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EAHON GCGch1ux.
Aux Nos. 81 ct So de Ia rue du Canals
HABlLLEMENTS, I1NGELIE,
NO 25.
CIiAPEiUX;

b 4 YANT rRANSFERE mes magasns les
~ Nos 2i3, 2i5 ct 2iT lo la rue VieilIe-I.e
v6e aux Nos "a ct s.s lis, La rss<. dsr
ssssnssa. iannonce espectueusemeut au
plbilc en- general que .j';ai. afi.Y de rfpon,.re
Il ADVERTISEMENT de mon commerce. lie pius
fort stock 'habilier!ents. de cllapeaux.
de lingerie d dhommes de ieunes gents ct
DC lenhes garqons-stock tel quill ny EN- q
IaInais Gu Id Nouvelle Orleans J'invite
mes anis ct mes. clients ne venir rexami
ner ct assurer des prix.
a raye!ir. CONNIE par lc passe .je 'ae ne
gilgerai rien pour talre face aux beg ,ins dc
la place. Je serai toujours rrat a remplir
tous les ordres tgrands on petits) :, ,habille
ment lingerie ct chaoeaux de toutes es
peces eide tous genres depuis les vGtements
communs d'habitations .iusquau linse dc
toilette Io plus fin. Les prix de mes articles
soront invariabienent aussi bas que poss,-
bio
Les conln,audes de la campagne sont Fob
jet une attention Immediate
LEON GODCHAUX
Aux Nos 81 ct 80 de Ii. rue du Cana,
IA oct-'76
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Les ,yslriS dc Police.

La formation cl liz co0StliuttoH
DIES jiris de police, scion l'eSprit
de la nouycIie constitution, est
une des questions urgentes qni
appellent tout particuIieremeist
!'attcntion de la Legislature qui
Went de Sc reunlr.
Les juris de police sOnt Ell etiet
plus impOrtants qne d'a"cuns
poarralent sc Ie tigurer. Leur GOA
position, leur administration III
ilae cOnSi,lerablenent sur la pros
pGrit6 publiIne, ct sur la bourse
deS cOntribuables.
On serait tente de crolre, au
premier abord, que les devoirS ct
Ia responSabilit6 dun iure dc po
lice, sc rGsnment 81 peu de chose,
que n'inpOrle qni, ii pen pres est
apte Il l'6tre. C'est Ia une proion
dc erreur qui souvent q donnG
lieu 4 de mauvais choiX.
Ii sc peut en- ctfet que tel hom
me, soft le citoyen, lie plus hon
n6te. le plus desint6resse, lie plus
Z6!e. Ce sont Iii des titres puis>
SAINTS aux taveurs Populaires GU
plut6t aux charges pubIlqucs :;
mails il ne suffiscnt pas. a c0te
dc toutes les conditions d'honora
bi!it6 voulueS, Sc placent sur une
ligne paralleIe les conditions dap
tituiles. On a fat bon marche
teS unes ct deS autres dams c2S
LcrHieres annGeS, sous le Radical
isme, c'est dire scIs ie rGgne de
la canaillerie ct de l'ignorance.
RaisOn de plus pour que Io gouyer
ncmeut mettre au plus vite un
trrule i lie tels ;.lus par une iegis
lation saline ct rationnelic sur la
formation DIES juris de police. Le
suffrage universal pousse trop
loin dams son application ne pro
duit lien de bon. MieuX que la
inasse, le gouvcrnemrnt est a
meme de taire IN cholx judir'enA
s!es !lommes conpetrntS pour ai
minStrrr les uifairps dune pa
roissc. Ue nest pas ap:es tout
81 f.ciIe que Ion SO i'irnagine. lie
! budget de- notre paro'sse par tx
emple est de 10 a 20 mile piast-es
par an. Ne fa'it ii pas, non Senle
mrn, dc l.innnGtcte, niaiS une Ger
taiur habitude DIES atfaircs. deS
commissioners sphc,ilrs POUR h!cn
employer unc iarei'le sonime.
Aus,i, apres a,oir dunne a ii
question toute l'attentiun 0u'elle
meriie. nous semb'e t il que le
meill..ur plan Scrait de faire nom
mer Il !'avenir les juies de Police
I par lr Gouverne,lr ct par le Sanat
coniuintenent. De cette manlere
administration de chaque pa
roiss.. Sc coinposrrait d'hommes
honnetes ct capab!es qui pren
draient 4 cHur SEES interGts ct Iu
sauraient les detendre, sans autrt
ambition q,;e cclie tie servlr leurs
c0ncitoyens.
