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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
BEWARE OF COUNTHRPHITS.
sNYI's TeHic sYnrf has been eoantsrfstsa, and The
esntsefsitsr brought 70 grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The esaaias article must have Dr. JON BuLLs private
stamp on each bottle Dr. JoHS BULL snly has ths right
= nanufaetars and sail the original JoHxJ Sus ToH
&c SYEur Of Louisville KY Examine well the label o.
each bottle my private stamp 10 not 60 essh botsle
do net purchase viii be deceived See my column
advsrtis>nent and my show card. win prosecute any
..s f,sneine on my right The ssnsinS SnrrHs Toxic
yYRuP can be prepared only by myself.
The pablies servant
,s,.,.ix Leuisvils. Ky.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

n DR.. +. C. HoGneier expects his brother frou
Pennsylvania shout tho first Of next month. Who in
tends locating in Troy, when they will form part
nerhip in the practice Of homeopathic medicine and
surgery.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

SUICIDE By A HORsE--S ID. Gilmore lives on Wolf
River. few evenings ago. he noticed that his best
work horse was ailing. On the following morning. he
drenched the animal and turned him loose in the field
with other horses, keeping watch him, to note
the progress Of his ailmeut- In the evening, he
him leave the other horses, and 10 towards gap in
TIE fence, leading to the bank Of o. river He fol-
lowed after the horse, and him. when he reached
the stream deliberately leap oG the bank into the
stream, ct place where the water was ten or fifteen
feet deep When be reached the spot, h found tho
horse drowned, and floating down the stream
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

Y New Clothing handsome styles-st Van Bus
kirks.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

- new and beautiful line of Calicoes, 1t Van
Buskirk's.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

= - =.
Is PER CENT! Saved I!
BOOTS & SHOES
RBfAILBD at WHOLESALE PRICES.
Fall sasck sf New Geeas fsr Men,
Wsaen, and Childrea's wear.
Prices Lower than Ever
Geo. w. Marlow's
SIT FELIX STREET.
sT.JOsEPH, MO.
Men,. Fine Calf Bees. ease: ws-sh
MEMS Fine Alexis Dsos., el.76 up.
Me.'s P-lne whsls sssck Pisw Shoes
and 8rsgans, Else, worth 4.eo.
Ladies' Ane KsA Pssish, Else - s.so.
Ladies' Kid and Geat fexed. sl.sS to
l.5o.
Ladies' Kld and Geaa side lace, el.7s
t. ace.
Ladies' ane Kid slippers, 7sc.; wsrsh
Loo.
Ladies' Serge Polish a.d Congress
Callers, Al el.oo per pair.
Ladies' Kid Newpsrs Ties, q. B.cl<le
anA Lace. ol.AO m.
All eaher Gssds csrresPsndfngly low.
Gene nnd see for ysarselves; we will
de yos gssd.
All orders pronPsly attended -.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
G.. w. NARROW
311 Felix STREET.
St Joseph, No.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

On Real Estate, IN sums to suit borrower, O. Eve
ysars tns OF lea Interest ten per cent per aanum
Comnissioue reAssuahe
H. 4 W. n. BARTLETT.
Once over Buchanan Bank, g. joseph, Mo-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12


