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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
StaOt Baltimore.

BranOi itattit'i t. Sm perflofenen
Otonate fauen II Srdnoe in Der Staot Dor,
Don melden Der am 8. Au9ult i'm Sleioers
laoen Der Srau Satbarine Siibbe, gtr. %,
Sarrilo Strabe, Der beoeutenoite mar. 9ur6
bieien 8ranb muroe ell S9aoen bon etma
$500 angerldItet. Die Seuerluebr wuroe nur
fieben Wtal alarnirt.
0ireftoren= 28 ah /. - Die 96.
Sarl gSeber, u. g8eisflttcl, s. 9Sebr, s..
StruuB, gS. g. 2(tfiuiou, q. $. ShulS, S.
u. Soppelmann uno 90. g8ialuger itnb gez
fteru oils 9ireftoreu Der yOeuti1en 8nnf," ,"
auf Der Norooft.@de Der Baltimore uno 6o1i-
bapitraBe, Iiir'S nd6fe Sabr tutsber erlua6ft
moroen.
Die n8 / t nj orerSppo9rapbens
Il II n" bat in ibrer lebten Seliammlung,
in fpel9er Tie fir bic AM gelben 6ieber 2etbens
ben i'm Sitoen 5000 uerntllt9te, ben BeidluB
9efaBt, cine @tnlaoun9 sur 8beilnabme all
benz am II. bS. Ott8. i'm y ggSeit S9aten=
garfe" III baltenOen SO5lalitenzPicntc III d t
an5un b men.
Sic / d brlibe ftilGe 9(noadlt Ser
fatboliiden @eiitliden Der 0lO5ele Baltimore
bat 9elteru abeno I'M ct. Warlen Gent
mare" begonnen uno ipiro bis gum rG6lten
Sdntitagsa aDlor9en mGbren.
Paler NH9ullH DOM DSOOONOu 9Oue9
leitet Die 9lnOaht, melder @eiltiife aus Bal
timore. g8aihingtOn, 6reOerid, Cumberland
uno anoeren Srten oe5 Staates beimobnen.
Sat pDllig 10 te eoer9eneien ut DIE
% -lGhrige SRI. anna Gberbaro, Die III lbrer
gSobnung an Sregoll=, uniern Dec Gomoaros
Strafe, ieit ungefdbr Orei Sabren an elmer,
uie e8 idlien, unbeilbareu Granfbeit oaruieber
aeleaen bat. @roBe 5reuoe bat bies gliif'
iife greisuiB bel ibren 6reunoen uno Slenn.
binuen erregt, Die bereitS an ibrer 8leOerbsrs
fteliuua 3u 5meifeln begannen..
@Is 81 egtfrirungs= Snperpti or
in Der IA. g8arb tpurbe geitern g8illiam $.
@ltfforo an Stelle bon u. 81. 6ob6s, Der 6Qs
9nlt ablebnte, beeloigt. 8unpes Ntari6aQ
Wic@lintof bat S. 3. gisss fir bic Z. uno
9. g. 6enoerion fir Die 10. gSarS als Spes
5ial : 6iiliSmariddae 5ur unterftiituus Der
Supcrniioren ernaunt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
polfsrer- -Matfrialien
ltttS Gtiett @aaren fir W6beIu

tut 0robcn u. &Ieineu,
eas sroBte Eager in ber stabt sm oeu id,Ied,teu
1etten an8emefeucn Vretieii, ndmltd,: Sarider
lSerges), setreifte uno Brofat9nnenaeuee 3u Slip
ueberaii9en, Reps, Saartub. Cotelines, atlas, rob
Seioe, g!alf, Siptlid, Weddings, Saare, Sprung.
@nlmpe, Shnuren, gtublitee unb Sled,trcbr, ioipi
olles gum GinIefien, Seleten unb Iuipuben grior
oerlthe.-/ .. Stonep 9sorris s Gomp.,
(><pt20,1S) ytr. SO, 6anonerffr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
S6iTbrii6e ,tno Werl,tite bot 0setts
i4leNIeb&tt.

