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MODERN sALEM WITCHCRIFr
The Law Invited to Prevent the Practice of
Certain Arts Upon IA Spinster.

BOsroN, May l3.--Ihcrc is still the atmos-
phcre Of 1862 lingering about Salem. Mrs Mary
b. Eddy Of that place claims tohave had revealed
from Heaven II method Of healing all sorts Of
Diseases. and especially incurable ones She
hired her knowledge out to several, and among
others to Daniel II. SpolIord, who contracted to
pay her 800 cash and ten per cent Of his in
come arising from his practice. Daniel refused
To- pay as agreed upon. and bill in equity
has boon entered 20 compel payment. Tho
Eddy method also produces disease as we'll as
cures it. spinster, Miss Lunrctia Brown Of
Lynn. who had long suffered from a spinal
disease and had been pronounced mcurable,
was miraculOusly cured by another disciple Of
the Eldys. Just about that time Spufford
moved into the ncighhorhood. and called
upon Nj Brown several times. The cfcct was
bad upon her for she WIS thrown back into her
previous state Another Eddy practitioner was
called in and the sufferer again relieved, but
when SpOilurd heard Of II, he exercised his
power, Whatever II X, and the patients health
WIS again gone. There was a second trial with
similar results. Then Miss Lucrctia Brown
and her friends determined TO appeal 10 the
law 10 stop the terrible Spofford from pursu-
ing his black art and Undermining her health.
although they hrlleve TINT even If he was in
prison he could still exert the y Wcr that he
posscsses. Tho case is before tue courts ut
Sllom and is exciting considerable interest.
being similar in It's merits 10 those which Cotton
Mather heard nearly two hundred years ago.
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PROI. JOSEPH HENRY.
The Matchmaker who became the Secrc
tary of the Smithsonian In.,Itutior.

WAsHINGroN, May l3. Prof. Joseph Henry
died in this city at l2;l7 =. VI. to-day. He was
born In Albany. y. Y. on the 18th Of December,
1891. After "A course in tho common schools he
entered the Albany Academy, and later learned
the trade Of wat 'hmaker In 1926 he became
an instructor in the academy. and then entered
in the appll cation Of the principle Of the cleo
trc telegraph. In this he was thirteen years in
advance Of Morse. Next Mr.. HENRY accepted
the Chair OF Natural Philosophy in Princeton
College In 1887 he went To London. aud on the
organization OF the Smthsonlnn Institution he
Ill the time OF his death. II WAS Prof Henry
who devised our system Of weather dispatches.
His published observations on the temperature
Of tho sun has been accepted by the astrono-
mers. He took lively interest In Topography,
and recently Joined Prof Tyndall in inyestga-
tons involved in the perfection ~ fog signals
and lately his friends made him the recipient Of
a purse of 100000.
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cNNrRll KAILRoAD or NEW JERSEY.
Progress OF the decentralization Schenectady
about IA New Pre.ident.
i,,,, 80 . h.. f.ont,ol Da gtr,o 4

Nv if'NiANN' hNAith Vi mail 'st'A
Company OF New Jersey has progressed SO far
that the committee in charge Of the scheme re-
gard il success as assured. and are conside
ing the remaining measures necessary To take
the company out II the hands Of its receiver
and restore 1t tn those ~ the stockholders. The
reconstruction agreement has boon signed by
holders Of Sl5OdO Oiu Central Company con-
Nnriihlr aud consolidated nortgnsn bonds :;
$4,000 600 & ntrul stock. securing 81 800 OtN In
'ush; 81 300 600 Lehi-h AMI Mtlkrsbarre Coal
Comuanys bonds, aud s2u6uuud American
Dn'k aud Improvement Compauy' - bonds. The
trustees selected for the new funded MORTGAGE
bonds are M"e-rs. John :. Kennedy. J. 4 igar
Johnson. ard J. II. Nrrmly". MIR. John Taylor
Johnston b : many fri' ndr who'd sire tosre hI IN
repa ."d IN his old position aS President of the
company; but on the other hand, "A large num-
h"r of IL" sto * ami bond holders. mindful ~
their uufnrturnt" experience uni"r the man
aromrnt of Mr.. Johnston and his former fellow
directors. are ~.iNorUi NJ general change.
They Say thN tue pres nj receiver. Mr.. L. =
luthrou. has been 20 satisfactory to them in his
administration of their property that they
would b" glad To- have him accept the presi-
dcncy, with new hourd ~ directors who would
at In harmony with him. A. the elc'tion OF
directors has heretofore taken place in May.
tue question Will probably soon come up for
decision,
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THE EMPEROR WILLIAMS ESCAPE
Charging the Crime of hts Attempted Assassi-
nntInn mnnn the CoInmm

