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THE EXltE's DREAM or HOME.

Alone sit on this wild, barren Ysorc,
Tho ocuan crreu1n. tu my feet.
Ar't 1lstcn to tho brthiturs' sEllcn roar--
frhr only nllstc fhat s,,y heart ucc.1s sweet;
! walrtl tf,u giant wnyts uursar tt!vlr crcsts
OHly to fail r1es III HcutfuR tuah,;
watch thu SIM creep H!awls t]uwn tL1e West,
And dream Ut Iiou,c. and sttoan or hon,s.
sv1.t .to1,vv r..v,,cht a,,s ,c,,ss +,,, Ill,
Trailing hur gray anu ,nl.ty rolp. lehIn,I,
1srinring slch EIcn.cs t1,nt my aoul does thrill
Aud long. iSrrutten inrNUrfcs nj NV mini:
4 shady wUul. II chttch tu%. .hrnwut aud wide,
4 low. .thnel hcll that swlnGs IN niiicch tluinc,
IT. hteflaw nu*Ie a0atfng t,'er the tide.
HeptallnI cses, softlg, transformations"
~. n c,,,,nr. ,ostt,,o ,,,,rr.. H., .,.,.
r,,h ra .,.s ~ . rsS s, .,"'' .I - - @ v
~ s"s .. a i; '"'s 49, ~. H. ;. .i H. r. a1u WI
fs,trr ~ III, ~ NJ ~; y" H. hnsm, ~ ~ !,
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BOTH SIDES OF THE STORY.

Has Anrcln forgottcnf Al mol nh n,nI
Live IL III frull t,tn:, md yut ~ pwrct.
Tao sweet Juau toscs scarce haYc dtuopcl their
AeAla;
They scemtctl all Tho ais when you knc1t ut ny
Knott thoEe. and sighed that, Hike tho roses'
bErnth, OPP.
Ay au!ies sAon!l I'LL your liie-ltll death.
Anil yct you have forgotten, Angelo. All uscl
All me- frAr bitter truth hus uRWtls.i u Iupt,
AllA have only left 1tlu n,etnury u1 june,
We'll, wD11n'a heart IL tTlla, though Mastt IL nnt
Hat AA' This sau, sad truth Makcs hard lcg lot.
And yot, to tell tho truth, my Angelo,
md Efuwh sick Ut living thus fnr thp4;
MY livufs Nu tnuFe WnilH lIyeF VI your touch,
FHF wss JUL ~ SlsE 1t r4H AZ rGM NJ Eue;
Aud w!Ivl YOU wssi,etru. We must part,
II fuunl sweal ccha In my nrart.
0NASr lAnW, lit. Mns. o. u. I1EwETr.
, 1879-08-23

.st,r }srE .gun.
The sellcnlG for ttns improvement nf the Mis-
siss!pui survives. hut how shall te Mississippi
hr tMuruycll u ID desired lo brcseryp tiu rIa.i-
nol, to kao1 " clear, t0 lcGpgu thu outlets md
10 prevent oycrIlow, Thu plans lor accull pIsh-
In: 1r*e ullrgtS use ~ numerous ns ls et,'tl
neers who liyu examined tlle subject. Cab;.
Eala IL t!sawIli9 great sums from tl,e Treasury
lur deepening the cl,aului at t!lo mouth b. E!c
levlre ut te.itea, but blur equally coInprten!
engineers A'ld practical river 1ncn it!stst hut
whlls 10 gets or prete,,as so ReL thu required
19;lth Ut water a. DHe l!age, anu rr bur. cgualy
formidable, u form tn tusttcr out III tl!D Gutf,
auu ttut, following hls plau, thus proecss must
70 Oh tulet'nItoIy,
We srs il alleged On all sides tliat thu ais.
slastpp| Commission, suthor!zcd by Congress
and appo'lltaA by liayes, IL packed In tc
interest ui ju1ber5, a,ul W II fnyor lu most ex.
ueuslya system ot improvement PROPOSED.
Everywhere In lllu Southwest 1t u sufd that thu
cyea.tol Ut lau Commission Las committed lhe
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a ssa,onpl,s IND Tru.tv family Romoa

