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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-19

n INeW OK HeraId.J y
Cincinnati is making grand splurge over
Eatslyong opera The Opera House is packed
as close as-no, not as a sardIne- box-but
pork barrel.
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FINANCIAL AND CDMMER.CIAL
FINANCIALLY
OFFICE OF THE IrnaAxApoIIs sEsrrsE1,

DE- FICE OF THE INDIANAPOLIS SE-NTINEL,
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. Il, 1873.
The local money market has remained
unusually quiet during the entire week. The
supply o. money held by the banks is amply
SUFFICIENT to meet all demands, and strictly
tiated at the usual rate of interest
Eastern exchange is in moderate request,
and rates remain un changed.
New YORK Financial Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. E.-Money market easier
Prime mercantile paper 1895 per cent
Governments strong.
Railroad securities strong and higher.
state bonds dull.
The stock market was active and buoyant
the greater portion OF the day. The general
Pacific rose from 6S54c at the close Saturday 10
rec. During the afternoon there was a slight
reaction, but the market generally closed
firm at or near the best Ses 81 sne as
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, st.
Paul, Lake Shore and Erie. A sharp rise in
several prominent operators hsd taken 100000
shares of stock from Jay Gord, and that the
latter had resigned from directory. Could,
however, denies he has resigned. Investment
shares continue strong and active Chicago,
Burlington and quincy rose to Sl2lS4 on In
creased orders to buy for investment account,
stimulated by improving condition of prop
erty.
aggregated 252, 900 shares, OF which 5000 were
Erie p 900 Lake Shore, 10000 Northwestern
common, $4,000 Northwestern preferred, IA, OOC
1000 TacSawanna, 1900 New Jersey Central,
$500 Delaware and HUDSON, 1910 Morris aud
Essex, $500 Michigan Central. 1900 Union
Pacific. 1890 Hannibal and st. Joseph, 1900
Ohio aud Mississippi, 1900 Western Union,
1000 Wabash, 5000 st. Louis, Kansas City and
souri,. Kansas and Texas and 900 Pacific Mail
and ,3u0 New York Central.
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Moses and his PafrD.
IBoston Post.l
They are beginning to get out of the Ark,
and 50 far they are two OF kind, but no
Tllden 'thar." q se-
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decay, and prevents it from growing rough
and ridg5@d. This improper method of shoe
ing is t'ae cause of more lameness than any
other one thing. 1t causes corns, quarter
cracks, and contracted feet. Whoever pares
or allows to be pared horses sole, brace or
frog, and burns the foot with hot shoe, OF
nuts CLIPS on the shoes in front or sides is
guilty ofcruelty to the horse whose foot Is
So mutiiated. No frog, no foot; no foot no
horse
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Estimates Furnished and Satie-
faction Guaranteed.

Corner Circle and Merriam Streets,
PUBLIC LIBRAKY BUILDIKs.
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soyERN,IENr SECURITIES,
GENERAL STOCKS

NoTE-The purchasing price for Government
bonds in Indianapolis varies from the New
York quotations %oll per cent.
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COMMERCIAL.

Business during the week, closing with this
evening, has been good in the general markets,
and prices have fiuctuated but little.
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RENTED UNTIL PAID ron.

These Organs aro now offered D urclias
ors by monthly instalmcnts OF from s5
to $40, or will be rented until the rett
pays for them. From one to threo yoars
time given for payment. r. fr#r ,
Special reduction given to Churches,
Schools and Pastors, Agents wanted
everywhere. Organs sent on trial to any
part tho South. We pay freight both
ways if not satisfactory.
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CARD OF THANKS.