5anGran3tsco CO, 2. September.-9er
Dampfer ySceanic" bringt bic gia9ridt Don
Dem llntersanse bes bon auftralien nud Sra.
nllla beitimmten britii6en 8oli4iffeS n2oro
Of the Ssles" uno Der britii9eu Sarfe
vQueen," fpelde bon Sin9apore mad Der Sn>
lel Balos unteripess mar. Die Wannif,aft
oes Sollidiffes purbe 9erettet nuo iit IN
Sons-SOng anaefommen. Ser Gapitdn uno
8 bis Watroien Der garfe Queen" ertranten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
NHalobrdnoe am sunerinr. see

. 1cQ90, 2. September. r.-Gener0l Sas.
$. Safer, meld)er pom n6roliden llier oeS
SuperiorzSee'S in ct. Saul, Miun., eit=
trai, berlhtet, OaB Die Oorti9en g9dlOer auf
elmer Strede bon 160 Wteileu III 8ranb iteben.
0as Seuer brad nube Duluth aus uno oer-
breitste iid uon bort bis na9 8enUere8ai,
@rQllD= =Ware8 UNI Oorieihoe- Sai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03

gs 1T nt6t aaes Sob, mas sldn3t, es finb
uidt ale WebiSineu, tpeld)e 9roBartig an9e.
3eigt peroeu, Don gutter 9GirfIng, ionSern i'm
@e9entbeile oft nidlt einen SdluB Bulper
uerib. 9lls Elm tuirllid1 gutes Wtiltel f0nuen
mir unieren 2eiern bas ct. Safobsz Sci
empfsblsn, oenn oaiielbe madlt tdsli9 Die
wunOerbarlten Suren. Gs iOll Oas einsiefte
Gare @l,ttel geaen &beumatismus leia. (2lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
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Sbu9en
Yootb RannMife,
AMERICAN VERMILLION WORKS.
Nr hVrahr aimne Wp.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03

0aSfo66iett>
Domes, EtnaS, VukauS
u.5 10. tperben auf Brote au
seeuSirten Wreiien perfauit. 8aSeinrtd5tmmge
p0np olirtem W Il in 9 unb W lica.
Mae neuen unb auserleienen @nridtungen oristnef,
let Saigon, neuerbin9s pernoltommnet, nb lest sir
Hniftbt arsgefent. 4leir6bren unb 8aSeinrtd,s
tum9 In alien ibren Branden. Gang neue Ruifer,
aus ben beten Sa6riten iore!dltis aussetpdbt. Aue
Gaden sI m69ihft nieorsen Yreien.
(Gept3, Si.a.GD Sohu 8. Seioo,
Nr. r.163, Def s 3 e tt eifr.: nabe sor6'sOperns
hailie. friiher bel 6. q. TaniGinu & 6 ann
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
Grtrttnfen.

Sttama, Ont, 2. Septbr. = 0rei iunge
Damen, Namens MagSie uno 9iSsie See nno
gDa GbparbS, ertranfen am lebteu Sanlftage
bel Yembrofe, no fie i'm Ottawafuiie baoeten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
Ner Iekfe 8nftfraifb,

2ebalta, Wto., 2. September.-0ie bret
Berionen, rpelhe am lesten Sonnta9e Die
beutide y@oncorbia@ @Sanf" 5u @oncorbia,
Wo., beraubten, puroen bente in Der 9tdbe
iener @taot berhaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
@ermtfdlte telearapbiidle aepeId,em,

