u.~ 3!
Mr.. Editor, The above is but a meagre
Synopsis of the absurdlties that sdat
and heard at the Incorporate temperance
meeting, held on Saturday night last al
the Twelfth street tent, and l hope that
my eyes may never again see, or my ear:
hear what there saw and heard. "a
80 WITNESS.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-03

lisf E"1 y.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-03
MAPLEwooD INSTITUTE,

NoNCoRDvILLE, DELAWARE CO.
" Pa, Boys, S4.50 per week, Girls, 81 90
JOSEPH SHoRTLIDGE, A. M, ~
Oe14-w1y Pr1nc1pais.
, 1877-02-01

batten 1ia Die Spuren perfOlst. Damn
,uaren fie un,aefebrt, aus Seior9niB, ooB
natb ibrer Gutoedlm9 oie @efan9ene non
tiefer in baS Hapoboes@eb htnetn9e'
16afft peroen piiroe, no Die @ele9enpe'l
3u oeren gefreiun9 l%pcniacr 9%iinltl9,
3uirieoem nit ioldlen Nad)ritbten'
entlieB CT ale MOqui8, wo9eaen ct 1elblt
nit leilcn orei Sesleitern iid Su 5uB IN
entsesenseiester 9ild)tlnls entter'te. DER
nddlten Grbebuns iid) sulpenoeno, er<
reid]te ct nat) flr,er Belt elr1en Sooen,
auf ipel6em iosur Elm beld)laaener PTeroe'
buff taun, e~rfennbare Spuren surild9e'
laiien bdtte.
Gortiesutg fol9t.)
, 1877-02-01

SD bin pietsr better ale t9 js srtpartets 10
perpsu, ldreibt pbi. &pt, Salempias, @i8c.,
baui DR.. @usua 8Snis's 9 ambursN
Srupfsn. Sd lit lanse an SerstlOpfsn anS
,cs apst alersts su Natbe, cbns pap i9 sinesr-
una crbislt. SD sntlGlpb mid, bic Sambur-
asr Irppfsn bes DR.. Musuf 8elie 81 eebrau-
DIN. @ptt sur Gbre urb DR.. Nueulf 8Dnie's
panburssr IrOpfen sum &ubme muB t6 IA.
geu, baB mir b~islelbsn msias Gslunpbsit pis
esreaben.
, 1877-02-01

pcr1pneu, DE an Mppstitlolisfeit unt Wicer.
wilen eegsn Srsiien leioen, Iinb DR.. Aug.
SSnig's $ amburSer Ercptea 81
empfeblen. Serr Matbtas DrabDbel BLUE
@prinG Neb., fhrsibt bariiter: Mein Slater,
Idpn bod i'm Glitter, perlpr Ieinen Mppettt unb
battc Ipsar einen @irerwilen seeen Speiien,
mas i'm lebr fdwab nnb unb leipenb madte.
NuI infer 3ureOsn sebrauate Ct DR.. Muguf
RDnis's Samburser Srppfen3 Der Mppetit tebr-
he surid, une er fablt nun Elm gang anssrsr
Wsnl9 81 iein.
, 1877-02-01

3srr gbas. 5auptman, Silver point, @. g.,
beseust tpie fpIst: $50 lit felt a9t Wp9en an
S9wdts anb 3cpfl9msrasn, sur@ unosrSaa-
lt6teit berpursebraat. Gur9 ben @ebrau@
spu DR.. Mmsmt a5nts's 5a b burger
I@rppfen bin Id @utt let Dant piebsr 70
tpeit berselteat, oab Id meinen alien 8si6af.
t~isanssn wieber naheeben fam. SD fann Da-
ter biels Mepiain Ilen betsns eupfsbleu."
, 1877-02-01
SeHentliAe Danfiaauns.

Mussne aus etnsm 8risfe ssn 3. Ssiamai'
Ter, gultf, 5pparb County. Sppa, an ieinss
Srbn s. 9einmiiaer, &ebaftsas bes s.Nlba'
Mp 9rrpIb".
...... SD fam ni6t umbin, did gu BIT.
ten, In Detntm glattc I'M fern SffentIiden Doni
fur bic 5eiluns I,eirer SHUTTER birh DR.
Aug. 8Snts's . amturser Iropfen
aus3ulpre9en. Wte Su tpeiBt lit bic liebe
Mtutter an einen lGperen 0eberlsiben, unb
lslblf bic Silfe unIerer Mer3te mar Serseblid.
Wir prcbirten bic 5amburser Iropfen inb
nouroe bxft ben @ebraub b~erielben bic &C.
lunobeit Der Muttsr pieber gang bereeieat,-
SD pinibe On s~pirbeit bic 5ambureer
@ebieinen thinner auf's Bette empfsblen,
benn ie baben fd tufts 0OrtrefFi9ie in uais.
Ter Gamilte bcwabrt.
, 1877-02-01

