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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-08
HOME NEWS.
Virginia Conservatives Attempt
to Organize a State
Convention.
And are Met with Shouts, Kisses.
GrOanS and Other Tn
pleasant Noises.
The Chatanqua National Assembly
Still at Work.
MISCELLANEOUS.
rnE NArloNAL ASSEMBLY

F4irpoint, ~ y, Aug, S.-The regular
normal and drill exercises of The Chautau-
qua National Assembly commenced this
morning. Frank Beard instructed the chill.
dren at O'Clock Al II o'clock Rev W
L Crafts, of New York, lectured on the
struggle of the child, in the place of Rev,
Jos. Cook, who speaks this afternoon on
"Cousclence The daily attendance is
already very large.
CONSERVATISM Is UNPOPULAR.
Richmond, Aug. The Virginia conser-
yatiye state convention met at noon in the
theatre here, but owing to an indiscriminate
issue of admission tickets, or otherwise that
part of the building set apart for delegates
was so oyercrowded by outsiders that when
an effort was made TO call the convention to
order with view of temporary organization
it proved signal failure. The utmost con-
fusion and disorder prevailed, shouts Kisses
and all manner of noises dro gned the voices
Of all those who endeayored to bring order
out of chaos After half an hour had
elapsed and no progress had been made to-
wards an organization, motion to adjourn
till p. m. was adopted. The state commit
tee is now perfeeting a plan for the proper
seating Of delegates.
FATALITY IN A WE'LL.
Iowa City, Iowa, Aug. S.-Carl Zinimer
young man nineteen years old, died from
foul air while working in well near Morse
station yesterday morning.
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CHICAGO.
Chicago, August s

Chicago, August s.
WHRAr-Aetive on speculative account
irregular lower; 1.o75@lo74 for August
lOlsC l.ol3 for September.
CoRN-Fairly active; unsettled lower
45se for August 455@45sc for September
oATs-Fairly active; easier; 25c for
cash or August 24lc for September.
RSYE-Easier; SOC for cash.
BAR1EY-Lower 66!@ 663c for Septem-
ber. No. 8, 4oo
PoRK-Moderately active and lower
Is Is for September; 1910 for October.
LARD-Easier; $50 for September s 65
for October.
WHISKY S.
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FIRES.
AT ONTARIO.

Aylmer, Ont, Aug. SA fire this morn
ing IN the business portion of the town
destroyed seven buildings, including the
commercial Hotel, A Murray's store, Ham
bridges bakery and confectionery store, Gun
afy Bros. drug store, Whites gents furnish
ing store, Wrights bakery and Farething's
dry goods store.
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Abyssinians Massing on the
Egyptian Frontier.
Horrible Disclosures from The jana.
ica RefOrmat0ry School
for Boys.
A Rebellion Breaks Out in the Repub-
lie OF Hayti.
REcRossED rnE nANrRr.

Paris Aug S-The journal De, Debats
announces that the car has just recros-ed
the Danube
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London, Ang, Sin the house OF com.
mons this afternoon the appointment OF VIM
II. Smith as one of the joint secretaries to the
treasury, as successor of Right Hon. Geo
Ward Hurt, first lord Of the admiralty
deceased, was announced officially.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAP \

M ARkETS BY ElEGRAP H
WALL STREET.
New York, Augl.tsS.
Money -2@3.
Governments Weak.
Stocks Generally stronger.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, August 8.
WHEAT-Iower, no sales.
CoRN-lieavy; futures shade lower
5l!@56!c.
OArs-Qniet; mixed western and state
263@50c.
PoRK-Dull; 14.15.
LARD-Lower 9.05@ 9.l5.
WHIsKY-124.
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AlGLWAUKEE.
NIilwaul

Milwaukee, August s.
WHEAT-Lower No. ., l.25 for cash
LA for August; l.o3l for September.
Corn Dull; No ,, 46c.
OATS Quiet; No 2, 25c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
NOTICE.

,Co THE MINERS EMPLOYED ON
/ Ruby Hill. and who have not hitherto
,oined the Auby Hill Miners Union, We
hereby give notice to all suoh non.C nion
men 10 como and join the kuby Hi Miners
EVERY FRIDAY NlGHr BY order o. the
Unian. 6E't LEWIS, Secretary.
Eureka, July 2S, ls-7. jy29-2w
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For Sale or Rent.

- A HOUSE AND LOT ON RUBY
Esssn Hill is for sale or rent. II has four
go spacious rooms. and the property is
eligibly located For particulars apply TO
MATT. KYLE, Main street.
Enrek n. June y. iS77. ie2otf
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EUREKA BAKERY.
STR RAYE0.

