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OFFICE OF THE lIGHT. HOUSE BoAsn
WASHINGTON, d. C.. April 10 iSS'c. &.
Sealed proposals will be received this Office gn t
O o'clock of Saturday the 27th day OF APrl 20 Llps
iron manufacturers, for furnishing the Me'aMTsLH
Light Island, Texas Plans,
forms OF proposal and other information may oe oo,-'N
from the undersigned on application by man OF ~
Major Of Engineers, L. :, A.,
Engineers Secretary Lighthouse botIu.
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THE BIBLE FOR LEARNERS. BY DR. II. ooRT and Dr.
4. HOOYKAs, with the assistance OF Dr. a. KUENRN.
iran slated from the Dutch by PHILIP II. WICKsIEEB,
A. NJ. Vol l. l2mo. pp. 546. Roberts BrOthers
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0eatners.

A LADY TEACHER, of experience, would
n like position in the country for the Summer months
Address TEA CHER TribuneO flee
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
1 TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
EoUTEOn and after Noyem6er ~ 1871! trains leave New
Express Harrisburg Psburg the West and South with
Pullman attached, and $50 daily
Var WiiamspOrt. Lock Haven Cory and Erie, at $50
d. m connecting at Cory Tor rusvilo Petroleum Centre
and The OH RegOls For WilliamspOrt and Lock Haven,
a m.
intnn Express" Pullman plrOr cars daily, except
a13 g.3O a. m: arrive Washington 1:lO Regular AT
sii6 A IN, /, G:jO and 9. sunday $3.50 aud p. M
Txucss Philadelphia $780, S209 G3O Lmitedl IL q. m,
g. b. 6, $50, T. $50 and p M sunday a. M, O. g. $780,
y $40, and q D. IN. Emgrant aud second class y.
or trains Newark Elijah 'th, Railway, Princeton Tren
AmbOy Flemingtoh BclYdeIe and other points
sec local schedules at all ticket Oices.
Boats Brooklyn connect win all through trains
at City, aOring speedy anu urect transfer f0r
brooklyn travel -. u,,,.,..- c., o,, min, -. -, ,
1920 D. IN. daily 1910 III. ami 500 NJ daily except
ucndaV Prom ashngtOn anu Baltimore, 6:5O ard $40
M 4, 10 55. and !olO r. m sunday, 500 ana s'f0a M
1I1 4:I0 5:lJ, $500, $40 lO;i0 and 1920 IN. Sunday
~ G.jO $40 1910 ll.JO a. IN, $50 anu lO:3U 4.
Tcket offices 526 and 9il Broadway, No Astor House.
pd toot of and Cor andts No Cours and
BrooSyn Annex Depot foot Of fultonst Brooklyni Nos
llS Hud-On-sJ, HObOken; Depot Jersey City
EmirranI Ticke! ofee, No. Battery;;paee n,,,p
THINK THOMSON, l.. l.. FARMER,
Gcneral Manager. Oen1 Passenger Agent.
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GoHntrp properip 90 Eet

