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FOURTEEN1 H BALLOT,

Indiana changed from Blaine to Wash
burne. In North Carolina Grant gained one
from Sherman.
Virginia changed three from Blaine to
Grant
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ASIA.

China Massing Troops on the Russian
Frontier.
BERLIN, June 7.-Intelligence has reached
st. Petersburg that the Chinese are massing
large bodies of troops on the Russian frontier.
and that an attack may be expected without
the formality of declaration of war
The Persian Famine.
LONDON, June IA private letter give ap-
palling accounts of the famine in Dairbekir
and Bagdad. The letter says the people are
dying in the streets, women selling their chill
dren for food and many living on rats.
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GALVESTON-Ar LIST, sch Agnes 1 Grace, from
Boston.
FERNANDINA-Cld 31st, sch Anita Small, from
Martinique.
Cid LIST, brig Mary c Comery Terry, Natal sch B
w Morse, Deverenx, Jersey City; Grace Bradley
Hupper, Philadelphia A P Emerson. Emerson, for
Nav York
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TWENTY-FIFTH BALLOT.

On the 25th ballot Mississippi transferred
one from Grant to Washburne, North Caro-
lima swings again one from Grant to Sherman,
Texas one from Sherman to Blaine, Wisconsin
one from Washburne to Blaine.
When New Mexico was called Mr.. Tracy of
New York challenged their chairman's state
ment of the vote. A The roll was called and
both delegates responded vociferously for
Blaine, The announcement of Grants lowest
vote vet attained was received with great APP
Yalauca
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NOTlCE.-For the past thirty three years
CONGRESS- Yeast Powder has been extern
sively sold. 1t has always been made pure and
healthy, and is today without a rival
nB.Slade's English Mustard, and Congress Yeast
Powder, are standard, ALWAYS reliable
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Greenhaclx National Convention

CHICAGO, June T. The Greenback delegates
to the national convention are arriving in con-
siderable numbers. If the Republican conven-
ton does not finish its labors tomorrow, as it
now seems unlikely they will do, the Green
hackers will meet in Mccormick Hall.
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Eph Holland Shot

CINCINNATI, June 7.-Eph Holland, who
has had much notoriety from his connec.
non with the election frauds in 1876, was shot
gambler, who claims he did it self. defence. o.
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DEATHS

In Lgonia Village, June s. Elizabeth, wife of Pat
rick Donnelly, aged 80 years. [St John, NIB papers
please copy.]
In Bath, June 2, Samuel Edgecomb, aged 81 wears
% days. - 'e"A'
In Arrowsic, June 3, wife of Capt. Huston Stin-
son, aged II years. "'-
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NINTH BALLOT.

On this ballot Blaine lost one which went to
Garfield, Grant gained one from Sherman in
Mississippi, Grant gained one in North Caro-
lima from Sherman, being the vote which went
from Grant to Sherman on the 9th ballot One
went from Blaine to Sherman in Virginia.
Grants increase ELECTED applause from the
galleries
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The Oregon Election

SAN FRANCISCO, June IA Portland des-
patch states that the election for Supreme
Judge, congressman, legislature and other
too meagre to form any opinion.
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Base Ball

At Providence-Chicagos Z, Providence 1.
~ aanover-Prlncetons 8, Dartmouths 4.
At ingfeld-Nationals4 4, Buffalos O.
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Harrison moved recess until o'clock.
Lost by q large majority.
EIGHTH BALLOT

On this ballot Grant received the one he lost
in Alabama on the last ballot. In Indiana
Sherman lost two who went to Blaine In
Maryland Blaine gained one from Sherman.
In Virginia Blaine gained one from Sherman.
In North Carolina Sherman gained one from
Grant. In Pennsylvania Grant gained one
from Blaine.
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MARRIAGES..

