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National Republican., 1878-08-22
SpuIIpltD "A I'Irp.

BY the recent disastrous fire at Kutzoustoin's
clothing establishment, No, $40 Seventh street,
large quantity Of clothing was damaged by
water. All the goods left from the fire, includ-
ing clothing and underwear of all kinds, are
offered for sale at prices never before heard Of
in the District. These goods are to be sold
without reserve, aud must bp closed out by
September 10. After this 10, Is disposed Of,
Mr.. RatHenstcin will open with M onlire new
stock Vi fall aud winter goods.
National Republican., 1878-08-22
4 HORSE-THIEF C.IPTIRED,
A Race Between Horse aud the Police Tel
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egraph.
Yesterday morning, when Mr.. John Lynn,
rcsidin! IN Howard County, Nd, was looking
over his place, vicwng his stock, he missed
bay horse which hal b,om left in pasture
close to the house. Supposims that some thief
lad b'cu marAudiug ia his neiz hborhood he
not ihed the IOlico Of this city of the disip.
pearance u his horse. Early yesterday after.
noon Offic II Marshall, Of the Second Precinct
noticed u co,prcl man with horse answering
the description Of the missing one. He imme.
diatcly repaired TO the station, aud jumping
upon Lieutenant JOansOu's horse, which was
without u saddle, started in pursuit of the
TAHL In the meanwhile word was
tclrgiaphed from tho Second Precinct
Station to Officer Firlirld, In charge
Of the sWh.statiUn at irghtwoOi, TO intercept
a uuluryd man who would happen by his place
in short Willie, riding at hreak.ncCk speed.
Accordingly, O!iiCcT fiGcld made ready, and
when the man appeared in the road captured
him. In q shpIt while OthCer MCGraw came
up and took the man back to the station where
he was registered as Charles Martin, eighteen
years Of age. Martin, in conversation with
reporter of THE REPUHLICAN, stated that
about ten o'clock Tuesday night. he, in com
pauy with another mau, went to Mr.. Lynn's
pasture for the purpose Of taking his
horse. The OthGl man caught the horse while
he went Tor bride. Procuring the bride he
returned, and jumping upon the animals back
started for this city which he reached early
yesterday morning, The man promised to
meet him at some place on the road but failed
to do 50. lie took the horse to the lazaar
but could not sell him, and after vainly trying
to dispose of him, aud becoming alarmed he
concluded to return and surrender the horse
to MI Lynn. He was on his way home in
order to carry out this resolution when he was
takCM prsOMer.
National Republican., 1878-08-22
Patrick McSuIty Pardoned,

The President has granted pardon to Pat
rick A. McNulty. He was convicted of rape in
December, 1876, and sentenced to the Albany
lN. " pcniteutary for ten years, after having
once been convicted aud granted new trial.
The evidence In the case was clear, aud the
guilt of the prisoner clearly established. The
pardon is granted on the sJicittiOn of the
foreman aud nine others of the Jury that
brought the verdict in against him and mum.
Der of other citizens.
National Republican., 1878-08-22
A Mother Aner Her Child.

Yesterday Elizabeth johnson pctitioncd for
a writ of haJeas corpus to recover the body of
rcr child, Mary NJ. Brown, now in the posses
sion of Laura Contee. residing in Ridge street.
She states that the girl was born in July, 1873,
and placed where she is to board, but now the
woman refuses to give her up. The writ was
issued ard made returnable on Wednesday
upNt
National Republican., 1878-08-22

MILE, LlTA, the young prima donna who
made 50 great success at the Theatre ltalien,
Paris, and later at the Imperial Opcra.House,
Vienna, has just been engaged by Mr.. Max
StrakosCh for his season Of opera in the United
States at q salary Of 100000 fraucs.
National Republican., 1878-08-22
Tho Carroll Institute Excursion.