A M0ntclaIr n. ITO let q neatly furnished
"A house. beautifully located house contains rooms and
laundry stationary tubs and basins Address o. Box 99
A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE for small
"A family; city country cOnveaces rent low %
good tenant J. H. DENIs0N, this Office or l5O Beneyle'
ave. Newark. ". j.
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EARE REDUCED.
Il - TO BOSTON.
INCLUSION TICKETS. 81
THE OLD RELIABLE STONlNGTON LINE
FOR ALI. POINTS EAST
NOT TRIP MISSED II SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS
The elegant steamers sLoNiNGToN andkiioDME M ISLAND
Except Sundays.
Hereafter the STEAMBOAT EMPRESS TRAIN VIII
leave STONINGTON at l3J n N.
Tickets for sale al all tie principal ticket Offices ami
State secured at all Offices OF NescOttS Express Co..
q 1868 broadway
PROVIDENCE LINE
reigi Onlyl Steamers leave daily except Sundays az
D. NJ iIom Pier 20 RIVER of Warren.st Freights
10 = ntif0cE Prcs J.. W. FlLKNs, Cen Pass. Ag.
EUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.
\ 4 ANA ZCEuENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jal. l,
1877 leave dcpois foo 81 Ccurtandt and
al $50 D. M Night EXpreat daily, tlr fason Bethlthem
Allentown Mauch Chunk, WScsJArre, phtstph. Sa'te III
Rochester BuiatH Nllguta falls ana
Wv ' R6E'r II. SAYRi, Sup't. and Engr.
General Eastern once Church and COurtandtsts
CNAS. II. CUMMINGS. Agent
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD. &c.-Fare, 81.
liz. N.ssf sula.Ra f.sh
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EOR RENTAL StOckbridge, Mass. five and
hail from NewYOrk two through trains daiy-a
fine residence with extensive grounds; one OF the hnest
highest locations on the main street containing SIX
besides servants quarters ana de-
sired an additional cottage servants families Terms
R COO-or with the cottage 81 100 address Post ONCE Box
2393. NewYork City, or apply TO WILLY "ALIACh NO.
4 ReeKmanSt
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6ctcls.

DARMORE'S, 800 5th-avc.,
ID Southwest corner Of 3Gth-st.
Two suites Of rooms fronting Jth.ave.
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J.,ARE REDUCED.
SO TO BOSTON.
via the
FALL RIVER LINE.

Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and Old COLONY.
500 y. m. daily lsmllys cxcepteD from Pier 28, WORT
River loot OF Murray.si. GRO. T.. CONNOR, q. Z. a.
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents.
BfoSEyn passengers transferred free by Annex boat
leaving foot GaitOn-st. at 4.3O y.
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For trans TO local points time. table at stations
SUNDAY TRAISS-Leaye at $50 a. m, IL p. N. for
Bound Brook inermeIle points and at $50 IN Tor
EastOn Reading and Harrisburg
New-York tribune., 1878-04-12

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dec. 81, 1871
through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot;
300 M. Western and Northern Express, drawingro
tO Rochester.
1880 a. m, Special Chicago and Western Express, with
ears Canani1gua Rochester and Buffalo
UO m, Northern and Western Express 10 Utica White
hall and Rutland ,.,,.... ,,,,, s,oo,,,, o, g., No.,
treat Via Iutland. Burlington and st. AlblnS.
90 n M ST Louis Express. daly, with sleeping cars
for 81 louis running through every day IN the week also
and Corning, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
Toledo and Dctro and 10 Montreal excepting Sunday night
N az Pacldr ExDrrss daily with seepng cars for
RochesfeT Niagara Falls buffalo Cleveland Toledo, De
trot and Chicago; also 10 "''ei''"" 'N''p"s '"'uu'S
night, ,.... ,.t,h .,oo,,,o oar, ,o Ar,,v a,1
Troy. ocoi ri,,e raIle. T,oLo,s for soIo a.
~, g6l and Alb broadway, at WcscOt Express
10 - Oniccs ParRpacc sJ ana 9i2 Broadway New
York. ana 90 g. H MEEKER General Passenger Agent.
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Washington Letter.

WASHINGTON, ID G.. Nov. rs, 70.
In ny letter Of last week l sound.
ed the alarm against the Centrul
Pacific railroad ring. which always
makes lts appearance 10 the lobb.
when Congress is about to Assem-
BILE. Since then 1t ha- given still
greater cause for alarm Having
for years successfully fought the
Government aud forced 1t to pay
obligations which the road Ought
to have borne; having inst set at
defiance the Law If last winter r..
qniring all Pacific railways to ex.
pose their books to the inspection
of the Government Commissioner
having forced the merchants to
contract for overland frsights by
their roads under penalties Of
heavier exactions for . refusal to
do so, and having defeated all If.
forts to construct competing line
to the Pacific BY the promise to
push through the Southern Pacific
railroad of California to Texas,
now they turn about and announce
that they have combined with the
Atchison, Topeka and Ssnts Fe
Company in such q way ss to de-
prive the Southern people Of it@
benefits, and to increase the power
Of the monopoly. This 10 bold
push for power. and it win prove .
add disappointment 10 those who
had pat fsith in Hunsiugtop's
promises Of relief 10 trade through
another and independent through
line. The merchants have taken
The alarm. and have issued an ad.
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THE RESULT.