BERLIN, May 30.-Among the many de-
spatches congratulnting the Emperor William
upon his escape from assassination on Satur-
day was one signed. THE President Of the
French Republic. MacMahon." which has made
an especially favorable impression
LONDON, May 13.-Thc Times special from
Berlin says: The Free Press. Socialist journal,
regulates. dsowns. and utterly condemns Hoo
del, the man who attempted to assassinute the
Emperor on Saturday. Tho editor declares
that in consequence Of Il paragraph upon the
agents of the Christian Socastc party pub
lished in the Free Press lIodel appeared at the
Office TO say that he WIS one Of those agents
that he ,synpathi1cd with the Christian Social
time. Tho man, the editor says. was evidently
maj and no political party could be held re-
tponsible for this pefarious deed Tho Times
Correspondent adds:
ITO explain the meaning of this statement IL
may he as well To add that n few metropolitan
cl"rEymcn, anxious to resist the spread Of Com
munist and ahcistir doctrines among the work.
ing classes. II short time ago cndcavOred to or
gunile "a party with a mitigutcd sOriHlistic pro-
grnmm". including nm adm Xtur" ~ religious
and ruynlistie principles. 10 this patty. who
are progressed roynlsts. tho Republican social
lists now wish Ia attribute the honor Of em-
ploying Hodrl ns one OF their agents. Certain
1t is. that the discussion Of the laws OF prop
cry. lately raging between the nvOwcd tpmrnun-
lists. mittgated Social Sis, theOrlzing cl"rgymrn.
and pedantic university professors, has res ulted
ingmen. too hungry 10 be- content. and too UNI
educated to reason. together with the immense
rise of wages after the influx Of the i've mil
lizards OF francs UhH French war indemnity.
ami the corresponding urrity OF employment
which cnsurd when the financial re,e was at AN
end. We are chiefly indebted for this movc-
mcnt To- the interest superintendent professors
took III 'iogmaliIinE upon social reform. \ now
theory having boon discovered, the professional
mini Jumped at developing il. and. uuimprdcd
10y the authorities did endless harm. Tho long
duration OF the commercial crisis which began
in 1872 and has been lately aggravated by the
Eastern war. gave the finishing touch t. an ngi-
tation the bitterness and audHcity Of which II is
hard To Imagine. After tolcratng the boldness
Of socialistic writer's and speakers for n long
time. the Government have lately ordered nu-
m"rous prosecutions and obtained many YER
dicts against the offenders. but apparently with
no result There is but one opinion as to the
excessive infamy of the crime produced. II APP
pears. by the latest and most dangerous form Of
political madncss-C Communism"
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.surRrME CoURr- CHAMBERs,--Nos. So, o5, 100,
ia l- rs l'i lW lia ~ id l1i, LOS ldl. IA lsl
- L. ~ 2.". ~ ~, 3a .'n 2dl 2dd, 27o a7a,
ia 2lH .oa 2Ti M 2ni NJ alu all, 81. ai h AG
strA2st rorm 80 NtAl liAN- Nos ~ a. No. ~.
lt~. 1852. l7u, III, az. IA. 10. l7H.
SUwuNF torRr- SPECIAL TFNN Nos al. 433 400 81 l.
l. ~, az $40 ~ ~ ~ 81. 81 80 H3. a. iG 90
2u7 1875 ia7 - M aii i2a ;t,i 'i5a $50 $40 a7G Na
HN 9lh 2HS Ut 49, "a 1850 So iO7. i,i5 ~ SOL $40
3lu. i3t lu1. 10 n, ih1 nj
sUrRtNs touW-CiRcrn Part Case on 40. INA
~ day calendar ialt u Sos 1890, iAii, la7l lta2
lot Ml, 1ti2, 1860, 1907 1858. lGn i57o 2,a7 1877
Part llL-N"s 5u7 Ib, Az l2Ss, 1896 lA' 'i94 l4ll.
lpl1 ms, H. + lA2fAa, l3l7 1uU lji7, lois 3iN
l2'e 2i27, il7i. lt1l, s,'2 11l's lfif
COT IEka Nos 10, n. 4. %.
p. ~ $50, 1873. ;i ~, 49, 49, 90, a.
81 ~ %
sUrtMoH CorRr- -ru,L rFRa-Part Nos s56. 80
5ai i~,, %. az. mn. aDi
toANuN iLhAs -GkNtRAL TtuN-Nos o. q, %, -, w. 80
Al. 800
toNWuN PiFAs- CntMntRs-N.s I. ~
CoNa0s fLeAs-TmAL ItEN-rart Same cao ndnr
with 80 d. is first ri-t
MAuNt CouN -lmAL rFNM Fart NN- 2G7, 3ino
5, a,, s.il, Ios, il!t ltD. 44W ann, eu-d 2,-l
57Ii 2i~7 tGld Part II So. 4iu' 500 lisf. tss
t3a,. $50. soils. tslt 4ta ana 500, An-i a.4a tni7
4-. Fart ~ Nos ASH g. .lio ieN. t1ij ii-u, l1N
33ii, li31 1873, 1855, 4oa1, i6iS, inia 1850
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Accused Of Abandonment.