TO my comrades in arms and the
citizens generally and the ladies cs-
,pccially, who contributed so generous
ly to aid me in purchasing an artificial
leg, without which would have been
burthcn to my family, Idcsirc to re-
turn my grateful thanks, and also as
sure them that they have the gratitude
of family dependent upon mo for a
support. TO Mr.. j. G.. Heron, who
gave his time to visiting tic people
in my behalf, ] desire to extend more
than passing notice. Mr.. Heron
worked faithfully till he succeeded in
raising sufficient funds to pay for the
leg. The money was sent to Mr.. B.
Matthews, manufacturer of artificial
limbs, Louisville, Ky.,i who sent nc n
handsome and useful leg which fits
we'll, and upon which can travel with
case and comfort. ''.E"' 'h'%' ,"N'' ."
Gratefully, aH
u. ~ l.. j. POWELL.
Salem, june 8, 1879. .ms a.r
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THE OIRCUTT'COURT.

business Rapidly Disposed Of-+Cases Sub
fnittsd to tho Jury-A Verdict OF Guilty In
Every Instance.
Tho following isa synopsis Of the
business transacted in tho Court of
General Sessions since our last re-
port:
State VS.. Alexander Gaines, indicted
foN grand larceny-Mr.'A. NJ. Mackcy
counsel for the defendant. Tho prisi
oner was charged with stealing from
Reuben Hall, the prosecutor, O pocket
book containing nineteen dollars in
money, and two lax receipts of the
prosecutor. There was no doubt of the
taking Of the goods by tho defendant,
and the only effort made by his coun-
sci was to reduce tho offence to the
grade Of petit larceny. His Honor
charged that the tax receipts were to
be considered as mere slips Of paper,
and therefore of no value. AS to the
money purse, the evidence Of the
prosecuting witness was that 1t was
worth to him one dollar, though, he
supposed, ono might be bought in the
stores for less. There was no other
evidence as to its value, and his Honor
held that the jury should decide the
question ofthe value, as question OF
fact. The jury, after considerable
absence, rendered q verdict of Guilty. y
State vs. Antony Jones, indicted TO.
grahd larcenyLJames e. McCants 70,
defendant. The prisoner Yves charged
With stealing q rnulc from the prosecu.
tor, Mr.. j. Feaster Lylos. The de.
Scfco eotNp iqwasi that the nulc, ha6
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Balance on hand. .$163.58

PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL. The regu-
lar monthly meeting Of tho Town
Council was hold in the Council Cham
Der aont tho tevening of May 81st.
Present, James A. Brice, intendant,
and Wardcns Cummings, FAINT and
Robertson. The following bills were
presented and ordered paid: McMas-
ter and Bricc, bill Of oil, cIimncys,
wicks, &C., for street lamps, 1861 !;
Dunlcvy & FAINT, repairing, &c.,
$25.50.
Warden Rol,ertsotl Offered che fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
That hereafter tho chairs and benches
in the Town Hall shall not be removed
therofrom Or loaned out for private
purposes. ~
Warden Fant offered tho following
resolution: That a com,nitteo of three
bo appointed by the intcndant to OK
amino the market and Town Hall with
n view I'd find out and itcmize what Is
needed and what it will cost to make
all necessary repairs and paint the
samc, and report at next meeting of
Council. Wardens Fant, Robertson
and Cummings were appointed as such
committee.
An ordinance for gaising supplies
for the municipal year 1879 8Os was
passed and orderedt to be published.
Onhn0tidnC CcsmcilIadjoipaiets 4aS
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Tho treasurer has paid out several
hundred dollars to jurors, and during
tho week has disburscd over fifteen
hundred dollars to differout creditors
of county. lie paid the grand jury
scvcnty-four dollars in silver quarters,
one of the jurors rc,natking that silver
beat grccnbacks all hollow IN getting
grass out of tho cotton. Uider Radi-
col rule jurors had to wait indefinitely
for their money.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-05
TINE FRIEND OF ALL,
|HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.!

