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Statistics Of Suicide and Crime.

During the years 1878 there were in
the United States ninet s-six executions,
seventy-three penitentiary sentences of
thirty-fve lynchings, nine
duels, six of which were followed by
the death of one of the contestants,
and eight hundred and nine suicides.
Of the latter ninety-four occurred in
april, and ninety eight, the greatest
number in any one month, in August
The least number (forty -three) occurred
in January, and the next (forty-nine) in
December; the average number per
month, sixty.seven. 1t would appear
that heat is provocative of despondency
and suicide, as the number of suicides
occurring in April, an unusually warm
month last year, June. July, August,
and September, also unseasonably warm,
was considerably more than the av-
erage of the whole year. The four
prominent causes of suicide were dis
appointed love, domestic infelicity, bu-
sness troubles and whisky. Among the
peculiar causes were the following:
Cne man hung himself because some
body was going to start an opposition
livery stable; another because some one
cut his horse's bride at a party :;
another because his pocket-book had
been stolen; another because ne was
defeated in running for Congress. One
man shot him elf because he was too
hot to live; another because it was too
cold, and third because it wasn't worth
while to live, no matter what the
weather was. A woman shot herself
because her husband did not come home
when she expected him, another because
her husband was lynched, third be-
cause her parents would not let her
marry the man she loved. The means
of suicide were as varied as the
causes. All the generally known poi
sons, the Usual number of bed-cords
and pistols were brought into requisi-
tion, and water waited many to the
world beyond. Scissors were used in
one case, penknives in several, and the
razor preserved its time-honored repu.
tation. The number of murderers who
committed suicide was proportionally
very Ia ge. Ill health was also fre
guent cause with members of both sexes
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CAPT. PAUL BoYToN, the famous
swimmer who crossed the English Chan
mel, and who has just returned from
Europe, has number of queer expert
ences to relate. At one time, while float
ins downthe Danube and enjoying nap,
he was awakened by the dashing sound
Of large mill wheel, under which the
rapid current was carrying him. He
could not escape, and turning himself
upon his face lie was carried under the
wheel, the paddles cutting severe cash
in his head. He was finally taken from
the water by some persons, and tainted
from exhaustion and loss of blood. In
crossing the Strait of MessiDa he had a
desperate fight with shark, and though
he drove the fish off, one of his ribs was
broken by a b ow from its tail. While
fl ating down the Lemme he received d
charge of shot in hisupturned feet from
hunter who, ia the twilight, mistook
J these members for duck.
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Torpor or inactivity Of the kidneys is Sc
riously dangerous to those organs, since it is
the precedent of diseases which destroy
their substance and endanger life. Tnis
sluggishnsss may be overcome by stimulat-
ing them, not excessively, but moderately,
an effect produced by Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, q general invigorant and alternative,
possessing diuretic proper les of no common
order. The impetus which this admirable
medicine give to their evacuative function
counteracts any tendency to congestion,
which may exist in their tissues. B 'th they
and their associate organ, the bladder, are
inviGorated as well as gently stimulated by
the Bitters, which exerts kindred influence
upon the stomach, liver and bowels, and by
strengthening the system, enables it to
withstand malarial epidemics, to which when
exposed II might otherwise suocumb,
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9LEAN1NGS From THE MUSE.
aLDES rInEs AND: PREsENT.

