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The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28

D4nThe marriage engagement of Gov
Swami, of Maryland, and Mrs. Thomp-
son, of Princeton, N. j., has been for
mally announced. The ceremony is tc
be performed in the home of the bride
in Princeton, N. j., and aftcrward there
will be a grand wedding reception.
Es- LIE the " barking canine" of the
Fort Smith Herald, sets up halfcol
umn howl over kick from q " twenty
year dead man." what would he do, il
kicked by live one?
TT Mrs Lydia Sherman, the Derby
murderess, who confessed to having poi
soned three husbands and five children
and was confined in the Wethersfeld
Connecticut prison for the term Of hci
natural life, recently died at that insttu
ton. She was fifty three years Of age.
Ety After lapse Of two weeks, We
eet a half sheet Of the Russcllviile Dem
ocrat. Is that the best you can do, Bro
Battenfcld
gs~ WARD & OGDEN keep the best 8
CENT CIGARS in the State.
TE~ A Kansas City dispatch Of the
22d, says that terrible cyclone occur.
red in the southern part of Kansas, last
Saturday, which did great damage tc
crops and buildings, and resulted in the
death of clergyman, his son and an.
other little boy.
gg~ A Boston dispatch of the 22d
SAYS that the Russian government by
its agent, has opened negotiations with
all the Boston Iron Companies for the
manufacture of heavy ordnance, and
special price list, with full particulars as
to the capacity OF the works, as at pres
ent run, or under the highest pressure
has been submitted at the request Of the
Russian agent.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28
LIVER IS KING.

The liver is the imperial organ of the
whole human system, as it controls the
life, health and happiness of man. Wien
it is disturbed in its proper action, all
kinds of ailments are the natural result.
The digestion of food, the movements oil
the heart and blood, the action of the
brain and nervous system, are all imme
diately connected with the workings oil
the liver. 1t has been successfully prov
ed that Green's August Flower is une.
qualled in curing all persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all
the numerous symptoms that result from
an unhealthy condition of the Liver and
Stomach Sample bottles to try. 10 cent
Positively sold in all on the Western
Continent. Three doses viii prove thai
it is just what you want, Ward Il Ogden
agents. II
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28

Ey"Thc issue for 1878 Of tho News
paper Directory and Advertisers Hand
book published by the word-xnown ad
vertising agency OF S. NJ. Pettengill & Co..
81 Park Row, New York. has just come
to hand. For simplicity and convenience
OF arrangement, comprehensiveness Of
scope and general accuracy, we have long
regarded this as by far the best and most
reliable Newspaper Directory published
in the United States or elsewhere. 1t
contains complete list of the ncwspa-
pers published in the United States and
the British Provinces, second list ar.
ranged, for the convenience of advertis-
ers, in counties lists of the daily, week
ly, monthly, religious, agricultural and
specialist newspapers and periodicals,
with full information rs to character, cir
culation and proprietorship, and a list Of
the leading newspapers Of Great Britain,
Australasia and Europe. The volumn is
illustrated with portraits Of Bayard Tay-
lor, George W. Ghilds and Brote Hartc
among living, and Samuel Bowles, James
Gordon Bennett, of The dead journalists
of the United States, while an excellent
steel engraving of Mr.. S. NJ. Pettengill
appears as the trontispieee. An intercs-
ting article On advertising, repleto with
hints drawn from long practical expert
OF the subject, should make this volume
specially attractive to enterprising bust
ness men.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28
Tice's Weather Predictions.

Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. falling
barometer; rising temperature, with cloudy,
threatening weather, accompanied by hard
rains and storms
Saturday. June lst, Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, falling temperature, rising barom-
eter, ending in cloudng, threatening wealth.
err, with heavy rains and thunder storms,
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28
Winnie Ream to be Married.

The Washington Post of the 10th has
the following bit of matrimonial specu-
lation
Cards for the wedding of Lieut.. Rich
ard l.. Hoxio, I. S. A., ehiefengineor OF
District, and Miss Winnie Ream, have
not yet been issued, but tho date OF the
event. whose celebration will invite hosts
of friends to witness, has been definitely
ascertained to be the 18th of the present
month The wedding will be so!omniz,
cd in the church OF the Ascension, Bish,
op Pinckney officiating. Two of Lieut.
lloxe's pretty nieces from New York
city, the groom's birthplace, will be Of
the bridesmaids, the other fair support
ers of ,that trying hour not having been
selected.
This is all we have heard of the prog
nosticated marriage.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28
THEY ALL DO 1T.
Certainly all close, cash buyers, go
to MckIBBEN'S for their Sum
mor Hats, Parasols, Fans and nice
white Dress Goods. 1851.

