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Wednesday, June l6. 1879.
RESTORATION or THE PUBLIC LANDS.

A dispatch dated Warrington, June
18th, contains the following announce
ment. which will prove Of deep interest
TO many Of our readers: The Interior
Department has accepted the map Of
the amended route Of the Northern Ps-
ciHc Railroad through Washington Ter
ritory, and as a Consequence; millions OF
acres which for q number Of years have
been WITHDRAWN for the benefit Of the
railroad will be restored 10 the public
lands. The numbsr Of acres within the
forty mile grant limits Of the amended
snd shorter route TO Puget Sound Will
bs four millions less than on the old
circuitous route" No sooner had the
above fact. been made public than the
Register Of the Land Office .. Olympia
commenced receiving letters Of inquiry.
etc. from various parts Of the Territory
in regard 10 the matter. and We doubt
il . bushel basket would hold all that
he will receive within the next ten
days. For the benefit u our subscrib-
ers We will give the substance OF .
conversation which We recently had
with Mr.. Brown. the LEICESTER. on this
subject. He said the PEOPLE should not
get excited aud delugc the Land ONCE
with letters. which will only involve
the labor Of answering and be pfoduc-
tive Of 10 good. In due time public
notice Will be given, through the press
Of the Territory, Of the exact day on
which ths restoration will take place.
thos giving each wouldbs settler IN
equal opportunity TO make application
for tho restored lands. II may be
month or six weeks before such notice
is given. and anything that may be
done In tia. direction before the day
stated in the notice will not only b
labor thrown away by the applicant,
but will also Be . source Of annoyance
and bother to the officers Of the Land
Office.
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SU Nj MONS.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE THIRD
L Judicial District Of the Territory Of Washing.
ton. holding terms 1t the City Of Seattle, In and
Tor the Counties Of King And Kitssp.
George y. Reynolds. Plaintiff. Vs. susannsA II.
Reynolds. Defendant
The CSrKD STATES OF AAKxlcA SxNp 6REErNs
To Susannah b. Reynolds. Defendant: You ~
nereoy required TO appear in an action brought
egAinsf you by the above named plaintiff II tAe
District Court Of the Third Judicial District Of
the Territory Of Warrington. holding terms u
CITY OF Seattle, In the County Of King. fer ~
Counties Of King and Kitssp. and TO answer ths
complaint nled therein. within twenty days tsS.
elusive OF the day Of sesvice after the service o
you OF this summons. il served within the nd
county OF Ktpg. or il served Cut Of this county.
but IN this District. within thirty days othefvtss
within forty days. Or judgment b. default vii Dc
uken against you. according TO the prayer Of 10
complaint.
The said sction 10 brought 10 ottais juagpeos
that the marriage between plaintiff and defend
AIT De dissolved according 10 the statute In thes
case msde and provided. The ground % vhics
said judgment aud decree are CLAIMED 10 shandse
mens Tor one year and upwards. - Ii fully :"
forth N the complaint on nle.
And ysu are hereby notified that II you fail 70
sppsar and answer the said complaint - socve
required, the said PLAINTIFF will apply TO the C0s"
TOR the relief demanded In said complaint.
,--l WITNESS the Hon. r. 3. dresne. Judes
Us Ct said Court. and the seal shers"
this 18th day of June, A. D. 1877
JAMES SEAvEY, ClssE.
By JANIS p. LUDLOW. Deputy.
strive & Loary. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
jeli.s0
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INFORMATION WANTED.