5err Steif In Onantaso Sin. MiT, tbstli
uns nit: SD lit felt awei Sabren al, elmer
bSsmtiaen Ilehts, bic alien Mitteln pibsritanS.
"a sebraubte i'd nisbrsre @O9en lang DR..
Musuf aSnis's 8Snts's 5ambur-
Ger Irppfsn nab TOribrift unb purSs
BON bislsm bSsartisen Geioen YOaitancis ssbsiIt.
, 1877-02-01
Sin bemerfensmcrtbc Sm5!"
Irtbnr's leetes unO sr0Btes.
Oefabr!!!

ober: Serwunoetia them 9arS eiles 6reuaoes.
0ieies orleuhetife S1Crf nieles Setsranen Der
Ameritauil6eu Aiteratur Oat ais Yorpurt einen DE.
Soltes beribrt uno gisbt einen idredli@en ~lleberblit
iiber lteDel, welbes es ~blosltelt. NuserprceutIid)
ipannens mnc aufresenc, lpiro es pom Iaen init
Se9t.roe 9elelen lperoen. Sllultrirt unc ibpn se'
cuneeu. NSir Ilno entlbloien. oas Suh III jeoer ia.
mile os Ganoes einjufuDren uuo otterIren nod His
ea9eiueiene Sortbeile allen mannli1en uno ueibli.
den Sublcribentenlalnmlern g8ir rerlaneeu iiberaa
@9enten uno ibideu gratis auf 8erlan9en Seoinaun.
gen uno belhreitemos 9~irculare. 3. ". Stceear'
~ Co.. 72S gbsltnut Str,, pbiia. sg82mi.
, 1877-02-01
& D G
i'm 9fetail ~pertauit Su Smportotlous. YretIen,
Don Der
Great Atlantic alasa Pacific
TEA Co.

we
no. s3l Mrdb Giraffe, Grfe Der 3ipciten unt
Gpatcs Ctr. ine 6sl Glib Sritte CTR,
PbtluoelpbtG. 9a.
9ies lit cine Organization oon &apitaliiten nm
&bee 81 inlportireu uno 81 uertbeilen
nit einein .leineu Ueptnn, Der pem @|onlumenten allen
Gepinn Der 3wiiaenbdnoler erlpart. 9Bir controliren
einen 9roBen 2beil eer belten Sbeeiorten. Delbe nab
Dieem &anoe tommen rno Die uur BON uns lelblt pers
fault iperoeri. perlonen. ,uelde pom euberet 6Gnolern
tauien tbun oies 5l ibrem eiseuen gtabtbeil. nniere
6Guler in CHINA unb 5apan baben Die belten 6acilitd'
tel iur Iusnabl, mas uns 9rpBt Wortbelle 9epSbrt.
g8ir baben gum Yertauf unierer 5beelorten in allen
bauptItdpten Der Sereini8tsu Staaten stores etablirt
gSir seben unlereu &unben ein
ScbDneS Sci Gbrpmp,
,9eilonunen uou oen metropolitan gBeriem ameritani.
Ider uro freinoer &inItler), lpelbes. lpenu in elnem
Diloerlaoen 9efauft mebr Often piroe ais Der Ireis
os 3bees betra9t. DWle 9bromps linb elm Ueibeut
fir unlere &unoeu.
lille g~etauften 98aareu aran tt ri, baB lie poa.
fomneue Sefr!eoi8ul9 8eipd1ren, ooeroas Gelo iurid.
frltattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
q L o, .,
No. s31 Nrb StraBe, Ode 3ipeiten uno Goates Strass
uno GIL Sie 9@eits SIR. 4pila.. aia. 4gB1 Emit.
, 1877-02-01
Die 8Iaf@s

hamburger TrDpfen"
fctst so Gents, pper lnf Ilai6en
10 ri Dollars. fIno in allen ceutl@en
@pOtbefen gu baben ccer wercen cielels
BEN mad Gmpfane csS @elpes fret mad
allen Tbeilen Der 0sreinistsn Staaten
perlanpt. Man aprelir:
A. vogeIer & Co,
Baltimore, Nd.
, 1877-02-01

Gin sutes Mittsl sesen Golit unb 9eibfdmer-
zen linerDr. MusRt 8bnie's 9ambur.
ser Irppfen. fGreibt 5err MiAael @etl,
eDtlbatpafa, SnD.. beaa b~ieislbsn btIfsn aussn-
bltdliV.
, 1877-02-01