ES- At the decoration Of the Confed-
crate graves, at Fayetteville, last week
Hon. Joseph Lane, Of Oregon, sent flow
ers from that far-otf-statc, to decorate the
grave Of his old comrade, Col. Yell, who
fell in the Mexican war. 1t was crate
full remembrance from an honorable vet
cram
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28

E9'' An exchange says it is thought
that it will be necessary to bore artesian
wells to supply water to some OF the riv-
crs for which appropriations have been
made or asked for to render them navi-
gable, particularly in a dry season. And
it is intimated that at least ono well will
be sent to the neighborhood of Fourche
La Fave.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28
Little Rock and TT. Smith Railway
Timetable.

Freight and Passenger Trains leave Var
Buren, for Little Rock, daily, Sundays except.
ed, at 40 a. m.
Trains arrive at Van Buren,, from Little
Rock at G-35 p. M, daily, except Sundays.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28

Gg- Gail Hamilton, says the Chicago
Tribune, wears very tight eorsets, and
sometimes she looks out of the window,
dreamtully, at the full moon, she turns
smilingly around TO see if a man is real
ly there squeezing her, but her brow
resumes rigidity as she perceives it is
nothing but the phantom Of her hopes.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28

a person being asked why he had given
his daughter in marriage to a man with
whom he was at enmity, answered: 81
did it out of pure revenge. p-Evansvillc
journal.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28
RIVER NEWS.

The river, last week, rose Is. or 20 feet
but is now falling slowly. No arrivals
Of boats.
The Rose City broke her shaft, and
will not be up till tho last Of the week
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28

Passenger and Express Train, leave for
Little Rock, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days. at 700 AM making close connections
with trains for st. Louis and Memphis.
Trains arrive, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at 5-l5 PM.
Trains run by st Louis time. which is 90
minutes faster than Van Buren, time.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28
Stove Wood.

For Sale IS inch Stove Wood,
split fine, one dollar per load. Sat
isfaction to any reasonable person,
guaranteed. Leave orders at AL
Wis Smiths Store, or apply to.
T.. Ii. WARREN.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28
Raitt's New Meat Market.

Is tho place to get good Roast.
Steak, Chop, etc. Butter and all
kinds of Country Produce. His
motto is fair, square dealings with
everyone. Try his Bolona Saus-
age. Market at Miller's old stand
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28

