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wants 10 hear from him. She received a
letter written IN tho name Of her son,
Walton 49, In the year 1870, aud post,
marked and dated Hot springs, Arkan,
sas, but many letters addressed 20 him
there, have failed 10 get any reply II
any one .knowA the location az
present. circumstances surrounding her
boy she would be- lhankul for the 10,
formation, ifsenl 10 her address, Pal,
mello, Georgia Texas aud Arkansas
papers will obllge by copying tho aboye,
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For Rent,

After the 18th instant the buiIdlngs
now occupied by Va, corner Of Main
and Lamar streets, viii be made into
several st0rerooms, and We will offer
for rent three fiOrerooms fronting on
Lamar street 2OSi0 feet EACH two
rooms fronting on Main street 2bx26
feet each; also, several very desirable
offices on second lloOr of the building.
MAltSALlS'& HOWARD.
maToh0-dlOt
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Notice tx hereby given That Will begin on
tho frst day OF January next TO make the
assessmeu of rsnl estate ana perscnHl prop
rlty for the city taxes OF 1873, and all persons
owning, or having IN t1elr possession us
agent of another, any real estate or personal
property, R,e hereby notified To come for
ward 90 the oillco OF the ,ity Assessor aud
Coli ctOr and render tho same before the
nrst day OF February, ISIS -
j. N. OGDEN,
dec20-lOt City Assessor & Collector,
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YELLOW PINE-Boxing, fencing, scant,
ling. per thousand, sl9 90; dressed w z
aooring, dressed and matched, $50 90; Match
ed ceiling, so 90; misunderstanding, w oO.
WHITE PINE-Rough, per Thousand,
siJ 90; surfaced, $50 90; matched ceiling, s22 oO
weather boarding, $50 90. "a. oo
CYPRESS-Rough, per thousand si' w
surfaced, 500 90; pickets, si5 90. n, No., ,o.
long leaf pine, sawed, 81 0O; cypress cut, "a %
tri
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LIME AND CEMENT.

CEMENT Resemble Is worth "a " barre
Louisville, best, little kept, "a 90 " barrel
Dallas, 81 so.
LIME-The best quality In barrels ls worth
30; in bulk, 81 80; ordinary Dallas zoo per
PLASTER worth IS 80 q barrel.
The suppiy;of the above mentioned arti-
las Ia ample demand fair market 1rm.
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For Ci,y Marshal

Ws are authorized and requested " ap'
nnuuoe Captain W, ", MORTON ~ a oandi'
Iate Tor recollection ~ the nilpe oi cry Mar
shal, nj the ensuing election, Aprl y ISIS
Nc ara authorized ana requested 10 an,
nOunes ], u, ARNOLD US a eanll lnf
70 lhih,
We are authorised ana requested 70 an,
uo,nce MIR. A, w, MlAsuh lot the once on
NV Mnshal, election Apnl 2, lhh,
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psyExrRA OFFER FOR 1878, -Jsa

To ali new subscribers for 1878, will be sent
traits the six numbers OF ISL, containing
he flrst instruments Of a new serial 'Erlca,'
Translated from the German OF Frau Won
Ineefsleben--the best work of one OF the hest
and brightest authors OF Germany. A new
story by the charming English authOfess,
M,ss lhaeEernJ, also appears In the same
numbers, from advance sheets, with other
valuable matter.
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The Most Emines living Authors
sucn m RI. Hon, W. II. Gladstone, Prof
Max Muller, Prof Tyndall, DR.. W. u. Car
penter, Il. a, Proctor, Prof HuRlty jus. A.
Fr0ude Edward A. Freeman, Frances Power
Cobbe, n. Mackenzie Wallace, The Duke OF
argyll Mrs. Muloch, William Black, Jean
lngelOw. Miss 'rhAckeray. Mrs uliphnnt
Mrs. Alexander, Geo. Macdonald, Matthew
Arnold, Turgueulef, Auerbdch, Ruslkin, Ten.
nysoD, Browning, ana many others, are rep
sented In tho pages Of
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To Ci,izeus OF Texas.

Walton B. Riley, formerly ofCamp,
bell county, Georgia, who was carried
by his father to Arkansas in the year
1866, and who was then ten years old,
is now living, his mother, Mrs. Sarah a.
Riley, Palmetto, Campbell county, da.'
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1ailg gerald.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,
"a, AIaermuu-fiTs, Ward

Ma ara authorized and requested % an-
nonugs thH name Of COL i, w. CALDWELL
ss a randi ate Tor Alnefmaa from lhr FIST
Ward. Election AMI Z lh'h,
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wO0L-Unwashed per lbs..,,,..,.,,
Black and bury per lbs....
LIVE sTOUK MARKET.
COUNTRY PnoDUCE.
BREADSTUFFS.

