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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-09-18
Official
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE
POLICE JURY.

POLICE JURY.
Monday, Sept. 9th 1880.
The Police Jury met this day at
the courthouse pursuant to ad-
journment.
Were present /: Howard HoG.
pauir, president; aud Messrs.
Nunez,. Thibeaux, Trahan. Pri-
meaux and Vanslyke.
Absent Mr.. Broussard.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved.
Action on the report of the
committee appointed under Tart 81
adopted April 9Th 1880, was post
poned indefinitely.
On motion of Mr.. Vanslyke,
Art. l Resolved, that the Ladies
of AbbevilIe and vicinity be and
they are hereby authorized to use
the courthouse building the first,
second and third of October next,
to hold therein a Bazaar for tho
benefit Of the Catholic Church. on
condition that they be required to.
leave said building in the same
good condition that they found it.
On motion of Mr.. Hofpauir,
Whereas, at the meeting of this
body on the l4th day of July,
1880, a claim amounting to the
sum of $208 was allowed Solomon
Wise, assignee of W. A. White,
payable out of the Parish and
District Attorney funds of 1880.
And whereas, there is an error
in regard to allowing said claim
to be made payable out of said
funds. Therefore
Art 2 Resolved, that the said
sum of $208 shall be and is here
by made payable out Of the funds
arising from the judgment Obtain.
ed by the Parish against j. A.
Brookshier ct ais.
On motion of Mr.. Nunez,
Art 8 Resolved, that the sure
ties on the official bond of Voor-
hies Trahan, as Parish Tax Col
lector of Vermilion Parish, be re-
!ieved from paying the penalty Of
two per cent per month imposed
upon them provided that said
parties pay up within three days
from the adoption of this resolu-
ton, the principal and costs and
fees Of attorneys in the two suits
Nos. 1924 and 1882 against said
Trahan and his sureties, and pro-
vided further that the seizure Of
said judgments BY Zarilda Har-
rington be dissolved !; otherwise
this remission of interest shall be
null and void.
The following claims were al.
lowed payable out Of their res.
pective funds. viz =:
Police Jury funds, 1880.
L. G. Lyons 5 s 0c
Criminal funds, 1880.
Augustave Roger Is IS
On motion Of Mr.. Nunez, the
Jury adjourned to its next regular
meeting.
Howard HorFPAu1R, President.
A. LAcoUR, Clerk.
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Hafdi soir, Robert Primeaux,
N Primeaax ct Madeleine
hpa furent arretes ct incalc&.
inpliques dams une charge
mt avec une arme DANCE.
ayec intention d'homicidc
persoDue du capitaine Ber-
Tsrrassra.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-09-18

Lc cbsgiu est une espece de
Lor;lIe eui .sttache a Tame. La
i du temps l'eface, celle du
r,,iI 70 Plus yite.
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bpidecine, il parait a der
hat decouvcrt une nouveife
ais qu'ils appellent grapho-
!, naladie qui attaque le Ger.
. Il darapge ct decoud les
/
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sien, Anthony Decuir qui
asoupable de vol de chevauz
asrnisre cour, fut condamne
ms de travaux forces. II
Msa politique etait tres
~ autrement les cinq ans,
'leat etc probablement &C
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Istppblicains de Ia Califor.
rsconnaissant l'impossibilite
nprer rEtat pour Garfield
khirs tous leurs Efforts pour
lsr une majorite de Ia legis-
Hafa d'elire un senateur au
gsa .
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laaelllit, mais tout en- We'll
nous n'Oublions pas neces.
at al'ez voir l'ouvrage de
s'd peintre, sur le magasin
aodchaux. LIE dedans est
''s'e de pinceau irrepro
y facade imitation dc
eoppe est de main dt
tlnltation e:t parfaite et
ention. Et bien ami
est bien sur que tn mas
% meter que tn as 81
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(Conmunique.) }