Es- A bad woman with some good
qualities keeps the devil happy for Il
month at n time.
Eg-Thc Chattanooga Times states that
the first bar OF steel ever manufactured
in the South was rolled at Il mill in that
city, few days ago.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Williams and Miss
Rose, returned from their New Oileans trip,
Wednesday night, on the express. We are
glad to know that Miss Rose comes home
very much better, and we hope she will soon
be herself again.
Judge Jesse Turner, of the Supreme
Bench, run up home for day, last week,
The Judge is looking well, and shows indica-
tons that Gleason's catering agrees with
him.
Gen. Bufford Armistead. State Senator
week.
Ey McKIBBEN is selling PARA
SOILS, Ladies and gents IA rs, at full
ly one-haT lo,rer, than any other House
in town. r
Capt. J. c. Wright, of MOUNTAINEERING was
in attendance at the Decoration of the Con-
fcderate graves at Fayetteville
We direct attention to the card%of DR.. l..
Augspath, of Little Rock. The Doctor stands
high throughout the State, as one of the
most accomplished dentists. Several of the
citizens of Van Buren, have been favored with
his work, and are highly pleased.
See the card of the Arkansas Democrat,
daily. and irstrate and live weekly, subscribe
for the Arkansas Democrat
Esr WARD & OGDEN keep the best
brands of KEY WEST CIGARS.
Buck yinsant is a candidate for as
SCISSOR.
Maj Hartman was up on the fly last
Wednesday afternoon, and returned down the
road. the next morning
LADIES have you been to Nc
kIBBEN'S Store, if not, don't
/ delay longer.
We hear rumors in town that the Little
Rock and Fort Smith Railway have purclas-
ed lands of Mr.. George Stoneroad, for depot
buildings and other purposes. about four
miles this side of Fort Smith and will make
the terminus of their road at that place, re-
moving entirely from the Indian country.
We give the rumor for what it is worth.
sss~ WARD & OGDEN keep NIGHT
CLERK, who will always be ready to
supply the nocturnal needs of their Gus
tome rs.
We are indebted to DR.. Thruston for
bottle of his " Norton Virginia Wine" 1t is
! male from the pure juice of the grape and
captvatcs every one that gets a taste of it.
and is taking the place, in great measure,
of whisky, and found in most everybody's
mouth, excepting, perhaps, our good Muir
ply friends For the sick room and sacra-
mental purposes, it is just the article. Try
it,
- McKIBBEN has a Splendid
Stock of Goods, and we would adj
wise those attending Court, to 60
there and select something nice and
cheap for their Susan Jane.
Mrs. Ella Newell came up home Friday,
for good long visit. She always finds
/ welcome.
The astute editor of the Fort Smith Her.
aid announces that one of their enterprisng
brickmakers has just finished burning tao
thousand brick, and has them" all engaged
DD- WARD 4 OGDEN have the finest
n line of POCKET CUTLERY in the
4 town.
Mr. Nichodemus is clearing up his bust
ness house. preparatory to opening a tin and
stove and hardware business at Carys old
stand on Main.
1F- WARD Il OGDEN have the largest,
and freshest stocks Of DRUGS, MEDl-
CINES, FINE LIQUORS, TOBACCO,
and CIGARS eyer brought to Van Blu
Z ren.
Deg" WARD & OGDEN keep IMPORT
J ED HAVANA CIGARS.
The best production of the mint has
ice and spoon in it.-Herald and Pres
bytcr
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28
If you want to buy a nice
HAT, for yourself and one for your
wife or daughter, we say go to
McKIBBEN'S.

Mrs. John High, of Fort Smith, has mov-
ed to her old stand on the Avenue. Her ho-
tel is located near the river, and the railroad
and is first-class in all its departments. To
those who have business in the courts Til
Avenue House is the place for them to
: quarter
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28

RTBilly Rnnga. a Philadelphia collect
or, "wears very high hat with the leg
end 'Bad Bills Collected painted con-
spicuously on it, and the debtor class
are naturally not pleased to have him seen
hanging around their doors very much. "
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28
A Gard.

DR.. i. AUGspATH, Dentist, from Little
Rock, who was prevented, by Illness last
fall, from fulfilling his engagements, will
visit Van Buren,, professionally, in july,
NExL, without fail. may Eft
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28

EFYou can open a saloon in Man
chester, Michigan, by paying the town
authorities $1,000. There's no law to
oblige you to go into tho business il you
don't want to.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28
ALBA, Iowa, July 10th, 1876.


DR. PIERCE:
Dear Sir-Your Pleasant Purgative
Pallets are all you claim them to be. |
MISC regard your Golden Medical Dscov-
cry, Favorite Prescription, and Sage'e
Catarrh Remedy, as very superior mcdi
cines.
W. b. COUSINS, N. D.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28
w antod

To buy Two Hundred Head of CAT
TIE, for which will pay good prices.
f. r. McKIBBEN.
The Van Buren press., 1878-05-28
A. Bows Logic.

