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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-03-21

Tho women in Kansas vote mt the
school elections. AT 4 recent election
at Usage city one woman went to vote
but before she got through telling the
judges what time her Willie had
with the scarlet fever when he was
only two years old, it was time to close
the polls and she had forgotten to de-
post her ballot.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-03-21
CARRIAGE FACTORY.

GOUTILEfeN CARRIAGE FACTORY.
The undersigned takes pleasure In making
known that he is now as we'll prepared as
before the war, II not better, to do all kinds
Of work, either in
Manufacturing or Repairing
CARRIAGES, BI1jGIES, HACKS, ETC.
Ready made work kept on hand; speci-
mems Of which may be seen by calling at the
Factory. He will also carry on general
blacksmfthing. Terms reasonable.
January l, 1879. FIR. ENDOM.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-03-21

HENRY KOCH. J. +. wET2EI.
HOCII II WETZEL,
~ Dealers in all kinds of
HOU SEHOLD FURN 1T U II f,
COFFINs, COFFIN TRIMMINGS, &c.
Furniture repaired. or made to order, and
satisfaction guaranteed. All orders for
Furniture promptly attended to. Collins
supplied at short notice, with services of
Undertaken if desired.
Store and shop on Grand street, opposite
McFees drug store. An inspection Of our
work and furniture is respectfully invited.
January l, 1879. 1y
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-03-21

The United States treasury contains
over twenty millions of standard sill
yer dollars, and the number is said to
be increasing at the rate Of sixty thou
sand a day. Secretary Sherman OBJ
jects to the scheme Of paying them
out ON salaries and other government
Indebtedness to creditors who are I'M
willing to receive them and just now
there seems no available way to get
rid OF the surplus without further leg
islation.
Decorah-posten., 1879-04-23

Saifcnen. Oct rlr ecs min sssn
Stpln. na ies life barrie laest
BEN riee. mar BE- funns psuts
mig tiss. Sts Bier ismmslia
flmiule q lob aaIsu fisrs mil
III alubssn Zen f~crenefe une'
bonn, for at iss tunes iamls mig
lint. Ter fauei leg st Srer. ION
rar ~lerssierst ri mia cs ION sloE'
be Guns pla al min Serltssubse.
Ist rdr fra min Sffer Rarp.
hrsm iss baret fcElant ION en-
STUMP / en- fort aicle, cs Del
lfe iaalsees:
e.. Af..LS
Decorah-posten., 1879-04-23
Ut %uiriuiaist 8eoras.

3et par Dog mRrtellgf, al Bet
funoe saa ladlepes tit! Seq er
life plpere orepen / at fprtRae
SiifrrIer ; men lss trpr bog nof.
at ies fan faa en- uo al bette, %
oerfor oil iss prspe perpaa.
Seq bapbe paret II Mar | on.
Inoleu uoen al bare bait Siemlop
en- eneife Sang | Den lib ia, ies
bappe life snsana itaaet paa Sp.
sellften, iaa ies bespnbte plrfelis
al fele mig meset ulpffells oper
at pare | Setbpslie at iaa COB en-
Sslbreb. Derfor fulste les Osiaa
en- @caesas Raao % lasoe mls
tillenss, fcrol ies en- GjeH Dag
iar mig temmeltS ppbt tlommel'
inseren, pa leg ftulpe aabne Ell
SpbapanbShaie. Den ~felseube
uae 9loroe le9 ll9ela1 pdd Oruno
al ct EXTRA befilst Wolqultobio,
bpilfet / 5orbinpslis mso st let
p9 rirtslist 6ebsranfalo enbelie
faHeoe mig Den lan9e enNebe Or
lop.
Rsiien fra Sneisn er altior be.
tjenbt iii. at ies bebfpsr al for.
t9Qe berpm ; BET Gnelte. leg oil
pmtlle, er, at Der meQem mine
Relletammerater par ct MeuneNs,
bpem leg lise ftrar fom iii at 10.
mes apet ON, os. unoerllat ncf,
peo ben anoen Gtgar, NJ req fam.
men pda S9ffet. elCroe ri ben
Oppaaelle, al ri be99e bapee ldm.
me Napn ban par nemlls 8dp,
tein Gbarles RoCre az Bet nlenes
Resmear, le9 Charlie Iocre,
8apieIn | bet t~Ousellas arriQsri.
PAN par ms9st rclls, % oa ies
er temmelis Lab al mia, Tom pl
uomRrtet ub al Bet meo blnanoen.
Vl talte life lpupsrllst, pa ban
par ltet tllbasebplpsups, % Der
par oeeuoen noset gait psb bans
Vrpt, Iaa al ban life funpe iaale
al tale messt. Wsn nj rare be
beefie Veuner al 9eroen, % pa
ri flutes / Warisiae. bppr ban
fnlpe ttlbrtnse en- usss lib bos
ncsle Slastntnse, ban bapbe Der,
for at fcmme llpt III 8rafter ef.
ter Reilen, aflasee ri mango sien.
ftpise esfIer ON mart at traHes /
6nalanb.
Sa min Srasbse forlansit bar.
be opbert al senere mtg. par lea
lite Ten meo al lie iii qonbpn.
Der blep les lmiplertlp behiaen
funet peo life al fupe Ell eneite
at min 5amiIie bismme psp min
antomf III Cumberland Terrace,
men fun en- iioast aammel 8oue,
Tom lite pipis BET fierusfs ON benz,
Os ION lite tuaoe fiss mig aupen
Selieo. enp at bun fiulpe sisre
Suief iitanb III Gsusral 5ur,p,
Der bapps lslst bet for Refisn al
Decorah-posten., 1879-04-23

