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LINE LlQJQRS AND GROCER1ES.

EiCHH0SD, VA, october 2S, 1879
u. n.ANTEI.aTTl. 40. 1911 FRANKLIN STREET,
otrr u. following goods. selected ty hi9GscT run
g~s"t cHrt. hdrtpIg re terence ENTlR RELTto quat-
i. aaI nhch HE guarantees To be perfectly
EJEr and Gnr6,.ttsrHted:
OLD - G. T. WySOEr = Nhc bcSt) WHlSSF Ff:
uLD JAMES BCl;GARDNEE WHlshEE. Nv"
ON tu!.,i!EE .WHisKFE, se--n r-,:9sn::
OF .ELGMtT WAiSA ~ rTc ycaS. ":
OLD MAHTEI.i. DARN i.oHDCH 90
r.D i'ini"ii 'MinHiE"rifi.i N...o >. BRANDY.
1@NUiT. PIh& HOLLAND GIN. !. cri,:">
and cM :.@T.. ....,...
A,.o, ,ho.ce.l --ra,:s~ ). :-GET AZ: snrn::.
A.!%EN. aIYa iRi>E ol" >tOTCl: W6.1h! :.
EilNNtS>'> >1pJi. BA>>'s aG1 loCNbkF's
EAEkLlNG ALE-.
.ie ais. nEe-- a very choice lot of VIRGINIA
h.N>. sci-cled hy hirl-eE with great care. IN ad-
a. on 10 ABOVE. * SeeEs constantly on !:cnd The
i45ei grades Of TIA G1tFkE. aud all other arli.
s's pertaining 10 4 frst-claas gr"cery-stare. lie
r.H.RIres not Ga?s fnks&tisfaclton in regasT 10
.LlAR he sells. cc 2s-t111
Having bsen appointed aSents
" sAa!lSl, SOFA ( 60, 14sin, ITALY, for tue sa1o
Of ;l..,
NERaOtTSI,
80 q 4-r5rs EEico Co, tIsp!es, italy, orsAc!r
EACCAEONI Ax3 S..ONGETTI,
q g ar a:y2aced 10 supply TIE .-adc at New Yeg&
F.ccs fie,sht atd-d.
"taii - asicitcd by
%lo CHRISTIAN ( WHITE.
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NANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Accidental Stabbiag.-Monday evening
at dark George Craig, young man twenty
years OF age, was accidentally stabbed with
pocket-knife by bis companion, youth
about sixteen years OF age, named Henry
Crow. It seems that the two were playing
with open knives, initiating border scout
or an Indian warrior, and Crow, not know
Ing that be was near enough TO his compan-
ion to reach him with the knife, accident
ALL stabbed him in one Of his movements,
inficting, it is thought, fatal wound.
Craig, after being wounded, went immedi-
ately to bis home, near by. He suffered
great deal during the night, and yesterday
morning DR.. Ingram was sent for, who af-
terwards called in Drs. Weisiger, OF this
city, and White. OF Richmond.
An examination OF the wound was made,
and though it is not considered immediate
ly dangerous, yet there are serious apDre-
tensions felt as to its ultimate result. The
blade was OF common size. and penetrated
the lilac region just above the groin, caus.
ing protrusion OF the bowels.
The affair has thrown the two families of
the young men. who are near neighbOrs,
into much grief, and it is hoped that it may
not prove fatal. Both Of the young men
reside on Twelfth street, near the Peters
burg railroad, and have been intimate
friends and companions all their lives.
Young Crow is 4 son or Nr. Thaddcus
Crow, wclI.known citizen Of the Fourth
Ward, who was at one time president OF
the Town Board OF Trustees.
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| )CNLOp L AicCANCE FLOOR.

