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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15
THE TROUBLES IN COLOMBIA
ANOTHER BATTLE

The President of the Union, in e di.-
patch TO the President OF Panama. dated
BnEata. Feb {, says Il baye received an
official dispatch announcing complete
victory over The united g4e-rii'as on the
27th cG January. The enemy ta the num-
Der Of 1000 were eu,ronched. The battle
lasted al, day, nearly loo were killed
and many wounded" The contract fnr
introducing Chinese 'shrrs To- Peru ha.
also been confirmed bui Sc Is d,.lgu' i'u
can be carried out by tho contract.
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! -CuANUEar Arr2JNrNENTS There
Will he preaching in the Lutheran church
AZ Churchvl'c. March IS. at 10 O'Clock,
instead oi . o'clock. In Centre Hall on
same day, AZ y p m. instead OF 10 s.. m,
Le, all observe the change.
Boldly does Isaac D, Boyer, a. the
cheap AaroastarE store. proclaim q re
dgc,ioa Of prices and in addition per
cent. oa for Cash. He promises bargains
,ha, cant Do beat. jus. read his large ad-
ver,issmen, in the Reporter.
With the approach OF spring there
viii be- restocking Of the weu.kncwn
establishment al Sech'er \ Co. in ths
B4,h house black, with everything Do,
longing Z, The line Of groceries. The Erm
is making great preparations and intend
70 70 beyond all their former efforts .
make their hoase Centre eouaty heSd4gar.
tars for groceries Headquarters it was
recognized already. and they Will now
place themselves beyond all competition
Tor qua hty Of goods, completeness in as
soriment and low prices, No house in
The county ever was more deserving the |
good will Of the public,
OLp UNs-A. NJ. Shoop, of Yeager, |
.ovn, MiAlin county, ,who has heard his
twenty third child cry was ro,eiected !
Justice Of the Pesce. At the late election, !
which lands the veteran hero a, the thre>
hold OF his twenty fhh year As an yx-
pounisr OF justice 10 those that err The
nks.and IN his Office has been in use over
,ae hundred years. and sixty years, IN
Justices oftice.-Lewistown Gazette
Jurors, Third Week, March.
Harris-D 7 WsilaBi, VIM Allen. T B
Stoyrr.
F-rsuson-R Gardner. \ E Clemson.
Il Johnson, J L Car:cn.
Milesburg-J Shirk.
Boggs-E Zimmerman.
Surin. Geo Young. II HOY
Huines-S EGlinger, Jacob Wolf, } {
Slower.
Pv,tcr-J T Leo. d Fleisher
Walker-H McE-yen, 7 B Rupert. L
Lcsh.
Penn-B Dcinineer.
Philip -burg-J 4 Casanova.
Cui,D-Jss 4 .eNsnier
Nari0n-E Ar;ley, Perry Condo. 5
3ennison
Mies-P Kess,er. J X Hos.erman. T
stoye-.
GrcCg-A Cronob,e
Bellefon:e-T B Wilson, J c Hap5r |
WORTH Cannon.
Howard SLne.
Rush-F p Smith
Llbo-ty-Jas Gansallus.
,fmoor-Juhn Wilson.
Newman. Of the Eagle Clothing
store Bel.e.onte has been 70 the city and
attended 70 laying in stock Of ready
made clothing Newman IS a grand sgr-
,e.s in the clothing business He knows
ali sbsg: i;-clu'l be cheated and don't
,heat. He sells cheap. as All admit and
sells you more for your money than WAS
ever before obtained In this county. Far
ners If you would save in Clothing. go
and see Newman before purchasing e'se>
where. His new stock is the mos. COM
ple;e ever brought 20 Bellefonte.
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TNECUTOR.S NOTICE
II The 'asl wi.. and Testament Of W m.
A ITlsnu. late uf Potter twp, dec Y, having
been admitted 20 probate hy lhc Register
ol Centre bounty, letters tesamvutary
Hereunder have been daly issued TO The
undersigned uI which al. persons In any
way interested nlIl take notice
W NJ ALLISON.
P.'tcrs Mills. Pa.
JAS. \ BEAVER.
srrsar C.. Bcl.ciautc, Pa.
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ALAK8E STOCK OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
constantly On hand

