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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-05-14
Sherifs Sale.
UNDER A DEGREE OF FORECLOSURE
Wy for Mor,gasee.


Notce Is hers
by given that by vir5usof a csrsl.l d.cr,e ald
ju l5snlvnt rcndsre IA O,slctcs jJt:G Of L. l.
coin cou.ity, D. l.. rduiered OIL tns 3 u day of o.
toper, 1910, IN pursuance o. tns tlel III fore,
ordering the sale of CERTAIN pce.nl IS ter..aitt 81
described. "ie., SAID JuY se.nsas was r.lIsred III
tavor OF Oe SVeuSol anu AGAINST i m ,e sol ..y=
beck, Tor the susa o. "a, HLlirei AMI TSeuGy-x w
Dollars, ana luse.oSt AT tle OF DC. ,at sc
annum from the 25tn day OCTOBER, 1913 aai costs
taxed at $685.
Aud also Dv virtue of 8 eerai.. ex ec, ion <, ~,
directed and delivered and no al my nIn ls,1sl
out OF tns CLERK on:e tas District JdrI III AL
for the ''oudsy oi iAnsJil, ID :, unlsr the n4ud
OF the lerk tiereof, add the se o. SAID court
upon the aforesaid Jnige,nsnt anu decree, ord srai
me to sell said property To satisfy SAID
did on the 2Ji DIS II Apaii, los, levy upon tho
following described real estate vi the SAID joan -
son LyOeck towt:
piece of land beginning at point Ten rods
south OF the n coraer OF u OF n Il u or Sec
ton Is, Township 81. Range A., thence iii a soatn-
westerly direction to po;at ten rods north of tn.
W corner of the L /, OF the y W "a of ,ecti,n H.
same Township and Range thence south to said
southwest corner OF $ l. u of N W "a Sec lS'
thence east eighty r,ds to southeast cor.e, OF
a. same Section, Township aud Range, tneacs
north seventy-six rods to the place Of Degin.iink;
containing twsnty acres.
And being commanded both in said Judgment
and execution to sell the to satisfy saii Judge
ment, interests ADJ costs AMI cosGs TAFT ma; ac-
crlle
Now therefore by virtue of said Execution and
judgement, shall o the ltta day of Jus 1915 at
the hour OF IL O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day,
at the front OF OF the Court H1ts, III tle Village
OF s.nten, Lincoln county, i,akota Territory
proceed &, properly aoege d:sat..5.:, ~
Judgment. amounting at this date 20 Sl53sZ
lncludiuJ interests aai costs, also ,ver ald
sansiy ali accrdeing costs and Disbursements, tlr
SAME to 10 sold To the .snest aud best bidder TOR
cash.
Dated April 23d 1873. A.P. DIXON,
Sheriff OF Lincoln Co,
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A Cool Mother.

A few days ago q lady in Sixth Ward
WAS making nloIasses candy for her child
dren. While removing the melted liquid
from the stove, her little boy in his haste
to obtain his portion, stumbled against his
mothers elbow, npsclting the dish over
her hand. burning her in frighttuI
manner. She Immediately wrhpned her
hand up in Il cotton hankerchlel and satu.
stated it with II bottl" of Wolcott's Pain
Paiut, keeping it constantly wet with the
remedy. The RESULT was more than won.
dertul it not only stopped all pain in Il
very short time, but her hand did not even
blister, and he next day was apparently
rs we'll rs ever, win the exception of two
small places where the skin Was actually
Turned off vt the time OF the accident
Sue saw that with lhis remedy, she never
fails in removing II, adache, Too.hachc
and Neuralgia within few minutes by
an outward APPLICATION; besides curing
rheumatism. healing Ulcers and sores
of long stsnllng. without causing any
pain in in direct application; on 'hc con
trary. producing very Cooling and sooth-
ing effect te all emf lmed surfaces
Thi: rempdy-"Wocui's Pain PAint"-
has been before the public for many years
and is well known for its remarkable pow
ers, As q healing agent. For the benefit Of
our readers we would ssy that this Mcd-
cine is manufactured by K l.. Wolcon SO
Cor,landt street, New York, and sold by
all Druggists. 2
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Mortgage Sale.

nEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE N the pay
A'ment OF Certain M)aeys secured by cert sin
Mortgage bearing date the 20th day Of July, 1876,
made and eys,ntel by Evrin J. Lissrin IS Nor
gagor to Jacob Ru'nnsl OF Minnehaht county, DA-
kota Territory MORTGAGE, which said Mortg ,ys
contains power OF sale in OF default in tina
conditions thereof, sud recorled in the Office
OF the Reg ster of Dpeis o: Lincoln County Oak y
ia Territory in B )ok "C'' p.ges 1923, $50 aud
33l, on the 2lst tAy OF July, A. D. 1916, at tbs
O'Clock =. m, " sail @ay said Mortgage given
to sacilrtt'e pay n,l' y cert il p-o nlsSory
ote bear ny iats win "A VI JIts,ye, Al rx-
ecuted by the said M,rtgaIor Tor tina OF One
hundred and Fourteen Dollars and Interest as in
said note provided. and due the 30th day o Ju-
ly, A. d. 1877, and proceedings At w or her
wise have hesi ID to recover Ia. "a dot rcm
ing due and unpaid. or any part theteof, aud
WHEREAS, the amount claim d to be due OH
the said NJ, tgtSe vt ~ dat. hereof 10 the OF
One Hundred snd II rty Seven 7l-lo0 Dollars
(Sl37.7D aud that said sum is the whole smount
OF sal 'e0s'I. oItl 1iIipN all IL:erost 70
naming unpaid.
to tn. StAtl., in such male AMI pTovii ii that
by virtue OF rIs pos,r OF sale Ia said Mortgage
cortAued, the said NJ rts tse will be fore Aossl by
sale nf tho premises herein described, At Pubhc
Auction Oh tn, S0th day OF May. A. y. 1878, 1t
O'Clock III the fore1 o Of 81 lay Vi tne 70 A.
of the Court House III the liAge OF Canton III sad
Lincoln Couuty, DsS1Ix TerriI)Ty t, p.y the
amount due up n SAIL No ts!S-, tn Lea expaa-
ses tIereo an ne sam u 'orty oallarj attorney
tecs AZ pr'Ei,e for ii said n )r..,41s.
Tn; rol owing IS = l. t2fGDCoI }; "a. " ,rty.x.i
prrniis'' .s Aforesaid 10 o. sid, i, col..il.l 10
sad nof's'R Tao sodCl Vest ! l,rt,r Of J &C.
ton NuMoer Four, in Township Nunter Ninety
Seven o. Range Nlmhar Flcty Mas.
Dated at sioux Falls, d. T., tais 13th day OF
s.nril. A. D. lo7n.
JACOB RUMMEL,
r, +. PErr1GREw. MorJgagte.
. Attorney Mortgage. lis-w-6.l
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a Mud-ROad Locomotive.

Perhaps the most novel sight that was
ever seen in Michigan was Witnessed here
says The Farwell (Mich) hegtster, IN the
way of q railroad engine running through
The woods on II common dirt road. The
engine arrived a day or TWO since, on the
Flint and Pcre Marquette Railway, from
Pitlsburg, made cxpressl, for their rail
road norm Of Ibis place, used for hauling
logs to the MuskrdOn River. After its nr
rival here the query WA, how TO get the
engine to its destination some 10 mi les
distant. Two hundred dollars having
been offered for the JOB without avail, the
managers conceived the novel plan of get.
ting up steam and trying the wagon road
whlc... WAS put into execution. Steam was
gotten up ana the engiue started north
ward on the IVnia AM Hough'on Lake
State road at the ives, end OF Town, with
cheers and hurrahs from The assem- gu
crowd. 1t moved off slowly and steadily
without any apparent difficulty, followed
by force Of inen with levers, and teams
with water to supply its wants, The sight
WAS curious and novel, railroad engine
pntfing through the tll pines vomiting
fire and smoke and startling the astonish-
ed wondsmcn along the route, An aston,
iShed mosshack came into town the same
day and declared he had seen hell and the
devil black here in the woods" The
story Of the steamboat looking for water
may not he hard to believe after this
Gin. Star,
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Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS. default ha been made. in the
W payment Of the money secured by . certain
mortgage dated the l4th day of April, 4. n. 1876,
duly executed and acknowledged on the 14th ny OF
June, 1876. by Andrew P. Dixon and Hannah + .
Dixon. OF Lincoln county, d. T. mortagors. to I.
r. Gilbert, then OF the state OF Illinois, now OF Le-
Mars Iowa, mortgage. which said mortgage wss
v recorded In the Office OF the Register of Deeds
OF Lincoln county and said Dakota Territory IL
book sc" on pages 307, 3OS, 300 and 80 Of mort
cages, the 7th day Of July d. 1876 at
a. IN. of said day, and WHEREAS. The amount now
due nn said Mortgage on this 22d day Of April, A.
D. 1874 is One Hundred md Thirty five and ~ 100
Dollars principal, and Four and 05 100 Dollars In
terest, total $l39.7T. which amount is now due Oh
said mortgage, and, WHEREAS. Nc sction or pro-
ceediugs have bsen instituted at law to recover said
deot, or any part thereo', therefor NOTICE is
hereby given that by virtue of the power of sal.
contained in said mortgage and in pursuance Of tn,
codes in ouch cases mace and pi ovided, the saiN
mortgage W y be foreclosed by klle Of the prem.
ises therein described towit: The Northeast
quarter (l41 Of Section Ten t10), in Township min.
ty-nlne )99, If Range fifty t50A situated in tn.
comfy Of lrcc,s. and Territory of Dakoia ut pub,
lie auction ut the front doc IF The Court House.
t.e vl.list .aaso,, il Lincoln Couaty, Dako,
Fesestosy, "a tls i.l lay OF June, A. I. 1875, Il
IL . cock IL N. OF sAii day.
l. T. G1LBEar,
>. w. TAYLOR, Mortgage.
MY for Mage. A. o. Hubbard,
Dated OF Canton.o. I. Coroner
April l2i, 1918 ta-w-s
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\ Greenhouse At 0T6 oyR

