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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-09

EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
at lowest rates on Great Britain. Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold At lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle. ". I.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-09

.Y,Oliver II. Goodwin, piano max
er and tuner will visit Seattle and other
towns on the Sound again shortly.
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pursuit. The body of the dead robber
was brought here last nieh and iden-
titled rs that Of a man known as Texas
Frank. Ii is believed that this was the
party who robbed the Sidney cosch a
few nights ago. None Of the Myers
party were hurt
DEADwooD. Oct. 6-The following is
IN this evenings Times: Curley and
Mack, two wei known miners ia this
vicinity. returned from the Big Horn
country last night. They report pass
ing large body Of prospectors, proba-
oily Wustum's, which went out FROM the
hills under the guidance Of man
whose name Garnet be escertained, but
who was known as Charley. He
claimed to have diggings on Rotten
Grass that would yield IS cents to the
pan. Arriving at that place he con-
fessed to the fslsity Of his statement,
whereupon the irate miners hung him
to tree 1t is presumed ne was in the
employ of the post trader at Fort Reno
and took the party out for the benefit
Of that individual.
Our iDforinauts report the country
alive with Nez Perces Indians
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
A BARGAIN |!

4 EYONE DESIRING TO PURCHASE A
I \ complete HOUSEKEEPING OUTFIT, Con-
sisting Of Bed Rooms. Psrlor and Kitchen Furni-
ture, Carpets. etc. with the privilege Of Renting
. Comfortable House in . very convenient local.
ity, will find it TO their advantage to apply to
oct9 s. L. CRAWFORD, at this ONCE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-20

Sem $,errn ginienber BON III
banp, oeiier Namen mir nidt unter iei-
nem .Ginselanbt" eefunben baben. Die
ne biemit nodmols aur lreunoliden
Na&ridt, oab mir icin @dreibcn midi
crDnertlihen f0nnen nod pcrben. ebt
,pil ieincn auertben Namcn mi6cn. I'm.
oeIlen laNe er iid oas folsenbe looen:
!. Scr Ginienber beg Wrtifels
.3wei SGeuiale in Mlbanp" bat leincu
Namcn unter ieinem griefe. +.
2. Gs pcbnt berIeIbe ni9t swiIdcu
Mlbanp unb Dat.
3. Gs it berielbe tein .2loner". benz
bic 5ade III aabefonnt. uno Journal,
Presse uno Times baden ben 5adper.
bolt 1don Dor uns uno nod piel berbel
9ebradt.
4. Sic Bciude in GoIo- sprine
ooer 0ew Mun4en iino NebenIo9en.
5. 8einoet li1 elmer Der Nerbrede,
i'm bieli9en GefdngniB.
6. Sn weldem 2idte fteben sic ba,
lpenn bic Court i'm DECEMBER bas
S4mIoig aAslpreden ioltc.
7. 9aben sic llns ni1t aud idon
seidrieben ?-@ir slauben Die sdrif,
~ fcnnen!-!
8. Writ @robbeiten fommen Sit
bel uns niht tueit, unb lit es MID: Sire
Sode. uniere Gorreiponoenten Al per-
od9tiaen, oa Sic nidt einmal
nj en-, wer 9ieielhen inb.
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@oriiBer oes Siitr. COMMITTEES

Gin Sing, tuas feit Sabren in Der Camille
benutt unb uns in,nc CUTE Oienite sctban,
miro uns sulett Iieb uno tpertb. Scrr ). q.
S9cia idreibt an uns barber: Da mir Dr.
Husut Sonio's Sambarser GamiIicn. McSi.
,inen III uniercr Gamilic felt 3 sa1rcn &C .
braudbt Daben riD bicielben uns INNER quite
Eicnfte gotham baden. 10 finb mir sbnen iebr
bdrtsar bafir unh iperben mir im,mcr bicfc
Weoi5inen mnfcrea Hetannten, tpeIde cine quito
8 aus Meoi5in nctbmeno,s babcn, eMpfcblea.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-20