ltALOP L AicCANCE FLOCR.
.TE aien,iOn Ct 5e.aers and consumers Is called
SUPERIOR AEM1s OF OUR FLoGR-
THE
'cAhoP DECORTJC&yED PATENT FAMILY
AICASCE DEGOnTICATED NEW.
PROCESS FAMILY.
Axe
>~ANCE DECOPTICATYs, NEW-PROcESs
EXfRA
,yTF orancG have been handled with entire satis-
ealp, =! iiiahf OF the most tyoEsDent wholesale
p,r.cS, III lhe sity. and can Ge commended with
sGfsr,D D1nhdeRee 20 the trade for .ileir high aud
TttefH aGality.
Els, 'oh9wins grccers are now supplied with our
s4s,e Jug III position 70 meet the wapts of con-
kspS.' 'f any quantity upon the most favorable
L i. t9DD ( CO.. 42s north Sixth street.
GYIipEFLL EFT. 5 8 east Marshall street.
" HE z a. ItUNDLEY. SIS east Broad stree I.
CHsDR6nhDk!DGE& Co, S27 east Broad sirset.
tsifiSaaHio! aHioSoS Co. 9l4 fsst Broad street,
r. I'ttttAa 4 WHITE. sI4 sast Main street.
xppaAlR Co. li09 east Main street.
!, EiLinf. BbkVrHERs; bV 7s5 east j. .iB street.
tB, Gsan,En.,s sos, 1920 east Maui street.
'fAEi sAS cast Main street, pc22
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MEETINGS.

80. =
---,-,---. MEETINGS..
MASONIC NOTlCE.-The mem--2
NO: II. arr requested 10 attend stated com,/N
q ETEdLSss EVE dL2Sss az 9, Adams Han THIS
o'clock. Az Master Masons In good standing a are
mo- BYyolSer Ys.fs of the W i: r. 4,coss s....
THE LADIES OF ST. JAMES CHURCH
T FasS5 seS ss haTihfs iSNHA4 bS shLs or gsET
DIE OF DECEMBER. Amongst the collection
viii be found suitable articles FOR Christmas gifts.
D1e notice or Time and place Will Be given.
TIE MEMBERS OF THE CITY MIS-
WEDs EsDAY AFTERNOON q, 4 o'clocs at the
church. no Io.Ifs
RIcHHoSp AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD,
RICHMOND, Va, November i2. 1879.
NOTfCE.-The ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF THE STOCKHOLDERS Of this comnsuy
Is a OF h1 Ss 5S 6
instant. at 12 O'Clock n. -
The BOOKS OF TRANSFER will be closed from
the 2Oth instant uutil after the day OF mee'i5g.'
III. W. fARRlNGTOS..
no 12-tdm Treasurer.
A NNUAL G.-The annual
N meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC AND RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD CON NECTIoN COMPANY win be
held on WEDNESDAY the 26th Of November,
1879. at the Office OF the Richmond, Fredericss-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company, 10 the city
OF Richmond, 1t 12 O'Clock noon.
no II J. d. WINSTON. Secretary.
pICHMoND, FREDERICKSBURG
lO AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY
STOCKHOLDERS MEET1NG-The annual meet
ing of The ST0t'kH0L DERS OF THE RICH
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY viii be held at the ofice
of the company in Richmond on WEDNESDAY
the ! 9th day OF November. $40. at o'clock N.
nos j. r. WINSTON. Secretary.
DOTOMAC RAILROAD.-ANNUAL
L MEETING OF STUCKHOLDERS.-The an
nua meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS UF THE
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY will be held
1T The Office of the tichmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company In the city of Rich
mond on WEDNESDAY III" l9,h day OF SoYem-
b-r 1879, III II O'Clock 4. VI
no 3 j. Il. WINSTON. Secretrry,
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RUstNKss CHANCES.

n1O FOR SALE, A HOWE SEWING
8AU. MACHINE, IN good order and In caliy ase'
doing nrat.rsts work. Price 10. Addpess u,
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CRoCxERY. GLASSWARE. 60.