For S1.OO we will send rREE BY MAIL either Of
beluw-named collections, all distinct Varieties:
Abutions, or AZal-as.
Beg pniat, or Caiu1ilias.
Cal.diums (fAucyl, or Carnations (monthly),
IL Ohry sutnc,na:IS or Il Coieus,
CeAtsureas, Oh ) other white-leaved plants,
Dahlias or Eiauthus (new Japan).
Ferns, Moses, or Fuchsias,
Gorauin rs, Fancy, 8 Variegated. or Ivy.
leayed,
dosini ), 8 Gladiolus, or Tuberoses (Pearl)
Grape vines. Honeysuckles, 4 Hardy Shrubs
eiiotropts, Lantan.s, or Petuaias
Pausies (new Germany or Sslvias,
Roses. Monthly. Hardy Hybrid, or Climbing,
8 Violet (scentei), or Daisies, English,
II ScArcer bedIin., or l. Scarcer GreenHonse
Plants,
Is Verbeuas, distinct aud splendid Sorts
70 Vrretles OF Flower. or 20 varieties OF Vegetable
Seeds,
or by EXPRESS, buyer to pay charges.
collections for g. o. Tor 800; 9 for 500; II
for 500; II for 100: is for 1900; the full col
lectio ot $50 varieties Of lints and ieeds-suiic-
lent to stock greenhouse and gGr1en-for $500,
to our book "GarIening for Pleasure and Cstx-
logu. offered above value l.75) will be added.
Peter henderson & Co.
,,H Y
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-05-14

Tho Supreme Court OF Nebraska has pro-
nounced unconstitut Ional the State law exemptiny
from taxation iand o which the owners aasI, have
planted forest trees. Tais decision, willie 1t Will
discourage the cllt Atioa OF tree, in that larse
reeiess State. is gr r,lief to tas sts. tsxpay-
In Saunders cod ay ,.e.. lsn or tbs loi.
property-Shout Sll1 ,JJJ-wAs exempt under the
law, and In Lincoln ty the val % Of the exempt-
ed property reached 81 6l1,0oo.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-05-14

The Detroit N,se P..ess loses none of
its mirihfal dispos itlo,, although its
building and valuable property has been
reduced To ashes. It's tssi,or ys....sss.ss
spotlling consultations is tat there is less
pring poetry in the country by sewers!
bushels than there was this time last
week
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-05-14
Summons.