Cinq mrmbres devraient snffire
pour composer un inri de police
crs cinq membre ayant leur Com
cile dams dltf9rents districts de Ia
| paroisse. Dams &c cas- il serai
bon de limitcr a cinq ans le termt
de leur Office ct de prOceder ch;
que ann6c au renOuvellement pa
cin0uiemc du iuri de police, c'es
4 dire AL enlargement d'un men
bre.
De la sorte on aurait toujour
me organisation permanente. ht
magene, habituee aux atfaires e
lson 6viterait ccs changenents e1
bloc qui mpttent sant d'ohstacle
a une bonne administration.
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Official.
Proceedings OF Town
GGss.aCsse

TOWN HALL. ,
Thibodanx, Tuesday January 9Th. 1880.
The Town Council of the Town of Thi3o-
daux met iii regular session this day a5 7
o'clock T. N.
Present; W. G. T.agan. Mayor, G. Arena,
7. AiIerti. J. L. Blanchard, H. W. Tabor,
and Joseph 4. i'ron6 Trustees,
Absen. l.. keefe. Trustee.
The minutes of previous postponed regu-
lar session were read and approved as re-
corded.
The following Collectors report was pre-
sented and accepted.
C9LLECTOR'S REPORT,
from December 2d 1879 to january t, 1881
rniaI
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Mons apprenons que MN.
Charles Dupaty ct Claiborne Du
gas sont parts ronr Ia Nouvelle
Orleans pour contester l'electlon
de Mn. Auguste Bulow ct Bivian
Garner. devant la Chambre des
Repr6sentants qui s'esr reuni lun
di uernier.
Bonue chance & ceS MesSieurs
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NOYE.-Un nouvel accident est
arrive jeudi dernier sur la rive
gauche du Bayou a aquatre on cinq
miles 'au dessus de Thibodaux.
I'm enf;.nt de Mr.. Turean, age de
dix huit ou vingt mOis; est tomb6
dams le foSse servant d'egout a
une dale a riz ct s'est nOye. Pen
dant que ce doulOureux accident
est arrive, le pore etait a la re
cherche du cadavre de ce-iui de
Mr.. MOrvan.
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.,o-yeIses Diverscs.

an,-rr DANSANTE. - La So
H. arande Sniree danSante dc
y, ;lodaur Band aura lieu al
e ,i,..c Hall, le mercredi % de ce
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,,,,,c,I,ssEMENT.--Le couSeil
4. yi,le Went de faire poser nne
], -,,e'are autour dn marche. Cette
,,,l,ere peinte en- blanc, donne
,~o belle appearance a cette place.
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TpAyAUX.-Les travauX des
.ssmps ont repris leur activite.
1soais quelques jonrS. on ne volt
nae autant de monde dams les rues
ie Ia Vile.
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On te!tsraphie de Montreal

On te!esraphie de Montreal
Qu'nne rencontre iatale a Ell lieu
a Maniwakie, station de bUche-
rons situGe "a une ceataino 1e mil
les an nord d'Ottawa, entire IN
CAnadien Francais nomlu6 ByiSe-
hois CT son assOcih. \ la su.te
dune vio!ente alteration, les
ueuX h0nmas sc sont arm6s De
hache$. Brisebois: plus prompt
que son a;!Tcrsaire, Ia tetrassC ct
coupe Ell niOroeaux. Les autres
ab1cherons sc solt mis- a sa pour
suite. mais Brisebois, tres habiica
Sc servi: des @.souii"rs a neige," "
les a rapisieHDent distances ct a
disparu dams IA folGt.
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lie comble du puritatan-
isne
PoHr un Am ericain, obserya
teur ia rupos du jour dominicah
f;.ire ,ie'no!ir son CHALET en- bois,
ct le reInpIs.cer par une naisou en-
pierre. sous pratexte que Ie
Do;s tf1o4.lle ie i.aamcLo
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant

gI..sre Canal CT DO.lssne
LOUIS CHAPLAIN. PROPKIETAIRE.
On trouvc dams Get etablissement tout ce
uue la saisou fpurnit de plus dielcat ct toute
eslece de gins lie cho,x tout &C quill taut
uOur soiraes et marriages etc.
ii 81 des salons particuliers au premlers,
ct des chambers Glegamment meualees a
louer 4 Ia sema,4e ct au mois.
