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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-04

aim oa 10 HokiiikA. the nearest sotlle-
msni lie has been IN TIE sold Geld 20
10 TIE date 81 Bis keller. Jaly p, 1851.
sANiaArE.
Net Often has Il been cur good i0r-
tune 10 attend 9 silver wedding, bat tach
an opportunity was presented TO rs on
oae o. ths mosi besulifal autumn days q
last week --lhe 2i;h alg., and We lmprov-
81 It. We EEL surc that al who were
preseni must have marked tbss day with
long, white line, for factions speak
louder than words, snd everyone seem
cd happy. Tie occasion was the sjlh
anniversary Of Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. A Ben.
nets wedding day From The many who
we're invited, some 80 were In attend
anoe afternoon and evening. Nearly al
remembered that il was silver wedding
and the gins were Numerous. We no.
lloed among them beautiful cake basket,
castor, bu,ter-dish, piekle-dtsh, two or
three pickle forks, butter knives, spoons
Large aud small for cream, sugar, salt,
mustard Sc, --iorks, napkin-rings, vases
SC, &c. Ia addition to these, about
Ssi 10 money was leii with mine host,
The music was fine, rendered by the re-
sow ned harpist, Jack Whitcomb OF Cam
bridge, n. Y, Mr.. Bart and son, violin
aud cornet, aud Mr.. Baseom with --.
Twas said Nr, w was not in practice,
but he performed several solos: "liome
Sweet Home" "Lisien 10 the Mocking
Brdn aud others in style which seemed
fautless to bis audience. The dancing
hall was converted into dining room
during the afternoon, and two tables
were spread the whole length Of the
room. Fruits OF the season, beautiful
bouquets Of flowers, autumn leaves &c
decorated them and filled in all the hooks
aud corners not appropriated by the more
substantial parts of the feast. In the
evening the tables were taken away, and
dancing was enjoyed by old and young
During the afternoon Rev. DR.. Lambert
aud lady OF Rupert, were present, who
had, as usual, pleasant word for every.
body. Dinner was served about 3 p. M,
and when all had feaslcd, speeches were
made which we have 10 room for this
week, but viii endeavor TO give next
week Ia full.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-04

Malls ttaa4s
A0pTm b. railroad fafNss Y5ft. A.tsuY 1ro5
Hauth and Meai a u ta a. 4 tna 90 81
guKTB ~ fasigasA fef kuf'NuA huflnetag
Serih snd Exti as g sad o8
GRANVILLE mail lysitxa closes - % 4sA p
f0sT OFFICE aptH ftasa g. t09f
MsSls from the NaFth arrive az fhs Posi- aMfe 8
sAR snA 90 2.
Nails from tht Eoalh kftiFf s. ihe loft One
usA Il. aud 81 rs
u sils f8f pesr E&nd4Fasa ilsAarillo, JAmaics
Ae, ~ stage, etnse a FACTORY pu,bt Toe. Of
aes At Ii Az Tuesdays. To afs66ys and Sag.
ardsgs.
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Local intelligence.
aa.aa raFEsslas 0fsI.Ioa.

rutasDAY orroBfH -.
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open from NtosrA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-04

asasY tkai y Ray bs RIA Ngk4u. u j.
sal8 tlssi soms ~ 10 towas on the hne
bare ssieafY wer8vea netg IN tszea
iAaa ne laisrsa 60 re ben8s itsstd 70
~ u taiidiag ne fsx3. Evilealiy shsy
Hesd H1s T. pl.g smart dswn u that
sesu1a, 1ai asa sAsy hare kiile1 us ben
ihss aid iao goiisa eeE. ToNas 30 isis
usE bonded in AID % TIC ta1ae road and
Fot re beaths whslsrer FROM taxing tba
faiifesa properly, iheesh VIC aad that
80 ca desirs considerable benefit from
tle rHaning Of he road.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-04

Apples arc very scarce and grafls
readily bling one dollar per bnsbel.
"A brother q Doctor Sargent Isspend-
ib2 tea days with him.
"A COMMITTEES arc about 10 COM neBce
paiatlng lhe Congregational chnrell
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WlSTAR'S BALSAM
Of
WILD CHERRY.