= Sn B BbGlaoelph pno bis Iebt I'M
@anSen S23,335.O5 CUR llnterfGbun9 Der
gtOtbleibeuOen in ben bonn gelben Sieber
beimgeiudten StdOteH oes SiiOens uufgebraAt
iporben.
- Die @eicbqebung bon gritii d. 6 0.
| IL nj / a nabm geiterH nit IA ge9en 8 Stm'
men cine q Oreiie au Die &6nigin
Siftoria oil, melte eriudt, baB iidJ Die
YropinS Don Der canuoii6en Dominion tren'
nen Oiirfe, wenu Die 2eete~e bis gum l. @ai
1879 oaS in 1874 getroffene leberelnfonlmen
nidt 5ur ausfibrung brin9c.
- @r @ouuerueur Seurg q. s aigb bt
on @alifOrnlen fart 9eitern plGblldl
gu Gan Srln5isco i'm Siireau leine8 9lrSts8,
luobin er iih be9eben bate, nm ar5tliten
Jatb Su erlangen. Die SOoeSuriade 1T nod
nid)t 0einitiO ermittelt.
= 8iidOf 81 Niernep 81 albang,
yt.=D., ueranaltete geitern i'll ieluer gBObz
nnu9 einen @mpfanq gu Gbren Oes Sc ar
biual8 SO @lo8tep. 9(le Yralaten Der
Oi0Seie uno piee anoere berUora9enOe tatbOz
liide @eitlid)e iparen aulpeleno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
Veruttid1te Depeid)ett aus Getnz
MOrf.

Stem pzDort, 2. September. - Sob CT.
6fiuete gefern 81 1903.
- Sas bonn SauS=@omite Iber Wfittel uni
8ege ernannte Sub.@omite, tpel6es mt einel
llnteriudung oes bieiigen 3ouamt8 beauf'
tra9t tlt, iollte feline Situng bereit8 beutt
besinneu, beibloB Ieood, ben Nufans ieine,
slrbeit bis mor9en su peri4iebeu. 0as 60
mite beftebt ans 5ernanOo gSOOo (N.-Y.)
@eneral garFelo (S.), S, 9fanoolpb Guder
(girg.), @eneral gf. q. 8anfs (Ntaii.), 5i6
ter Ybelps Conn.,, Senrp 8. Sarris (9a.,
unO Sen. 8anoall 8ibiOn (Qa.).
- Der 9ampfer yGarouoelet" lit beute oou
papanna bier angefontmen.
- 9Sm. Iltor Seld)nete beute $500 5ul
llnteritiibuug Der Sieberfranten i'm Saoeu
gGn1. $. Sanoerbilt ebenfaus $500 uno Sc
neral g. s. Magee 5000. Die getrG9e fiji,
oieien 3med belaufen f1 bis Oato i'm San,
sen auf $44, ,637.12.
- Sas Saus Der Sii6Dfe Der proteltanti.
ifen @pnfopaltir6e erlangte beute enolih
mad einem aufidube bon beinabe elmer gSod)e
Elm Quorum, ndmlid 80 Mitslieoer. gtad
elmer flr5en @ebeimiisun9 perta9te fif bas
!5au8 bis morgen.
- Son 2iperpool 1T Der 9ampier ,Mo1.
tana" beute bier augelanst.
- Der Oampfer ySomerIet" traf beute
bon Srtltol bier elm,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
MpoQinartS
Watiirli9es
M infral- i 30 a RE +.
ssu hohem @rabe monjiireno