DR.. p. c. Tabor writes from oakland,
California, Oh the It'll Of June, as fol.
lows:
1 venture to trouble you with few
questions which l hope it may not be
asking too much for you to answer.
There are several parties OF my &C.
qusintance who are DESTROYS Of forming
q little colony to 90 where good land
may DO obtained o. lower rates than in
this State, and where various kinds oil
vegetables and gain may be raised
without irrigation, and where crops
may BE- expected every year. ordinarily.
There are farmers. mechanics and pro-
fessionsl men who desire me TO ask
lst-Whst 10 your climate.
2d-Yonr soil, and what its capa-
city!
3d-whst is the population OF Sc
attle.
4th-Whst is the price Of lots there
and what the size what the terms OF
purchase
5th-Is there government land near
the town.
6th-Whst encouragement would .
colony Of from Eve to ten families re-
GIVE by way Of making homes there in
near proximity to the town.
7th-Whst religious privileges have
your
Sth-Whst educational Do you
need more teachersY What pay do
they receive!
9th-Whst is the average price OF
family supplies. such q -four. meat and
general groceries
10th-What physicians have you
and o. what schools,
l1th-Wbat would be the prospect
for 6rst.class milliners and dressmakcrs,
carpenters. &C.!
l2th-Havs you any bathing cstab-
lishmsnts?
l3th-What il the quality OF the
water and how obtained
14th-Is fuel plenty and what are
tho prices for Iii
l5th--What are the general features
OF the countryS
have asked great many questions,
aud now I will make some stateme nts
which will be my apology for the
same.
am . practising physician Of the
Therapeutic school. have been in prac-
tise about Is years, give baths Of
various kinds. Is the Patent Pine and
Hemlock. Atmospheric. Electro Thermal
and Hot Sand baths use some med
icines when the occasion seems TO de-
msnd il; use homeopathic remedies /;
will iuciose . circular. IT I make .
change. would like to know what would
be the probable prospect Of patronage
in your place.
There 10 also . family near me Of
dressmakers. 6rst class. who wish me 10
inquire for them; also . first- class
milliner. and two gentlemen, carpen-
ters. who would like to learn what
prospect there would be for their bust.
ness. II you can tind time TO answer
these inquiries. l think the parties will
send delegate TO see the country soon.
Please excuse this liberty.
Very respectfully yours.
=. C. TABOR.
1t isa difficult and rather delicate
matter to answer publicly questions
like those put by DR.. Tabor but, to
crafty her. and in the hope Of doing
some good. we will do the best We can.
Our climate, west of the Cascade
Mountains. is vet in the winter and dry
in the summer. with mixed vet and dry
weather in spring and autumn. the sea
sons not being very distinctly marked
East OF the Cascades the climate 10 more
like that Of the Atlantic sloPc. being
cold In the winter. hot in the summer
and with very distinctly defined sea
sons. The rainfall there probably doe,
not exceed twenty-five inches per an.
mum; here it Is nearly or quite double
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA.
SAN FaAycIsCo, Jurc 1.-The Aca J.
euyfof Sciences teaderei reception
70 Lieut.. De Long ard staff, Of the
Arctic Exploring Expedition, las:
evening. There was larger attend
auce than usual. bcth 0. members al d
spectators. including many ladies'. Dr..
I II. ". Harkness. the Vice President,
Was surrounded By the staff Of the
Jeanette. as follows: Lieut.. George
W. De Long, commander; Lieut.. Chas.
( ". Chip, executive officer; Lieut. john
" Darnenhower. navigator. Geo. W.
Melville, chief engineer; NJ. Amber,
sssi,.an. surgeon; James ] Colleus, me-
teorolo.is Isl; r. L. Sewconb. naturalist;
". Bradford, artist; Chas. ". Brooks,
ext. s. Consul a. Japan. After the
chairman had Introduced Lieut.. De
Long and staff, a paper ca Arctic e1-
plora,ion, written b. DR.. a B. Stout,
was read. De Long addressed the au-
dience, briefly referring to the ninner
in which private liberality and entsr-
prise was combined With Government
assistance TO send out an expedition
under the best possible auspices a. q
national undertaking. He dwelt upon
the present being the first attempt to
reach the Pole by way Of Behring's
Straits. and the difficulties likely to be
encountered. and deemed it better not
to say at present what they proposed to
do. bat hoped to be held in remem-
brance until their return, when a recital
of wha. has been done will be of
greater interest. Mr.. Collins spoke.
expressing the greatest confidence 10
The success Of the undertaking. Mr..
Bradford, Dr. Behr, ]. p Morse. c. ".
Brooks and j. Z. Scuphatn made brief
remarks, after which the meeting broke
up. The Jeanette is expected to sail
on The 25th inst.
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BORN

TIbBErTs-In sqaak Valley. King County, June
18th. ~ the wife Of Hon. Geo. ". Tibbetts, Q
son.
AUSTIN In this city. July 9Th, to the wife Of q.
". Austin. Of snohomish City, . son.
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CALL on J. A. MCPHKE for Cigars
Tobacco. Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in the city and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied at either wholesale or retail.
Stand next to Schwabacher's store, on
Commercial street. Seattle, W. T.
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4 RARE CHANCE FOR FARMERS
TO IMPROVE
Their Stock of Horses,
THE SPLENDID PERCHERoN STALLION
"cREY PRINCE"