In Augusta, May 20, George w. Hutchinson and
Miss Fannie W. Hallowell.
In Augusta. May 80, Valentine Holt, I'd, and
Miss Eta G. Pullen. ~
In Bremen, May 20, Samuel F. Erskine of Boston
and Miss Lydia j. Bryant of Round Pond
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Il
IL LEGROW BROS, "a Preble St
r UMBER. Mich. Pine a. Hard Wood,
IL WlDBER BACON, 220 Com1 St.
MILLINERY, Straw Goods, Silks &c.
Vu JOHN e. PALMER, 243 Middle st
MILLINERY and Millinery Goods.
WI BIBBER, MORRILL, & McMANN, "a Gross
oils, Curriers', Illuminating & M,chn'y.
" JOHN CONLEY & SON, Mfrs, 20 Com'l St
DAINTs, Oils, yarnishes g. Supplies.
Il JOHN W. PERKINS & CO., IA & rs ComI
DAINTS, Oils, varnish, Brushes SC.
u W.T.. PHILLIPS Co., 134, 1856 s. 1873 Middle
DAINTERs, SUPPLIES, Oils all kinds
Il j. b. PICKETT & CO., 1877 Fore st
DIAPER Hangings, Books 81 Stationery
u LORlNG, SHORT g. HARMON, 203 Middle st
pECKLEs, Vinegar, Cider, Ketchup &c.
DRODUCE g. Gen'I Commission NIGHTS.
II HODGDON SOULE, 101 Commercial st
DRODUCE, Fruits a. Fancy Groceries
Il PERRY & FLINT, Com. NIGHTS, z s. 8 Moulton
RUBBEK GOODs.-Hall Rubber Co.
IL q. ID. BOSWORTH. under Falmouth Hotel
SALT.-Dairy and Table Salt Speciality.
- MOTLEY & WINCHESTER, 166 Coml st
CHIP BROK ERs, Stores d. Chandlerv
~ j. s. WINSLOW & CO., 3 g. 4 Central WIT
CHIP BR0KERs, Stores q Chandlery.
- RYAN g KELSEY. 161 Commercial
CHIP Knees, lccuss g. white oar irenails
- LORENZO TAYLOR. 304 Commercial Sd
STEAM, Gas 81 Wafer Pipe, Boilers &c
~ q. M. Il H. 7 .PLUMMER, Z, 8 & IL Uuion S.
STEAM, Gas, Water a. Vcntilating Pine
- DANIEL WINSLoW s. SON, Gross ST
SUGAR ~ Molasses Importers.
~ GEO. S. HUNT Il Co., Agts Eagle Refinery
TRUNKS, Bags, Boxes, &C., Mfrs q Dlrs
u j. l.. BRACKE1T g. CO., 265 Middle st
TRUNKS, Rags &C., Mfrs. and Dealers,
b G. b. BROAD & CO., 152 Exchange st
VARNEsM Mfrs, Educating g. w COL Oils
AUG. p. FULLER Il Co, POS Fore St
WHITE LEAD n COLORs, Paints.
Wv BURGESS EOLSES & co. SO Commercial CT
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CronS Injured hv Rains

WAUSAU, Wis, June Rains caused much
damage to crops besides carrying away dams,
resulting in the loss of several million feet of
logs
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TwENTY-FoURTH BALLOT

On this ballot Louisiana transferred two
from Sherman to Blaine, Mississippi one from
Sherman to Grant, North Carolina one from
Sherman to Grant, Tennessee one from Grant
to Blaine, West Virginia one from Washburne
to Blaine.
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ELEVENTH BALLOT.


There was no change in the ballot by States
until North Carolina was reached when Grant
gainedl from Sherman. In Virginia Sherman
gained from Blaine
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

EASTPORT, May 30-Cld sch Nj l. Newton, Col
well, Windsor, Ms.
May 31-Ar, barque Nicola, Harper Pictou.
June lar, schs j Fellows Clark, New York.
CID barque Nicola Pembroke; schs Island Belle,
Simpson, and S E Nightingale, Hillyard, NYork;
b j Fellows Windsor, Ms.
June 2-Ar, sch Viola May, Fisher, Hillsboro.
BOOTHBAY, June AR, schs Mary Elizabeth,
Dunton, Portland Dorado, Reed, Boston; Australia
Wheeler, Rockport for Newport
juno 5-Ar, sch Jas Pool, Lewis and Humboldt,
Slower, Western Banks; l. w Wheeler, Bowman,
Boston.
June SID, sch Cyrena Ann. Taveneen.
June sid, sch Humboldt, for Gloucester
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland DAILY Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. June z.
Sugar is advanced 1sc to-day; granulated is quot
ed at 97sc and Extra G at 93sc
The following are to-day's quotations OF Flour
Grain, Provisions. &c.
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TENTH BALLOT,