Or. Ausnft &onis's Samburser gruF.
thee teine neuc @eoijin. @ie fdlon Der slaine
ia9t, 1T berielbc ii @uropa betannt. Sort
braudt icbes aino ben @an,burscr @ruitt6ec
bon ben Mlpen biz CUR Norbfce. bon Der 6rcn,e
Granfrcids bis CUR @ren;c &ubIamos. bic
Ginfubr bicies SciimitteIs in slmerita 1T cine
rabrc Mobltbat fir aqc YruHtranfcn. 2eict
bic 9cilunsen, bic Der 2bee bcrcits bcwirft,
uno iDr ,perbet beniciben bel alien @ruitlcibeu
gebraud)en ; aac spctbe N babcn i'm gum
8ertauf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-20

T%rduIein Saacfer, mcldc Uor chit
gen Sascn aug bem Often ;uriidtebrtc, bradte
bic neuciten Muiter Der lebten MloDc nit iiG),
uno bat bcnte ibren Ynbmaarcnlaocm in
Sdacfers altem Store %crofnet. Die acebrte
0amcnmclt wirb nitt peridumcl, bei Der be,
ipanbten Yutmadcrin Uor;uiprcden, I'm ibrc
@intertoilettc su b~ete[len. 0r1ulcim Sd)ac-
fer bat bier biclc Grcunoinnen, bercn @uno.
ldaft fe gum Goraus bciibt.
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u d ut
9s1

ipurben lebten Dienfas Wt,9,n nm 8 mfr
bur@ So@m. P. Seberin .. s. Is. in Der foth.
STRIDE Az ct. tloub
&err Anton Buken NIT or6ulein Quna Meier
bette son ct. eIeub.
Den beiten S1lali&sa W. ere aufridtaReu
@IIdwiut4e!
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|0emtfratiftbc 4iitrifte
Contention.

Sic Nsemofrotii@en etimm
sebsr bes Diitrittes, ,tel4er bic Sotpus
BON Albany. avon, Brod,uap y,
ga min 8, Goblin q. Brain
|1t g aut. Miumoob, Mun.
i'm. Oot st. Soiepb unb ct
Wenoel umfabt, petoen biemit auf
seIorocrt, lid
2amstaas Ben %. Geptbr,
1877
UNI 1. lbr P. M, I'M SduIbauie DC!
|Ninrittes 60. 8. i'm 5opn 81. Soicpt
ourh Ds!cgoten bel Der bort itattiin'
oenocn NeridmmlMn9 ucrtreten 5u iai'
len, gum 3wede, einen &~anhioatcn fi1
As observation-disclosures 81
nominiren.
Die betretfenben 9otuns Boben bas
Re&t, 10 picle Selesaten gu itelcu, al!
L:>s Annn>nknn VAAseAs |Etf
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J.4. y imbiliupob,
yanomeNer un6 Gibil=G maimcer.

8eionScre slufmcrtiamtcit mirb Dem Ser.
mc1cn bon Straben, Der @ieoerberitcIuna
uno bem @icberaufbau bon alien Gdcn unh
yinicn 9ciribmet.
Mittbciluns gen per YOit ipcrben iofort be.
antportet.
Office an @aibinatou Mbsnuc, cine 3bIrc
liolid) bon Marlatt'S Npot1efc.
3S-3t
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3uacldufem,

Sine Sub bel Germ Scinrid Gbriiten
in 1oipn EARNING 8. Dieielbe 1T ROTH unb
iurlb geHedt, bat 4 meibe Gube umo 1T unae.
tabs 7 Sabre alt. Ser gisentbiiincr bat fid
bel oben9enanntem Gcrrn su mclccn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-20

- Scr bette 3ottun 81 Gents
per Yarb bel VI ofenhaupt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-20

