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The iaili contains between seven and eight
hundred "a ',s.N nly head of r3ttln INCLUDING
twenty "NN, thr.r YOKE Of oxen, averaging four
thousand n,quds per yoke; hiteon calves. II
tlrre-ycar ll Durham bun splendid specimen
Of that Famous breed IA llnr Jcrs.y bull and
other Young cntlo, all Of which show caro- and
SKIN in handling and feeding. There are two
hundred sh'op on the farm, many of them be-
Ing superior animals. or horses and colts therc
are sixteen; ono span, ~ smooth ana aetiNr as
colts ngcd ono twenty-five and one twenty -slX,
showing that generous feeding and careful
usage nrc strong Incentives to longevity. Scv-
erid SPINS Of young horses show good blood
Mr.. Eyails has his hest pair Of horses in New
York, npdoult competing. m farAs hrmay, with
bonner and other horse fnn""rs in that city.
Last, hut not lnast. como the swine twenty-five
in number Brick from thnod Bapt st Church.
bought hy Mr.. EynrtS, furnished materials for
tho walls Of u w and convenient piggrry and
IN" interior W1e ilnls she'd with due regard 10
neathrsa oase of feeding. md the comfort Of tho
inmates. one breeding boar, imported from
Isan'n7hlrr, En- anl, IL as near 1Pcrlod typo
Of the hog Hs w' h.iYr ever hHrn. The prOdul
of H." farm average two hundred tons of hny
yrarly. This y"lr two thousand two hundred
bushels Of corn wore raised on twenty ncrcs.
sid'oS srvrrl ul r OF fodder f u to COWS
~ me iHll. O. lte ana roots Of various kinds are
largely TulsHI.
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THE LAKE siIoREASD MICHIGAN SOUTH.
EkN RAILWAY COMPANY. Trra -urrr'. Dncr Now
>oik. December -. lS1b-1llE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
o i company have this dan declared dividend of one
u,rr ~ %. Tue earning, ior Nc month, which Viii
,nl WIN III, present mouth payable on the first day of
fclruArS -. AZ the ON al NFSSilS CHASE AID
ATKINS, l" BROAD ST NLW YORK The transfer iooh /,
w 'o-c AT 0rlroN T. on saturday. the sixth ias of
Tie sec oni day Oi February ns "
u WORCESTER rrcasurer
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A Turrmnn lo,,l,Id.d,

Y10i ne Nin fitit.1 sY Pot
AZ the conclusion Of the race at the Bay
District truck on saturday. u difficulty occurred
letween jim Eon, the urlmal, and Henry
Lyons. which terminated i'm . vigorous cowhid-
Ing OF tlo former by the lau,r. Eoff mounted
u carriage IN which Lyons re atrd. and con-
GUIDED tirade OF abuse hy splitting in his face
Lyons sclzed whip AMI '..i EDl with it so
vigorously that he pran e,i about like II two
ReanGa. but Lyons fully satisfied. drove away
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AN OLD MANS YOUNG WIFE.
SHE NINTH TROuBIES or RICH
rack PIDDIER.
Deserted by his wiz and sued for Libel by
her StrpN,ther-J Judge pnnohuc- Prompt
Rcbukr Hack to rrison teii Amer "
Seat In - Few md ~ sunday Dinner.

