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JOHN E. RANDLE,
RICHARD III. ALLEN. If
The report was received and action post
poned for the present.

BOhOo AOA tAS HASoSAS'
SCHOOL BOOKS.
The reports on school books came up for
discussion and settlement. The first thing
discussed was on the question of adopting
certain textbooks.
Mr.. Trezevant's report against any and all
changes In textbooks was taken up and dis
cussed. The vote was taken on the PROPOSE
ton to change Holiness readers, now in use
at the public schools. The readers were re-
tanned.
On the question of changing MITCHELL
Geography for Monteeth's Geography, the
board voted against any change being made.
Sergeants Nelo american genealogical
Reader, new book, was voted to be intro
duced into the schools.
ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT.
DIR. D. D. Saunders nominated Colonel
James T. Leath. The nomination was Sec
onded and was made unanimous. Colonel
Leath will hold his Office for the ensuing two
years, with salary of fifteen hundred dol
lars per annum.
REoPENING THE SCHOOLS.
Under a suspension of the rules it was
voted that the public schools be reopened on
the first Monday in October next, and closed
on the last Friday in May, 1879.
SUPERINTENDENT REPORT TAKEN UP.
As to physical and industrial education in
the schools, the matter was referred to
Messrs. Dent, Estes and Townsend.
As to shortening the course of arithmetic,
the matter was referred to a committee of
three principals of schools.
The proposition to change the rules as to
recess in schools was referred to the commit
tee on rules and regulations.
As to the appointment of an agent to go
with the county census-takers, in order to get
at the correct census of school children in the
country districts, was adopted, by authoriz-
ing Assistant superintendent Foute to go
around and see the school directors as to the
matter, now that census is being taken in
these districts
On motion, the board adjourned to next
Monday evening, at eight o'clock.
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ElOyd's Candies
Are often initiated, but never eaualed.

The event causing most excitement recent
ly in New Orleans has been the great success
attendant upon the purchase of a single
ticket in the June drawing of the Louisiana
lottery company by Mr.. W. S. Campbell, a
coal dealer of No. 20 Carondlet street (well
known there}: yielding a return, paid imme-
diately, of one hundred thousand dollars in
cash, Who will be the next? For informa-
ton address NJ. A, Dauphin, postoffice box
692, New Orleans, Louisiana.
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MISS. AND TENN. R. r. co.

COUPONS of Consolidated Bonds. series d" B." o:
- this company, will be paid, either at the Union
and Planters Bank. Memphis, or the Importers and
Traders National Bank, New York. Holders OF the
lew outstanding cid bonds OF the company will add
much TO the value OF their securities by promptly
exchanging them for the new Consolidated Bonds.
s. H LAMB,
SPcrafarN and Trnn
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EMPLOYMENT.
want 1000 Agents to Canvass for
THE COMPLETE HERBALiST

will give such terms and furnish such advertising
facilities that no man need make less than 500 per
month and all expenses, no matter whether he ever
canvassed before or not. Address DR. o. PHELPS
BROWN, 81 Grand street, Jersey City, N. j., and
:uli particulars viii be sent BY return mail.
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Dividend ~ Office.

OFFICE PLANTERS INSURANCE CO,
~ MEMPHIS, July 3, 1873.
~At the annual meeting of the Board OF Di-
rectors or this Company held this day, a Semi-an-
nual Dividend OF Five Per Cent. was declared
from the net earnings OF the past six months.
d. T. PORTER, President.
JHO. g. LONsDAI-E JR-, Secretary.
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LAW REPORTS.
CrimInaI Court-LnxMnah. Inaxe

Criminal Court-LoEw God. Judge.
The following cases are set for trial to-day:
661, Lizzie Martin; $50, SaIlie Polk; 695.
Rosa Lee, Lou Kelly and Lou Hill. All at
torneys having bills of exceptions to prepare
must be in attendance and have the same
sipnel e. daY
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Special Notice to Tourists.

TTNHE Lake Superior Transit Company is running
i Ten Splendid Passenger Steamers between
Buffalo and Duluth and intermediate ports. Five
saIlIngs weekly. For Information apply to
II n EVANS Gent Manager Burfalo ~ V
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Embree,s Liver Medicine. Fifty Cents .