be 200 arcnsr af aammsrmsrsrs
sift).
Sammt Tag lspsrsnss / teHess
S0Hbsr 255 ar. III aEaaTelfe az
Ratsrialer iii eanens SfaHniat'
islis, af alaesr iii tsues o. Ser.
meme, al SsusiIaesr III Rsiisnnes
Ssfpsmmsitsbse o. Snefisb al
Raerarer SIigsmaaes $50 ar.
iii 6oesr At COB Sarrs III teunes
GEN o. essuesH III iimms Srua
ira en- ancurm Ell 3suos scn
Sapre.
Seq bsiIaasr. at life re iamtii.
&c Sipsrs, at alsne lss mso ga.
mile fulee ben 7es OF l4ee 5sbr.
nres aoet al SVust al aufia
a~r1Heielsie Crsrraaslie. erbs
6lsrtss Rfrslie, @lansstaarsr,
b~lertslias Observation-Disclosures
mob BEN iimtliss Stars At b,uee
iuletcmmsu ubstisnets 9tlsiersrs
q BET fc~ruHesrli1s Spsf'ln, lem
tereets ia ue prsr bsness eueHu
alHfs ratrs CO msast tattsIiss
anfst.
"alnrts bar iss ieet big, airfi.
iai slap lem Rag. iales iii BEN
be en- Gnfsfru paa Sebrlt, III brsm
atrti barrie a Wriues. la bun
hlpes f'peiet 1ettR ilmneftens
CHseas ben l2rt Sshr. "a sne.
uu fisuets airfi fun iii b. 23e
arrne.
timber Sgl1snin9en al DC iamt.
li3e Srere, Der lQe aanbsee Zen
bisrrslisiie 9slptlis mob Zen
5aaret prfrens apinee, blpne ben.
bee autst Siabse msn Ct aont
Sufrumsui, bpis Sirsuss gre
8laua pse Den IHsits Serfr;ns,
tbi ale et 9isrtss rsneits o. ae.
isfts 5elslisr aiipsilsee ia eeri.
Ips al esHue Scbbsb o. ptt snps
cs fra 9s. raj. 8oussu mob
beuee BEN rlnse cs ulnlsslias
8pines, funee bun life fatrs, BEN
opsrs,t beHees sanfie 5Oritanb
fer bdpes bun cife l1it CO bert
BET, men nu beJpnote bun al faa
en- lepsnne 5slslis al, al be Gro.
snoss Samiuuo er ct aiarliabss
osns Samiuno. Eat benz, lag.
Dc bun meb taarsfpalt &eI, rtaf
bu benz ale. ia Dor ecbe acnee
msp, 0s 6uo pelfsne BAN oa
benz Aas for Bet 8pbe, be bar
9lort mob mig o. nit ipRtefRrbt.
&c que"
Sa bpis M anitunbenoe Som.
mer en- eaer ancen At be Rpls
@ipsre fulbe fcmme III 6ainas.
saaro SfposfatiOn, pilpe be Nnbe,
~fcriaapipt BET life er Slaataanuen,
arbeipSfolf be4inftieepe msp al
iatte iitanb be forfalone Spsnin'
ger, Sfationen lelp bapeupe III
fmaat o. lmaat cp al 3llIanber
al Ell usisl Sptts til ct taalsliat
Serberse. Wen "0raasn" far
life mere flpble benz ; ben iulp,
life cplspe fin Rabmcpers 6lap,
% epfte ; alpsriteSen, belle % Mar
er ben blspsu fupt men ri pt
sl9be os oper, at bens slbeller e
encte--".
Decorah-posten., 1879-04-23
G. C.BATES.
CecDrab&ibreban

