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SupcfleUf eU uptillhcHC I"iS.
remnant paresSeusement le bras
droit, il montra son sabre au
compatible Ell ,ii>ant:
-Parle IA Coco.
Coco! repeta PodenSa", qu''
est ce que Ga vent dire ?
-Parle a coco, reprit ironique
ment le militaire.
Cetait une Querel!e que che">
chait le sous officer. PodenSae lnl
tourna lie dos. EFT Ia pipe reprit
SEES fonctions de cheminGe GU
brnle du bois vert.
LIE bateau Il vapeur etait pleln
de monde. Les dtuX DANES mas
vaient qu'une resource, quitter
lturs places pour aller So METRE
an sUlpil. ct faiSait une cllaleur de
urarautr degrees. ElleS aimerent
mienx suutfrir encore un peu,
dams l'rspolr que le cap'taine au
rat raiSon du sol.lat mai eleve.
Podpn>ac etait jeune. II tenant
faire Sa cour aux passaseres !;
il revint Il la Charge.
-Mons!pnr, dit il, vOus me for
ceZ IL vOuS trailer Severtnent,
mais c'rst vouS pni l'aurtz vOniu.
vouS n.avez pas IL droit lie reSttr
aux prem er-S, car vOu> n'aveZ
on'uu billet de secondes ct .je
vous prle de paSSer sur i'arant.
L'autre, avec nonchalance, ct
repelant son geSte:
-Plr!e u Coco.
-NuuS m'eEnuXeZ. avec vOtre
Coco. Je ne connais pas Coco. ct
il. mai rien a lui dire. Cne tois,
deux f0is, voulez vous passer aux
secOndes :
-i'arle a Coco.
Et Ia pipe fonctionnait plus
que ianlis. LodoIS, tnrieux, sc iii
rioea vers deuX matelOts uui cau-
salient aupres du mat, ct lenr par
la quelques instants. PniS ii res
til,.
-Je serais d6sol6 d'employer
la violence, dit il au sous officer,
maiS 81 vouS nr m'obeiS>ez pas, j
vais Gtre ob'i.6 dc vou, taire por
ter.
-P;llle Il Coco, murnura tran
QuiIiemeDt IL chaSSeur.
Podrnsac tut sur le point de
sautcr Il la gorge de I'ln>olenr,
mails il sc contin1. Settlement, il
S'eclia tout Il coup:
-Au f;iIt. oui, ie vaiS lui par>
ltr a Coco. NouS croyez faire peur
aux gems. Atte,ldez moi.
IL descendit dams Sa cabane, ct
revint ,.quelqde, secondes apre>.
armG dun grand sabre.
-Tenez, reprit-il, voici une pc
ti,c lie emtierement deserte ct
tort commo'le pour celia. Nous al
Ions dfbaluuer, ct je dirai Il Coco
plus de chooses que vOus lie crOy
ez, peut etre.
LIE sous officer Sc leva enlin.
-St"ppe ! commando le capi-
tainc au timonier. Bon, accO>te
doucement. C'est parfait.
Suivi du chasseur, il etait mon
te sur le ,ambonr dune DIES au
bes. LIE vapeur rasa Ii. terre ct s'ar
r6ta.
-Jette une passerelle, CONS
manda POdenSac.
Une blanche asSez large forma
ausSit0t une sorte de pOnt.
Passez, monsieur, dit poliment
le capitaine an sous officer.
Celui ci ne Sc tit pas prier, ct
Sauta dans lille, sans meme regar
der derriee lui.
Qnand il ell pris terre, Poden-
sac, qui he lc sulvait pas, cut un
sourire, ct dit Il ses hommrS.
Tale III blanche, timonier,
ell avant
Et IL vapenr reprit sa route Il
la grande stupetaction dn chaS
scur, pendant que le capitalIle,
faisant IN porte vo!x de ses denx
mainS, criait dc tonteS SEES forces ::
-Parle il Coco ! Parle Il Co
COL!
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ASSURANCE SUR LA V1E.- Les
porleurs de polices del'assurance
sur la vie-L0uisidna Equitable
Lie INSURANCE Code la Nouvel
lie Orleans, la seule compasnie
qui offre des guarantees reelles Il
ses assures, sont informes que
Mr.. l.. A. Colomb, de Donaldson
vile, agit maintenant CONNIE sol
licileur ct fail les recOllvrcments
pour le compte de cette conlpa
snie, dams la paroissc Lafonrcl'r'
Pour plus amp!es informations'
voyez I'annonce4 sur Id seconlc
page anylaise.
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u. A. TEklDNE,

