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The Seymour Boom.

Ex-Governor Seymour, of New York, has
again submitted himself to the interviewer, and
though he talked enough on politics to fill
column and half of the World he avoided the
subject of his own possible nomination for the
presidency. He did not utter single word that
could be construed into an unwillinynesS on his
part to take the nomination next year. In fact
taken altogether, the governors expressions are
rather favorable to the supposition that he will
consent TO run. He expressed great confidence
in the ability of the democrats to elect the
President next year, and this confidence will
have the effect of Strengthening the apparent dis
position In the democracy to nominate Mr.. Sey-
mOur. The party leaders and managers will be
apt to say that man who is SO confident of
success Is the very one to have at the head of
the ticket. The intimate friends of Mr.. Sey-
m0ur have been working upon him for some
time with the view of inducing him to accept
the nomination In the event that his party
should call upon him to run. Prior to the adj
journment of Congress for the recess, Senator
Herman said, in an interview published in THE
STAR, that in talking with eX-Gov. Seymour a
day or two before he had advised the latter to
make no rash declarations as to what he would
do, but to wait until the nomination should be
rendered to him." and then decide whether he
would accept 1t or not. 1t must be that the ey-
governor concluded to follow this advice, for
since that time he has not made any crash de-
clarations." II the present state OF feeling in
the democratic party continues Mr.. Seymour
will get the nomination If he wants 1t. 1t is
apparent that he is regarded as the strongest
man by large majority Of the party leaders
and managers. II Senator Bayard were not
from southern, or former slavehodng state
he would stand much better chance OF being
his party's nominee. This fact tells against
him even with those who would willingly see
him nominated. No such objection exists
against Mr. Seymour, and in other respects he
Is considered to have all the elements of
strength believed to be possessed by Mr.. Bayard
In conversing upon the coming presidential
canvass it Is very common thing for demo-
cratic members Of Congress to speak OF favoring
this or that man for the presidential nominal
ton ''in the event that Gov. Seymour will not
consent to Iun." The democrats in calculating
the chances Of success next year, look first to
the state of New York, and they believe that
Ex-Governor Seymour would command more
votes In that state than any other man. Hence
the apparent willingness TO give him the nomi-
nation If he will take 1t, and as stated above it
begins to look very much as If he will consent
to take it.
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The sentiment in Congress which has been
cropping out for long time in favor Of abolish
Ing foreign missions, or of, at least, modifying
the system and reducing the expense, has been
given voice in the shape Of resolution sub
mitted by Representative Townshend. This
resolution directs the committee on foreign af-
fairs to enquire into the expediency of abolish
Ing ENJOYS extraordinary and ministers resi-
dent from the United States TO foreign coun-
tries, and to report to the House the conclusions
reached. The opinion that the rapid means of
communication now existing between this
country and the capitals of the world can be
utilized to transact International bushes more
promptly and more economically than by min
listers, is not altogether confined to democratic
congressman, but just to what extent it pre-
walls cannot be ascertained until Mr.. Towns
hend's resolution shall come up for action.
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Sloppy weather up this way is referred to as
slush. Down In Philadelphia they call it sludge.
In Richmond they talk about moppy streets.
And yet we are all brothers-[Frep Press. Did
anybody ever hear or ''sludge" In philadelphia
before Philadelphia Bulletin
or "moppy" in Richmond? Richmond Dis
patch.
But we suppose the Bulletin will not deny that
In the vestibule OF many OF the most stylish
houses in Philadelphia hangs placard saying
to visitors wipe your gums on the mat,
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President Welt, Of Switzerland, has Just been
elected to that position for the fourth term.
And yet the watchful, freedom-lovlng people Of
that republic are attending quietly to their every
Gay affairs, and not worrying themselves at all
ABOUT "Caserism, f." Imperialism and that sort
OF thing. General Grants boosters ought to
take some encouragement from this.
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The Eight-Page Star Tomorrow.