Anrieut days OF cn!valrv,
Tournamept and "A conry.
1sdies fair AMI bar ns b II:
Thrill x Jays III &c days Of old.
Battled towers and maaie1 steeIs,
Tu.ret ~alls and donjon keeps,
Drauhridge closed aud warder grave,
Ratsiners numerous and brave,
Mail d sentTios Kseping guard,
Eroubador and minstrel hard,
bingiug lays meath iady's bower,
serenades st evening hour.
Thrilling days thos. DAYS OF old,
For ladies fair and warriors bold.
6eei a pageant pas sss by,
In all the pride q ohivalry;
Armed knights on ehargsrsgay,
Warriors eagor for the frav.
Burni-h helm. and giiftering lance,
IN the golden sunshine glxt tee;
Parting wtris irOm lad .. faix,
Trees Of dark or 2 len har.
Bulge on arm a woven hand,
Porting gifts from her fsir hand;
The knight departs for 6ells OF France.
Te win his Fsir by spear and lanse.
Gone those davr OF Trzeantry,
Vslor aud knight-errantry;
Only battle, that Of life,
Race for vsalto, the keensst st1fe-
Love and truth and Honor sold,
Bartercd for he grain of gold.
Fair onss' heprts not no are won
By deeds Of daring nUbly done
On'y battle, that OF LIE;
Need Il be ignoble str5e7
Human hearts are battle plains,
Where passioos Iaas aod arfaTe Teign.;
Foemen ranged ou either side:
Hate and Lore, Forgiveness, Pride,
Strength and Weakn.ss Dread aud Might;
Direst battles th'ss 10 fight.
grpatest vietors those who win
Conquest over self and in
-New rok Sunday Courier
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THEOLOGICAL students reason that if
there be counterfeit money, there must be
genuine; so, if there be infidels, there must
also be Chris ians. If this be true of money
and religion, will not the same rule apply to
"put up" medicines? Do not the cheap
and worthless nostrums prove that there are
genuine and meritorious ''put up" medi-
cinss? The great popularity of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery has resulted in
the manufacture of many $hoddy alternative
and tonic remedies, but one after another
these have disappeared, the proprietors
having found that, no matter how loud they
advertise, success depends upon merit. In
Sou h America, as well as in this country,
the Discovery is the standard remedy for
all scrofulous and eruptive diseases. 1t acts
promptly on the stomach, liver and blood,
toning up, regulating, and purifying the
system. 1t speedily allays all bronchial
irritation, and cures the most stubborn
cough or cold in half the time required by
any other remedy.
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DID the prophet Isaiah ever eat at
railroad station? 1t certainly looks SO,
for how could he have described it SO
literally if he had not? "And he shall
snatch on the righthand and be hungry !;
and he shall eat on the left hand and
then not be satisfied. ."-BoSton Globe.
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CHAPTER ".

The mock funeral was over. and the gambler and
the scrapegrace George was buried in the vaults of
the Remlngtons, when Liz, the gambl-rs wife, made
her appearance at the stately mansion of the kem-
ngtons Here she tells Flora what she has discovered
and demands hush money.
"rou didn't hurt my husband; he was dead afore.
You gave him splendid funeI sl But your secret Is
worth mint o. money. M poor starving! L
mean to live in comfort after this. mean you shall
Flora str tche out her white hand, where large
diamond sparkled, and thrust her purse III her vis-
There are five hundred dollars there-aN the
money had in the house to-day
want settlement in writing, You see. So much
~ will do as well by you as cam
I'D like that ring nYouI huger, that shines 30,
miss. Its beautyl May have it?"
That jewel had been IN the Remington family q
passed it over to Liz whose black eyes gittersd
When shall come to have the writing drawn up
an signed?n
- In a week"
Very well. You can have Doctor Fordyce to fix
give me pa, 30, now, good night, miss, nnu
dout worry too much aboutt l'll be as silent he
is If you do the fair tllng by me-
Liz, hiding the purse in her bosom. and turning
the diamond on her finger inward hide it from the
rapacious eyes of MGDonlse Alley, made coU tesy
and withdrew.
The continuation of this admirable and exciting
story will be found in Frank Lesiies Chimney Corner
No. IA, and now ready At all news depots 10 GEMS
weekly, - per annum. Address Frank Lcse's Pub
fishing House. SO, S. and 81 Park Place, New York.
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The Winasor Hotel.

ING w WINUBOr fhOt1I,
New York, was never so well patronized,
in the winter season, as now. This is an
evidence of an improvement in business,
generally, and the result of reduced
prices.
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GENTLEMEN of the jury" said an
Irish barrister, " it will be for you to
say whether this defendant shall be al
lowed to come into court with unblush-
ing footsteps, with the cloak Of hypo-
crisy in his mouth, and draw three bull
locks out of my clients pocket with i'm
punity."
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EVERYBODY knows that so | ing as there
is proud flesh in a sore or wound, it will
not heal. The obstacle is speedily removed,
and the flesh reunited by HENRY's CAR
BoLIC SALvE, the finest embodiment in ex-
istence of that supreme purifier, carbolic
acid. Its emollient ingredients modify its
pungent acid basin, so that it never cauter-
izes, stings or scarifes the diseased part.
Sores and eruptions of all kinds are cured
by il. All Druggists sell it.
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The Markets.

