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Thousands are entitled to increase of pension.
They having been pensioned at rates below
what their disabilities warranted, others as
their disabilities have increased since first pen
stoned. All such can have their pensions in.
creased, and those who are not pensioned. but
entitled to pension. can secure the Same by
addressing, with stamp, McNeill & Birch,
Washington, D. G.. No fee till claim is allowed.
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A great idea may be thus defined: It
gives us the perception of many others,
and it discovers to US all at once, what
we could only arrive at by a course Of
reading or inquiry.
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"Don't you think, husband, that you
are apt to believe everything you hear? )"
"No, madam, not when you talk"
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THE EXPORT MEAT TRADE.

Rapid Increase in the shipments Of Fresh
Beef md Mutton 10 Ereat Brituin--
When and BY Whom the Refrlgeratiuz
Deueess was Introduced-.The Exporta-
zion of Live Stock.
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city treasurer, one assessor and six councllmen,
the Democrats electing one assessor and seven
councilmen 80. Investigation on the day after
the great fire in New York disclosed the fact
that not more than eight persons were missing,
but as the ruins Of the piano mandatory were
still too hot for examination. the search for the
bodies was deferred. The number Of lives lost
will not be as large as was at first supposed....
At Newcastle, KY, q body Of armed men pro-
ceeded to the jail, where Robert, James and
Sam Goodrich, and James Simmons, ST., were
confined on the charge Of numbering Q number
Of persons. and hanged them ...... 1t was an
nounced at a meeting OF tho depositors Of the
broken Chicago State Savings Institution that
the liabilities Of the bank were over SO, 0OO,0 600,
while the assets would not reach 5000, 900.
An address by the Boston wing of the Work
ingman's party has been issued to the working
men Of Massachusetts, urging them to cut loose
from all political parties, and form sections IN
the interest Of the w~orkingman's party, which
will hold a convention in Boston during the
latter part of September to nominate a State
ticket.... The Greenback party Of Minnesota
met in convention at Minneapolis and noml-
mated William Banning for governor. Other
State officers were also nominated. n work.
ingmen also joined with the Greenback party
and Endorsed the ticket. The Garyland
Democratic State convention will be held in
Baltimore on September q. A candidate Tor
comptroller OF the State treasury will be noml-
mated. ..... The Massachusetts, Greenback party
assembled in convention at Boston, and an at
tempt was made TO nominate Benjamin F.
Butler for governor, but Wendall Phillips re-
ceiyed the nomination. Other officers nomi-
mated wereDyer D. Luna, of Northampton, for
Acknowledgements Nathan Clark, Jr., OF
Lynn, for secretary of State. Fl. NJ. Bearse, OF
Boston, for auditor ". F. Whitney, Of South
Ashburnham, for treasurer, and Israel ".
Andre ws, Of Danvers. for Encouragement:
The resolutions adopted demand the repeal OF
the special resumption act, tho restoration OF
tho silver dollar as a full legal tender, the abol'
ishment Of taxation on mortgaged property.
the stoppage Of the further issue of gold bonds
for sale in the foreign markets. t g reduction
Of the public expenditures. and the rapid pnv.
ment and extinction of all outstanding State
and municipal debts. The resolutions also
recommend that any and all money issued b!
the government, whether OF gold, silver O,
paper. should be a full legal terder, ami at al
times convertible into government bonds bear
ing q low rate Of interest.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-05-17
CHAPTER XVI.