TERRITORY OF DAK,,rA,l District Court
Iss. in and for LIN.
County Oh LINCOLN cola "a Iuty, I'D
judicial District.
Joseph L. Durfee,
Jgiii95
Susan VI Dur+ec, !
Tas TERRITORY OF DAKOTA
To the above nlm"' Detenda It, In the naine OF tho
Territory OF Dakota:
You are he chy summoned and required to an
swe: the complaint OF the Plaintiff Ia the above ~
titled action, which was flied in the office OF tbs
C,rk o, the District Cour, " the I'd Judicial District
in and for the county Of Lincoln, on the 9Th day OF
April 4. n. 1873 and to save copy OF your answer
10 said complaint on the anbscriber, at his Office In
the Village of Canton, in said county, within thirty
(3)) days after the service of the summons upon
you, exclusive OF the day OF such service; and II
you fail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, tae Plaintiff in this action Will Ap-
ply to the Court for the relief demanded In tho
complaint.
D.tet Canton, Dakota, April sth 1878.
j. W. TAYLOR,
3-2-7w Plaintiff . Attorney.
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The amount Of pi ne lumb or timber left stand
Ing the forests Of ne timber States Ia said to be
92o,ooo, OOO,oN ieet u ut 1t Is only question Of
ume when this will ~ exh listed, /. the woek Of
COILS amp.ion and d. str ,ctioa goes on, without
greater efforts to pill oNds for renewal of tae
supply.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-05-14
Illinois Central x 4,
Shorest Route to Chlca. g.
Sioux City to Chicago
Without Chan -. r.

Express train leaves Sioux City, 1:25 p. M, and
at Chicago 400 p. m; Is minutes earlier than C. L
N. W. X. r. ..
Sleeping runs through from Newell 10 Chic.
reo. Fare Tor sleeping car, only $500. paaseu
ger leaving icago at 10 a. IN.
Bound west, arrive at Sioux City at IL 80
An accommodatiQnrain will leave a.,
ally, except Saturdays at $3.50 P. NJ, CONNECTING
Nth through passenger train at Fort DODGE Pas.
sengers leaving Chicago at 925 NJ, arrive at Sioux
City at Z 100 A.. NJ.
Trains going east connect at Chicago with m
trains for Detroit Cleveland Buffalo Niagara Fals
plttsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington,
New York, Boston and all parts Of the East
81, ms train connects It Waterloo with trains on
the Cedar Falls and Minnesota Branch, leaving
Waterloo at 2:2O A. M, and arriving at Mona at 40
A. M, connecting with the Milwaukee and ST. Paul
railroad trains, and arriving at st. Paul at 55 p H.
and Minneapolis at 80 P. N.
Connections are made at Freeport with trains Oh
the Illinois Central main line leaving Freeport at
9:47 P. NJ, arriving at Galesburg at 445 p M. Peo-
ria, 900 P. NJ; Burlington at TOO P. NJ Rock Il
land at 80 p M, Quincy at $3.50 M, st. Louis
l:l5 A. NJ, and Cairo ut 4:l5 A. NJ. Connecting IT
Cairo with trains for Memphis, Nashville, Vioks-
burg, Mobile, New Orleans and ali parts Of the
South. =
Connections are made at Freeport with Western
Union trains, leaving Freeport ut 80 r NJ and ar
irving ut Racine vt 1858 P. M, and Milwaukee At
1925 P. M.
Connections are also made At pubucue to a..
LOUIS. Cairo api all points South.
BaSEas btke6 hrOu 9Th
To all important points.
For through tickets and information apply at the
illinois Central depot.
Trains run by Dubuque time, which 10 tvept,
minutes faster than Sioux City.
JOSEPH r. TUCKER Ch;c.ro
W. r. JOHNSON, Master of Transportation.
Gen'l Passenger Agent, Chicago.
Il. A. HAMILTON, Agent. Sioux City.
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21OO Miles of railway
PULLMAN HOTEL CARS are run alone by it
through between
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND CHICAGO!