oil mce rtmelig @etaltns i%notisre Ssis blls
Dc nj UEeeGpb cl alminpslia aisriel. 6ns
bper. ION enltsr II idl line Sslte t~neiisrie
oil mn. ett / IN esen Suieresis AZ iaa
Dem oresierepe al mia.
Sercr'Stn9itsn "supio' pil laa Bart
Sialeen III Seeafwns eenne 9aar.
@rpresit s. Is. Bate.
yOtt GI,y
Decorah-posten., 1879-04-23
Cub mn calje.
Jerome ). CAFE s. Cos a~serbruss.
mdisiuer. - ulomeodIje.

gpen Rdeine. 8is.. bIep aulaet 1884 o,
heitce eengang az q enelie 5lo,tus. Ste5
sr 89sn cen aneeu { Ntsecnisn mee Denim
III SoltemGnsne, % ben igriie mse Seuirn
III Northumberland. Jens paneel lirQ.itt
IA oper to 0eHuiiIrer og lem GoRunentsr
ca BEN bar gpoe uoilgter I'll, | IHeuitrieI osr,
issuos al ionuue % lom Rtoal I'll es ligsits
"a betpbeliqiie al oeus aUniurrenter. B.ant,
oe met i~reuirToenbe al be 6abritaHlRa bu
bar 5ier9gsi 1aameget III bTings Boen rem
aeFsr Iou. 5. 3 GAZE & Co. . BRrtiteter,
eeg iamlses uogIer SerotRs lerle Sqrltt,
maifiniabuf. DeHs IilOtrtn,ngseput q,
oobbeli iaa iioy Tom HogsR aHeen american,
TabrIts. o. be iptteu 3cres Xane, ben bs6g.s
Ter. sr tuioe al etO os 6oretaai0mbet. leu
lniaseeS 5'ltg tu lteeu Sfdla t 1872 a. On
GAZE, oa leUeter M Gdrlig TIE buuerett ler
Ga TIRE Tampmai finer fer IEritHiHa. 'fm
Ga tpus banogeos Separatoter oa oeiteqange.
TIE buHorees .,0eaong" NaitiRet. cib. iamt
uoigIer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tl eu SIrol a,
npsr $1,000. Ten dubraGie Napttal a.
~. 0D0,OI0, / EgHuiHscr oig. btiales cpC
$500 en- Waduspen % oUer 30 Atbgs
here itueer Der ftGbia BeitI1itiselis. Ttt
darlile Forbrua az bern e. mar 800 loug
al Ira 5.ODo.ODO 6oD, al Wditiugtmm,
5000. on Irry Gaie n 60. bar cutr
80 A8euiurer 8cr0s Ameriid. og tsr,s
attlot 6oyreintHgey itrI'ter ia cuer tct
Ser0eu. NJriiersN 1misNcnRteruts Cab
msealie blgp uaeuitues tileeli uoQsn 8Ttt,.
acre BEL burct baoe UITst en- tier Nrdmit
Ieres 0e1oiuss Waitme. icm tjoiiagrt "a
tolot On @ulpWetJlit / California. b.cu GA.
iaG Der iilet., i1mme ubmIr,slis. & al
T6yr Gave q 60. ~iatu.ersot Nditine,s
Toririaiigbeo b3pinHes ogiaa Al Dc luirts,.
lom bar etm / Ntabigt Srua. X bas e.
iiadsi enbptr grsve. O. ftaar mto rtufrr
III Arbeioet5 AU1liiei o. 9paniltti icm 4
G6rr. Gaie x So iabriiertr fine bersm,t
aAprou" "a .Gdtpie" Ssparaierer. 6el,
sGnas NEE gs ueeH lueeriisl. portable "a t,p.
trItituot flrufs CampmaitHer - aQe az bte.
IL Slass. llcris al os be6ite Maieriagier GA
De tecte Arbslpsre. 6irmGei oanueoes /
1858 on bs'taar al Ssrome 3 Gaie, Sievbm
Bua. Easbal .. Gri,nt GA Robert 9. ga
Ter 6otou SouTHal OF & Commerce,
StcbT 1878.
Decorah-posten., 1879-04-23