Old Muddy i on bsader; seven feet of rise. and
still rising 1t tAs point Il i the opinion Of knowing
persons, that Ne axs 70 have an overflow. good
deal Of rain he's fallen, mths last few days Weather
cool.
Sol ODrisesll and Lady have bssa siek for several
days; vsrs better, Sunday. Tia appearance Of that
young grandsoa had bsae6eial eject On their i'll
mess. All doubt Of their recovery removed. Diagno
sis favor.bls.
heater was found in the river at Hudson's Point
BY some men in . skiG. An inquest was held by Jus
tiee Fosmsn; verdict Of jury, death by drowning.
His age ID supposed to be about sixty; gray beard,
baldhsadsd, had two flannel shirts wooden pants,
shoes with buckle fasteaers, old pen-knife some
paPen in an old pocketbook. The name of Hashn,
Edmund Street, St. joseph, No, was made out; also,
the name of Street Commissioner, St. Joe Supposed
to b IN Irish laborer Height about feet inches.
Was buried near where found.
Justice Forman's Court April It'll Moline & Pier
SON, plaintiSs; Rsusy & Rousy, dsfendants- This
action brsught BY plaintiff to . debt
note was given for fruit trses- Judgment for de-
fendant Strsttsn for PLAINTIFF Gray for dsfendants
John Mcdaniel, who lives on Jordan Greek, has
had . serious time in his family, with measles His
wife not expected to live for several days; but
at this time, all are improving.
Two stout healthy looking mon, with patent-nght
upright ehurn with . eo6esmill crank on top, At
tached inside With futter mill, buttermilk sasher,
cut on the Bender House for their dinner. Uncle
Bender told ~ to advertise them dead-beats, -
that ether grub furnishing houses would look out for
such dsad-beats and govern thsnssvos accordingly.
Born, to Edward Ego, . son, April :, 1877. Ed.
ssys hs b good He tall the weight Of fat
stesr beg, but vAsn Il esss guessing the weight
Of fas baby, that IL cut Il Ais business He has
gssd prospect fer Pesshes md apps his place. he
has rsntsd most Of hs farm to Mr.. Henderson,, from
Iowa, who l. good farmer, and win, he has bad
lack, raise big crop. Edward will still BE- hand
to buy fat cattle.
Fall wheat in that section never was better looks
beautiful The Synns, Hagsmans, Dcnlsys, Hinck-
lsys, WynkoOps have several hundred acres that is
hard to beat.
A lady asked gentleman what kind Of vegetables
he most liked. He told her, turnip and lettuce.
John Gray. Esq, in connection with his legal bust
nsss has added to the family firm . son. April 18th,
1877. An communication should be addressed to
John Gray Son. John says the only Questionable
point il in getting up at night to strike light to
if the roof leaks.
Garden time has come, but where il the seasoni
lady was telling what she wore. Amongst her
toilet vas grsesy bend. We took her to b Kate
Bender, of Bender notoriety JONATHAN.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

Y In Clothing Hats and Caps, nobody comes ny
to Van Buskirk.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

y Mr.. John C. Mise, Who is 70 well and popular
known in Donipan County, has dissolved his con
neeslon with the firm of A. Schumacher, Highland
and has gone to St. Joseph to take place in the store
OF Henderson 4 Co., dealers in Dry Goods and No
TONS ON Felix st. between ID and 9Th Sts Mr. Mise
VIII be glad to ses his old friends and customers in his
new place Of business, and is prepared to give them
oargains- Henderson & Co Qate Fails & Trice) have
just received magnificent stock of goods for the
spring Trade, and are selling them lower than any
house in st. Joe. Their store lone of the Oldest and
most popular in the ethyl has been entirely remodeed,
and ID now one of the hsndsomest and lghtest in ST.
Joe. We hope our readers will not fail to call at
Henderson's, when in st. Joseph
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

r. Dr. W. W. Carter il still healing the sck, u
the region round about Wathsna. See his card.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

r. Gents, you can find At Van Buskirks the lsrg-
est and by all odds the finest lot of Fur Hats ever
brought to Troy. New and desirable styles.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

New wagon sheP In severance
am oPersting Wagon Shop in Severance, and am
prepared to do all work in the Wagon and Bsey lfus
and viii do justice by the farming community. All
work that Leaves my shop will be warranted. Call
and sxanias work, and ascertain prices
March 22.-6m. J.W. CrrBn
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

n District Court adjourned last Thursday even
ing There will Be an adjourned term on the ssh d
Nav. to finish up casea passed over.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

q We would like to accommodate our correspond
eat by Publishing his last shot or 'squib but thi'
controversy is proftless and not worth the ammuni
ton; besidss we are too much crowded for reom-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