VIII .tAcd for service foe 1872 4 tie sol,cvtrs
Places: On Aocdays, Tuesdays and wsane~a.U
a II. 3. AsdG.ockS stables. On White r.ypF. On
Thursdays AID Fridsys .: NJ. Joifrs Horton,
stables on the Duuamish. near the Race rrsck.
On saturday Q. NJ. Bows stables in s,atsIe
commencing On Saturday. May nth, ending On
July 3lst.
TIE shove horse i beautiful dspp!ei grsy.
coming four years Cd: s;aIts ~ haros hisA.
A1u s pesieSt model for heavy i-Xst horse
With good action very INTEL sent. Md ma
gentle Re vas sired By ". c. Myers imported
" Waite Prince. dam, " r-uekstar"
All cesirins ls-ge. active horses will consult
theis ovu interests By breeding 10 the above
horse.
Terms. SIS for tie season. ro,e 20 BE given a,
time Of service. payable Angus. Iss. ls7s. or $40
'0I saSIe s.Nlee- Mn. NCNEs.
r!4Aso. v" l., April ., l>y A.liAvu
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E Boca Beer in pints and quarts
for sale by
CRAWFORD L HARRINGTON, Agents.
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SEATTLE, June Is, 1879.

WHERE IT Is.-By following the
crowd you will fetch up at the Centen.
NAL Saloon, at the foot Ct Mill street,
first door east of the Seamar's Bethel
and Y. NJ. c. A. rooms. where you will
find the genial James Vergon, back of
the bar" ready to serve out his fine
wines. liquors. cigars aud beer to order.
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NOTICE..

CSrrkp STATES LAID OFFICE. OLIxriA. w.
May 2.:h. 1879.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED A
y this office by James johnson. Of King Coenv
W. r.. against George W. Pratt for aeandon,ns
ms Homestead. entry No. yiS9. dated SeptsmSss
ist 1871. upon the " of NEA Of Section no; .s'
IN Township No. - Norh. OF Range kass, ~.
iamrtte Meridian. in King County. WashissU.s
Territory. with . view to the cancellation VI -
entry. the said parties are hereby summone1 ~ -
appear Of this office on the ed day Of July. Ies.'
a. IL O'Clock a. N. to furnish testimony eonc"s'
Ing said alleged abandonment.
And 1t appearing to Us from the aihdsvi. ~ ~
James johnson, above named, that the sddfess,.
said George W. Pratt Is unknown, and that otus
sry notice cannot be served on him. 10 II nsNT
directed that service Of this notice be msoe y
publication in the Seattle ISrELIiokNcn.;
newspaper published In said King County, ". =,
once week fer four consecutive weeks PRIV
the date Of hearing.
J. r. BROWN, Register.
ROBERT @. STUART. Receives
je2l-a5t.
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EAsTERy OATMEAL for sale at
Chilberg Brothers'.
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The Pacific Cornet Band take this
method OF rendering their sincere and
heartfelt thanks to the ladies of Seattle
for the efforts put forth SO successfully
by them to make the entertainment las,
night thoroughly pleasant ard substsn
tally beneficial.
FRANK CURTIS,
President.
SEATTLE, June Is, 1879.
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P0ET TowSsEsD, Jane l.-S:eansr
California ar-iTed las. nigh. from Port
lani and left az 8 Az FOX the North.
Her passenger list includes Col L II
Briggs AMI family Of this Place, VIA
e. for = .hort sisi. 10 Sitks.
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EzGrzTEr 70 -zE isrEIssEscrA
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ITO PURCHASE, CHEAP FOR CASH. A STOCK
l. Of Drugs, Books. o. General Merchandise, IN
some town on the Sound.
Aa4ss0 v. T.. care Of Ixrr1IIGExcKa Once.
oeottle, ". I. jell-dAwsw
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ployer Ie temps. Nous savions
par Garduna que NJ. lie corregi
cor donnait la chasse "a DIES
maltalteurs, ct nous ne YOU
hons pas nous cOucher ayant de
l'avolI yu rentrer sain ct sauf.
Tout a comp, nous entendons du
brult dams la chambre vOiSine,
Qui est celle de mes maitrcs. A
demi mortes de peur. nous allons
avec la lumiere volr &c qui Sc pas
salt. Eft Sainte Verge du Car
mel, Ell entrant, nous apercevons
un honme v6tu CONNIE lie maitre,
mails qui n'6tait pas lui, puisque
c'etait vOtre mari. Ii cherchait
a sc cacher sous lie lit. Nous CT,
ons au voleIr ! un moment apress
la piece etait pleinedu monde. Lei
alguazils ont tire le faux corregi
dor de sa cachette.
Il C0ntinaer
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NXXI[