RD Spredt Dor bel 6. s.
y ". gcwea fir Yfuse auer
Oattuu9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-20
It E +
Sd5mb= ,titb Gtiefd>g tors
Gpbm Gbmtma0er,

8e9cnuber Traemers Yotel.
Dem 9eebrten Vublitum biemit bic crgebene
Nnseiae, BAT i'd cinen neuen Sdubitore bier
IN ct. eloub eroffnet babe. Ga meme @aa.
rcn uno Vreiie ieber Gonearrens 9obn iprcdcn.
10 tucroen bic D%iufommcnen 8unbea, bato rcdt
jablrei6 boriprcden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-20

@obert g. Qorenh @ermauia, 3d.,
sebraudtc sesen Elm S~Iu!seidpiir 1r. Nnaua
aonis's pamburser 2ropiea unb Yftaacr
init GriOls.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-20
Die TIai&e

-
Sic GIai4e
"9ambnr9er Txnpftn"
toitet SO Gents, ober flint Glaf&en
jmei Dollars, iinb bei allen apotbe<
er'1 uno s6nSIern in M,bi.irsn ~
baben.
II. Toge1er g. Co.
Baltimore, Nb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-20

~ uneebcuercr Norratb Der &C.
M6teften Artifcl auf benz Marete
III eiment Hrcife, Der jeter Gcucurs
reuj 2rpt bictct bel 4ruut;;nSfi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-20
9 + I II d. t.

Satob Seb, g%ormanbiae, R4nias,
Heltcn Or. Ius. &onie's Samburarr Srcpfen.
aad)bcm er Ianse an obiser aranlbeit lit,
micbcr Der.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-20
OHene @unbcn.

9ribr. &arten, Yeeawniea. sus..
6cilte NIT Or. ausui Songs samburscr
arautcrpFafter Gin Offences @eidmir an ieinem
8eiue.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-20

Grnf DabNub, slcp.9ort,
uurcc burd Or. Nuauit Aonia's Samburscr
trcpfcn bon cinem 9etcrleiben scbcilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-20
@er5tlopfeu II.

Greb. SGmat, Haston, Ohio.
0ebraadtc init GrfoIs Or. Aug. aonio's eam.
urser Srop:en sesen obigc Arantbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-20

Gs 1T tuiinidenspertb, bob bic Be.
trcHenoen Yldbe ibre borberotbenben
Ueriomm!unsen am 26. September
1877 baltcn m04ten.
Gpbm G66fer,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-20
Eiete r.

Gbrifian sdmibt,
Saben, @,sleb 60, aanfas,
sebraudt Or. susuit aOnis's pamburser
5ropfsn als Elm @ittel sesen bas 0ieber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-20
~ aseuleiben.

Mrs. ). ". &odenielIer,
u Yaio, 9us..
wurbe BON eincm Ianswierisen NlaoenitsI
oura Or. ausuft aOnis's Samburs,r 9rs.
picn sc9silt.
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2ebens : @lirir.

Inb. CRATER, @ampsbiue, N.9.
Or. Aug. aOnis's eamburser 9ropfen fnb
Die einSise Mebiain, bic mir nod gut ttun.
SG bin don bod in Sabren unb frifcn
mir oieielben bos ysben;" q
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Il bauIidfci

3. seim. sOuttPabams, WlaH.,
mar arb~eitsunfabis unb murbe ourd bic 3ro-
pfenmicber gang bereeitcut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-20
2eber1eiben.