In the political battle that has
Just ended mapv. ,nooted points
have been proved to the supreme
satisfaction of the people of Demo
cratic faith. The determining Of
some of these questions WAS of lit
tie importance so far rs tue opin-
ions of Southern people are con-
cerned, but gu the Northern mind
they will doubtless have wonder
full effect. But the thing of prime
Importance to us just now lis The
result as determined by the lat.
ballot It shows that the Demo-
cratic party will control both houses
in the next session of Congress,
and that the Democratic party will
elect the next President of the
United States to I'LL the seat vi
man whom the Republican party
inaugurated although be WAS u"
elected. Il shows that the claim
OF Louisiana. that she WAS being
held by the throat by q set Of blood
sucking thieves. supported by Fed
ersl bayonetr, WAS ,rue, aud tie
glorious vindication of the A. 900
majority rolled up for Burke proves
the business of the protest this
State has ever made against this
cruel oppression. 1t shows that
the principles of States rights and
local option, and the p tic, Of The
Democratic party, both as regards
finance and civil service, are the
winning tenets Of the 'rarty, and
that thinking men all over the land
are waking u a realization of the
fact that on the success Of the
principles Of Democracy depends
the success and prosperity Of the
nation. /, shows rimt there is an
end to oppression and villainy in
the South, and that intelligence
and virtue is to rule instead ut
ignorance and vice. 1t shows that
We are to have peace and quiet in
stead If turmoil and strife. Friends,
ara you satisfied with the result?
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GOOD WYN'S
EUREKA YEAST POWDER
MANUFACTURED IN
NEW ORLEANS, Ia.

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hsusskeepsrs ~ not only good, but tho
very best thing Of the kind they have
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1t iss pure. excellent and healthfal
preparation. and is so pronounced by
Drs. VIM. q. Austin. C., J. Bickhsm and
J. J. Lyons, Of New Orleans, who hsvo
examined the recipe for making it.
To THE LADY, OF rur HousruoLp.-
AZ it is the special province Of house.
keepers. practically, 70 test articles in
the culinvry line, sna 10 jaags ef shsis
nssitA ysus MISUNDERSTANDING II.
vits3 70 ths EUREKA YIAsr row.
0e9. LnfNseHFs ssofsMT ntsE
Al Of ths leading fsnily gsssses e
New Orleans deal in h Il. W 81
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JUDGMENT.
Parish Court, Parish Of Grant, State Of
Louisiana.
Ann Robert on 20. john Rebeztson, hei
husband No. IL.

- ~
hereby certify that on the 10Th day
Of October, A. d. 1878, ] dzment was
rendered in the following entitled suit
in the words and figures following, tc-
VT: Ann Robertson VS.. john Robert.
SOU. her husband. A. CAZABAT,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
In his case, by reason Of the Law and
the evidence being in favor " plaintiff
Ann Rob rts1n, against her husband,
J I'm 1;Ob=r.soo, defendant, it. ~ Older
ed, adindged and decreed that she be
seps sied in properly from her raid
husband. and the community of sc9uets
and gains 10 and In hereby diss .fv.d be-
tween them, and that she have the full
contsol aud sole Inanagempnt If hor
s~pa, ate property, - owl eV Of ona cor
rel mule aud colt, one dark mule, one
black morse, and one Jersey wagon, aud
t. Ut she recover from defendant, John
Robertson, her husband, the sum of one
hundred dollars. with interest and cost
Oh ,uit
Doe, read and signed ia open court
th.s LIT day of October, A. n 1876.
A. v. Raglan. Parish judge
Filed October 10th, 1877.
s 3. SHACKELFORO
A tr,,e copy. Deputy Clerk.
In testimony whereof ! hxvs here.
uatO set my hand and sffx tho sea- of
the sid court, at Colfsx, on this zist
da, If November, A. d. 1873
4. b. SHACKELFORD.
n23-4t f Deputy IIsrk.
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JUDGMENT.
Parish Court, Parish of Grant, state
Of Louisiana.