Advertisers and news-deaers will confer a
favor by sending in their orders as early as prac-
ticable for to morrow's fifty-six-colunn paper.
The orders from the latter for last Saturday en-
larged edition reached $500, the largest ever
received except in times OF very important and
exciting news. The number of advertisements
printed in THE STAR during 1879 was 2O,33S.
This number has not been exceeded by any
paper published south OF New York city, with
possibly two exceptions, and but by few in the
entire country.
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CHOICE ILLUSTRATED HOLIDAY
~ BOOKS.
Compositions in Outline; from Scarlet Letter;
F. o. @. Darby large 4to.. $40. 90
Paris Herself Again; Sala. 1000
Breton Folk; Black burn; Illustrated; by
Caldecott 800
Our Own Country; England; 200 Illustrated 500
Homes of America Martha Lamb. ........... 600
Landscape in American Poetry; Lucy Lar
Early Teutonic. italian and French Masters 7.5O
Great Authors of all Ages; AibOne. ......... 500
Art in America; Benjamin. Observation-Disclosures. 400
Thrackeray's Billiards., so Illustrations. 500
JAMES J. CHAPMAN'S
METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE,
dec10 011 Pa. 0U6.
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The many friends OF Senator Blaine In this
community viii be gratfled to read in our tele.
graphic columns contradiction OF the report
that he had been stricken down by a ..fit of
some kind" and wasin a critical condition.
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A mining, Industrial and scientific iourna, has
been started at Staunton, Va. entitled The YJ,-
gtntds. The first thing the editor knows some
vile, envious contemporary will be confoundinS
him and his paper and accenting the last syl.
liable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-09

The colored man Cook, who was elected door
keeper OF the Virginia house Of representatives
by the read1usters, has resigned, because, he
says, OF recent attack OF paralysis. 1t is pre-
dicted that The readjusters' party will die be-
fure long OF the same disease.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Z CST-A GOLD MEDAL, engraved ''Jennie Mo-
hum suitable reward will be paid for its
,inner, corner 18th st. and Pa. ave. NV. or 1OI
llth ST. NV. janS-2t
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subscriber enquiries how the new postmas-
ters name Is pronounced We believe it is pro-
nounced to rhyme with stranger.
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R. o. HOFFMAN.
10th and F streets northwest.
fhrep. .Sfey7, Ey,,,tses F,,. .Sole

% l5Hst n.w..-... 5000 925 7th st. n.w...... $50
612 Pa ave., store. 49, 80 927 It'll st. n. 80
1927 n. Y ave., store. 10 No. Sol st., store. Is
III ST. n W.".........75 10Y Pa. av., hne bust
4IS Pa. ave. w......-60 ness room.
tuS La ave. H. W., house 415 18th ST. n. W., large
store. hall. ........... .35
store, n e. cor lOth&D.I5 $50 II St. u. 10
9l5 1th ST. W, store so SIG 7th St. n. W.. store 20
925 18th st. n W., store. so 6l6 18th st. store. 25
921 18th St. NV, store. 80 400 n. J. aves.e., rs.
$50 H st. n.e., b. ands50 and bath. ....,.....25
Rooms at hot Pa ave., 239 1917 ST. g. w. 8 4 bth 25
over Gait Bro. Co. 80 1896 st. n. w., shop 20
637 st. NV, store. 26 $50 st. O., store. 30
10y Penn. ave., business 1888 Columbia st. 90
room.. ..35 800 Sth st. w., rs Is
1419N Y. ave., store. So 233 sw., rooms. Is
s21 18th St. n.w.......30 437 st W., store. 10
919 It'll st. NV. ......T 1918 Md. ave. n. 5 rs 8
I have Furnished Houses, In good locations for
rent to private families only.
make no charge to landlords for advertising their
property, and keep it before the public constantly.
Houses and Lots in every section of the city for
SALE at prices from 900 to $50. 0O0 and easy
terms. AL property for sale at my office hiss been
reduced In price, -
B. o. HOFFMAN.
jams 10th and SITS. NV.
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HOTELS.

WASHINGTON HOUSE,
w Cor. Penn0. 0U. and Sd St.,
WASHINGTON, d. q.
81 per day. [dec17-1ml A. +. BEVERIDdE, Pr.
NARROLLTON HOTEL,
~ BALTIMORE, LIGHT AND GERMAN STg.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Rates reduced to $3 and 81. 80 per day, according
70 location Of rooms Extra charges for parlors
baths and double rooms according to size. The
most convenient and latest built hotel in the city
Elevator runs continuously to all the floors. Al
lines Of city passenger cars pass the doors. F. W.
COLEMAN, Manager. Bait, Nd. Oct. 10. 1879.
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nR. f. A. Won MOSCHZISKEB,
DIR. Won MOSCHZISKER