Tho excursion Of the Carroll Institute. ad
vertised for to-day. bids fair to be ono of the
most enjoyable of tho season. A committee OF
experienced gentlemen have charge of the ar.
rangements, and nothing will be left undOnC
to secure the comfort and pleasure of those
participating. 4 prize shooting match, open
to all, will be one of the attractions of the oc.
Casion,
National Republican., 1878-08-22
Real Estate Traustsrs,

William l.. IT, Smith ct al. to W. o. Donnell,
for 1900, lot II, square 42i J. s, Jones ct al,
trustees, to +. J. Middleton. for 5000 lot %,
square G76; W. i. Wash to Ann Blake, 6r
$500, lots II and IL, square $40 and part Of
square VO5.
National Republican., 1878-08-22
Theatre Conlque,

The fine performance at this theatre is wit.
messed every night by large audiences, who
get the worth of their money ten.fold 1t
would be hard to arrange more attractive and
interesting programme The enterprise of the
managers in bringing to this city all tho stars
and novelties should be rewarded with liberal
patronage
National Republican., 1878-08-22
New Advertisements. A

wsntcd-lTivae instructions.
Me.,.mectng Of the Masonic fraternity.
WHmlCd-A situation In one Of the Departments.
W. d. wyvill-Furnaccs, ranges, &o., ij3 Penn
sy!vana avenue.
KatEcnstcin the fashionable c'o,hicr 30 Seventh
street northwest.
National Republican., 1878-08-22
Shot While CareIe.sly Handling a Pistol.

A colOred girl named Annie Howard, who Is
employed as a domestic In the house of Mr..
Barns, No. 625 + street southwest, accidentally
shot herself in the face yesterday afternoon,
while carele5sly handling a pistol. The bali
entered her left check and came out behmd
her ear DR.. II. 4. Leach was called in and
rendered surgical aid. lie stated that the
wound, though painful, was not Of serious
oh
National Republican., 1878-08-22
BASB-BALL.
Tho Providence Get Even aud waiiop the
Nationals Unmercifully.

Nationals Numerically.
The Providence only required six innings TO
give the National good drubbing yesterday,
the score being ton 10 two. The visitors made
but two errors during the game, while the home
team rolled up total of fifteen, mostly of q
damaging character. The umpiring Of Mr..
Young did not appear to be much thought Of
by tho audience. and as he does not usually
seek tho place, 1t Is hoped he will not again
consent to all this tbankloss position. The
following Is a summary of tho game
National Republican., 1878-08-22
National 8epublitan.
Arrival of Passeneei Trains.
AZ nALrNoRE AND foToNAc DEroT. sIxTH AND u
At BALTIMORE AND ONO prPor NEW jERsyY AVE.
kJEASD STREET

Al BALTIMORk AND OHIO DFfOr, NEW JIMMY I'VE
suE AND sTnEET.
Notnh,p. ESnin1.
stl5, N. Y, Phil e Tns eI, $50 baltimore accom-.
ST., baltimore express. 40 baltimore accouL
f.b0, Wpctern express 500 y Y, Phil \ los ek
t:e baltimore accom-. So Western Mall,
t2J, Fred. ac., (Mut. bT' 'ch, sEI Baltimore accom-.
tn, Baltimore Annapolis sG:G, Baltimore express
and way. '7:eD Western express.
tt5, Marlinsburg and IIa- ss0l baltimore express
ge rstown Ac MET bT'ch .gIh Y, Phil & hos sx.
slO3O, Baltimore accom-. IGl6 Baltimore accom-.
ll:HD, baltimore Apress
'Arrive daily. Others Sundays excepted.
80 For the time Of departure OF trains see ndvsr
ussmsnts elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-08-22
Indications.

For New England aud the Middle AtiaI,ic states
clear or partly cloudy weather, pre-cdcI iy occa.
IiouSl light lain: winds mostly r"IthCrly; station
hry .rMpOrGturc; higher pressure.
National Republican., 1878-08-22
Tho Appropriation for rnpaid Laborcrs

Tho Appropriation for Unpaid Lnborcrs.
First Comptroller Porter has decided certain
questions which have arisen under the bill
approprating $4,000 to pay hh0rcrs under
contracts made BY the late Board of Public
Works. us follows:
Fir>t-rhat claims for labor performed by
horses, carts, Sc, under contractors whose ac.
counts Ind been paid prlOr 10 June -, l>7l. will he
considered. SCcUud-Ia!nls for work aud labor
fora contractor under contract which had been
completed and the amount due paid prior Ia June
20, 1874, may be hlrd, notwithstanding tho fact
that the same contractor had other contracts
under which the amount due had not been Iaid
prior 10 said date hut the department reserves II
decision for this clhss Of chains for the future.
Thltd-lesal representatives should make thuir
claims In their own nnmCs II, representatives of tnC
original claimants, aud should comply as nearly a'
rUSSiblc with the regulations. I. TnJy must also
furnish evidence that they arc legal representative
of deceased. fourilI-Thc fnCt that II party
making affidavit lander regulation was u labOrer
on the same other work would not dlSquallh
him from making such affidavit.
National Republican., 1878-08-22