II had no appetite; Holloway's Pills
yo mo n hearty one"
"YOur Pills are marvellous"
O.! send foranother box, and keep them
in the house"
Or Holloway has cured my headache
that was chronic.
"lgave one of your Pills to my babe
, for cholera morbus. The dear little
thing got well in i: day"
"My nausea Of q morning is now
cured"
"Your box of Holloway's Ointment
cnred mo of noises in the head. I
rubbed some Of your Ointment behind
the ears and the noise has left"
Send me two boxes; I want one for q
poor family"
II enclose dollar; your price is 25
| cents, but the medicine to me is worth
dollar" '1."
Send mo five boxes Of your Pills."
Let me havc three boxes of your
pllls by return mail, for ohills and
have over 200 such testimonials os
these, but want of space oompeIs me to
| conclude.
FoR CUTANEoUs D1soRDERs,
And all erurtions of the skin, this Oint.
ment Is most invaluable. It does not
| neal cN'"rnall y alone, but penctrates
WIN tho most searching effects to the
very root of evil.
HOLLOWAI',S OINTMENT.
Possessed of this remedy, evcry man
inay De own doctor. 1t may bo rubbed
INTO tho system, SO as to reach nny in
ternal complaint; by these means cures
sores or ulcers in the thront stomach.
Ilycr, spine or other pnrts. 1t is m in.
tailiblo remedy for bad legs, bad breasts.
contracted or stiff joints, gout, rheuma.
tlsm and all skin diseases.
ANT CAUTIoN.-None nro genuine un.
iGSS Cnc signature or j. IAYDoCK as agent for
inc united States surrounds each box OF Pills
81 each. 1' ~ N0-''' """
~ There Is considerable saving by taking
'ii' ioiecf Sizes. HOLLOWAY & CO.,
>o,> New York.
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Of the killing of Mr.. Church Wil!if0rd
/ by Mr.. j. =. Caston on the afternoon
of the 2md inst. Reports of the occur.
renee arc somewhat conflicting. The
best authenticated version Of the affair,
however, is that tho two persons
namcd-both young men and the first
Il morchant-wcrc paying attention to
the same lady; that some days ago
the lady attended picnic in company
with CASTOR, on which occasion Will
ford made some remarks about CASTOR,
which, reaching the ears of the latter,
SO offended him very deeply.
On Monday morning WilIiford re-
turned from Yorkvillc, whittier he had
been on a trip, and walking up town
took Il scat in front of q store or bar
room near to Customs store OH the same
side Of tho street. CASTOR saw him,
and, getting his pistol, reached out of
tho store window and fired down the
street at him, the ball striking him in
the thigh, where it cut an artery, and
then glancing lodged in his abdo-
med. Williford remarked to by
standcr that he was killed. lie immc-
diatcly commenced to gasp, and in
seven minutes died. Williford at one
time spent some months in Winnsboro,
engaged in horsc-trading.
CHINA AND TIE CIIINEsE.-The Rev.
Mr.. Hartwcll who has been for, years
a missionary in China, dclivercda lee
turc in the Baptist church on Monday
evening before q crowded audience.
The lecture was several hours in
length, but was appreciated and full of
interest. The lecturer told u number
Of amusing anecdotes to show the sim
ularity ofwords of different meaning
IN Chinese, and how casily foreigners
are thus led to make great blunders.
Hc then repeated some Chinese prayers
rs Il specimen of the language. Mr..
Hartwcll says it is mistaken idea
that the Chinese arc highly civilized.
They have schools, but they teach the
same Identical things that wero taught
ages ago. He believed that they have
to be civilized through the heart, not
through the head, and regards Califor-
MIA as the proper mission field. He
did not believe in teaching the tcncts
of any particular denomination or sect, :,
but Christianity. Tho government Of
the United States was mcrcilessly
handled i'll consequence ofits violation
of the Burlingame treaty with China.
In the opinion ofthc lecturer the day
is not distant when America will tccm
with immigrants from the celestial
kingdom. At the conclusion of the
lecture collection was taken to aid in
dcfraying the expenses of the Califor-
mia mission of which Mr.. Hartwell is
in charge.
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WINNSBORO HOTEL.
MRS. NJ. w. BROWN.

TINHIS Hotel, situated in the oontre o
l. the town, offers and guarantees to tho
public inducements unsurpassed by any
other house in tho place Gable sup.
plied with the best IN Tue market. Com.
ortabiel rooms and polite attention.
erms-, AGO per day. aug Off
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7NHE undersigned would respectfully
l. inform tho public that ho has
opened o Shaving and Hair-outting Sa-
loon IN tho room two. doors north Of Mr.. j.
D. McOarley's, where he will talo pleasure
in serving all who may favor him with a
call. Everything in tho ,tonsorial Ii no
dono in the best style.
may 8 u1 u,iaFii II. McLURE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-05
A PENNY SAVED
is A PENNY GAINED