A0oSy - Lean,
o. Eve years tine. security, real sssats.
W. h. roasxs,
xfsbaa Hishlasa, Kansas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

HONEY re Loan,
On ,e.s tine. Il ssv rssss Of i.ssrsss sss.ssa " ar
snortsAesl
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

n We understand that the Reporter editer's
health 10 failing and that life in Wsthena has lost all
ito charms for him. The doctors think trip West is
ali that will ave him
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

r. Lost . carpet satchei. between Troy and Wa
thens, about April Sd. The finder viii be rewarded
1 by leaving ii at the Postofice, in Troy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

~ II ID an unaccountable Circumstance, that the
Reporter has neglected to mention that Jack Seovsrs
partner was elected Mayor Of wstbena over the high
uuek a muck of the Stewartites.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

Neeiee Thss.
I, .,.thsr part Of paper win be found The advsr
,,..,n..t Of waterman Bernard who wish to sell al
N. Lumbar wanted In Doniphsn and Brown Coant'ss q
st. ysseph or Rwood for the asne prices a s'A Ssee
They avsys ss Lumber at the very ''~es' pre-. s,a
,h ..pei.x invite esrrespoadenes s1 any - vish.
An, !. p.r,hsse Lumber They prepared - d1r sy
,ls ear isaA At a.y psias .. sAs D. 1ss D. z ..A
A. r. Ksiirsads; a.d they GUARANTEES sesss ssessss-
~, =, o,a,isy and Price 0ssd sasssins Jss sss.s
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

n Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sai'
by G. Leland.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

FRANKLIN DADCoCk
win negotiate loans for parties visAins y es.re~
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

Money % Lean,
a, long sins ct Low interest, on well improves farss
Do,i,ha, Cesnty. Kansas. Apply 70
.r..s XXX STOUT. Troy. Kansas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

~ EIsrt's Extrast Of Tar 81 Wild CAsrry VII
cure Consumptisa IN in Arst stassa
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-01
DERNIERES NOUvELLEs


Ia d<pecbe qui annonce Ia prise de Ia passs
schipka psr Snlriman Pacha nest pas encore
pleinement confrmfe. maia les };psaes sont
<videmment bloqu<s dams IL Bal IN on ID
ont en-. le "a. environ 5000 honI1es hors
combat. lrs Bosniens ont <t6 rrjefFs an-dela
des tontieres anirchiennes. les cafboliques
hongrOie chantent un 1e Demns on l'honneur
des Tnrcs et on dfpit dn Vatican. le Cxar eat
malade. ct In Russie prete accepter une
paix qui no silt ras trop humiIianfe
En- France. le cabinet des alikn<s de In pe-
tite mssiaou de l'ElysFe- bourbon rTsnlu dc
faire jug~r Gambetta dams le hui.-cios du
trihnnal corrrstionne'. ct de ponruivre ponr
cas- de Asr-'nar6chalat le e<natenr Charlton.
de In Savoie. ct les depnf<s Philippe, de Ia
Hante-Savoie. ct Durand, du Rh0ne.-En
Italie, les intrigu~a Aecsorales commencent
aufour du lir don't Pie TX ne semble plus
ponvoir = elever.
Dfconvfffe sinuItanke De dcnx autres "a
tellitcs de Mars par lee astronomes Holden.
de Washington. ct Draper. de New-York.
Sitting Bull s'est 6vMale du Canada ct pre-.
pere q: nenvellss trilrlations = liuf,rtnnS
CENTRAL Howsrd.-Le general Bedford For
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-01
Correspondence dc ID Nile Orleans
NnUvELLI-oRLkANs, I
% aOdt 1877. Y