FLOUR Crescent, in sacks, So % san
Jacinto, So 50 Empire, SS25; XXX, W % /;
Eagle, 81 70; Magnolia, In sacks, s lbs, " q /;
Todds XXX, 80 so; state Central XAAA'
az Is; Choice Family, 50 % star Mills, Xxx,
So 10 f; Graham, 1915 bran, 81 20; corn meal
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rs,ULrNrs Avn VnlITS.

ESCu LEN ~ Irish potatoes, per bbl, % 20
tti w.; onions per bbL 20 ol; CnuhHgc, Yves.
tern, per crate, - 20,
FhullS-Applts grosn, ror hh', 81 OONi so
Apples drlodi per iDs, ipC Oranges, por Dbl
II co. Lomons, por box, 20 90,
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RAILING STUFF.

BAGGING-Light, Ah@ltNc; Heavy l015@
l6c. ,. c-., onlao,o
IRON TIEs-Arrow, ~ 10 per bundle, Win
discount on large lots.
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FISH AND MEATS,

CANNED Doylled ham, " 2bgi 10, Sal
mon, llb e. ii99 dD; Lunstrrs, ~ OOa2 10
Cove OyalerH, G0Wdi, Cora beef, VI 20,
SARDlNEs-1S box, SIS OlGW OO Id box,
Si Nal6 %,
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Ciiy ATTORNEY,

We arc authorized aud requested 10 an
nouuee the name ui NIX, W, NJ hpW Anus
~ candidate Tor Vlly Attorney Election
April 2, IBIS
We arc authorized and requested " an-
nonnce IA hNErf GIBBS ~ candidate
iOT recollection "a the Onioe NJ Cliy Attorney,
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LIVERPOOL. March .-Noon-Cotton Ia
easier, but not quotably lower.
FRIDAY. MONDAY.
M,ddliu0 ITplands GI6d 61Ad
Middiin9 orleans GsSd Gssd
sales 5000 bales; speculation and export
1000 bales; receipts 9,gCO bales American
5000 bales.
Futures l-32d cheaper.
Uplands low middllng clause, March dellV.
cry 6 3-Sa /; April and May lid; May and
June 6 S3ld; June and July Us; July anu
August Q $780, shipped February by san
. 5-S2d; March and April ga.
D. m.-Uplands low mlddlings clause,
Septembar M October delivery "a, .,
5 y. mixtures duh. Sales. included O'5'O
American.
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POWDER AND SHOT.

OWDER-Keg % lhs,FFF, ride u,l6i keg
l2'g los, FIFE, riile, N,@i Reg Oli, lbs, FIFE,
s2,0l, blasting, si,26,
shOf-Drop, slD@2B, Buck, s2,biS2,dO
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We are authorized and requested 20 an
nnunce the name of John " BOWEN ~ u
candidate Tor reelection 10 the iiico Of Guy
Treasurer. Elpctiou Apnl 2, lsh
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Houston and Texas Central Hallway
Bar Your Tickets ana ship Tsur Freight

The following ofices and Agents havs
Leen establishing by this Company. " here
Information may be had concerning MOI
only the II. & I. Is. Railway, but Texas gen.
orally:
FL. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, All Broadwty v, MY.
Gen. ]. II. ROBERTSON, Pass. a ImmigTa.
ton Agent, 1iS N. Third street, 81. Louis, bio.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, lOl
Clark street, Chicaao, III.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent, No.
Burnett House, Cincinnati. Ohio.
j. n. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
lnform alton may also he had at the agen.
a a. OF the N. X. Mt. Railway, In New York
CiicaEo. Cincinnati, Hannibal and st.Louis
Cent Pa4s. a Freight Ast, Houston, Tsxs~
- dsnr ssps., Hops'on.. rsssp1suNln
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NEW onrnArs, March ll,-Nlgnt-cotton
commercial

Receipts. net, 1851 bales; gross 9,lSl bales.
Exporls TO Great Britain 4 All bales; coast
wise 1873 bales; continent 10 ibales, Stock
ola g-6 haleG
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v AHI<ETS BY TELEGRAPH
NOON IteDort- Iiu.ncin,.