6bttase. wilplufts ~ Il. gaul ,lsrns
hnelints or een enc npTtpeillls Sinit Ter IT,
Der fammsn | 6sis39p mee D. ioellls ca ss.
lias Ssrnblnsr, q Sepesi ,r baneiln b..
ltS1tntt. iaa II man betpsmi tan icmmf III.
bp~lftilcmbsli Dtpot, 3eiti slsr Scrrttnisss
MO 6osu.
@ieunsmlshsunt 9jusiter ca "Sbrcuab
SaJll9e ebrc's' I'll ale mere 2ptr.
Siaals Siinner rel nssldaie. "a iriticr Stsv.
Westingtons Improved Automatic
Air Brake, Miller Safety Platform
and Coupling paG ale 8ogus.
Sc fiusite Rasiagrr oglS Opepoanc.
DEN 9iennsmlstsr imufftre Gambia
Der mee mere itorartses Steuerisr, ca
pas'erer sisnuem here 6crrstninlss 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES enc ncaeu an.
ben 9%ernbaue / Rorepeifsu.
A. Y. H. CARPENTER,
Gee. rsa. asa TAKE, Azs-., Ylxsztss.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-15

Says an English Exchange Of
March LIST: "The approaching compile.
ton of tho Berlin-W etz ar-Mctz Rail.
way will give the German Govern
ment the command Of o through rail
way, with a double line Of rails, from
the most northern part Of the Empire,
Eydknhnen, to its westcsi boundary.
This, in time of war with France, will
be Of immense Importance, not merely
because it will materially facilitate
the speedy concentration Of large
masses of troops on the French from
tier, but because it will furnish anoth-
er and direct route by which supplies
of all kinds--food, ammunition, cloth
ing, medicine and recruits-can be
forwarded to an army in The field en-.
gagged in active operations in or be-
yond the western provinces Of the En-
pire. The utility of the new line i'll
this latter respect will be greatly aug
mented by the fact that it runs for the
greater part Of its length through well
cultivated, fertile, and thickly popula-
ted districts. Commercially, also, the
railway will be of some Importance,
since a great part of the traffic be-
tween St Petersburg and Paris may
be expected to pass over it,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-15
some Statistics OF Newspaper Max
ing.
Nauu Yorh Haraid March OH

We are compelled this morning to
again print quintuple sheet Of the
Herald to meet the demands of advcr-
tisers, who occupy sixty-eight columns
of our space. Apart from the great
amount Of extra labor required to set
the immense quantity Of type required
by this increase Of size, the single
item Of stercotyping reaches extraor-
binary dimensions. As fourteen plates
are made Of each page Of the Herald
our issue Of to day calls for two hum
dred and eighty plates; each Of these
weighs fifty pounds, SO the full set re-
quircs about fourteen thousand pounds,
or seven tons Of metal from which to
print this single edition. In round
numbers about three million of pieces
Of type have been picked up, one at a
time, by compositors TO prepare the
pages for the stsreotypers, and more
than hundred and fifty men were re-
quired to set the type, make the plates
and print the paper. These figures
will give our readers some idea,
though only an imperfect one, Of the
amount Of work necessary to the
printing Of single copy Of the Her
aid.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-15
y Yankee Judge.


