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panied on the violin by her brother
Will, gave much pleasure in listening
to. Mr.. Frank Wentworth gave one OF
his scholarly selections from "Hamlet."
"rhe Mockingbird," by Messrs. shawan,
Moody and Featherstone, on tue piano
was gwen in good style, and brought
tcrth great applause. Taking it alto
gether the evening was spent III a most
enjoyable manner.
LEXINGTON. KY.
MIR. John Brannin, OF Louisville, is WIS.,
iting IL. G Craig, Ed.
j. NJ. Hooker, Esq, left for Texas
tuesday, on visit to nis son.
Next Monday will be County Court
Day in Winchester, CynLhiana and Vgr-
saIlles.
Capt. Jesse Woodruff has accepted the
posi- ion in the utii e Of G.. f. Carm0n &
Co., made vacauC by the death of Ernest
Barnan.
Bishop Dudley is conducting series
Of meetings IN Mt. Sterling, which will
be continued every night untll Friday
tue 70 h.
Me-srs. w. 4. Bush, DR.. John Sharp
ana DIR. John W. Scott nave been elected
elders III the Second Presby erian
Church.
Mr.. Kenz2a Stone, Jr., and Miss Sallo
Is. Hoover were married ut the Christian
ChuIen, IN, ,NichOIaSViIe, Tuesday. BY E
der Y. L. Williamson, IN tue presence oi
large ana select company oItriends.
Iogram and Wnitaker, two cattle
thieves who escaped from the Paris
JAIN, were captured by the jaller one
nlgnt last week, and on Saturday SEN
fenced to three years in the Peniten-
LIary.
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Severe Oh Blaine.

National Associated Press to the star.
Boston, MASS, Jan. 24.-In the House
a resolution thanking Senators Hoar and
Dawes for their defense of Massachu.
setts against the attack Of Senator
Blaine were offered, and, after warm
discussion, referred to the COmmiLtee
on Federal Relations. City newspapers
generally are very severe ON senator
Blaine.
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An Effort for Life.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
BLOOMSBURY, PA, Jan. "A desper.
ate eft rL to break Jail was made here
last night by Peter McHuyb, one of three
men under sentence Of death for tn,
murder Of Alexander Rea. the mine su
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steady, with fair COnsUmptiye demand. We
quote New Orleans at 7uSc for raw, and s4a
gIsc for clarified pcr 10; yellow refined at saSc,
extra &c" 04aJ1Sc, "a" white 94alOc' gran
ulated and powdereu at l94al05sc, crushed ut
l02IC, and cut loaf at lie per lb.
IALLOW-The receipts are ample and de-
maud moderate for country at 6Hc per ID
paCkel
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The PhiladelEAiaN Morocco Trade.
4 alinnal A ssncIaInn Prnss 10 tho Stnr

Il NU II II 4 IUUI = a q Ih UIUCCU HTUWts
National Associated Press to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "A. - The disas-
trous crash in the Morocco trade is not
likely to become general, and will not
hurt the Morocco trade in this city.
These assurances are positively given
by operators and dealers thoroughly
posted as to the situation OF affairs.
Manufacturers admit, however, that
trade is not in as healthy a state as
could be desired. Trouble in prices
The contraction or bad debts outside of
the city, and the falling off in the de-
mand have all stro1gly Initiated against
tue business. 1t Is believed no furthe
suspensions viii follow those already
announced.
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Died.

O'DONNELL.-On January %, at the resi-
dence Ol her son In-law, Il. u. Armstrong, Ann
O'DOUnell, age G6 years Funeral Will take
place from the Church of the holy Cross, MI.
Adams, on Friday, 10Th INST, at y A. NJ.
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quct at 32c. Eggs heavy: Western. iial6c
Ness pork $i2al2 90 Becfquiet. Western cut
meats Julet; picked hams 9c; long clear maj
dies, Galj3Sc. Lard: prime steam heavy al l65.
Butter: ch ice firm; Western, 2Ja2?. Cn -e-e
firm at l254c. Whisky EOmiual.
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FJNANCIAL.
r1Nn1nNArr. Jan. 2i-l $50 P. n