Has 80 far met with great encouragement, having
citizens or members of their families. The list of
their names and places of residence can be exam
ined at his rooms. as they have permitted him to
refer to them. On that list are such responsible
men as THOMAS SOMERvILLE, ESQ, National Brass
Works NJ. NJ. RoHRER, ESQ. j. q. MILLER, ESQ.
(trm of Miller Jones); j. 8. EDWARDS ESQ
others.
At his offices can also be examined letters from
some Of the most widely known citizens of the
United States) Of acknowledgment of professional
such men Senator d. w. VOORHEES, Governor
HoRATIo SEYMOUR, Hon. J. O. NEW Hon. ROs-
WELL HART, Hon. ELLIS H. RoBERrs, Hon. JOHN
ARNoT, and hundreds Of others equally well
known.
The following speaks for itself
To schOns 10 may concerns
We, the undersigned citizens OF PHILADELPHIA taxa
pleasure in certifying that DR.. r. A. Won MOSOH-
ZISKER has been resident Of our city for Soma
years, during which he has acquired DISTINGUISHED
reputation as practitioner in diseases Of the Eye
Ear and Throat Hehas also during some time past.
been Professor and Clinical Operator in of our
cordial support of the Press and the CONFIDENCE OF
the communities he may see fit to visit: -
NJ. MCMICHAEI., Mayor of the City;
E. .DAVIS, Speaker of the House Of Reps, Pa ::
JOHN W. FORNEY, Editor Press;
CHARLES McCLINTOCK, Morning Post:
P.O.ELMAKER, q. 8. Marshal;
J.W. gRAYSoN. Mercury;
A.E. WEIGH.
Hon A. x. MCCLURE,
F.L-FEATHERsT0NE.E Evening Buiietin.
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nUVALL MARI,
u Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
S04 street, LeDroit Building.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
JOHN SHERMAN h co.,
st. Cloud Building,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

BAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY HOME.
We have HOUSES for sale on TERMS TO Sur.
Small Store $9O0
new Br1ck, rooms :........1 30O
new Brick, rooms, all mod. conveniences. 8, $50
A new Brick, 10 rooms, hot and cold water on three
floors, south and east fronts, bay windows, very
complete. Small cash payment; balance monthly:
7-room Brick now building on 18th street. BE-
tween u and y. Small cash payment; balance
monthly, &C., &C., 30.
A fine Lot on Capitol Hill, having good view of
the Capitol grounds for sale without cash payment
and on long time to any one building. or House
will be built to suit and sold on easy terms.
FOR RENT.
61b street q. W., IL rooms $50
Cor. Md. ave. and 18th ST. s.w., Store and
sDWeihng, rooms. 30
162 street n. g., Z rooms. 20
Next t9 cor. Md. aye and 18th st. s.w.. rs... %
4O9 18Th st. s.w., rooms ..................., 1S
2234 18th st. NV, rooms ................... %
111b 9th St. n. W., rooms. Observation-Disclosures. Is
lZ14 24th st. NV, rooms. ~
Once rooms, corner 9th and q SITS.
and suitable for housekeeping, 9S9
Pennsy ivania ave.
MONEY TO LOAN
at 6, and per cent. on satisfactory security.
decIb JOHN SHERMAN b 90.
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NEWS FOR THE POOR.

DOWN GOES THE PRICE OF POTATOES.
Having large stock of Early Rose and Peerless
POTATOES on consignment, the owaer or which
has instructed me to sell without limit. have de-
cided to sell part of this stock at prices less than
the same quality Of goods be laid down here for
to-day. These Potatoes are from the finest potato
region in Western New York and are unsurpassed
in quality. Also, at greatly reduced prices large
stock of pure sweet CIDER, made by an Ohio gen.
tlemaE, who fought in President Hayes regiment.
j. IL. CRANE,
iaE9-2t. 400 Pa. ace.
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lie projet de taxer les chats ct
d'exterminer ceuX qui retnseront
de Sc sOumettre au Placement de
l'lmp0t, SOuleye de nombrenseS
prctestatioas de la part des da
mes, particnlleremei.t de celles
q,,i ont coiff,a Sainte Catherine.
LIE Heayld a recu des centaines
dc lettres &c sajet. Une cores
pon.lante declare que toute fem
me qui aurait a choiSir entire la
campagnie dun chat ct celle
dun alderman, opterait pour 10
chat. Une autr-, tout en- recon-
naissant que les serenades noes
turnes des nEltOns sont desagl ea
bles, tait remar1uer que le chant
de guerre des mouStiIues est plus
agacaut encore. ct que cependant
perSUnne ne propose de taXer ceS
lnsectes. Uue lroiSieine dame est
davis quele docteur Tanner cons.
titue nne nuisance plus intoIerabIe
que touS les chats reunis. I'm
correspondents peu gallant oitre tie
contribuer pour $3.50 Il ia co"struc.
ton dun pounds Ion noiera p6le
mele les CHATS at les vleRleS flies
qul possedent un on nlusieurs de
ces aninlanX.
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-Le comite national republi
cain est assiee6 de requGtes We
nant du Sud. On lui assure qua
vec beaucoup d'argent ct un peu
d'orateurs, on pourrait gagner
plnsieIrs repr6sentants aa con
gres ct empOrter deux Oh trOis
Etats. Mais il Sc manifesto peu
de disposition de la part du conf
t6 accorder ce qu'on lul deman
de. II n'accepte pas les yues ex
princes par les republicans du
Sud ct leur dome a entendre que
des oratenrs peuvent .,6tre envo
yes pour les alder, mais que quaint
a de l'algent lis ne peuvent dis
poser de beaucoup Ell leur taveur.
LIE senateur Bruce s'est adresse IA
Hayes IT lui a delnoutre la. neces
site de fouInir' quelque chose dc
plus substantial que des docu
ments de campagne, sans Quoi les
republicaills he terOnt aucnn ef
fort. Cette menace- ma produit
aHcun effet ct les chefs du parti
Republican, dOnnent a entendre
quill leur est fort Indifferent qus
ills agissent OIL qu'iIs lie fassent
rien. ST les republicans du Sud
yenlent .rassembler les eIecteurs
aux sons harmonieux du brass
band ills doivent comprendre que
la musiQue sela leurs trais.
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John Wiltse a une bellemere