2eberlciben.
GrnF DabIfub, s0cm.gcrt,
uurbc burG Or. Auauit Aonia's Samburscr
frcpfcn bon cinem 9etcrleibeu scbcilt.
+ 9er5flopfem.
Greb. Sdmat. Habton, Ohio.
sebraadte nit GrfoIs Or. Aug. aonis's eam.
urser 5rop:en sesen obisc arantbsit.
nnberbauli
3. seim, souttrabams, MaH,
mar a%rbeitsunfabis unb murbc ourd bic 3ro-
pfenpieoer gang bcreeitcut.
MaseuIeiben.
Mrs. ). ". 8odenieller,
81 YaiO, Sus..
uuroc oon eincm laasuierisen Nlaaenitel
oura o.. ausuf aOnis's Samburs.r Gro.
pien 9c9silt.
ut9eidw mir
Robert g. Qorcnh @ermania, Va.,
sebraudtc aesen elm SIu!seidmiir Dr. Nnauii
8onis's pamburser 2ropfea unb Vta(cr
nit GrfoIs.
Oelblud t.
Satob 9eb, Tormanpine, Ranfas,
Feutcn Or. Sus. &onis's Samburarr 9rcpfen.
nad)bcm er LANCE an obiacr aranIbeit lit.
wiebcr Der.
Tieter.
GbriHian s4mibt,
Ssben, &,sIeb So, aanfas,
sebraudt Or. ausuf aOnis's eamburaer
etoP1e" a's q" Wntlel 9e8en oae Gieber.
gebens Glirir.
anS. CRATER, @ampsSiue, 81. 9.
Or. Aug. aonis's hamburger 9ropftn fnb
Die einSise Mebisin, bic mir nod gut tbun.
Sd bin don bod in Sabren unb frifcn
mir oieielben bas y.ben;;" q
Sic 5Iai9e
"9ambur9er Trnpftn"
|Mtoitet SO Gents, ooer flint GIaf&en
| q ~ a C.A O. n NJ ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-20

Mannieialtiefeit SnS ~ ~beionsere
biAisen Nrciien bel Nreus;insfi.
Sem r@ e9ielb1atte", mel
Dies Die 6reunolidteit bate /, uns in
einen im%pertinenten Mrtitelduesen UNI
lerer .tiirSlid sebradten Mittbeilunsen.
bic 9auiie 2ateau betreEeno, an
suereifen, oiene biemit CUR Na@ri@t,
oaB mir Dem 3eusn,ie beg So d m's=
It en- @errn Nbtes BON ct CUB
10 / 9 mssr @lauben l9enten, ais Der
unerfabrfnbeit ieines 3eoattenrs in
IoIden Saden. @erabe auf bic Ser
treter Der raoitalcn Yrelie NOR Anier
Musenmerf seridtet, als mir Die 1sbten
|3eilcn ldrxben. @iIlen ia bod tieie
9e,ren in,uair Neuieteiten, mel9s bas
9eilise nuo 9eiliyite beg Menfdtn,
ndmli4 leine GeIision, ansreifen, uuo
mir BADEN aud nidts Nnoeres eripar-
tet, als MnsriTs Der er,pdbnteu Nrt-
Gs wdre uns lic5. t0nnten mir ben be-
trsHenoen S@reiber jenes Mrtitels nod
Bots d'Haine ifnben, bamit ibm bic
Iusen oes @ertanbes se0finet ,perben
mSdten. llnteroefen gilt aud bci inn
oas @ort: Gle baben Obren
umb b0ren ni&t; Mugen wnb
ni4t! -
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-08


The London Quarterly Reriew.-
Contents Of No. CCLXXXVII., for
July, 1877:
ART.
l. The First Lord Abinger and
the Bar.
2. Recent Discoveries in Art and
Archaeology in Rome.
3.Oxford Gossip in the Seven
teenth Century.
4. Economic Laws and Economic
Facts.
S. The Science Of Electricity as ap-
piled in Peace and War.
6. New Gninea and Polynesia.
2. The War in the East.
8. The Ridsdale Judgment and the
Priest in Abs0lntion.
8. National Interests and National
Morality.
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DER sDRLKE.'