JINNINNATI, Jan. EI--I:5U r. NJ,
Gold steady. Buying at lOlA, selling at lOi a.
Gold checks on New YO'k q, avn at lOlA
Eastern eXCnange at l-lU disCount Duying
ami par selling, and the market quiet ahd
heavy.
sterling drawn at s4 50 for 30 to 81 days, ana
S4 s. Tor sight, an but htuo wanted
Government bonds arc generally steady,
with a slight upward t'nde, cy, but no mate
riar change IN local Quotations:
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dis patch says it is rumOred that the ne
gotIations for an armistice have fallen
through, and that there is much excite
ment in consequence thereof.
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FOrty-fifth COngrsss-Second ses-
sion.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Various peti-
tions were presented and referred. The
Matthews resolution to pay the bonds in
silver coin was called up as unfinished
business, and MIR. Cockerill continued
his speech in favor of it, and MI. Ran
dolph spoke IN opposition to the resOlu-
tion; and after turtner debate Mr.. N at
thews gave notice tnat he would press
The resolution to vote on Friday.
Mr.. Blaine introduced a Dill to coin a
d rector OF the Mint may from time to
llme prescribe to be legal tender in
sums OF $5 only, which was ordered
printed aud to lie on the table.
After short executive session the
Senate adjourned.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
uuEtGuT ny RTVEV


OIL CITY, PA, Jan. "A --S:2J A. M.-Allc-
gheny River iecG lnchGs and failing,
Weather clear and mid. N Ind souIAeas,.
lhermOmCtuI i.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, Jan. 2i-l0:ll A. NJ
MOnongahela ltIyer ii feet cne7 and sta
IIonary. Weather fair. Thermometer y. WIni
SOU beast.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Jan. 2t-lO:35 a. NJ
KauaN III liver Ii lctU IDcnes and falling.
" eaher clear and cold.
T. LOUIS, Jan. "a -Weather-rrost early
this mo- nag: plea a 1t at noOn River fell
sigh ly Last cvCnln-, but rose AGAIN IN the
night; i is now at a stand WI h IL ,uet ) Inch
TO Dy IT, gauge, an I 9 .eGt & luchcs to Caro-.
Arrived--h. Z. elliot, from Me n phls; Mary
Miller, from Cluciuudu; Il lie s.e pas, from
Mem his; spread Laglr, AIdo. ana JOhn I'll
more, wlth Il tow IRON PiJtaOurg. 10 depart
to- ay-opread Eagle, EllIoJt, Clty Of Helena,
MoAle Moore ana A. j. baker, with tow for
New Orleans.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. PA bill was in
troduced to relieve bank deposits from
internal tax. The Steamboat Bill was
taken up, and an amendment making
the lees Tor reissued certificates 81 was
adopted, but pending the lurther dis
cussion Of the bill it was laid aside. The
speaker laid before the House the Sem
ate resolutions OF respect to the memo
ry OF the late Senator Bogy, when eulO-
giles were delivered by Messrs. Cole,
Kuott, Phillips, Ellis and others, ami
tne House adjourned.
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Inc following ls the 80 Z. M. report OF New
ork Stock Market as received Dy Lea, Ster-
rett Il Co., Is w est Third street:
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For New Orleans.

rHt KSDAY, Gath. at +. NJ. POSITIVELY
~ - GOLDEN ROWS, II. II, Duo II.
LisRll4&RI Mas er. Apply cn boari or t2 iinN,'
- u MOsset, Geo Charter, j. [. u 4
man n Co. AgGntR
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CInc.mnaII Lave SuoeK narKsr.