PULLMAN HOTEL CARS are run alone by II
through between
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND CHICAGO!
No other road runs Pullman Hotel cars, or an,
other form u! Hotels cars, through, between the
MISSOURI River and CHICAGO.
1t, line laid with heavy steel rails upon a dee,
LED i broken stone ballast, and bridges A1e o.
1roa r some. Its passenger trains are equlppe,
VA 4 every Known Improvement lor comfort AL.
salty, are run al il.r speed Tor greater Gstances
than the trans " ANY line GA the continent. In.
Company has Largely increased its equipment to.
travel, and tuiiL III its own shops locomotives HI.
passenger cars At snort notice sufficient to full,
accommodate any extra demand. The unequ Ile,
resources at the con.nand OF the Company xuaran-
tee the most perfect accommodations for all its pat
roGs. The
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
for which tie road is 80 justly celebrated presents
to the tra'eler over its perfect roadway AL ever
changing panorama OF river, mountain aud land.
Scape views uue4uale, In America.
Tie EATING o'AT!SNS
on this line are unsurpassed. Meals are furnished
"tsuable nours, snu ample time allowed tor enjoy
ing them.
PASSENGERS GOING EAST should bear il.
Al.na that t,,45 Ii the
Best QUITE to Chicago.
hND ALL EOlSib
Passengers by this route have cho ice Of FIVE d +;
:erent routes and the adv q Iille Of J;tlt L..
Lines Palace Sleeping Cars from Chicago to
- PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
AND OTHER EAsTtRN FONTS
Insist that the Ticket Agants sells you ticketeb,
tn" No,th-Western Road. Exame your tickets, Ill.
refuse TO buy If they 90 not read UyeI this road,
All gents Sell them and Check usual B2yxay,
Free by TIL, line,
Through Tickets via this Route to all Eastern
Points can be procured at the Central P..ciic Raj
road Ticket Once foot OF Market Street, aud at a.
New Montgomery Street, San rrsucisco. and st g.!
Coupon Ticket Offices OF Central Pacific, Unio.
Pacitc, and all Western kailro DIS.
New York nfnce, No AIS Broa way. Bos, on OF.
hce No. State Street. UIana Oltiee, 245 Farm
ham Street. San ! ranciSc,' Office, New Mont
gelnery Street. Chicago Ticket Offices; ~ Clar.
Street, under Sherlnon House; rs Canal, cor, or
Madison Street; kiiIsle Street Depot, corner IVES.
kinse and Canal Streets; ellis Street Depot, cor
her Wells Kin 10 Streets.
For rates or information not attaiuable from.
your home ticket agents, apply to
MAETIs HUGHiTT, WI. SrsSExrr
'den1 alauB' =, Chicago. Ger' Pass. Ay't, CLiaagc
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PRICES As Low As THE LOWEST,
Fits Enlipsey.
FALLING SICKNESS,

Permanently Cured no humbus by one
north ussge ofDr. Gonlsrd's Celebrated Infalli-
bic Fit owiers. To convince sufferers that hese
powder will do all we claim for them, we will send
them by nail, POST PAID, FREE TRIAL BOX.
As DR.. uard Is the Only phs stefan that has ever
made thi- LID use special study, and a. to our
knowledg thousands have been permanently cured
by the use these POW ,ERS, WE Will GUAR.
ANTEE ORNAMENT cure Iii every case, or
REFUND DU ALI. MONEY EXPENDED. All
sufferers should give these powders an early trial
and be convinced Of their curative powers.
Price Tor large boz, Sj.8o, or four boxes FOR
$1,000. sent by mail 70 :::y part Of the United
safes or Canada receipt Of price, or by express
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Washington i,irelcs are rife witt. eu.

Washington circles are rife with ru.
nors as to the rel suit Of Biair's efforts 10
have what he call ) tue Presidential fr .ud
Investigated. S6Amc claim that nothing
will come Of it, others that Potter will
offer u resolution, for Investigation, bu.
THAI the plan mos. favored is that The res.
oluiions offered ia The House be ever the
subject o! imp, acl ,ment. 1t is admitted
that Hayes canuot be impeached for acts
done prior To takiiig the oath of office, tut
his enemies claim that he b. cunoioned
tue frauds which ere practced and made
appointments and iven recommendations
based upon PERSONAL knowledge that the
persons benefited weee actors in the
fraud.
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Mortgage Sale.

r. +. PErr1GREw.
Attorney Mortgage.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-30
THE COURTS.
THE VUUKTS.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
SUCCESSION OPENED.
Louisa Rowe deceased. wife OF George Rowe.
n n m Il 4 G.AIIRT
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