For all liver complaints and their attendant
wis, bilious attac ks, constipation, dyspepsia,
headache, fever and ague, malaria, etc, this
is a speedy remedy. Purely vegetable and
pleasant taste. G.. w. Jones & Co., Mem
phis aUaptS
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Positive Notice

IL ISLAND is POSITIVELY FORBIDDEN, and
parties violating this notice and stealing berries,
etc, will be VIGOROUSLY PROSECUTED.
May l. 1873 n. ID. l. STEWART.
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Circuit Court-Hetsken, Judge.

The following cases are set for trial to-day:
1925, Pennington VS. Berkshire; 5632, Smith
ct al VS. NJ. & C. r. r. Co.; 54l9, Lundy,
use. VS. Boone.
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Light, white, wholesome biscuits, rolls,
bread and elegant cakes, crullers, waffies,
doughnuts, mullins and griddle cakes of every
kind are always possible to every table by u.s.
ing Dooley's yeast powder.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-09

RoCKAwAYs, pony phaetons and doctor
phaetons, for sale cheaper than any house IN
Memphis, at r. D. Wallace x Co.'S, 3o7 and
389 Second street.
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PERSONAL.
DR. S. p. CUTTER, DENTIST,
y Y Main 81 RET cnrna

DR S. p. CUTTER, DENTIST,
u 2iS Main street, corner of Adams.
AHONSIEUR T. C. COLERE,
vi Professor OF Modern Language and Belle Arts,
Is prepared to teach French, German and Italian;
also, Drawing and Painting on new method, in the
very shortest time. Also Will give Instructions in
hymnastic Exercises. such as Fencing, Dancing and
Boxing, on the most scientific principles. Having
procured Mrs. Rice's double-parlor, at East Court
street, No. 100, near Court Square, Will be happy
20 see applicants from O'Clock am, for further
arrangements.
~ SO COURT STREET.
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They All Do It'll
Buy Floyd's candies
For the ladies.
Delicious Cookery

Trunks and Pelessieurs,
Best and cheapest, at Factory, 352 Main ct
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NOTICES.
Masonic TempIe-BulIding Committee.

MhsOnIc ltHiplc-DuiAu COHIulltccs
TTNHE Building Committee Of the Masonic Temple
Il of Memphis requests and Will receive cash bids
for the completion OF the building Plans and spec
iheations OF the work TO be done can be seen at
Jones a Baldwin's Office. All bids must be sealed
and delivered TO the committee, and will be opened
by them on the 9Th day OF July next, at the Secre
tary's Office Bids Will be received up TO IL m. Of
that day, The right 10 reject any all bids is re-
served by this committee.
LOUIS HANAUER,
ID. T. PORTER,
r. c. WILLIAMSON,
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Comprising full line of Dress Goods. Fine silks,
Irish Popllns and Linens. Iron Grenadines, knlck-
erhockers etc Also. Extra fine Custom-made CLOTH
ing Boots, shoes, Notions, Sundries, etc TERMS
CASH. A. Z FARMLAND, Auctioneer,
133 Main street. Clay Building.
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For Upward of Thirty Years
Mrs. Ninsiow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity of the stom-
ach, relieves toind collie, regulates the bowels,
cures dysentery and didrrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
well-tried remedy. T,centy- flee cents a bottle.
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HIS Elegant.

sherbets.
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FlOyd's Candies
Are often initiated, but never equaled.
What Eminent st. Louis Ply
sicians Saw.