Lfmp0t eat un coutrat d'aasursuce sarau-
eaaant rerdre social. aMtremeut eompris
gnu % lest par lcs tyranneanx qui fopt
Ysiro 10 asut p6riIleax IN marfchal dc Nar-
nahoa. toit peser air teat d6tenteur dea
bieua De Wterrs. Ponrtant, II Y des exocp-
tscusA II reglc ct des exemptions \ II char.
n. p0ur canac do religion on de chasitH. Ia
'sutels, et ceax qni On invent plus on moina
pauvrameut, jOnissont de- l'immuuit6 de
taxo On t0ut pays ct epus tout gouverne-
ment e rien de mieas tsnt que le temporrl
n'<t0a6s paa y spirit,sel et que lss domaines
"r~ s,rsss ne M P.sans.s p.. =: svor..tss
seppreanlON par v0ie r6volntionnairo. A
cst4 On pluttt m sein dos cultes dixern, .
iormeut ct - d<yel0ppent des institutions
a. eAatteA. ptenx correctifs q nObsss pallIa-
I'm de linkEalik ct del'injustice, At ces insti.
tuti0na. astlea e h0pitnnx, sOnt bon droit
soustraites l1mp0t. Maia CONNIE I'abus se
glieae daua les chooses lee plus sacr6cs, On !
w rapo<tolat ~ transformer en- sp6culation.
ct y motifde II bienfaisance devenir le pr6.
tsxts d u esipiditN. Cest pourqnoi le l4gis-
isseur vesil6 N grain, pris ses pr6cau-
ticnA e .sgement cxiG6. ici du moins. que
Ecar eAneacder de rexemption. lea prrsby-
se9a tnsepnt eituEs sur le lot de Teglise don't
ila dtpendent q sue tDatss M propri9t6s
a0eSe6es aux hesoins dn cutie On IN
bat = charis6 fgnaent exeluivemeut
ocnnpScs scion = destination don't eIics
TRENT lcur privilege. II loi et son
iueespfesaeion ont mn interet actuel on
rssson dc Iaseassepsrt qui s'opere, ct que le
neuvean EOuverneineut de- l'Etat 70 propose
Dc rendrw atua tquitAhle 90 possible. L'es-
pstt = ohastee. - ~ attfibut dc lhomne.
n'e1t 4enr6 aonve1h q II ost curieux de par
oputir. dams y NsU 0tieuns DemScruk eui
certae ne pcnt etro oonsid<rk CONNIE ie CO.
do u mNtrcpole du Sad, 10 revuc
histcriquc des legs ct d0ns eui ~ ssut Eop1us
~ creuset des inaavaises administrations
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-01