You can save money by calling ut tho
Grocery Storo of w ri. DONLY.
just opened n nice lot of Sugar Cured
Canyasscd Hams at prices TO suit
tho the times. Also n select stock Coffees
and Sugars. Arbucklo's Unground Roast
Cd Coffee q speciality. All tho favorite
brands of Augusta Flour, Bolted Meal and
soriptions Glowing and Smoking Tobac-
co, Cigars from tho highest to the cheap
est brands, Boots and Shoes Mt low
figures. Ladies' fine cloth Gaiters, Ill
sizes, lower than tho lowest. Choice
Wines and Liquors, Porter, Beer and Alo.
Fresh Sparkling Cider, Cider Vinegar,
and Lemons Give me n call I will
not be nndersold.4 w. Fl. DONLY.
may 81 sGl
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REpoRT or TIE Town CLERK. The
following is tho ,nontl,ly statement: Of
the Town. Clerk and Treasurer for
MAY, 1879: ! G3is%iS%29 F}t3N@l3E
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SHAVINda sALOdHM.

Salem, June 3, 1879. .a
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.-0TTI| II EENk IsKSNN NOtSEs'1' Z ~
May &c. NJ. Chandler, Town; as
Clock, olie year. .. '.%T' - s, sc. 90.
May Work OH Streets. -. $40
May 5-aF. +. FL 'Co.....,....,z.g,r1, i so.
May 5-Work on Town Hall. 1900
May 10-R. W. Phillips, Iunil rs ST
Der. r................ 1875
May 17-Printing Licenses. 500
May 25-NEws fAND HERALD
EQqartArtemd: June l. 1900
May 3l-EWs j. Gilbert, Police / 1000
May 3l-aL, ,Poteet, Police. $500
IA Et ASH <-E-|-E-
Total. ~ ~. ~ :. 80. .$2o4 .05
Balance on hand. ..... .$163.58
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The FIREMEN's P1cNIc.-Thc Pio-
nccr Steam Fire Engine Company, of
Charlotte, with their invited guests,
arrived by a special train OH Wcdncs-
day morning about half past ten
O'Clock. They were met at the depot
by tho Fairfield Fire Engine Company,
IN full uniform, and attended by the
Cornct Band. Upon the arrival of tho
train the Pioneers. under. the COM
mand of Foreman l.. B. Long, and
detachment of the Independent Hook
and Ladder Company, commanded by
Vice President T. J. Sprinkle, and also
q detachment Of tho Fort Mill Hook and
Ladder Combany,l commanded by
President VIM. Baclarach, were formed
In line, and took their position Oh the left
of the Fairfield. President Cummings
oftho last:hamcd Company then intro
duccd Mr.. Jno. s. Reynolds, who, on
its behalf, delivered brief address of
welcome to tho visitors. This was re-
sponcd to, on behalf, Of the visiting
.firemon, by w. d. Wilson, Esq, of
Rock Hill. After tho serving of re-
2freshments in the Town Hail, tho col
u,nn was fre-ormed, and marched to
the pine grove in rear Of Col. Rion's
residence. Here platform had been
prepared, and the party devoted them
selves to. the dance. The music was
furnished by a string band from Char
lotte, brought forthe occasion by the
Pioneers. After somo time spent in
dancing, the merry party betook thon,-
selves to d bountif,l aud delicious din
nor, which was duly enjoyed. At "a
late hour in the afternoon the picknick-
ers boarded their train and werc soon
on their homeward way. Wo trust
they lall had a fine time. The OCCASION
was certainly a pleasant one to the
fi:cmen Of Winnsb0ro,
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TRIMMINGS TRIMMINGS

DURE Sweet Mash N. @. Corn
i. Whiskey for . lc low for cash ut
F. W. HABEN1our's, Rear of Market.
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Es"EsatS.