Seat In Few mud s""d", Dinner
Counsel for Mary l.. Jameson, wife Of
David L. JaiuirSon til" rirh ~ h p'hul"r'
moved before Justice Donoluc for 500 week.
alimony rnd sio" counsel r"'~' 1h' motion
was argued. yesterday. in Chambers. jamie son
"", Nv , ,.,.,,t,'l ,rh, ,,n - hi.
iO"N'n ''',.'9N' J" way, 80" wy W "''
n noS" Il i ' .id" ,Ygisrs "rJ m"usachr mr.,
oimos, ,,li,. hia tn.nis full. commission
,,iis , ~ g'anty t,r"' w.
Jamicson'~ counsel rcad an AFFIDAVIT to the
. . ''1' ',.. ",'' ,,''''.
nrc n small amour, Of cash. ono hundred shares
OF inc iInHN' trust company ~ y. W i''i'-
don. Conn. worth $4,000. hut pledged to the
Merchants IN .hangr National Bank Of this city
as coll"i raj for loan OF $1,000 me DIVIDENDS
yielding only .iou year above the interest upon
IN, Lan: ninut cooo aor,sn f farm lind in Min
,,.,a,1 ,,., ,,,,,h ~ T., ,l,,l,,rd f,r debts.
nrro'a anu lpW"' mum "i !. p''N'" ''' ".'"'
worth Of farmers lrom's-ory notes. Neither
thr farm l"h' nor '.' nov Ut, pr""''''' MS
curnin-s IA Il pack pcdilcr have noNcr been
higher ihnn sl,oo per annum. and of latc they
hs wn S"'" T rn" "Tr on his bridal tour he gave
,.'ai, ,,,,,tr ,,'ii nnI ,,hiJ,
M dn NM ne llu ~ "r s.'W III eoiu, anu Will
clothing for which hc paid between 800 ana
fi0o.
ON" MS i'luth 10 Am'ri''a ne mas malh'aihcu
his vii" ami child in awell-inrnishcd Nat ut e'9
suH SUM- n so mm tH gh o pd iSr anbcf
Reiurnin. On that day from Il ihrco months
aGsa AVN for a' long VI" rsr "' 0 during 'rg
he dsik's WAX stayns ; with her. With E a yn.
mOnstratrl Regarding her brother his " ifn b,-
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STEAMBOATS, ano 8allroaSs.
pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT Tltl AK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Now York. Via DcsbrOsscs and COrandt Sta
ferries us follows.
Express Tor Ilnrrsury Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman palace cars attached. $50 A. NJ, and
80 = daily
For wilamsport Lick Haven. Cory, and Erie at 70
NJ connecting Mt Tory Tor filu.,illc Petrol, UNI Cen
trc. and the oil regions For Willainsport AMI Lob
Haven. sd A NJ.
For Baltimore, Washington, and the South. Limited
washington EXPRESS o Pullman parlor onr. daily y
ccpt sunday - ~ A. NJ, arrive at Washington ut 10
Regular al $40 A NJ, |. q, aud I NJ sunday.
EAPre,s ier Philadelphia, 20. 30 10 @ 30 nmiai.
lop A NJ !. !, > g Z = 80. ami - T. AMI u night
SUNDAY. $50 A VI, s q, 7. $50, and A. NJ Emsfani
and second class, I y
Accommodation tor Trenton. A NJ. , and 40 = "
For trans tO Newark. Elizabeth Railway, Prince ION
Trenton, Perth Amhoy, flenington, Byidrr,. and
other points local schedul, At All ticket ON cs
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh. ~ ~ and 10 - \ and
1o2nP daily. 10 loA " ami $50 T. iaiy, e.
ccpt Monday From Washington and Baltimore q %
e'SaA n II -. AMI lo2orM sunday. "a, a
FROM Philadelphia, 5rb. 65 6.tI 80 % 10
GOA 2io ~ 10, q % ~. 10 10 anl ~ .
sunday 3o,, go go. 9Jo II 5OA N. u 30
10 10, and 10 20 = ".
Ticket Offices 52d aud "a broadway No Astnr HOUSE.
Brooklyn III, li6. and lis HUDSON Il, lobokcn dop
FRANK THOMSON ID BOYD, M
GENERAL Manager Genl Passenger A-ont
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tinaruiil.