4 bsasonplls uni Tru.tv futnllY Nomedy.-
Astat!c ChhIeEA, cvera uiassuJ, ,uuInulps Ci,.i,-
tla!lt. cnc. hunr stuuuet l.sssLra. nNd I'll aIrc.
Ituhs VI tfe oJwcf1 lICldenl 10 at !ef lltrcn ur
~ ur. JuylIts GasHtYattye lahl1n. II at'aS& t.,r
Irritation uni cAnIs lht ucslod nf ils on,arh aDt
novels. unI, hr!nt ptrasaht tu te ttst". Ii N ac
cuAtausu r!GlJdy IL ltle tuutljstL III lua t4.,itY
, 1879-08-23

"A lady. with Dpt tol III o isaln from New
turt to F4tl River, Mass. fhe q her day, was Ill
auItftous !ur The wel1usu Ut llar pct that sh :.
lreateu It tu ico-watrr from n l1,mhlrr, a.lh
feIII.ed u rerciYa tllc llrst water Ii .'nla1 tn
Hrr by tho trau.uoy bcGausu thero was u Apeck
III l..
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From EelloWsyille.

APRIL 80 Our community seems
TO have entered permanently upon
new. and better, and higher
lite, Il would be dithcent to find
anywhere a more intelligent, sober,
orderly. and moral people than ours
oil FeIlowsvllie, aud vicinity. We
note this tacl with grateful pleasure.
That talented and accomplished
M mber of the kingwood Bar, Juo.
Barton Payne. Esq, Is billed to leo
ture here before the PreAton In
stitute and Library Association on
the evening OF the 9th oil May. The
popularity OF the lecture heresbouts
Will insure him a full and attentive
houee. We cannot speak too highly
men; OF The Society that continues
to provide good and usefu. books,
and intellectual entertainments week
ly, besides frequent lectures, Tor the
mental and moral benefit OF the com
munity; and 1T deserves much
more hearty cooperation aud support
than II has yet received from the
puGhc.
Governor Mathews has appointed
A. g, Tnckett, of this place, Notary
Public. He has procured a Notarls
Seal and entered upon the duties Of
his Office.
Mr.. Jno. N. Wolf is erecting, near
his resldence commodus Off &c III
which be intends to carry On, besides
the buslness OF Notary Public, that
OF the law and job printing.
A new store has just oeen opened
here. To urn is B shop & Pier.
Well, the more competition, the
b,tter-ior the people.
We noticed "Aine kost" Of the
Corbin House, K,ngwood, here last
Friday. il- had evidently come
Gvwn Guto Egypt to buy corn.
All hight, there ia 81! large sur
plus IN this neighborhood for cash
buyers. Now AND THEN.
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Pine City Locals.

Crsnesville the city Of the pines has
been unusually active this week.
now ptill remains in the pine
Yamps, and snow drift tia ee ipet
deep still clings to the side Of Cranes
bill.
Geo. w. Hartman died April 25th,
# dIopsv OF the heart, st the early
age Of &c yesrs. He died triumph
ant 10 the christian faith. The IN
neral services wa conducted on tie
9th, by Revs. White and Gilbretb
the funeral eermon by Rev. White,
Was eloquent and impressive, beng
listened TO by very large audience
Rev. j i. Gllbreth preached bis
farewell sermon on the evening Of
9th. end left tor Newark Ohio amid
the regrets Of many VI bis friends At
this place
Rev. Weaver lsctured on the eve
Of the 28tb, on bis Satanic Majesty
vulgarly called The Devil
SALT BLOCK.
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day laying ia a supply OF butter and
eggs, II Kingwood is in such a
strait as that you had better come
out. Mr.. Editor, aud get at least one
good I'll.
We wonder what takes the smi-
ing merchant Of ReedSvllls toward
Mssontown 80 often2 Will Vine
take time TO pulls cucumber and
then answer?
Valley had wedding lately, and
inside Of twenty tour hours the hap.
ny groom Was pssented with - touu-
cling boylll Score one Tor Valley.
Jacob Cobun. G. n. Prst and DR..
Cox are making some Improvement
on their property in Mssontown.
Squire Hartley has concluded TO
not rsise the usual crop % elder
berries in his garden THE season.
II. CREST.
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valley Distriot Locals.