In this case. by reason of the law and
TIM evi ence being in favor the PLAN.
'iff and against the Defendant, It 10
% dere'l, adjadged and decresd that said
Plaintiff, Nancy Arlington, wife, do
have and recover OF Defendant, James
A. Arlington, husband, the sum of Five
Hundred $500 dollars.
1t is further ordered, adjudeed and
decreed that the said Nancy Arlington,
wife. be separate in property from her
husband. and the community Of 90.
quets and gains be and is hereby dis
solved. t-- .....-.... b1a' 81
This done, read and signed in open
court the 18th day of October, A. d.
1873. A.V. Raglan, Parish judge.
Filed October 18th, 1878 \ IS
9. B. SHACKELFORD, 81
A true copy. Deputy Clerk.
nZ>JS
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Israel Smith called by this week
and asked that the CHRONICLE do
him the favor of e.,ntra,liciibg thu
current report that he has been en-
gazing in incendiary language. He
says that be has never engaged in
any solutions talk. and that he is al
loss how TO account for his name
being mixel mp in any such matter.
He is mt politician, and has held
sloof from anything outside of his
profession, that of u school teacher.
He SURPRISES the reprrt was started
by some one who wished to injure
him.
The CHRONICLE IL always open to
any one to whom al injnstice has
been done. and in this instance its
columns are freely accorded Israel,
for we art glad u be able to refute
the ugly rumor about him. Let
Anderson Woodland come forward
and explain himself.
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The FIRST number Of the Webster
Tribune, published at Minden, La,
has just been received at this Of
ice. The Tribune is Democratic
paper, and, As its name implies,
viii be 50 defender of the ! eopls."
We wish the Tribune unvarying
success, and hope to receive it
regularly with our exchanges.
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SUCCESSION. SALE.
In the matter Of the succession Of Johz
w. Bird, deceased.

BY virtue Of commission issued from
the honorable Parish Court IN snd for
u AIT psrish, OH the l4tn day of No
vember, 1878 under % order Of sal.
granted in the above succession. dsted
AID signed in tho town Of Coifnx, La.
on the l4th day Of November. 1878, l
will offer for sale, 1t pubic outcry, on
SATURDAY, the 22d day Of December.
A. ID. 1873, - e
between the the hours presented Nv
law, at the late residence and homestead
of deceased. about four miles from
Montgomery. Grant parish. La, all the
real and personal rignts and
crsdits. belonging to the sueos1si0n Of
John W. Bind. deceased. Snnnd 10 The
parish ef 0rsnt. oonsisting a TIE hpne.
stsnA plsntstleu. teac9ests, fAEniae
household and kitohsn fur
niture. mules. horses, wsgona. oxen, &C.
Terms # sale TO be made known ON
the day Of sale. RICHAkD BIRD,
Administrators.
Colfax, La Nov. IA, 1875. .pl6-4t
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JUDGMENT.
Parish Court, Parish of Grant, State O
Louisiana.
Mary 8 Lemoine W. Donas Lemoine
her husband. Ia.