rHINA, GLASS, &c.-Just received,
" large variety OF goods TO Interest housekeeEer'
4 pl. asure u show goods aud quote prices Those
who call shall be rewarded. Merchants buying for
cash are requested examine this stock before
ch asing elsewhere. Gr:a' Da-gains III ROLdEEsS ,
TABLE.CCTLERY ana PLAT ED.WAkE
Il. H. WALLACE,
oc 29-1m 400 Broad strect.
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CIRCUIT CouRr.-The jury in the case
Of Duke uersus The City of Richmond-a
suit for $4,000 damages for the loss Of the
Lille of six .year.old child Of the plaintiff,
heard argument of counsel and received
instructions OF the Judge, and retired about
6 O'Clock. At Gs, not having agreed, they
were adjourned over till 10 this morning.
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+. MISS ADELAIDE N Ellison AT THE lHEATRE.
This charming representative Of Shak-
speare's heroines appeared az Viola in the
Twelfth Night to good, II not great, audi
ence last night.
Had our people been moro thoroughly
familiar with the play and Miss NeiIson's
happy part in it there would not have been
even one unoccupied seat 10 the house. Oi
Twelfth Night it is well said that 'tit is in
the grayer part elegant and easF, and in
some OF the lighter scenes eXquisitely hu-
morous." Miss Nelson has the varied tai
ents the composition demands. She comes
back TO us lovely as ever. With great per-
sonal comelness, she has rich, clear voice
and an expression that brightens and beau
titles her utterances.
In the's scenes with the loye-sick Duke
to whom she spoke "in many sorts OF
music "-with the tender and pretty but
over-fond Olivia, and with the frivolous
Aguecbeck, she was equally successful, and
kept changing the audience from laughter
to applause. 1t is dainty acting-this Viola,
or rather Ceasaris the page, as pictured by
Miss Nelson, and II any failed to recognize
the beauty and symmetry of the drawing
and shading 1t was no fault of hers. In
her is happily combined beauty and genius,
and admiration is her right.
Mr.. Compton, as Malv0lio, delineating
"the madness Of self-love," gave solid and
substantial representation OF that unique
character, which has its ludicrous asswell as
its tender phases. The Ietter-sceffe was
very fine. 1t was noticeable that the yellow
stockings. which the text seems to demand,
were rejected by MIR. Compton.
The other characters were cast as follows {:
Olivia. Miss Nellie Moraut; Maria. Miss
Lizzie Goode; Duke Orsino, Mr.. F. w.
Sanger; Sir Toby BeIch, Mr.. H. A. Weaver !;
Sir Andrew Aguecheek. Mr.. G. II. Brad
shaw; Clown. Mr.. NJ. L. Leffingwell; VAL
entine, Mr.. Edwin Cleary; Curio, Mr.. K.
Roche; Fabian, Mr.. w. y. Eytinge; An
tonic, Mr.. i. f. Rand; Roberto, Mr.. J. II.
Miller; Friar, Mr.. John Swinbourne. Sc
bastian was not named on the bills.
Sir Toby, Sir Andrew, ard the clown
were all very good. Their grand drinking
bout was frstratc. The ladies of the COM
pany are handsome, and rendered their
parts acceptably. The make-up" Of Sc
bas!ian-the twin brother Of Viola-was
almost equal to Plymton'S, and that is say
ing q good deal OF the company as a
whole it may be said candidv that it is
fair-much better than most of those visit
ing US with the stars Of the first magnitude.
The poverty OF the stage furniture last
night was painfully conspicuous. Lady
OIivia's palace was horribly shabby. In
that particular somebody owes the audience
an apology. The rickety old scenery worked
roughcr and ratled louder than usual last
night.
Tonight, Romeo and Julict-AIi<s Neil
son, OF course, as Juliet. The sale of re-
served seats indicates a crowded house.
There were some empty rows last night.
There will not be "vacant chair" TO-
night.
After playing Romeo and Juliet here to-
night the company will 60 to Washington
and play the same piece tomorrow night.
Al least they are so advertised.
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SOAP.
VNHE OVAL CAKE

FJ1HE OVAL CAKE
:, Tho most economical form of Washisg,Soap. All
,ar or square cakes wear down in use toa large fat
,,,ace. TOO thin to handle, and there4,se wasted;
willie the OVAL cAKE.of
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-PoAce-JuS.
tice Joseph j. White preslding.-T' ID:
| McSamee was examined on the charge OF
drawing pistol upon T. W. HumphrIes,
and demanding his pocket-book. The the
ory that McNamee wanted to get Hum
nhrieses money or his life is inconsistent
with the sanity OF accused, for he threaten
| ed Humphries with the pistol for about Ten
or fifteen minutes, and stood there While
colored woman went off and 5roughta police
officer me. Hulce) to arrest him. He proved
| q rood character by Messrs. John X. Chn-
drey, A. II. Lyon, and others. The Police
Justice las in duty bound) sent him on to
the grand Jury, and fixed bail in the mod.
crate sum of $500. Mr.. S. B. Witt repre-
seuted the prisoner, and made strong
sneech in his behalf, and in his argument
stated that MeNamee, seeing HuDphrles
down in the rayine counting money IN the
socaI;ty in whick 1T was said the negro thfei
had thrown Miss Michaux's pocket-book,
wes certain that IL was the missing pocket
booE for which reward had been ouerea'
and it was that pe.het-book that hs oe-
manded Of Hunphries.
william Pryor (eeiored), a suspicious
character. Sent TO ii:i! for three months Ii
default OF surety.
Sarah wilson (coiored!, an Ola onenueI,
ar, ssted for being drunk. Three months Ill
Jail. c,,usr ond Charles
runstall (aiI coloretD were fined S2 eacn 1of
being disorder]y in the street:
Martha King (colored), guilty OF steallns
articles, of ladies' underwear, was given
fifteen lashes. ,t
william Richardson, o yagrant, was se''
% iail Tor fifteen days.
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TXCHANGE HOTEL AT FREpE-
+! kGse Xo.; Wwiich i q ,fri and 3k taS H
rnsnt hotel. situated IN the centre of III" styhas
,.,tN h-ci pat IN No. repair and nanted-wili be
rcurcj furnished or unfnrni>hcd. Parties wiShing
+, r,nt the same will aCdrc>, Lock-BoX GA. Frece-
,j.: l,Urr ga no l4-Gt
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TOR RENT, TWO OF THOSE De- SSs:.s -
/ >iRABLE JONES'S-ROM TENEMENIS sa;.s
situated on The south line oi Gr4c" between Aadl +.
sua and Monroe streets containing nine rooms anu
aaCunyUneHccS. -.- - ,,....
10 lT-3t hoBfRl II. Ii VT
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD RRANcl OFFICE, PCS BRoAnWAY.a
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