0amjtie be9ntadttet burb Die Academic de Me=
decline" Don Sranfreib, uno oeiien Verfauf tn
ssranfreidb autorifirt eurb Spe5tal=Oefret oer
franS0f5hen Re9erung.
Vmpiohlem BON Den bod,fen IrstItdjen Yutort=
taten In Weip=Dorf, als:
ugn entsidenoes getrdut."
rBe porSisIidber, als Ydbp. Stlters= ooer tr9eno
ein anoeres 2Daiier."
,Gehr pobltbueno uno eririiheno."
nAbfolut rein uno 9eiuno; beiier, alS aHe anoeren
Waier fir ben td9lihen @e5rauh ,Iret pom
allen giiltpenoungs sgrInoen, tpelte 9e9en bas
@rotonz uno fanfflid1 m0uiftrenb 9emahtes
QBafer seltenb gemadbt tperoen.-
nHtr BON jcinem eigenen Gdie burd]5o9en."
.g2ltlidl uno b0d5f cn9enebm.-
p@eLno unb {ebr geeignet bel Opspepfe unf
afuten arantbeitsfdGen."
sUitb entjduerno; befommt BerodnungslnDa'
den unb sur @id1t @eneisten porsii9lid..
rBei Deitem oas an9enebmife @etrdnt, OBJ rem
ooer NIT Bein gemiiht 9etrunten iebr niisltd
bel Waaeu= ober 8laien>Satarr9 uno bel @tbt.'
.gtidbt nur elm aurus, lonoern cine ytot4fpenots
teit."
tbe}eru uno UatneranaijerzS Sdnblern tn ben ganaer
8er. Gtaaten, urib i'm @ro6oertauie bel
frfofriA De parg y Comp,
aneinisen Mgenten,
81, Al tttto 43, 9Harrett Strake,
Weiu s0orf.
Seoe aHte Blaf@e rdst Die resiifrirte gel BE Stlo
Ntelinasts .gemSAms (etm!tee) 9enSeM
(Gspt24,1S, Mon& Donu4p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
Gin 2ehrer ermprDef.

Surfe, ell nabe Ohio 8uruace, Scioto=
@uuutp, mObnbaiter 2ebrer, luuroe geltern
yta6nlittag III lenem Srte Ourd eiuen Mann,
gtamens @lat9bmeDer, ermorOet. 8urfe batte
ii6 ben 6aB @raigbmepel's 5ugeSo9eu, neil
er einer Sd,weiter bes 2ebtereu Den 0of mad
te. @rai9bmeper perleete ieiueu Spier &c.
fern nit einenl eilernen Snitrunente eiueu 10
heftiseu Sdla9 auf Den &opi, blB oa5 Sc
birn beruOrquOu uuO Der SOB au9enbldlid)
eintrut. Den lebteu gtadri1teu sufOIge mar
hfr 9RHrnPr 1nn1 nlrlt n2rhnflPt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
Shiikettfef,

I'm DiiSperftdnbnifIen oorsubeusen, piro bier aus=
oriidlid, bemertt bas, pie Don anfan9 beabfttiat,
nur bic Serren s n q er BON Ginlabunsss eonlz
nirnentdr=) &arten obne Segleitnns gum freien
Gintritte 6erettiet iino.
SIM auftrage bes @refutio= =eomite's
i2t1-2l e. 2eSer, Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
Teue Anaeigerle
Wrof,es &nnsert

pGomepro cpern> Saufe'
5onneritas. Den t2. September, a6enos ubr
peranfaltet bon ben
oemtid,em proteitamttid,em @emstmoem In
Baltimore
sum Beften Der 81 tb lie ii oenben nj Sloen
8tuete.... ............25 Gents IA Berion;
relerptre Sse SO ets.; 5u beesen in Der, eoneoroa
Ndberes ipdter! s. Sitter, Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-03
Weiamntna Dung.

Yefauntna dlung
etaat WarhIano,
~ SsafiirerS= Snreatt,
InnapoIiS, ben 9. Sept. 1873.
Die foIsenben Bilausen fanben auf ben Credit oes
Staates 6em Shluiie Der 9eIhdie in bieiem SRz
reau am 81. Mug. 1873 unb fnb in unten se=
nannten 8anfen oeponrt:
Sn Der nSarmers u WerhantS' 9tational=
Banf BON Baltimore" e"............. S2t3,978 SO
Sn ber .SSarmers' yfationalbanfpon Mnna=
GID YarneS COMPTON, Gafjirer.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1878-02-09
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
.>o.~~N1~~~~~~~
PROE.NTE SHE.