THE PET1TIoN-EvELYNs SCHEME.
Arrived at the inn, Evelyn shut herself mp
in the room she had engaged for her use and
drawing out some writing materials from her
travelling. bag, sat down to consider how she
might most 6tly word her communication.
First she wrote a brief note telling the
Governor how desirous she was of personal
interview, and entreating him, if possible, to
grant her one, as soon as the state of his
health should permit. Then, judging it prob
able, from what she had been told, that this
appeal would prove unsuccessful, she deter
mined to make out clear statement of all
the circumstances of Julian's case, ending
with petition for his pardon, and to have it
ready to present, should she be denied her
first request.
1t took her some time to draw out this pa
per in manner satisfactory to herself. The
sentences all looked so tame in writing, COM
pared with what she knew she would have
been able to say. At last, however, it was
completed and finding that it was still early
enough for her to carry it, she set out once
more on an expedition to the house where she
had met with such discouraging reception
in the morning.
This time, she saw only a servant, to whom
she entrusted the note, saying she would call
back for an answer on the following day.
She passed wakeful, unhappy night, and
went as early as possible to find out the result
of her effort.
A card was given to her at the door, on
which was written
"Governor s. regrets that he is unable to
hold any interview, or attend to any business,
at the present time"
She then handed the servant the envelope
containing her petition, on the outside of
which she had written, above the address,
"Do not refuse to read this, for Gods
sake"
Il will come again" she said briefly, as she
turned away. a... ..:... ... ,...
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Seletted gaetrg.
PHANTOMS.

4A<AN = o3ASs
Faces dim come crowding round me
In the dim silence of the night,
AS sat half-dozing, sleeping,
By the f1ickering taper's light.
Forms and faces crowd around me
That were buried long ago,
And the long procession passes,
But will come again, know.
Some are old, and weak and feeble,
Some in childhood's bloom appear,
And listen through the stiffness
If can their voices hear.
But they never speak unto me;
They but pass with noiseless tread,
And I often sigh to join them r
AS bow my weary head.
They are ever near unto me,
Though see them but at night
Those dim phantoms Of the bygone-
By the Pickering taper's light.
But the last that passes from me
Turns to me her clear blue eyes,
And with upturned hand she pointeth
To the land beyond the skies.
IT'S the form of her who journeyed
By nv side in early youth
The angel who lit my footsteps
With her lamp of love and truth.
She smiles as she passes by me,
And my cares seem half removed, ,
For the thought revives and cheers me
That by one still am loved.
So, whene'er I'm faint or weary,
Or my dropping spirits sink, ,
the gloomy thoughts put from me,
And upon that angel think.
And bless the band of phantoms
That come to me at night, ..H. -.
AS I sit alone and thinking
By the Pickering taper's light.
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s8- Were we in room hung with the finest
paintings, and adorned with the most exquis-
ite statues, we could not see one Of them if
all light were excluded. The Spirits light is
the same to the mind that outward light is to
the bodily eyes. The most correct and lively
description of the sun can not convey either
the light, the warmth, the cheerfulness, or the
fruitfulness which the actual shining of that
luminary conveys; neither can the most la
bored and accurate dissertation on grace and
spiritual things impart a true idea of them,
without an experience of the work of the
spirit upon the heart The Holy spirit must
shine upon your graces, or you will not be
able to zee them and your works must shine
upon your faith or your neighbors will not bs
able to see it. ~ Eo,.ls, - 81
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-05-17