On the 10th ballot in Mississippi, one went
from Grant to Sherman, in Virginia Sherman
Hayes. (Applause.) In North Carolina two
followed from Grant to Sherman.
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Maryland changed one from from Sherman
to McCrary of Iowa. In Mississippi Grant
gained one from Blaine, in Texas Blaine gain
ed one from Sherman. in Virginia Blaine
North Carolina Giant gained one from Sher-
man.
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TwENTY-sIxTH BALLOT

On this ballot North Carolina as usual alter
mated, giving Grant one more vote taken from
Sherman, Wisconsin transferred one from
Blaine to Washburne. tremendous cheering
long continued, despite the chairman's gavel.)
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New York stock nnd nlouex uar,,e,.

Iby IeIegraph.)
NEW YORK. June 7-Evening.-Money loaned
easy at 3G4 per cent. call, closing at s; prime
mercantile paper at 4(95 per cent. Sterling Ex-
change steady with fair demand at 4S694S61a for
long and 48SA 94S9s4 for short. Governments are
active and buoyant.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed $4,000 shares.
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rWENTY-FIRsT BALLOT

On this ballot North Carolina transferred
one from Grant to Sherman, Texas one from
Grant to Blaine Virginia one from Blaine to
Sherman, and the District of Columbia one
from Grant to Sherman.
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rwESrY-sEcoND BALLOT.
TwENTY-THIRD BALLOT

Grant to Sherman; North Carolina, one from
Sherman to Grant, Texas, one from Blaine to
Sherman
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On this ballot Indiana transferred one from
Sherman to Blaine, North Carolina one from
Grant to Sherman. Pennsylvania one from
Hartranft to Garfield, West Virginia one from
Blaine to WaShburne.
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SPOKEN.

May 3, lat 35 N, Ion 63 W, sch Anna W Barker,
from New York for Para
May 80 lat 80 AZ, Ion 20 IL, sch Annie Merritt
from New York for Cuba.
May 3D. in Straits of Florida sch Rookie Z Yates
Hopkins, from Tlacotalpan for New York.
No date lat ~ 4S, ion ~ 3S, barque Esther, from
New York for Morgan Pill.
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Alabama transferred one vote from Grant to

When New York was called Mr.. Arthur
announced the vote Grant so, Blaine IS, Sher-
of the announcement evidently for the pur-
pose of having the roll called in detail in order
to ascertain who was the additional Blaine
man. The vote showed that Dennis Mccarthy
was the 18th Blaine man. He was greeted
with rounds of applause.
A Mississippi delegate moved recess until
tonight which was adopted at % minutes past
3 o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
Convention re-assembled at o'clock and
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Convention re-assembled at o'clock and
proceeded to ballot.
NINETEENTH BALLOT,

On this ballot Georgia transfers one from
Blaine to Grant; Indiana, three from Blaine to
man to Grant; Tennessee, one from Blaine to
Grant; Virginia, two from Sherman to Blaine.
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The Rhode Island legislature will ms to-
day to elect United States Senator
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE

Ar at New York 7th, ship Geo Manson, Hum
phrey. Calcutta.
Ar at Falmouth, f, 9th inst, ship Willie Reed,
Yates. Lobos.
Ar at Queenstown 9th inst ship St John, Smalley,
San Francisco.
Sid FIN St Nazaire 9th inst, ship Oneida, Eaton for
TTntnd States.
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Closing prices at Portland Mining Exchange. nv
I. H. Mansfield g. Co.. brokers' 81 Exchange street
Portland, Me-. June Il
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Ii Boston Stock Market,

SALES of the Brokers Board, June ~
Second Call.
so EasternE Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3Os
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MEMOIR ANDA.

Sch F Nickerson, from New York for Bangor, put
into New London 7th inst with bowsprt broken and
otherwise damaged by collision.
Sch Darius Eddy from New York bound east, put
into New London 7th inst, with loss of bowsprt
and knightheads. and stern damaged, by collision
Saturday night with steamer Old Colony.
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PORTLAND, June g.
for connecting roads. "a cars miscellaneous meT,
chandise A-oA-
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-03-13

