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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-10-08
AGENTS WANTED
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Extended report of the ten days meetings nj
Both papers sent, postpaid Tor ten cents or Is
copies OF each, postpaid, for a dollar. John Dcu-
gall Co., Frankfort ST., Now York. Gems of
Poetry. beautifully new eightpage Weekly
containing choice selections from celebrated
authors, Only 70 cents year. six copies sent as
sample Tor ten cts. Sabbath Reading, Weekly
Containing Sermon, S. s.. Lesson. and Religis.,s
matter. Soc. year, Samples free.
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SEE A WOMAN!

In another column, picking grape
for SPEERS WINE. 1t is an admira-
BILE article, used in hospitals and by the
first class families in Paris, London anu
New York, in preference to European
or California Wines.
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Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
always at hand. Ii cures Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough,
Group, Influenza, Consumption and all
Th.oat and Lung Complaints, so cents
al 5 bottle. Oily
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-10-08

For coughs, colds, Group, asthma, and
all lung affections, use Downs Elixir,
which has stood the test of fifty years,
and has not been found wanting.
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JAihhlsburp Registrr
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1890.

The attention of advertisers is called TO the iac
that the REGISTER is the leading local newspaper
in Addison County and has larger Circulation
n the county than any other paper.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-10-08

Keep in the stable and always on
hand Henry & Johnson's Arnica an1
Oil Linlment, as il is the best remedy
for hurts, bruises, strains, &c.
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CLASS 10
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.

Best piece rag carpet Mrs. J " Rogers, Ferris
burgh best Turkish rrr, Mrs Gulley, Addi
son, I'd. Mrs n Collins. Monktou; best rag rug
Mrs. Geo Roscoe, Addison, 2d MIRA. NJ T Bristol
Yorgennes, hest pr. stockings. Mrs. NJ Converse
wooden blanket, Mrs. I Can penter, yergennes
best burlap rug, Miss Mary wetherbec
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cLBss 8


Largest and best displas, VI Reform school
Trace seed corn, LIST, Ferguson Bristol; 5
punkins L Torrey, Ferrisbursh; ~ bu. Spring
W Peek Ia BIZ. peas, George Roscoe, Addison
early liable bL rs Geo Roscoe; l-2 bu. ouions, Ca
Ter 4 Russell. New Haven; 9 br grass seed
Inns, Fer isjuIgh; ~ bu. oats. James Wilson
New Haven; ; IL bI. barley, } Farr, Middlebu
nv; hat turnips, kell' az, Ferrsburgh; q cab
bages, VT. Reform school,; 3 early Bosom beets
w Prindie, Ferrsburgh: mangle ...ortzc beet
w Prindle; varieties OF bears, j --ei'ogg, Fer
risbuIgh;
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-10-08

DIR. Bakers Mandrake Bilters are a
superior combination OF banks, roots,
and fcrbs rot attained by any Other
manufactures of Bitiers.
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CLASS ~

ARTISTIC
shell box, 1st Mrs Il Roburds, Fer isbur7h
cabinet, LIST, @ Webb, veigouncs; / crayon
Miss 'eic Benton, Waltham; 2 cases ofplctiires
n Remand, Vcrgennes; water colors, Miss 10
sic Smith, feirisburgh; | pencilna, Miss s !
iiooth, Vergenncs; ] wax work, $ Al Southland
Norgenncs; oil painting on slatc, Miss NJ Crane
Nergcnpes, oil painting, Miss l. Bradbury, Yer
genncs l oil painted bag, s.. II J Malboi, Yer
geDnos.
CLASS 10
FLOWERS AND PLANTS
lie coll cut towers. Mrs. j Rogers, Ferris
burg 81, Mr.. ID u Collins oest coll pot plants
VI. X school best water plants, Mrs G S Harris
pautop. The finest collection OF cut flowers dis
played were presented by Miss Ida A Winnas o
addison, but were not entered for piemrm
a. very fine collection of pansies and phlox by
Miss hattc Lynch not entered and hou1c PLAINS
adams apple" by Mrs. E Robcvds.
CLASS 14-BREAD AND CAKE.
Jelley. cake, Mrs Luther Field, Ferrsburgh
Fruit cake, Mrs. w w Allen. Fer,isburgh Brown
Bread, Mrs. NJ Allen, Feriisbr~gh; Bread and
Biscuit, Mrs. II Sears, Panton.
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Opp. T. M. Chapman & Co.'S.
Middlebury, Vermont.