Customers will iui the stock com.
,lctr. and q call is all that is required
o assure YOU that this is the bet
,lace in ,ha valley To bay your goods.
Remember, ,gs kar, 5u' one price for
.rrryoUe.
WM. WOLF.
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5 NOTICE -

i .
Lrua-. documentary on the estate 81
Pp,r Ruh'r ltr - Potter township ar
,,a.rd having been granted 60 90" under
signed. srl persons iad,bt"I 90 said estate
arp required e. make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same
90 present them, duly authenucgied BY
law fa- settlement ; Z RU LE,
JAS. RUBLE.
4. LUCK EN BACH,
smart. Executors
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DEATHS.

On Thursday, Feb 10Th, 1877, in Col
'ege township, Wnliam c., son of jacob
" and Mary Fshburn, sged II years, -
months aud one day.
Ofdipbtheria, in Ferguson township. on
February 2l-t, Russell jerome. aged II
years, three months and two days.
Ofsaue disease. DIN Wallace, aged two
years six months aud i've days, children
of John r. and Anna Krebs
On 10, at Rebersburg, the wife Of Clsrt
3urket, aged about u r.
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New York city had $50 suicides last
year. This would half depopulate q city
IKE Centre Hall.
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CoRv AND HoGs.-From carefully
conducted experiments by different
persons, il has been ascertained that
one bushel of corn will make little
mere than ten pounds Of pork, gross
Taxing the result as basis, the fol-
lowing deductions are made, which
all farmers would do well 10
lay by for a convenient reference,
that
When corn sells at 12l cents per
bushel, pork costs ! I cents per pound.
When corn costs II cents per bush
el, pork costs cents per pound.
When corn costs p cents per bushei,
pork costs 3 cents per pound
When corn costs 80 cents per bushel
pork costs 4 cents per pound.
When corn costs 80 cents per bush
el, pork costs . cents per pound.
The following statements .how'whai
the farmer realizes ON bis corn wher
sold in the terms Of pork
When pork SCI Al ; ctnts pei
pound it brings % cents per bu.hel il
corn.
When pork sells at 4 cents PEI
pound t brings 81 cents er bushel il
corn.
when pork sells a 5 certs per poun.
it brings 80 cents ror IusheI IN corr
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MARRIAGES.

In the Lu,h. church Of Berlin, Somer
set Co or the evening Of the lEt. March
nv Rev J. w P"flinhcrger Rev. ~ i
Fischer. Of Centre Hall, 10 Miss Anna j
Philsoa, If Berlin, Pa.
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THE GREAT CAUSE
H u NJ AN MIS- ER Y.