Quoiqu'il sc soft Gcoula uueluues anners
dcpui> que liz leIntnrc DcpuralIyc uu DR..
Mrng AIT etc rctlica de 81 .rantle clrcula-
tlon, eiir men d pas moin> conserve toute
sa V cue ct tnhtt sd pufuiarltt, dams ui clr
cult rclativc!ucnt rcstrcIut.
t.epEtS soD.teti}a, de tuUs les points de
III Louisltnr, ct plinclfHlriIclt Uu BAYOU
Ltlonrche, DIES AItahalms, tie "a Rivlrre
Rouge. ne NicuN mdiaur> he ucnlanucut dc
rcpIerttrc Ii; fabrication de cettc meutciuc.
81 Justement appreclce dc out ceuX qui en-
ont talt usage.
A~giouldihuI je rGpon,ls ii eur appel. ct
les iltiilcureu\, ;titilge> dc maiadlcs ,iites
lilctrtolrS, auront SOUS la main cetic ulen-
yrIllantc t%eintnrc deltui"tirc, Iul v~ientra
mettre I'M ternle il lrurs suultlrnccS.
QallS Sc ilNlcnt done Il l'eepcrance de
l"urs melileurs, ctuX IL qui vIvent SOUS lie
l"rG de qutIquulc de crs inconunuues ct
douiourcuscS HiiIrnlIteS. files i~nIpurcS dun
sang N1@lc, uclcteic, mai cIaDorc.
bcaurCup. qul .iouIs.ent dune b~mllante
: te. ne ie ~iuiEeit peuU ctre qua la Ieiu-
turt DepuIatlvc; ctest par 1t pulssance &c
ces vertus que Tel pGrc, tt,.c mere ont puri-
ne ieur sang, acYulo uuc boMnc constitution
retronVe une sllltc atssi vi@ourcase qu'inat
f"idle. ct ills aH monGc dies cntauto d uEe
SaIlte ftugIssante.
fue ceuN qul, CONNIE euX, Viyent dune
we tie tI~Uulcurs, Il ansuisscS, de acseSpoirs
sulfelt leu cNeInpie Iui2s essaSen de la
lclhsurc Dcpurdtlvc, ct, CONNIE euN. lis de
Vleilttrunt REQUISITES ct 1orts, ct po1rront
etrr tiers tic icur proSeniture.
Que ceuN bni doutent, siniorlnent
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TEXTURE
Ebg abr. Eas;%SH