a "a HHUA n Morphine habit cured in
HHNEEE M 10 to 20 days. No pay till
H vHH"H cured. DIR. j. STEVENS,
~b ~ avb Lebanon. Ohio. 2lyr
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CLASS 7
pItrrrn. CHEESE AND HONEY

BUrTER, CHEESE AND HONEY
BITTER LIST, II Davis, Monkton. 81 G ID smead,
Waltham; Sd John Clurk, Fenisburgh; best
box honey, T. J Smith, Addison.
CLASS s
FRUIT
Best and largest display of grapes grapes by
display of grapes by " Il Green, Nergennes, 2d
best j FAIR, Middlebury; best ard largest dis.
play of fruit, j S Burroughs, Watham; 2d G j
smith, Addison; best and largest display of ap
ham, largest and best display of pears Bur
roughs; I'd best, Smilh.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-14
WEE DALAs HERALD, SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST IA 1850

| 1.-Two u,.s Ior,o,. I.,, u
s,reo, a ga 'S"es" II reachea PAST M9loerr!
.Sads, anu ana eniiareh OF man.
!, Tha a I.aiiaa0 ani eonuitiohs were II
hr, La O i' 'ao,n were inc most numerous
G ~, o,e "g Tt many negroes, ShineSe "nc
fontaa n..,oa anei I were nahureus OF bare
h tCU.0u p'rsonS' thousands OF ragged men anc
VIII u1' any Ia aiG,o women without oonnsts th9l
A. ~ II. i-9u 10 LSvazolli, VINO attended Inc
u uW.t, i"iu snaI ios Ten nours ne had been
ppW uoreJ Anu Spusvu ny me sesamoilng ana
No. t ~ 'ue line, ana lhas curing al Tue
s say 80 He nau tooAeu OUT upon hoIhlng out
90 ~ M W. iares' apparently coming Twice Us lass
sI'l o 1e w ~
rrassr. .,'V uiosk frluay hyht, wheh the
bs JsI hne, was sea 10 DC mueh nghler lhsn u
La aaa oe s.L MI eay, loo persons passed Inc
m v"u ' ~ 'ag CONN IN nve minutes several
ai On sou N .he room hurrying tne children
ssUtI s WV" q. Sen'Ie STOVES ana GAZING ihces'
ailn sy ~ tae otners TO step aIoog. step
th ON "a, O.ners ctleu ha's on; ana II
W." V tan was aol az once observed me hat
j.; wa % .aAen on W Ilose IN eharge. women
MAJ l sSa women IN SILKS Jostlea eaeh o1neT.
men win diamond studs and gold watch
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Morbid Curiosity of Few Workers

sun Report of Pietro Balbo's Execution.
The body was taken to the rooms OF
Whelan Il Ferretti, undertakers, IS Park
street, shortly after . o'clock Friday morn.
ing. 1t had been expected, aud when Mr.
Knitting arrived, with Sun reporter, five
minutes atterward, the tbrong, whom
curiosity had brought there, reached across
the street. 1T $50 o'clock the doubls doors
of the rooms we're thrown open, and the
throng crowded tie place. The crowd in
creased, and it was necessary to send for the
police. Round:msn Crumley was detailed
there with a section of men. During the
next eleven hours and half, or until
o'clock Friday night, the wide triangle OPP
posite the undertaker.' was blockaded with
persons. The line of those who wished to
see the body was formed in the middle of the
street, and both sidewalks were packed with
lookers.on. AT $50 o'clock last night this
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-14
KANSAS City, August IS Whuat-No. 2spot
81 &C; No. 8 spot, 74]sc.
Bacon--Clear, SIS rib and long, So
NEW ORLEANS.