John Wiltse a une bellemere-
ct natnrel'ement il la deteste. IL
Il etc plus loin, Car il fOlmelie
ment interdit a sa femme Ge la re
cevoir dams sa demeure Eliza
beth. New Jersey, Oh il occure un
appartement situe au desSous
dune boutique de bijoutier. Der
nieremeGt le vindicatif gendre a
appris que l'objet dc SD haine
meprisait ses ordres ct venait
chez lui quand il etait a son ira
vail ct Sc cachaitdans uu s'closet"
pendant quill prenait sou Leieuner
Johu WiltSe est malin ct jura de
Sc venger. Sans rien dire sa
femme ct avec Ia patience dun
prisonnier qni scie les barreaux de
sa prison avec un reSsOrt de mOu
tres.il scia le solves ct le plancher
dn "closet" eli question. LIE len
demain, une joie ferocc au ceur
il rentra chez lui pour lunchcr.
Tout a coup un craquement Sc
fit entendIe ct l'infortunee belle
mere faisail dams la situation que
vous pOavez suppOser 1T .entour
rec dun nuage de poussiere ct de
platre son apl'a,ition inatteadue
dams la boutiqne du bijoutier.alu
ri. Pendant cette descente precipi
tee, John Wiltsc Sc tenait les co
! tes, mais il a cesse de rire quand
il IA appris qu'll aurait a payer
cinq pendules Complement apla
ties par le.. contact de sal belle mere,
plus la reconstruction: ::du plancher
Les contusions de la victiine ne
cOmpt ent pas.
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THIBODAUX, LHM1, SANED1 7 AOUT 1880.

-Voici en- quels termes lie cor
respoudant du Meschacfb6 annon
ce un movement commercial ex
traordinaire sur lie marche de Ia
NOuvelle- Orleans:
La perspective commerciale
pour l'automne est tres belle ct
ron S'attend a un movement ex-
traoTdinaire sur nOtre marche,
don't les avantages commencent
a 6tre enfin compris. Les nonv
elles qui nous arriyent des recol
tes dams toutes les parts de- l'E.
tat continuent a etre tres encoura
geantes ct CONNIE les nouvelles
dc Ittranger annohcent de fal
bles recoltes, nos planteurs peu
vent compter sur de tons prix
pour lenrS denrees.
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J. vERGNOIE..
:. Rsle Decatms

@J.. Rue Decatur. 6x
On Sc. demande comment o.
previept une foule de naladies telles uue
les fievres lntermittentes, la dyspepsie. les
maladies de poitrine: Phthisie. Rhumes
Bronchile. Angine, Granulat;ons, Laryny.
lite, AphOnie, Asthme, Pleuresie. Ly,nnhs.
tisme, Maladies du Foie, de la Vessie ct
des VOies Urinalres. des Nevralgics. pour
lie pansement DIES plates.
Lon previeIt ct fon. gu6rit toutes ces
maladies en- faisant usage de
LEUCALYPTUS BITTERS.
Depuis Introduction Gu Europe dc rEu
calyptus par p. Ranlei, ct depuis que Fat
tention du monde sciutifique a etc appe
ele sur les avantages multiples que Ion
p0uvait tirer de cette remarquable plante
pour la guerison de diverses naiadies.
un grand nonbre dc prariciens aistin gu6s
ont constate ct dcmOntre retiicacite de
rEucalyptus.
Les produits de rEucalyptus, sont en-
ployes avec grand success depuis plusieurs
annees dams les h6pitaux dc Paris.
LIE Bitter Assaeaalyptas, compose
de la plante Ge &c nom, est un pr6ventif
sur contre une fOulc dc nlalatlies.
Depot general: BURKE & THOMPSON
No. TO RUE TClIOUPIrOULASN N. O..
justly
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Lost or. Stolen.