A SENSIBLE SCHooLMIsTREss.-AC Cana
dian schoolmistress gave one of her older schol-
ars the mitten, he having asked if he might
escort her home from singing.school. This
certainly was nothing to create feeling, ex-
cept in the heart of the young man who, in.
stead of gracefully submitting to his fate, de-
termined upon revenge. He therefore did all
he could to make the life Of the school teach
er burden while in the discharge of her du-
ties. He played tricks upon his comrades
and made faces at the little boys. He was
late to school and refused to learn his lessons.
He persisted in this conduct for several days,
until patience ceased to be virtue, and the
teacher called him out and gave him severe
chastisement. The love-sick youth was not
only completely cured of his malady, but was
also induced to disclose the whole affair to his
sympathizing parents. They could have for
given the fogging and probably added anoth-
er, but the idea of their promising boy being
Tilted by country schoolmistress, was too
much for them to endure They accordingly
brought suit against the lady and obtained
a Judgment Of $3.50. The next day the teach
er called her school to order and made neat
little speech. She said n have whipped
BOBBY soundly, which pleasure cost only three
dollars and a half. Now, if any of my schol-
ars are inclined to initiate him, they will have
the kindness to step forward, receive the mon
ey and Aogging, and then We will 60 on with
our studies. am here to instruct you, not to
be ceurted." ,''''' ~. 80
From that time the scholars were very obe-
dient, and made astonishing progress. At
the expiration of the school term, the teacher
was earnestly urged to remain her salary was
increased and she is now the most popular
person in the township. This is another illus
tration of the fact that the exercise of q little
common sense often goes great way.
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"MAYBE."-"Yes, sir, it makes me awful
mad" man was saying on a horse-car yes
terday. II ordered that meat at eight o'clock
this morning, and it never came up at all.
My dinner was spoiled, my wife vexed, and
I'll give that butcher blessing" ..'
ut is great annoyance" remarked his
friend. s... a.. .-.i .s.sl g.Z .a...s,.'
eyes, it is, and I'm mad enough to fight /
gave the order to the butcher myself, so that
he has no excuse. O, I'll 60 for him p en- 9,j
"Maybe you forgot to put down the cash."
said man, with very long legs, who sat OPP
posite II used to beat them that way during
the war, but I can't do it now" sy.,p-
"Maybe you are an impudent scoundrel |"
roared the first, growing very red in the
face. .... a. ,#aq r. -'sG9 .-.Eas. 2.
"Yes-maybe," sighed long legs, and he
sank back, and said he merely threw out his
remark as suggestion. 2" .....sr.
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CHEMIN DE FER. - Monsieur
Charles Morgan, phomme aux
chemins de fer ct aux ba:eaux a
vapeur Went de faire, d, notre
vile, une proposition, pour Peta-
blisSement dun emblalnhement
de chemin de fer, qui nous relic
rait avec sa ligne. Ses proposi
tions sont celles dun monopOliste,
ct entierement inacceptables. car
cette linge, Tongue d'environ trois
miles, nous cohterait environ
quinze mile dollars, pour servir
"a pas grand chose.
81 nous sOmmes 81 riches, nous
ferions beaucoup mieux d'eu-
ployer Get argent au ntttoyage du
bayou Terrebonne, ouvrage de
beaucoup plus grande n6cessi te
ct d1tilite pour nOs deux paroisses
ct particulierement pour les villes
de Houma ct de Thibodaux le
canal: rendu navlgable, affrau-
chirait Houma des exactions de
NJ. Morgan, qui, fort de son mono
pole. frappe dru sur les mar.
chands de cette Vile en- tait de
fret. Celia considere, nous enga-
gons fortement le Progress du
1errcbonne, de continuer a faire
son possible pour recommander
une action Immediate a ses icc-
teurS.
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LIE STEAMER HoPE.-Tandis
que nous redoutons de v0ir Ia na-
navigation entierement suspen>
due par la baisse des eaux, meme
pour les chalands, nos amis du
bas de Lafourche mont pas cette
crainte, grace au Canal Harang,
Ia navigation continue, ainsi
que les echanges de denrees ct
de produits, avec la Nouvelle- Or
leans. Nous avons pu admirer le
joli propulseur lie Hope," Capt.
S. Pierre, qui Sc propose de con-
tinuer ses voyages entire le bas
du bayou ct la vile, par la vote
de ce canal, le Capt. S. Pierre,
qui est tres aimable ct tres poll,
fait a bord de son petit bateau
de tres confortables emmenage-
ments pour un petit nombre de
passengers. Nous lui souhaitons
une bonne reussite.
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UNE AGREEABLE RENCONTRE.