Henry A. Bowen, a Custom House politician
who was formerly the partner in patent paint business
in Bccknan street tins city. OF Orvil Grant j. under
bonds in Justice forrys court In Blookyu to appear
for examination ON May 10 in answer to charge Of
abandonment made by his vile Mrs. Lille Bowen. OF
40 Clinton street The lad IN her affidavit. swears
that She has two sons. aged 10 aud siccivtly ami
that IN July 1870. whi, she harding the Pierre
puut llour'. her husband deserted her aud since
Jailed To support her ar her children Her own small
earnings have supported her that time and al
though her husband Ia, wealthy relations. aud Is At
times 10 receipt Of large sums uf money he has uni
inrmlN refused tu aid icr Being reduced in health she
wa forced To- Apply q charity cumWis-ion,r BERNARD
Nusan Tor assistance 10 obtain support Nr BuWtu
ls,i for some time with hts iatilvr ~ o. willow
street ANA has been engaged with INN IN the hfoAtIage
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Tweed. Policy for $4,000.

William VI. Tweed took out policy on his
life tor sio"'o, IN tho Kmckcrhockcr Company on the "a
Il April 1865 Tor the hcneh OF the daughters Jos, phn,
Douglass ami Jennie Tweed They sued the rom
lanV 90 compel b. Ca issue ii policy ~ uDn
clsht n,ti lnirni- of sl~l each hrvinr been paid.
claus. in the policy prevented Tweed from -ailug The
high scns without permission. nnd the company claimed
thai When Tweed r,d 10 spain he violated The cau~e
ami thar tie policy Is thereto void Judge Freedman
gave Juds ment Tor the company
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4 Fine 81 silk Hat rp- ~ 70. Derby aud
SOFT Has. Slyl, worth - - Sew church st. NJ stairs
The Best Remedy for Children white Teeth.
in. Mr- LAeL.IM ) -ll.I--u. eA-un
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MfRINE TNTI;LLTG ENCE

sfsftrrRF ALNASAc-rUfs nav
sunnse.... IS sun sets... u'l Noon sets 90. @
Wl.Ii wAffN--r.tt- nav.
sandy lluok n Gov tslanf. 10 Hell Date. %
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"a what most uf arr after lust nov team he secured
AT 4 Raymond CO.'S, cort1 Fulton and Nassau SIS
Adc,
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N asmne positively cures mAlana and dysuepsia
Price SOC. per bottle Sod by all dTugslsts-AdR
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INVESTIGATING TIE FRAUD.
yrsr WHAr THE RESOLUTION DIRECT
ING INQUIRR SAYS.