The following are the receiDts and ship
ments OF 1--we stock for the pas, u hours.
ReoemJs Shipments.
Cattle tle.........,.....,.. 3S9 i0l
Hogs, 800
sheen ..... 657 G3J
HOGS-Markct 6rm and active. Common
sell at s. BOa3 70. me.lIum at "a A 10, and good
to chuIrc W ~ 20l4 30 per GENITAL.
CA1TLE-Qtti1C market and selling at $2a
% for con- ,,Un, s. 75a3 . for me mum, and
s. Oi.4 20 fyr goOd 10 choice per Genital
aiiEEP-Malk kct firm ANA q net Mt $2 75a3 90
for common. 81 2Ja3 10 for nediuln, and S4a4 %
tor good 10 ChOlCg.
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For Memphis.

ATUKDAY, 26th. at +. NJ, POSITIVELY,
90 r. VINT SIINKLE, JAS kcntston.
atts8&4fSS M Master. Apply on Ooarh OF u
ae{2sss1zfi<7sa Roysu N MO,ect Agents.
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For Louisville.

HIS DAY. oath. at T. Nj. POSITIVELY,
A= - GENERAL LYLE, b. Mcrriec e..
ssskkaAk5sT Master. Freight receives, at all
hours IN Wharf boat, foot of Vine
rect H. NJ. Wade, SuperlnucndGnt.
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For IenneSsee River.

FRIDAY, s5th. at r. M. Positively,
N- - LAURA l.. DAVIS, J. {. Reno,
s&sSsAT Master. Apply on board or to }. t.
sEsi39Es1,sA DOrman & Co., Agents,
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For ROIllerON.

NOA OAHASl OS' -..-..,- -.
THIS DAY, "A h, at p. Nj. POSITIVELY
cHz h OHIO NO. 4, j. LeyIsay, Mat
L.ts..ts4a5ga ter Freight received at al
hours on " harf- boat, foot oil Broad
,yay w iInusholI. SuDClIntenupnt.
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, oath, at T. NJ. POolIIN Ella
gsz m the Z. & o. IL. r. Packet BO>
slAksaa.E$ IONA, l. Byson, Master.
Freight received at all hours on
" harl-Doat, foot Of Broadway. W. Honsheh,
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MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY. 81. NJ,
a VIRGIE LEE, W. II. Kirby,
LyslsAkaag.SS Master. Apply on board, or at
zEszziisassz& w. }. Hallgatn, II. ". cor. Main
md Wutar streets
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-14
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTulRsHlP,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ Partnership heretofore existing between the
WWnuersigned, under the firm name and style Of
Wiggin Fox, doing business as Hotel $685.. "a "a
the city OF Seattle King County. Washington Ter.
ritory In the Hotels known az the American Hons q
ana occidental Hotel. is this day dissolved by
$1,000 cor sent, Mr. Wiggin taking charge of the
h,ii. tican mouse and assuming all debts and liza
Dialties due by the firm of wiggin Fox in con.
asc.on with faid House, and receiving an mon es
o ~ ssid american House; Mr. Fox taking charge
znu liabilities in connection with said 0ccidsntsI
tai Hotel "'Ae saio occlden-
WILLIAM 8. wIGGIN
"A'e" NJ Seattle. w. T., April 29th. 1873.
ap30d4w
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The Dreaded Tarantula.