Just Published IN n sealed envelope, price
sih cents.
A lceture the nzfuru. truatrarnf a1d Radical
cure af Nsnsnzt Veal noas kpcFrna hu1a iudae
- hy self Atune. intuiarAFy tisslans, lmrutvueg.
NuTtuus Debility ard impcdincnts 60 Marriage Gen
orally runsssurttun Epilepsy. ard - AcniAl and
rhvrtcal incapAcltr Ar .-hy cbsrt J. CulreFwsli.
NJ " Authar uf she "Grrrn Book" Ar.
Il Thc wufsd renowned amthur On thtn admirable lee
tufc. rlchFif proves from hls pcrichcr thaf tbe
avfui Consequences Of self Ahasc naAy br -HectnAiy
rcraurCd uitsuui medicine. and without dEnFwruua
surgical oprraiiuna houEirA. Instruments curlhls
paiufug uut urde of At Ccrtatn and raccf
lal % wHich rrufy aufrrrr. matter whhf his cen
diti0u may be- ag eure himself cf7apy privately and
radically
This iee,urs viii prove booa 70 thousAadf and thgu.
aaudt
SoHi uudrr sea- in pialn envelope. aay address
p1f paid rccripi - "a cuuit ts pest ttafnps
Atdfras fhc
THE CI'LNFRWFLL MEDICAL CO
49, a Arn 81 N~~ Fort Post ufacr Ra1 ta~s'
WINS PATENT HAIR CRINPt H.
Adopted p s' she queens % 'srhiau Srnd fur eirru
lar B iNtNS. No. GAS North tifth 81 Philadelphia
IA. 81 de- Gm
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BRICK FOR SALE rurt clu.. brick
wlu br aell uu hand lar sale hy } q
brtuinEer nt Ieftr.- Centre Hal
bfieA yard, These brick ar,
offered ao low chat 10 will pay persons at e.
distance 90 come hrrr Tor them
Intending 90 continue 90 the muuuiHt-|
ure "t hr.cN thoy NllI Dee kept constantly
% hand, and fair Inducements offered tr|
purchasers
- .t..s tf ~ 4 yEpRE
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Paper ~ EreI0pes.

4, GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES at Ny'ehs Cheap
Book and Stationery Store NJ.
Huur- Block
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\ j
Tie undersigned wishes to lease go
acres of land in Iowa for a term OF wear.
Tor Improvement l6O acres Of which TO be
put under the plow next summer These
lands are among the best wheat lands OF
the state. For particulars inquire Of
j. 5. BARNHART,
l6 nov Gm Bellefonte, Pa
SUNDAY SCHOOLS Mr.. Daniel F.
Beatty, manufacturer and prop etor Of
the BEATTY PIANO, and Beatty Col,
den Tongue Pallor Organs, Washington,
n. j., has always made very liberal de,
ductions on his instruments TO Sunday
schools ard other religious purposes, we
would therefore advise such rs are with
out one to address him In regard to it be-
fore purchasing one, as they are said to be
very superior and durable instrument.
See bis adj crtisement. lm
Harper's Magazi ne for March sustalns
the reputation Of this elegant and popular
monthly. Contemporary Arts in
France" Iustrsted, The Prussisn
Wends their Home" illustrated.
"Litchfel HILL" illustrated, "The Dis
tribution Of Animals" illustrated, "A
Summer Cruise smong the Atlantic Is
lands" illustrated, Popular Exposition
OF Some Scientific Experiments, iliustra-
ted, Webster and the Constitution" are
smong the most interesting papers. "A
Woman Halter, About Dolly Ideals
"Erema, or my Fathers Sin, My Great
Aunt's Will' and Garth" (byJulia Hav.
thorne) make up the fction oftbenunlber
There is also some average magazine po,
etry, aud the editors Easy Chair
Literary Record Scientific Record, ?
Historical Record" and Drawer are a.
Interesting as usual.
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FENCE PICRET6 7!
-LARGE REELECTION IN PRICE

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-15

In the matter of Thomas T.. Owens & Co.,
Bankrupts.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ORDER NLSI.

In the matter of the Deed of Trust from r. j.
WEST and Wife to GILM0R S. HAMILL.
No. Trusts. In the Circuit Court for Garrett
County.
TT Is HEREBY ORDERED This 24th day
i of August, 1877, that the sale made and re-
ported by Gilmor S. Hamill, Trustee for the
sale of the real estate of Richard j. West and
wife, and made to James Kerns, and Charles
T. West be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the LIST day OF OCTOBER next; proV1deda
paper printed at Oakland, in Garrett county,
once in each of three successive weeks before
the said first day of october next.
The report states the amount of sales to be
Sl,i35.O0.
w. H. TOWER,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Garrett Co.
True copy
TeSt-W. H. TOWER. Clerk. sits
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-15
The following time table of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad went
into effect on the 18th of January:

The fast trains, with the excep-
ton of those mentioned, make stOpA'
pages only at the First Glass Sta
tons. Tickets should always be pro-
cured before taking the cars, pas
sengers saving thereby from 10 to 25'
cents.
THOS. r. SHARP,
Master of Transportation,
L. NJ. COLE,
General Ticket Agent
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice to Creditors.