Mr.. Webster's attorney (rising and
addressing the attorney for the other
sidcl--l call you coward and liar.
The court--sit down, sir
Mr.. Webster's a,torney--Hs is a
coward and liar.
The court--li you don't sit down
and keep quiet you will be sorry.
Mr.. Webster's attorney-He is
Ia tho subsequent proceedings the
court took hand. 1t swiftly glided
from its seat and placed its powerful
grasp upon tbs coat collar Of the at.
torney for Mr., Webster. There was
a momentary void i'll the understand
ing OF that gentleman. The morning
stars began to sing together in his
ears and danced before his confused
vision. Then he found himself out.
side the building without any hat, aud
The dusty 2ephyrs played through his
iuxurlant mnstacho. Parties present
IA the room as innocent spectators
aver that the feet Of the attorney for
Mr.. Webster did not touch the floor
after the muscles of the hand Of the
court had contracted upon the collar
of his coat.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-15
THE zULUs.


sZuIns" is the name of the Kaf1irs
resident in the stretch Of country
northeast Of Natal. The word "Kaf-
fir it is stated, is derived from the
Arabic "Kiafir,n signifying IAN unbe-
Iiever.n II was applied by the Ma
hometan Inhabitants of tbs cast coast
10 the tribes south of them. Mr..
Bourne, in his STORY Of Our Colonies
says: "The various tribes Of South
African Kaflirs are supposed to be Of
the same stock as the Kaffirs Of Per-
STA, and to have emigrated four or five
thousand years ago from tho neigh
borhood OF the Tigris or Euphratcs,
passing northwards through Egypt,
aud carrying with them the language
habits. and religious practices Of their
forefathers. In all these respects,
their affinity with the Asiatic tribe is
still traceablen
Sir John Barrow, writing on the or
igin Of this race, conjectures that they
sprang originally from tribe OF Bedo-
uin Arabs, who moved from the north
cast, gradually traverslng the eastern
border Of Africa. A writer IN Cham
ber's Encyclopaedia says Of the Zulus
They practice, in common with all
other African nations, circumcision,
and many peculiar rites Of publication,
many of them analogous to those pre-
scribed in the Mosaic law; but these
rites appear both in Africa and Asia
to have been generally practiced at
ali earlier period than the Jews adopt
Cd them.p The Encyclopaedia Britain.
nica,' abiding to the same character
lstic, says; "'They practice circum-
clsion, eschew pork as food, and have
other customs similar to the Jews,
from whom some have supposed they
were borrowed
The Zulus are stated to be honest,
except As regards cattle. They are
very superstitious. dreading the innu-
cnce Of wizards and sorcerers. Their
houses are built by the women people,
and are OF the beehive shape, com.
posed OF wattles. stretched with grass.
A collection Of these habitations is
called kraal,n a word Of Portuguese
origin sienifying an enclosure. Po-
lygamy IL allowed, and wives are
generally purchased with cattle.
Physically considered the Zulus are
flue race Of men. Their language is
said to be siagnlarly soft and harmo
NOUS, its structure being, however,
nncommonly peculiar and complicated.
Its chief characteristic lies in the ex.
preston Of the relations of words by
prelixes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-15
Track Laying.
Salt Lake Herald.

Track laying on the Utah Southern
railroad has commenced in good earn
est Materials are being received dali
y, which alone indicate that the work
is to be pushed vigorously ahead.
There are already employed in this
work sixty men, while the grading
continues with the same eariestness
as before.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-15
PLAIN, OR I'M CoLoRs,

And at prices 10 per cent. below
our former rates. !,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-15