The following story is from a Sacrs-
mento journal: "A party of Sacrament
tans, returned home last evening, from
Q trip to the mountains, bringing with
them two deer skins, one wildcat skin.
and few other trophies, including two
tarantulas-dead ones. They had
little incident attending the transporta-
ton OF these specimens which OCCASION
cd considerable alarm. II occurred In
Cache Greek Canon, as they were re-
turning home. The tarantulas, for
lack of better receptacle, were inclos-
ed in a cigar box when caught, about
ten days previous, and this box. care
fully tied up, was deposited beneath
the seat of the vehicle.
While they were jolting through the
canyon the seat slipped, and the two
men occupying it found themselves
dropped suddenly into the bottom OF
the wagon. One of them struck the
cigar box. crushing it, and immediately
felt that something had hurt him. A
glance showed him that he was resting
on the tnrsntulas. and. with a yell of
I'm stungl I'm stungr he jumped
from the wagon, and dashing his hands
behind him, as though DESTROYS of lift
ing himself out of his boots, he bounced
wildly along the road, then turning.
made for the wagon, shouting to his
amazed and astonished companions:
Whisky. Quick I'm dying! Why
don't you hurry The other three
men-there were four i'll the party
reached simultaneously for the demi-
j Ohm, broke off the cork in their haste
to pull it out, and in their efforts to
knock off the neck of the demijohn,
to save time, broke the entire concern,
and nearly all the contents were lost.
About pint Of the liquid was saved.
however. and without saying 80 much
% Here's luck the party that was
bitten swallowed it. Soon he began to
feel better; and eventually felt so re-
mafkably we'll that it was evident that
the poison had been forced to succumb.
Then the work of Strengthening up
the contents of the wagon commenced
and the tarsntula box was carefully
lifted out and examined, when behold
the bugs were perfectly lifeless. aud
90 dry and stiff that it was evident that
they had been dead more than twenty
four hours, while q couple of tacks in
the broken cover of the box conveyed
svery good hint as to the nature of the
injury which the bold hunter had suf-
fered.
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pROsEcUTING ATTORNEY W. FL. WHITE
4 lett on tide Dakota to-day for his Eastern
nome. he VIII return about the 25th dsy OF
me. All persons having business with Linn
Seattle -"a' -
Seattle, April 2sth, 1878. spa9.dkwIn,
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Farm for Sale.

HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS uts %, .cu
49, p .ne snoqualmie for sale. ItScontsins 100
Land s nomom Land, and 40 Acres Timbered Up
,rn'.' s,oplng gently to the river 1t Is ~ milss
ION snoqualmie City Mt the river CROSSING q
,..s IRON Lake Washington, and 20 from Seattle
,,Ii acres slashed. 20 acres in grass. acres OF
On hand. " :" 'ohs Oh nay
Inc place has three.guarters Of a mile front.es
cia, nc river, Is safe from overflow, and has a
can "eain OF water running through, which
Is &c brought In the house. barn or milk house
timha. soie Tor lumDering having good deal OF
out tss th H. and is the first key point for getting
tions sna h on the adjacent six or eight sec.
to-. - sno mas good bay for booming. The loca.
inc osntrss. and affords good steamboat land.
ths 80 a motel and store would do we'll there Al
sna pesent time, and Ii Is convenient 10 SIT loo
gng camps now In operation. ~ ''A ios-
weak lungs P'~'o' osuso OF selling,
for further particulars inquire Of
su,9a,u., GEORGE WHITE,
"" sncquamis River, W.T.
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Ceux qui ont des
terreS a yendre,
attention

Messrs. F. Armant & Gle, 70
Rue du Camp, Nlle-Orltans sont
.prets a publier gratis sur leur pam
phlet, concernant les Terdoyantes
Paroisses de Ia Louisiana. Potfre en-
vente de toutes terres ct propri6-
tes conformGment a la description
Qui sera donnee a e. Montague a
AbbeyllIe seul agent de Messrs.
f. Armant & Gle pour la paroiSse
Y ermillon.
Aucune vente n'ttant elfectuAC
les propprietaires n'aura ent ricn
a payer pour frais de publication,
mais dams lie cas- contraire lis pale
ront une commission reasonable
CONVENE d'avance par contrat.-
Pour plus de detail adres-ez vous
directement a NJ. Ernest Montague
seul agent pour la paroisse Yer
million de la maison f. Armant &
Gle, Bureau des Terres ct dim
E. MONTAGUE,
AbbeviIle, Vermillon.
81 Juliet II.
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les mains du parti democratic /; au
compromis qui a fait douter au
pays des energies ct des capacities
du payti quill venait d'acclamer,
ct qui a refroidi les esprits a son
endroit.
Les democrates ayant la majo-
rite dams les deux chambres, mont
qua marcher droit a leur but, QUA
bien ramasser leurs forces, QUA
rendre a certaines sections du
pays la justice a laquelle elles ont
droit ct avec lie Sud solide CONNIE
il Pest auiourd'hui, ct CONNIE ii
est hien determine a lie roster en-
1880, le parti democratic enlevera
la prochaine election presiden.
tielle.-Propagnteur Catholigue.
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NO. e.
Probate Sale