Fsss SEYMOUR TMAguER. Y y ~ Hsexny,
=. s.. WtsFANa NAfSAN oF Wild CHERRY
gises unsvtftkl sAiisfseten. u seems 80 eefp
eoneh ~ lueseainK anA ess&nsiGe ~ lanks saa
AllAvinE tuaiefna. Ass FsFta7is.F e. tnas ssssefa
~ H+ssa = Pc asst nHi fasHfs 9f aNhsf ~
kiaE ! Ceaa8ts tse islsam ike hesi epaEh
80 fgine v8th ah "a an AeaHkmted
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We regret q leaFn O the death
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-04
Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry.

FHau n WILLOWS. y. y ~ liftl y
~ have m&le zee n The prspAFAtian fof seta
rf4i Kesrs, aud Il has lfeVt8 Be- ~ FttY FtltAhAa
ana taicacinus 10 ne tfektmcut ef sateis ARd
iaHg standing coughs I hues s. ure psuxrt
uoe e. eamfflabls bealih, who hts iAkaa this
rrWcdY. Aua wha bal &c ls nse. | eansidsy
vuuld nai uaN ! hstug.
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Berkshire Pig-Nathaii Ameden, LIST
premium, 5. X. sherman. I'd.
Berkshire SOW and pigs--S. ii. Rising,
Isl prem. Red boar pig, mos. old
Spencer Hopkins, LIST prem. Chester
whites, 2 by year odd. ID. Hopkins,
lst premium.
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.e,-..,u, ,A.>t. .. 50 ."' " i" '",., "rlt.t
;ss.,a,lce of certificates issued, and t" be 'ss''eo
f,r indebtedness %: former years.
SEC. 6.-Ee ii tNrfher Uraai"nl, .jr. That TINS
Ordinance shall take effect from aud after IT'S
nassaue by the Police jury of st. Jane PARISH.
Mr.. Harrison offered the following rcs''l"-
tioi. which was read and adopted.
ULe,ras, An ordinance has been passed by the
Police jury making all scrip for indebtedness
! Of former wears receivable only for Licenses
! and back Taxes. .
Therefore, be it E'$o're3 By tie Police Jury o.
81. .Janrs Parish; 1.iat The Tahlcau Of ENptn-
ses be amended by triking out the appropr:la-
ton for expenses of Registration and Election
fer the year 1876, and adding the sum OF 7:'ooo
TO the appropriation for contingent fund, max
ing the same s$l.273, 10, instead OF sl,772.49. >,
On motion Of Mr.. Davis, the Police jury TOOK
! q recess Of five minutes.
On rr-usscnlhling Nj. Harrison offered the
following Te>olHtion. which was adopted: >,
Eeso7rtd: That the Parish Attorney snail
change tit" Endorsement on the face" ut teI'iH-
Gates issued by lli!l. so as to read: kectlNantc
for 30 per cent of all licenses due the parish tor
TN. wear I>77, a,h ore halt OF the delinquent
faxes due prior to Jan. 1T. ISL. and all war;
ants issued Jay him without said Endorsement,
shall ie Immediately changed to comply with
the provisions Of this resolution.
Mr.. Davis offered the following resolution
which was adopted.
Resolrrd: That a committee of three, of which
the President shall be chairman. shall DO :'p..
pointed by the president, whose duty 1t sia'i
he to ascertain wethcr any ot the lessees o1 Ter
+, lies in this parish have violated their leases by
refusing to cross Parish officers, jurors :'nt VIII