ct sont presque tons 4vaporfs. II ne reste
guere des g6nfrositfs de res festateurs qni
s'appelaient Julien Povdras. Nicolas Girod,
Stephen .Henderron. John D. Fink. Alexan-
Dire Milne. Judas Touro ct John McDonogh.
Don le Democrat conclut quill vaut mieux
faire ses charities soi-meme. sans ee deinander
81 en- pareil cas- on les ferait aissi largement.
Pour rcvenir l'assessement. les citadins ne
plsignent d'etre plus maltraitFs que les ru-
rank, at un journal parle dune habitation
qni. ayant rfcolte eo0. .0O0 de- sncre Fan der
nier. est assesske Us, moo. II faut plusieurs
rTcoltes semblahles a la campagne pour 70
r-faire. ct pour que les vaches maigres de
l'agriculture soieut encore les vaches b lait
dn commerce.
lie gouvernenr Nichols obtenu de Tad
miniatrafion ffdfrale. grAce aux dTmarchds
du reprfseutsnt E. John Ellis une alloc9 tion
ponr Ia cl6ture Immediate du bayou Tone,
on<ration qui sera exTcutEe par le caritaine
Howell. dn corps du gfnie-Le juge Billings
= onvert luntli In Cour do circuit et sonsle les
profondenrs des bois de Calcasieu.-La police
fexienne arreff Dallas J.-W. Dixon. au-
tenr dn meurtre do w. Smith. dams Ia paroisse
Quest Ffliciana. criminel don't 10 gouverneur
Nichols await demande rexfradifion.-Le
fr<sorier Deslonde infenfe 4 Fex-gouverneur
Kellogg mn process en- restitution ou ,legorge-
ment.-Ie maire Pilsbnry a ordonne In fer
metnre des maisons de ieu -Qnelques MONS
marquants parmi les souscripfeurs an che
min de fer N0uvelle- ORLEANS Pacifiqne:
cnmfesse de In Rochefoucanli. cnmfcsse de
BTthune. Edward J. GAY. II. Frellsen. Mar.
gsret Haughery. A. Baldwin & Gle. Samnel
L. Boyd. E.-A. Burke. Clapp frares. ETC.
Lundi "a. est arrive. par In vote de In Havane,
le nouvean consul de France 4 In Nouvelle-
Orleans. N. dn Courthial. ci-ievant consul
Mantle; u relieve de sa fonciion int3riInaire
NJ. Lonis Revnaud. grant du cousulaf
depnis le mois de mai 1876 ct mainfenant
envoys au Cap de ne-EspTrancr.-
Un proiet en- Fair est celui de faire
nssnmer lEtat. par un vote lfgislatif.
In sifuation oberee de "LAssociafion con-
solidee des Pianteurs." Les rnfs dits creo-
les eont lei IS sous Ia douzaine.-Denx re-
presenfants de lancien regime dn carpet
bag. George Drury ct Oscar Holt. ont
achetf une ferme pres de Fort Worth. Tex
an. Ellie Montague. de In parnisse
VerTnllon. <~rit MI Courier des Efats- Uais
que les terres publoues abondent aux Alta
kapas ct Y soIlicitent rimmigratiou.-Jaspe
blackburn vcndn son journal. Homer Hiad,
MN BID. Harrison. z. Drayton ct b.
HAYES. .qui wont en- faire lie Claiborne Guard
iGm. fcuille drmocratiqne.-Le capitaine
John w. Cannon achef4 go 500 le steamer
Oslaehiia Belle. qui desservira In Cote, avec
John G. Libano pour capitaine; antre COM
binaison ponr 10 navigation de In Nouvelle-
ORLEANS ct Bayon-Sara. entire les capitaines
III. Brown ct A. Dugas des steamers Cor.
Allen ct La Befie.-Hier %. q Ftk levee
Lisboune. Portugal. Ia qnarantaine h Ia
quelle ftaient aoumis les navires parts de
In Nouvellc- Orleans. s.
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P AR OF 8 s E s


Nous r6sumons ci-apres les nou-
velles donnees par le Herald, du
25 aOtt: E7p ,il anui
IL boerd de- 6ccles s'est r6uni 10 l& Pre-
sent4 NM. Kanner. D'Arensbourg. McCut-
cho0n, Essex et Baudonin; absents, NM.
R0st, 6arpy. Youngs ct Bongere. II etz re-
solu one les ecolce scraient ouvertes le Ter
!nndi de septcnlbrr: Ter ward. maison d'e-
colo sftn6e sur u proprietk Peter Campbell; !;
e. 6coic de Hahnville, salIe de concerts dc
Hahuyille. ct <glise de Bethi6em au-dessous
de y haison de Ceur; b, pruprift< Anbert
z6ringne; 4e, habitation Louis Labramche !;
s., propriEtE de rEglise Rouge 60, habitstion
Hermitage, maisOh cidevant lou6e de Mary
Duncan V, ststion Beutte, msgssin 6coti.
Sur css dix coolies, deax poor lcs cnfauts
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-01
ST-JEAN-B APTISTB


