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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-08
The Indians.

Secretary schurz is at Fort Keogh, Montana.
making arrangements with Gen. Miles and In
spcctor Pollock for the disposition of the Sitting
Bull Sioux that have surrendered. The Grow,
Indians, who occupy splendid reservation in
the tsd h"ndsomest part Of the territory, have sig
has grown too scarce to- afford them an fnde.
pendent living. :}.'Es: s:I.>3i"i
The quarrel between the Cherolsees and
greeks has broken out again, and trouble is
threatened. When the recent adjustment WINS
effected, the Creeks agreed as the price Of peace
to. deliver to the other nation thirteen neg grocs
Who had offended against the Cherokees. The
has angered the Cherokees, and both parties.
we'll supplied with Winchester rifles, are prepar.
ing for war. ':
There is an outbreak in the Grand Valley. in
which the Southern and White River Utes.
Piutcs and Navajoes are concerned. On the
26th ut. they killed two Wilson brothers, herd
ers, 130 miles west of Ouray and six milcsinxide
| the Utah line. The third brother escaT,ed
wounded in the foot.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-08
ObitMArV.

Hon. A. P. Laning, distinguished lawyer of
Buffalo, N. Y, died in that city on the 4th inst.
A. C. Noyes ex-state treasurer of Pennsyl-
vania, died at Westport, in that state, on the
Sd inst, of paralysis.
j. r. Boyer, one of the Oldest Journalists in
Pennsylvania, died at Harrisburg, on the Sd
inst, aged 10.
The death is announced of VIM. Henry Mills,
aged 76, one of the originators Of London
Punch, and associated with Charles Dickens in
the establishment of Household Words, of
which he was the working editor.
Rev. DR.. Q. E. Daggett, graduate of Yale,
class of 1928, and three years professor of di,
'yinity at Yale college, was found dead in his
house, at Hartford, Conn.,, on the morning of
the LIST inst.
Rev. DR.. VIM. Adams, IL. D., president of
the Union theological seminary, New York,
died on the 31st ult.
Hon. Robert McClelland, formerly governor
of Michigan, and President Pierce's Secretary
of the Interior, died at Detroit on the 3Oth ut.,
of paralysis. His death leaves but two of
President Piercc's cabinet still living-Judge
Campbell, his Postmaster General, and jeff.
Davis, his Secretary of war.
Paul o. Herbert, ex-governor of Louisiana,
is dead, aged a.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-08
THE MARKETS.,
Reported by THE CHANDLER BROWN Co., Commits.
sion Merchants Milwaukee and Chicago.
New York.