-Je vous souhaite L. bonSoir,
.tIit lie .nouvean Nenu. otant sol,
atricprne 1T Infant Il sly mepren-
Dire Ia voiX dc don Eugenio de
.Auuiga. II s'avanea ensuito an
fmilien du salon en- Sc balaneaut
clans tDuS les sens ct ALA balsel
10 main du corregidorc.
TouS reSterenr StnpcfaitS. La
resemblance tie foncle Lucas a.
.Cec lie vr;,i corl6gi.ior e.ait mcl
A.iliruSr, an point que la domes
tirlte ct IL Sienr Juan Lopez hi
.mtne ne pnrent cantenir I'M
o4r.aI.de tire.
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XXXIII

LIE corregidor ct loncle Lucas
etant SORTS dona Mercedes ssas.
sit de nouveau, fit placer la sena
FraSquita Il SEES c6tes, ct s'adres-
SAINT aux domestigues qui obstru
aieDt la porte, ellie leur dit dun
ton atfable.
-Voyons ! mes enfdnts /; dites
maintenant, sans detour, &c que
vOus savez dc mauvais sur mon
compte.
lis ssavancerent. ct tOus YOU
lurent parler en- meme temps
mails la nourrice. etaDt la plus ia
mlliere, leur imposa silence. ct
prlt Ia pa,ele Ell ces terines
-Je vous dirai, seria Frasqni-
ia, que nous etions cette mutt, ma
iQa1tieSSe ct moi, anItes DIES eu>
ianIs, attendant ie maitre I'll iii
-saIit not,c ciiapcleL pour bieu ein
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FEUILLETON
LIE TRICORNE

"A Aui parle Get homme ? re
tpliqua la cOrregidore dun air de
fdaigneux ct en- regardant avec
.hautenr tous les assistants. Quel
est ce fOu quel est Get ivrogne
.J'ai de la peine a croirc que &c
soft La uE hOnn6te meunier ! NJ.
Juan Lopez, croyez moi, cOntinna
it>eIle, r%egardant bien en- face Fal
ca.ie lie Monterillo qui restait at.
terr6. Mon mari, lie corregidor
dc la vile, est rentr6 chez lui il Y
deux beures, avec son tric0rne.
son nianteau rouge, son 6p6e de
:gcntilhOmme, ct son baton de
commandments. Les domes
itiques ct les alguazils qui ME-
coutent SO sont leves ct Font sa
lu6 en- le voyant passcr. Les
pOrtes sc sOnt ensuite fermGes, ct
sdepuis lors personne ma pGnGtrG
.dans mon foyer jusqu'a &c que
VOWS sOyez arrives. Est &C vrai
celia I r6pondez tous...
-C'est vrai ! c'est l'exacte v6ri
,t6:! repondirent la nourrice ct les
.dOmestiques, tons groupes Is la
porte du salon ct temOins de Get.
ste scene singuliere.
-HOrs d'ici tout le monde, cria
don EugeniO, ecumant do rage.
sGarluna Garduna ! Viens ct ar
sr6te tous G villains qui me man
equent de respect ! Mails Garduna
ne parut MULE part.
-Au surplus, monsieur, contin
,ua doua Mercedes, changeant de
ton ct daignant reconnaltre son
mari, dans ia crajnte que ces plai
santerirs n'eussent DIES r6shltars
iirr6mediables, supposons que
vons sOyez mon epOux. .SuppO
SONS que vous sOyez don Eugeuio
sde Zuniga y Ponce de Leon.
--Je le snis.
~supposops encore que Ieps
sc eu le tort do prendfe pour
vons l'hOmme qui Il penetre dams
ma chambre sous les habits dc
.cOrresidor,
Les infames 3! cria le We'll
lard, pOrtant la main "A son 6p6e.
Get ne trOuvant que le vide sous la
.ceinture du meunler.
Frasauita couvrit dun coin de
.sa mantille SEES yeuX Oh Ia .jalou-
sic allumait DIES 1ammes.
-Supposons tout &c one vous
'yondrcz, continue dona Mercedes
stOnjOnrs impossible . mails dites
moi maintenant, monsieur, avez
vous le drOit de .Ous plaindre !
Venrz vols par haSard du ser
mon, de cOnfesSe on d'entendre Ia
.meSse ! D'oH venez vous sous ces
habits ct avec cette dame 7 On
.aveZ vOus passe la motto do la
.nnit
-Avcc v0tre permission, ste>
.cria la sena Frasquita sc levant
CONNIE poussee par IN resort ct
placant entire Ia corlegidore ct
ssON mari.
PEDRO DE ALARCON.
- Celni ii allait parler, mais
vOyant la Navarraise entrer en-
xlice, il resta la bouche ouverte.
Ne yOus tatisuez pas, ma
dame, Il me bonner dies eXplica
,tions, dit dona Mercedes, je vons
.en demande pas, lcin de Ia.
VOLTA celui qui peut a juste tire
HOus Ell demander. Entendcz
sSouS avec lui
An meme instant la porte dun
cabinet SQUIRT ct fOncle Lucas
.apparut ve,u Ell corregidor de la
,ttle aux pirds, ayec le baton, les
giants, l'ep6e comme sill Sc pre-.
.sentait. dams Ia sale consistori.
.ale.
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H. BOURQUzN,
HOraOgcr & RijOMtier,