Les piante,irs ct les habitants de La carr
pagne gui .ou,ront iIonorer Get etahsiase-
uneut sic lear patronage Y tFouTcfOnt les
chambres ct ncn .iogpeitare 5oulc O., a0tsl
euse c 80 Oh parIpUr.
~ Les ,erte4Ilu restaurant festent %
yertas juslt;. :. niuu,t - u -
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La navigation 4 repris com
me de plus belle SUI la bayou La
tpurciie.
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SUCCESSION OF BEN A. CURTIS NO
T95 PkOBATES.

s,TATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
- Court, Palis! of Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Ben a. Curtis now wife OF N. A. Bourg
administratri> of said estate has this day
rendered Ii final account Of her administr tr,t
ton and praying the honoiosaticn OF the
same.
Now. therefore the parties interested. are
hereby notified to produce i'll this office,
within ten days following the publication
of the present notice, sncL objections as
they may have against the ho,nolcgation OF
said account, otherwise the same shall be
approved aud homologated according to
law.
}~~~~> Witness my haua and the i'm
} LIS. press of the seal of my office, this
~ 18th day Of January A. ID. 1890.
D. w. kNODLOCH. Clerk.
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Total j. Al ll13l G3I IS
Respectfully Submitted.
lSignedl THEO, TaiBODAUX.
Collector.
January 9th, 1880.
The following Troasurer's report was pre-
sented and accepted.
TREASUnERS MONTHLY REPORT
To Balance on hand 33, 25
- Licenses Of 1879 Is 90
" Taxes Of 1878, ,--.. Il2 3,
CIR
By Workmen S account, aYpro ton. 100 90
- Collectors fees paid % 80
.' W harf 79 :iS
3" Incidental Expenses 81 73
" Police ana Criminal Il 80
:. Balance 2i5 90
~.
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Theophile Thibodaux Collector S fees II %
Con5tabas o1
l.. 4 Webre ,yailor's fees 2 90
Geo. W. Squire, Justice fees IT'S
E. Z. Leblanc, Recorders fees 90
Jos. Z. Th;bodaux, Drugs, . 50
Thihodaux Foundry. Sundrics J8i
H Tetreau & Co. 3 tU
Breaad s. Le%endre, sUrdries . ).
L, AzeEle. Hall rent % 90
Total. Observation-Disclosures: 6.i ..
On motion OF J. E. Blanchard duly sec
onded the sum OF Twenty i've dollars. or So
mnch thereof as may he necessary was an
propriatcd to enable the Mayor 10 purchase
aud plant evergreen trees Ill the Market
Square.
On motion Of j. E. Blanchard duly secon
ded tho suIn Of Fifty Dollars was appro-
priatod for the Workmens account by the
following v01e.
Yeas: Azcma, Alberti, blanchard, Tabor
aid TronG.
Nays: None.
On melton duly seconded the Council ad
journed.
w. c. RAGAN Mayor.
A. J PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
A. J. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
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DI" % .lIJ %
To Balance on hand 2i5 90
" Workmen's act 80 G5
Respectfully Submitted,
JOS r THIDODEkUX.
Treasurer
January 9Th. 1880.
The following claims approved by the Ell
nanre Committee were presented and on
motion duly seconded: an appropriation of
sixty three and ~ 100 dollars was made to
pay the same by the following vote.
Yeas; Azenla, Albert Blanchard Tabor
and T. ne.
Nays: None.
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Les lal7es q feU-On expert
mcnto Ell ce moment dams piu
sienrs places tortes, ct partici.-
liercnent a Grenobie, un Eouvel
engin de guerre. II s'agit de bal
les Il fen du systeme Lamarre.
Ce sont des project!les dune na
ture s,6ciale. ,iestines permet-
ire {, une .alnisoH assiegea de re
coanaitre les travauX de tranchee
ct d'GtabliSse,nent de batteries,
qni ne s'ex6cuteEt que pendant la
mutt. Ces bales s'enilamment
peu a pres leur sortie lie Ia bou-
che a ieu elles sont envOyees au
iuger sur le point on ION SOUP
come DIES trayanX executes par
l'euntlni. Lcur combustion durG
Iii certain temps avec une eX-
irG,ne intensit6 Ell donnaut une
vive lnmiere don't on profile pour
pointer les canoEs dostinos q dc
| truire les travaux.