The boy at Sunday school, when asked
who made the beautiful surrounding hills,
replied that he did not know, as his pa
rents had only moved into town the day
before. Equally sensible are those who
persist in using the unwholcsome, dis
gustingly large, and drastic pills, while
DR.. Perce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets,
which are sugar coated, and little larger
than mustard seeds, will, by their gentle,
yet positive action upon the stomach and
liver. speedily correct all indigestion an
torpidity of the liver, thus permanently
curing constipation.
READ WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
San Leandro, CAL, Jan, 9th. 1877.
Dir. PIERCE:
Dear Sr-I have employed your Pleas.
ant Purgative Pellets in my practice for
TIE last four years. | now use no other
alternative or cathartic medicine, in all
chronic arrangements of the stomach,
liver, and bowels | know OF nothing that
that equals them.
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Quoiquil Sc soft ecoule quelqnes annecs
depuis que la Teinture Depurative du DIR.
Mens ait etc retiree de sa grande circ,lja-
tion, ellie men a pas moins conserve tuIyh
sa vogue ct tonte sa populnrite dams un cir
cult relativcment restreint
Depuls longteInps, de tous les points de
La Louisiana, ct priIicipalement du BAYOU
Lafourche, des Attakapas, de Ia Riviere
Rouge, de vieux malades me demaudeut de-
reprendre la fabrication de cette medecine.
81 justement appreciee de tout eeux qui en-
ont fait usage.
Aujonrd'hui ie reponds leur appel. ct
les malheureux, atfiiges do malad,es dites
incurables, aurOnt sous In main cettc biou-
veillante teinture depurative, qui yiendrs
METRE un terme d leurs souffrances,
Quils Sc hvrcnt done resperance de
iours meilleurs, ceux Ia qui vivent sous le
joug de quelqu'une dc ces ineonrnotes ct
doulonreuses lnfirmitGs, files impurcs dun
sang vleie, dGleterc, NAL GlaborG.
Beaucoup, qui joussent dune brillante
sante, he le doivent peut etre qua Ia Tein-
tnre Depurative; c'est par la pliissapce de
ces vertus que tel pere, telle mere ont pnri-
lie leur sang, acquis une bonne constitution
retronve une sante aussi vigoureuse au'inat
tendue. ct mis- au monde des enfauts dune
| sante fiorssante.
que ceux qui, CONNIE eux, vivent dune
we de doulcurs, dangoisses, de desespOirs
suivent ienr cxemple qulls essayent dc la
Ieiithre Depuratiye, ct, CONNIE eux, lis de-
v1endront robustes ct forts, ct pOurroIt
etre fiers de Ieur progeniture.
Que ceux bui doutent, s'informent.
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TEINTURE DEPURATIVE
DU DIR. MEyG.

Ce remede qui ma pas encore failli de
puis quinze ans quill est en- usage, est ben
superienr tOus les ertraits de SatepoyeiLle
ct tous les Dfpnatits, employees jusqu'a CO
jour.
II guerit toutes les maladics chroniaues.
SOFT internes, soft externes. sans difference
d age nj de sexe. Mule maladie proyeDant
lie fimpurete du sang ne resisfe b son
usage les darfres de quelque nature qu'el-
les soient, les iDfirInites CONSEQUENCES de
fabus du mercure on de tout autre traite
ment qui vieie la constitution. sopt mar
faitement ct radicalement queries. to,,tes
les fois que l'on perseverc densson emploi.
Les Leneorrhees, Pertes Bionches, Lyrf1n
turtles dams la periodicite des menstrues. la
chIorose, Ia steriiite Drovendnt de toute ma
| ladle clronigue ou constitutionnelle, toufes
ces maiadies disparaissent par un traite
ment assez longtemps prolongG de la Tein
| ture Depurative du DIR. Meng.
| Lepilepsie, lorsqu'elle nest pas occasion
nee par une lesion organique, les Rbumatis-
mes chToniq"es ct queiquefois Aigas. les ul.
ceres cancereux, ont etc radicalement que
ris.
Les cures deia operes parlent assez pour
que La IeIntgre Depurafive du DIR. Men ait
besoin de toute reclanle; il sniff do savo;r
quill ny u pas eu j1squ'a present une senle
maladie chroniaue inveteree on constitu.
tionnelie, prDduite par un vice guelconaue
des h'srneurs, qni ait r6sist6 B Ls pnissance
medicafrice dc eette preparation
tha4ue bouteilie est accoinpaanEe de nom
breax eer1fcats, venant de tous Ies uoiuts
de la Louisiana, attestant les bellies cnres
operees par ce iaedicament.
En- vcnte chez
JOS. I. THIBODEAUx. II
Pharmaciefi,
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de sa vie avec sa file, brilliant de
tout l'eclat de la beaute, de les
prit ct DIES graces.
Mr.. Bazaine venait quelquefais
en- France ct il allait voir cette
femme qui await enchant6 les pre-
mieres annees de fson sejour ell
Russie.
On assure qu'elle Sc bornait a
l'inviter a diner c'est Ia tout ce
qui restait de leur infinite passee.
Dams leurs conversations ami
Gales ct franches Mr.. Bazaine lui
dit un jour vous savez que j'ai
lei deuX enfants. lis sont au cole
9e ; ills ont perdu leur mere ct je
sus trop loin d'enx pour m'en
Occuper. Voulez vous surveiller
leur education ct en- prendre
Soin ?
Nine BaZaine aceepta avec de-
vouement, ct peut 6tre meme avec
affection. L'aine de ces enfants a
etc lng6nieur ct honorablement
connu. QUAINT au plus jeune il est
devenu Marechal de France, le fu-
neste ct nefaste marechal de Fran
CO que i'on salt.
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Assessment and Reg
TseratKOaa.