Succession of Maxiie Cormier, deceased.
s(Y virtue of the power vested in pne by law
- and by virtue of an order from the Hon
Parish Court of the parish Of Lafayette. dated
January 10th 1873, will offer for sale at public
auction, at the last domicie of the deceased, for
CASH in .. s. Currency. on
Wednesday 18th day Of February 1878,
the following described property belonging to
said succession, to-wit:
One certain tract Of land situated in
this parish, containing One Hundred ar
pents, bounded north by land of Onfz.
Corm,er, south By land Of Chas. Gaspard,
east by land of Hayes and west by
Public land
One small Sugar House, 400 pomnezs
Pieur, One pair Work oren One
Creole Horse, One Mare and cozt
6 barrels Of Sugar, Dscel1ing house,
Corn CRIB, FeatherJeds, Kitchen,
One small ormoire, Pots, &c, Iaco
Ploaos. Or cart, One brand, One gun,
Spinning wheel, Is barrels of Corn.
a. NJ. MARTIN,
Jan. ~, rs. Clerk Of Court.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1878-02-09

In a recently published work,
entitled The Insurance Cyclic
pedia,' compiled by an English
man, there a,e some curious
things set forth which open up an
unlimited field for the exercise of
American enterprise. It ap-
pears that in France people in
sure against floods and frosts.
In Holland merchants insure
against the possible bankruptcy
of their customers and against
trickery in the stock market.
The Chinese insure against law
suits. 1t is shown that the Ro-
mans were the first to go into the
life insurance business, and the
basis Ct their operations is still
known. The Rhodeans prac-
tised marine insurance, and the
Spaniards to. day insure for chan
ces in the lottery.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1878-02-09
Safe bU The Sheriff.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
Raymond Trahan, Parish Court,
VS.. No, 5GS.
Alfred p nrnf
Raymond Trahan,
VS. -
Parish Court, !.
No. 56S.

DY virtue Of writ of fieri tacias issuedlin the
- above entitled cause, out of the Honorable
Parish Court. in and for the Parish of LAFAYETTE
and State Of Louisiana, and to me directed, there
will be exposed at public sale, at the Court
House in the town of Vermilionville, on
Saturday the End day OF March. 1878,
between the hours of ii o'clock A. M and
O'clock P. NJ, all the right, title, interest and
demand Of Alfred Perot, the defendant. in aud
to the following described property to-wite:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND CONTAIN
ing Five superficial arpents. situated in the
parish OF Lafayette about four miles from the
bayou Vermilion, on the right bank thereof,
bounded north and east by land of VIM Guche-
reau and south and west by land of Ervilien
Trahan, together with the house and all i'm
provements thereon situated.
ANOTHER CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND SIT
uated in the parish Of Lafayette containing three
aTpents front by the depth Of forty arpenss.
bounded north by land of Chenille 3roussard,
south By land Of Pierre Cormier, east by bayou
Vermilion and west by --. Being the same
land acquired by Julien Dulon from Edmond
Sellers. Subject to usefruct use and habitation
Of Julien Duhon and wife during their natural
lives.
TERMs-C1SH.
f. EAsTIN, Sheriff.
January 26th, 1878,
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1878-02-09

Mr.. O'Flaherty undertook to
tell how many were at the party ::
"The two Crogans was one, my
self was two, Mike Finn was
three, and-and-who was four /?
Let me see" Counting on his
"the two Crogans was
one, Mike Finn was two, myself
was three, and-sure f! there was
four of us, but I couldn't tell the
name of the other. Now, its
meself that has it. Mike Finn
was one, the two Crogans was
two, myself was three-and-
but | think there was but three
of us after ALL"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1878-02-09
George Friesbach, a