CINCINNATI. Flour--Win er family is diff
6ult TO buy at "a 20: choice trade bands selling at
quiet at IS sO@l 20; extra. s. 6o@s IS; superfine
g s9gs2'; low grades, 81 1892 65; atent is held
fair request atS4 S59l rs per barrel Grain-%h "a:
amber, so@s5e. prime red and amber. s2@s5c.
s215c. Rye, No. 2 5lh@52c.; choice, 55c. Oats,
good to prime mixed, Esq &c good to prime white
$685. d.y Barley No q aSg1 10 O. No z5@
to choice mlIed, S7@8. Mess pork, 81 909S. Lard,
5.52H@5.53c. Cotton. 71a@1l4c.
NEW YORK.-Flour-superhn state and West
ern, sa 2oas SO; common to good extra westera
and State, So 60@3 30; good to .hoice Western ard
state, s. 9o94 co. common to choice white wheat
Ohio extra family, IS 1906; common to choice
st. Louis extra family, IS s0a5 Is; Minnesota
patent process extra good to prime, and thoice to
81 IL Rye, No. 2 Western te@ 7c. Corn >eliGs az
4sc; a. Oats as1a9s s5s Mess pork old, " 1907 5o
WSo do@s ste eece paes
unwa>hed, 10@28c. Cotton, 9s4@e1ac.
70 25@27 IS Western extras ss@s 60: Minnesota
patent process, 1907 so. Rye dou', 90 s71s Grain
W. eat, Ne Ne. red Weste,n, y o5sS: amber West
sTn, 81 oS wh'te Western 81 o. NJ Chicago
yellow Western, 4 c.; new mixed Western, 4S1ac
Oats; sss;o white Western, so@sle mixed Western,
mess Ss 30. Petroleum, refined test, 81. crude in
barrels, 7s4c.
INDIANAPOLIS: - Flour = Fancy, s5@5 IS;
family, s4@4 4o Grain--Wheatg No. 2 red win
ter, new, ei@93c. Corn, new Western mixed,
2S@29c Oats, white Western, 23@24c. mixed West
era. 2292sc Rye, No. 2, "A q 45c. Bulk Meats
Gresn % shoulders, 2>ae.; clear NIB sides, S4Oc
D0UIsylLLE: Flour-E1tra, ss@s Isl extra
Wheat, new red, 9Oc.; amber and white, s5e.
Corn, white, 3sc mixed, 34e. Oats, white 261ac.;
aoe i aiS Eys nsy &c. Me-. Hay mn
as so. Lard. choice leaf, in tierce, 65s@6Nc.
| choice Leaf in kegs, TIC. Bulk meats, SHOULDERS,
ao as.z sas Clear sugar as Cured
Hams, T11zysc.
STOCK MARKETS.
CINOINNAT1.-Beei Cattie-Common, 1xa2c.;
| fair to medium, 2M93.; good to choice butcher
grades, szS4c lair TO good shippers 4@465c;
good packing grades % s5gs and selected butchers
good to choice, 31t9414c. per.lb gross.
NEW YORk.-Deei Cattle-One carload OF poor
trash went as low as Sc rs per Ito lbs. Tops and
sales we're made at 81 1893 Is. Fifteen carloads
of choice cattle we're received for direct sh pmen
10 Europe alive and 500 head of other lat steer
! were taken for the export trade at SS 50@l0 Is
Sheep and lambs-Sales made at s3 SOFAS 30 pei
| 100 bs for sheep. and "a 7"@6 for lambs. Ar
alive averaging / lbs at Is. Hoss--Market tirm
loads at So 40.
EAST LIBERTY, ,PA.--Hogs-Ynrkers, 81 soa;
per 100 lbs; Philadelphia hogs So 2o@s rs. SheeI
Fair to good muttons, 2.S5@3.37}1c.; choice 4
prime, 3.6o@ Ac. ...
BUFFALo.-Beef cattle-s,les made of extr
steers, averaging 40 lbs, at s5 so gooi shippers
steers "a 5o@5 l2h; butchers steers IS 2bQs4 2
per 100 lbs: 80 Sheep p and Lambs--Fair to good West
|
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ABOUT organs, this fact is conclusive
Mason & Hamlin Organs have taken the
highest honors at eUery Worlds Exhibition
for t,celce years, and no other American organ
has taken the highest award at any such.
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SPE Fl RS
r. LU I'D SO a p,


% h @ @ % hm ts I as snd i u sbg
hire tai&e.
PRCE---FuH Pns Is cents; full Quarts 20 Cents.
e ECTlONS.
h In
%an a % & t.. & I've .ns
a al
Manufa ctory and Omce. :3S4 Freeman St. DIN.
HENRY sPEER, Jr ALBERT q. FoLcER,
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CHAPTER II.