(Communique.
Monsieur pEditeur Ill Y q
quelques jours je me trouvais che,
Mr.. Mouisset /; :je prends un de ses
livres qui Sc trouvait etre lie livre
de la presence ct de Pabsence de
chaque eleve. En- ouvrant ce Ii
vre, je vols qu'en 1877, le Ter sep
tembre, il a ouvert son ecole pu
blique i; les eufants presents
etaient portes dams ce livre !; je
passe une seconde page, les ab
sents etaient en- bIancs ;je repasse
une troisieme ct une quatrieme, et
|je vols que les lignes des enfants
les plus avances etaient remplies ;
ceux qui ne savaient rien restaient
six ct huit semaines sans venir 4
l'ecolc. Je suis tres fache de ne
pas avoir peducation voulue pour
feliciter. Mr.. Mouisset CONNIE il le
merite. Jc prize les parents de We
mir voir le livrc de Mr.. Mouisset
ct de passer les eleves a un exa.
men pour prouver aux hommes du
2me district quill y a, parmi eux,
On menteur mechant. Moi, je dis
que dams lie francais, Mr.. Mouisset
est lie meilleur professeur que ja-
mais nous ayons eu dams ce dis.
trict, ct je vols que Mr.. Mouisset
se dome toutes les peines posi-
bles, non-seuIement pour donner
une bonne education aux enfants.
,nais encore pour connaitre lie vrai
Dieu ct Ia ciyilisation. Je me suis
trouv6 un vendredi soir a son
|ecole IL y await TN bal le lende-
main j; il a fait une morale a cha
Gun de ses eIeves, CONNIE un bon
pere de famille doit faire a ses en-
fants ses eleves sont tous parts
apres la morale chacun chez leurs
parents sans faire le moindre
bruit ct en- ob6isssnt a ce profes.
seur CONNIE sill await etc .leur
pAre. LIE vendredi suivant, je me
trouvais encore chez lui, en- termi'
nant son ecole, il remercia blen ses
eleves, en- lcnr disant: vous vous
,ates bien comportes depuls ven
dredi passe, car vous avcz etc tres
obeissants depuis. J'ai entendu
lire couramment Desire Lachauss6
dams IN journal; il await cinq
mois d'ecole avec Mr.. Mouisset.
| LIE livre de Mr.. Monisset constate
la presence de certaines eleves a
Il'ecole environ trois semaines en-
quatre mois !; comment ces enfants
la feraient.ils des progress, lis ne
font que gener ceux qui desircnt
Iapprendre. En- trois ans, il tenu
rs mois d'ecole ct pendant ce
temps, il y a des eleves qui mont
peut-stre pas eu cinq mois d'ecole
ct qui viennent quand meme de
temps a autre. En- Is mois DE
cole So enfants ont frequente son
6cole qui lui q rapporte, en- mo-
yenne, $20.8a par mois ou SO sous
par jour. Venez, parents, ct vous
jugerez pour vous msmes.
THEoGENE BRoUssARD.
Ptairie Greig, 16 Sept. 1850.
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lie docteur Tanner Went de
e a IN richie collectionneur
krain Ia brosse avec laqnelle
bx brosse lie ventre pendant
urss jours."
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-09-18

yo,, eroyisns tsnir sdcheresse
4. NAN !. On se trompe en- tout.
f.. ,vous eu de iortes pluies de-
Ii auelques joars.
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lance, mais avec la permission des
gerants, a nos foires ct representa-
tons publiques. En- ce cas- Able
vile aurait une sale publique, be-
soin qui s'est fait sentir depuis
longtemps lei ct Ia Societe pour
rait en- tirer un bon profit.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-09-18

La nouvee batisse de Socete pas dpoes
tFrancaise savance don traDsger les prncipe
beno nie. Ellie des d. do Rome sill prefere
auxquees ire le Corioan quill asse
endons pas Achevee anchement ct ouveremen ct
magn6aue sale q ser sacrifice secret du
settlement det quill pretend servr
cette bonne Soci6t4 de bienyel zele demesure.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-09-18

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Tobscec.
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PROCEDURES DU JURI DE POLICE.

Sept. 1lth $50. Register.
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Pretty aud Young

In every feature but tho hair which had
grown white from foyer, This lady nj ~
writes Us 81 have used Parkors Hair Bal,
sam six months and nm more than pleased
with Il, II has restored tho natural brown
color of my hair and given Il u silky soilness
nicer than ever before, There ID no Dan
DRUID, no falling hair and II leaves the scalp ~
clean and nice and cool that ! nm ever 81
much pleased, and feel and look Ike my
self again" The beautiful, fresh and vlgor
Gus hair It produces, together with its prop
erty Of restoring gray or Mded hair 10 the
natural youthful color, and entirely freeing
the head from dandruif and itching, sur
pIiseS no less than II pcascs, Sold IN large
bottles nj only 50cts, and VI 90, by all first
class druggists. d&W
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BY virtue o. the pow.