Continue CONNIE par lie passA, le meme
genre d'affaires,
E%uo"ignure St. Louis ct Market.
ch.2i.O. Thibodaux, La.
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TrHlBODAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE
Il No 30. A. +. and A. M~.-lecular
meetings on Wednesday, on or before
each full moon ut 7 o'clock p. NJ. Green
Street, between Levee and Market
Streets.
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YNHIBODAUX, THEOPHILE, Toun
L Constable, assessor, Collector and
W~harlfnger. Office Green Street between
Market and Levee.
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THRONE, j. A. Books and stationary de-
4 PIT, corner Main and st. Louis SITS.
(ocpposite l.. V. Riviere's Store). Photo
graphic Gallery, corner st. Louis and Thi
bodauX.
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VNFIBODAUX FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Il Organised September 9TH, 1874. OH
GERS II. w. Tabor, Chief Engineer, 2.
q. Lorio, LIST Assistant NJ A. Legendrc,
2nd Assistant j. Omer Landry, Secre-
tary and treasurer Taylor Lagarde, A.
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ENHIBODEAEX. JOS. T., Pharmacist
L Dealer IN Patent Medicines, Perfu-
merry, &c, corner Of Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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TrHIBODAUX FOUNDRY. Bodley g.
keeie, P'oprietors, l.evee and jackson
Streets.
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TNHIBODAUX, p. A., Grill Engineer
4 jackson Street, opposite st. Bridget
Street.
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WINDER, THOMAS, Parish Auor
" neg. office, Market Streef, be
ween Marouge and Patriot Streets.
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X NOBL0CH A. r.. Perish Juage, OF
IA flee at Court House.
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COCIETE DE BIENFAISANCl. Ell
SD'assistance Mutuclle de Thibodaux.
Les s6ance reguliere de cote sociGt6
ont lieu lie premier jeudi de chaque mois
az heures du soir du Ter octobre au Ter
avril, ct . 8 heilres du Ter avril au Ter oc-
tObre.
OFFICERS .-Thos A. Badeaux, President
c. Sabourin, Vice. President Ii. II. Michc
let SecrGtaire j. l.. Aucoin. Assistant Sc
cretaire Jos. t. T~hibodaux, Tresorier g;
Theophile Bergeron. Coiiecteur; Jos
Devillard PORTER.
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ANGMAN, LOUIS, Sadier, corner st
II Phil and t. Bridget Streets.
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THIBODEAUX, JOS. T., Treasurer of
l. The Tos0n, corner Main and St. Philip
Streets.
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TfIHIBODAUX SENTINEL, job OHee
L corner Green and Levee Streets.
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T ICIIT, f. H.. Parish Physician. &c:
IL jackson ST., between Thibodav and
St. Bridget SITS.
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rINETREAU. H., Carriage Maker und
L Horse Shostny, corner Levee and Pa
triGt Streets.
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M ACHADO, j. d. Groceries and Dry
w Goods, corner Maine jackson and
Levee streets.
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ORIO, L. E., 1rr CDliector. Court
e. House, ThibodauA, LA.
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I EGENDRE, O. j. Groceries, Vine
~ and Liquors. Main street, between st.
Philip and st. Louis SITS.
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1T. JOHNS SCHOOL.-Rev. C. F. D.
~ Lyme principal jackson Street near
st. Johns Church.
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WEISSENTHANNEk, ALOIS, tonfe
tiosteyy and Soda Wutcr, Green
Street between Market and MainStreete
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TABOR. II. w, Family and Planta.
Il lion Groceries, Green Street, between
Levee aud Market Streets.
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TNHlBODAUX COLLEGE, Very Rev
a q. Nj. Menard, situated in one Of the
most healthy parts OF the town OF Thibo
dauX.
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NOBLOCII, j. W. Clerk of lie Cour
lA-ILlbodaux la.