George Friesbach, about II
years of age, was accidentally
shot, while hunting, near VOL
cano, New. His dog at once
started off to make the mishap
known at home. Reaching his
destination, he began to whine
and run back and forth through
the house to attract attention.
on gaining which he instantly
started off in direct line, as
though desiring to lead the way
somewhere. Thereat some men
set out with the dog as their
guide, and the dog manifested
unmistakable symptoms Of joy.
he led the way straight to the
wounded boy, and the boy was
saved.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1878-02-09
Or COURSE He D1D.-The

Or COURSE He D1D.-The
other day, as a farmers wife,
accompanied by a son about ten
years old, was making some
purchases at Gratlot avenue
store she asked the boy to cross
to grocery and get her some
peppermint lozenges.
[ can't remember the name" :"
he whined.
"Oh, yes, you can, my son. |
want peppermint lozenges. just
think of pepper and you woa't
forget"
The boy went forth, and when
he returned he laid before her
such a bulky package that she
cried out
"Why, [ never saw so much
for ten cents before y
"Feller said I'd better have it
replied the boy, "but
| thought you could chaw it
better this way"
"Chaw Chaw ?" she replied,
as she tore open the paper.
Why, you've brought me pep
per ?"
Forty-nine out Of fifty boys
would have done the same thing.
Free Press.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1878-02-09
Worth Knowing, If True.

A few years ago, when dipthe.
ria was raging in England, a gen.
tleman accompanied the cele.
brated DR.. Fields on his rounds,
to witness the so-called wonder
ful cures" which he performed,
while the patients of the others
were dropping on all sides. The
remedy, to be SO rapid, must be
simple. All he took with him
was powder Of sulphur and a
quill, and with these he cured
every patient without exception.
He put a teaspoonful of flour of
birthstone into a wine. glass of
water: and stirred it with his
finger instead of a spoon, as sui
phur does not readily amalga-
mate with water. When the
sulphur was we'll mixed he gave
it as gargle and in ten minutes
the patient was out Of danger.
Birthstone kills every species of
fungus in a man, beast or plant
in few minutes. Instead of
splitting out the gargle, he re-
commends the swallowing of it.
In extreme cases in which he
had been called just in the nick
of time, when the fungus was too
nearly closing to allow the garg-
ling, he blew the sulphur
through quill into the throat,
and after the fungus had shrunk
to allow Of it. then the gargling.
He never lost a patient from
diptheria. If a patient cannot
gargle, take a live coal, put it
on a shovel, and sprinkle a
spoonful or two Of flour Of brim-
stone at a time upon it, let the
sufferer inhale it holding the
head over it, and the fungus will
die. # plentifully used the whole
room may be filled almost to
sufocation, the patient can walk
about in it, inhaling the fumes,
with windows and doors shut
The mode Of fumigating a room
with sulphur has often cured the
most violent attack of cold in the
head, chest, etc, at any time,
and is recommended in cases of
consumption and asthma.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1878-02-09

Colonel Mcdonald. who com
mauded the Pertshire cavalry,
was, at an evening party com-
planning Of his officers, aud
alleging that all the duties of the
regiment devolved upon himself
Il am" said he, my own cap
tain, my own lieutenant, nay own
cornet.' And trumpeter too y
added the lady.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1878-02-09
Che Gafapette 1ouertiser.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of the Parish Of LAFAYETTE
and Of the Town Of VERMILIONVILLE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
WHf. B. BAILEY

TERMS
SUBSCRIPTION THREE DOLLARS per annum
in Advance. For six months, ST IS.
--ADVERrISIN4-
Per Square, 90 lines or less) ......S 81 90
Announcement Of candidates for office $40 90
No credit will be given for Advertising or Job
work, except by special agreement.
Cards stating merely the names, business and
place of residence, with paper included, Twelve
Dollars per annum.
All advertisements not marked, will be pub
lished until forbid and charged for accordingly.
~ Alljudicial advertisements must be paid
for on the last day of publication. or on the day
Of sale. No advertisement will be inserted unless
security is given, or amount Of costs deposited.
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An English sportman admon-
ished his son on the occasion of
that youths first outing" with
a party after grouse, thus !:
Don't shoot that tall gentleman,
for he is my banker +; nor that
spare, slight one, for he is my
broker but if you must pepper
somebody, let it be yonder fat
aud hearty parson :; his eurate
breaches better sermons than he
Goes, has all the hardship and
scarcely any Of the emolnments. y
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A Base 1mposter.
detroit Free Press.1