Encoignure dies rues Main ct st. Louis
en- face de Mr. l.. Y. kiviere.
Tl,ibodauX.
LIvRES CLASSIQUES EFT RELIGIECA,
Fouruitu,es de Bmreaa. P"pier de W"si4ue,
ARTICLLS DE PETITE:
Croix. Cnrlsts, Me,lailles. Chapelets. Ben.
tiers, Images. Tableaux, Statu
ties. Cierges,
COURONNES DE lere COMMUNlON
Galeric Photograpnique au premier
Gan - '76 ly
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Leon sEOGichav1~
Aux Nos. 81 ct 50 de Il. rue ,;u ,,u,I
HaBlLLEMENTS, LINGEI,Ir
CHAPEAlrN

A 1ANT TRANSFEAE Ines ,,,u..a
%, a. Mo- Nos 2a, sl ct s de Ia r,'" ,1sajl,s iriIs d"s
y wee aux Nos al ct A:t dc s,, r,,.ee- 10
Iiil' u,Iii,' J ;ihhonce cspecturuse,ncn, ~"
pioiio en general que jai atin de. '.n' au
fort t'sho.sSoent s1oL dc lnon comnescs 10 LIRE
de lingerie dlhn",n' lhua",'le"ents: de chapeaux'
ue Jeuhes Sar9ons-stock lei n,+'if S.n's ni et
ial""'se eo IL la Nouve!le OrIlans ~; en-
,,,cs ANS ct Ines clients ne ye,ir =, invite
he, {. sassu.er dies prx. 'eAahi'-
a.; alenlr, conn~ par lc pass,l io
?, 'ai ileh pour talre face any l,'e =. he-
,"i" :" p'Ioc' i oe serai toujours rrat ; r, "s ue
, '""" 'es orarts t$rands on rctitsi :. hir h.I;ur
;sn.' , ',nSere clapeaux de ,"at.n "nas'aie aS
comlnuns dnaEiiaf,,a 'na EsgnfGs, aep"s vflements
t"iiette lc plus Tin. LIS priy q" au n,, 'i,ge de
bic. "osSl bts que pUssl-
Les cohlnlandes LEILA cam,,uro
Je' " "he attention ilnmediafc. ' ''"' %
Arx LEON GODCHACX
IA Oct-T6 "o la rue du Canal
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8uckingham's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may b
:elied on to change the color of tn
beard from gray Or any other undesil
able shade, to brown or black, at dis
,retion. 1t is easily applied, being il
one preparation, and quickly and Ell
ectually produces permanent color
which will neither rub nor wash off.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL E. CO.,
NASHUA, NH.
Sold By al Druggists, sa4 o.als.s In Medicines.
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THIBODAUX, LM, SAMEDl JULIET 1879