April. 29.--Tbe recent dry wealth.
er has almost evaporited my ink az
we'll az TO make every body too lazy
to DO anything to write to the pa
yer about.
Messrs. Arnelt aud Clayton, we're
delivering come 6ne trees here on
Friday 18Th.
Constable s. w. Hartley's team
ran % one day last *, doing con-
siderable damage both to horse and
wagon.
4 dsugltcr Of Washing on Tsy-
lor died. rather suddenly, on Sun
lay 20iust She vac about II yssrs
old.
Dr. Martin and O Dunn Of King
wood we're at Masoutowu en- Mon
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Deed made Mar. 10, 20. NV Dayi


Deed made Mar. 10. 20, ny David J
Albright to.Barb & McCafIerty for house
and 1t in Newburg. admitted. -.
Deed made oct. IS. rs, by w. l..
Boughner to y. II. ShafIer for Lot No.
Is i'm Rowlesbnrg: admitted24
Deed made Mar. -. '7s. by James \.
Cox to Il. r. Cobun for Grautor's inter
est in - acres an Valley district: admit
ted "a.
Deed made Apr. IA, rs. by ]. c.
McMillen To h r. Cobuu for $50 acres
in Valley district. admitted 20.
Deed made Apr. 25. 20. by Asbury
Bolysrd t. James X. Wolf for 23 acres
in Reau district. admitted 26.
Deed made Apr. s, 20. by John Felts-
ner to Nary r. Walter for fraction OF
lot No.2 i'm Evansville: admitted IS.
Deed made Apr 1879 by Henry T. Jen-
kins To Mary Walter for fraction lot NJ
in Evansville: admitted 70
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Pleasant District Locals.

Farmeis busy.
Wan:ed--rmn and it has come.
Prof Bower has just returned
from visIo TO GAINESVILLE which he
vuJo3 ed greatly.
Prof. j. II. Feather, and lady have
returned from attending the funeral
of Geo. Hartman st CrauesvllIe.
Severn Of Peasants good citizens
attended the Foreman sale at Bruce.
ton where they report Dept Sheriff
Shaw WAS visible TO the delinquent
taxpayers in attendance.
Prof Joe. G. Arnold paid us a
flying isst few days ego, aud we
hope be may come often.
CITIZEN BAY4RD.
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A POPULAR SONG.

The Minstrel aud Concert troupcs are
all singing win l.. Thompson's no -
Song aud Chorus. "GoIdea Ycars are
passing by." There is now such a mania
for this beautiful piece, that dealers can
scarcely get them fast enough to supply
the demand. Every lover of pretty
song will want this piece.
Send 80 cents to the publishers, W. l..
TIIOMPSON ~ co. East Liverpool,
Ohio.
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We had intended saying something
about the advent of spring. and to t. II
the truth We did write short local, bur
the ink was hardly dry vet when the
weat or became so cold we had to toll
our devil TO build a IRA. The weather
is warm and nico Ak we write, but we
won't say anything about it for fear that
1t My be showing when wo go TO press.
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Grant District.

No snow 10 rain no weather no
peaches no ch erries no land GALES no
horse buyers no stock drovers no
ramps no preacher no meeting no
sunday school 10 prayer meeting no
singing school no marriages no sum
mer school no Young men who 60 TO
zee the girls no ne,OS no none
Is NOW NnTu1Na
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Commissioners Sale.
of
House & 4 IL acres Land in
Fellowsville.
Heermans & Zinn)

IIeermans & Zinn)
VS. IN EaIrIry
Taylor Il Shaw,
Pursuant To n decree of the Circuit
Court of Preston county rendered at tho
special term of 1869, i'm tho above STYLED
cause, the undersigned commission cr
will, on the 10Th day OF May 1870. uhe
same being court dav) offer for sale To
tho highest bidder, the land decroed IL he
sold IN the above cause, consisting OF
tour and ohe-half acres 81 fine meadow
land. immediately joining the town of
Fcllowsvillc, in said county, upon which
thcre " neat one-story iran q dwelling
house, stable, otC.
TERMS or SALE:-Tho above sal will
he made for so much cash i'm hand a.
viii be sufficient to pay costs of suit
and expenses oi sale, and the residue
upo1 credit of q, II. and Is months. the
purchaser executing interest bearing
not swith good security therefor
JNO' BARTON p.TNE.
Special Commissioner.
lnp20H-s750
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ANNOUNCEMENT .

70 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF dve lines, or
less, under this head. -, CASH INvARIA-
BLY, IN ADVANCE. over FIVE lines, 4
words make a line,) > 5 cents per line;
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For County superintendent.

Weare authorized TO announce SAM
UEL T. WILEY ~ candidate tor
County Superintendent Of Free Schools
OF Preston County.
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LAND FOR SALE.