Ce remote gu ma pas encore Iiilli de
puiS qulize ais quh est en- usage. est luer
supcrleur a tous les ertrujis re SCI, cpuIeiHe
ct tons les Dep"latts, employees .ja>qu'a &C
jour.
Ii guGrit toutes les maladirs clroniuues.
SOFT IntcrneS, soft eNtcrntS. sails difference
dtge Iii de seXe. Mule maildie pruvenant
q" iilnpurcte du sang ne rcSisle ii son
usage; les dartlCs dc uuelgue nature uu'el
les So!ent, les lntlrlniIcs, consequence de
iabas ,u nercure GU tie tout autre traite.
licnt Qdl Il vlcle III constitution, suut par
falteilcnt ct raGlcaiemcnt queries, toutes
les fois que ION rcIscverc dansson cmploi..
Les LeaeGr,hecS, PcFHcs Bi1nches, IN can.
turtles dams Ia pcrloIlcite DIES menstrues. Ii
rIilo:oSc, III ~Sfcf'jiiic B~roVtnant de tuute ma
ladie c~hronlque on ulstitutiUnnelIc toutca
ccs nala'tIes di>laialsscat l,ar IN t%raite-
mrlIt aSsez l~ungtcmps pruioIge dc lit TEN
ture Depurdtive du Dr. Meng.
LStpllepsle. ~Iorsqu'eiic TEST pas occasion
nee par une lesion or9aniIpc. les RhunIatiS-
mes ~ch'oHiY"cs ct qurlIucloi> IiguS, les nj
ceres c@nccreuX, olit etc radicalelnent que
lis.
ICES cures dGja op6s6s parlent asscz pour
cue Id Ielnthrc DrpGratlvt du Dr.. Men ait
bc>u!ii dc toutc rcciaille il Sutfit de SAVIOR
gu IL ny 1t pas Ell ~ius4u'a present une senle
mai" die elIroniqnc invGlelce on constltu-
tlonnelie. l'l"dultr par I'M vice quelconuuc
DIES iIImenrs. Gnl ait reSistG 4 III pulssance
mtdlcatr1cc dc ecttc preparations
CliitIut bouttlIi"t est acconpagnce lemon
hrcuN ccrtihcats, Nrnant &c tous les points
ii" ia -oul>lllc, attestant les uclIcs cures
operecs par &c mtdicameut
Ei Vente chez
JOS. I. THlBODEAUX.
Pharauacien,
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Singular ErpOsant.-Un indus
triel tgancais envoie d IExposi.
ton de Sydney une v6ritable curl
osite quill n'avait pas eu, parait-
il, lie temps de terminer pour
i'EXpoSltion de Paris.
C'est maiSon en- papier,
dite Paper house, compos6e dun
simple rtZ-de- chauSsee. lie corps
du batiinent est cn bois, mails a
IeNterIeur un reVttement de cal
tonrplerre 10 saiautit contre la
chaleur, lie troid ct les insectes-
L%'interieur est Orne dun revete-
ment semblable, CLIQUE directe-
mcnt cOntle les murS. Une cou-
che de cartonIpierre recouvre
eGAlemeit ie tot.
CONNIE encouragement interieur
on troHve DIES porteS en- carton,
DIES ~taplsserleS, un platond, des
lustleS, de tapis, DIES stores ct DIES
rideau ell pal,ler. Mais lie pl us
extraoldinaire, cest qu'il y
aussi un poole Ell papler OH Fon
poulra faile do feu.
L'ameublement, tables, appuis,
~ciialSeS, etc, etc: est tout Ell pas
pier mache. Les dineu $ 4ui Sc
rOnt invites dams Get intericur sc
serviront de ronds de serviettes,
Q'aSSleJt, :, de Nerr. s. de con
teanx, de fourchettes ct meme
de %servlettes ell paplel.
Dams la chambre Il coucher. Oh
volt Ell carton pate DIES draps de
lit, DIES chemi>es, DIES juponS, DIES
bonnets, le tout ii Id derniere
mode---et eli rapler.
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BlSmork Anne d sc plOmener in
cognlIo.
Un joul, i! rencontie un pay
sal tort embarrasse dun cochon
qul cIiait advertisement, bier quill
Sc fut pris de toults les tacolS
pour lie reconuuire chez lul. Bis
mark S'appIOche au moment OH
lie paysan tehalt son cochon Qaus
Ses bras.
Mon ami, lui Git-il, veux tn
que .je t'enselgme le secret pour lie
condulIe ; NETS lul unt corde q la
pate ct lalsse lie coulir sill erie
encore ponds le par les piedS ct la
tete en- bias.
lie paysan obGit: lr cochon he
era plus. ''On volt bivn, dit il al
noult liitoiliu, que .ouS ayez tait
&c meter la avant mol"
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4 SSEL, LlEAU, MRS. E., DRY Goods.
~ Faury .~iaficies. de-, corner Market
& st Louis streets,
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H. ~BOJRQUaS,
ksoriOS.:r u BijOuticr,

Continue coinme par lie psssG, lie meme
genre d'atfliref,
E%u,"ignure st. Louis ct Market.
mch.2I.T7. ~TAibodauxI Ia
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4 JENA, c. Coffee House Keeper, Main
"A ST., between jackson and ct. Phi
ip Streets.
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lie lieutenant general COME
dele il. Ii. Anderson est III ~,
beaufort, dune at;aque d'ale
pickle, a rage de e. ans.
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BLANCHARD. j. f., StvyeoD Dentist.
- office, corner Green and t. Bridg-
ct Streets.
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EoDLEY, Hugons aad CARTS, Depot on
~ Levee Street near the Thibodaux
Foundry. w. II. Raglan. Agent.
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iInoON' H., Shoemaker. Main stree
between St-Ph lip and Jackson SITS
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RADEAUA, THOMAS, 1Hdrncy at Lav
- corner Main and Focus Streets, up
stairs.
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IAN AN, F. Parish and .S.hoo, ;,
- "re.'' oihce-corner Green ~
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DRAUD, ELLIS n. Groceries,, Wac
IL and Liquors. corner Green and Main
streets.
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1bAlLROAD EACHANcET
~ elet Proprietor, corner NJ. d \
Gus SITS. -aain aai