ANUsEMENTS-isr PAGs-5th and 9th coils
1sfKoL0GY. .aD PAax-e.h col
sbERRsW1p sSD1kbERs WpNrE5sn rASnSs fas.sd fa and 4sh coils
SSSR AsP hf ncEs Es1xlN S5R sa1
ssySESss sysEESss s5ESssms.. g.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-ap rAsE-Iss COL
So1chsES AND d1kbEN kRs-lasn % fsss~a -; a.d sd
coAsTwIsE srEAxsHIPs-l2rn PAc.-ssh esl
ElrHaS TSSkhsHiPSTlirn iS rAGs s 80,
pENTIsTRY-2p PAos-5sh col.
Bb8G9s b39 dns, S5Fas xc.1sr aS.e., saSs1sd FL col
b~aEEHSG Hotsks SiI ro IET r. FURNISHED AND UN-
sno = and sh
EYsSSsi6ssIiss:s s.s.-ss sss:~s.s :.a col.
sSE sSESsHE5 sSJas 7sS ss stAnrnnsrs TO LET,
kHEE EAs.sss s r.s. ..a %
HORSES, CAkRIAdKs, Ac.-isr PAGE-sd and 4th cols.
HOUSES, R6oHs, PGxcEs OF BUSINESS. &C..
ESs4 iEssaHSSplSSis xSp P.sssi:. sS col
44SBIsksxNl1 H4sBHH f4sssa FsssssA esa col
xiscslIxSEous aEH ADSsSksaT.isKxESrs-, P4or-
wv ssYgSslY7hG FasS1a1sssa:s zAsst.s ss r.e.s.A col
81 5s sSR s1ts e. or
sE E % HHs 20; sPs 81 Z COILS
RESTAURANrS-2D PAck-6th col.
REWARDS-lsr PACR-lst col.
.ss sts and
I'd cos
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-l21H PAcE-2d col
sF5Gk s5Skasd q :ss g
STORA1E-2D PAcE-Sth col.
THE LECTURE SEASON-2D PAGx--eth col.
THE TRADES-l2rH PAGR-Sd col.
to LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PA0H-2d col
TRAvELLERS, GUIDE-l2rn PASE-5th and 9Th coils.
UNFU URElSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
PAGE--3d col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2p PAGE-5th col
WATCHES JEWELRY &C-12fH PAGK-8th col
wEsTCHESTRR COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-lst col
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, &C--lOTH PAGs-6th col.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
a UcTIoN HOUSE or VAN ,rAssELL 4 KEARNEY.
III ITO AND IL EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4TH AV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A -EEssPEEcIAt 4NB S rTSAL N0TICE S0TICE
THE, ooNMoNwEALTH DIsrRiBvTioN COMPANY
sssy cali asa.iSn q pass to the aaSreesdsn
:. ,~r SSR$9S$ 81 oo,p.xv
commanding tho third u its existence give nnAi
IN PUBLIC SSssIs 1s6 AsSvs Ro4kD and IN pres;
encs Of ticket buyers OF city OF Louisville, will
''' eth sE# REsyE4s REsyEAs BR4wEss, BR4wEss,,
% y vi Re
to The f'SS!sE hSsTE a.,ssssf
1922 o 200 prizes $50 s.sSI- 1900 1900
i6 prises 81 90 s.sh 1000 prsss io dsSS 1000
prizes $500 each appro xniaton prizes 27o0
prizes o @3oo EACH spproxmaon ao prizes: go
Whole tickets 81; Half Tickets. 81 27 Tickets. $50; IS
LA DI4s o 1r THE SSH.E sBHAr
srAspAhb h1sb pR1xfSos RAhs or or FAh rhE DAY.
Orders main oaco allied evening Of soth inst
xsd
A -ExTRAORDINARY HAVANA DRAWING
April 8, 1879.
Capital Prize, ~ 10000
&2oOOOO
100000
5000
Whole Tickets s2oO Halves SlOO Quarters $50; Eighhs
S25; Tenths, $40; fwentieths $l0; Fortioths. S.
LOUISIANA STATE DRAWING
April 8, 1870
Capital Prize, $4,000
$4,000
$1,000
5000
Whole Tickets. 81; Halves, 81.
THEODORE ZsCHOCH % Park row.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
| T IQ0oR. MORPHINE AND OPIUM HABIT