I thereby certify that ON the 18th day
# October, A. d. 1875. judment was
rendered in the following entitled suit
in tnc words and figures ftllosinR, 10
wit: Mary s. Lemvine VI. U0nas Lc-
moine. her husband. A. CAZ46AT.
Attorney for Defsad~nG
In this case, BY rssson Of the . isioucs
beh,g in favor u plaiutif. Mary 5. Lu-
moline, against the defendant D0nas Lv-
moline, ncr husband, It is ordered, al
judged aud ds'creed that plaintiff re-
cover from defendant the sum Of Five
Hundred Dollars, AID costs Of suit: tnxt
She be sopsrxted In property tom her
husband; that the community Of acquets
and gains be and is hereby dissolvsd be-
tween tholn, aud tn It she have the full
coptrol and solo management IT her
separate AID parsphcrnai property, with
privilege aud nurtgsge from 1855. 40.
cording to law.
THIS done, read and signed In open
couT, this October 18th. 4. ID. 1873.
A. v. Raglan, Parish Judge.
Filed October 18th, l87e
"a 49, 4 , SltACKELr0RD,<
= true copy Dcpnty Carl.
IN testimony whereof I have hera.
unto set my hand and afiixed the seal
OF the said court, ct COlfax. Grant
parish, La. this 1lst day Of November
A. d. 1873. 8. B. SHALKELFORD, !
n23-4t deputy Clerk.
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The Louisiana and Arkansas
Conference of the Protestant Meth
odist Church convened Friday,
Nov. ~. about six miles from
Montgomery. in Grant parish, and
will be IN session for q week or ten
days. About one hundred minis
tsrs will be present, apd some good
preaching can be heard by those
who attend. 1t will lay all to 60
who can.
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Whereas, G. H. Teal has made sppii-
cation IA this court to be sppoiiisea
Cu.at II Of the vacant succession Of
Dalton Jackson. deceased, notice is here
by given TO ell whom it may or doth
concern to show cause within ten dsya
Why tbs the same shonld not be
granted
.itnes. the honorable A. v Rasan,
pa ish judge, this November ~, 1878.
s. B. SHACKELFORD,
D23-2t LAHosEH Deputy Clerk.
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The New Orleans Item Of the
10th inst, says seventeen large
steamships have entered this port
during the present week; for the
same week last year ouly four en-
tri9s were made. This would in
dictate to the average mind IS good
time coming"
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In the interest Of the South, the
most important question to come
before Congress this winter ia that
of promoting the early construc-
ton of the Texas Pacific railway.
or some railway npon the line far
which that company holds the right
of way. The zeal in behalf Ut this
enterprise will be greatly sharpen
ed by the news which comes by
the way of Washington that the
Central Southern Pacific ring, il
the apparent confidence Of control
ing Congress-. have Boiled all their
promises to the Southern people,
and have mrde an alliance with the
Atchison, Topeka 4 Sante Fe rail
road company. BY which the So
called southern Pacific road Of
California is to he turned north T..
connect with the other road to
Sante Fe, aud thus cheat the South.
err States of the transcOntineutal
line it has been sn long promised
by Huntington & Co. The new
combination is simply another
northern line. controlled by the
Hunt,pgtons and Jay Goulds who
now control the defiant Pacific rail.
road lines. For years the Hunting
ton party has been busy in the
South working mp u sentiment in
behalf Of their sO-cslled Southern
Pacific road, which was to be built
through on the 32nd parallel By
such means they have deis, ed the
proposed Government aid to the
Texas & Pacific road until the Cen.
trail Pacific ring could get control
OF the California end of the line
Having got that control, they now
deliberstel, repudiats their prom
Use. aud propose to rob the people
of the South Of their right to an
independent transcontiuentsl road,
81 trey have robbed the Unite"
states government and the busi-
ness of the country, to build up
and perpetua,e their bloated mou
opoly. For long time this com
binstion of the Southern Pacific
and the Sante Fe companies has
been kept secret. Probably it
was made long before the Southern
Pacific road reached the Arizona
border. But since it has ceased to
be at 80 great consequence to quiet
the nerves Of Southern Congress-
men who we're supposed to have
too great an interesr in the ques-
ton OF developing the transcon-
tinental trade of Southern ports,
the Hcntiugton-1ould ring now
boast Of their newly developed leu,
terpriss" in cheating the Southern
people. The result should be
unanimous demand by the South.
ern members of Congress for i'm
mediate lsgi sla.ion a. complete the
Texas u Pacific road.
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The N. O. DeIuocrat. 18th inst,
says: yellow fever having entirely
disappeared from our midst for
some days past. no spe ;ial daily re.
port Of deaths from that particular
disease will be published. Hence
forth only the usual weekly report
Of deaths viii be printed"
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INatchitoches vindicator. /