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL FA
~ enanating IRON the ABOVE entitled
Court. in the aoove entitled and numbered
case- / have seized and will offer for sals at
public auction pursuant 20 law to the las.
and highett bidder at the Court House in
the Town of Thiboaaux on SATURDAY
the 18th. day Of APRIL 1880 between the
hours OF II o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p.
NJ. the undivided half Of the following de-
scIibed property to-wit:
LIST. The South half of Section Number
Sixty four and the North bali of section
Number Seventy in Township fifteen South
OF Range fifteen East i'll the South Eastern
Land District Of Louisiana West of the
Mississippi Rlvuc containing six hundred
anu Ittv acres as appears by the Patent
No. 7724.
End. The North half of section seventy
one in Tow nslip fit. cen South OF Range tif-
teen East, in the South Eastern Land Dis
tsct Of Lou ,siana West of the Mississippi
River containing Three Hundred and wen
ty acres as appears by Tie Patent No 7725.
Bro. The North half O. section sixty four
and che South half of section seventy in
Township fifteen South ot Range fifteen
East III the South Eastern Land District of
Louisiana West of the Mississippi River con
| tanning six hundred and forty acres as ap
pears by the Patent No. 17726.
4tii. hnG nnally tie East Gai. OF the
| South West quarter aud the West Halt and
! the Nol th East quarter Of the Scuth East
| Quarter OF section seventy one III Township
| ntteen South of Range fifteen. East II the
South Eastern Land District of Louisiana
| West OF the Mississippi River containing
| Two hundred and titGy acres, as appears by
| the Patent No. 7727.
Telms OF Sale: Cash on the Spot in Uni
ted States Treasr~y Notes. to pay and salts
f,y the principal interest and costs in above
suit
| February 18th. 1880
| L. A WEBRE, Sheriff
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THIBODAUX, IHM1, SAMED1 IL MARS 1880.

constitution. Dams certaines par
ties du sud-ouest lie Ia Louisiana,
oi, Ia langue francaise domino,
dies nlai,res adjoints ont aussi,
guand celia eh.it necessaire, donne
i,insi ruction aux enfants dams Get
te langue pr6f9ree qui, dams la
majorite dies families, est le seul
medium de communication entire
les parents ct les enfants.
Dams ces sections de la Loui
siane, il etc, sous la presente al
ministration, considere CONNIE
une mesure de Justice ct de sages
SO, de donner aux enfants des fl
miles parlant le franeals, une
counaiSsance 6lementaire de Get
te langue qui-etant Ia langue
dune erande nation ct dune civi
lisatiOh tlOminante- est .,restee,
grace a Fintluence puissante de III
parente ct a l'usage jonrnalier
qu'en faisaient le pere, la mere
les tleres ct les scars, pour ces Ell
fants une langue maternelle, aus
81 bien que ranglais parle autour
d'eux.
La nouvelle constitution con-
tient &C sujet une disposition
qui tlOit assurer l'observati0R; in
telligente dun principe qul he
saurait, pendant plusieurs genera
tiont scolaires a venir, 6tre 6vit6
sans exposer l'imputation dun
tort tait a une clasSe distincte
mais importante de notre popula
ton. HenreuSemeut. le temps
n'est pas encore veuu, OH Fan
cienne langue-encore murmuree
dams les clan maternelles ct
dams laqnelle sOnt encore tormu
les les serieux conseils du pere-
puisse etre cntierement ignoree
dams nos paroisses francO-amer
Gaines. LA Louisiana du 1Se. steele
m6ritG au moins les egards III
10e.-Courrier .les Etats, Cnis.
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Leon GOIchaux.
AUX Nos. 81 ct 50 de la rue du Canal
HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE,
CHApEATyY