nesses in criminal eases as required by the OF
dinarce under which such ferries were sold,
and they shall report to the police jury at the
next meeting. making such recommendations
as 1hci may see mt.
TheUprcsident appointed Messrs. johnson,
Dornberger and Davis.
Mr.. Harrison offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Reso1red: That the Secretary he authorized
to procure the necessary blank warrants auth
orized by an ordinance of the Police jury ar'
proved Jan. 9th. 1877.
Er. Harrison offered the following resolution:
which was adopted:
Rcsolred: That the Sargtnt-at-arms shall be
allowed the sum OF 50 per dag as compensation
for every day he shall be in attendance upon
this police Jury.
Mr.. Harrison offered the following resolution
which was adopted. ,
Resolred; That the subject matter contained
in the communication ut the parish attorney
submitted at the last meeting in reference tc
certificates of Indebtedness issued by the Poll
cc Jury OF 1924, he and the same is hereby
referred to "A committee OF three of which the
president shall be chairman
The president appointed Messrs johnson:
Harrison and Dornl"rgcr.
There being no further business. the Police
Jury adjourned on motion of Mr.. Dornherger
until the, next regular meeting.
A. ". THOMPSON, Secretary.
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Notwithstanding, pour nous an
tres c~amlhagnartlS, n'est gutre qn'u,
mecrealt, un nipple. un horrible athte,
B'Onnous Pa dit. NeuiIlotra Gcrit. Ilserait
meme impr'nlent ct dangereux de pen.
ser lc coitraire, surtOut lie le dire. Car lie
/ dernier DIES petits ti,%olog!ens, erGotenr
sutfisant ct vaniteuX, qui Salt peut, ne
sen loute Ias ct S'eStime bcaucoup, vouS
regarderait de travers ct o damne-
raft >olontiers.
Mails Voltaire cst-il &c que ron dit,
ct SEES petits JUICES ont-ils Ia bonnie fol
lie M~gnorance!
Telle est la lettre que Voltairc, 4 81
ans, 3 mos aval.t SD mort, lie 2l fevrier
1873. ecri,ai Il Table Gaultier.
Puyis, q ,tSryier 1913.
"Votre lettre, monsieur, M parait
celle dun honmfte homme; ct celia me
suffit pour me determiner 4 recevoir
rhonl,cur de votre visitc lie Jour ct les mo.
ments quill vous plaira me Ia faire. Je
vous dirai la meme chose cue TAI dite
en- dormant Ia benediction au petit-tils
de Hllnstre ct sage Franklin, NOmme
le. plus respectable de rAmGrique; je he
pr0nOncai que .es mots: DMM ct la H.
bert6-God and liberty. Tous les assis-
tants verserent dies lar1nes d'attendris-
sement. Je me hatte que vous 6tes dams
les m6mes principles.
Jai ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ans; je vais
bient6t paraitre devant Dieu, createur
de tous les mondes. 81 vous ave. qucl-
que chose 4 me communiquer, je me fe-
raj un levoir ct I'm honneur de %recevoir
votre visite, malgre les souffrances qui
m'accablent. J'ai phonneur d'etre &C."
s.ss EOLTAIRE.
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Proceedings of the Police Jury Of the
Parish Of st. James.
SPECIIL