NOTICE.
~ The uNncrs OF the Mnrtsacc Bonds Issued bv the
BOSTON. HARTFORD AND ERIE RAILROAD COM
lANi, secured by mortgage made by that company
the Urea fur OF the state VI Cuunco ucut which mort
gaze Is dated ON the second day February IN the
eighteen hundred and ,iNts Our. aul recorded on
The ceNDnthTihy o April in that year the Office
SECRETARY STATE oi the -tae Come ctcut hereby
nuin- Ia meet IN the CITY Hartford m the said Sta q
OF Connecticut. ON the ftrcnh daV Fchl uary In the
year eighteen hundred AID seventy seven eleven
o'clock ~ The forenoon. At Ic office william Hub
hhru ftluirc No 2Si Main street in Hartford Trust
Company Bok tp consider AMI determine whether they
viii vote Uinsrurt the Trelsurcr the Con
necncui tho Trustee unier said MORTGAGE give notice
a. said Boston. Hartford AMI Ere road Company and
,>. claug under that COMPANY that denulf has been
made ~ the Payment the ms rest u tii bonds accord
ins 10 the tenor the interest ANNEXED there
To- also 70 cun>id ant determine whether they will in
rifuct said Treasurer Ia take Possession of ai Ani SINGULAR
tho property ronN we'd by said mort age default
TIE pa! me tui sud interest shall continue Tor
after the sni Iua.urrr -haA nave given such notice,
AMI viii vote oinsluct INN 10 do any aud all the other
act, and haN" AMI tNrrcl~ all thu o. Its ana powers ami
authority 1T orti IN said mortgage, also consider and
urruhc what other Aguon. any, In the premises the
oMh'fr n .AA bonds viii take. either IN -pcct Ia what
stps said Trustee SHAH take 10 obtain said posse ssion or
OlVrNIr
ARTHUR W AUSTIN
HAMILTON NOOfl.fS co,
~ join BRKN Kll rr'ddcntl Duly
JOSHUA bAllAHD, Treasurer. SautlOri1ed.
JOHN X bltENER,
JOSHUA BALLAHD
7 1871
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The boulevard scheme of the Jris.y cay
Mns has itu defeated by the voters o Iul-, countt
lV over l,iir majority!
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aunst Furnishing.
4lrrsomal notitcs,

flusoml tlctitrs,
A IL DISEASES OF men requiring ,hind tn,nt
- 100. sH,ialy d. JArQl Is, N -. t. E4t l'th It
nrgr hr9ndwHy, Sew York. Oce hours, 10 ul ., aui
A DNIEE PREREQUISITES OF MFN promptly
"a CURED. pr JAMKs "a Fulton ~ Charges very
moderate.
DISEASES OF MEN, ncrvou, debility. ana kin
DitL an sulus t,dily and p,rman, nily rurrd by
lEhhN A. DANIELS. " u ia 'LcAinsto aN near
twenty ninth It. Hour sto
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MILE. AIMEE AND HER OPERA TROUPE
A tMrE At ,rHF EAGLE THrNTKE.
'rHE GREAT NEW YORK AauAnruM.

~ - HROApNAl AND 3'ril ST
lhr fiNh wear of Int rnAuuual \ Hirmy Lectures 10
- ii'- iN AirHnl f~l u viii be- Il, lNorrl ia tir
iah.hN of the Aquarium ON Monday Tuesday. nui
Mrdm- aA m ,ach week, beginning Monday the auili
Nh at ~, v't"ck subject Physiology AMI II, gene,
NiH cir'ho pay Hu4O-ithi tAl i4Wcut- dl,- Duun oil
manakin. and elastic m'4ri, uil firo hand liaNinsS
HMr.l niur' a. schonl' On saturday morning ncNi Al
hotutk Tekots for tho cuur-' of twelve TEXTURES IN.
rlnlns one admission 90 the Aquarium. - snflc uck
~ '''7H'
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PERFECTION
BOXERS BUFFERS.
l.. FUNkE. Jr., Sole Agent. u john st, n Y
HnN tItl
Shipping.