-nN THE goth OF JULY LAST. ~
" two horses, ons a bay. with xU
bell. branded on the left hip. and JW
shoulder, ard has a small W. hits spot on the
ri, hr hin The other is gray horse. brand
ed on the left hip: also q cross on the same
hip; his hoo's, on the fore feet, are cracked.
Forty dollars will be paid or the recovery Of
Main street. Eureka.
Eureka, August l. 1877. aug2.2w
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Mine TO Lease.

A MINE TO LEASE.-APPLY AT THE
N Office of q. w. BAKER.
Eureka June %. 1877. ie2l-tf
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$4,000 to $45,00O, and Tom Scott
reluctantly reconciles himself to a
scant subsistence on 100000 instead
of the 100000 which he is said to
have received for some years past.
With such pretended sacrifices on
the part Of these great railroad
chiefs, all made in order to keep up
the quotations Of the stocks and
bonds Of their companies,n no wonder
the friends Of the stokers, engi-
necrS. tiremen and day laborers cry
out bitterly against amy reduction
of their miserable pittances ofSl,5O
and 81 a day, and against the sys-
ten under which they are paid for
only fifteen instead Of thirty days,
when they are on hand for the whole
thirty. Such are the complaints Of
the railraad employees; such the
grievances and wrongs which have
driven them to such desperate re-
sorts and have precipitated the con
tiict which we in common with all
true friends Of the laboring man,
regret so much to find d~egeneratlng
into scenes of Communistic violence
and pillage.-N. o. Democrat.
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st. James, July Goth, 1877.
IN M T. M q Il M .

WHEREAS; The Master of the Universe
has removed from among MS the wife OF
Richard E~sterbrook, the worthy Chaplain
of St. James Grange, who departed this
life on Monday, July 9th. 1877, at Their
Plantation, Parish of st. James, La.
Therefore, be it resolved, by st. James
Grange No. 1913, on this 2lst. day OF July
1877. in regular meeting convened:
1st.-That while We bow i'll reverence
and humble submission to the will OF II
worthy Master, the Creator and Rnler OF
the Universe, we sensibly feel and sym
pathize with our worthy Brother in the
loss he has sustained i'll the death Of a true
and beloved wife.
2nd.-That she was endearel to all who
knew her, as faithful in the performance
of every duty, a most worthy and dutitul
wife. kind and atfectionate mother, and we
Join her bercaved family i'll the consollnS
hope of meeting her in that Grand Assem-,
bly, above, where we will find a union OF
perpetual and everlasting love.
:3rd.-That Grange No. 1873 tenders the
most profound and heartfelt sympathy to
our brother in his great bereavement, and
as q tribute Of respect to the memory OF
our deceased friend, who has closed her
labors on this earth, that we now close our
labors for the day. :,
Resolved further, that 4 copy OF these
resolutions be published in the Lo",s'ano's,
| and the Secretary be instructed TO forward
| q copy to the bereaved family.
v. +. NJ. ANDERSON,
EDWARD LESSARD,
Committee.
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OF Thu
POLICE JURY
Oh TIE
Parish Of st. James.
Regular Meeting.
Shhl
Secretary.
Regular Meeting.