The Police Jury of the Parish Of st. James
met at the Conrt House, on Saturday, January
q 1877. ut 1.3O p. NJ, it being a special meet
ing called by the President.
Members Present:-Henry johnson, Presi-
dent. Richard A. HARRISON, Jas. Davis and
Jacob T. Dornberger. g" @
Absent Alfred Mire.
The minutes of the last meeting, (Januarv
2 0l1677,) were read and approved.
The President stated the object of the meet
ing and submitted the following ordinance,
which was read and on motion of MI. Harris
on, adopted: =nQ, H a,..L. .zgf &
An Ordinance making all scrip issued by the
Parish Of st. James for Indebtedness due prior
to the LIST. day Of January 1877, receivable in
the Parish Of ST. James for se year 1877, and
for one half of all delinquent taxes due said
parish for former years, making the parish
taxes Of 1877 payable in u. s. Currency, PROV
iding for a full registration ofall warrants, &c.
SEC. BE 1t Ordained by the Police Jury of ST.
James; That all scrip issued by the Parish of
St. James for Indebtedness due prior to the LIST.
day Of January 1877, shall be and the same is
hereby made receivable i'll payment of 30 per
cent of all licenses due said Parish for the wear
1877, and one half Of all delinquent taxes due
said parish for all former years, and for all
penalties that MAJ be due or become due upon
said delinquent taxes.
SEC. BE 1t further Ordained, &C.; That all
scrip ISSUED for Indebtedness of the Parish of
St. James, for the year 1877, shall be registered
by the Treasurer in numerical order in a sep
arate book to be kept for that purpose, and
shall be paid by him in the order in which it is
registered, out>of any money that may come
into the parish Treasury on account Of taxes
due and .collectable for the year 1877, and all
such taxes are hereby made payable in U. s.
Currency only.
u BE it further Ordained, &C.; That the
parish Treasurer shall keep q separate account
ofall monies received, and shall place the same
to the credit of the several funds as shown by
the Approximate Tablean Of Expenses for the
year 1877, and shall pay no orders against the
treasury, unless drawn upon a particular fund,
aud ia no case shall he exceed the amount an
propriated for any particular purpose.
SEC. 4.-Be It further Ordained, 3c.;; That all
claims against the parish Of st. James, for SER
vices rendered or Indebtedness due for the year
1871, shall be approved by the Police Jury in
open session, and upon such approval the Pres
ident Of the Police Jury, shall Issue q warrant
upon the Parish Treasurer, signed by himself
and conntersigned by the Secretary, in pay
lnent of the same, designating the particular
fund nut Of which it shall be paid.
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EMILE LEGENDRE.
rs. No. $50.
RAPHAEL
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
r. p. Poche, Attorney.