State Of Loui,iana-pari.h of
ermi!ion = Parish Court--No.
2Gl.
succession Of Carmtlitc blancIet.
BY virtue Of a Judgment Of the
lion. Parish Court aforesaid ren.
dered in the matter of the above
entitled and numbered succession,
the public are hereby informed
that there will Ire exposed al pub
lIc sale, to the last and highest
bidder. for cash, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER
THIRD 1878,
the following described property,
to wit
One certain tract of land sit
nated in the parish Of Vermiion.
on the East bank OF the bayou
NermjIion, having a front, on
said bayou, Of seven and one
half arpents by a depth Of forty
arpants, containing three hun
dred superficial arpents, more or
less, bonded below BY the town
Of Abbeville and lands formerly
belonging to Victor BoGIe decd
and above by a tract Of one bun
dred and sixty arpeuts Of lands,
one half (nndlvidcd) of which be-
longs to VaIcour Veazey and the
other undivided half he holds as
usnfructuary, by and under a
decision of the Supreme Court of
this State rendered at Opelousas
La. in. the month of June 1877.
The administrator directs that
this tract be sold by lots Of FIVE
and more acres.
One other tract Of land, being
the undivided half Of tract Of
land containing one hundred and
sixty arpents and being situated
on the East bank Of the bayou
Nermilion having front Of four
arpents Oh said bayou with a
depth of fourty arpeutt, bounded
above by Mrs. TrcvilIe Sicily
and below by the land of the
succession-the above described
tract.-This tract is to be sold
subject to the usnfructuary rights
of Nalcour Veazey, on the same.
Given under my official sigma
ture this I'd day Of November
1878.
G. 3. SHAW, Sheriff.
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Probate Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF VERMILIoN.
Parish Court.
No SOS

ANo. cJo.
Succession Of Solomon G. Morgan
By virtue Of decree of the Honorable
Pai>h Court aforesaid. granted in .he mat
ters of said succession, notice is hereby
given that there will be offered for s, le
to the last and highest bidder, for cash
on
Monday, the 18th day of Noyem.
her. 1878,
all the real property belonging to the
community Of ,cqn.ts AID gains formerly
existing in the succession OF Solomon G.
Morgan and his predeceased wife. Rosa
Ann Abshire and all tne personal pro-
perry belonging to the succession of said
S c. Morgan the real property consist
ing of the southeast quarter OF the south
east quarter of section four and III nGrh
east quarter Of The northeast quarter, OF
section nine. and the northwest qnartt Of
in township eleven, south OF range two
east in said parish, containing one hum
dred and twenty acres of land.
The personal property consisting of one
dwelling house. one kitchen, one corn
honse. the cane and corn crop, the noust-
hold furni ure, and kitchen ana cooking
utensils, and many oIher small articles the
enumeration OF which would be too long
The sale will take place at the late
RESIDENCE OF the deceased
Given under my official signature this
18th day OF Octouer IS.
G. b. SHAW, sheriff.
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L'eau Bouillie,

On signale lie fait que, dams la
Cline, quo1que les vilIes ct villa.
ges soient gen6ralement dams Ie
plus mauvais etat de malproprete
possible, il ny jamais nj typhus,
nj fevre typhoide, nj aucune de
ces maladies qui font tant de ra.
wages dams toates les autres par.
ties du monde.
Quelques-uns attribuent ce fait
a ce que. en- Chine. on ne bolt ia
mais que de l'eau qui a bouilli, ct
que Pebullition rend l'eau inoffen-
siye.
On ajoute a celia que la fievre
jaime est le resuliat ex elusive de
indigestion dune eau devenue
Icorr"mpue. Des medecins pre-.
tendeut QUEEN faisant usage DE. u
qui a boui1li, on Sc preserve a..
solument de la diarrhee ct de la
dyssenterie, ct que. par ce moyen,
on ma rien a redouter du cholera
asiatique, nj de la fevre jaune =
que pour gu4rir IN patient de
cette derniere maladie, il faut Jul
faire ingurgiter de grandes guam
tites d'cau bonilli, meme au mi
lieu de vomissements. Au bout
d'uue douzaine d'heures, lie malade
entire en- convalescence.
On fait aussi la remarune Que
dams la plupart des villes mari
times OH la 6eyre jaune on autres
ma,adies sevissent, on Sc sert
d'eau de puits ou de citernes, qui
est stagnante ct corrompue. LIE
bullition fait disparaltre tout ce
quill y a de malfaisant dams cette
eau.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of NermiIiou.
Parish Court.
No. SI7
Alice Ellis
P. D. Dupuv.