Ces cnljenx projectiles sont On
ontie mnnis dune grenade don't
heXpiosion Sc pro''uit au bout De
d6iais tres irresnlers, ce qui ticnt
a distance les soldats ennemis
gui tenteraient d'6tei;,dra lie foyer
lumineux. Les experiences aux
u'ielIcs on Sc 'ivre ont pour but
de dcIerminer Il la toiS la snre:6
iu tir ct Ia distance a liqueile ces
bales a fcu peuvent ttre eu-
vOyeeS,
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NOUS avons lhonneur d'annoncer que
~ nous continuerons les aifaires gene
raies de Commission de la maison dirig6c
jnsqu CO moment par NJ. F. Y. SEWN, ct
nous esperons que notre Tongue experience
de ee genre d atfaires donnera pleine salts
faction a nos clients Nous sollicitons DIES
consignatiOns de prodnits lie toutes sortes.
LANCE & LEGENDRE.
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All bean temps dcS courria:s.
lie Paris du vlcomte de Launay,
il Y await une dame ce|ebre par
ses pqtaGt5s qni fal~ait Ia joio dcs
lcctcnrs dU ttuii!tton lie la Pres
Sc. Bien enten,;u, on !ui en- pre-
TAFT. On pr6te aux riches.
La dame aux sic petitcs o'tdises
(c'est ;,iisi, assnrait lc chroni>
queur, uu'elle ec1orchait lie mot
stceple ctase) etait celebre alors.
Ellie trouv6 DIES .continuateurs
de nos jours ellie sc trouve meme
siusnIierement depass6e, si,nous
eli jugeons par ce qn'un emule est
ell traiu de raconter a sa cons
clerge. EcoutonS Ia
Maginez vous, madame Poti
nard, que ie vlens d.assister au
banquet dn club des Castro '
aomes, doat auanel je suis mem
bre. D'abord, moi je raffole..de
ces ayGtey traternelles EcOutez
un peu ce menu gna de 4uoi
vous faire venir toie q la bo,sche. i.
Au deput, un potage a la b,isque
ct une pur6e an sale govt. En-
| suite, trois bouyrigues d'huitres
dos teuzre. En- feit de poissons D.:
un tire bottles a l'hollandaise deux
! druides SOUS mon nes ct une lGmpt
J au roi frite. Comme entrees dies
rieds a PaJsinthe neeno1. une yolt
i acaM a la pleine potcnce Thier, des
escalottes de veau, de cyepes de COG
ct denx filet a la beche Il miel. Les
r6ts fIrent tres conse9uents: d'a
bord. nn fort rose pya l'anglaise,
puis Une piatayde aux trulias du
pere Igor, suivi dun poulet a ls
mere A:.got. QUAINT au dessert
il fnt eGqny; il = await du plun
bonaia, de l'omeletta essouRee, des
masses de pains, des cofres, -des
ser;ngues puis des fruits de.
T'ois piques, tells que des oranges
margatiaes, des donales ct de l'aa'
q Mana.
lie tout s'est termine par de
grogs EN- nsarocain ct par ulb pnncl
~ la Dun1Nlne fait avec de l'eau d
vie a dents de eigues. Entin, III
chere un yrai festin dc Bat M
sard, ct des delices de Capoul O
Pom n'enja,nbait pas la mere en- c
Eqnes ! (Ii s'agit, CONNIE de rs
son, des delices de Capoui or so
ntengendrait pas IL mAlancOlie.
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Wsn. O'.NEks1.

X s;; s::: : S4fs !: i fsss:;::: :::: {:
TirIBODAUX, La.
lie soussigne prend, la iiberte d'intor mer
ses amis ct lie public en- general, Gull Went
de transi6rer son ateiier la rue st. Philip
pc, entire du Maine ct Thibodaux.
Pass6 riaitrc el. Sd branche, il garantit
pleinemert son Outrage.
WILLIAM O'NEIL,
iy-iy Vis-a-vis la pharmacie ThiboGaux.
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dav. It's little early but an item below
will explain. y
Mr.. Henry Hartwig who was drowned
at Aurora. Ind, few days ago, as an
nounced in the telegra columns of thi,
PAPER, was brother of MIR. Peter Hartwig
OF Rheusford street. f-.4 ,r
The temperance meeting was largely at
eendrd last night, and was addressed yer,
ably by Rev. Charles =. Mccoy. Of Cincin
natl Good singing and gooi order pre-.
vailed.