irF UpwaT Thirty years Mrs winsluw', sn,'i.
sHE JrIr "ur hsca used Tor children. l. C0rIrCLS
a. .. .! '". rfurh rel!uyss wind COllr regII. .alUs
u .. e.. .-u, dy',"tery and diaTrhJN whether
s"''.s iL,lA .rr'h.hg nT other causes. An Old aud
. w. u ID !L.sgLY. - CELIA bottle,
National Republican., 1878-08-22

ncss, Sex stomach. c0mstipation. &c. Are YOU dys
pcptc, nervous, dun, aud languldf AycTse to al
eNGrtiun. Is your life miserable? IOu require II
blood. Take Qv:Rxs lRIsm LEA, the great mouse
hold remedy. II will soon relieve YOU. Sold by all
drugSlSls, % cents per package, which makes d
quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1878-08-22

HARD times demand economy; prRcllce II
renOvsting your sUIicd gloycs with JUUvES's Is
pERors KID GLOVE CLEAssrR. Price 25 cents p,
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-08-22

wELIS' HACHISE-SPREAp STRENGTHENING PlAsl
ERs are It'll the hes. known. Their curative pow
crs far suTpRss all others.
National Republican., 1878-08-22

fOuSG PEOPLE do pay attention 10 your tech
neglect viii soon ruin them. he wise In time
Clean them daily with TnURsroS's Ivory PEARL
TUOrlI POWDER the most perfect drntrihCc EnOwn
II will keep theu through life In good condition
White aud sOunn, VIII harden tue gums, sweetei
he breath, and prevent tUothGChs. Sold BY al
druggists. IS aud 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-08-22
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY,

Buffalo, n. Y.-Buhilo. 4 Utica, 1.
Cincnnati.--Chicagos !; Cincinnati, 4.
3Milwaukcc Ws.-BustOn, 4; Milwaukee, 2.
Troy, n. Y.--Now bedford. .; Haymaker, 1.
Cleveland, Ohio-Forest City, IL Tecum-
sel 4
National Republican., 1878-08-22
CITY ITEMS.

WHIS you arc depressed by the guuu, sIckly
feeling OF dl,urdcTcd system, which ucrds To bt
clcanscd and stimulated into healthy action, take
II dose or two Of Ayers Pills aud see how quick
you can DO restored for Il shilling
National Republican., 1878-08-22

j. your hair harsh, dry aud stHl Does II refuse
to curl? Dire" IL with iHONlSON's uMAEE OPrIMH.
An ocagin"us compound Of singular merit It
will improve 1t. Sold Dy druggists. &c. Price Is
and jU cents per bottle
National Republican., 1878-08-22
Totals. .il ioism q Tctnls..... q 2ls ls d

The second game between tho Athletic and
Imperial was played yesterday, and again the
former succeeded in scoring victory. the fig.
urcs being ~ to l5
National Republican., 1878-08-22
JOC.IL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent interest paid on deposits. Special
rates On time depnsix J. II. SQCuR " Co.
PhnkCrs lllE InmMsNlNnlI nYcnmn.
National Republican., 1878-08-22

Arrlved-Schooncrs Breeze, Cranmcr, New
York b. II. Jones, Smith, Providence Elma
Wright, Chase, Boston all to load coal.
Cleared-Schoonors Breeze, Craniner, East
crn ports, with 400 tons of coal d. II. Jones,
Smith, Groton. with 336 tons of coal d. B.
Churd, Kelly, New Bedford, with 80 tons OF
coal
National Republican., 1878-08-22
Thrrmnmctric -Rcndinr..

OFFICE CHIEF sIoSALOrrrrrr T.. : A..
k,,.,
National Republican., 1878-08-22
THE rRAyELIHa TYPo.