4 YANI TEANSFERE mes mayasins eles
~ Nos 2l3, 2i5 ct 2l7 de la rue Vieille- Le-
vec aux Nos ~ ct - dc In rue sisp
canal. jannonce respectueusen,cnt au
pablic en- general que j'ai, afin dc rdpondrs
a faccrolssement de mon commerce, lc plus
fort stock d'habillements, de chapeaux.
de lingerie dhommcs de jcuues gents ct
de Jeunes gareons-stock tel quill nv en- q
l;iinals en- la Nouvelle Orleans .t'invite
mes amls ct mes clients he venir rexami
ner ct S assurer des prix
A favenir, CONNIE par ic passe. je .e ne
gigerai ien pour faire face aux bes ,ips do
La place. Jc serai toujours rrat a remplir
tous les ordres lgrands on petits) i: .habillo
1neht, lingerie ct chapeaux de toutes ca
peces etde tous genres depuis les yetements
eommuns d 'habitations .jusqu'au linge de
toilette lie plus lin. Les prix dc mes articles
seront invariablenient aussi bas que poss,-
BILE.
Les commandes de la campagne sont Fob
jet une attention Immediate
LEON GODCHAUX,
Aux Nos 81 ct 50 de la rue dr Canal
"A Oct-'16
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MAUvA;SE NOUvELLE. - On
aoos'apprenous que tOus les ca
ae!s de la paroisse de Lat"urche
qal sulvent les cours de l'Univer
site de FEtat a Baton Rouge wont
Iehtrer dams leur foyer. On pre-
ehd que faute de moyens pecu
iialres snfhsants, cette etablisse
iaeat qui jusqu'a present iouissait
a"ne oonne reputation, Sen vaja
IA derive. 81 hos legislnteurs ont
quelque sOuci lies interets de la
Louisiana ct tienncnt a ce. que
hos ]euhes gems. deviennent DIES
cl'oyens instruits ct utiles 4 leur
pays, Ills devraient prendre dies
mesures pour METRE cette instltn
1oa a meme de remplir les d.
.o,fs pour lesquels ellie IA ct.
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RESTAURANT DES QUATRE
SAISONS,

MR.. JOHN BOSIO, PliOPEIETAlRE
w ju RESTAURANT bEs QUATRE-SAIBONsl
pagnc, ,tins que le public en- g6nersale, qu'i
/. lr:lllsiGre son restaurant du No. l;5si de
la rue dc Chartres all No. 4 4 te Ia meme
rue, pres de ot-Louls. II profile dc cettc o.
casiOn pour reriercier le public ct sOllicito
en- inelae temps la continuation dc SOD bicn
velllant patronage. II informe cn Outre ses
amis quill des salons particuliers au pre-.
mier, ct des chambros nleublees IL lOuer Is
senlaiile Gu au mOis. Les personnes de- ~
vile ct de la calnpagne y trOuverOnt tout AZ
comfort desirable. lie restaurant sera Ouvetl
usuu'a NUT. 6 few rs.
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CREVASsE.-DamS la mutt dc
Mercre.li dernier, une crevasse
s.est tleclaree, sur la rive gauche
du Bayou. Ell face on aux envl-
rons dc la terre de JOurtiain Sa>
vote. Cctte breche meSurait jeu-
dl matin qainze pietls d'Ouverture
sur douze pieds do protonsleur.
81 Ion ne p'rvient pas a !. la . bon
cher, ellie caisela beaucoup dc de
gats aux recolteS environmamteS,
entr'autreS 4 celle de MIR. Harang.
LA LANGUE FRANCHISE EN-
LOUlSIANE.-Le suriuteuuant de
linstruc,ion puhlique NJ. Robert
Nj. LuSher, Went dc presenter 4
la legislature un rapport OH il pal
le Ell ceS termeS de l'enSeignetnent
dc Ii lausne tc;lncaise:
Toutes les branches elemental
res essenticlles. prescrites tpar LEI
reglos du bureau d'Etat dc Tin
s,ruction ont etc enscignees dan
les 6coles publiques dc l'Etat lie
excrcices seneraux y ont etc pr
tiques Ell langue angIaise, comm
.;yeut l'aac.e"ne ct la roavell
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VIII.

Nous arrivOns dams une maison
OH tout etair Ell desarroi pour me
recevoir. A peine avionsvous
passe lie seuil, que j'entends une
voix qui s'ecrie Gle VOLTA! Oh {!
quill est beau - Je dis a l'ange {!
"Qui est-ce done qui me trouve
beau, avant meme de m'avoir VII !?
L'ange me lepond: "C' st ia
grand' mere !'' Tout le monde
await Fair ravi.
Mais dams un lit 6tait une jeune
femme, qui semblait bien s0uf-
frante ct bien abattue. Je dis a
l'ange: "Pourquoi' done cette
ieuue femme est-elle ainsi ?-Ah
me repondit l'ange, c'est qu'elle a
longtemps langui, en- attendant
ton arrivee. )" Et maintenant, je
puis te quitter. car ton ange de la
terle est pres de tOi.'
x
Et l'ange sen retourna au ciel
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NOUVEAUX AhRA NGE Nl.NIS.
HOTEL. A}EIs ET&AN q daE -