shipping.
n SAIL EVERY SATURDAY
PASSENGER, booked A. lowI,t rnt. To- or from any
Henderson BROTiiEKs. Bowhnl Grcen
nIREOT LINETO FRANCE, via rlymouh
FRANCE. Capt rrnetcc, viii sail saturday jan ~
- . = "' u LOIS Dg BrprAS Agent 81 Broadway
NMAfSS h h 9llfSsrSWES S1 HSb Efnrool
Si$$ 3 $$IiTSSSSgen s'!a;%sS wv 81 a!rt9<s
cABINA So snd siei sod Return tcict. on favorable
Saloons sia,e Rooms smoking aud Bath Rooms aSi
JOHN q DALE, Arcn,
i'and 80 broadway New Yoh
national L, IN dS5o = and ST. North rvcf
SPAIN F$ on q " I5sS fitfHssSa
Cabin ana .icgiase pa,sa,e All dram. nom q upSaS
wsy very 10" rates FV%'J'iI FI Ssni sS'd
pacific MAILANDPANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINES
For California, Japan, China Australia. New Zealand
ron s sNl f, Ee2M rILs x S%Et syss
steamship AckfrLcG. W"dn, LAY jan 81 N'"AA
FR6 H fi" rs SS Sf 2u &S b'eSf IgSr
rsoa san Ssh T5 s&Sb E ISLANDS Aus
Steamer zE Rhhkib a." M SE% lEA5A AS 81
WIN p CLYDE lr c6 P pa Il 'SPl Sy SIM,
Bowling Green. Pier ". n Il, loot Canal l.
- ED STAR STEAMSHIP LINE.-Appon,a
~ To carry The Belgian AMI United states mails Th
following steamers go foR s' HST%E K ;A'
vcder HSs 'ADsr" ~ si,rSaa NEW 'OSt
vaderland fse 10 kgnwor,n .... Feb I
PETER WRIGHT sSSs SsHeT Agent: rhadclphis
JOHN MCDONALD, baiiery place, New York
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NATIONAL LINE ricr4 ~ and ST. North riyer
~ FOR LONDON
HOLLAND ..:........ ... saturday, Jan ~, 23OPM
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
spain 90. Jan ~ > ~ = Egypt .... PED s. "a
Cabin and Stta1c pa +>agr nnl drafts rom ri upward
issued at very low raies Conyany's office, btoai
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EAGLE THEATRE. broadway and All
II frupri, tor Anl M4nA.rr ......... Mr. JOSH HAN

Mr. OLIVER Dolp BYRON win appear Ia H., two AT
creations ct Ben McNnnu-h nnh trr,et
AI ROSS TIM NONfINESr
Tor five nights AMI two mauuees only
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goaro ano auums.
Uptown ADvERTnsElss

A Y 40 II uD>ON ST, corner ot Harrison. l,lsi
ana light housekeeping rooms, $50 10 81 yer No,k
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AKIN J. Mechanical Engineer and
= m..d'tMfact,srer Of sugar Appcratus. and
asaery-Resideuce, jackson street.
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JONES' CHILL.-He was dry
hadn't been so dry since the strike
but there vas no saloon close by,
and he had passed the last drug
store. He knew Mrs. j. had a
little old Hennessy about the
house that she pnt in pudding
and pies, and he sat dowu OH the
door steps aud wondered how he
could save it from being wasted
in such fixings, as economy was
his motto.
He looked up at the dog star,
the alioth and the milk maids
path, but they were silent ands
tending to business. A scheme
finally dawned upon him, and he
opened the door and telt his way
back to the ice cooler, got up in
chair and fished out piece OF
ice, buttoned up his coat and
turned mp the collar. Then he
staggered up stairs, ice in hand,
and met Mrs. Jones.
"What's the matter. Jones'
been drilling !' "No," said Jones.
with sigh and a shiver. "Cau.
Gus 2" "No, no caucus.' "Another
strike % "No-chill'" said Jones.
as he sank into chair aud slim
ped the ice into his coat pocket.
''Feel that hand" "Oh my ~ aud
she shuddered. Then she got a
blanket and put over him, aud
said she would make him some
bot tea. AS she started for the
kitchen Jones called her back,
and, with d sigh, suggested il.
there was ii little alcohol about
the house it would be better.
There wasn't a bit. but she had
a little brandy for cooking pur-
poses. Jones gave shake, aud
said it would answer if she
had little hot water and sugar
to make it l'alpatable. They were
on hand in two minutes. and
while she pulled off his boots and
wrapped tue blankets around his
feet, Jones mixed his toddy and
shiyered. He felt better after
wards though he made up . ter,
rible face when he emptled the
bottle, and told Mrs, Jones that
she had saved his life. He retired
fifteen minutes afterwards sing
ing,
There's land that is fairer than aay"
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To THE EDITORS OF THE STATE