Fifty acres excellent land near West
Warren, and about 81 milos from tho
Il. q o. Railroad, In Monongalia County,
W. Va. and now occupied by Emanuel
Six. only partly and newly cleared.
26O acres More or less -On Cheat Riv-
or. one mile below st. George, iu Tuck
or county, w. Va This farm has there
on a good. comfortable dwelling and 9TH
ar buildings, AID IS a very desirable
agriculture and grazing body OF land
kuown ~ the Marsh Farm.
Also. p Cottage Dwelling, ono and one
half stories, in good repair, and SoOd
garden attached. Located ON the river
near the West Virginia University.
Tie above property Is for sale ON easy
terms Apply -
J. If, HOFFMAN, Cashier
Morgantown Bank.
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HSn Grand opening of Spring
III Hand summer stock Tor the
Ebd HseIsOn. NV stock of Cloti. =
81 &s 6ting is now larger than the
combined stock OF clothing i'm all the
general stores of g ration. / will not be
undersold Come and see
Yours I ruIY, B. KAHN.
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Confectioneries & Groceries.
The best and most complete stock Of
brought to Kingwood, at Jackson &
Martins.
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THE
WEST VIRGINIA AFRO US
Is Published every ISat,addv 6y
HARRY McCAFFERTY,
xISewooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA
Observation-Disclosures

To residents Of this co,,nty-One y ear.
81 80; six months, 10; four months, 80
cents.
To non residents Of ne countV-One wear.
d ,o5-the Is cents extra being charged
;oprsp POSTAGE six months, So cents;
thr, months, 90 cents.
Our rms are cash ia ddrdnce, there
fore all pa, >ers will be stopped at the eX-
piraiion of the term oil subscription, un-
less renewed.
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NOTICE.

All parties know
ing themselves to be
indebted to the un-
dersigned, will save
costs by calling at
once and settling,
either by payment
of account or by
note.
w. II. Potter.
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BLACkSNlITIuNG I

Tho undersigned would respectfully
call the attention ofthe people Of Port
land and vicinity, to the fac; that he is
prepared TO do any work in his line in
good work manlike manner, ch cap for
cash or produce. l.. J. MILLER.
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for first insertion, and fifty cents for each
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spaily except sunday. tDailv. tDon't
stop here. Besides the above>nsmed
trains there * W " Train with a pass
euger car attached, that goes both east
and west daily, except sunday.
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Go to Bishops anJ get II lbs. ''of Primo
Brown Sugar for $l.OO.

Mrs Lizzie Potter and Miss Luda Nen
have opened a millinery establishment
at the home OF the former, in kingwood q,
and are prepared To do any work in that
line at reasonable rates. They re- pect-
fully solicit the patronage OF the la les OF
kingwood and vicinity marlSt Is
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You need not 90 elsewhere, 10
purchase your Groceries, out go st
once TO Potter's aud be satisfied with
the sugar that YOU get for 10 cts. per
10. Coffee for 124 and l5c per Id
Soda 81 per 10.
We sell for cash, and that is the
reason why We eau sell II lbs. Of
good prunes for one dollar.
We take butter and eggs too, and this
is Why wo are always hoilthy, and in -
good humor foi waiting on customers.
We purchase ou,, goods as cheap as
any man can buy thon; and much
cheaper than most persons could steal
them; consequently we arc retdy 10 dis
pose Of them 1T the lowest possible fig
ure.
Many will not believe THE. but
come and zee and we will make an
effort TO convince tue most skepticaI
beyond a doubt
Sell Beat Beans for FIVE cents per
10, good two.hoop Bucket for l5c'
Extra Carpet Brooms only 3Oc.
RaIsins a. l0c.
Rabbits Potash l23c.
Good Cheese l24c.
. lbg Currants for l5c.
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OURTAGENTS. .