1 CCORDiNG TO LAW l HEREBY
IA give notice that will be at the fol-
lowing Polling Places for the purpose of re-
vising the Assessment rol for 1873, for
the Parish of Lafourche, also for the pur-
pose Of registering all voters, viz !:
May 10th. Precinct No. 3. Court House
ThibodauX, days.
May 27th. Precinct No. J. Aurelien Braud
Store and Neighborhood, 3 days.
May 30th. Precinct No. 2. Eugene Smiths
Store, and Sypharien Dugas. 3 days.
June 3rl. Precinct No. 4. Laiourche Cros
sing. days.
June 9th Precinct No. 5. At or near Jules
Thi5odauX. 3 days.
June 10TH Prencinct No. 6. At or near Lo
vency Folse Store. days.
June 18th Precinct No. T. At or near
August Claudet Store, 3 days.
june 18th. Precinct No. 8. AT Lockport,
5 days.
June 2)th. Precinct No. At Delaune's
Store, = days.
June 22nd. Precinct No. 9. At Livaudais
Ledet day.
June 9th. Precinct No. %. At Cut Off
and Neighbarhood, 3 days.
June 9th. Precinct No. %. At Janvier
Guedry and Orange City, days.
July lst. Precinct No. 2i AT or near Tras
imond Foret plantation 3 days.
July 4th. Precinct No. 70. At Tongue
vile, days.
Other appointments viii be made next
week.
All property holders will please not fail
to meet me at the appointed places to have
their Assessments revised. | will also be
obliged to all propIietors to furnish me
with the names and ages of all males on
their Premises between the ages of Is and
IS.
Thibodaux May llth. 1878.
X. r. MCBRIDE,
Assessor and Registrar.
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COMMERC RCIAL.-NOuS recOm>
mandons tout specialement a nos
lecteurs ct au public en- general
de porter la plus grande attention
a la lecture des nouvelles annon-
ces que nous publions dams ce nu
nero.
A tEtoile Rouge on trouvera
le plus grand choix de chaussures
aux plus bas prix.
Chez Ddnsige,' le plus bel as
sentiment de marchandises seches
qui Sc soft jamais vn, a des priX
fabuleux de bon marche.
Chez Sarrdgis rae Decatur lie
vrai tabac de la celebre marque
P6rjqae ct un magnitique stock
de marchandises.
Chez GdndoDo une table de
premier choiX ct de beaux ap-
partements d dies prix moiiqnes.
Chez JacqHet une .varitt6 des
meillenrs tabacs ainsi qn'un as
SOrtinenC COinpiel u'aftlCleS ue
tumeurs.
Chez Mason rue de l'hopital ct
SoU5y rue du Canal des artisteS
photographers dignes de la conf
ance qu'ils ont su s'attirer.
Chez Teygnole, Ell meme temps
qu'uu immense depot de wing ct
liquen1s, lie celebre Bitter des A
Ydbes ct l'excellent Eucalyptus Bit
ters'
Chez d. j. Hart &c Co., un
stock immense dc Droguerie et
Grocerie dams les meilleures con,
uitions de bon marche.
Chez Wang G Gotham, un bon
cOmmissionnaire pour In vente
des produits du pays, ct un gran(
importateur des produits dc
rOuest.
Enfin chez r. NeachdU un as
sentiment complet de stores pour
fenGtres ct un choix splendlde d
papiefs peints. .
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LA FAMILLE BAZAINE.-Lors
du process de l'ex-marechal Bazai
ne, quelqnes jonrnaux suspecte
rent la legitimite de sa naissance.
lis dirent quill n'avait pa nonmer
son pere mails rlen de pr6cis ne
fut articule sur ces parents, ct les