On the previous day Dir. Fordyce had been sum-
moned to the house of his next door neighbor. Mrs
Remington. On his arrival there he found Mrs.
Remington and her daughter Flora in the agonies Of
grief. On bed was stretched the unconscious form
of Clymer, the son of Mrs Remington, desperately
wounded by pistol ball in the right side.
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A UNIVERSAL REMEDY. -" BROWNS
BRONCHIAL RRocHFs" for Coughs, Colds
and Bronchial Affections, stand first in
public favor and confidence; this result has
been acquired by a test of many years. 2s
cents box.
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SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for
children with never-failing success. 1t cor
rects acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
and diarrhaa, whether arising from teething
or other causes. An old and well.tried
remedy. 25 cts. bottle.
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Cincinnati Musical institute.

FeeuEy-Instrumenta, MISS q. E. EvANs. Miss
EMMA CRaNcH, Miss AgSie f March Piano, Organ,
Vocal NJ usic and Theory taught Prof II. G Andres
system followed. Arrangements for boarding pupils.
Ads MISS HATTIE E. EvANs. 100 W. 9Th st. Cinti O.
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Un FMsine

En- 1S4S, ce,lant a ses senti-
ments liberaux ct chevaleresuues.
cedant surtOut a Nd haine co,,tre
FAutriche, haine 81 longtemps vi
vace au c9ur DIES Hongrois. lie
compte Jeau Matthews de-.
efalt venu sc METRE All service
de Fremont, lorsque le roi Cllas.
Albert declara la guerre al'Au
trio he.
Ill prit la part Ia plus active ct
ii plus brillan,e aux victories de
PastrengO, de GOIto, de Rivoll,
de Somma Campana /; Il Ia prise
de Pizzighetonne ct de Peschie.
ra. ct. ri Charles Albert perdit la
bataiilc lie Novare, &C lie tut
point certes la faute du compte
Jean. Iui Sc battit CONNIE un
lion. IL cllargeait une derniere
.olS Il Ia 'ete de son escadron. "a
vec Ia turie que donne le deses
poir, qnand son cheval. frame
morttllement, SABBATH au milieu
drum regiment autrichien, qui EN-
inena priS.nnier lie cavalier de
monte 1T pendant son sang par
pluSieurs pleasures
Gu le pansa, on IL soisna, on le
guerit. Mals c'est alors que le
drame commence pour lie heros de
cette anecdote.
Les rrisOnnie,s italiens. qni ma
valent fit que combattre pour
Independence dc leur pays, fur.
ent envoyes dams les places fortes
pour etre ~echanges, 81 Ia guerre
coliilnualt, GU renvOyes dams
lents toyers, ar,es Ia paix.
Mails il men pouvait atre ainsi
dun tiallstngr, dun Soldat aui
await etc pris, les arhles Il la
ihilh. dams les rangs enmemis,
Iorsqae Ia place, marquee par la
ioi .ians l'arnlee an,licllienn-.
et"'i res1ee dsssrte, oa plu,ot DIES
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mis- de nous racOnter cette anec.
dote, qui, pour 6tre invraisem
olable, men est pas mOins vraie,
dun bout a l'autre.
p. DIDIER.
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TYRONE, J. A., Books aud stationary de-
i PIT, corner Main and st. Louis ets.
lOcppOsite l.. V. kiviere's >tore). PHOTO
graphic Gallery, corner st. Louis and Thi
bOdaux.
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rINETREAU, H., Carriage Maker and
L Horse Ntoeing, corner Levec md Pa
triOt Streets.
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nSCHWALD. G. j. Shoemaker. Main
" Street between st. Louis and St Phil
lip streets.
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DAILROAD EXCHANGE. II. II: Mich
~ rlct Proprietor, corner Main und FL
Gus SITS.
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TABOR. H. W., Family and Panta.
ton Groceries, Green Street, between
LAvee and Market Streets.
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TIVHIBODEACX. JOS. T., PAavmacist
Dealer IN Patent Medicines, Perfa.
merry, Sc, corner Of Main aud st. Philip
Streets.
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GAN AN, +. Parish aud School II ca
- urcs, Office -cOrAcr Green and Lie
wee stree g.
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II NOBLOCH. CLAY attorney at Law