Mayer Bros Vs. J. E. schma1z.- Prayer for q
writ of provisional seizure for $437 80. Writ
isued.
4. WHIT vs. @. e. Girardev ct a1s--This is a
proceeding by injunction to restrain @ q: di-
rardey an auctioneer In New Orleans. tho State
Auditor and the State Treasurer from account
ing for auditing. paying Or receiving into the
State treasury the sum of 500 81, retained BY.
said Girardey from the proceeds OF the sale OF
certain real estate sold DIT public auction from
the plaintiff Said amount being retained In
conformity to the provisions OF sections las, 46
and 147 OF the Revised Statutes. providing that
all property, rights or credits sold at public
auction except such rs are exempted by law,
shall be Liable to duty of one per centum OF
the price ut which 1t shall be sold.
Plaintiff AYERS that his property had already
been assessed, and that the PAYMENT of the
sum above mentioned would be in cOnfraven-
ton Of the amendment of 1874. In that it makes
the tax exceed the maximum Of 12h mills, as
fixed by that amendment: and he prays that
the said Girardey be ordered to refund the said
sum Of $3.50 81.
Several parties interviewed, sustaining Wintz'
allegations that the article II unconstitutionh.
The Charity Hospital INTERVIEWED. setting forth
that the tax is levied for its support, and that
the repeal Of it would denrive the institution OF
a revenue necessary for its maintenance.
Counsel for the hos pita has also filed brief
for the Auditor and Treasurer
The Supreme Court has decided on this ques-
ton. 20 A. Ill.,
Judge Monroe decided in favor of plaintiff
making the Injunction perpetual IA against the
above named officials. and condemning defend
ant tGirardey) to pay the costs.
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CARD OF THANKS.

The Little Sisters of the Poor" express their
sincere thanks to the New Orleans papers-the
DEMOCRAT. the Picayune. the Times. the Bee.
the Morning Star and the Propagateur-for adj
vertising the Baby Show" given on the four
teenth instant; to the lightning" and Price
Current" printing Offices for printing cards
and circulars to the American District Tele-
graph Company: to the Crescent City Ice Com
pany; to L. Grunewald, ESQ, for the generous
Offering of his splendid hall; to the Hon. E.
Pilsbury, Messrs. A. II. Isaacson. Oh. Carriere
J. A. d'Hemecourt and DR.. Capdevielle: to Mrs.
A. n. Isaacson. Oh. Carriere, G. o. Dyer. f. W.
Kirchoff. J. b. Lafitte Jas. Bowling. E. Pilsbury.
and P. Blanc, whose untiring zeal planned the
organization and assured the success Of the
entertainment.
The Little Sisters" return also their thanks
to the public in general. whose sympathy never
failed to prove beneficial to their institution,
aud in particular t, those who contributed to
the success of the Baby Show" by their devo-
tedness or their generosity.
The net proceeds amount to 1851 Is.
SISTER MARIE CLAIRE, Superioress.
New Orleans, March 20, 1878, IL
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ST. LOUIS INSTITUTE.
DtstrIbutiOn of Medals to the Young Lady
Graduates.

Di.tribution of Medals to the Young Lady
Graduates.
Yesterday evening ut Mrs. Matthews institute
on Dauphine street. near Bayou Road, there
took place the distribution Of medals to the
young lady graduates.
The occasion drew large attendance OF pa
rents and friends. SO large indeed that the hall
WINS flied to it's utmost capacity, aud happy
were those who could secure places near the
doors and windows opening on The courtyard.
The programme selected for the evening was
varied and entertaining.
Several of the stud nts showed their skill on
the piano In playing difficult compositions
from we'll known artists.
The salutatory was delivered with charming
grace and exquisite feeling by Miss A. Traut-
man, whose fresh and pretty fae ana sympa-
thetic voice won for her the hearts OF tho au-
An English play, "A Slight Mistake and the
sprightly French comedy, I'm al travesti."
were acted with much entai,'; gaiety and vlvac-
ty BY the Young wse paes are nen ns
Villa Mile Alice Ncomeda. Mile: Antonio Fer
nandez. Mile. Clythilde Kerr. Nile. Adeline
Souvenir. a composition by Miss Nieeomede.
LES Adieux" by Miss A. Fernandez, AN Re
yoir" BY Miss A. villa. and Farewell" by Miss A.
rsscted g.eat credit on Inc yonhe
We cannot but cong ratunte Mrs. Matthey on
the success Of yesterday's exhibition. -.
Institute since 1871. and has always manifesed
the greatest care and solicltude towards those
placed under her charge. ,,
Assisted BY an experienced cort OF teachers
Mime. Picard Mr.. Rouen. Nine. Laf $50: Mile.
Markev and Mme. Prevost-she cann t fai to
reap the reward of her long and diflieni task q
educating and forming the young mind. md
fitting young ladies' to be worthy ornaments in
their respective slh. res.