A rumor got afioat yesterday evenin,
that number of buns was going to max,
things lively at the temperance meeting
last night. II any such effort had been
made decisive and short tussle wouid
have taken place, as q number OF our bes
citizens went to the meeting to see thai
things went on smoothly. The citizen,
viii hot tolerate any interference with any
religious meeting
The following notice, written in bold
round handwriting but little disguised
without b f1anfe attached, has been STUCK
up QUITE conspicuous for the citizens tc
gaze upon. The notice was posted up on
Saturday night or early Sunday morning:
-eTo Takpayers Of Bellevue:
"Ah election is at hand and the old
clianes mastering the same old clique, with
fresh additions, that have ruled the town
fer years through the inauence aoi
secret society, and now the organisa-
ton of "a new secret society, which
has united Its forces to the old, TO
divide the offices among them, and
tlius fefbetuate It's hold upon the public
funds they have already brought the
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Starch: Marka qais and aea6y. We snots.
Pearl SIC, imperial &c. Eilken Clos sc dia
mond gio& b1ze. and corn starch &c PEI ih
oaS sSsp G@asa @ ss: and d9s M firm .m M
sc per ID: German olive 4Jse, amber 60 per Ii
Tinnew stoci: Fair trade snd lair mar
ker Zinc slab. 7c; sneet R0s4s; hisck
sc: &c bottoms. sse; s1a.isss s6ss % sSSsse I Dss is
tin plate, % 50. and TX s1l 30 per boL
Islow Is quiet at ee for country and Tor
&ooaenyare: Moderate trade and ssads
Quoted: washboards q 5o92 IS per dozen: buck
eS. tvo-hoop, q 769l So: and three-heop re
10; tubs No l. ss@S 50; No. 2, s7@7 s.; No.
8. $6@6 30; nests of s. e39S 25: charms, No. L
ssSs; No. 2 E@s, and No; 3 see1 Per dozen
unwashed: Combins. s6@Ssc: delsine, Ss@ssc;
clothing. s2037c, common. 87@3oc Washsd:
Fine heeces, 43@45c; medium delaine feeces, n
case; long eombdns. 4694sc Tub-washed:
coarse, 45947e. and choice. 509J2e per pound.
Vegetables: Cabbageia fair demand at u 500
IS per br. Onions firm ct Si@4 so per hri.
Turnips at 75c@Sl per brl, and firm. Sweet
potatoes at 81 75@a per bu.
Coffee Is quiet and sseady: Common Rio,
at lSl1@141ac: fair to good at l5917e: PRIME to
choice at ls@i9cls: fancy yellow at o@zic:
Java at 25@2sc; Mocha at 2702sc; LAgus5a Ut
Solsssss: Ola s pS New orleans is in fair demand and
steady at s5042c for common to good, and 40
SOC for prime to choice Refined sirupsat 10000
Ries steady and quiet at 1880 per lb for Loui.
sugar: The market is steady. We anots
New Orleans at 6@7e for raw. and SalOe
io5 s'srsd aSs per lb fs refined yellow sMs
and powdered. lOM@lle; crusnad. lie; cut LOAF,
l11Sc per H.
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AOHAOHAAs ANDs
The little folks in the ''Sleeping Bean.
ty," enacted at the Grand 0peralhouse Fri.
day night last, acquitted themselves with
great credit. Thirty-two boys and girls,
none Of whom reached the age of thirteen,
enacted the play. Miss Emma Epstein, as
"Spitfire,' did her part with considerable
credit Willie Milburn. as king Claudio,
Of Pleasant Land" acquitted himself
handsomely.
"Lord High Everything" in the person
of Adolph Feustel who Is recognized as an
exceptional noted musieiah, played bin
parts with natural air, as though he had
been on the boards as professional for
years
Miss Lille wilke, as "Philomel," one of
the seven fairies was first-class. s-r
bittle Hattie Mooney, as anneuncer and
orator, also fairy Dew drop" she being
the youngest and smallest, wss encored a
number 81 times for her excellent acting.
Miss Jessie Cornwell, song, "Awfully
Awful, was rich and showed her good
voice as an accomplished vocalist.
Master Harry Harring, as ssPrince
Dareail." In song, showed ability % fine
singer.