vent ind0 dot adrike, Jake,
To zee vot could get;
JdOn't gone In no moro. Jake,
On dot one ding you pet.
yca Sc dot blaze upon mine eyei
Do cut apove mine head 7
Dia 10 de Wrist time voa oud
Since dcy took me home TO bod.
Uud now got no work. Jake,
Und de children dey vsnt bread;
don't bin sorry much, Jake,
II dey had killed me dead.
] dort din vos country, Jake,
vere besple got rich quick;
made some money 0nce. Jake,
But do dam stun wouldn't sdick.
I vent IN dot saloon der
Und drinked mein lager beer,
U0d Cd all de money v0t made
Not vono cend saved dot year.
Und now dot times got hard, Jake,
Upd wages dey v0s small, atL
] dought Strike would do no harm,
But now ! got NO work I'd al.
Und ven at night Dot 70 home
/. NY wife she looksso sad, .s+tsf.
For ve got no bread 10 ext. Jake,
Upd dell you dot vos led.
Won ding dis business daught me Jake,
Vat ever else befall';
4 half y loaf In better. Jake,
Dan 70 hsve no loaf I'd all.-HnRs.
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Members rreaent: President JoAs
CAyolle, jos. Metralf, Chaa. I1aaari-
sne, O AHyassl, u. w. Williams,
Henry Miles, +. Acricq, and Achille
1Arrf; al@snt J. Z. LeBourgsois and
o~A M. cosnbe.
o. notisai II Henry Mil~s, the MI
nssea"f last mseting were rcd ana
aplrOvodk affH Ers .sss1
The cemnittee On claims reported
With ita approval, Jneti~s of tl.~
Pescs ~ criminal caasA, hiIls amouwt-
Ing u tiN snus a.. 40. l2&
G,ustNblea, ciimlnal c,.a~s. %. 80
Msgzsesa. .......... ...... .SO.W
r0ur ('ssrsn~r's Jury c~st.. .6.OO
Jscysss virksair, acting constable
$50!
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Special Meeting Of the School
Board.

0pOoAoA WO0eAA6 VI sA0 S0AAo0'
Board.
PARISH OF 81. JOHN THE BAPTIST, !
August 18th, 1870. :
The Board met, President Becnel
in the chair, and present: Geo. E.
Smith, J. E. Sentille, Jules Refine,
Octave Marmillion, A. c. Babcock
and F. Matthew absent: John Levet
The minutes of last meetingread and
approved.
On motion of J. Refine, and On sug.
gesting that the attendance aA the
5th ward "Live Oak" school nJCbng.
er justified the employment of an
assistant teacher, Resolved that the
services of the assistant teacher OF
that school be dispensed with.
Adopted.
j. Refine presented a petition signed
by the patrons Of the 5th ward white
school in favor of retaining Miss
Amelie Elfer as teacher in said
Ischool in place Of Leo Elfer, deccas-
~ The petition was read and
sddiasS and Miss Elfcr duly elect
ed, as feather of the 5th ward school.
Miss Elfer rendered the use of the
building occupied as a school honse
Of the 5th ward school gratis, which
was accepted.
j. Z. Sentille presented and had
read petition OF the patrons of the
2nd ward white school, asking the
school be removed to q locality more
central to the pupils of the ward,
and hy reference to the number OF
pupils in attendance 1t was shown
that but 25 pupils were in attend
aDce at school as at present located,
and that 81 pupils resided in the To-
cality pstiti0ning the removal. A
vote Of the Board was taken and the
school ordered to be removed tn Mr..
Lucien Landaiche's by a vote Of 2 to
5, and that said removal be made
without expense to the Board, other
than the rent Of the building at $500
per month, the secretary ordered to
notify the teacher accordingly.
On motion Of A. C. Babcock, the
rule governing schools he amended
80 rs to have the sessions Of schools
from 8 A. NJ. to l2 NJ, and from to
4P. NJ. Adopted.
On motion of President Becnel,
the white school of the 3rd ward was
ordered to be removed from Mr..
Henry Horns tn Mr.. .Alovon Gra-
nier's without further additional ex-
pense to the Board, the rent Of the
building where the school is no re-
moved tn be $500 per month.
On motion Of j. Refine, Resolved
that any pupils absenting themselves
for three consecutive days without
leave Of the teacher or satisfactory
reason, shall be dropped from thu
rolls OF the school and not be read.
mitted, expect by consent Of the di-
rector Of the ward In which the
school is located. Adopted.
On motion Of J. Refine, Resolved
that any director who shall fail tn
attend any regular or special meet
ing for two consecutive sessinns, shall
be reported to the Superintendent for
removal. Adopted.
Bill Of expenses Of A. C. Babcock
TOR 72 school benches and desks
amounting to el:D.W he approved
aud ordered paid.
And the Board adjourned sine die.
MAX. BECSEL, President.
A true Copy
A. c. BABcocx, Sec, etary.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-08