New York.
New York, September 1900 P. M.-Flour-
Dull; prices without decided change; receipts
1859 bbls; round hoop Ohio at $4OO@4.5O;
choice do at $4.6O@5.7 Is: superfine western at
$325a400; common to good extra do at So. 70
@4.15; choice do do at $4.2O@6.25; choice white
ter; moderately active; sales 24,O00 bus No. l
white seller October at $1.051 @1.0515; $4,000
bus No. 2 red seller September at 81 .O461. .O415:
10000 bus do seller October at s,1.06@1. .O61
"a, 600 bus do seller November at Ss1.0771.s. Corn
A shade better and quiet; mixed western spot
at 5o}9@5lIc; do future at 51@53Ac. Oats
About l5c better and fairly active; western at:39
@44c. Beef-Fmm and in fair demand: new
plain mess at $3.50; new. extra do at $1,000.
Pork-Quiet and firm; new mess at $1,000.
iArd-A SHADE stronger; steam rendered at
$S.3713. Butter-In moderate demand and
very full prices; Ohio at 15@2Sc. Cheese
Heavy at 9@1214c for poor to fancy. Sugar
Quiet and steady. Molasses- Steady; demand
moderate. Pctrolcum-Quiet and firm. Rice
Unchanged: Coffce-Firm. and quiet; Freights
Weak. Spirits of Turpentine at 361 &C.
Resin--Steady at S1.45@1.50. Tallow--Steady
at 64@6 7-16c for western. Eggs-Strong at
1719@1814c for fair to choice. ~,
= Chicago.
%CH1cAGo, September 4-1:30 P. M.-Wheat-
Fairly active and higher; 88c asked for seller
September; $3.50 for seller October; 1890 for
seller November. Corn-Rather quiet and
easier at 3915 @395sc for seller September: 4Osc
@4019c for seller October; 40s4c asked for
seller November. Oats-Quiet and q shade
higher at 29Ec for seller Septembcr$and Oc-
toher; 23Bc for seller November. Rye--Firm
and higher; 78c bid for cash seller Septem-
ber; 79c bid for seller October. Barley-Lower
at H@75c for cash; 76c bid for seller October,
Pork-Dull and higher; $17.6O bid for seller
September; s17.10 bid for seller October; $3.50
bid for seller November; $12.50 asked for
seller the year: Lard-A shade easier at S7.85
@7.8715 for seller September; $7.92L bid for
seller October; $7.95 asked for seller January.
Whisky-Higher at 1.1S..s Hogs-Receipts 1S,
600 head; light at IS. 1005.30; mixed packers at
$4S5@525; heavy shippers at $5.3O@5.75.
Cattle-Receipts 800 head; firm; shipping ut
S48O@4.90; through Texas at S2.9O@5.25.
MilxvAMkce. t't
MILwAUKEE, September 400 P. M.-Flour-
Quiet, but held previous prices; choice spring
extras at 81. 4.50@4.75; common extras at S3. rs
@4.00. Wheat-Active; No. / cash at 91c:
No. hard at S1.03; No. regular at S31ac; No.
3 at SOC; No. seller October at 89c: seller No
vember at 891sc. Corn-Firm at 3931c Oats
Firm at 2815c Barley-Quiet and lower at
1870 for cash, sellers September and October.
Rye-Firm at ;771@c. Pork-Strong ct ST.. 80
for cash. Lard AT $7.95 for cash. i:
Foreign. -,
l.. LONDON, September 4-123O P. M.-Liver-
pool wheat market opens steady; fer: floating
cargoes there "is a continental demand; more
disposition to buy; on passage hardening. ,
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Use Of Wooien Clothing.

Professor Jaeger, of Stuttgart, recon-
mends' the use Of WOODEN clothing both
in simmer and winter, and has invented
a sortofenormalaress which he claims
the accumulation of fat and water in the,
system Can be prevented. This normal
clothing has two essential properties: 7a'
r. It consists exclusively Eof wool,
avoiding all materials woven from plant
fiber Cotton or linen. aaG 7'GIsu Ell
Fsw2.tIt makes,aSstrong point Of keeping
warm the middle line Of the front Of the
bod rr.sss,..s.ss,..uzss,.,s.s.sus 70
/, But the principal peculiarityy OF; the
!, clothing is, the, exclusive use Of sleeps
WOOL, even avoiding pocket and other
Innings Of cotton. = u! ) Il IL 1ts21tv iG|
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-08

Rey. D. NJ. Dc Hughes, Methodist minister
Christian Herald, at that place, jumped from a
ferry boat While crossing from Camden to
Philadelphia, at II o'clock on the night of the
Both 1llt, and was drowned. He left pocket
book in which was a letter addressed to G. B.
Lloyd, of Clnnaminson
J.. $. Morgan, of J. S. Morgan & Co., job
on the 3oth ult. He dined at hotel with q
friend, and then called at st. Clair place, on
Mis-. Lear. who holds his note for $4,000.
After an interview with her in tho presence of
the wife Of the proprietor of the place, Morgan
sald TO Mrs. Lear she better send hor note to
Cincinnati, as a meeting of bis creditors viii he
held there, saying which he arose from his seat,
walked to the other side Of the room, and, with
out warming, drew revolver and shot himself
through the head, inficting wound which ter
minated fatally few hours later
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-08