FaNNNSIEE y SahE.-Dy virtue VI inc pow
i er in me vested by certain deed OF rust
executed AM delivered by w. D. uib III ~ u.
NJ Swlnk, trustee, for the beneht OF the LII
association of A Inerica, dated the Is h day
of November, 1914. and duly recorded III b, Oh
"Y - pages 709 t. lie, Dallas county records B,
december 10th, 1874, aswill appear at large by
said record, which said deed OF trust was exc
"uted and delivered To secure amOngs otner
things a certain promissory note for the sum
of four hundred dollars, dated at bal as, lex
az. November 25th, lS7I,payable twelve months
after date to the order of he Life
Aseool ,tion OF America with cost OF collec-
tlon) at the office of the said Life Association
OF America. In Dallas, for value received,
with Interest from maturity at the rate Of
twelve per cent. per annum, payable SEMI
an nu ally, which said note was maze, execu-
ted and delivered by W. D. Diboll 30 the Life
Association OF America, AM which SAID note
remains entirely unpsid, except the interest
thereon up ~ she - day OF May, 1S79. /, q M.
swiuk, Trustee as aforesaid, will on Wednes.
day, the 9Th day OF May, 1sso, at l2
door Dor, in the city OF Dallas, Dallas county,
aud sta,e Of rexss AZ public yenuue, to Inc
highest bidder, for casn, the following de-
| soriped Or ,reriy, lying ana being situated In
| the city and county OF Dailss, In the State
~ .reIss. and more particularly snown ANA
dessignated BY the following metes and bounds
| to-wit and being part OF a twonty-one (zl)
| acre tract, formerly owned by John h: smith
and Mrs. Ermstine shaw afterwards Mrs.
| Erms,ine ConkliRg, and be. inning az the
south corner OF two (2) acre lot, formerly
owned By Edward stone, and the north corner
| Of the A. b. story tnree-acre tract, then ce
south lsS east rs varas, 10 corner post /;
| thence rs yaras north 459 east, o corner post
| thence north 450 west IS vsras, 10 corner;
thence south i50 west IS varas, 10 beginning,
| cs,nts,niny sne acra, more or less, being the
and conveyed and fully described in the
| deed Of trust heretofore referred TO; by viz.
tive Of NV power, W II execute and deliver a
deed il lee simple Of the property sold, 10 the
purchaser the eof. u. M. swINk,
Dallas, April Is, 1850 trustee
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All OF 0H's bugges and carriages have
BeWan's patent wheels IL inch aKlea,
Or's Concord sde'spring bugglea arc
hung on equalzsrs ahd have steel bows, steel
ties and SarVAn wheels
Buy your buggies at w, w, Orr successor
10 Seohler & Orr, Main street, Dallas, Texas,
Orr sells al stYles Of Concord slde'sprIng
buggea, Send for hls illustrated catalogue
and price,list,
GO and SEQ OHs bugges and carriages
before buying elsewhere, or send for price
list,
Orr sells the best buggloS for the money p
the world
Orr koep. all styles Of carriages, ph@ton'
and spring wagons
II You want 70 buy u family carriage send
for Orrs catalogue aud prloe'llst,
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SAN JACINTO DAY.
"Reminiscences Suggested by the Day
q eneraI Sam Houston ut New
orleans -Tex-i.an or Texan.

TO the Editor Of the Herald.
As this is San Jacinto day, and very nat
urslly brings into view the memories of that
day, 1 give you the following facts
In the Supreme court of Louisiana in
Nav Orleans, in June, 1845, a case WAS pend
inc which drew large crowd.
Among the spectators was North
Carolina school-teacher named Zimri Hunt,
now well-known and honored citizen ct
Dallas. Zimr a lone young man seeking
h fortdne in the wiIds before MN, stopped
ia New Orleans for few days, and in one OF
those days, struggled into the supreme court
room of Louisiana. Inc case oelore tbe
co lrt happened to be remarkable one, ana
drew to the courtroom q large crowd
Our North Carolina tar-heeled Doy-other,,
wise, Zimri Huut-took a seat and opened
his ewes over the audience, fretty soon
gentleman entered and quietly ana mouestly
took his seat among the spectators buI, our
informant says, every one was struck WIFI
the appearance of the stranger.
At the moment lawyer was IN inc
midst Of brilliant speech put a
brother lawyer pinched his "a, arm anu
whispered something in his ear, Inc SPEAK
.r stopped, and after short pause sara
MAY it please the court, have Just oeen iu-
formed that General Sam Houston EX-fres-
ident of Texas, is in the room u, stop
NV specch TO move that General l'ous'oh
be invited 70 seat within the oar. a
nause ensued and the Chief SAID, ,ueneral
Sam Houston. the Ex-President 81
Texas, is invited to sen,
within the bar of this court
OF course General Houston responded. Dut
the manner of his response Is what concerns
the neople of Texas. Judge Hunt says ne
arose from his seat among the multitude al
vanced with the circle OF the BAR ana nrst
most inimitably saluted the court, then,
bv wave of the hand, the bar, and took his
seat the observed of all observers; .ooo
On this Dist OF April lSoo,
tive these "reminiscences for what they
are worth. Ten thousand things could be
fold Of the extraordinary career OF General
sam houston, the father of Te1ian liberty
mr.. Editor. please spell Tex.i-an as write
i The modernized way of "Texan' Is In
violation of every feeling, principle, action
and custom of the men VINO
made Texas. Every one, from the
learned first President, Burnet, to the nrs'
t,nedncated. but brave and noble Nice-fresi-
dant. Burleson, with not solitary excep'
zion. wrote the designation Tex-i-an. and nov
Tex-an. The old Texas people rebel agsins'
and snew out the word Texan, but they re-
ioice. one and all, in the sppellation, Texlan
80 plesse. Mr.. Editor, always call us Old ones
TEXANS and do not, we beg you, call u
Toxsns. We love the former and detest thu
lattarl
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Hob Printing.