Dr.. Tutt has been en.
gaged In the practice
Of medicine thirty
yean, and for . long
time was demonstrs.
tor Of anatomy In the
Medical College Of
Georgia, hence, per.
sons using his Pills
have the guarantee
that they arc prepared
on sciend6c principles,
and are free from al
quackery.
He has succeeded In
combining In them
the heretofore sntag.
onistic qualities Of Q
sirsaHskssiaN, bs1s.
sips Z tsyi vS94tesie
Their 6rsS apparent
eject to oincrease the
appeheb BY causingthe
food dtopsoperlyassim.
ilate. thus the system
. nourished, and By
their tonic action on
the digestive organs,
regular 4 healthy ~.
aeuations are produced
The rapidity with
which tsrsoss fsks -
fssA, while under the
influence Of these pills,
ol itself indicates theiT
adaptability to nourish
the body, and hence
their efficacy in curing
nervous debility, mel.
ancholy, dyspepsia,
cles, slugEishness Of
the liver, chy:Inio con.
stipation, and impaEt.
, the system. Sold ev.
ny Street, New York.
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On Thursday, August 30, died
in New Orleans, at the age Of 81
years, Mr.. Augnste Alfred Tr6pa.
gnier, born in st. John the Bapt.
int. The deceased had served
throughout the war in the 18th
In. Regiment. He had many
friends in this parish who deeply
mourn his nj timely end.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-08

In the list Of pupils who left st,
Jrhn the Baptist for the Troy
High School, we omitted the
name of Elias Williams Jr.
Young Williams was at Spring
Hill college for the past three
years.
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TICKS MONTHLY MAGAzryE

Our new periodical work will be
named VickS Illustrated Monthly
Magasinc. II will be published on
the first IT each month, and each
number viii consist OF Thirtv.Two
PsgA Of reading, finely illast, ated
with wocd cuts, and one celoed
pl:te, Perhaps, In the spring, Of at
other TINS, when We are anSious to
iIInstFsto oome new or gunl thiurs.
we may give two col"rrd platea In
Que number, and omit onesome OF her
month, hat we shall furnish twelve
" the year. We design to make our
MagasiHe . Handsome az ANYTHING
Of the kind in the world, and, in
fact, = little more beautiful. Adver-
t!sem~nts will be given ia a separate
sheet. - N not to interfere with the
reading nDatter. For the year we
shalI only charge One Dallar and
Twenty-Five Cents, and where a per-
snn will take the paine to get up n
CInb Of -Four, and send us Five
Dollars, We give the getter .up of the
Club copy free; .or where Ave
neighbors unite and send ns Five
Dollars We will send Eve copies, &C.
patnte or together, ~ any way the
subscribers may desire. This price
V desigoated to b the cost, or a
trifie over, 70 m to cover Incidental
expes'ses. Our desirr Il 70 reach the
Whole people, and exert m. influence
iof good in every village ana hamlet,
IL every l'onse.
Specimen numbers will be sent to
Moss VINO desire t. see copies, nr to
,,.S u.cm in obtaining suLscribcrs.
We slnls publisl, : lev aivsrtiss.
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ments of Fruit Trees, Shrubs, Tmple-
ments, and such things only as will
be appropriate for Floral Magazine
and useful to our readers.
JAMES WICK,
Rochester, New York.
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Judge Chenet held . prelimin-
ary examination On Friday, An
gust 81, In the case of John May
M0ar; charged With burglary.
TbS charge not being sustainel,
tbs accused Was released.
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List of Letters
remaining at Edgar P. O.