=, ''VVVIII'Is HUtl INII EIVssl 4IUi tNNOlLe 70
Great Britain, =; continent, -; coastwse,
80; stock, 81. 10 bales.
Weekly sales ! ,e75 receipts net, SIT; gross
2,So:i exports to Great Britain, -----j CONT.
Aent, ,l6!: coastWise, 2s0i.
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FORT WORTH.


Correspondence of the Herald.
Fort WORTH, August IS, 1850.
Oar bale of new cotton was sent two days
since 10 St. Louis in the baggage car The
same day Grayson county was trying to send
bale; if so both bales will reach St. Louis
together this morning. This will be the first
new cotton on that mar4et. The Terrell
cotton which went north yesterday will ar
car loads of cattle went mol ii
this morning. -Several cases were up in the
mayors court this merning.-There was
but one drunk and down reported yester'
day.-The muddy roads did not prevent a
goodly smoust of country produce and PEG
pie from being in town to-day.-The tax
assessor of Tarrant county, a. j. Cha mbers,
has Just finished the rolls and forward d
them to the comptroller at Austin. The
amount is $4,000, 000.--There will be
picnic at Bruce's, Sc ven miles southeast to-
morrow.-The five large brick bust
ness houses in course OF erection will be
handsome Improvements to Houston street.
Tho three cottages being built on Third
street will soon be finished and will be quite
an addition to that part of the city. Other
imp ovements are on hand and still greater
additions are about to begin. ave still
live" "A funeral procession, with the
cprpse of Master Frank Mercer, passed along
the streets to the old grave yard this evening.
There will be fsh-fry at Hurts lake.
near Wheeler's mills, tomorrow Saturday
week.---The newspaper men returned from
Dallas give great praise to the HERALD
force, and other members Of the press, for
courtesies extended during the convention.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-14
YCllNW Fever In NnYnun.

Washington, August l3.-The nationsl
board of health has received advices from
Havana stating that during the week ending
July Slst, there were tifty-four deaths from
yellow fever, thirteen from smallpox, six
from typhoid fever; total deaths from all
causes 20S. During the month of July 80
deaths have occurred from yellow fever, and
10l7 deaths from all causes. The board are
also advised that the Spanish brig Arthilo,
which sailed from Havana August ID for
Baltimore, and the Spanish brig Marthalos
which sailed for New York August 9Th, are
believed to be infected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-14
TYLER.


Correspondence Of the Herald.
TYLER, Angus. 10, 1880.
The nomination Of Roberts for second
term was received here with the greatest en-
thusiasm by his many warm and personal
friends in Tyler. Hubbard
5 making preparations to canvass the north
ern states soon. He has received many lei,
tiers urging him to come Immediately. Owing
to the illness Of his wife he could not sttend
the convention at Dallas.-Work on the
new depot is progressing rapidly under the
supervision Of Mr.. Kane.--The freight d.
pots are crowded At present with the new
fsll stocks our merchants have been laying
in.--Mr. w. II. Cousins, of the firm of
Cousins & Sheford, leaves this morning for
New York.-----Drummers continue to come
in hocks.
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G9RSECANA.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
CoRsrCANA, August -, 1850
+ We coaches of delegates arrived at noon
to-day, and took dinner at the Molloy house.
They look d rs though they had been there
and were coming back. Governor Roberts
'1ie box" was IN exhibition while the train
Stopped here. 1t still bears the old qaaran-
tine tag.--Our citizens are talking of hold
ing barbecue on the 2lst--ihe day of the
GTeenback meeting. All that is necessary to
complete the arrangement is dona-
ton from the different candidates
to buy hash withdrawing is being push
ed rapidly from Chambers creek toward the
city on the line of the narrow guage.--The
congressional convention for this congress
sionsl district will be held in Waco on the
18th irst,---The sky has been overcast the
past twenty-four hours and there is every
indication Of heavy rain in this section.--
Business has been very lively the past few
days, and merchants begin to wear smile.
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Phllade phia Mirror.