Atts / -
The Police Jury of st. James met
this day at the Court House OF the
Parish. according to an act OF the
LEGISLATURE, with the following mem
bers present: \. l.. Bou1 geoiS, Pre-
sidcnt; J. 4. Druilhet, j. i. Fer
| chaud, X. \. Harrison, 4. MIr". ID.
Leblanc, +. Waguespack and JAS.
Davis.
Absent: Thos. Mooney and Hen
ry Johnson.
The minutes of last meeting were
read and after few corrections were
approved.
On motion of r. A.. Harrison. du-
IL seconded. the resolution adopted
at the previous meeting, relating {"
the closing of stores or other places
where liquors are sold on Sundays
was repealed.
On motion of J. A. Druilhet duly
seconded, it was resolved. That the
word Syndic he added between the
words office and ofthc, in the reso-
luton relating to Vvaca'eY in the
9Th. ward.
On motion of j. a. Druilhet, dn-
IL seconded, the following reSolu-
ton was adopted: Resolved, that
50 much of the resolution passed at
the last meeting Of this body, i'll
regard to additional compensation
granted to the official journal be so
far amended as to strike out the
! clause requesting the Editor OF sad
journal to furnish gratis and weekly
: a COPY of his Journal to the mem
hers of the Police Jury.
: On motion of J. b. Fercllaud, that
, the Parish of st. James be redist-
, ricted in Police Jury, justices OF
the Peace and Election wards, so
as to consist of eight wards, a vote
was taken which resulted as fol
5 lows:-Yeas: A. L. Bourgeois, D.
Davis. j. \. Druilhet, J. b. Fer:
t chaud, A. Mirc, D.. Leblanc and +,
Wasuespack. Not voting: Il. A
Harrison. Resolution carried, ano
y the Parish of st. James was redlSt
ricted in the following manner, tt
wit:
LEFT BANK.
LIST. Ward. From the lower liml
. of the Parish to the lower limit Q
Bourbon Plantation, belonging t.
e Millaudon and Remy, including TIL
u Grand Point settlement.
is End. Ward. From the lower Inn
il of Millaudon and Remy to the lowe
limit of Uncle Sam Plantation bel
y onging to Widow L. MaIus. F..
3rd. Ward. From the lower INN
&c of Uncle Sam plantation to the up
IF II per limit of n. p. Trist Plantation
y" W. 4th. Ward. From the upper linn
,c of n. P. Trist Plantation to the up
lie per limit of the Parish.
RIGHT BANK.
9Th. Ward. From the upper Inn
Ill of the Parish to the lower limit c
the Ste. Claire Plantation, propert
~ ~ Of Maspero and F%erchaud.
Of 9th. Ward. From the lower Inn
Of the Plantation Of Maspero an
he Ferchaud to the lower line OF til
70 Plantation of N. r. Delogny.
Of 7th. Ward. From the lower I'm
Ter Of the Plantation of n. Il. Delcgn
ur to the lower limit of the Parish.
Sth. Ward. OF all that portion
is. the land in the Parish known as u
I'd Vacherie including the new Vach
rie Road.
On motion Of J.. A. Drnilhet du
seconded, it was Resolved, That q
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lie DIR. MENG Went Sc tiNer dttinitivc-
ncnt dams In ParoisSe st. jacques.
II otfrc SEES services CONNIE Me'lccli, CHI
ruryien ct principale1rent accoucllcur; Il
hahitan1s de la paroissr.
II cspcrc que trentr cinG dc prat'lne
en- Louisiana lui meriteront la cohtiai:
Quill sollicitc dc Gus les paroissiens. =
fcra tout SEES efforts pour ticher de lacl'
rir ct de Sen ren.lre dignc.
Sa residence est chez MIR. Alexandra
gas. rive ga,lcl1e, 4c. district. lin.
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.votice.

Resolved by the Police Ja|ry Of St; James,
III, hes SUI elaims against tie Parish of St.
1n", 81 for debts contracted previous to the
james 81 ~ mist be presented to some men,
i Hsr. Of the Committee on claims, or to the
psn isl AT Attorney on or before the 18th: day
Of july is77, and that pn'Aic notice Of this
Resolution be given in ths official journal
during thirty days. n
rx,,p.1 La1cuE. PIest. Police Jury
secty. Police Jury.
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Succession of Estate of Louisiana,
File Genre. Parish Court.
No. -. \pariSll of ST. James.
Whereas, Agile Genre of the Parish Vi
st. James, la, applied t" the ah"v" Hon
orablc Court for letters OF administration
in the above Succession.
Now, therefore, Public Notice is hereby,
given to all whom il may concern. t" show
in writing. within ten days from date
hrr.of.wl the prayer of Petitioner should
not be granted.
By order of the Court.
T.. Z. FISHER.
LIS. Clerk,
st. James Parish. July 2oth.. l-V.
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THE RAILROAD REVOLUTION.