A committee Of Eleven 10 Probe the Secrets
Of the Louisiana and Ti"ridn Returning
Hoard. Republicans InterposinH ObIec-
lion. that were Overruied by speaker
Randall The House Sustaining his utuiing.
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OFFICIAL.
10 the Qualified Electors Of q he
State OF. f.E4Ossisis.Eisa.

Office of Secretary of State. }
State Of Louisiana,
New Orleans, July II, 1878. }
In pursuance of article l47 of the consti
tuition OF this State, publication is hereby
given to the voters of this State of the pro
posed amendments to the constitution of
this State, agreed to by two-thir,is of the
members elected to each house OF th,. Gen
eral Assembly, at it's session of 1873, and
which are required to he published, three
months before the next general election for
Representatives to the General Assembly,
III ut least one newspaper in every parish
OF this state, in which newspaper shall be
published. Said amendments appear more
fully in acts Nos. 3 ana II OF the regular
session OF the General Assembly of 1873.
and in act No. II OF the extra session ol
the General Assembly of 1873. which are
officially published for tn. information of
the voters, and which will be Submit ted to
the people at the next general election, to
he held on the fifth day of Now ember next
1873. i'll such Il manner and form that the
people may vote for or against each amend
ment, separately. and il ii majority Of the
votes at said election shal! approve and rat
ity all or either OF said amendments, the
same shall become IL part of the constitu-
ton.
WILL. A. STRONG.
Secretary OF State.
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RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- to me directed in the above entitled
AID numbered Succession | will offer for
sale at public auction pursuant to law TO
the last and highest bidder at the Court
House in the Town of Thibodaux, on
Saturday September 2Sth. 1878.
between the hours of | | o'clock A. M. 9nd
O'Clock p. NJ. the following described
property to wit:
A certain tract of Land situated in said
parish on the left bank of Bayou Lafour
che a, about two miles below the Town
OF Thibodaux and about two miles back
from said Bayou being section No. G33l
Thirty three OF Township IA Range II
East of the South Eastern District of Louis
lana North of the Mississippi kiver viz:
LOT NO. | CONTAINING SEVENTY
five loIl0O acres. Lot No. Eighty acres.
Lot No containing eighty acres and Lot
NO. containing seventy acres making a
total Of Three Hundred aDd Twelve ISIiOD
acres.
TERMS OF SALE CASH ON THE
Spot IN United States Treasury Notes.
THE ABOVE DESCkI3ED PROPER
ty to be sold IN lots or parcels as required
by law, of not less than Ten nor more than
Fifty acres each, as per plan to be made
and filed in the office of the undersigned,
within the delay fixed by law.
Thibodaux, August oath. 1873.
l.. A. WEBRE, Sheriff.
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SUCCESSION OF ANNE LlALL WIFE
OF BERNARD PENOUILH.

GTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
- Court. Parish OF Iafaurche. Whereas
Marcelin Foret of said Parish has this dav
made application to the said Court to be
appointed Administrator of said Estate.
Now, therefore all persons are hereby
warned and notified to file their objections
If any they have with the Clerk of said
Court, at his Office in the Town of Thibo-
daux, within ten days after the first publ.
cation hereof. otherwise the said applicant
VIII be Ill due course o. law appointed adj
mlnlstrator OF said Estate AID qualified as
such.
.@asN Witness my hand and the i'm
.ssfSEa press of the seal of my Office this
S4.eesS 18th. day Sep ,emberIS7S.
j. w. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk of Court
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NOTICE.