hiluNN pllLu JAilIuis
Joseph kepper i3 a man in the very prime
of life. He has black hair in profusion, q
heavy black mustache, square, handsome,
open face, and full eyes, like woman. He
wears a SLOUGH hat, dresses always in black
carries sometimes portfolio, and is always
thinking-generGlly Of something pleasant.
The ideas displayed in his cartoons are som O.
times his own and sometimes suggested. He
draws q crsyon on stone, Celebrates the min
utest details, and aims always to make the
likenesses striking and correct. The artistic
qu.l Titles of hls work ARE breadth and com
pNctness. | have never seen really bad
likeness proceed from his crsyon, or any of his
srtoons which did not have at least few OF
the elements Of popular attraction. Mr..
heppler is South German. and born, be-
lieve, in the vicinity Of Vienna. He has
been in this country some years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-14
LIYERPOOL CIRCuLAI

This week. circular of the Liverpool Cotton
llrakurs Association says: Cotton was in
limited demand, with Cnwnwafd tendency.
American was in fair request at unchanged
"a es. In sen Island q iG'r business was done,
chielYm FlOrilO; cOmmoncr grades We're q half
penny IN ia Il es busu5 SIS WIS exceedingly
limited aud fluctuations very slight. Final rates
show l5-32 Tor all pos lions, except for August
delivery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-14
CERTIFYCATE

PAMr, July Is, lsI3-l0 Rue de la Paix.-A
MIR. Il. L., fifty years old. nau oeen widowe
twenty-five years. nervous temperament; har.
suffered for thirty years with spermatorrhes
and for ten years with nervous debility and
entire impotency. For eighteen years he tried
came TO noe and l advised him to try nj.
cords Vital Restorative. After four rnonsha
he was discouraged, but 1 insisted mon MA
continuing its use, and ln nine months he was
and has two fine children.
out Of $40 patients treated 65 We're cured
within 80 days, ll5 In ak weeks, 1850 between
two and three months s between five and siy
months, In nine month";.
DR.. NJ. PERIGORD.
Medir!ne de la Hospital Charity
Sold by Wholesale and Retail Drrg.
gists generally rnar'p
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A Big Mining Sensation i'm New Mex.
leo

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Aug. ia sensation
was created here day before yesterday by the
announcement of rich mining strike in the
Mexican village Las Placitas, about 80 mile:
distant. The village is built OF
adobe huts and corrals and the foun-
dation of houses are of rock. A pros.
pector, named Jesse Martin, detected mineral
in this rock. He pounded up and hammered
some of it, getting rich results in gol.. He
located the streets of the town whence gold
rock was taken. and had assays with result
of 81 coo of gold to the ton, the lowest grade
of rock assayed being S48. Governor Lew
Wallace has just returned from the place.
He paced of the leading mine, making it "a
PAGES in with. Its length is not known, but
mine thousand feet along the vein hs
been located. Subsequent assays in Ssnta
Fe give from $4,000 to $4,000 per ton. The
whole of the villagers built on ledge, and
rock worth three dollars per pound has been
thrown about as worthless.
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RlCORD'S, " RESTORATIVE