The following is list Of the postofices
in Idaho Territory:
Ada county.
Boise City, Middle Valley.
DDreMhiee, Payette Store,
Emmetsville, pomerov
FMk store, Salubria,
inulah valley, Thnrman's MILL
lower BOISE Weiser.
Maui Ma1n's Greek, weisor Bridge.
Miaaieton, Council Valley,
Alturas county.
atanta, Mountain Home,
Bear Lake county.
bennington, Bloomington,
flsh haven, Georgetown,
Iowa Bar. Liberty
Montpelier, Ovid.
faris, Saint Charles.
Boise county.
Banner Canfarvina
Horseshoe BEND. Idaho CITY,
aleheerVille, Placervile.
Vuafl1onrg, Squaw Greek.
Garden valley.
Idahe county.
Clear water, Elk CITY
Florence (ranysyille
John Days Greek. Kamsi.
Mount Idaho. Slate Creek
Washington.
Lemhi county.
fors Lemhi, Gibbonsvilie,
sos"ah .Teek, junction,
lemhi Agency. Challis
Salmon City.
Neg Perce County.
Camas Greek, Four Mile.
tennessee, Lapwai
Lewiston. Aioscow
morn Greek, Thorn Valley,
Oneida County
Oneida, Cherry Greek
Clifton, porhs.t,s station
Eagle Rock, Franklin
nentiis Valley, Haiad City,
Mink Greek. Oxford
Pleasant Valley, Port Neuf
loss FORK, Sand Hole.
Soda Springs, Terminus.
Weston.
Cwyhee County.
Bruneau valley, Baft River Bridge,
Castle Greek. Fairyiey
loose Creez, Marsh Basin,
oakley, Reynolds Greek,
rock creek, Silver City.
shcshcne County.
Pierce City.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-15
PosToFFICEs.

FUSIUFFIUES.
The following is a list of the postoffices
in Idaho Territory:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-15
w E:EKLY WORLn.

Price, SIS to subscribers In the Territo,,.
and 1926 when sent out of the Territory5
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-11-22
Ceux qui ont des
terres a vendre,
attention

Messrs. F. Armant & Cie., ~
Rue du Camp, Nlle.Orlesns sont
plets a p"blier gratis sur lenr pam
phlrt. concernsnt les Verdoynntes
Paroisses de Ia Louisiana, loffre en-
vente de toutes terres ct proprie.
t6s conform6'nenl a la description
qni sera donnee a E. Montague a
AbbeviIle seul agent de Messrs.
F. Armant & Gle pour la paroisse
Vermillon.
Aucnne vente n'9tant effectuel
les propprietaires n'anra ent ricn
a payer pour frais de publication,
mais dams le cas- contraire ils pale
ront une commission raisonnahle
CONVENE 'd'avance par contrat.-
Pour plus de detail adressez vous
directement 4 NJ. Ernest Montague
seul agent pour la paroisse Yer.
million de la maison F. ArmaDt &
Cie., Bureau des Terres ct dim.
migration. E. MONTAGUE,
Abbeville, Vermillon
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-11-22
College Commercial
DE LA STE CROlX.

NILE 1BERIE, ATTAKAPAs, LNE.
Eco'e. pension It blauchissage
compris $l7 par mois.
Par suite des circumstances NAL
heurenses que nous venoDs de ira
verser. la rentree des classes pour
les rensionuaires r'a pu s'effectuer
CONNIE les annees precedentes
aussi sommes nous heurenx snjour-
d'hui qu'aucune ciainte n'existe
puis annoncer aux parents one des
a present, les cours wont repren.
DIRE CONNIE par lie passe. Nous
avons la ferme confiance que leg
r&Alta,s obtenus jusqn'ici engage,
ront les parents a nous confer
Ieurs enfants, ct de notre cote
nous ne n6g'igeroDs rien pour que
leur education soit parfaite.
lie plan d'enseignement embrasse
le Francais, lAnglais, PHistoire,
la Geographic, PAlget.e, la Geo
metric, la tenne des livres ct la
pratique des affaires.
Qua,re professeurs s'occuperont
exclusivement de l'enseignement
de ces diverses branches d'instruc.
ton, ct presideront aux jeux ct aux
amusements des enfants c'est-a
dire qu'ils trouveront dams notre
etabli-semeDt ce 9ui ne peuvent
leur procu,er les autres instiin-
tons qui nous environment, ct ou
soixante cnfants ct plus sent SOU
vent confie a un senl iDstiluieur.
Voulant rendre accessible a
tons l'entr&e de notre college, lie
prix de Ia pension ne sera plus, a
par,ir d'snjonrd'hni que de II
piastres par mnis, blanchissaye
compris. Les 6leves non catholi-
ques seront toIjonrs recus CONNIE
par le passe q Ia seule couditlon
de sc cOnf0i1ner aux exelcices pu-
blics de Ia maiscn.
Dec. 2l-lm.
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Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of vermi'ion.
DISTRICT Court-No. 1854.
Cecilia Dartez, wife,
Va.
Victor Guidry, husband.