For the past few weeks tho HERALD Jon
OFFICE has added largely TO It's extensive
stock of lob material. Several new fonts OF
book type, together with forty fonts of latest
style display type six presses, all run by
steam, render the HERALD Jon OFFICE the
most complete in all its appointments In
Northern Texas, and without superior in
the entire State. Our workmen are all men
of experience, which isa guarantee that the
work is executed in an artistic manner. Our
friends and the public generally ARE invited
to ca and examine specimens and TO hand IN
their orders. Prices moderate and work
done Mt shortest notice.
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Reading Notice.

Messrs. w. II. Patterson Il Co., the en-
ternrisine druggists of our city, have beer
comnelled to order large stock of those
iustlv celebrated "Snyder's Curative Pads,
in order to supply the increasing demand Oh
them. A.,
country the people will have no other r l
but the "Snyder's Curative fsds, rs he>
are all that Is claimed for them.
ian24-d&w
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Do you travele send 20 cent. 10 the drug
store fora bottle OF B.ilcy's Saline Aperient,
and when YOU become noyed with symp-
toms OF dyspepsia, sick headache, acid stom-
ach, heartburn, torpid bowels, inactive liver,
etc., 1t will relieve you at once, and VIII not be
attended with any unpleasant effects 1t is Il
cooling efferves:ent leverage that everybody
loves to drink
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No place in tho world equals London fol
the constant barking kept up In the churches
II IL Ikea perpetual fusil-dc of small arms
Why don't they take Halls Balsam and get
rid of their coughy II Is the most wonder
full remedy; the proprietors warrant II II
every instance Let all coughor give 1t
trial.
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EI,e DelIinOnicO.

That famous and excellent restaurant the
Delmonico, has Just been rehtted, painted
and fixed up generally in good STYLE and is
now one of the finest dining rooms in the
State. Every delicacy is served in the very
best style, and the Delmonico is kept up "
It's old tune standard of excellency in all res
pects.
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Ladies' very frequently complain Of feeling
duh aud lit'less, being indifferent about en-
terIng company, have n peculiar pchlng Of the
head. their brain feels stupid and eyes have
lost their brightness. YOUR stomach Ia NJ
fault. one or two doses Of Balleys Saline
Aperent VIII relieve you NJ once, II 10 =
pleasant fonming drink.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN,


NOTICE = Advertisements mAy DO hAnded
~ into our business 0iilAe ~ t0p " M,
aud Into the composing NOM ~ N y ml
NOrlCk = N you want your Iufn lnrn,
~ pianos olles nAl,lfsa, hAtFasp, nu e
with oaTo aud cheap, do not fall " nall on " e
X Krenter Ordars left a. Jones \ hurphY's,
lis. will ha promptly attended, lp' "
convenient, leave orders nnn OF
waris ner load deolsilmo
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FARM AND DVVEaH4aSG
FOR SALE.

YylHE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale farm
1 of 200 acres, over Ons-half of which ia nov
in a high .tn of Gu tivaton. There are ON the
ilace len tenement houses, and six wells OF
water. The VIII lie Is I'm er good fence and ~
joins IN city Of Bryan; the extreme limits being
nut two miles from the courthOus II contains
q small grove of timber. 1t Is ofeasy nc ess
churches, schools ~. Also n house and lot in
the city of Bryan. The house contains 1--WE
rooms, with double Fireplace. A good servants
house In the yard. There is u well of fine water
ON the premises, and number of bearing fruit
tees Terms easy; offered On account of ILL
health of owner Apply to
II. A. MOORE, Bryan, Texas.
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Highest prices paid for jury scrip and
United States scrip, by RICHARD Conn,
If 607l Main street
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sITUATION WANTED.

clTUATION WANTED BY n young man
- OF steady habits, t. work about private
house or store. C-n be recommended II re-
CURED. Address, W. NJ. CLANCY, postofhee'
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a. AegnrI.