NEW YoRK, March II, STOOLS firm, Money
per cont. Gold ! Ol1S, ENchango- loug
"a 81; short 81 SO state bonds ARE quiet,
bonds hrm,
Gold opened at 81 W, and closed nj a o.,
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NEW ioRK, March il--Storlng quiet AZ
so, Money easy nv per cont Gold
s eady AZ vi Ulla, Government bonds strong,
new 5.9Os, O39s state bonds quiet.
New OaLEASs, March S.--Gold VI 0lSs@
| Ol5s. sight par. Sterling bank VI OSJa.
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TIE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY or

VNHE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF
L DALLAS-JUSrlCES' PRECINCT, NO.8.
The state of Texas To the sheriff or any
constable of Dallas county greeting. Whert.
NJ oath has this day been made before me
by William Sachse, that II, g. Rhine In n
transient person, no that the ordinary pro-
cess Of law can not he served upon him, you
are hereby commanded that you by MAX ing
publication OF this writ In some newspaper
printed In Dallas county for three success.
sive weeks before the return day hereof
summon the said II. q. Rhine Ia be- and app
pear before me at my otllce, In precinct No.
y, IN the county o. Dallas, on the 10th day OF
February a. u. 1878, To answer the COM
plant OF the said William sachse Tor the
sum of ninety-ihree dolara, due upon act
count for money loaned TO said X. q. .Khme
about the first of November A. ID. 1877, TO
purchase crop, or which said crop was 10
stand Ms u lien for said money.
Herein fail not and OF this writ make due
return ~ the law directs.
Given under my hand thisthe I'D day OF
January A ID. 1875.
E.T. MYERS, J.P
Precinct No.3, Dallas county, Texas.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 2i.-Flour, without
any important change; superiine a 90 Nh
So 90: xxx S. 25G5 10; higher grades 90 UO9s
30 Corn In good demand, full.p ices asao8c.
W heat k6ll better Oats quiet IA held AZ
81 Corn meal quiet, and held at q 10.
CofTse is quiet, cargoes ordinary 10 prime
I41.al7s1c gold. sugar, In fair demht a.
con, mon to good common b55dbhci lar
fair to fully fair 6lka64c; prime TO choice I@
SIC: yellow clarified SZas3Sc. Molasses quiet
commo l6@ Sc; fair ?O@2c; prime 70 cholce
3lalOc. Rice demand light, holders hrmeri
ordinary to choice Louisiana 514GG4c
NEW YORK, March IL. Flour is without
any important change; Eupernne western
ana state "a OO6s4 70 closing dull; sootneri'
flour quiet ana heasy, common 10 lair extra
A. 25aB o; good TO choice a OOgI 20. neat
Oh, ned laiISc lower and closed more STEADY
~ no 4 Isaic dec Inc, 81 329l 33% for win
ter red; No. 40. 81 So corn opened quiet
a little more steady uHgra ed western
mi ted 47h@52c; yellow western NO. l.
3Isas8e: white southern Gle Oats steady.
Coffee, Rio, quiet, l4hgl71tc caIgces, NAG
1870 gold lob iots'
ST. LOUIS, March ll.-Flour lower prices
nominal, Wheat, No. rel fall 81 o.; M.
4 do 81 Oi: No 2 spring 81 O21s bid Corn low
er, SSi{aSqI for cash. Oats arm but slow,
AZ 2iIc cash, 2594c bii for March. Rye low
er al 6Sc. WHISKY steady at u %. Pork
lower at 81 B59Y IS for cash, " % bid for
April. Bulk meats dull and nominal, long
clear So, short clear s5hG5 20. Bacon du ],
short rib middles loose 50 10; snort clear
niddles packed 5Bc.Lard nominally lower
Gait e,Qulet snd firm; prime TO choice
shipping steers si 50@6 Receipts $40.
Hogs-Firm at s39s26 for packing. Re-
sheep~Steady; common to choice ss9i %;
extra heavy shipping, "a 5O94I5. Receipts
90.
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LITTELL'S LIVING AGG.

Jan. |, 1873, THE LIVING AGE enters upon
its l3Gjh volume, Duling the year II VIII
furnish 10 It's readers the productions OF the
foremost authors, above named ana others,
EN- uracing the choicest Serial and short
stories by Leading Forelsr Novellsts, and
nm amount
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GALVESTON March lJ.-Cotton-Reo
72l bales. Expotrs 10 Great Britain -
bales; Fr nee 49, hnlee; continent -
bales; coastwiso 1881 bales. sales sol D0lea
Stopk bq,Ol2 bales, Market FIRM,
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HIDES aud wool.