cured
by using tho great American AntHabit Preparation
Vegetable hunareds cured BY i OF a
q. I. SHERMAN.
Agents wanted. ~ ist St. Now York.
vexed question Of domestic service invited
TO meet ut 2oe West 34th ST. Friday. 3 M.
MANS MISSION OF EARTH-A THOROUGH NgDI-
be removed The experience Of yoars study
@ s
sound conditions OF health that have been impaired by
and Of the by which they be removed BY mail
xe. currency or postage o. stamps Aadrsss
MARBLE AND MARBELIzED NANTBLs, GRAVE
Nl stones. de- KLABER. ls4 East 18th ST. near Sd av
MISS CARLETON CURKs RHEUMATISM. NERVOUS
!n disease; Sivs: maxnstis ,rsatment satisfaction
MISS HATTIE GIBBS CURES RHEUMATISM. GIVES
Nlmagnstic treatment. baths l59 East 26th st. first
foor, 6rst door
MARBLE MANTELs. HKADsroNEs. TILING. &C.
Broadway.
MISS LorrIE WARREN. I02 EAST l7rII Stag
srs.ssnt for snsuna'Sm neuralgia nervous
q. KEMoc.Y-ExrHi CLASS NO a4s,xanoI :, ~ a. as7e
81 7a es' A. HaSss a3 sS g xssas ~ f. 81 20
7 ST. a. g. g. g. sc s A. G
20, 49, II, y. n, Ss e. = ~ H 21 g. % s2 80 81 S.
vho refer 20 US for reference CLUTE co.
rfor%ston given regarding the above drawing Apply
N ROYAL HAVANA EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING.
~ 4IcRkrs HFEE saplSAh ST. sid sS SSo9S S. ss9s o
COMMONWEALTH pisrRIpyTnoE COMPANY.
TICKETS. 81; HALVES, 81.
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others have to wait for their salary,
Mr.. Sheriff will also wait.
80. Repeal also the Resolution 70.
ted in favor of NJ. Miller. We are
sorry for NJ. Miller, who has fulfilled
his duties as State clerk but the
Parish is too poor to pay the debts
Of the State.
40. 1t would be proper to have
any claims and bills against the pa.
IRISH, previously examined by the
Committee on claims and the parish
attorney, be ditilitively approved
in open session by the Police Jury
itself.
AS to NJ. Lang, who is somewhere
but not at his post, he wonld do
well by risigning his situation as
member of the Police Jury.
lie can't occupy two seats at one
time, one in the Police Jury of St.
James. the other in the Jail of
Donaldsonvillc.
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Aris nm Public.

j. S. READER, du White Hall,
avertit lie public ct ses amis quill Il
achete la cllarrette lie Mr.. Nicolas
Vtgas,et quill continueraA voyager
CONNIE par lie passe, descendant le
IUNDI, le MERCREDI ct le VEN
DREDI, ct remontant le MARDI
ct lie JEUDI.
Cest aux prix les plus modGrGs,
d des prix exceptionnellement re-
duits. quill vend dies Groceries dc
toute sOrtc, CONNIE
LANNON'S, EPlILES;
GRAISSE, FARIAE,
"MAVUEREATX,
SA UNIONS, FRONTAGE.
RIZ, CAFE, TABAC, Etc
II compte sur la bicnveillance dcs
habitants ct du public.
AdresSez-vous Il Ia charrctte lie j:
s. READER. rs ms.I
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PARISH OF ST.. JAMES.
October -, Il.