Assessors Office.
ThibOdaux. August 18th. 1878. {
Notice is hereby given that the Revised
Assessment Roll tor 1873, is Low deposited
in the Recorders Office of Lafonrche. the
same will be exposed for Thirty DAYS, 20
correct any grievances.
Notice is also given that the Re Registration
Office will open at the Court House on the
5th day of September next for one week.
K. X. MCBRIDE,
Assessor and Registrar. Parish of Latourche.
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Official.
Proceedings II Of Town
Council.
TOWN HAVr

~, TOWN HALL,
~, Tuesday, September 3rd. ISIS :
danx met III regular session this dav ''' -,
o'clock p. NJ "1 "t
, resent: y: T. Grisamore, Mayor; and
>. l.. Aneohl. L. Keefe, f S;incan. and T NJ
A. Legendrc. Trustees. ''"" 1"'
Absent: Q. Naquin. Trustee.
Inc minutes of previous regular soss;o,,
were read and approved as recorded.
Ihe following Collectors Report for ,b.
montl ending this day WAS received aud
accepted. "n"
Collectors Report.
From August 9th. 1873 to Sept. 3rd. 1878
5. 7. e. T. Total.
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Tor 49,. ,S.e ascP port.

~ A'didhct WI DiJlUs 1dQ 1SI
. amt. on hand for workmen's act. 76 m
:" School Taxes n. 50 &c
MEMORANDUM.
Amt due by j. n. Bourr for two
months rent of Market House. :. l44 1s,
Respectfully submitted,
lSignodl JOS. 7. THIBODAUx,
m, Treasurer.
Thibedany. September 3rd. 1873.
The following claims were presented and
on motion of duly seconded, an annron,.;a"
tion of One Hundred and fifty seven ."d
2Slioo Dollars was'nlade to ray the same
by the following vete 'Ao
feas-t'risamOge, AucOin j. l.. Keefa
Aneo'h' +. A. Sailean, and Legeudre.
Theophile Thibodaux, col. fees 7o
L. A. Webre Jailhrs' fees @ o"
Thibodaux Saw Mill Go. Lumber 9 40
NJ. A. Ford, Telegraphic DISPATCHES on
l.. Z. Aubert Sulphur fumigator for
mail an M
Parish of Lafourche for quarantine
~ fuua 4, 100 90
limits OF square No. ~ 25 90
iotai- i---------..-.----..... %
The Mayor reported that he had received
eie loi'o"ins communication frGm the
Board or Health and had already eomplied
with the request contained in same,
BOARD OF HEALTH
Town of Tbibodaux.
Hon. :. T. Grisamore,
Mayor of Thib0daux, La.
Dear Sir AT a meeting Of the BOARD of
Health held TINS A. M. it waa resolved that
you issue yOur proclamation Mt once com.
manding each and every citizen in the town
to burn or cause to be burned every evening
from sunset until a little after dark. suf
rhur i'll 'their yards, and that Won nro.
eeed at once to the distribution of sulpbur
by your corporation cart or carts. and
charge your executive officers with the
prompt and faitlfIl execution of this ipiune
tion until further orders.
BY order of the Board.
September 3rd 1878.
(Siguedl /. ID, MOORE
Vice President and acting President
On motion duly seconded, three hundred
copies of DIR. Cherot's Treatment of Yellow
Fever were ordered printed for free distri-
button
On motion duly seconded the Council ad.
jourled.
81 GRISAMORE, Mayor.
A. j. PERRIN. Clerk Town Coupci.
1rne Copy
A. }. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
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DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL IA
ID to me directed, by the above entitled
Court IN the above entitled and number
ed case | have seized ana will offer Tor
sale ut public auction pursuant to law to
the last and highest bidder, at the Court
House, in the town OF Ihiboddux on
Saturday September Dist. 1873,
between the hours of IL o'clock A NJ. and
O'clock p. NJ the following described
prOpert, towit:
lst. THE NORTHERN HALF OF A
certain lot OF ground situated in the Town
of ThibodauX in this Parish being the
Northern portion Of Lot No. 81 on the plan
OF said Town bounded in front OF West by
St. Philip Street. North by Short Street
South bv the Southern half of said Lot No
81, now belonging to Emile f. Leblanc
and East by lot No. G2. with all the build
n.s and improvements thereon
See Conveyance Book No 8. p 800.
,. THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF OF
a certain lot of ground situated in said Par
ish Immediately below the fown Of Thibo-
daux at about Eleven arpents from the bay
OH Lafourche, said half lot measuring nine
" six fcets front on st. Charles Street Or
towards the West, bounded North by lot
formerly belonging to Zephirine Bark
East by land formerly belonging to Joseph
Legendre and South by the other half Of
said lot formerly belonging to Widow Jack
Weber by the depth thereto belonging run
ing East to West together with all the
buildings apl improvements thereon being
the same property ACQUIRED by Odressi Au
coin from Francois II. Legendre on the
29th. day of April loo,.
! See Conveyance Book No. p 1893.
/ TERMS OF SALE CASH ON THE
! Crnr ~, Euita1 SfateS Tpa.S Nn;rs
/ August Hth. 1873.
L. A WERkE Sheriff
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For sale.