The strikesn now prevailing through
out the country are regarded by
many as the diminishing which pre-
cedes the great battle that must be
fought between labor and associated
capital or monopoly. That issue,they
claim, must be determined before
society cap be restored to its heal
thy and normal condition. The theory
OF the strikers friends is that mono
poly MT be reduced in its power
to- Hiifrol and Cypress labor;that
it must not be enabled as it has been
by laws and artificial systems to
lap the richest fruits and profits
from the toll and industry of others;
that the monopoly of capital was
never exhibited in a more rcpulslve
form than by the directors and
stockholders of our great railroads;
that the property on their roads has
been acquired through the favor
and s%ubsidizing of venal legislators,
or by ingenious financial contrivan-
G which, when closely examined,
may be resolved into some tra,ldu-
lent scheme like the Credit Mobilier,
and similar deceits and swindIes.
There is no doubt a good deal OF
truth in this theory of the anti.
railroad men. The great railroad
capitalists who pretend to have
constructed these railroads with
their own capital, and who regard
their dividends and profits from the
same as matters of the first impor-
lance and as superior to the claims
of the laborers aud mechanics whose
skill and labor have constructed
and operated their roads, should
abate some of their pr%etensions.
When the returns from railroads
cease to lie remmerative, the ques
tio2, arises, shall these capitalists
lJse their dividends and be shorl
of their profits, or shalt the laborers
wages be locked below the living
point! Their investment has beer
real oae, that of their own tot
and labor. There has been no s1acu
lative or artificial value given t.
their work. It represents the swea
of their brows-unlike the contrl
button OF the capitalist which is gen
orally obtained through ingeniou
financial schemes from others or iron
the State. And yet the capitals
has the whole administration OF tn
affairs of the company. He enlist
the officials who receive enormou
salaries, while the directors are Q
the class who usually get rich o
operating ON the streets and III col
tracts. Now these administrator
naturally put IL higher estl'nat
upon the value of their services an
OF their investment than they q
upon the labor Of the thousands
moor mechanics who operate the
roads. If the decline of business r.
quircs a reduction of expenses tn
reduction must fall upon the pot.
stoker OF fireman, who gets his +:
SO a day. The dividends and bon.
must be protected at all hazard
The capitalist and bondholder, WI
may have obtained his scrip Il
little or nothing, must have b
interest. Mr.. Garrett generous
consents to reduce his salary fro
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NICHOLAS.

The Democrats do not look upon
him as a party chief or leader, and
we believe he does not desire to
be so recognized. They do regard
him, however. as Il re>olute. cons
cicntious, incorruptible Chief Magis-
trate Of the State, who will protect
the public interest and preserve the
honor of the commonwealth.
In Louisiana thereiSno Nicholson
anti-Nicholls party. Such claSSlfica-
tions arc the bascless suggestions OF
schemers who hope to divide the
Democratic party,by arraying some
elements OF its against the admins
tration, and the administration az
ainst the Democratic party. There
is in the State a clique of schemers
who, so far as we have learned,
have no political theories or prln-
ciples; whose stock in trade is va
cue and unmeaning Remuneration OF
the Democrats as violent men, Last
Ditcher1 and Bourbons. None OF
them ~ tell i'll what respect Demo
en- re extremists; none OF them
s.ITtakfve any satisfactory account
oftheir own opinions or public ends,
and all Of them, so far as we can
learn, are aspirants for place OF some
sort. or other.
These very excellent gentlemen
have devised the scheme, we fear,
of capturing the Governor and OF
running his administration as sort
of anti Democratic machine. Cntol-
tunately for them, the Governor
| seems to have a will of his own, and
to act on his own Judgment, while
the Democrats, SO far from beng
| violent and extreme men, desire
only peace anl the right aI%iiniStra.
| ton of the law. AS Gov. -'cholls'
Judgment prompts him to pursue a
policy calculated to secure these to
the State, the Democracy and the
Governor continue, despite the pue-
rifle p%lottinge of puny politicians, to
remain in harmony.-N. 0. Dem.
Hon. Morris Marks, OF the 4th'
Judicial District Court, has appoint.
ed the following named gentlemen
as Jury Commissioners for the Par
ish of st. James: Ed. Scannel), A
Damar6, V. E. NJ. Anderson and q
E. Pearce.
The Jury Commissioners, accord
ing to the new law, are the select
ors of tle Jury.
-Hurrah for our friend George
who is no more a politician, but
good, useful and intelligent manu-
facturer!
DEAR GENT1L:
i have, to-day, been notified tina
my application for a patent on i'm
provement in cigarettes, conslstln;
of a corn-hush mouthpiece, has bee
allowed, and that a patent is read,
for issuance. Messrs. Prindle & Co
of Washington, through whom til
patent was obtained, express tn
opinion that the invention is "ver,
), valuable" and advise me to have
"patented in the principal countrie
, Of Europe" An offer has alread
: been made to me for a half interes
in the foreign patents. Would b
> pleased to have you notice the ab'
, We facts in such manner as ma
= best suit you.
Respectfully,
GEO. E. BOVEE.
y st. James, July GOTH, 1877.
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Chamlrcs avec pension, &c $3.50 i $500
par i"nr.
Salons partirniiers an premier pour Sou-
peers TT Rcpls de Nocrs.
y. BE Restaurant rcstcra ouvert ie
soir j,,squ'aprcs la tcrmeturc du Theatre.
10 mars ~
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st. James: July 18th, 1877.
The members ofthe School Board
Of this Parish are hereby notified
that a special meeting ofsaid Board
will be held 1T the Court House, on
SATURDAY July 18th 1871 at 10
o'clock \. NJ.
J. GENTlL.
President.
J. l.. GAUDET,
Secretary.
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OFFICIAL.
UNITED STATES MARSMAL'S SALE.
HENRY SHEPHERD,
WILLIAM II. AYMAR.
No. 7126.