| GULLY % PEECL of the human race are
A victims to partiai complete impotency
This startling assertion viii be fully Corrobo.
rated by every intelligent physician. The
principal causes producing tflis disease are in
discretionss or exceeees. Some of the common
| symptoms are loss OF v!gor, spermatorrhea,
pain In the back, disposition to avoid society,
langnor, gloomy forebodings, mental distress,
nervous debility and leuc0rrhna lin females),
facilitating dreams, &c. Let no false modesty
prevent the parent from warning the child Of
this great evil eecret habits are the result OF
ignorance. The medical profession has been
almost crinlinally negligent or ret,cent about
these things, as the demand for increased ac-
Communications ut the Insane asylums amply
attest.
There is q well-known principle In ANNA
physiology that no vital action can take place,
except through the ageAcy OF the nervous sys-
TEN. II the nerve power In any organ ls weak
ened, then that organ is.weak There is rem
edy In the reach Of all, one that has stood the
test for over half century. DR.. Rlcord's
Vital Restorative has been scrutinized and in
dorsed by the Academy of Medicine In PAvis,
as an invaluable specific for the above, con tains
no phoaphorous, cantharides or other poison;
Is purely Vegetable, producing no reaction,
anu Is permanent In effect; 10 sugar coated
pill, and can be had of Levasser q Co 10 bis
ue Richelieu, Paris, (France), or of DR.. S.
Brown Sgesmond, sole agent for the q. g.,
Singer building, st. Louis, Mo-: boz of 100
pills, 81, box OF 400, SO, sent by mail upon rs-
ceipt OF price.
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PETSSBUEG.
nondence of the Herald.

C)rresp ondence of the Herald.
FIrTsBCRG, TEXAS, August u, 1850.
Mr.. Bud Newsom was burned out last
night lost everything. He lived about -four
miles from iowa, The Hamily escaped.-
Con O'Wise, alias Charlie Barnes, alias AL
len, the muchly married young man, WAS
brought back last night, and is now in our
nunty jail. He is abou. twerty-four years
old and has two or three wives.-In spite
of the heavy rains, cur cotton ia not bur..
No worm. 10 speak OF. Everything is dry,
Times rataer dull.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-14
MATTERS BY NAIL.
NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NElGABoRs,
rx.GoyernOr Gubbard 20 60 North TO
speak for Hancock and EnE-
Iish-Scents from Blossom
Prairie Fort Worth
Facts, Etc, Etc
BLOSSOM PRAIRIE.
Correspondence OF the Herald.

Correspondence OF the Herald.
BLoss7M PRAIRIE, August s, 1850
Too much rain.-Csndidstes in abund-
ance.- Building Snd Improvements are
still going on, and prospects OF a fine trade
This tsll.-From the number of extra traits
ON the road we should jAdga business WAS in.
creasing. -Considerao sickness is report,
ed through the country, though nothing Sc
riors.-The superabundance of rain is in.
iuring the cotton. The boil worm has made
its appearance on several farms.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-14
Board Ira de.