At IL O'Clock on Tuesday q
hearas. appropriately decked, pull.
cd by Q very small and lazy mule
driven by Louis Hall. the veteran
colorsd Democrat Of this parrish.
appeared on our streets. followed
BY over two hundred oolored men
who ohanted funeral Hym while
they psraded the town with the
corpse Of Radicalism. That funeral
was the hit VI the day.
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Nearly two millions Of dollars
49, eoDsribussd 10 the yellow
80 GSsssss during the epidemic
~ PEST. At which $4,000 came
from iossigu conntriss. and the
balance was from the various cities
of the United States.
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dress calling convention in
Chicago, Nov. -, to consider this
new turn of affairs In this adj
dress they say that they ARE con-
WINGED that such cheap rates of
transportation across the continent
"a will encourage and develop. ON
trade with China, Iu,lia. Japan nn.'
Australia will never BIZ secured u
til the monopoly Of the present
Pacific roads shall be broken down
by the construction If the North
ern Pacific and Texas Pacih- lines
and therefore 1t is proposed to ask
Congress to aid in their construc.
ton on conditions which will pru
tect the Government from loss.
The convention will he composed
If business men from all parts OF
the country. and the Governments
Of the United States, Mexico. ia
pan and China are expected to be-
represented there.
The present aspect Of the 6.h
cries award question is very inter
esting II il we'll known that, while
the Administration and majority
IT Congress held that the award Of
IS. 10000 to Great Br,tian for the
supposed benefits our fisherman
derive from the Canadian fisheries
was exhorbitsnt, they yet complied
with the terms Of the treaty in
voting to pay it. But the payment
WA tO be- made under protest, and
with proviso that our fishermen
should have the rights undisturbed
for which We pay 50 dearly. The
outrage of last winter By which
our fishermen W r.. driven Of their
lawful fishing Krouuds WAS tnere-
fore brought to the attention of
fhe British Government some time
ago. No notice has been taken IL
this sat.jsct John Bull stands up
oil his dignity, aud so the award
remains unpaid. The time during
winch il can be paid is rapidly
passing sway, and it is likely that
there may be some lively CORES
poutiehce between the two Govern
ments this winter. spiced by some
animated remarks in Congress in
further exposition of the Halifax
COMMISSIONS arbitrary ard mn
justlfiable action.
The Temporary suspension Of the
German American Savings Bank
be. Q, concerted with the Nmtiensl
Baak of the same name. caused n.
good deal of commotion. hut the
first reports were exaggerated, and
it seems probable. now. that the
depositors may be naid in full. The
disaster TO the Sa,in.'s Bank war
cansed by losses mmde by the other,
and Ms they are both under sub
stantinll, one direction and in one
room together. Of course the sns-
pension Of uue brings ~mbarrass-
ment To the other. but the band Of
ficers and the government officers
say that. given little time to make
arrangements. the bank will settle
all obligations Many Government
employees had Deposited their saw
ings there. surprising the German
Bank tn be one of the most SUBJ
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Whereas, C.. H. Teal has made appi.
cation TO this cOu't ~ be appointed
Curator Of the vacant succession of
Tcnnrssee Lewis, decreased, notice il
hereby given to all whom q may o.
doth concern to show caaise within ten
days Why the ssuse should not be
granted.
Witness the honorable A. v. Raglan,
parish Judge. this November IS. 1873.
5. B SHACKEIrO ID,
n23-2t deputy Cle.k.
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AGENTS.

Mr.. A. A. GoopwIN. Of Alexandria, IL
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