Wholesale and retail dealer in foreign and
domestic fruits and all kinds of nuts, etc.
Opposite express oiilce, Dallas, Texas.
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ron SALE.

NOR SALE-Onioo furniture and two large
II expires, Wagons, App yat onlQa OF lhr
Slnger Manufacturing company, lOl Nam
street
apl lS.3t
A LII kinds OF III nituie, CO. rulr, kllohtli
n utensils AND III household requirements
usunlly had iuN well furnished homo are i,r
sale 1T very low pIices ut oil jackson " cot
apl 1874
NOR SALE Frame residences AK roOmHl
II double half well finished, stable,
carriage house, porvan a house, Sc,j abonl
two ores ofgrOund, young orohh. spl nuid
one block rom sir % Il, lioad and near It's ter
minus. IL W, Keller,
apl.lStf
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ron RENT

EOR hENr-A tvo-slOry house, No, llh
Il on Film street, East DallAa, suitable iof
store aud family or bnaiding-houan, unu
house on Collar Springs roAd, with -FOUR rouhh
and collar, sufficient Tor Kitchen aud dininR.
room, with oislem aud stable Can ~ Np
jackson Hlleel, Nv
NOR RENT-An elegant dyo'room oott'Re,
IL IA choice loGttlUn, four mlhuins WAX
from pustOnicei At per month, Enqn,ftnl
spencer, NJ fendr,ohb, dOl Main street. pe-
tween n nud la0'clock, y ~,
L,OR RENl.-Aiier tho 81 Of May, the lwo'
L story brick bulld,n corner uf MAln and Paw.
draH streets, now occupied ny singer sewing
Machine company Apply 10 Jones ~ Mnr'
phy real at,to agents, us Main rlrrei'
npl-Sdlw
NOR ltENT.-Gll Elm street, now occupied ny
L Calm 4 Bro, I possession given May tth
II ia M loOt Wide 100 feet lang and wei furnished
for dry goods store Apply Jno' browning,
luj1 Elm ~, hllll
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NIVAN rED--IO exchange lands 10 falp
w Pinto, Parker Or hIath counties loT
sluok of uruga, y NJ lAeh, Nolal ana
Wy ANTEp- nAirynAn, Recommendation r.
w quirei Inquire NJ A pysltlleehi h"
AMI lisJ Film street, hpl3 $500
NIvANTED = A onok at Geurge Hotel, NJ
w Terrell, Texas Apply ~ lueknrrt M
tlnnal hotel, 0r N uenrge, Terrell hllli
N./ANiEp "A white rook nnd a nurse,
w q iod wages paid, Inquire ~ Fine, Ney
Hlupis baLpry "
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YNOk SALE - bleyant ltesiduuoe tor sale -
Il one of ,he most desirable, commodious
and comfortable In Dallas or vicinity, IN
uuire at Editorial rooms, Herald and Com
tnarci al oliCp, jNnSutI
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orOa wees. arc De- % sc-.e $3.50
M ,s & Co., Augusta, Maine. decl7d&wu
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TO EXCHANGE.

YJNO EXCHAN9E---A fine short-horn COW
l for "a two horse wagon. ". U. Holland
Office, corner Main and Lamar.
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NOR SALE-I.ols for sNlc-Elght lots, i've on
diners. extending back u Pacinc avenue, with
good cottage house, and u beautiful grove ON
same InqurcofJ. Browning, 1861 Elm st.
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mIsoELLANEous WANTS.

w cal Apps 70 SUISG, ia Main steel
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10Th
Popular monthly drawlng.of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
At Maccauley's Theatre in the City Of Louis
Vile on
THURSDAY, APRIL 18TH, 1850.

islsture oflsG9, and sustained by oil thf
courts of Kentucky, occur regularly on
the last day of every month Sundays
excepted,) aud are supervised by prominent
citizens OF the State.
The management call attention TO the grand
opportunity presented OF obtaining, Tor only
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LOST.

4 oST-- Ga Saturday morning, Ia or near thr
post.olii 50, one lockel, blacs cnameled,
with lock OF gray hair inside Anslhrl
loo ct containin. two photograph, OF lady
and gentlemen, gold 90 one tiio anu pi,ou-
lsh sovereign of 1872. with rlng ntt ched' The
Under wild receive q rswn'd, the ~ finslo
value of either one or al OF these articles on
delivery Of ,ame to Jones 4 Murphy, ut lholf
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