The following named parties arc aus
thOriz Il to receive money on subscTip-
ton for ms; s<1EH
Newburp, :. II. McCanorty ,andJM.aE.
Dent.
Portland, II. &. WorthingtOn.
R0wlesburg T.. -. Stone.
Painters Mill j. H. Wilson.
Aurora, ~. j Stemple. -
Reedsyilie, w X. LOar.
Tuunelton, w. J. IGvelle.
Braud0nyille. j. n. Fuller
Brucctou Mills, y. y. Wiley.
Ma-Outywn, GOrcn .. White.
Felluwsvillo. Gcorge Purcell.
Austen, Gus. j Shancr.
GAINESVILLE, J. ~ Frauthousor.
Housewife. Il. Il. Cauheld
Address all communications 10
THE ARGUS,
KINGWOOD, w. Va
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B. & 0. R. R. TIME TABLE.

srArIoNs. No. u No. $40. .7.No. Isl
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THIBODAUX, LMM, SAMEDl JANVIER 1879.
lie Solr, Ell famillp, Toto pS

lie Solr, ell fanilIe, Toto est
tranquillement asSls a cote de
son pere, qui lit le journal q haute
voix. pendant que Id mere tait
de la bro lerie.
Dams Particle que lit le parc-
une causerie artisiiqne-il est
question d divers s reprises du
Mariage de Figaro.
-Tiens. dit Penfant interrom
pant, Faulre soir, snr une atiiche,
j'ai Ia qn'on a'lait jouer les Noces
de Figaro. Est-ce que c'est la
meme chose, dis, papa
Pas tont a fsit, dit le pere
sans Y METRE Oh y voir de ma
lice.
-Je vous crois. inter.ipnt IL
mere d'un ton plein d'inteniionS
ameres; c'est meme tout a t'ait IL
cOniraire. la noce ct le maria &c.
he mari a par, .-Bing!-.
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CO9Onie hr,.ncaIsc
Dams l'ArkanSaS.

I.OOO,OO0 achEs asnirs DE Srix ''rsSs rssaits a
avec placements taciies, dams lOnest de FAR
kansas. LIE chemin de fer: Little Rock ct
Fort Smith. ainsi que le feuve Arkansas, ira
versent toute la vallee. LIE sol est gene
ralement tres fertile !; le climat doux ct TEN
pere.
LIE cotton, lie t.hac. le chavre, lie froment,
lie mais, Forge ravoine, les pommes lie
terre, lie trefie. ct le toin y viennent tres
he,i, ainsi que Ia vigne ct les arbres fruit
iers.
Environ 1900 acres de ces terres, situ-
6es lie long du chemin lie fer,au Nord du
fieuve Arkansas, ont etc comedies anx
Peres du St. Esprit pour la fondatiop dune
colonie.
A 50 miles de Little Rock, pres de Ia
Station Morilton. non Lin de Louisburg ct
sur un ma sniflue plateau, setendant we're
!e Nord, les Perss du st. Esprit ont rescrv
80 100 acres pOur les cOlons francais. une
erlise ct un convent sont en- vote lie cOnstruc
ton pres d.. alorilton ct une seconde egiiso
rancais va ttrc constitute pres de Spring
field 10 miles plus loin, des que lie besoln
sen fera sentir
Avis aux families FRANCHISES desirant ac-
au6rir nne belle propriete, a peu de frals.
dams ie yoisinage d inc eglise catholique.
Pour plus ample information on peut sa
dresser i.
Mr.. w d. SLACK. on a
Mr.. MICHEL BRAUN,
Land Office, l.. X. &. +. 5. ky, Littl G.
Rack, on ;lpx Peres du St. Esprit Mofil
ton.
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CHEMIN DE FFR.-La COM
pagnie Morgan La. and Te1as Il.
Z. qui s'etalt ensagee, envecs la
vile, de ter;niner Fem branche-
ment du chemin de fer qni doit la
lier ThibOtaux q Ia ligne minci-
pale le Ter ianvier 1879 q deman
Dc au conseil de vile jasqu'au 4
1evrief pour terminer les travaux.
Celui G! apres avoir recu les avis
oes lumieres de nOtre barreau Il
acc0rd6 le dalai demands. Ces ira
vaux serOnt surement termines
avant l'expiration de I'epolue de>
mandee par la compa gnie. 81 la
eompagnie remplit son contract,
. est 4 pr6sumer que les autorl-
tes municipa!es relnpiiront..de leur
cote les obligations qu'elles ont
assumes, en- Ouvrant une rue de
qaatante pieds de large, partant
au depot ct aboutissant 4 Ia rue
q. Mary, ct Uu passage de 10
pleds de large poGi les pielons,
partant du de"ot ct sortant su:
y ri,e Jackson. Les terrains sont
oe)2 achetes ct rayes ii ne reste
Plus qua 50 METRE & !'1uvre.
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Une cOutnme assez curieuse ex-
aste en- HOlIande. les en'erre-
Ments sont Hautant pins coAteux
que le survivant qni Ell tait les
ifais doiS dOnaer de tous c0tes.
Supposons, par exemple, nous dit
y. Ch. de CeSter, qufun lieute>
aaLf on toute autre parsonne h'e
eaie condition perde ST femme il
uoft danner a chaclne deS scr
santes de la f.mllle lie Sa femme
une gratiication de ) Iiorins. Ces
HES ainsi gratiiiees, di,eur qn'el
y oat recn un hon derniar. Mals
sfotflcler est pauvra, il ne donae
l0e de1x aor,ns, Ell fAiSant priar
g SCI vaares DE- garsipr he silence
af ia modicite lie i'of'anle cei-
es-ci de ,'appeler aIors un mys'e
ieux dernier. Mais 81 on ne don
= nen, les canctas wont ten'
fa.n, ct les jugameats peu charl-
soleS s'aDalieIss Sur le malhet
eax trop pauvre Oh trop aware
oos se rasi5nse 4 poftraDde.
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lie n5yre Sieve Mcgee, ma pas
beaucoup :ie mamoire, car Il ne Sc
souvenait pas, qu'ii ya a peine
auiuza mois, ii s'etait echappe de
la prison de paroisse, on IL et.s'e
euferma STR une grave accusation
de vol chez Mr.. 3. MAJ mande.
Qninze nois s'eSt dit, Steve hic
gee c'est 81 WEAK ga" pcrsonne ne
saura me reconnaitre. Ell VOLTA,
notre BONNIE qni hraseinent rem
tre q uouma, Oh il Va s'enIer'ner
dams lebouae de negres ct sc rega
!cc pIaisIr de sa iiqaear faSo'
r!Se, lie whisky. :.
Notre unuveau depnte Sherif,
Mr.. Ii. y. Mici,piet dusSitot ihiof
me du fair, Sc renait an oouge' ou
il trouva notrc oubiienx person
mage auil arr6la imn6diatemehs
aaoiaue entoara de yingt antFes
nesres meuaeants. MaiS il etaIt a
/ peine 4 Ia porte avec son prison
! ier que celu,,ci lni echappaht, se
saava a toutes ja'nbes dams la di
rection du depot. Mans.eur Niche
let partit a Sd poHrstiite en- lui en-
voyant en- guise &c cauean de NO
Ell cing bales de son plstolef. L'
negre quoigae atieint par une Oh
deux, n'tn continua pas moins S.
course dams la direction de la ci
priere Oh il fut bient6t hocs dat
leInie.
Quoigue nous regrettons WV
ment l'insncces du depute oheril
nous IL tejlci.uns neanrlolnS pou
lii ur.,voure ct ie sahg froi,l qai
. a nontre dams cetie dangerous
oooasiou.-Hoxma Courier.
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Official.
Proceedings OF Town
Council.
TOWN HALL.