Sine freneisc WiittbctIune.-Ser!
galttafar 9eim, @cutb @o 1ms, MaTaduietts,
l1reibt an uns: SD fGnnte einen sanSea gp'
gen ppa lbreiben, unb bann fTnnte it bod
nidt ssnus lGreiben, mas WuteS mir DR.. Ma-
suit 3Snt9'S Samburstr Erppfen
tbatsu. SD babe iber swsi Sabre ale Oufto.
rem in btesr lmseseup sebrallbt uro Gin dwe'
res @slp ausseseben, bis MIDI bic 5amburser
1rcpfsn ppm meinem idredliaen llebel Dts
pepfta b~efretten inp iA nun fibIe, bab i'd
lGnser leben perbe."
, 1877-02-01
Die einsiee ppfSte@ntfbe Sauss
Sd,ufe.

ct. GleinehS 5aI, VIIicof 8ttb, Wto.
Sn 6ol9e Der YersrDBerure ino flint gldbe often.
Wlan beperbe lid Iofort barum. Die 0raouirten
iteben bod. glur eriter &Iaic 9naben iperDen auige-
nomm.n. Yier Courie: Gla,fii6, 2iberai, Winen'
ldaftltdl inD GontlHerjiel. ltar lhide cine SrieT
m rte an Die Oirectoren iii ben Oecsnniaf=6dtdlog
W!ict DO ia
, 1877-02-01

Der Darf elmer Tami1ie.-S@ nns
n1etne grau fassn Sbnsm bsa srUbtsn Daut fiji
DR.. Mu suf 8Gnte's 5amburger
Erppfen, f9reibt 9err Sobn pptt Geneva,
ST., bent b~ieielben babsn uns SrpBe Dsenlts
s~ripislen. Wir ia1sn bic GrOpfsn ni9t msbs
ausseben.
, 1877-02-01

SD bin "a Sabre alt unb mar 70 franf, taB
tb feline Spsile mebr Sertrasen tunnte, i9reitt
9err Deter @lemens, 0ittle Srleans, Mp. Sd
aaba DIR. Musuf aSnte's 5ambur.
GER Irppfen unb bin nun tpieber nt1t NM
gang bsrsefsQt ~iOaOsrn fibIe MID Siel traftt'
Jet ais frlber.
, 1877-02-01

@eseu 5auttranEbeitsn unb aGs %ltnreinis.
teiten, pel1e oerbprbsnem 8lut entlprinssn,
limb DR.. Mmsmf 8Inie's 6amburger
Grepfen Elm gang auseaeidnetss WitteL
BERN fe Inb bic beitsn Ylutreiniser. Sp
'treibI SER SUbn George 8Openi9aB In Sc.
mont, 81.
, 1877-02-01

sss@fel aut maSr ais 200 ssr bsssutsnosrcn 6tasa
tn europa.
0elb.Mus,abIunsen burA Die Npftdmter iopie pes
1~elesrapb nab allen plas.n In Dsuti@lans,
peterreia, Der 6da~ei,, boaamo. Danemart. s&fps'
ben unb Tsurpsgsn. ben GnpiGnSsrn fret in's 6aus
~s,Iiefert.
greeit.Sriefe fit Ieiftnee CUR Benusuna In eusn
erbBeren Stdbten Der aIten g8eIt.
@tnsaffruns pm Grbibaften unb Spreerunsen
isber Mrt in alien Ildssn Guropa's.
Serfd,iFHns sOs Gatern unS padeten Sa4
europa. F-
3er,puuns anfommenbtr Glitter In sttp Dori, uni
misunderstanding ~bssielbsn nab BEN 3nIanSe.
V~urssdiisss Csls ausr grt aeiauft anD Ssr,aufs.
, 1877-02-01
Tcuer SeDartculcmt.

.Gompa9nien, pelbe NusriiItuug uno gorrdtbe
beln. bite, Wtiibell, 0irtel, 6empen II. /. 10. 9as
bllll9ie bdus I'M 0el1dit. &atato9e frei. Sci Der
alien Girlna pom Mnrcrion unh Spnes, 1879 6rano
Str.. W.W 4yN2auo.
, 1877-02-01