Nors oxtr.voc. oo.cu; ou;t d,ur
S Or' oo W. -.
article do VI. b. I)nreau, reuacJeur
du Journal der 6bricnnfs de sMcre.
.s,,: r. . ~. -;
sur "l1nuuSCrie uu SuCTo Gil AOui'
Si0ne0:
Pe,acrt 1. rkr;f,1s de re.clav.ve. l,kpo.
oue m Ia mar. a .rruvrs. sans cease renouye.
lTe ma, Ia tr.Ita ;ptSrieure. sufYisait TONS les
he.n;rs d.s Ma st;ons. pcrtens;on de Ia cnl.
tnrs IL /" c.rns ! sncre semblait ma voir nsa
"A, ~ f,i.ant "a cu,nn annelIe on Enrone ds
n. sv.as,.;v. -, v;..;t .,rtcrt
a@rand;r Ia da,rs;ns scr;coie' ne a. prfocc,,.
rsnt ntn,,,.a,es.o;rs,n.nt !. du nerf.ct;onnsmen,
4. In c,,i,r.s IN wyatt a,aiiIenrs dans cctts
crcv,r.s T..i,. cue - te,res nrofnndee de n
Rs:se"T cn;s;ans on A. tro,, vent nlns na rt;cu.
i;s-a,n.,,s - ,'I.n,at;on. sta;ar. ;nxnr;.a.
hIss :, "n,cn nomvs;t i.ar a,.mand.r des x.
coIt.s .S,,,r;Ara. .,,,rsscnf;ves ana i.m.;. ic.
aHorsr 70 r.rsM nm Ia chsrtS AZ Ia main.
d'nnvre avarf mis- nm termc 4 ces d<frichc-
mcnts cons;d dSr.hlea 0ue r. ahondsuoa de- hrns
nonva;t .s,,,s ,'..rr,sttrs II 4 fsIin "a conssn.
tsr des .rcsscs anmaines crltivahIes - an
s,est v;ts snsrcu cn,sn Iou;si.ns. comms an
ianr. rs..ris,rsrt Sta;t nns ioi ia conssrvs-
tion - "r.cn ~ nomva;t rxnxter n r,Ame
c,,Is,,rs 49, y. ,sss;t,sr ,xsri;lrsrsct - -
-. Eix..... fs..;,:s.,.. -; IL; ...rt s,.i~,[
IA nScas.;tS les engrais orgnnioues on
r,;nEr.mr I. T.;ssrt v!ve,n.rt senfsr dans
,o,,,es 60 sn.;"rrs. riant.fic.. 4 sncrs n
suArs a f.rs;lcs ~ n. moysT mstzr;ris a.
fcurnir 80 errro,s a., al p,skeuant Il nina
scrvsrt non. NJ c,cvon. ana m d<veloroe-
meut tras ient de Ia nrodnction sucr;Are en-
..om;sianc. a. ravs = tronvs rr<sentement
5sns dcs conditions ansIoumss a ceIles des
c"ior;es euronTennes dss Xntilles oil ION
vise bcsuconn pIms nm travail 6copomiouc
cma urc nouye|Ie svtensinn a. r. culturo.
renduc impossibie mar ie d6fsut de terrains
Dsns nos colonies. Ie grand prix iustitus; par
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blancs. salle de concerts de Hahnville ct ma
gasin Scott. et lie reste pOnr les enfants de
couleur. lie Rev. Robert Bnfler est autoris6
tenir son <glise dams lfcole Peter Campbell.
lie capitaine Ransom commanders Ia se-
maine prochaine un nonvean bateau.
Les cannes de l'hahitation Emile Rost
fDestrehan) sont dams une excellente condi-
ton,
-LFlection suivante Gu lieu le Is, ArE.
cole normale de Mime KIN. Haggertv: Nine
KIN. Haggerty pre@idente. Mime N. Garfield
vice-presidente. Mile r. Constantine hiblio-
thesDre. NJ. Charles Bourgeois secrftairc.
IN. Julien Michel q vainement sollicitA
du Gouverneur In grace de Joseph Labran-
che, homne de couleur, condamne q s mois
de prison.
-Le 20. est doodle. sur I'habitation MYRTLE
LAND. Fage de 73 ans. NJ. Francois Basile
Trfpagnier, citoven estime de tons, ancien
leader du parti democratic ct plusieurs fois
membre de Ia Legislature avant In guerre.
Un nombreux cortfge suivi m depouille
mortelle an cimetiere de l'Eglise Rouge.
lie jeune A.-E. Bougere. fils aimed NJ.
Achile d. Bongare, Sc trouvant Philadela
phie au moment de In greve, s'est bravenlH
enr6le dans In garde rationale de cettG she,
c0mpagnie c. Ter regiment. colon k3enson,
fait lexp<dition de Pitfsburk0Ya failli p<-
rir dams Ia sinistre "maison-ronde." II doit
recevoir. dn regiment on II servi coura-
geusement a titre de volontaire. une medaille
dor en- rfcompense de sa belle conduite.
-L'asscsseur TT. Bandonin depose ses
roles an bnrean du recorder. oil les interessfs
sons meme d'examiner ce document, du Is
ao0t au lAseptemhre.
M. Marcellus vallas. maitre de poste 4
Hahnville. recu de fagent special F.-W.
Schaurte. une communication datfe de St
Louis. rappelant les sections 2s9-232 du regle-
ment postal, lesquelles interdisent de remet-
tire a bord des bateaux des lettres non tim
brees.
LES perspectives de recolte
sont tres satisfaisantes snr rhabi-
tation SPERANzA, de NM. Laftte
& DufilhO.
M. &C. Chandler, agent sp6-
cial du d6partement des postes, a
vainement cherche q St.Charles
un certain Walsh. caution imagi-
naire de T..G. Pages, homme de
couleur, ancien membre de Ia Le-
gislature, maitre de poste concus-
sionnaire A Baton-Rouge. Walsh
6tait nm homme de paille present6
par William Terrell. CONNIE pro.
prietaire solvable. William Terrell
etait employe au bureau naval de
la Nouvelle- Orleans. Ainsi Sc pas
salient les chooses sous le regime du
carpet bag.
NM. R..H. Browne ct H.-A.
Levasseur etaient les execute6rs
testamentaires de NJ. William B.
Whitehead.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-15
Civil Service Reform.