TOWN HALL, !
December 23rd. 1873.
The Town Council Of the Town Of ihibn-
darX met Ia special session this day III {
O'Clock p. VI.
Present: W. c. Ragan, Mayor and T.
Alberti, c. Azena. J. +. Blanchard, IL. w.
Tabor and jos. A. Trone, Trustees.
a bselit L. krefe.
On motion daily ,conled the Mayor was
authorized to abp"iut three or four special
deputy constablrs to serve for such time as
he may deem necessary, at Il salary .uot to
exceed rwo Dollars per uay.
On motion duly seconded the council ad
journad.
t>igned] w. c. RAGAN, Mayor
A. j. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
A True Copy
A. J. PERRIN. Clerl, Town Council
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DEC a.S.-J. 3. Roustan, a-a de
67 ans ct { moiS, naiif de Slfnnr,
Franre, est mott dimanche der.
nier sur rhalitatiou de Mr.. II. 4.
Ledet, Oh il s'ttaif retire depuIS
plusieurs annaeS. Le defiant, JUS
qua son depart de Thlhodaux,
3tait un des comuis marchan'!.
lee plus recherch%s, non srulemeht
par les patrons qul Sc disp''tai4ni
ses services, mais encore par les
chests qni savaieDt aprrecier son
afabilite, son honne'e5e tt S;s conr
toisie. Dams tontes les positions
quill a occupe uans les d!tf6rentes
6tablissements de commerce de
notre vile, il ma GU que des lou
anges reeevoir. LIE ,!efunt he
laisse pas de tanailie Ie seal ils
quill await, persIn la vie dans
les rangs de l'arms confedaree.