4 first class Rice Thresher capable of
thresiline from 10 to $50 sacks rice per
day, for sala cheap, apply to A. i. kagan.
j. ". Caillourt. or II. r. Mcbride. gm
June 18th. 1873.
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NELSON TAYLOR,
S L 4 r e II.

II prepared to do all work in fis line,
either in putting on new roofs or repairing
leaks &c Worked for IS years with the
late JOHN LYALL. Any orders addressed
10 him at Raceland Louisiana. or to 5. 7
Grisamore Thibodaux Louisiana will meet
with prompt attention. a-3l-iy.
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WOOD! WOOD

HNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
l. constantly on hand near the Thibo-
daux Saw Mill, Ash dry fire wood. which
he will sell at's5.03 per cord, or he will on
short notice deliver one halt cord at resi-
,,ence for $2.75.
S. S. EVANS
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SO 62!!s1OO S7l 1874 30
Respectfully submitted. ''' "
IHEOPHlLE THIBODAUX,
sorto,,,, o., ,o-o Collector.
ne following Treasurers Report for tba
month of August 1873 was read and .me
cepted anu dc-
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Notice
Office Board of Health,
Dnlich .af ~ HnaI

Office Board of Health, }
Parish of Latourche.
Thibodaux, La, August 10th, 1873 }
All persons are hereby requested to re-
port promptly to the undersigned any and
all violations of the Ordinance relative to
quarantine, passed by the Police Jury of
this Parish, which may come to their knovl
edge.
L. 4. SCHNEIDER, President.
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<a,NSEsEE-Tss,NAH4 AMEND.
NfstNkS.
ACT NO. 73, X. s. OF 1873.
NIfMRLE ONE
WILL. A. STRONG.
Secretary OF State.

That the seat of government shall be es-
tablished at the city of Baton Rouge or at
the city OF New Orleans, as the majority of
the voters of the State may determine at
the ext ensuing election those voting to
locate the State capital at Baton Rouge
shall indorse on their tickets, "For State
Capital, Baton Rouge those voting to To-
cate the capital at New Orleans shall in
dorse on their tickets, For State Capital
New Orleans"
(Strike out article one?hundred and thir-
ty.One.)
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To the People Of Thib-
OIaUX.

In consideration of the approach of o
great calamity upon The citizens of 1hiho-
daux the .o.lowing named citizens,
J. l.. Aucoin, Z. A. Aucoin, Jas. Rogers.
W. &. Bagan, A. b. Ragan. JIG. Raypn
G. Murray. Q. Binuings. l.. Keefc
X. X. Mcbride. l. L. Moore, f. Samoan.
j.. Meyer. + Blanchard, A. Perrin,
J. T. C5tire. II. HOFFMAN. G. Azema'
L. :. Leblanc, NJ. A. Legendre,
$. Y. Gfisamore, p. A. Thibodaux.
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