In the District Court Of the United
States for the District of Maryland.
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Sheriff'S Sale.
sl-t4

Under AND BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
- of Fieri Facias, issued from the Circuit
Court Tor Garrett county, being No. IS Judi
Gals to September Term, 1877 and to me di-
rccted. at the suit of Stanton Brothers, against
the goods and ehattels, lands and tenements
ofJacob Hoover, Jun, have seized and taken
in execution all the right, title, interest and
estate, both at law and in equity, of the said
Jacob Hoover, Jun in and to all those lots,
pieces or parts of Lots Nos. 2l3S and 2l39 be-
Ing the same property which was conveyed
to the said Jacob Hoover, Jun, by Jacob
Hoover, Sen, by deed dated the 18th day of
January, 1856, and recorded among the land
records OF Allegany county, Md. Also, all
that tract or parcel of land. being part
of a tract called ''SHYLOCK WAR" situate
westward of Fort Cumberland, in Garrett
county, and adjoining the lands of John
kaub, containing % acres being the same
piece or parcel of land which was conveyed
to Jacob Hoover by deed dated the LIST day of
February, 1859, and recorded in Anegany
county, Md. Also, all that other tract or
parcel of land, being part of a larger tract
called "Shylock War;" situate westward of
Fort Cumberland, in Garrett county Md,
being the same property which was conveyed
TO the said Jacob Hoover, Jr. by Samuel
Hoover, the deed of which is recorded in Al
legany county, Md, and reference is made to
said deeds for more complete description of
said Lots, pieces or parcels of land.
nave also seized and taken in execution
ONE BROWN MARE.
ONE ROAM MARE, and
TWO RED COWS.
And l hereby give notice, that on
Saturdov, 22d day of September, 1877.
at o'clock p. m. in front of the Melinger
Hotel, In the town of Grantsville, Garrett Co.,
Nd, l will offer Tor sale said property SO
seized and taken in execution to the highest
bidder for cash, to satisfy said judgment and
costs.
j. G. DURHAM,
sl-it Sheriff.
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No. 75l In Bankruptcy.
AT OAKLAND, on the LIST day of Septem-
IA Der, A. ID. 1877.
This is to giUe Notice,
That there will be second general meeting
of the creditors of Thos. y. Owens Co.,
banIrupts, held at the office of Gilmor ;.
Hamill, in the town of Oakland, before b..
+. NJ. Hurley, Register in bankruptcy for the
Sixth Confessional District of Maryland,
on the 18th day ofSeptember, 1877, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, for the purposes named in the 5092nd
SECTION of the Revised Statutes of the United
states, Title Bankruptcy
GILMOR S. HAMILL,
SeS-2t Assignee.
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THE Peoples Journal" Portland, Maine.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-09-29
DcrnicrcS NouvcllcS.
-:O:-

Les RuSses rtntcllis>ent, ct lhi-
yer s'avancc.-Les prttets dc Fran
ce, qui sont Ell eifet les ri""S gu so"-
vcrnement. ont recu l'orlre dintcr-
dire lc colportage ct Ia publication
de l'alressc poStlmme dc Theirs
La camragne electorate est ardente.
On dirait leuX camps en- presence:
DIES Russcs ct dcs lures. Et ION
Went de dGcouvrir que }. Grev,y Il
jadis etc I'LL vieux mo!ne .lacoban.
LA Convention rtpuhllca1nc dc
Rochester, New-Iork, s'cntcnd pen.
Conkliny Ia manipu'e ct Ia voudralt
hostile i Hayes. Bah! scs rcSolu-
tons Sc noieront dams lie canal Erie
Les apotres de la Temperance
parcourent la Louisiana Ell to''s sens.
ct PRECEDENT lie Salut dams Tcau. IL
| prix du whiSkcy Va mOnter.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-09-29
LES ACADIENS.
LIE MEUNIER THIBAUDEAU U.