GALVESTON, March ll.--lIides quiet, Arm;
dry selected Ice; light salted lac; s'aclS sailed
I9c. kips l4Lc; wet sailed ~ they run
&c: selected SO; butchers green e1sc.
Wool-Quoted quiet and no advance; me-
dun TO fine fall clip. free OF burs lIa1Oc;
coarse ls9leci coarse Western and Mexican
i0al5c.
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PoT Ci,y Secretary,

We are authorized ANA requested 70 an
no,,nra CAPT, j, ", HEREFORD us a eindl'
Iinte iui reelection ~ the ONCE OF tlly heo'
rernry, Election April 2, lhh'
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Monday, March IL, 1878.

Pursuant to adjournment the bar
met promptly at half-past o'clock,
present as OF yesterday. The commit
tee on resolutions through their chair-
man, J. &. Bigger, reported as follows
WHEREAS, The Supreme Ruler OF
the Universe, In His infinite wisdom,
has removed from amongst us our
friend and fellow attorney, the Hon.
Ii. l.. Ray of the Dallas bar, and,
WHEREAS, During his entire resi-
dence in this community he has ever
by his exemplary character, integrity,
and moral worth, warmly endeareu
himself In the hearts and affections OF
his friends, associates and acquain'-
anoes, therefore,
Resolved, That in the death OF our
brother the Dallas bar has lost one OF
its brightest ornaments, his afflicted
family a kind, indulgent and affection
ate protector, the oppressed and dis
tressed sympathetic friend, ana so
cietv Mt large cultivated, refined and
valued member. :,
Resolved, That we extend to the
WIDOW and children of our departed
brother our sincere and heartfelt SYM
pathy In this their hour of deepest sor
row.
Resolved, That a copy OF these reso,
iulious he forwarded to the family OF
the dpceast d, and also published I'D the
sew sl newspapers of the city, ana
pure nd upon the minutes OF the histrlct
court. q BladEh,
II BARKsDALE,
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Wa arc authorized and requested u an
nouuon CAPT. j, j, cox an a candidate Tor
ine ONCE vi City secretary, Election Apfll
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In the world, of tho most valuable Literary
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Progress
THE LIVING AGE " n Weekly Magazine
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On motion, the chairman OF the
meeting, j. c. Mccoy, was chosen 10
present the above and foregoing reso>
lutions In open court, and ask that the
same be spread upon the minutes
The meeting then adjourned
&c, MCCOY, Chairman.
Attest: w. A. HARDWOOD, Seer tary.
AT the hour of tive o'clock, Monday
evening. Colonel j. c. Mccoy pre-
sented in open court the above presm'
bic and resolutions, accompanying tne
same with appropriate and lifting re
marks.
Judge Hunt ordered the clerk to
spread the preamble and resolutions
upon the minutes, and then adjourned
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Gard Of Thanks,
tall ThibodauX Fire Co. Ne. |,
Nav 9.)th. 1878.

AEA
May Goth, 1878.
The undersigned committee, IN hccol-
dance wish q resolution adopted at q Iegu-
lar meeting held on the 20th. inst, deslle
in behalf OF the Company, to return thelr
sincere thanks to the various friends. who
so kindly bestowed favors on the occasion
OF our Annual Parade
10 the fair ladies for their tasteful deco
ration OF our engine.
TO our little Queen for her superb appear
ance on the engine =
70 the kind gentlemen for the 0 OF
their fine horses
To the liberal saloon keepers for SO pleas
aHtly satisfying cur thirst: .r,
10 the worthy ladies and their beaut!Iui
assistants for refreshments served during
our long march.
To the Bands for choice and select music
TO the Houua Figemen and thor friends
for participating with us,
To the generous ladies for the denelouS
cakes furnished for oar lunch
To the handsome aud popular Insurance
Agent for e bowl Of excellent punch
And last, bus not least, to the charming
ladies for their encout aging and approving
smiles and many beautiful and tFsgran1
| flowers bestowed on Us along the line o
march.
with the kildest reeollectiSns and The
, assurance that they viii lind Th!bod au1
Fire Go. No. always Ready we renlaii
Respectfully,
THOIAS ALBERTI
n. :. LEGENDRE.
1T. THIBODEAUX,
Conomttec.
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advertise in newspapers. Any
reader who would know tue ex-
tent ami rapidity CT the growth
and development oil the news
paper enterprise OF America, or,
indeed Of the world, will consult
PettenqiN's Newspaper Directory.
The advice and knowledge i'm
parted to advertisers in the open
ing pages OF the Directoy. reflect
credit upon the. auspices under
which it is sent forth. There il
frankness and earneStaeSS IN
these admouitions. which will not
be lost upon those who are wise
enough to avail themselves o.
OF them.
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having won their spurs on many
Il hard fought battlefield in the
late war. We cop Eatnlate the
company on being 50 well officer
ed, and we have no doubt that
under such able and Skilfll mans
%agenent, u short time only will be
required to ensure Il thorough
knowledge OF the manual of arms.
There is nothing SO interesting
as infantry drill, and at the same
time there is nothing so condu.
Give to grace and elasticity Of mo
ton. The exercise which it in
duces is far superior in every e
pect to base ball, and we are
pleased to see our young men en-
rolling themselves in a military
company, where they can fiud
rational enjoyment, and fit them
selves to be the defenders Of their
State in case of an emergency re
curing their services i'll that ca
pacity.
We understand that efforts are
making tn organize II battery OF
artillery, and that the required
number is nearly completed.,The
idea is commendab'e, though we
apprehend that there will be con
siderable difficulty in securing
the field pieces THAI will be neces
tsary. This, however, need not de-
ter the projectors from etfecting
Il permanent organization, for the
reason that the company can he
drilled according to Infantry TAG
tics, AID act as Infantry until
such times as they can obtain the
necessary ordnance for artillery
evoiutlonS.
AS Lafoufche has been the first
PARISH outside Of New Orleans te
claim the benefit OF the militia
/, law, SO. we trust she will be the
first to respond to the call Of ths
Commander-in-Chief, i'll case o.
domestic insurrection or foreign
invasion.
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s'etfcH2gEsa's @e9sDapeg
Directory Gor ES5S.