Purdy and Kendall are certainly deserving
the immense run of custom they are receic-
ing at their popular saloon, the Board Of
Tr 1e. The very best liquors in the city are
kept by them, and the saloon is the resort
of gentlemen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-14
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
EOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, August l3.-Noon- Cotton tlrmer;
middling uplands, 1916; middling Orleans,
6 l5-lG; receipts, 5000; American, $50; sales,
S,0l0 speculation and export, / 600; uplands low
G1&@25 u; August and September, & 1882;
September and October, lb-3.; October and
November, Ga; November and De-
cember, 8 1916; December and january,
-; January and February, ----; Feb
Sales for the week, IL 0CO; American, 81 $50;
speculation, 1850; export, 400 actual export,
5,lO0 import, 800; American, ?t,5OO;
stock, G9j,g00 American, iG9, 900; anOat 49,,
0J0; American, 81, GOO.
Long clear middles, 40s Cd; short, AS 6d.
1850 p MIXTURES quiet hut steady,
5:i5p m-Sales of American, ,G7j
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| :
Sights at SO 50 premiums Sterling bank, 4S3;
Consols, 49, ,a74.
Flour active and firm; supreme, 3as;
5@4
Pork higher, l54@lG.
Lard higher; by the tierce, sax ;kpg, at
Dry-salt meats hrm; quoted shoulders.
loose, =; packed, 534@6; clear ribs, -
clcarsides -.
Bacon god demand and higher shoulders,
6AIta q clear ribs, 9't; clear sid S, o.
Hams in good demand; quoted choice sugar
cured canvassed, ll4@l213
WhiSkey steady: western rectilpd, | O5Gll0.
Coffee demand fair and higher cargoes ordinary
10 prime, lS4MlGi,.
Sugar in good demand; common to good com
mon, =; fair TO fully fair, ga a 4; prime
ochoice, 9lg yellow clarified, 9sg@A.
Molasses dull and nominal; inferior -;
common, 24@25; fair, -: centrifugal, -------
Rice quiet; quoted ordinary to choice,
81 964.
ST. louis.
sr.LorIs, Aug.l3- Flour easier :uo quotations
double, - triple, -; lamily, -;
Wheat opened lower but afterward advanced
NO red fun ", co h; N3&, bid tor An
gust; s9h@a for septem' er. ,N34 for nctob Y;
aHi5 for Noycmbe' sSA@s0h for ali the year;
No do, S5&@s7: No do, S4@%i,
TENDER.
Oats higher; y bid, cash; 934@l for sep
TENDER.
Whisky steady. 0S.
Pork, lG 40 cash: l6 % asked for Sputpuiber
Lard nominal, : 40.
Bulk meats firm and higher; shoulders, : lOG
90: ribs, s 1000; sides, 5j.
Bacon higher; quoted: shoulders, 6 co;
ribs, 55975; sides, ga.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-11-13
Report Of the Grand Harry ON the Parish
Jail.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF st. Landry.
In the name and by the authority OF the State
III Louisiana, the Graud Jurors al the State OF
Louisiana. duly ilHpannpleI. sMorn ana charged
To inGuiIe Within ana for the body of the parish
of ST. landry. State aforesaid. especially
charged To inqnire into the condition of the
parish jail. After careful examination of
said building, all of its f.,ouis ana cells we sub
nit tile fuis.wtii@ report We unanimously
agree with The preceding grand juries in con
demning s,tid Jail as being entirely unfit in
every respect and unsafe for the keepi,.. OF
prisoners therein That with all the humanity
and kindness which the officers in charge OF
said Jail may have or bestoW on IFS inmates il
is OF absolute impossibility for said officers to
give to the prisoners the care and comfort TO
which they are entitled under the law. In
other respects we .;na that tho prisoners are
as we'll .hny lued fnf amt us kindly treated us
can be expected under existing circumstances.
Wherefore they recommend the building Of n
new Jail as il matter of urgent and absolute
necessity. Respectfully submitted,
$. WILKINS.
Foreman OF GRAND Jur.
FIEREUL PERRODlS
District Attorney
FILED NOV, 9Th. 1880; Q. VOORHEES,,
by. Clerk.
A true copy: 3, T, MEGiSLEY.
by, Clerk,
St. Landry democrat., 1880-11-13
Special Report of the Grand Jury Rein.
tive TO Banking Games and
GaOlb!in. Houses.
III LOUISIANA.

STATE bf LOUISIANA.
Purisl OF st. Landry.
The Grand .)iirars OF the state nf Louisiana
duly SWorll Inp;tnneied and charged to iuuuir,
within and for the body Of the parish OF at.
Landry, beg leave to submit the following
report:
Whereas, ii has been r"s tnnlary iii his parish,
for parties at al race tracks, public sales aud
ot her places vi public gathering TO carry on
games where money OF other objects rrpre
sentinS money j, bet and haZartied, such as
keno. roulette. wheel of fortune. chl,ckcrlnck
twenty Zone. poker. and other games which
games are III ,iirtc; violation of our STATUTES
We hereby earnestly request the executive
officers To Immediately close up all banking
houses and ali establishments where banking
games are carried on. and to seize all games
money aud furniture used fer The carryiu" ~,
OF said games. and to arrest aud prosecute. +,
the fullest extent OF the law. Ill parties viola
ting the Statutes, relative 10 banking houses
and banking. games.
Respectfully >ublulted.
Il. ). WILKINS
Foreman Of Grand jury
FEisREOL PERKODIN
District Attorney,
Filed Nov. 9Th, 1850: .. VOORHEES,,
by. Clerk.
A true copy j. +. MCKINLEY,
by. Clerk.