BY virtue of q writ of feri faciaa
issued 10 the above entitled suit the
District Court Of the State of Louisiana,
in and for the parish Of verm''on, and
to me directed. there viii be exposed al
public sale, 70 the last aud highest bid
der, at the courthouse door, in The town
of AbbeviDiS, with beueft Of appraise.
M ut. on
Saturdsk, December eth. 1879,
between hours of IL O'Clock a. M,
an o'eleDk p. m., and continuing from
day TO day, n. n~ce-sary, all the rights
titles. iotsr9C1s and demands Of d -f-nds"t
in aud 10 ~ following described pro.
perry, seiseA u satisfy said writ. to wit
Half Of lot No. 81 and quarter
of lot No. 80, Megret's portion Of
the town Of Ahbeville, making I
Of In epdioary lot, together with
all md singular the buildings
and flDpro vements thereon situa'
ted 81 sppertaining thereto said I
lot ; bounhed north by -, eas'
ky, Mrs. z. Msrceau, west by rue
Jefferson, south by Anrlien Duhon'
Terms. CASH.
Given under my official sigma
ture this 25th day Of Oct. 1879.
g. B. SHAW, Sheriff.
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nave 1nQOfSed on III EN- tne WOrOS:
Against ordinance relative TO
State debt" then said provisions
and alticles shall form no part Of
the Constitution.
Now therefore, I, G., B. SHAW,
Sheriff o. the parish of Vermilion,
in pursuance Of the proclamation
of his E4cellency Louis Alfred
Wil,z, Lieutenant Governor of
tire State of Louisiana and acting
Governor in Dc, absence of the
Governor and ia compliance with
law. do hereby issue this my pro.
clamation 10, the voters of the
parish Of Vernilion. directing an
election to be hsld in this parish
at such pla0As, may be hereafter
designated D tie proper author
ities, on TUESDAY, the second
day of DECEMBER. A. D. 1879,
being the 6nt Tuesday Of said
month. frsm5 o'clock A. NJ. to
6 o'clock ia1Ae afternoon. for the
pnrppee ofnking the sense Of the
good people Of this parish in re.
gard to the adoption or rejection
of the Constitution submitted for
ratification : Tor the ratification or
rejection of the ordinance adopted
by the Constitution Convention
in relation to the debt of the
State, and for the election of all
State officers as above enumerated
two Senators from the Tenth
Senatorial district, composed of
the parishes Of Cameton, Calca-
sieu, Vermilion, and St. Mary.
one District Judge and one Dis.
trict Attorney from the Twenty.
6fth Judicial District, composed
Of the parishes Of Vermilion. and
Lafayette; one member Of the
Legislature, one Clerk Of the
District Court. one Sheriff. one
Coroner, and az many Justices Of
the Peace and Constab1es as now
provided by law. And I do hereby
direct the several Commissioners
to be hereinafter appointed by
the proper authorities to condnct
raid election in the manner pres
cribed by law, and make due re-
turns Of their respective polls to
my Office within the shortest
possible delay.
In testimony whereof, I have
hereunto affixed my official sigma.
ture, at Ahheville, La, this lst
day Of November, A. D. 1879.
G. B. SHAW,
Sheriff OF. the parish of Vermilion.
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klLLY.

rs meeting Of the Demo.
- - Conservative party of Yer.
,sa Parish will he held at Alb.
s1A 1879. N0'
distinguished speakers are cx.
s.''sa to Address the meeting
:. 1e political issues of the
:, Everybody without distinction
. f.s' race color, or previous
! h.''''oa are respectfully invited
:, Come one, Come Al, and w.
WI D you good. - ~'N ~