lily await 4 Port-Royal un We'll
lard nomme Pierre Thibandeau, Qui
figure dams le Gems dc 1871 CONNIE
ace de 40 ans ct marie 4 une file
aca1ienuc. Jeanne Tcfriau, ag6e de
- ans, don't il await dtja six enfants.
II etait done probablement venu Ell
Acadic tres jeune. avanti occnpation
DIES Anglais ell 1864, soft vers la fin
de la vie de dAu)nay, soft apres sd
mort, avec Lcborgne.
ii await etabli I'LL moulin sur Ia
riyiere de Port Royal, a deuN lieues
de son embouchure, Ell un endroit
appele Ia Pyfe-R onde; il ttait 'abo-
rieux, intelligent, actif, ct sc crea
dams son moulin ct dams SD ferme
une situation prospere. En- 1901, on
fut sui 1e point de hi acheter
son bien, pour y tr%ansfGrer lie fort
situe Tembouchure de la rivere; OH
'fei.1 1>'Ht; >'.- Ell Tat;t "Ho"ticu'e
.rolnd qul domino IA yallte Il Get GIL
:drolt; mas &c projet neUt PAS tie
suites. st ii etat encore me,snler
nuand sc man'lesta &c grand moi
veuent d'emigfatiol,, quenousayons
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-09-29

n'avaient point pour the
mes tortuits la mort de Theirs, Ia
contamination de Gambctta, lc gc-
ME de Mae Mahon ct Ia promenade
Scntimentale dc Hayes dams lie SUD
lis seraient parfaitement msar'AtS'
.Au rcstc, avcc unc intell'gente palfe
de ciseaux, ron rcut toujours t''ir
ua interessant ,jonrnal.-on atte''"
Kellogg i Ia Nouvelle-o Orleans
Nichols est Il o poste, pai'''''
peu.-Les republicans tranr;'s oe
la Nouvelle Orleans ont donnie ~
one de vie ct de nomble. Leor OF.
Game est Ia Tribune, Journal red'=e
ayec tact. savoir ct mo1tratlon.-
LAcadcmie dc MuSi1ue a ol'\e''
Sos uortrs.-Le club dramat11ue
louisianais continue SEES i~lteressan,,
trs rcprtScntations.-l'As un S''''
cas- de titvrr jaime a la \onVel'e-''l
leans. djt-on.-Nais ii HoaS ctcS IN
uy.monnaycur inhabilr, le coh'inls
saire DIES i:tats-Jnis d la AouSr'i'.
Orleans vo:,s arluittela. Cest, to"l
IN moj,s. !e cas- pon: Stanley l'
dthute.-La rccolte de cotton. .''l>
Etats-UniS. pour lannte lS'"''' I
etc de 4,474,UGo bales.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-09-29