The number OF newspapers and
other periodicals in the United
States. recorded in PeiteRgiN.s
He,cspGper DIRECTORY Gad .idrer-
tisers' HMaa Boot for 1873, is S.
Is, OF which there are T53 daily,
81 tri-Weekiy, ia semi-weekIy.
G,loo weekly. Iii set0Imonthly.
o3I monthly, IS biAonthly. Ct
quarterly.
The arrangement Of the Direc-
tory for r,.eiy reforeHHce, and for
the special and general business
purposes Of advertisers is excel
lent. First we have the genera!
newspaper list, furnished in geo
graphical sections, from which
we find tliati IN the
Nc3e Eaglaad Section there are.
725 newspapers. OF which Is are
aaiIy. / tri-weekiy, Is semi-week-
~, 527 weekly, 7 semi.montllIy,
s. monthly, 9 bi-monthIy and ID
quarterly.
MiIdte Section. PIC daily, 6
tri-weekly, 50 semi weekly, Lilo
weekly, = semi-monthly, 37S
monthly, II bi- montlly, 81 quar>
terly. Total, 2.157.
Westera SectioR.-26S daily. 80
1ri weekly. 80 tri-weekly, So Sc
mi weekly, 2,743 weekly, ~ semi
monthly, 243 monthly, / bi>month
II, II quarterly. Total, 3,351.
PGai1jc Sectioa.-G5 daily, 2 tri.
weekly. I semi weekly, 249 week
i. 2 semi>fnonthly. t}i-monthly,
/ quarterly. Total, 344.
Southern Section - l2S daily.
y tri-weekly, q semi weekly,
f,226, weekly, Is semi,monthly.
100 monthly, 5 quarterly. Total
1,526.
British 4merica.-44 daily, 10
tri weekly, IA semi-weekfy, 500
weekly, lsemi.monthIy, Al month
~, 3 bi-monthiy, | quarterly. To-
tai, 49,.
The total number, including the
papers i'll British America, is
S,6i5.
The Directory also contains Il
list Of all the papers. by counties
a list Of all the Daily papers; q
list of the weekly and monthly
papers having Calculations of OK
er 5000 copies a list OF Religious
weekly papers "a list OF Agrical-
tural and Horticultural pnbIica-
tons, and comprehensive lists Of
leading European and Australia
sian newspapers.
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The boohsis handsomely embel-
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W. Childs, Hon. Bayard Taylor,
Beet l%Iarte, the lata james Cor
don Bennett, and sne late Sam
uei Bowles.
The advertising pages at the
end Of the Directory, are oceu-
pied with announcements that are
important to Newspaper men,
printers and publishers only. The
preparation Of the Directory
bears evidence of extensive aud
careful labor on che part of the
compiler, and the result is 4 book
which Is Indispensable to news
paper publishers aud TO that
large Class Of BUSINESS mel who's
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-05-25
The Odd Fellows have had

The Odd Fellows have had
their building cemented on the
outside, giving it the appearance
Of stone. Our young friend and
talented painter, Joe Trone, paint
ed a very handsome sign on the
west front, embracing the title OF
the lodge, The date OF its insiitu
ton and various emhlematic fig
uresf peculiar to the order.