To THE EDITORS OF THE STATE
OF LOUISIANA. - The Louisiana
Bureau OF Immigration is receiv-
ing many letters OF inquiry from
varioas sources calling for intor
mation for farmers. mechanics.
labolers, business men, and capi-
talist, who desire to settle in this
State, or invest capital here. Our
bureau has issued two descriptive
circulars, with maps, for the bene-
fit of such luQuirers, We have
sent off many circulars, and copies
of Louisiana As 1t Is, and writ
ten answers in response to letters
of inquiry. Our bureau has open
ed books to receive description of
lands for sale, propositions to
lease land, or to have lands work
on shares-any proposition that
may enlighten the immigrant who
wants TO come to Louisiana,
We will record all such des>
criptions oflands aud propositions
in our books, which will be open
to strangers aud persons wishing
to purchase, and these descrip-
tions will furnish the bureau with
an additional fund of valuable in
formation for future circulars,
and to be used in our letters in
ranly tO innniriaS
As our board has no funds and
no income except the small
amount furnished by merchants
and others in New Orleans who
subscribe to assist us in our
labors, we respectfully beg the
editors of the State to publish
this notice, for a few weeks or
months, without charge to the
board, for the benefit of ofimmigra-
ton and the State.
VIM. BOGEL, Preident.
Office Louisiana Bureau of immi-
grafton, No. 3 Commercial Place
New Orleans, La. October, 8, 1877.
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X NOBLOCH, CLAY Attorney at Lar,
= "A Office up stairs Green ST., between
market and Levee Streets.
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iin,eresnever haAkeen time when. tie
heailn2 pi 50 many different diseases has
been ca'ked by Outward ssi,plieatisa aa the,
present IL is an undisputed f.lcr frf. OSrr
nan OF the entire population of the globe
resort to the use Of ordinary plasters
DR. AELyIN's CAPslCUM PoRous PIAs-
TER3, are acknowledged by all who have
used them, to act quicker than any other
plaster they ever before tried, and that one
OF these plasters will do more real service
thah ii hundred of the ordinary kind All
other plasters are slow OF action. and re-
4uire to be worn continually to effec. a cure
hnt with these it is entirely different: the
its effect
Phyysicians i'll all ages have thdfouyhly
tested and we'll know the effect of .Cansi
cum and 1t has always been more or less
used as a medical agent for an outward ap-
nleatlph bht it IS only Of very recent date
,hat ItS advantages in II porous pli,st or have
been discovered. Being, however, conyinc!
ea OF the wonderful cures effected hy DR..
MELVIN CAPslCCM Porous PLAsrERs, and
theif superiority over all other plaSters
they now actually prescribe them. i'll thelr
practlce, Tor such diseases as rheumatism,
pam IN the sile and back and all such ca.
ses as have required the use OF plasters or.
lnlineht. After you have tried other plas-
'oiS aAo iihiHehts, ana they nave failed,
anu you want certain cure. ask yonr drug
glst for DR.. MELvIN's CAPsIcUM Porous
PLAsTER. You can hardly believe your own
convictions of its wonderful effects. AL
thoash powerful and quick in its acton,
you can rely on its safety for the most deli
cate person to wear, as it is free from lead
ana other poisonous material COMMONLY
used IN the manufacture Of ordinary plas-
ters' One trial is a sufficient guarantee of
lts merits, and Que plaster. win sell hun
dreds to your friends
ASK your druggist for DR.. MELvINs CAP.
sIcUM PoRoUs PLASTER, and take no other:
Or OH receipt of 25 cents for one, 81 for
fve, or - Tor a dozen, they will be mailed,
post paid, to any address in the United
States orCanadas.
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AMIN. n.i. Mrs. j. Variety store, Store
- =. o4s, Tin-scarc. &c-Jackson street
|sppcslte St-Bridget st.
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C. b. BLOCK
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The Donal,lsonville Chief
callsGen Mcclellan an illustrious
cox-comb and uses up a quarter
Of Il column in an effort to defame
him.
1t reminds one of a Sir William
Goat butting at the Rocky Noun
tainS.
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There has been an election
in France held last Sunday. Now
if any body will rise up and ex-
plain what party was victorious
it will be a national blessing.
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et Tuesday. week the
EIaaille matlea clean swee pin ]