Nows from tho Printers Delegate to Paris.
Tho following extract from private letter
written by Mr.. J. II. Ralston, Of this city, dele.
gate to Paris from the International Typo.
graphical Union, will provo interesting, espO-
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THIBODAUX, LMM, SANlED1 DECEMBRE 1878

Nous demandOns anx femlnes
chretiennes des E:ats Unis de Sc
joindre a nous pour presser lie
congress de donner 10 pouvoir aux
cours d'arr6ter de nouveanx pro-
gres de ce NAL, ct de diff6rer Pad
mission de Putah gu nombre des
Etats jusqu'a ce que ceci soft &C
cOmpli ct nous vous demandons
de faire circuler ct de publier no.
tre appel afin de stimuler le senti-
ment public, qui devrait 6tre
contre une abominatiOn particu-
lierement oppressive ct fetris>
sante pour les femmes.
"Nous avOns le 5dessein de de-
mander des signatures Il une petit
ton destinee au congress, ct nous
esperons que tout ministre de
PEyaDgile la recommanderl aux
femmes de sa congregation, ct
que toutes les associations chre-
tiennes feront ce qu'elies pour
ront pour obtenir des signatures.
Avec Ia cooperation cordiaIe ct
Faction concertee des femmes
chr6tiennes tie notre pays, nous
pouvons esper + avec contiance
que lie grand p6che lie la polyga-
mie sera aboli.'
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CONrESTATION.-Les radicaux
veulent contester leIeetion de
FHOn. AcKlen. elu nembre du
Congress, sous le pr<texte de cor
ruption. C'est hien q eux de Sc
plaindre.
En- meme temps, nous appre-
mons que lie tres-lev6rend Pere
Grimes. avec la benignite qni
n'appartieet qn'a ce martyr de la
malignite democratic, se croyant
bien NAL recompense de son zele
pour la cause ra1icale, s'est rem
du en- Vile pour contester relec-
tion de son collegne I. NJ. Frazier
Cette demarche qni n'aboutira
sHrement a ancnn r6snltat, nous
porte a croire que lie Pere Grimes
don't les vertuenseS qualities poll
tiques ct cOmmerciales Me san~
raient 6tre misses EN- doutes par
ses correligionnaires. devrait com
me une de nos cOnnais>ancesqui'a
pres avoir demande une ambas-
sade, s'est trouve aatisfait dune
vielle paire de culottes, sc conten
ter d'accepter Femploi que la Sen
tinelle lui a preaiablement ,off.rte
-ceile de CoUectioaneur de bouts
de cigares ct chiques emerites.
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Official.
Proceedings Of Town
Council.
TOWN HALL,