UNE AGREEABLE RENCONTRE.
dams notre tOurnee en- bas de
Lafourche, nous avons Gu lie plai.
SIR de rencontrer lie DIR. H6rison.
que nous avions perdu de vue de-
puis Ia guerre, il faisait alors par
tie du 3Oe. de la Louisiana. LIE
DIR. est etabli au Cutoff, est pa
rait satisfait d'avoir plante sa
tente dams cette localit6 il Sc
trouve au milieu de braves gems,
qui dOjvent s'estimer heureux de
le posseder parmi eux.
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p. HOGAN.
ENGINEER AND BOILER
M A X Err.
Corner Lcvee and Church Streets.
eGn77 THIBnDAUx, La.
RESTAURANT DES QUATRE
SAISONS,

NHR. JOHN BOSIO, PROPRIETAIRE
Nl du RESTAURANT DEs QUArRE-SAIsoNsl
pr6yient ses amis dc IA Vile ct dc la cam
pagne, ainsi que le pnblic en- g6nGrale, 90
a transfGre son restaurant du No. I 56 de
Ia rue de Chartres au No. III de Ia meme
rue, pres dc St-Louis. II profile de cette oe-
casion pour remercier lie public ct sollicite
ell meme temps la continuation de son bien
veillant patronage. II informe Ell outre ses
amis quil des salons particulars au pre-
mier, ct des cl,ambres meubees lOuer "a
semaine on AL mOis. Les personnes d. "a
willie ct de la campagne y trouverOnt tout Il
comfort desirable G restaurant sera on, art
iusau'a urD,ut. 6 few '7J.i
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LEON MEDAL,

CON17Seat3',
No. 93. Rue de Ia Vieille Levee. .. No. 90
NEW ORLEANS.
Candis, ConJiseries ct Patisseies
ChOcolats, Fruits COmtits, 81
rops, Gelees, Dragees, Bon.
bOns aSSOrtaS.
Grand assortment de BOITES A SUR
PRISE Ell tout genres.
AGENCE DE FEUX D'ARTYFYCE,
TOus les Ordres do Ia vile ct de In cam.
pagne, pour pieces de cOnfserie ct de pats
serie, scropt executes sans retard aveS le
plus grand soin. 9sep-iy
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ChrOnique Locale.
.MARDI, % AOUT, 1877.

La pluie 81 desiree des plan.
fteurs pour leurs cannes, ct DIES
;marcbands pour abattre la pous-
3 s;ere uui envahit tOus les coins
et recoins des magasins, est venue
rafraichir le sol desseche ct por-
ter Ia jubilation dams tous les
cpurs. CONNIE par contre coup,
ellie me procure des loisirs, j'en
profterai, amis lecteurs, pour
yous donner quelques nouvelles,
le spfns brievement possible afin
de ne pas trOp vous ennuyer.
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MARRIAGE. - LIE marriage de
Mr.. r. A. O'Sullivan, membre du
barreau de Thibodaux, eide Melle
Emma A. Lagarde, file du Major
Cleophas Lagarde, a eu lieu jeudi
matin a PEglise CathOlique st.
Joseph. Cette c6relnonie, une des
plus imposantes qui Sc soft vue, a
etc faite par le Rev. Charles Me.
nard, ell presence dune foule d'a-
mis- ct de commissioners. Car les
nouveaux 6pOux n'avalent 0ublie
persOnne dams leurS invitations,
pas meme la SENTINELLE, uui les
remercie ct leur sOuhaite bonheur
ct prOsperit6.
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Aux Nos. 81 ct 50 de la rue du Canal,
HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE,