Mr.. Editor PLEASE inform the
public that have Just received the
first edition of the Plantation Diary
Of the late Mr.. Nalcour Anne. and
that | will at once proceed to jour
ney through the river parishes for
the purpose of offering the work to
Planters. The numerous meteoro-
logical data, thus furnished, will be
found of great interest, and may
serve hereafter to frame q rule for
the prediction of cold wcathcr-a
rule similar to that Of Marshall
Eugeaud ,or the prediction of other
changes of weather. which is en-
bodied in the work offered. The
attention OF Planters is specially
called to the remarks of Mr.. Aime
concerning frozen cane. The cost Of
publishing the manuscript having
been vastly underestimate, the
price of one volume is changed from
S3 to 50, except for the subscribers
to whom l have already pledged
myself. | trust that the Diary will
receive all the patronage it deserves,
but will feel much more amply re.
warled, should | succeed in con-
veying valuable information to the
patrons OF h%ushandry.
Your obedient servant,
ALB. FERRY.
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THE members Of the Police Jul
~ of our Parish will meet saturday
next.
Then. let us talk a little with
them, or rather be an echo of the
people to them.
For lie LoMisiunais is simply an
echo when saying:
10. Don't close the stores Oh sun
day or monday. For that ordinance
is over your jurisdiction. am au-
thorizel to sell as well on sunday as
OH monday. The liberty of labor
must he respected in Il free country
and by the republican law. But
nothing and nobody can prevent
the marclant from closing his sto.
re when he pleases.
90. Repeal the Resolution creating
Il privilege in favor of the sheriff.
\. privilege to one is and injustice
to other Officer of the parish. If the
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TO TIE PUBL G

The undersigned. fathers of families, re-
siding in the Parish Of st. James, should
tail to do their duty to suffering humanity
did they not make public the remedy which
has always succeeded with them in the
last yellow fever epidemic.
They have had AZ cases in their fami-
lies. All those cases We're treated cxcl,,-
sively with DIR. Mcng's Pills, and all were
cured.
They are so full of confidence in their
success that they now live in perfect secu-
rity they are convinced that DIR. Meng's
Pills are the true remedy for yellow fever.
In order to give their assertions more
weight and authenticity, the undersigned
have had their declaration and signatures
certified to by the Justice of the Peace of
their district.
And they have also resolved to have
said declaration published in the "Louis-
~ianais."
Oh. Beaud, c. Babin, Oh. Clouatre,
\. B. Vegas, N. Vegas. Simon Rouille
Sill. Reader. E~ndrcment, Louis Rouille,
i. Mirc, l.. Melancon.
In faith whereof, | have hcrernnto sub
scribed. JONI BArTIsTE,
Justice of the Peace, 4th ward.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-06-07

1t seems, according to the new
Constitution of Louisiana, that the
Representatives will be elected for
two years and senators for four
years.
This is not an improvement, not
even a change.
But the said Representatives and
Senators, instead of getting eight
dollars Il day as before. in order to
manufacture good or bad laws for
Louisiana, will only receive four
dollars a day.
This is a sufficient reward for a
man who loves his country and SER
e it with devotion.
But too much for the others.
Is it not your pinion, Dick
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-06-07

gro race continued undated, land
was warmly manifested in the
western emigration scheme a few
days before his death. But the habit
OF hatred fingered with him as a sc.
cond nature after the object of his
hatred had ceased to exist, and his
bitterness has alienatcd many who
would cordially admire his grand
virtues and the rare courage and
high motives of IL character which
has few parallels in American his
tory"
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-06-07
Parish Judge Sisklon was still

Parish Judge SiSkIon was still
absent monday and tuesday, etc.
What has become of him?
Absent last month, absent this
month. holding no court, Judge Sis
krou is no Judge at all.
But if NJ. Siskron is still alive and
in America. us we desire and hope,
NJ. SiSkron would do his duty as an
honest man by resi.nlng his jud.
gc>hip.
For Justice i'll a community can.
not rely on a Judge who lives out
OF the community.
In expectation OF resignation.
it is our duty to notice that a re-
ward OF twenty-five cents is offer
ed to any one who could give any
news from Judge SiSkron.
But no reward at all TO one who
would bring him back to st. James.
P.S.-Thc New. Orleans Times has
discovered Judge SiSkron in Canal
street. fresh and healthy.
Fred is we'll.