Aetauft ,piro, lit gum san,en Seriiine ALIEN be.
re1tigt. pelWer am i. 5ebrnar harauf ~entfalel
pirn.
Ciiciete Siebun9siiffen oerIdiden mir mad
ieoer 3iebun9 nno a lie 6eminne iucr0en ourh unlere
Office D 0 I a q r ausbejablt.
Vel Orpres aus benz Snlomoe aeuist bic @in'er.
ouns bon So n~littel1t re9iltrirten Srieies. nm eineu
lold,eu Bono, idbpu fir Die uGd)ife Stebung am 4,
Sebruar giiltis, ju erperben.
Wtan aoreIlre pe9en Mntauf BON Bortos. @ircus
taren uno ieoer ndberen Iustuuit Gi Die
International Banking Co.,
Chatham Sauars (Sanasebdubeh Icw ssort.
81. Smalee, Yrdiibcnt.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-02-17

NE HOOK AND LADDER co.
"A No l. Regular meetings on the
Monaay of each month. Regular ex
- w sunday preceding the fourth
ssds n: IL. Mcbride p. .esident J.
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Sna Asst. Foreman Ellis y.
Tafenasuier "a "a Henry Riviere. Seere
NJ NJ rerrln, Asst. Secretary George
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OFFICE C6R MARKET { PATRIOT SITS

Inc success OF Mr.. Moody in
Chicago have been marvellous.
AbOnt 1000 persOns have been
converted, between 5000 and
S,0O0 have been seriously i,n>
pressed, hundreds of drnnkards
have signed the temperance
pledge. and the churches have
been fired with new zeal. The
chicago Tribune exclaims: "Ney.
ef dld one man reap snch a har-
vest slnce the Reformation. Eight
Thousand sheares has he gather.
ea INTO his Masters barns.n .n-CoM
rter journal.
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Saturday, Februayv II. 1877.

between the hours of /! O'Clock A H.. and
4o'cloek Il. NJ. the one undivided half of
| fiia following described property TO Wit:
II certain tract Of land established as
| Il ~"gaf Plantation, situated in the Parish
! Oh Lalourche on the left nank of BAYOU La
!oufcht', about six miles below the Town of
| ihinoaacX III this State, measuring Eight
| or ti@ht AMI fourth arI,ents more or less.
'front.' on SAID iayou l-atourche. by Eighty
arpeAts ID heptsi: the lateral lines converg
i.G 50 as to give II supertirie Of about Fo,r
ilHnd'fd arpents. bounded above and be
10" by lands "t Lenuel G. Aubert. and bv
| lands of +. j. Theriot & Co.
IL certain tract of land adjacent to
ana below the plantation above described.
measuring four arpents more or less front
ny lofly afpehtS III depth. bounded above
oN Said plantation, and below by lands of
said L. j. Iheriot & Co.
",-And q tract Of land in the rear Of and
III The vicinity af the plantation firstly tles
crII'cd. being scciuu No. iOS of Seet,on ,5
S"nth nt Range Seventeen. East of the Mis-.
siSairpi kiFer, containing five hundred and
iiity four acres
All and singular the b,,iisiincs and i'm.
provemeHts on the said plantation, and ,he
apii"rienlhces thereof, and all tho rights.
ways ant ilhnunitieS thereto belonping. AL
so the one undivided half of Twcnty-six
M it'' tttI carts, 1Iipt WAGONS
len Two horse piows. Funr One hor,.,
pi"ws, tue harrow, One pair of oxen. and
each and every other article of utepsil or
siock, which bay form part or serve to the
working of the sad plantafion
- Terms OF sale, Cash ON the snot in u. s
lreAsuty Notes. {" pay and satisfy the sum
OF Sixteen Ihousand Five Hundred ana
neVentY-,ne 4t,iuo Dollars, with eight per
cent interest per annnni 81 Nine Tbousn,ul
,I 4
rs, 1867. "a Five Thousand Dollars thereof
rom the iSt day of January 1873, and on
The balance of Two Thousand Five Hun
1'e" gree, anu seventy one 4Giob Dollars, thereof
from the ist day of January. 1876. unIu
paIt, less Seven Thousand Five Hundred
ana i"rfy,one t0Il0o Dollars, paid 30th
June ta'i the additional sum of ten per
teh'nn on the said sum in principal and
interest, Attorneys fees. ana all tho costs
OF these proceedings.
janl37s sba,is
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BUSINESS CARDS.

AN KIN, Mrs. j. Variety store. Stores
IL Oits. Tfararc. &c-Jackson street
opposite St-Bridgct st.
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hELLoGG says the $1,000, 900
proposition was IA joke. KELLOGG
mas Soid himself out aud bought
othei men SO often (notably at
the recent bogus senatorial cleo
tlo1 that be is not good authori
~. lie has learned all The felo
NOUS Republican tricks from the
veteran torger aud perjurer, j.
MADISON WELLs.--Cosaie Jouy
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