CHAPEAUX.
A fANT TRANSFERE mes magasins des
ANOs 2l3, 2l5 ct 2l7 de In rue Vieille-Le.
wee aux Nos 81 ct 81 de la rue llu
Canal, jannonce respectueusement au
public Ell general que jj'ai, atm de repondvc
a REIMBURSEMENT de mon commerce le plus
fort stock Embellishments, de chapeaux,
de lingerie dhommes, de jeuues gents ct
dc jeunes gareons-steck tel quill ny en-
janais eu la Nouvelle Orleans. Jfuvite
mes amis ct mes clients ne vcnir Pexami.
ner ct s'assurer des prix.
+ A Favenir, CONNIE par lc passe, je ue ne
gligerai rien pour faire face aux beg yns do
la place. Je serai toujours pret a remplir
tous les ordres tgrands ou pctits) u .habills
ment, lingerie ct chapeaux de toutes ca.
peces eide tous genres, depuis les vetements
conmuns d'habitations jusquau linge do
toilette lo plus fin. Lts prix de mes articles
serOnt invariablement aussi bas que pOss,.
BILE.
Les commandes de Ia campagne sOnt Fob
jet dune attention Immediate.
LEON GODCHAUX,
Aux Nos 81 ct S3 dc Il, rue du Canal
IA Oct-T6
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COLLEGE DE THIBODAUx, Ell
CONVENT DU MONT-CARMEL. RE
OVERTURE DES CLASSEs.-La
rentree des classes dams ces deux
etablissements d'elites, auront
lieC Lundi, 8 Septembre.
I LIE College de ThabodaMr, Went
de faire une precieuse acquisition,
en- Ia personne de Mr.. l.. G. Tarle
ton, professeur dun grand me
] rite ct latiniste distingu6.
Mr.. TarletOn, laisse d'exeel-
lents souvenirs a Franklin, OH il
aprofesse de tongues annees, ct
cest avec regret que nos conci-
toyens de la paroisse Ste: Marie
le voient s'eloigner d'eux.
d QaIl me soft permis, pendant
cue nous nous Occupons du col
lege, de dire un mot aux parents
! des eleves au sujet de Tinstruc-
ton que leurs eDfants y recoivent.
Cest une grande erreur de leur
part de croir- Qu'ils ne peuvent
y receyOir une instruction CONNER
clale commpI6te. Nous pouvons ci
Ter nombre de jeunes gems formes
cette ecOle ct qui sont dc tres
sssons teneurs de livres., II nest
nullement necessaire pour ceux
qnl Sc destinent specialement au
commerce, d'aller a .grands trails
sQans une des ecoles du Nord.
Iinstruction recue lei est plus
que suf1isante. Pour ceux qui Sc
oestlnent auxprOtession liberales,
0emandant une instruction COM
pete, le' cas- est different. Mais
alors il s'agit de savoir sous
9aelles conditions les jeunes
gems doivent 6tre prepares a
s0order ces ecoles; la principale,
eelle OUT decide du rang qu'ils
soccuperont ct du temps qu'ils Sc
iont obllges d'y passer, est leur
ssV0nalssance plus on moins avan-
zee du latin, cest sur cette base
|sY9e les nOuveaux eleves sOnt clas-
= lors de leur admission
|s1ns ces colleges. Ainsi, 81 vous
|-osirez y envoyer vOs enfants, at
.scaez-vOus a leur faire etudier
s.te langue, ct vOus ne sauriez
1 ss.eex se lesy preparer, qu'en les
nSonnant au Directeur du Col
.sge de Thibodaur, don't les eleves
lsoyes au Nord, ont etc compli
aantes par les savants profes-
euis qui les out examines. Un
.u9e homme ayant tait de bonnes
.saes latines, fera sou cours regq
9 en- trois annees, tandis quill
@adra cinq a celui qai a negli-
cette branche de toute bonne
ucatlon. C'est une question de
%ps ct d'argen: qui nest pas a
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Notice.
FREIGHT! FREIGHTf!