autre chemin, qui aurait etc tsalc-
mcnt fatal, Eous asricy t9alcment
trnuvc l.. snrt hcNunt vouS. IrlIirre
l,a luri;.r, dams Hi huisSOn, ct non
moths imtNi!ah!r. TT c'vst prtsnmp-
ton supreme Il i'homme, qul est nu
tri:ste ct miserable aveuyle, dc dire:
,J;ui VII. Car il lie volt pas. il sup
pose " prlnr ct rryc toujoulS. Ses
c%ertitutics sont DIES doutcs, ct les
er;inucS lucurs de sou esprit sont
dos tblouiS>ementS. -AnsSi Quand il
at1irme, meme pour les CLOSES les
plus simplcs, les mieux calculccs,
les molns dOuteuseS en- apparcnce,
doit-il baisscr humblement Ia tttc
devant E~tveDem"nt, ct dire, en- pre-
scnce tiunc rialitc i%mprtyue: JIG
me suiS trompr.
I'm ytritt, nous sOmmcs les pitOy-
ablcs .joucts de la dcstintc.
I:t Guanu RaouI lcntra Il o Iu-
tel de Leicester. tout fer, tout joy
ruX, le soulile aux ltvres, chantant
pressure, OH lui dit:-% voya-eusc
uul est venue aNcc Nolls, monsieur,
Went lie partir.
J. GENTII..
4 f4VttuHtY,
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III t~'antiHHft'.
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nlotits de &c genre de commerce.
Les indirnS tuuiniS>airnt encore DIES
rcnseignementS utilc> SUR Ia cont:'e,
ct notre mcunier. Qul cta1t isa''Ii'
ct prcvoyant, fit plus dune 1ni> aN'c
crx DIES excursions dams linttrrnr:
/! reronnut uulant ul!e de e coHr-
une place favorable pour ctahllr
I'm moulin, ct la renarqua >olS'cu-
srlncnt en- llommc du meter.
NJ. RAMEAIT<
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che. ellie est cntrelactc Ell to'E' sens.
ext bien vlai que pour Ia t;'''n'
Ia perseverance est inntllc. Mas l"
rizl &c pourlalt-on lie hatt'e Il
temps. ct 81 lie gerber est 1ndl>peA
sable. que nc lie talt-on sollu': ftS's,
tant ct dams dies conditions de a''lt''
Car les agricu!trur> dc Ia L"'''Nla-
ne ue dcvraieut %janlais oublltr que
rrouinoxe, qui est le passage d'' so
lcil par l'%tquatenr, nous ra'n'he ny
variablement, Il cpouue axe, '''le
Eacon fatalr, on ii telnptte de Hen{
ct lie plnie, on rourag"n internal,
on n'iinporte Qucllr autic dlahierit
du meme genre ct du meme danger
CAcmiAs.-Lhiyern'eS pas Il tro'S
! |;rucs de nous, ct 81 les c!lem!nS, de-
ii mauya!S, lie sont pas r'l'ar'S
avant les mauvaiS .joHrS, comment
pourrons-nous %ciculer pendant I'M
Vet!
Or. syndirS, fa:1rS votlc devo:r.
Commanded an n~aEi!ai:tS q" re
,, Il. .,,rxrl. I.urs
I'''' ~, r,t,t,1,r l.,n.s
'''
points.
Pas p!us da"s lie c;nqnitme dis
trict que dams }e premier on It Sc
con,l, ne pernettez aux rroi'r't;a'Ees
"''''' W., ,,n. na,+ns
60" "e,'''' ""'' n;t Il, .;,,u;rmc
va! t,n,,o nn cn d;s+rict.
ul>'l'e'' ~ II NJ ''u,a y. ahn,,;, de-
d e't '',;, '''''n c,,I,;>,n ,hn,,i-
Ia ~!elo"',l"'; "''. I'''"''.
''''''' %
ct aux pasS''''>'
~ y. !, tow, ,.s cntts
Nnc!' .'.-n' '',' ~ .',.,, No snr,
que ~ '.s'
i'.' 'S' i'',.'''' @'' i,
gu" Oh ''''' l''"> az ''''""' A'
. snr''. : s,,-
t C'ttc defl''e'e oll;'I'i On, >I''r
aou'e eNaSeite: III ~ ''''.'' y.
. blanc, \lt"N laof'''''t "t s"N'' -
. cttte I'aIolSse' l'oi'''''e 'r;i''"'' =,
ct di2nr de fo'' nous ".'!''' I''
. est ton1o!'ls n'oHeh oe l"1'e "' >' ~,
ere a'ec 'i'S cannes 1'''''.'"'.; wv 80,
. matlt'e sacclafl'le. l." 4'es''i'' 90
de trouSer le point ct &c i''le eo"'e
%nable'ne''t IA !eSs'>e' u ,
ralt-li. de par o~hseiEal'oi qu'i Z
& scul notices ct 4ul he '''l P''"'e''e''
polh' ue &c ''"niF1'' ,,
donne Ia 1',antlt" dc cna"A \o''l''
!. pour ia're facllemen' ct s'.'s s"1'''
| ner lon2tenps nu socfe loi' l'e>e''
: table au marel'e; ,.
i, Et NJ. Emile Leblanc sc e'en",.
. . i Ia disposition aes naol!",',s "e y;
a Jacques qul vo''oro'' o'e'' eeo''
! Il lnl.
:, ~
> Mn''"ge'Ices est 'nn'' uei''!ef;
'e:'l>e ~ ''''l'e>' IL ',"',' ~.
qua g" l'e1 'e ,''i,'Ss "e ~ o' Ia ~,
p'foISS'e'' ~: ,"';'''1 r,a ",e g 'e
me 'nile i1":''' 1o instr
nc A'',S'"""n' ' W,"";,,a ,;;"a ~
u s'"''",'' " s"4 -" ~na.;an,o a,,o,,s
re a "a r'''''''a''o 60 I'".'t".
IS 'o,, ie o'1l.eul I"'.s '" n'n"1 i5.;,
Il ~ ~" i'a' '" ' :,
IL c'eSt que la mlllulc lc rctlellC Ill
IS Strablempnt AL foyer.
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-09-29