fut l'imposteur quill leur fit DIES
avantages dn Kansas sous le rap
port de la vie ct du comfortable
que la nouvelle sc repandIt com
me par enchantemeht dams le
pays ct que de tOus les coteS on
vii les noirs, munis des preclenx
drapeaux, faire les apprets dn
depart. II fallut Sc debarrasser
de touteS sortes de prop, ietcs
qn'il ny await pas moyen d'em
porter sans egaru au prix ohtenu.
Des vaches sc vendirent s.,
des cOchons de Iait IL dix cents,
la volatile IL qratre pour clnq
cents ct les autres chooses dams la
meme proportion ct il u:l sacrifice
que juStifiait la necesSite de de
menayer. lie dimanche 10 JUN,
les noirs fOnrmillaient au depot
dn chemin de fer Dnrant ct
l'on estime que pas moins de mi
le negres, anssl legerement pour
vuS de baGaSeS que tie bon sens,
etaient prets Il prendre le train
qui devait les cOn,luire Il la terre
promise. Comme Oh lie pense bien
le train he vint point, ct ces pauv
res victimes, n'ay;lnt plus pour
toute possession que les qnelques
sous realises par lie sacrifice de
lenrs animaux, tie leurS meubleS
ct de ce tout ce qu'ils avaient pos
sede, durent implorer la charite
DIES habitants du comte. Et tout
celia pour avoir ecouvte un indi
du qu'ils voyaient pour la pre-
miere fois ct que probab'ement
lis ne reverront plus.-MeSchacebe.
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Il HOTEL.-L'HOtet des Etrdngers,
blen connu de tous les vOyageurs
qui ont lhabitude de frGqueatcr
notre vile, est devenu par les
nombreuses ameliOrations quill
Went de Subir, un etabliSSement
de premier Ortlre. Les chambres
Y Sont bien aer6es, la table est ex
= tellent ct copieusemeut servie ct
le le service est empresse ct irrepro
chable. On pent manger Il toute
heure de la journee. Mails Ia ta
be d'hOte est servie a s helreS dll
matln, a midi ct d Z heures du
sOir.
En- outre de tOus ceS avantages
ct de bien d'autres don't l'enume-
ration serait trop Tongue, Get h6
tel est actuellemeLt pourvu dune
all enambre a balm, au service de
y ss| ses nombreux clients ct amis.
NJ flGUES.-Dans notre dernicr
'amero nous parlions de l'abon
aaace des fgues ct mentionnons
'"ue etOnnememt de ce qu'on
q halt pas encore decouvert lei un
). 'noyen de les faire secher.
tm' IN des habitants les plus en-
E. 4 Ueprenants de cette parOisse. Mr..
!" ,aeophile Harang, possedant de
"a an assez grand nombre de fl
s. s"'efs ell p!ein rapport, cOnfec
osa os' 'O'ae, avec le produit de ses
S eIofes, des contitures excellentcs.
AA'ei'urage par le success quill a
'eedemment obtenn ct quill Oh
aeat encore, il plant6 en-
! rs ssalers la plus grande partie lie
m sn 'lahltation, situee i HMane
'ale. Lorsque tous les arbres
s.olt Ell pl-in rapport, Mr.. Ha
aug, don't reSprit inventif est
'.u connu, tr0uvera un mOyen
la're secher ces fruits, tout ell
utlhuant 4 cOntectiOner DIES
saserves.
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NOuVeIleS Diyer>eS.

-Si vouS vOnlrz boim une bon
ne boisSon buv:z la biere de Mil
waukee.
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On trouve dams Get etablissencnt tout ce
uue la s;,ison tournlt de plus diflc;t ct toute
esrece @ de Wins de cho,x tout &C quil faut
pour sorces ct marriages etc.
II Y IA DIES salons particulars au premlers,
ct dies chanbres eiGganlnent Meublees a
louer a La stmaine ct iu niOls.
Les PlanteurS ct les liabltants de la cam
payne qui voudront hOnorer Get etabiisse'
mcnt de leur patronage trouveront aes
chambres IT neu nourriture bonnc ct copl
euse $500 pariour.
.y- Les pnrtes du restaurant restent on
yert.s iusau';, miuurt Is II. 13
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Price, One Dollar.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-21
A Freezing Future.

Henri Vavarez says in a recent
work "From the summer. of the noun
tain a winding sheet Of snow will
descend upon the high plateaus and
the valleys, driving before it life and
civilization, and masking forever the
cities and nations that it meets On its
passage. Life and human activity will
press insensibly toward the intertropi-
cal zone. St. Petersburg, Berlin, Lon
don, Paris, Vienna, Constantinople
and Rome will fall asleep in success
ion under their eternal shroud. Dur
ing very many ages equatoial human
itY will undertake Arctic expeditions
to find again under the ice the place
of Paris, Lyons, Bordeaux and Mar
settles. The sea coast will have
changed and the geographical map OF
the earth will have been transformed.
No one will live and breathe any more
except in the equatorial zone np to
the day when the last family. nearly
dead with cold and hunger will set on
the shore of the last sea in the rays OF
the sun, which will thereafter shine
here below on an ambulant tomb re
volving aimlessly around a useless
light and barren heat.
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MONTGOMERY BLAIR ON TIL
DEN.