N Office up stairs Green St., between
Market aud Levec Streets.
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rVHIBODEAUX, JOS. T., Treasurer o.
L The TorM, corner Main and st. Philil
Streets.
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HNHIBODAUX SENTINEL. job Oniec
j corner Green and Levee Streets.
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NTRANGEKS HOTEL THOMAS AL
- BERTI, Proprietor, corner ThibO
daux and Green Streets.
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TNHIBODAUX.BENEVOLENT LODGE
L No w. A. +. and A. M.-Regular
meetings on Wednesday,, on Or before
each full moon 1T ! o'clock =. n. Green
Street, between Levee and Market
Streets.
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LING. DAVID. Dry Goods, Shoes
n BoOks, Hats, Gaps &c;. corner Main
.nd s.. Philip streets.
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YNHIBODAUX COLLEGE, Very Rev
i Z. N. Mcnard, situated in one of the
most healthy parts Of the town Of Ihibo.
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VUVHIBODAUX FOUNDRY. BOdley e.
L Keete, PROPRIETOR, l.evee and Jackson
Streets.
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II NOBLOCH, j. W. Cxsk Of iAe Cour
A-ThibOdaux La.
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TVHIBODAUx, THEOPHILE, To,o,
Constable, Assessor, Collector ana
WhasJiMger. Office Green Street between
Market and Lcvee.
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vt. JOHNS SCHOOL.-Rev. e. +. D..
y Lyme principal jackson Street near
st. Johns Church.
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pagan, w. H.-P.rsiiesf 7Niboiamr
~ Saw NIL Co.. Locai -iyent and L"l-
!ectOr, Thibulaux. LII.
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nSULLlVAN, T.. A. Attorney at lac,
~ Green Street, between Main aud
ThibOdaux Streets.
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TFIBODAUX FIRE DEPARTMENT.
l. Organised September 9TH, 1874. Or.
Gers: II: W. Tabor, Chief Engineer. p.
E. l-OriO, LIST Assistant ; NJ A. Legendre,
Ind Assistant j. Omer Landry, Secre.
tary and treasurer /; Taylor Lagarde, A.
Bourgeois and Z. Arena Delegates.
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JOSEPH A.. Eamily d Plantation Groce
u ries, Main Street. between st. Philip
nd JacksUns streets.
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MOORE, l. D. Attorney at Lar,-ot
M flee up stairs Main Ut. corner
Focus.
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DOTH L. FLEETWOOD, Drug Store,
IL Market street, between Green and
ST., Louis streets.
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ZEkNO1T RANK, Wat kmaker and
Il Na'tr in tase Jeweiry de. Ma,n Il.
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MONT-CARMEL CONVENT, Acade
NJ my for the Young Ladies', under the
Direction Of Sister St. Bernard.
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WEISSENTHANNER, ALOIS, ConTe
" tSomcry aad SOd0 Watey, Green
StrSet between Market and Main Ntreete
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COCIETE DE BIENFAISANCE EFT
OU'assistance Mutuclle lie ThibOdaax.
Les seance reguliere dc cette sOciet6
ont lieu le premier jeudi de chaque mois
D heures du sOir du Ter OctObre nu Ter
avril, ct a 8 heures du Ter avril au Ter ".
rObre.
OFFICERS :-Thos A. Batleaux, President
4. Leblanc, Vice President , H. H. Micho
let Secretaire u. L.. AucOin. Assistant Sc
cr6taire Jos. I. ThibOtlaux, TresOrier !;
Theophile Bergeron. Collector; JOS
Devillari PORTER.
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RlVIhl;E, L.. Dry Goods, corner Main
IL and st. Louis Streets.
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THIBODAUX, p. A.. Civil Engineer
L 7Jarxson Street, opposite st. Bridget
Street.
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HOFFMAN,, W., Dry Goods and Gro
Ii ceries, Main trcet, between Focus
and st. Philip Streets.
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WINDER, THOMAS. Parrish Ator
w M<y. office. Market Street, be
ween Maronge and Patriot Streets.