Les bataux ne pouvant plus entrer dams
lie Bayou, MIR. l.. ID. Gossin, Went d'etablir
une ligne r6guliero de chalands, pour le
transport du freight de DOnalilsonville d
ThibOdaux, ct rice versa. Cette ligne sc com
pose dc deux chalands tous neufs. con-
straits expressenent pour Ia navigation du
Bayou, LafoWche Valley 81 Belle Laura.
lie freight sera delivr6 tous les landings
d des prix mOdGres.
Sept.l 1877.
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KIP e RUCH.
Moulin a Riz Perseverance,

tTOus les Prix detern6s aux Foires dc fr
tat de Ia Louisiana pour recalage du riz,
depuis S6SjusquA aujourd'hni)
Nos. 8, 10. l2 ct Ia, rue des Champs EIyse.
en- face de Ia place du vieux Depot, Sine
Distsict.
NOUVELLE ORLEANS.
Nettoye 42O barils par jour.
LES SACS SONT FOURNIS GRATIS.
Prix.
NO. Cent
NO.
No. u
JNO NJ. WALSH, Agent
Oct II "a
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REUNIONs.-La reunion regu-
liere du Conseil de Vile, aura
lieu mardi prochaiD' a s henres du
sOir.
LIE lendemain sOir. aura lieu la
seauce reguiiere des membres de
la soci6te des Y. NJ. B. A., de La
fourche, ct le sur-lendemain, celIe
de la Societs de. BieWaisance ct
d'Assistance lfatuelle de Thibo.
daur.
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CONVENT DU MoNT-CARMEL.
PRISE D'HABIT EFT PROFESSION.
-Dimanche, 10 du courant, a ell
lien an Convent du Mont Carmel
a Thibodaux, une pieuse ceremo.
ME; quatre jeunes personnes pre-
naient rhabit, trois faisaient pro.
fession.
Les Sales d'etudes disposees 4
Get effet recevaient les invites,
une des Sales transformer en-
chapelie, etait ornGe avec goht ct
simplicite. ellie etait Occupee par
les danes du convent ct les pos
tuhntes.
La cer6monie a commence par
uue allocution du Tres Rev. Pere
Menard, ayant trait aux devolrs
ct obligations que souscrirent
volontairement les danes de Get
ordre apres cette instruction, a
eu lieu la prise d'habit par les no
vices les pOstulantes etaient:
Melle. Refine Surgi, en- religion - Sour
Marie Elizabeth
Nellie. Adele Dontamat, en- religion -
Seur Marie Scolastique.
Nellie. Virginie Commeaux, en- religion -
Selr Marie Laurence.
Mile. Western Wright, en- religion -Seur
Marie Ephrem.
Les novices admisent a faire
profession, sont:
NELLIE. Elisabeth Dunlop, en- religion
Spnr Marie Alexis.
Melle. Adele Olier, en- religion-Spur
Marie Xavier.
Nellie. Refine Lefray, en- religion - Sour
Marie st. Jean
La c6remonie terminee, les in
vites ce sont retires ct les portes
dn Convent ce SOnt references sur
Les jeunes persOnnes, qui We
naient de ST cOnsacrer volontaire
ment 4 une vie tOute d'abnegation
ct de d6vouement.
Puissent nos jeunes files, assez
heureuses. pour recevoir de ces
BONES sDurs, les bienfaits de
Pinstruction, adOucir par leur
obeissance ct leur application,
tout ce one cette vie d'enseigne-
ment ct de reclusiOn, cOmporte
de peines, de privations ct de IA
tigueS.
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TAxEs.-Les payeurs de taxes
sont prevents qu'apres lie 81 Oc-
tohre, les taxes on-payees seront
forfaites ct rappOrtees sur la liste
des delinquants. ST vous vouIez
sauver les frais, preparez vous a
payer avant cette 6poque.
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InfOrllatiOns Locales.

FREIGHT.-La grande baisse DIES
eanx du Bayou 1t les instructions
qui Sc torment annuellement dams
&c cours d'eau. he permettant
plus aux bateaux de venir mons
apporter le freight, Mr.. L. D..
Gossin, Went d'etablir une ligne
reguliere de chalands, pour trans
porter celui qui sera expedite a
nos marchands. Les chalands
atfectes a ce service etant tous
neufs ct bats expressement pour
la navigation du bayou, nous en-
gageons les marchands de Thibo-
daux ct les -planteurs de Ia cote,
a patrOnlser cette enterprise.