1OW N HALL.
Friday, November 18th. 1873.
The Town Council of the Town OF Thibo
daux met in special session this day at 8
o'clock p. NJ.
Present: W. c. Ragan Mayor and Thom
as Albertl, Cyprien Azema, j. E. Blanch-
ard. Lawrence Kecfe, Hudson W. Tabor
and Jos A. Trone, Trustees.
Or motion duly seconded the C0nncil pro
ceeded to the election OF a Constable.
The applications OF Theophile Thibodaux
and James Wright tor the offices of Consta-
BILE, Assessor, Collector and Wharfinger
were presented.
votes and James Wright n one; Theo-
phile Thibodaux having received a maiori-
ty of the votes cast was declared elected
Constable. Assessor, Collector, and Whar
finger.
On motion duly seconded the Council pro
eeeded to the election of Treasurer.
The application of jos. I. sFhibodeaux
for said Office was presented.
On motion of J. +. Blanchard. duly sec
onded Jos. T. Thibodeaux was elected
Treasurer by acclamation.
On motion duly seconded the Council
proceeded to the election of clerk.
The applications Of j. F. Allan, l.. p.
CaillOuet and A. j. Perrin for said office
were presented.
j. F. Allain received ~ vote, L. P. Gail
louet Il one and A. j, Perrin (4) four A.
j. Perrin having received maj jOrity OF the
votes cast " az declared elected clerk.
The Mayor appointed the following
standing committees.
Committee on Finance-H. w. Tabor, L.
Keefe, and Jos. A. Trone.
Committee on Improvements-C. Azema,
j. E. Blanchard and T. Alberti.
Committee ON Public Property j. E.
Blanchard. II. W. Tabor and l. keefe.
Committee on Education-Jos. A. TrOne,
r. Albert and e. Azema.
On motion of l.. Keefe duly seconded
the Mayor was authorized to employ the
Corporation Lahorer.
On motion duly seconded the council adj
journed to Monday November 25th at
o'clock P. NJ
(Signedl w. C. RAGAN. Mayor.
Al. PERRIN,
Clerk Town Council.
A true copy:
A. j. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
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tor the sum of Eight Hundred Dollars to
William Brockhoft and j. NJ. Bourg with
Bonds and notes as required by Ordinance
No 30 all signed by said William Brock
hoft and }. NJ Bourg as principals ank Cv
prlen Azema as security, was presented and
on motion duly seconded said lease Bond
and notes were accepted and approved.
The special com,h lttee reported that the
THIBoDAUx SENTINEL would print the pro.
ceedings of this Council at the rate OF One
Hundred and Fifty Dollars per annum.
On molten of C.. Azema duly seconded
the terms OF the THIBoDAUx SENTINEL we're
accepted and the committee discharged.
On motion duly seconded the salaries OF
the officers OF this corporation were made
the same as those of the former council as
follows:
Mayors salary per annum. 200 90
Treasurer's salary per annum. .-.... l25 90
Constables ...... 400 90
Assessors " 100 90
Collectors commission on Taxes. 500
Licenses. 10 Qr0
On motion of Blanchard duly secoa.
ded the Mayor was authorized to appoint a
ct building and report at next session the
the quantity of bricks and slate in sama
The Mayor appointed E Blaze chard and
II w Tabor on said committee.
Ordinance No. 50 levying an advalorem
tax of one per cent on all the taxable prop
erty of the Town Of ThibOdaux according
to tableau of assessment for 1873, was pre-
sented and on motion duly seconded said
ordinance was adopted by the following
vote. z-..
Yeas ,Ragan, Alberti, Azema, Blanch-
ard, Tabor and Trone.
Nays: None. ''-s
Ordinance No. 60 levying special taxes
and licenses on trades, prof .ssiOns, and Oc-
cupation sc. was presented and on motion
duly seconded said ordinance was adopted
by the following vote.
Yeas Ragan, Alberti, Arena, Blanchard
Tabor and TrOn6.
Nays: None:
On motion duly seconded the council ad-
journed
[Signed] w. C. RAGAN, Mayor.
A. J. Z PERRIN, Clerk Town Council
A True Copy
A. j. PERRIN. Clerk Town Council.
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Ordnance No. 50.

Levving an sdvalorem tax of one per cent
on a II the taxable property, within the
town of Thibodaux. according to the tab
leau and assessment for the year 1873.
Section |, Be it ordained by the Mayor
and Trustees Of the Tawn of ThibOdaux IN
council assembled-That an advalOren tax
of ~ mills for the current expenses of the
corporation and of q mills for the public
school, be and ere hereby levied Oh all real
and personal property within the limits of
the town of Thibodaux according to the
tableau and assessment Of 1873.
Section 2, Be it further ordained etc.
That all ordinances or parts of ordinances
contrary to the provisions OF this ordinance
shall be and are hereby repealed.
Adopted December 3rd, 1873.
GSignedl w. c. RAGAN. Mayor.
A. j. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
A True Copy
A. j. PRRRlx. Clerk Town Council.
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TOWN HALL,
Tuesday, November 25th. 1878.