insinuations reSt6rent va@aes. Ii
V await pourtant Ia gGelques par
ticuiafites interessantes, ainsi que
l'on ponrra Ell juger par un reclt
que public la Gazette dRecdotiqne,
ct que nous allons r6snmer.
-Apres Ia paix de Tilsitt, dams
DIES moments d'intimite ct d'elfu-
sion passa CERES, lie Gar parla a
Napoleon Ter de son projet lie f0n
der uue ecole polytecnique a ST.
Petersburg, ct il lui demanda
trois OFFICERS qui pussent en- diri.
ger la fondation. Napoleon acceda
a son desir. Au nomdre des trois
officers quill lui donna Sen trou-
vait un nomm6 Bazaine. plein de
talent, mails sans fortune nj nais-
sance. C'etait lie fills DUN ouyrier
tailleur de Paris. Ces officers de-
vinrent bient0t g6uGraux Ell Rus
sic.
Ii V await alors a St>Peters
bourg un 6migre franeais, Mr.. de
Senovert, ne a Toulouse, ct qni
etait arrive lui-m6me, on ne salt
par quel merite on par quelle IA
veur. au grade de general. II await
une file dune grande heaute, que
Wit Mr.. Bazaine, ct quill connut
dams de frequentes viSites chez
son pere. Ii en- fut 6pris, il lui plut
lui meme, ct cette passion parta-
gee ct tres vive les conduisit au
marriage.
Les nouveaux epoux v6curent
quelques annees dams un bonheur
parfait, que vint augmenter enco-
re la naissance dane file. Mais
un Jour Sc pr6senta chez Mr.. Ba-
zaine une sorte de .paysanne sc
disant Francaise ct de Paris. Son
exterieur, ses manieres, son Ian
gage, tout EN- ellie etait grossier
ct trivial. Ellie dit q Mr.. BaZaine
+" Ell bien c'est ainsi que tn nous
abaudonnes9 Tusnous laisses ainsi
sans nouyelles ct tn ne reviens
plus nous voir Et tes enfants, les
oubiies- tn /! P"
Mr. Bazaine etait marie en- Fran
ce /; il revoyait s femme, ct il he
pouvait lui cacher Sd position Ell
Russie. II la conjura de sc taire
en- attendant quelque arrange
ment. Cette femme eut assez dt
raison pour Sc taire ct ellie quit;
vite St-Petersdourg. Mas cett'
affaire ne put rester secrete, e
Nine Bazaine,-nouS voulons dir,
Melle de Senovert,-eu fut infor.
NEE. Ellie Ell parla a son mari, qu
put;seulenent.lui repondre:Ce qu
j'ai fait, je i:ai fait par passion
pour vous. Ii Sc fit pardonner ell
mettant tout sur le compte lie L,
/ mour. Mais NELLIE de Sen0ver
cut des scrupules ct ne voulu
pas yivre plus longtemps ave
y sou mari. LIE Gar, qui sut cett'
, tacheuse aventure, trOnva utll
l de garder Dir. Bazaine, qui etai
, n6cessaire a seS reformes mil
S taires, ct prudent d'6xiler cett
femme qui await eu lie malheu
5 d'6tre trompee. Ellie fut done ell
: yoyee d Paris, ct recnt pour y Vi
$ vre une pension considerable Il
{ l'empereur iul meme.
C'est la qu'elie passa lie rest
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-06-08
EXCURsIONS.-Le steamer S t..

EXCURsIONS.-Le steamer s t..
Mary fera demain dimanche lne
nouyelle excursion 4 Lockport,
dams les m6mes conditions ct aux
mames prix que la pr6c6dente.
LIE mardi, Is du courant, il par
tira de la Nouvelle-Orl6ans Ell ex
cursion pour lie Collie, arrivera a
Thibodaux mercredi 10 Ell repair
tira vers heures 2. nj. pour dies
cendre le bayou. restera toute la
iourn6e du 90 Il la mer ct sera de
Ietour Thibodaux le vendredi
81 au matin.