"Colden's Liebig's liquid extract of beef
and tonic invigorator is very agreeable ar
ticle of diet, and particularly useful when
tones are required, being tolerated when
other forms of animal food are rejected. In
diptheria, typhoid fever and every depressing
disease its use will be attended with great
advantage. We have prescribed it with sue
cess, and believe it to be most valuable
remedy"
]. H LESLIE, NJ. D.,
S. B. PRASONS, NJ. D.
DRS. S. L. q j. c. NIDELET.
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tee of five be appointed by the chair to con-
slider and report names for a county commit
tee of fifteen, rho would remain in office
two years, or until their successors were
chosen by convention, which motion was
adopted.
Chairman l. M. Hill appointed on that
committee Messrs. Eaton, Koch, Scott,
Cooper and Sailor. The committee retired,
and loud calls were made on G. P. M. Tur-
ner, the nominee on the ticket for attorney
general of the criminal court, to address the
convention
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Buy your buggies and spring wagons OF
R. d. WALLACE & CO.,
3S7 and 389 Second street.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
,or County Register.

Judge OF the Criminal Court.
- 7. SCRUG6S IS a candidate for Judge OF the
Criminal Court OF Shslhy county, at the ensu-
AuntIsf election
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DEXTER and Triple spring buggies at re-
duced prices. r.. d. WALLACE & CO.
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O. nnn BOND-Bearing interest at per cent
- OOO gold. For paTticulsT rs, applL at
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

COLT-SeyeFal weeks ago, from Fort Pickering, a
~ brown CO {, mixed With gray; three feet whites
also, white face. Information leading TO recovery
Will be literally rewarded. ANDY HARMON,
corner Eighth and Jackson sts.. Fort Pickering.
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FOR OSCEOLA

Memphis and Usceola Semi. weekly u. s. Mail Pael
For Randolph, Fulton and Osceola-Steamer
WEST WIND. -
j. g. Andrews master B. o. Michel. clt
Leaves Memphis every MONDAY and WKDNE
DAY, at 3 O'Clock pm.
For FREIGHT or passage apply on board.
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AUCTION.
SALE, AT AUCTION,
BY 4. r.. ERANKLAND,
EXTRA CuOICE GOODS.

NO. Z33 MAIN ST. OIAi bUILDI-Nu'
"WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 10th
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At the usual hour last night, President
Goodman called the board of education to
order, at their rooms in the Odd-Fsllows
building. The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read. Mr.. Iglauer, the new MEM
Der from the second ward, was duly sworn
LIZ, and he took his seat
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Cincinnati and New orleans Packet Go
FOR NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS.
NeWMary Houston go
Charles Miller master Elliott Miller clerk
Will leave the Lee Wharfboat THIS DAY, July
9th, at 10 m For freight or passage apply to
j. t. WASHINGTON. Agent, Lee NhaTfboat.
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
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Leaving deficit to be provided for Of. 1923 SO
ADDITIONAL REPORT OF FINANCE COMMIT
TEE.
On the question of cutting down salaries
and abolishing the high schools for the ensu-
ing scholastic year. Chairman D. D. Saun-
ders presented the following report:
MEMPHIS, July 8, 1878.
To tL,a unnnrahIa Board q Education.
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For Clerk or the County Court
~ B. WALDRAN Is a candidate for Clerk OF the
w County Court, al the ensuing August election;
siolect 10 the independent voters OF Sheloy county
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CHEMIN DE FER.-Les travaux

CHEMIN DE FER.-Les travaux
sur la branche dn chemln de fer
qui doit relier Thibodaux, a la
ligne plincipale du chemin de fer
de Morgan, suspendus pendant
lie regne de repid6mie, sont re
pris depuis lundi. Qnatorze ou-
vriers charpentiers sont occupies
a construire lie pont sur le canal
ct les autres travaillent a la cOn>
struction du depot. Ce depot au-
ra soixante pieds de long sur
vingt-un de large tout le bois
necessaire 4 ces constructions a
etc scie au ThibOddur Sac MIL.
D'apres lie contract paSSe entire
la vile ct In compagnie Morgan,
cette premiere est trnur d'onvrir
uI passage he dix pi,..is DE- large
,tonnaut su, la rue jackson It
Gne rue dr Ii.rantr pleJ| tie
large ,i6hmuchani SIR Ia rus Ste.
May ct al!ant tous les '-uX an
depot. La vile a deja "cliete ct
payG le terrain pour COS hrux
vuits de communication. C|ess an
Houveau conSril qu'appar,ipnt
maintenant le pouvoir de faire
executor les trayaux nGcessaires.
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THIBODAUX, IIn SAMEU l6 NOVEMBRE 1873.