Bv virtue of a writ of seizure and sale, issued by
the Hon. The Fourth Judicial District Court, for the
Parish of St. James, bearing date Of DECEMBER 10th.
1876 and TO me directed, l have seized and will Of
fer for sale at public auction. at the Cont House Of
this Parish on Saturday the 18th, day Of February
A. d. 1877, at ii o'clock A. NJ. the following des-
cribed property, to wit:
1c. A certain tract Of land established as a sugar
plantation, situated in the Parish Of St. James. on
the left bank Of the Mississippi river at ;about So
16iles above the City of New Orleans. measuring
two arpents and a quarter front on said river and
by a depth Of eighty arpents. running between pa.
rallel lines. bounded above by lands Of John Schex-
naydre and Widow Zepbirin Ledoux and below by
lands belonging formerly to JrantLouis Laiche and
now to DIT. Bourgeois and Laiche Bros. :
%. 100 cords wood.
SO. IS Mules.
a.. S carts aud other agricultural implements.
The land to be sold in lots Of ten TO fifty acres.
Terms: Cash in United States currency.
VICTOR MILES Sheriff.
Parish of St James, January 18th. 1877.
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&A3a&418
CHAPITRE LVIII.

En- effet, CONNIE nous ravions suppo-
sc, IL p%Ortefeuil!e de notre ami Raoul,
entire autres CLOSES myst6rieuses ct pre-
cienses, contenait DIES f1eurs, DIES rn-
bans, DIES cheveux ct DIES lettres.
Ce sont Ia Iordinaire les souvenirs
de la jeunesse, re qui reste de o vingt
ans ct de Q premieres an,ours.
Et tout celia, non Dieu, nest nj pre-
cielx nj myst6rieux. Nous 0 tons
eu un ~p0rtefeuillef ct un tresor de &c
genre. On pent vrailnent en- rire, Oh ell
rit volontiers, ct lie NAL nest pas grand.
Car &C s0nt la des brilnborions par
faitement ridichles, des jonets denfant
aux mains dun vieillard, surtout dix
ans apres qu'ils ont etc donnes ct echan-
yes. S'ils ont Gu un prix, CONNIE o.
peut le croirc, c'est le prix du moment
ct de la circumstance. Mails le moment
pass6, Ia Circumstance Oubliec. vos ga
ges glamour sont devenus indifferents
ct 4 ;ainle. ST vous les conservez, c'est
par vanite OH ~fetichisme, ct votre feti-
chisme nest pas nne fol bien vive. Que
81 vous vous les rappelez parfois avec
I'M certain reimbursement, i c%ertaines
hesires de la vie ct de Ia vieillesse, c'est
CONNIE on Sc rappelle une coupe d'au-
trefois. La coupe est. vide desormais.
VOus payez bue. Mails vOtre attendris-
semellt rd5trusIectif est lu regret on de
r6gOisme.
En- verit1, vos plecieux souvenirs
: sonts DIES hrilnborions sans valeur. Vous
les iites sacr1ls, ct lis nelle sont pas. lis
NJ prpfallent Pun par rautre. lie second
q trahi le premier, ct le troisieme est Ia
trahison DIES deux a,ltres. Car leur
hist0ire dit le management, II mobilize,
Ia variabillte de yos impressions, devos
sentiments ct de v0tre c9ur. Lenr ac-
complement est une injdIe. lie temps,
du restc. les u us4s ct d6poatises. Ieur
suoye pozsie, ivresse Dune minute, s'est
6vap0ree CONNIE n essence subtle.
Lean reste, on h celdre.
chi, IL ,feur est fanec, sans couleur,
sans Darfum, ct tOmbe en- pOussitIe sOlls
Is doigt ani III touche. Est,ce encore
,tuef deur. ct e41ei est son nom? Oui, vOs
i1,t,ans or ffa iormais Ia Inance incer-
t;a.ne dies Ghosts moisies, vieillies ct de-
.,lp,ars. Sent ce Moore des rubans, ct
auel peut etre ~lorenavant lenr usagey
Dui. les eapsens, bonds on noirs, qui fn-
amt ii doux atl TOUGHER, 81 beaux, mont
as le refsttl e ailedescorneilles on For
bles I.lilrs. Les reconnaissez-yous
tTeyvcnt.ils porter le nom de che
Ihni. ,os lettres, lues, relues,
toujolrs jaunies, resentment !
I rIifipns iu temps daS lOupeeS.
~, ..;,. rnis6pahl e. Ia HOnf, dee
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20
Lbti> ,'s. w. rs4essHie.
que IL I,uhIic lie sen p.allio i,o....,
ret que le ~tlesorie: Feitel continue dams
yycette vote. IT,.
ii Cette vote est In honne.
-Simms aurait lache, Dickerson an
raft lacle; mails Como ma pas Noulu
hlacher.
ii Como est I'm liornme tres precienx i
packard. 5- 7 i,
IL est vrai one renyegistrcW Como,
J%,.n'etamt pa, %icgalement eligible, nest pas
"'plus reprGsentant que Cllicot lni-meinc.
-Notre voisin ct ami c. G. Milau-
don, q quite notre paroisse.
II a %tn.nsporte SD manufacture ne
'cigaiettes -perique Il IL NonvelIe-Orle'
ans rue n atchez No. Al.
M. +. T. Fisher, greffier dc la cour,
f-ctolur avcc un petit Get republican,
lie marque, 'at1irme que c;est Packard
8qui sera %gonverncur de Ia Louisiana.
Oui. Packard sera g%ouverneur quand
M. Fisher sell grcf1ier lie Ia Cour ST.
premc.
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Aris a,s Public

La soci6t6' e~xistant entire d. T. Bourgeois ct No.
Ian Ganthreaux, pour lexploitation d tine tonnelle.
re a la Tongue Vne, a 6t6 dissoute dun con,mun
accord le 10 Janvier 1877.
N. T. Bourgeois est charge de Ia liquidation d
IA soci6t6. ct continue seul Pexploitation de Ia dite
tonnellerie.
DIT BOURGEOIS.
St. Jacques, IS Janvier 1877. i mois
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j. GENIIl4.
n COntinHer.)
RABELAIS.