Miss Ida Loaden's Instrumental solo was
executed most exeellently.
p sPkENGFIELD. u
The Grand Jury found fifty.two iBdict-
ments, Of which thirtysnins were in liquor
cases. One hundred and sixty-two wit
nesses were examined.
Mrs Prints. sister of Mr.. Oliver Kelley,
had her pocket picked at the Post-offioe
Ssturday afternoon Of twerts Collars. An
okhar fadv was al isvad nf har ,.<,x, ~ h<,x,l
Containing three dollars and half in mar
kSk N7 eeih s'a''.a ' S
A fire alarm drew an immense crowd 10
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Supt John B. Pesslee and c. E. Wilson
OF Cincinnati. Supt A. B. johnson Of
Avondale, and Prof. John A. Carnihan
OF Wyoming. had places on the prograriime.
Resolutions in favor of State Normal
Schools, Optional County Supervision, and
the formation of the Southwestern Ohio
Teachers Association were adopted. Su-
perintendent T. G. McCalmont, of College
Hill, was elected Temporary President OF
this new association; Geo. A. Carnihan was
chosen chairman of q committee having
power to arrange programme and to name
q time and the place OF the first meeting.
Among the teachers present we're Super
intendeni #. ]. Barnard, Of Middletown; I;
Miss Clara Conklin, of Sidney; Super
intendent w. H. Stewart, and DR.. Scott,
OF Oxford; Mrs A. B. johnson, Of
Avondale; Superintendent Charles s.
Fay, of Wyoming: Principals G. w.
Osler, w. A. Doran, s. T. Logan and Others,
from Cincinnati. and Superintendent Jos.
H. Clark, of New London. The Assoeis-
tion adjourned to meet in Warren County
at the call Of the Executive Committee,
which is composed of L. D. Brown, CT.
Albert and Hampton Bennett.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Ispec,aI River pispssenss to the sts,.

lspeciai River Dispatches to the Star.
BROWNSVILLE, Jan. 1910. A. M
River 7 feet inch and rising. Weather
clear. Wind northeast
HURON, W. Va, Jan. 1920 A. NJ
New River feet 2 inches and stationary.
Weather clear. ...
CHARLESTON, Jan. 1922 A. M.-Kan-
awha River 4 feet 10 inches and falling.
Weather cloudy. Wind from the southeast.
OIL CITY, Jan. 19.-10:41 A. M.-River
feet s inchesand standing. Weather clear.
Wind south.
PIrTsBuRG. Jan. 19-11:42 A. M-River
feet 10 inches and rising. Weather clear
and mild.
Boat Hands Gossip. ..
Pilot James McDonaugh, wen-known as
a Cincinnati and st. Louis pilot, died very
remains will be brought to this city.
The New Mary Houston arrived this
morning from New Orleans with gooC
trip. ...
Weather cloudy and pleasant.
The river was falling here at noon to
dav.
Business dull on the levee.
The City of Portsmouth leaves daily a
4 p. IN. for Chilo.
The Wildwood left at noon for Mays
Vile
The popular and reliable Ohio No. 4 viii
leave this evening from the foot of Broad
way, for Pomeroy and all intermediate
points.
The Bostona will be the regular G. & O
R. r. packet, leaving to-day promptly at 4
p. m. for Huntington, where she connects
with the Eastern trains tomorrow for al
Eastern cities.
The superb Jas. W. Gaff will be the regu
lar Lower Ohio River packet, leaving to
morrow for Memphis.
TIE renowned side-wheel passengel
steamer Charles Morgan commenced load
ing this morning, and will leave for New
Orleans tomorrow.
The elegant steamer Fashion will arriv,
this afternoon. and return to Evansville
Tomorrow evening.
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WASHINGTON @. H.. o.

A delightful entertainment is promises
on Wednesday evening at tie 'Wendeli
Benefit" The seats are nearly all taken.
and an immense crowd is anticipated
Phon. Burnett. on Saturday last, gave
Eli. Connor, a big, brutal wife-whipper, a
decent little thrashing. The popular yer.
dict was-Connor didn't get half enough.
Mrs. Livermore. at the NJ. e. Church, had
u large and appreciative audience to hear
her lecture on Temperance" These Sun
day meetings in the interest Of temperance
are having an excellent affect " T "f7
Messrs. Logan and Smith, our enterpris-
ing and genial amusement providers; lavo
had the theatrical company at Music Hall
for several nights past. The company iss
good one and was well patronized.