This seems to be pre-eminently
an age Of letter4Writers. Every
time a public man runs foul of an
idea he Immediately seats himself
and " with pen in hand,' proceeds
to defend it and demolish his antag-
onists with the instrument that is
popularity supposed to be about
twice as strong as common sword.
Montgomery Blair is one Of this
class of letter-writers. Perceiving
the fall of Tilden he, with great
earnestness, girds his loins and ats
tempts to put him on his spins !"
again, totally oblivious of the fact
that Sammy is a good deal like
Humpty Dumpty, who could not
be put back again by all the
''King's horses" and all the "King's
men"
This is the right thing for
Monty" to do, though, since he
gave the first kick which started s..
J. rolling down hill. "Monty" is
great man in Maryland, and when
its Legislature met in January, of
1878, it was he that put through it
a resolution claiming that Mary
lands electoral vote had been rem
dered NIL on account of fraud in
other States, and praying relief.
This memorial was sent to Washing
ton and was the cause of the crea-
ton of the great Potter Committee.
This committee being formed, began
to search right earnestly and to cry
right Justify for evidence Of fraud
They searched the closet, unlocked
the trunks, pricked arras with their
mental swords, looked up chimneys,
very much like the angry husband
in Byron's Don Juan, but found
nothing. Nothing, did We say
Well, we did not mean that, fol-
it did find a choice lot Of cipher
dispatches, referring to certain in
trigues ofthe septuegenarian bache-
lor which cast rather lurid glare
on his political virtue, such as try
ing to seduce Miss Louisiana, Mis-;
South Carolina and Miss Florida by
means of rain of gold-not gold
exactly, but the "best United State;
Documents
This discovery, which they were
not bargaining for, was the last
straw, which, added to the rest o.
Bachelor Sammy's political gal
lantries, broke the weakened back
of New York Democracy and caused
the dislocation of its spinal col
umn, which such an orthodox organ
as the New York San declares is So
serious that all attempts at replace
ment will be in vain, Old lady
Blair, like the faithful sweethear
she is, refuses to give up Sammy
however, even at these evidences o
immortality, and still persists in be
lieving that he is the only man VIII
can lead on to victory-with larg
V and a wreath of immortelle
around it. He gives his reasons 70
this, too; and, strange enough, the.
are the same that the most ultr
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A Southern gill, who has seen bet
ter days as member of one of the
first families of Virginia, is now earn
ing her living by plying an anvil at the
shoemaker's bench in Petersburg.
She served an apprenticeship of four
years, and tits said can now turn out
as good shoes as any man in the bust
ness who has not had more expert
ence.
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

In obedience to established usage, here
by designate THU RSDAY, THE TWE EN-
Y>SEVENTH INSTANT, as a day of
Thanksgiving and Prayer.
On that day l recommend that we alb
stain from ali secular pursuits, and in our
temples of worship and around our family
affairs, let us humbly testify our dependence
upon the Sovereign Grace of Almighty
God as the only source Of spiritual and
temporal blessings.
In testimony whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and caused
to be affixed the Great Seat of the
TSEAL.1 State of Tennessee. Done at the
City of Nashville, this 10Th day
of November, in the year of oul
Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy mine.
By the Governor.
CHAs. n. GIBBS, Secretary of State.
noy1Sd3t
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Sores, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhoa, arising
from internal liberation, and Uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood.
This Sarsaparillais a combination of
vegetable alternatives - Stillingia, Man
drake, Yellow Dock with the Iodides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the most
efficacious medicine yet known for
the diseases it is intended to cure.
It's ingredients are so skilfully COM
bined, that the full Alternative effect of
each is assured, and while it is so mild
as to be harmless even to children, it is
still SO effectual as to purge out from the
system those impurities and corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
p from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun-
try repose in it, prove their experience
of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
accumulated, and are constantly being
received, and as many of these cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence of the superiority of this Sar-
saparilla over every other Alternative
medicine. So generally is its superb
GRITTY to any other medicine known, that
we need do no more than to assure the
public that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
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ChanceFy Court at Knoxville, Tenn
Nc. 3,2sI.