NdiS UdiI 10 NNltA "''iiiVinhtt
Repondit Il Satan:
ole suis celui qu'on nomme
Eoltaire. Es-tu content"
Satan quill ne fault prcndre
Ponr un groSsicr bandit,
Mails Qui salt vou> comprendre
\ mi-mot, rtpondit:
.Parfaitemrnt, Noltaire;
,Je t%'attcndaiS, mon vieux.
QuOl tie nOuv"au sur terre!
Et lc Pape est-ii m;eux?
Dis-moi sans prlambule
81 Ion ergotc encor
Au pays de la builc
tnigeuitus. Or,
Est-il vrai qu'on s'assommc
En- France, pour dies AotSe
Que rhomme Y mango rhomnc,
Pour plaire Il lies grimauds!
Jc croyais vos bipedes
Bien plus senses, vraiment:
Pour 6tre bankruptcies,
Les clliens font autrement.
Les ;incs, moins traGiques,
Mont pas asSurement
De cas- thtologiqucs,
Et yivent sobrement.
Illomme a pourtant une anne,
Tn cnur, du pain, du vim,
Inc adorable femme,
Tout ce-qui lend diyin!
Et la belle Emile
Est bien. me dites-vous?
Est-elle encor jolie?
Eft les CARS de Trtvoux!
Eft Frederic de fnnss?
Fait-il to"jours DIES v3rs?
Eft votre Catau russo,
An bonnet de traverse
A propos,N cher Voltaire,
Je vOus retiens lei;
Car yotre min!stere
Me sera, Dieu merci,
Fort utile d cette heure.
Car j'ai pour lie moment,
Dams ma sombre demeure,
Sous mon commencement,
Tn tas de vrais Nonottes,
DE lr6lpS 4
Gu brisent leurs menotteS
Et cassent leurs carcans.
Eft ces gems de clersie,
Bruyants. dogmatiseurs,
Forts en- theologie,
Sont de villains f;arceurs.
Je ne sails plus QUEEN taire;
lis troublent tout lei;
TT c'est Ia sotte affaire,
On me met ell souci.
Car tous ces mauvais prGtres,
RaisOnnenrs salis raiSOn,
Bientot Sc renlraient maitres
DE ma propre maison.
Eft pEnfer, mon bonhomme,
Avec les c%artlingaux
Qui me viennent de Rome,
Avec les evesganx
Don't la bande est damnablc
Eft croft i tout moment,
Nest vraiment plus tcnable,
Plus tenable yraiment.
Ainsi done je te nomme,
Moi prince ct moi Satan,
Mon nIemier majordome.
Voltai14 J, es-tu content1
JEHAN GEINGOIEE.
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ter, vOus %rcpentir, souffrirf Eft 81 Ia re-
allt6 de demain vous brutalise, vous
blesse Embarrassment, tue en- vous
tOute croyance ct tOute esperance, pour
rez.rous encore, ayant etc ingrat, me-
chant, oublieux, YOU refngier auprps
des OmbreS cheres ct cherries de vOtre
enhance, de yOtre adolescence ct de yo-
ire jeunesse!
Ce fut la lie vague pressentiment de
Raoul.
Aussi Raoul, tout EN- livrant a Ia
famine de sOn foyer les f1eurs fan6es,
les rubans bleus, les rubans roses, les
cheveux noirs, les cheveux blends, les
lettresEEde Marie, les lettres lie F6licie,
les lettres de Touraine, les lettres de
Paris, les lettres de Londres, un billet
de deux ligues d'adieu qui hi rappelait
nm doux po9me sous les ombrages en-
,baumes du Cher, ct les jarretieres YER
tes dune adorable marquise don't nous
arons onblie lie nom, ct qui ne sc sonve-
matt probablement plus de SEES jarretie-
y..rtes ct de Raou1,-Raoul, disons-
nous, reculas deyant le sacrifice cOu1plet.
&c netait pourtant gn'un v0ile, un
simple voile, I'M petit wolfe rose.
1t il lie pressa sur SEES l6vres avec une
indicible tendresse, CONNIE on presse q
chose safllte ct sacree, CONNIE on pOa-
RAFT presser Ell SEES bras une fiancee que
Ton 'croyait perdue, que Pom pleurait
dams les tongues NUTS de ii solitude,
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PAID up CAPITAL $5''a"'o