In the United States Circuit Court
for the 9TH. Circuit district OF Loul-
siana.
BY virtue of a writ Of Fieri Faclas
to me directed in the above entitled
suit, l will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder on Saturday the
18th. day Of August 1877, at Il
O'clock NJ, on the plantation OF the
defendant, Winchester Plantation,
Parish of St. James, the following
described property, viz:
THREE TRAsHERs.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms: CASH.
UNITED STATES MARsHALSOFFICE,
New Orleans, 26th. doy of'J"'y, 1871.
JACK WHARTON,
UNITED STATES MARSHAL.
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SATURDAY, JULY %. 1871.
Official Directory.
Fourth Judicial District.

comprising the Parishes OF Ascension
st. James, St. John the Baptist ana 81.
Charles.
District Morf's MARKS
1,;str;ct Attorney Is. Earhart.
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POLICE JURY.
President, A. l.. Bo"rgcois'
Secretary, Emile }. L4aichc;
Members, J. a. Drnilhrt, }. 3. Ferchand,
Felicien Wagucspack. Desire Lcbla1,c' ia
mes Davis. Alfred Mire, Henry Johnson:
Thomas Mooney, Richard A. Harrison.
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No. IS, Rue St-Louis, entire Royale ct Bourbon,
On Y trolvcla t%o'l]"urs toutes les deli':t-
tcSses TT %prilneurs lie la salson.
Chambre> Garnies al Jour, a Ia >emnine
ct an mOiS.
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SCHOOL BOARD.

SCHOOL BOARD.
President, J. Gentil:
Secretary, j. Louis Gaudct:
Members, DR.. Q. Gandet, ). +. limbo
Ieanx, y. 7. BOURGEOIS. N"ma Martini
Thel,sphore Dugas, A. w. Thompson, John
DickcrSOn.
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SwecinI Notice.

All delinquent Taxpayers owing the
Snec;al Rathbone Tax, will call at my Off
ce and pay the same within Zen days from
the date Of this notice o. else proceeded
against as the law directs.
E. c. SIRE,
TaS Collector.
Parish of St. James, June 9th, 1877.
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Seventh Senatorial District.

Comprising the Parishes OF Ascension
and st. JameSl
State Srnator.....-....pi ire Landry.
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LIST. After examination ofthe Par
ish Treasurer's books we have found
a balance in favor OF the Parish OF
Two Hundred and Thirty Three
37IlOO Dollars in Currency.
2nd. According to statement fur
nisled us by Mr.. G. +. Bovee eX-
Tax Collector of this Parish, it APP
pears that he is indebted unto the
Parish in the sum of Seven Han
dred and twenty one 44iloO Dol
lars, as follows:
LIST. Six Hundred and Eigll-
ty six 44l1o0 Dollars in
scrip.
End. Thirty-tive Dollars in
US .Currency-------.-- 5000.
$72l,44.
Respectfully submitted,
J.. \. DRUILIlET, Chairman,
j. Is. FERCHAuD.
On motion duly seconded, it was
resolved, That a Committee of tlsr@
be appointed by the President to
examine the conditions of the Court
House building, the clerks office
and the Jail building, and that SAID
Committee report at the next meet
ing OF this body. =,
The President appointed on said
Committee J. a. Druilhet, n. Mlre
and ThoS. Mooney.
There being no other business.
the Police Jury adjourned to meet
on the end. Saturday Of August
next, 1917.
A. l.. BOURGEOIS,
EMILE !. IAICIE. President
Secretary.
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r * GAUDET g. SON,
Attorneys at Law and Notary Public
VIII practice in the Courts ofthc Fourth
judicial District and Supreme Court, and
attend to %notarial business in the Parish
of St. James.
Ofices:-Parish ofSt. James. Right Bank,
at Mr.. j. Billions Store. opposite thu court
House. and II, their residence. iiNc miles
above the old Court House.
Will b" at their Billion office on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday of each week. III,
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7 .IEpEp cAI-DET. !. LOUIS AUDET
Attorney at Attorney at Law and
Law. Notary Public.
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~"RESTATRANT ANTOINE,'

'GHINGENENT DE DONICILE.