Decide, lc % septembre, a 4 heures J A.
NJ, chez NJ. Eugene Webre, MARIE ABRA-
AM, Il Page de 80 ans.
! h h"rss' :: %:' q T : :: ''s' l,H $s%si jour =
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-09-29

D6c6lfe lc % seniemhre, a st. Jacques, \
Page de 81 ans, Madame GlSTANE DtGAS
noe MARCELlTE LEBLANC, native ct re
sidente de cctte Iaroi,se.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-09-29
(Hnu.r IL Nucre.

Deus cent I}ariIS CIIAIN \ STCRE, sur
lr point d'arrivcr, a vcndrt aux priN dc III
Nuuvttle-DIitans.
II. c. COLOMB.
Convent l.. q.
=. S--Livrt> i do!nicilc d environ cin1
m~ilrs-nratls.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-09-29

lie DIR. MENG Went Sc fiNer Ittinitivc-
mrnt dans la Iaroissc St. Jacques.
II otfre SEES services CONNIE mGuecil,, chi
rlryien ct pr~incipalc,rent acconcheur: aux
hahitantS de la }raroisse.
II t~>l"tre Que trente cinq ans de pfatlqne
en- LnuiSiane lui nerittront Ia coltiancc
quill %sollicite dc tous les paroissicns. ii
tirr:l tout scs efforts pour ticler de lacque-
rir ct de Sen renlre digne.
Sa residence est chez Mr.. Alexandra We
gas. rive gauchc, 4c. district. lljn.T.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-09-29

gan pas@, cha
avail. cn t'lleil-
st,.li'e lie rig, OH
E'.,s Plus lie poll
.#arl II. ii It's
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-01
Tweed investigation.

NEW YORK, September 29.-Wm. NJ.
Tweed was before the committee OF
Aldermen to-day, and promised to give
the statement submitted by Attorney
General Fairchild when through testify
ing. He says Abraham Disbecker tor
merly Police Commissioner, and Apgar,
Assistant Secretary of State, were on his
private payroll. He reiterstes the asser
tion that corrupt contracts were made
with tradesmen whereby the city was
plundered; said city has good cause of
action for damages against them; that
there was an organization in the Legisla.
ture known as the BLACK Horse Cavalry
which voted solid any way Tor pay that
the Albany Erening Journal was subsi-
died by payments which were constant
dribble; did not think there ever was an
honest election in New ork.