In this case by reason cf the
default taken and no objection
made thereto. duly confirmed, and
by reason of the law and evidence
being in favor of the plaintiff, it
is hereby ordered, adjudgei and
decreed that the said plaintiff
Alice Ellis do have judgment
against her husband P. d. Dnpny
that she have the administration
of her separate paraphernal prop.
erty that the community existing
between them be dissolved and
that they be separated in prop
erty.
Thus done, read and signed in
open Court, at the Court House,
in the town of Abheville on this
l4th day Of October one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-eight.
(Signed) l.. G. LYONS.
Parish Judge.
Filed Oct. 18th 1878.
Signed LAsTlE BRoUssAnD.
Clerk
A true copy.
LAsTIE BRoUssARD Clerk.
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!aquelle, confne dams ses monta.
gnes, il peut causser de l'embarras
pendant queIques temps, mais 9ui,
inalement lie reduira infailliDle-
ment a la necessite de demander
la paix a des conditions desastreu-
ses. lie ce cote la done encore,
la paix ne sera probablement pas
serieusement troubl6e.
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CoIonie Francaise
Dams l'Arkansas

| 100000 acres de terres a ven
Dire a prix reduits avec placements
faciles, cans POuest de FArkansas.
LIE chemin de fer Little Rock et
FortSmith, ainsi que le heuye
Arkansas, traversent toute la val.
lee. LIE sol est generalement
tres fertile lie climat doux ct TEN.
pere.
LIE cotton, lie tabac, lie chanvre,
le fromen,, lie mais, Forge, lavoine,
les pommes de terre. le trefe ct le
foin y viennent tres bien, ainsi que
la vigue ct les arbres fruitiers.
Environ 200 600 acres de ces
terres, situ6es lie long du chemin
de fer. au Nord du heuve Arkan,
sas, ont etc comedies aux Peres du
St-Esprit pour la foudation dune
colonie.
A % miles de Lite Rock, pres
de la Station Morilton, non loin
de Loui>bourg ct sur un magnif
que plateau, s'etendant vers lc
Nord. les Peres du st Esprit ont
reserve $4,000 acres pour les CO.
Ions francais. Une eglise ct un
convent sont en- vote DE- coustruc-
ton pres lie Morilton ct une Sec
onde eglise francaise va etre con-
struite pres de Springfield 10 mil
les plus loin, des que lie beso'n sen
fera sentir.
Avis aux families FRANCHISES de-
sirant acquerir une belle propriete,
a peu de frais, dams lie voisinage
dune eglise catholique.
Pour plus amples information
on peut s'adresser a
W. D. SLACK, QUA
MICHEL BRAUN,
Land Office. l.. R. & f. 5. R'y., a
Little Ro.k, Arkansas, ou aux
Peres du ot-Esprit a Morilton,
% uoyembre rs,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-11-23

STATE Of Louisiana-Parish Of
Vermilion-Parish Court - No.
COL.
succession of Doralise Landry.
Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested in the said
succession, or having any opposl-
ton to make to the application
of Louis Thibodeaux TO file the
same in writing, in the office
of the Clerk of Court within
ten days from the date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal
this 18th day Of October 1878.
LAsTIE BHoUssAED clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-11-23
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