Sir. Thomas Alterti previ;'nt SEES aiis ct
les voyagenrs qu Went de fare de non
yeal,x arrangements aui ui pcr'nettront ae
s'atisfaire tout ceux qui voudroht fhonho'
rer de ieur coniiance
Repas toute heure de Ia lournec ct sur
commando.
Table d'hSte a 10 lieures du matin pn,li
ieien,r,r ct IA heurcs du s"ir pour diner.
Ckan,bres cu,.imodes g; sirn .aGat.s-
PINK MUDEREES
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vrsrE.- samedi dernier la pro
-.s.a deperdant lie la Succession
p'ls,s aasr,I ID TLas.eigne, etc vendue
ifVn f'V.anrhere puDlique, devant la
srsa .,'ison De cour pour 81, 900.
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ExcusloN.-La grande excur-
son do Thibodaux a Ia Nouvelle
ioerle, donnee par les pompiers
Ihibodanr No. 1, aura lieu le 4 on
le IL du mOis d'Avril. COmme
IA maienre par'ie des gems qui
aolvent participer a cette prone
made en- chars, mont jamais VII
cette contree. nous sOmmeS snrS
qaeileila trOuveront de plus agre;s
oles, sa,hant surtout que les or
gahlSateDrs de cette excursion ne
heshgeront rien pour donner aux
excursiOnistes tout comfort desi-
able.
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o,,NrnE.-Mr. Clements, eleve
!, .slsbre Julio, Went d'exhiber
aa a. ISnot IS, de journaux de Mr.. Ben
al ais II Holden, quelques. mes de ses
W. nrpoiuctions, atm que le public
les examlef'
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p,1I.-La proclaine grande
DA pa dansante de la 1hibodaur
Sl'oI ~ sura lieu dams la premiere
Ds;nze Dl du lnois d'avri'.
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pFcoLTE.--La recolte de can
pes, s. le plant CONNIE les souches,
at sape,be dams tOuteSles sec
tiao de la paroissp. Sill ne sur
r;sut mas ds;lccidents d'icl la rOu
hison, les pIanteurs soht o'"pl
mon que le rendement sera tres
alondant.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. av0nS Oul
dire qu'unr csnnpagnie de nav'Sa
tlan-S'ttait reinforcement fOrnIee
pour transporter les produits de
Ia paro,ssr Terrebunne d la Non
velle Orleans. La ligne choisie
pas cett compagnie srrait Fan
cien canal Baratarla. ST la chose
est ainsi, la village de Lockport,
est apprle Il devenir all central
commercial Important.
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p,pnArARnE. L'Hotel des
r,raaqsJs est toujours lie rendez
ns ~" f,yori de tous les commits
'Or,cenrs. lis trouvent .tOujOnrs
danS Get 6.ablissemtiit toutes les
aaammoditGs ct tout lie comfort de
drabIes.
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j. We RGM0LE.

6J.. ..lkue Decatur. 96
On Sc demanle comment ON
previeDt une toule de malatiies telles que
les fievres lntermittentes, La dyspepsia, les
maladies de poitrine: Phthisie, khumes:
Bronchite, Angine, Granulations, Laryng-
ite, Aphonie, Asthlne, Pleur6sie. Lymph;l-
tisme, Maladies du Foie, de Ia Vcssie ct
des Voies Urinalres. DIES N6vralgies, pour
le pansement des plaics.
Lon PREVENT ct l'On gu6rit t0utes ces
maladies en- faisant usage dc
l.'EUCALYPTUS BlTTEERS.
Depuis Introduction On Europe de PEu
calyptus par r. Ranel, ct depuis que Fat
| tcntion du monde sciutii4ue Gt6 appe
eie sur les avantages inultiples que Ton
pouvait tirer de cette remarquable plante
pour la guerison lie diverses maiadies,
un gIand nombre de praticiens uistingu6s
ont cOnstatG ct demOntr6 l'cfficacitc de
rEucalyptus.
| Les produits del'Eucalyptus, sont en-
pioye. avec grand succes depuis plusieurs
sslinees dams les h6pitaux dc Paris.
LIE Hitter A.slGsliypisas, compose
de la rlante de &c noiu, cot un preventif
sur cuntre une fuule dc maladies.
Depot general: BURKE " THOMPSON,
NJ. 90 hUE TLhUUpiTOULAS N. y.
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