September z, 1877.
Allain George
Andy Marie
Baret Paul
Besson j. A.
Blue William
DArensbOurg Anafs
DeBaute G.
Duran We
Gabb Louis
Gartlet Eugene
GOtreaux Edward
Granier +.
Grisam re Wilson
Jackson Alfred
johnson Joshua
Kearney
Leblanc Marie
M donx Jules
Roberts F.
Thompson Mary
Valsin Mary
Zeringue Norbert
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TROY
PUBLIC And HIGH SCHOOL
TROY. MIaaouRI

~ AsAAsSSSONAs
The next session Of this school win begin
on the first Tuesday in September f4th).
1877, and end on the second Thursday Of
June 1873. The Principal will be assisted
by full corps Of experienced teachers, and
no pains will he spared to make the School
thoroughly efficient in eyery department.
Parents entrusting their children to NV
care. may rest assured that every effort wifi
be made to give them thorough and syste.
matte training. The discipline of the school
VIII be rigid and regulated always by Just
regard for the good Of the whole. -
PUPILS FROM A DISTANCE
Will not be received unless they are placed
under the experimenting care Of the teach.
ers vt the school. both in and out of school
hours.
Prompt and cheerful obedience IN evs-v
rule and regulation will he required. ana
pupils who are disposed to he negligent and
desobe'ient are not wanted and will NOT ~
retained in the school.
THE BOARDING HOUSE
Located near the school building, will be
under the supervision of the Principal and
Assistants. who will see that pupils rightly
employ their time out of school hours.
GRADE.
The school IL graded from the Primarv ia.
parfment tn Collegiate course, so that mn.
pils o. every degrre of advancement may be
readiiy ciassed. The course of study il de-
signed TO prepare pupils for entrance ;nto
the higher classes Of College. or in cases
where this is not contemplated. for enon0;no
IN the vocations uf civil life. The nrograss
OF the pupils will he tested not only by daily
recitations. but also by examinations. oral
ana written. Monthly reports of class stand.
ing. attendance and department will he sent
Ihe parent or guardian Of each pupil. and
the principal earnestly begs that these ra-
ports receive attentive inspection. and thst
the weight OF parental authority be ,Is.,d
70 enforce his efforts for the advancement
of his pupils. ''''
The services ofan excellent French teacher
have been secured. and that language will
oe taag''t to children, on the application Of
There Ia catholic church IN IN. to~r
where children belonging 70 that religion
may attend divine service.
MUSIC
VIII be made speciality, and will be Taught
~ m able and experienced teacher. Tho
y: whole school will be exercised in vocal mu-
TERMS:
Tuition per session Of 40 wks .A25 To $40
b"nrd per week. lSs2 50 to a 90
Instruction on Piano. Organ or Gnitarsi0 90
~, ,.N,neh,s ~ quarterly installments, invaria-
These terms can lint be runlulct, a. yery
reasonable, Sl45 TO sl6O cover{o| khoje
cost Tor session Of ten mouths. music Of
conrsc heing extra
Parents are earncstly reqncsscsl 10 start
Their children the first day Of the sessiog,, 40
tnaI illey mny have the advantage of begin.
n ning with their ciasacs. Charges sffer\ \he
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FOR SALE.

4 splendM chance for GARBAGE
MAKER ut Hahnville. 81. Charles vParisl,
La A lot Of gronnd measuring 90 feet i,'
depth and 80 feet front. with good dwelling
house aud shop thereon, and good run 81
cassom. will he sold cheap on easy terms
The present owners reason for selling Il on
account Of departure.
Address N. p, Carriage Shop, Hahnville
La ~ lgy2m.