11s'' n - y y NdStttI 'W % Ptu
Ohio electing BishGp, their Cans
didatefor Governor by a large ina
jority and have the Legislature
also by a handsome majority.
In Iowa the republicans, as
every one supposed carried the
state by great majority.
The latest news from Indiana
indicates the early death Of Sena-
tor Morton.
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A UCOIN, P. A., Family and Pl0ntts-
~ ton Groceries, Main street, between
FOCUS and st. Philip streets.
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Russia has beat ell the United
States and bids fair TO takethe tea
thers out of the Confederate
States planes, in the way Of cur
rency.
1t takes s35O.0O of her paper
to buy $4,000 of her silver.
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VOL. XIII.
BUSINESS CARDS.

A SSELINEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods.
LA Faney articles. &C., corner Market
and Louis streets, r "a
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DADEAUX, J. Family and Plantation
ID Groceries, Main Street, corner Main
md Focus. =.
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IA ZEMA, c. Coffee House Keeper, Main
la st., between jackson aud st. PIT;
Dip Streets. =.
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DLUM, s. Dry Goods and Grocery, coz
10 ner Main and jackson Streets.
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L.. H.fppEEiau
81. Rue Bienville Nile Orleans SO

GRAND ASSORTMENT DE BIERE,
VI ALE, PORTER, LAGER BEER EFT
Cidre.
Specialize pour lie bouteiliage de ces arti
eles-
Depot a,s sneilleurs bouchons vendus
dams ie pays.
Mr.. l. Picard, represente eetto Iuaison
depuis ciuq ans. sout u IS
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D ADEkfA, THOMAS, -atao,7aey at La,u
- edrn6f Main and Focus Streets, up
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+ANGMAN, LOUIS, Sadter, corner st
~ Phil and st. Bridget Streets.
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EGENDRE, JOS, Groceries,, Vine
- aaa liquors. Main street, between St
Philip and st. Louis sts.
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STAGES,-Funk HcF-
- man Proprietor, u. Bdrlst, Com-
anctor, in connection with Morgan's Lou
siana, and Texas Il. Il. Lafourche Cros-
ing.
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mi ACHALO, j. l.. Groceries and Dsy
w Gods, corner Maine JacksoL AMI
Leyee Streets.
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LING, DAVID. Dry Goods, Shoes,
- Boots, Hats, Caps &c. corner Main
and Focus Streets.
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TaXCELSIoR-LODGE NO. 34.--Regu-
II lar meetings ut the Odd. Fellow
Hall, corner Market and Patriot, every
Saturday evening at o'clock.
Officers IT. Thibodaux, n. e. Jos. l. Ihl
bodeaux. V. g.; 5. L. Grisamore, Sec. IL.
Michelet Treasurer.
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.ILLIU, J. s., 4ttor,aey al Law,-ofr!se
D Corner st. Philip and Main streets
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GRlSAMORE, S. 7. Manufacturer of
Mnrare, cutters, de-, dealer ~ stores
sxd house furnishing goods. corner Mar
etand st. Philip.
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nELBERT, p j., Groceries, Wmes, Ii
Liquors, 1o6aeco aud Cigars, cor. Main
aud St Philip streets r..
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ORIO, p. E.. Tar Collector. Court
H House. .Thibodaux, La.
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OFFICE GCF. MARKET 6 PATRIOT SITS

p. B. S. Pinchback is now the
Editor of the New Orleans week
ly Republican.
This paper claims to be the Or
gan of the Republican Party.
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J. E., Sstrgeoa Dentist
10, office, corner Green and st. Bridg-
StEtreets.s4.. g,
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NECNiER, A, Dealer II, Foreign an,
VI Domestic Dry Goods, Clothing &c,
Man Street corner st Philip.