UN ROMAN.-C'est un roman
complet que celui de M. ct Nine.
Magres, ct la societe toulousaine
Went den apprendre avec 6pou-
vante, la tragique epilogue.
La baronne Duperrier, veuve
dun ancien consei.ler generate de
Tarn-et- -Garonne. ct alice aux
meilleures families du departe-
ment. marie, il y a environ un an.
sa file, agee de seize ans, q NJ.
Magres, tils dun ancien marchand
de toiles, deux fois millionaire.
LIE voyage de noce. pendant le-
quel de nombreuses lettres anon
ymes tres explicites inspirerent
au mari des dontes sur la vertn
lie sa femme, Sc termina par le
rcnvoi de Ia jeune epouse aupres
de Sa me'e, ct par une demarde
en separation de corps. L'affaire
traina Ell longueur, puis, au bout
de sept mois, Nine. Magres nit an
monde IN enfant. LIE mari inten-
ia un process ell desaveu de pa
,ernite.
NJ. Magres Sc croyait certain de
gagner son preces, ct, en- atten-
dant ces scandaleux debats, 6tait
allie faire un tour en- Espagne.
On Went de recevoir la nOuvel-
lie que ce malheureux jeune hon.
me. qui n'avait pas dement's a
Madrid, await etc poignard6 a la
sOrtie dun bal.
On juge de lemotion qua eau
see ce denohment a Toulouse, lors
que la pouvelle de la mort tragi-
que dc NJ Magres y est arrivee.
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L'expose officiel de la dette pu-
blique indiqne une diminntion ae
S4,7OS, ,4O2.S0 pour le mois d'octo.
bre.
Lencaisse du Tresor au Ter no.
vembro Sc d6eompose CONNIE il
suit:
Papier-monnaie, $1,711,246.75'
Fouds special pour lie rachat dn
papier- mopnaie fractiOnnaire. SlO
600, 900. Depot special pour ra-
chat DIS certificats de depot, $780,
$40, 900. Especes, y comprls certl-
ticats dor, 1927 666,227.17 Legal
tenders courants, N346,6Sl, ,Ol6.
Papier-monnale courant, Sl6,21l,
1886
Voici la liste des placements ef-
fectues ell octoble par le Tresor,
non compris ceux sur FlnteIes GU
le principal de la dette publique.
Service civil, $3.50, ,S14.69.
Guprre. $5, 5,I74,639.77 Marine, 81,
2s1.533.55. Interieur, 81, ,266, ,s77,'
30.
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On Sc rappelle la celebre 'ettre
dun abonne:
"Monsienr,
"H Y vingt ans q ue Je lis u
delement votre jonrual; ma'heu,
ronsement ma vue commence a
baisser ne pourriez-vous pas I'M
,rimer mon exemp.aire en- carac-
tere un peu plus gros:"
Voici le pendant
I'm directeur de theatre went
de recevoir la lettre sulvante;
HMOnsieur,
"Jai lihabitude d'aIler aux pc
tites places mais le lustre Inc gene
un peu. Je vais vons donner uhe
idee:
s.Faites-le remonter dun metre
GU deux." (Historique.l'
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L'autre jour a Bourbonnais
(I.linois), uue petite file, en- al
liant a recole, entra chez IN 6pi-
cier, acheta pour cinq sous de can
dy, ct donna un nickel EN- pale
meni- L'epicies examina le nickel
ct lie rendit a rentant en- lui ai-
SAINT que cette piece ne valiant rien.
"Moi je snis sure qn'elle est
bonne, repondit innocemment la
petite file, car c'est papa qW Pa
faite, ct il en- fait tOus les jours
plein un sac de pareilles a celles-
la." C'etait malheureuseme mt
vrai, ct lie papa a etc arrete.
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Curl6sltes de rejection,