New York, Nov. 14.-Curtis, in Har-
pers' Weekly, thus warns the Admins
tration against temporizing upon prac-
tical civil service reform issues. 1t is
for the Administration to take care
that the expectations of its friends
shall be fulfilled. The sincerity of its
support comes from the confidence that
it means what it says, and that it has
the courage to support its own opinions.
If its friends have seemed to lack EN-
thusiasm, it is because it has itself
seemed to be hesitating and reluctant,
hoping to be friendly all around. That
is fatal delusion. Indefiniteness and
timidity will repel friends, but they
cannot win foes. The Administration
in some ways attempted the same kind
of negotiation in Pennsylvania, and
the State is lost by heavy Democratic
majority. In Massachusetts the Re-
publicans heartily sustained the bravest
acts of the Administration and hold
the State more strongly than ever.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-15
WASHINGTON.
Progress of the Army Bill.


Washington, Nov. 14.-The army
bill rs reported to the Senate to-day
from the committee on Appropriations
is amended by the entire omission of
the clause inserted by the House, which
provided that four cavalry regiments
should be recruited to the full force of
1 200 men each and kept in service on
the Texas frontier, but that the total
number of men on the army rolls should
be limited to 10000. The Senate COM
mittee recommend the insertion of a
mandatory provision concerning the
use of troops in Texas, of the following
clause: Cavalry regiments may be re-
cruited to 100 men in each company and
kept as near as practicable to that
number, and n sufficient force of cav
airy shall be employed in the defence
of the Mexican and Indian frontier of
Texas. The committee do not recon-
mend any increase in the amounts
voted by the House, but, on the con-
trary, propose reductions, of $4,000 in
the item for the conversion of smooth
bores to riied cannon, of $50, 600 in the
amount for hospitals, and $500 in the
appropriations for the office of the
commanding general.