From Judge Howess plantation three
miles above Thibodaux.
One sorrel horse. IA hands high, blind
IN the right eye, limps on his hind leg.
}abont IA years old, branded Oh the front
shoulder.
ANY person finding said horse or who
can give any information concerning
him will please communicate with Mr..
RObichaux on the plantation.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures of c. McLANE and
FLEMING BROS. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR..
c. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, prepared by
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full Of limitations Of the
name McLane, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
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BAYOU.-Le Bayou est part q
baisser rapidement. Heureuse
ment porr les planteurs ,isiers
oue Ia derniere crue leur Il dOnne
assez d'eaux pour donner q leur
reeolte tonte Ia yi.ueur qn'elle
await besoiu. lis mont plus main
tenant qu'l atse'dre qu'i' soft
uur pOar c0nmencer Ia inUiSSsHt.
Il va en- a qui Won't la..coI raeucer.
sous llcu.
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CONVENTION REPUBLICAINE.-
Aardi dernier, les candidats qui
bngnent l'hcnneur de representer
les clt0zens du 3me district Con
grusslOnel sont arrives Sulvis de
kus delegues. L'Hon. Darrall
2: etabli son qnatier general a
FHotel des Etrangers ct le non
nelns Hon. Morris Mark, a l'Ho
tsl Washington. LIE lendemain
entire midi ct une henre, les diffe
nntes delegations etant rennies
cams Ia sale .Warerley. 10 Juge
fontelieu appe'le la convention a
rordre. Aples bearconp de discus
aons ct pendant.ces discussions
m homme de couleur, nomme
John Williams, par trop b-uyant
aete arrete ct conduit a la geole
ol II passe la mutt. LIE lendemain
Ma comparu devant Ia Marie ct a
etscondamne a $lO.OOd'amende ct
~ frais. QUAINT aux l6sultat des
elloerations de cette journ6e Ia,
.a eve presque nul. dependant
: oralt circrlait que Darral ga
saalt du terrain ct que son con
eurrent en- perdait:
La seconde journee, ma pas Gu
% meilleur resultat que la premi
sfe. Les meneuTs des tleux camps
oat deploy6 leurs talents oratoires
= lalt preuve de strategistes cor
sommes, mais sans pouvoir arr
YER 9 I'M re>ultat final.
Ia troisieme journee, ssannor
% sous de meilleurs auspices. Ii
'uge Beattie choisi CONNIE
soa'rman employera toute sol
,anaence ct tout son pouvoir pouI
aalfe battre le candiaat du gouve1
3eot. Jusqu'ici, il ny a encore
nen de fait,
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j. +. ALLAN. Secretary.
Ordinance No. 6S.

Fixing the salaries of the Constable, Col.
lector aud Market Master.
Section !. BE it orlaiDed by the Mayor
and Trustees Of the Town OF Thibotlaux, in
Council assembled, That the salary of the
Constable shall 6e fixed at Four Hundred
Dollars per annnm, payable quarterly.
Sec. =. lie it further ordained That the
Collector shll receive a commission of four
per cent 0lol om ali Licenses and Taxes
collected and paid by him in the Treasury
OF the Town
Sec. 3. BE lie further ordained. That the
Market Master shall receive a salary Of
Two Hundred Dollars per annunl, payable
in monthly installnents
Sec 4. BE it further ordained, That all
Ordinances or parts of Ordinances conflict
ing with the provision of this ordinance or
inconsistent therewlth, be and are hereby
| repealed.
Adopted July Sth. 1880
(Signed) w. {. RAGAN,
Mayor.
| (Signed) A. j. PERRIN,
| Clerk Town Council
| A true copy:
| A. j. PERRIN,
| Clerk Town COuncil
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NOTICES!

IN CONFORMITY WITH A RESOLU-
i tion adopted by the Police Jury. May
4th 1880. all holders Of Parish. Warrants or
Claims. already approved, against the Par
ish for expenses of 1890, are hereby reques-
ted to produce the same to the undersi gnetl
Parish Treasurer, within 81 days from date
of this notice. IN order-t TO be inscribed and
numbered, and if the said warrnts or claims
are not presented within the above specified
time they shall be declared null and VOID.
+. SAMOAN.
Parish Treasurer
Thibodaux La, May Sth. 1880.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-08-07

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