PAID Up CAPITAL, $5oa"oo.
,1po. G.. Gaines, Jas, l. Day,
i. j. Hart, Geo. JONAS
Henry Ken>law, E,mory CIapr,
Hugh Wilson. =. L.. A,tey'
r H;sro. james Byrnes,
! Baldwin. J.. l.. Harris,
Chas. Mncready. lionel G. Levy,
". q. S.ymo,ir. ". 3. Schmidt,
Richard Flower, L. Aic"s.
J. Weiss, d. Fatjo.
= ". Tay,or. Scott McGehee, ?
J.. c. Morris. Isaac l.. Haas.
,JIyST COMES. Solicitor for the Country.
II sept '7G.
81 IERIE VAPEUR SONlAT
PWu5sxe IT. Charles, rirc mnche, l! m'7e
au-dessous lie FEgliSc Rouge.
&c moulin anquel on Il attache "ne forte
machine est mainteuaut Ell mesare de remp'lr
promptement tous les ordres ponr du bols de
charpente-bois de cypre-uui peuvent lul
etre euvoyts, ct
ndes pyi.r tres modfyes.
II a nne granae quantite lie planches seches
de toute grandeur ct dc toute 1ua!ite.
lie MOulin "a Ri$ &OlsiNl
1ni ne Ie cede Ell rieu aux autres moulin des
!PEtat est
4 Eeudrc on Il L0ucy..
Aussi a vendre une POMPE C1RCULAlRE
de Palmer, lie 6 pouces de d'ametre.
Une machine Il vapenr. LOCOMOTIVE
BOILER 10 la force de 10 cheyanx, bonnie
pour faire marcher IN %traslier.
S'adresser par Ia postea
NINE. WE, CLoRlSDE SoN1AT.
kenueryi!le 2. O., Paroisse Jefferson.
G3sn Mr.. J. GESrIL est Iagent de Nine. G.
Soniat pour Ia paroisse St. Jacques. lGjn76.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-02-10
JUDICIAL NOTICES..
STATE AND cnuRT'AroKEsAlD.

STATE AND CnURTtAFuRESAID.
. Whereas, ]. Richard Winchester, Admins
traitor of the above succession, has tled,a!final
account p%etitioniug for the same to be homo
LOCATED,
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern. to show canse in writing, if any they
have, within ten days from date, why the
same should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal Of office at
the Parish of st. .James, this 31st. day of
January A. d. 1877.
e. 7. FISHER, Clerk.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-02-10
Tic State ID Court @jorssaid.

The State ID Court z!5oresaid.
~
Whereas, Joscplt5Malancon has petitioned
the above Honorable Court to be appointed
| Administrator of the above SUGGESTIONS and
Communities,
Public notice is II therefore given to all whom
it may concern, to show cause in writing, with
in ten days from date, to the above Honorable
Court, why the prayer Of petitioner should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal of office at the
Parish of st. James, this LIST. day of February
4. D., 1877. f. T. FISHER, Clerk.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-02-10
Nodes.

C. JAuBERT B. ,ClE.,
IMPORTATEURS DE
Marchandises &eches dyungeycs ct
Amf3ic0iues.
Rubans, Ga,nitures, Bonneterfe,
Mouchoirs, de-, de-,
No. 90, II de Charities, pres Canal,
NOUyELLE-ORLEANS.
C'est aujourd:hui Ia senle maison FRANCHISE
qni, apres avoir resiste 80 ans a tontes les
crises iuancieres, offre encore a ses clients le
plus complet assortment de marchandises
seches ct an plus has prix du march6.
I'm soin toni particnlier est apporte q rem
plir les ordres ADDRESSES des campagnes.
4Sept. rs. l an.