Tuesday, November 25th. 1878. :
The Town Council of the Town Of Thib-
Odaux met in adjourned session this day
at 4OclOck p NJ.
Present: w. e. Ragan. Mayor and Thom
as Alberti Cypriep Azema, j. E. Blanch-
ard and H. w. Tabor Trustees.
Absent i: l.. Keefe and Jos. A. Trone,
Trustees.
The minutes of the previous session were
read and approved as recorded.
The following statement was received
from Ex-Mayor S. T. GrisamOre.
Thibodaux, November 22nd, 1873.
Statement of Bricks sc. due the Corpora
ton of Thibodaux.
Beattie Judge T. 2O.25O bricks. Beatti
Judge T. 10 tiles, Wright j. N. 1850 bricks
Aucoin P. A. 400 bricks, Legcndre j. A.
1890 bricks, Meyer l.. J. for iron railing
$4,000, Lasarde Cleophas for Sullivan's
house 2200 bricks, Lagarde Cleophas for
Warren Prescott 400 bricks, Howell J. NJ.
Due bill for bricks in hands Of Corporation
Treasurer. Clay Lagarde for MorIllon and
Naouin $500 bricks, which are in dispute
between Lagarde and ex Mayor Lorio, who
claims that Lagarde owes same which the
latter denies.
st. GRISAMORE, Ex-Mayor.
On motion duly seconded the Clerk was
ordered to make bills against the persons
named in above statement aud hand them
to the Constable with Instructions to mott
fy said parties to return the property bor
rowed within thirty days or pay for the
same at its market value and the Mayor
was authorized to appoint committee of
three who shall enquire into the disputed
claim against Mr.. Clay Lagarde.
The Mayor appointed 7. Alberti, 4. W.
Tabor and J. Z. Blanchard on said COM
mittee.
On motion duly seconded the Mayor was
given power to grant permission for taking
dirt in such portion of the canal as he
may think proper.
On motion duly seconded the Mayor was
authorized to appoint committee OF two
tor the purpose of ascertaining the terms
of the THIEoDAUx SENTINEL for publishing
the proceedings of this council.
The Mayor appointed G. Aze'na and ).
e. Blanchard on said committee.
On motion dulp seconded the regular SEES
sions of this Council were fixed to the LIST.
Tuesday of each month at o'clock P: NJ.
On motion duly seconded the council ad
'0csnsu tsi~ned, w C. RAGAN, Mayor.
iSignedj A. J. PERRIN,
eNe' Clerk Town Council.
Al. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council
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4 LIE quarter General pour
|sociants. commis..voyageurs,
Fnteurs, 1T hom'n-s d'affaires a
defuitivtment etabli au
(a9e House. Ce salon 81 elegant
soors frequente par NOS neil
citoyens "st devenu le rem
vous des gems d:affaires. Si
eut tronve' qneiaua ami oh
IT lea nouvr.'cs du jour on
uA sc 'endrr dams Get etab-
Fnent. On troHvera Ia, non
ementcelllsqa' 'onrhercha, ,mais
aus"i G. Asena, ia propri6-
u populai'e, ct Sos aides 81
Qal vons serviroat, sur de-
les wins Ell iiaGeurs lea plus
laux, les cisares les plus sa
DIX ct una table de billiard
mt de Ia IN il!aure lmanufac-
- ARtass. Unis.
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DECROTTEURS.-A mesurs que
(s travaax du chemin de fer a
encent, Thibodaux cevient une
Fale vile. L'esprit d'entrepriss
emble gagner tous les cerveaux !;
|enouvelles industrie se cre6nt,et
|arml celles deja crees nous cite
pms celIe de decrottear. ActuelIe-
pent Dons en- possedans deux,
(ont on peut entendre, du matin
q soir, sur Ia rue du Main, le
Fl melodieux de Hhiae'mup.
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Chez Simon Baum, encoignure
DIES rues Sr. Lonis ct Market, on
est sur de trOuver un assortment
c0mpletde marchandises seches 4
vendre AL prix de la Nouvelle
Orleans,
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|Rrco1,rE DE KlZ.-La reco!te
riz a 6ce excellente ct r6nnme-
rice near les cultivateuss de
|tre naroisse. La qnaiite en- est
|nna. ct lie prix otfert mar les
heteurs est profitable.
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c h g
|ruier. le train lie passagers dn
|emip lie fer Morgan a derailie
rratre miles Ell bas du Cross
|r Of nest retoarne L la NOnv-
Ee Orleans qu'a minuit. Ii y 4
nersonne de bleSse.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-12-07


MARcHE.-Le termage an mar
pc a etc adiuge lundi dernier a
y. William Brockhoft, pour la
pmme dc hait cents piastre.
|'ahflee rEecedeute &c meme fer
|age await atteint le chifre de
Fut ceht piasrres. Pas ce fait
3 reyenuS de Ia vile sc trouvent
emlnufs de cenf piastres. Cette
f.minutim, m,n'empechera pas mons
nermen d'ame,iol-r Ia con
'lOn de notle willie rudament,
fosvee par les depeuses de Ia
nlere epidemic.