On ma pent etre JamalS WI,
dams notre voisinage, nne cleo
ton aussi curleuse que celle qui
Went Havoir lieu le cinI de &C
mOis.
En- premier lieu, rejection de
nOtre Senateur est mise en dOute
par les menees de nos eoncitO-
yens qui ont peur croyance politi-
qui lie radio Ills ne ct qui jadis ont
suffisamment ratistole les retours
officiels.
QUAINT a ce qui concerne Ia
paroisse LatOurc,le, nous n'avOnS
nnllement a nous plalndre, bien
que dams lie Court House Poll, lie
Senateur 6lu ait perdu de trente
a quarante votes, par lie bultdosinq
du parti oppose; mals pour le
moment nous laissOus cette QneS
ton, tout ell nous propOsant dty
revenir plustard.
Dams les parOisSes Assumption
ct Terrebonne. la question Sc pose
autrement.
Dams la premiere de ces parois-
ses environ 500 votes ont etc le-
galement contestes. LIE Sheriff
radical, candidat pour lie meme
office en- rejete autant quill a
pu, sans toutefois puire i Sd re-
election.
En- celia la nature humane a
pris 10 dessus, il faut esparer que
lie bureau des retours en- fera JUS
tice, car il est Impossible que,
sous un gouverncment juste, on
donne la chance de voter deux
fOis a des electeurs ct de voter
les tickets dun ward dens un
autre, 81 meme ce sont les priuile-
gies de la Nation.
WI PatDseuce de presque tous
les chefs democratic conservateurs,
Ia paloisse Terrebonne MA Moore
fourm que DIES retours Dormant
la majorite- aux candidats rddi-
caux. don't les chefs avaient les
coudees franche. A ce propos le
Courier demande bien humble>
menv qa'elle est la loi qul permet-
t it aux f6pltes Sherits, appoin-
te, par un Shelit noir, de mani.
puler les scrutius des votants lul
sont censes 6tre independents,
CONNIE electeurs souveralns dun
paws librc.
Entin. tOutes ceS questions Sc
ront examiner q tonds par !e
comit6 democratique ct apres
avoir. sur une investigation ap>
profondie, denonce les fraudes ct
les Irregularities, relection claire
ct honn6te du Sena'eur Grisa-
more sera IN fait etablie.
| II MY pas ell de plaintes con
tire relection de notre paroisse,
excepte dans celles du second
ward on le candidat radical pour
le Jury de Police, sc posant com
me sentinelle devant purne elec
tale, a empech6 posltivemen1
ceux de Sd race de voter pour le
Juror de leur choix. Les preuves
sur cette bulldoSeriesont abondan'
tes, ct il est fort probable que
Henri IL prendra aussi peu dt
part a la confecticn DIES OldOn
nances de la parolsse que Henri
ell a pris a celles de FE1at. Car
aThere's many a slip,
Twixt the cup and the lip.'
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RETOURs.-Les elections dams
la paroisse de Terrebonne, ont
dOun6 lie IeSultat suivant:

la parOisse de Terrebonne, ont
donne lie Iesultat suivant
Tresorier d'Etat:
E. A Burke, dem. SO7 j. S.
Gardner, rep. 1899.
Cougres
J. 81. Acklen, dem. 9O3 r. O.
H6bcrt, rep. 1913.
Representants
A. Theriot, dem 9o5 J. 0. Du
plants, dem. S47 ; Rial Coleman
rep. 1868 j. W. Beard, rep. 1905.
Juge de Paroisse
A. j. Delaporte, dem. GG3 ; Il.
G. Sidney, rep. I716; F. Gibson,
ind. 127.
Sheriff:
l.. Burgueries dem. 925; A.
Kennedy, req. 1925.
Coroner :
E. Duplantis, dem S97 ; W. II.
Hardie, rep. 1879.
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,ss's. snsoEs-Ncus ! enregistons avec
,ss s.st "a mort dun de nos conci-
~ 2sas, Mr.. Adolphe Perrin, de,
.s ~" mercredI deruier dams ga
w.. .s'ite quatriAme anEee. IL etait
ii, blu ~ Ne }, hoaen, France, ct habi-
n ~ IN laloodaux depuis trente ans
NJ, - aefnnt etait un homme ex-
l,;ssl' su!' ct tous ceux qui le con
~ sieht mont qu'une seule voix
Wy deplorer 81 perte.
s ad"esSans a In famille
anceres compliments de con
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Nous lisons dams le L0uisic-
nais de st. Jacques
Election-Cette glorieuse farce,
qui RESEMBLE beaucoup a une
fui1e. .e!ecteul =. s'est passe Sc
Ion la morale Ordinalre'
Toutefois, pas de coups lie pisto
let.
Avant de donner les resultats
princiranx, disons que messieurs
les democrates, cOnservateurs ct
blancs, en- So feSant peu enregis-
trer, Ell ne votant guere, ell Sc
croisant les bras avec indifference
superbe, ont donn6 la preuve
dune intelligence negative ct
dun patriotisme peu compromet-
tant.
N'auront-ils pas 4 Sc repentir ?
Les contribuables, demain,
pOurront repondre.
Ceci dit. disons les resultats:
Burke. CONNIE tresorier, a eu
446 voix, contre Gardner 220.
E. j. Ellis, representant au
Congress, a ell 400 contre, North
Cullom, 1856.
Pierrot Landry, CONNIE Sena'
teur d'Etat, a eu 1900 voix, con-
tre r. S. Smith qui Oh ell peu.
n. S. Siskron, seul candidat au
fonctions lie juge ct bien prcfera-
BILE a son competiteur, a etc glo-
rieusement elu.
l.. Como ct II. L. Tureaud,
CONNIE representants, ont etc bat
tus par pillustre V. Dickerson.
Dickerson triomphe. Du coup,
il apprendra a lire.
Applends ! lire, Dick.
Il. Simms a etc yainon par Vic
tor Miles.
Lus membres elus pour le Jury
de police sont Holmes, Fl. john
son, j. Smith, J A. Bourgeois
Amos Lang, r. A. Harrison, FL
phege Poch6 ct Desire Leblanc.
Quatre blancs ct quatle pas
blancs.
Jules Leblanc Pemporte CONNIE
coroner.
Et la terre, CONNIE Vhabitude
tourne sur elle-m6me.
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NO'TICE:

Office of Thibodaux Bridge. Co
ThiboGaux, La, Nov. 10th: 1873
TN ACCORDANCE WITH A kESOLU-
| ton passed by the Board of Directors,
the undersigned, will sell. at public AUG
ton, to the highest bidder, on MONDAa,
DECEMBER 2nd., 1873. at ~ O'Clock "A; Ms
at the foot Of Jackson Street the FARM III
the bridge far the year 1879,
The purchaser to comply with existing
regulations. NV r.pnp
President Thibodaux Bridge Co.
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AFFAIREs.- Maintenant que la
huaraDtaine est levee. i y d plus
Elimination dams les atfaires com
nvrcialas de notre vile. Les mar
Fhaadises arlivent, les acheteurs
sOnt plus nom 0reux ct les cOm>
mis- vOyageurs commencent a We
| mir rendre viSite a leurS clients.
Iparmi ceaXci nous avOns remar.
qa NM. Gaudct, Saucier, Bear
Ct Albeit, tols repr6sentant des
nalsons auxquelles on peut met
Ire toute confiapce'
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s.rn,ations Locales.

| c.nx qul ont besoia de bon on
[-Oeus .su9es 4 des prix qni de-
tD"a .on,e concurrence, mont
|eat ~" .O"'s scbeier au magasin de
aa '' paam, audessons de
| Motel ,bt Frark!ip.
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MARCHE EFT PoNT.-Conform6
meht a une OrdOnnauce munich
pae, le fermage du Marche doit
''e sendu a Penchere phblique,
T. premier lundi de decembre ct
t1aJadlataire doit en- prendre
ossesslon le premier janvier. A
"a meme epoque doit 6galement
p''l no'f lleu, l la vente du fermage du
ua1' Mons dOnnOns oes infOrma-
''Ohs, pour donner aux amateurs
y ~. Temps de reaechir ct prendre.
aup'es des antoritas constitutes
uas les renseigments don't lis
"affaeRt ayoir hesoin.