@ oJANLs
W. 4. A. Conner Administrator of the Estate Of
T. Jouveuat, deceased, vs.. Jas Kennedy.
Fanny Jouvenat and orhers,
TT APPEARING FROM THE BILL WHICH
l. is sworn to that tn defendants, Emile Jou
venat, Leon Jouyena', Charles JOuVenat and
Frank Jouvenat are non-residents OF the state
of Tennessee, it is ordered tat the de endants
above named appear before the Chancery Court
at K knoxville, Tenn essee. on the first Mondsy in
Janua-y next 1880, ard make efenss to the bill
in this cause or the same will be taken for
confessed. This notiae will be Published in the
Knoxville Wing and Chronicle for four conseou-
tive weeks
"A true copy Attest. Nov. 9Th, 1879.
nov5-w4ts NJ. L. PATTERSON, G. i ".
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City 1ireEtprg.
KNIGHTS OF aoNoR.

DEL1EF LODGE, No. 163. &. of H.-Meets
IL on the first and Third Friday nights OF each
month at Teutopia Hall coraer Church and aay
Streets.
4. A. Brown. Fl D: Harvey Clark. Reporter.
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Elizabeth Tullock, aged 1l2, is the
oldest lady in Scotland.
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See full lists Of New Sheet Music, every week
in he Musical Record. That is the way to cen
well informed of new Issues, Mailed for s
cents.
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7 M ? O z = A n r
Purchasers Clothing
FOR MEN AND BOYS.

We have now of
BUSINESS ana Dress Suits and Fall Winter These
- ~ N@"''' '"0'O 'N N~
quite
pieased 10 snow you through whether
For SIS TO $40, you
would charge for
will charge to $50 for
We have Overcoag $50 Those from 2 to $40 are
equal to custom
We also have complete line of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Cardigan Jackets and Underwear Of all the
Our Stock of Plain and Fancy Hosiery
Tsenaember: THE Price we ask Is the Prizes we
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PREPARED BY
Or. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass. +,
Practical aud analytical Chemists.
SOLD BIZ ALL nrrcC!sTs EVERYWHERE
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Wholesale Agents, Knoxville, Tenn.
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BELLS OF BONNEVILLE

4 handsOma and complete edition of the CECILIA
o. C0rnevitlG" by PlaT Quette. is now ready; and
g. he music, the acting. &C nery and costuminv
are quite wIthin tt r. on of amateurs it is sura
T. be ex eHsiVe,y given and enjuyed. Pretty
GFey Flench village seen es, contrasting
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WHITE ROBES, tho new Sunda7 School
Sons BnOE. by Abbey and Munger, bids fair to
DO of the most successful books of its class a.
It is undeuiabiy one of the sweetest and best
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-21
F. & a. Is.

" muaication upon second Thursday uignsc If
aoh month at Hsllin Masonic Temple.
FL ! Squire, Sec'y n S Woodward, v ID.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-05-16
LINCOLN.

PLANT potatoes and wait for the
bugs.
Farmers are busy this spring in re-
pairing board fences.
This week, evenings seem to be
pretty well taken up. Tuesday eve
ming, an evenings visit for the benefit
of Rev.Z. G. Pickett, the late pastor OF
the M +. church; Wednesday evening,
|. O. of G. T. meeting; Thursday eve
ming, prayer-meeting Saturday eve
ming, select reading by Mrs. Scelbo-
rough Prime at NJ. F.. church. -
-Ataregular meeting Of Ne W lem
pie Lodge, the following officers were
appointed: NJ. ]. Stearns, W. G.. T..
Miss Mary Stearns, w. V. T.; Miss
Viola Page, w. S.; Elihu Purinton,
W. t.; Cyrus Cove, w. M; Zira ELI.
Oft. w. c.; James King, w. Guard
Il. s. Stevens resigned his Office as
Lodge Deputy, and the lodge voted ia
recommend Merrill Barton as l.. ID. fol
the lodge.
Rev. J. NJ Pascoe of Lanesborough
Mass, preached at the NJ. T.. church
last Sabbath. About fifty persons gath
cred at the nj. E. parsonage, Thursday
the 9Th inst, and arranged tables iol
supper with q variety of eatables, read,
TO receive the new pastor appointed Il
this charge, who arrived with his wifi,
at abou: Z T.. NJ, and were agreeabll
surprised to find so hearty welcome
After supper the company dispersed
leaving about thirty dollars for thei
benefit.