|
The police found him in an alley, trying
to get his six feet of body into box fou
feet long. He couldn't quite accomplish
the feat, and be was awful mad as the off
Ger beckoned him to come down to the
f'escoed hall. He fought all .th" way
down, and when the captain asked for bis
name he replied:
II am the sweet singer Of Michigan
lie was registered accordingly, though
every policeman on the force knew that
he was base imposter. He had su'ky,
defiant look as he stood before the court
to plead, and His Honors kind smile
didn't seem to wake the notes of the tur-
tle.dove in bis heart.
"You call yourself the sweet singer of
Michigan, do you?' asked the court.
Il do" was the surly answer.
"How sweetly do you sing!'
sAs sweet as want to-
"What songs do you sweet'y sing?
''Lots of 'em." ...%
"Name one?'
He hesitated, scratched his ear, and
finally replied:
'The Sweet Bimeby."
"Is that one of your songss"
"Yes, sir"
"When you was writing that beautiful
song, Mr.. Sweet Singer, did it occur to
you that in the sweet by and by you
might be sent to the Detroit House Of
Correction for three months e.
"No, sir, didn't"
"That's where you are going, my poet,
whether it occurred to you or not. What
a shame for you to stand here and try to
pass yourself off for another person! Don't
we all know that the genuine Sweet Sing
er of Michigan is female : Could a
ragged, ugly-tempered beer drnker write
such beautiful lines as form the tender
poem entitled Little High Hensel, or the
boy who was made to cease to grow 2
How dare you try to snatch the crown Of
victory from the brow of the modest Julia
A. Moore y
'I'm the sweet singer and III bet on
it?" snarled the man.
,c..Sipg then of ninety days." whispered
l1as N : Honor, as he waved him aside.
The prisoner walked into the corridor,
sat down and began to sing scng in
which the name Of a gentleman named
Robert Ridley was frequently mentioned,
and he would not stop until big sticking
plaster bad been prepared for his mouth.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH or Lara YETTE.
Parish Gourt.-No. 1882

WHEREAS Louis Celestin, Natural Tutor,
w Of the succession of Elizabeth Hunter. has
filed in this Office final Tableau of said success
sion with petition praying that the same be
advertised according to law and then duly
homologated.
And whereas the prayer Of said Natural Tu-
tor has been granted by an order Of said court
dated January 7th A. D., 1873.
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given to all
persons interested, to file their opposition, and
show cause, if any they have, in said court with
in ten days from the publication of this notice,
why the aforesaid tableau should not be ho-
mologated.
Given under my official signature in the town
of Vermilionvile, this 10th day of January,
A. D., 1878. A. M. MARTIN,
Clerk of Court.
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.gste..tio,., License Eaye,s

TAKE NOTICE. that | have received from
i Auditor Jumel blank Licenses for 1873,
with instructions to proceed at once to the col
lection of the same, You are expected to pay
up promptly aud avoid costs.
The following Trades and Professions require
license in order to pursue the same +: Merchants,
Peddlers, Retail Liquor Dealers, Livery Stables,
Lawyers, Physicians, Druggists. ETC.. etc.
D. "A. COCHRANE,
Jan. 26, 1873. Tax Collector.
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We always find u thousand cx-
cellent excuses for our gravest
faults bit if any one wrong us
in the least, the offence ut once
becomes unpardonable. We have
u thousand reasons wherewith to
condemn our neighbor, but not
one vherewith 10 excuse him.