the Afghan force under Ayoob Khan The at.
tack on the princes camp appears to have beer
in the nature of a surprise. Several guns were
captured, and the two pieces taken from the
horse artillery at the time of Gen. Burrows do
feat were recovered. Lieut.. Mclean, taker
prisoner on the same occasion, is reported te
have been murdered after the battle began
The British loss was comparatively slight.
Roberts gives only the casualties among the
European regiments. He is silent as to the
Sepoy death List. Ayoob is supposed to have
retreated to Herat.
The Servian minister has written note tc
the porte demanding that Albanian menaces or
the frontier of Servia be put stop to- The
Albanians are concentrating strongly, and 6
battle seems to be imminent.
Gen. Roberts with regiment of his force
reached Candahar on the 28th ult. Ayoot
Khan is entrenched at NIusra in the Arganda
valley, his line of retreat being secured by q
ford over the river at Khagras.
The Albanian Chiefs whom Ria Pasha tried
to entrap at Scutari a few days ago have Joined
the Albanian army of independence. at Mozura.
It is said, on apparently good authority, that,
should the Turkish authorities attempt to en-
force the cession of Dulcigno, the Turkish
soldiers will fraternize with the Albanians
There are some who even 20 so far as to init
mate that the determination will be secretly en-
couraged by officers of high rank in the army OF
the Porte.
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Destructive Fires.

-
On the afternoon of the 5th inst. fire
broke out in the dry goods store of DR.. Dunlap,
| on North Water street, Mobile, Ala, and spread
rapidly, destroying five brick buildings filled
with stocks of various kinds of merchandise.
An estimate of the loss foots up S350,000; in
surance, $23O,00O.
N. NJ. Lancaster & Co.'s large distillery st,,-
ated one mile west of Owensboro, KY, burned
to the ground on the morning Of the 5th inst,
A corn crib with $4,000 bushels of corn WAS also
! destroyed.
Phil. Ergeman's -four mill, at Rockport, Ind,
was was destroyed by fire on the night of the 4th
The Eagle facing works at Cincinnati, O.,
were burned on the 18th inst. Loss $15, 1000.
Marshall & Bros sheet iron rolling mill at
Philadelphia, was consumed by fire on the 4th
inst. Loss $4,000.
manca, Pa, and over twenty other buildings
were reduced to ashes Oh the 4th inst. Loss
estimated at S157, 900; insurance 100000.
Messrs. Meads' paper mill at Penhryn, Eng
land, was destroyed by fire on the Sd inst
Loss estimated at ESQ, 900. Two fremen fell
The Chase organ factory at Norwalk, O., was
wholly consumed by fire on the Sd inst. Loss
about $75, 900. One hundred men were thrown
out Of employment.
A grain warehouse at Washington Corners,
Almcda county, CAL, containing about $50. .OO0
|
inst. Loss probably $780, 1t is believed
the fire was incendiary. :
Bakers block. at Hart Fails, N. y, including
Parker's opera house aud ten other buildings,
burned on the Sd inst. also the schaghticoke
Home: Loss $780, 1000; insurance $75, 200.
Brick building No. 8 Hoyne street, New
York city, occupied by several mercantile firms,
was consumed by fire on the Sd inst. Loss on
building and stocks about 512O,OOO.
Anderson Harris carriage factory and
Schmoth's carpenter shop were burned at Gin
cinnati, o., on the Sd inst. Loss s21 1000; in
sured.
The chinaware factory of David Robertsell,
at New York, burned on the LIST inst. Loss
$4,000; insurance, $4,000.
The Norfolk Va.) Knitting and Cotton Manu-
featuring companys factory burned on the
3lst ult. Loss partly covered by $4,000 in
| surance.
! Denver dispatch of the 31st ult., saws:
"The Hotel de Paris burned at Idaho to-day.
Loss $4,000; insurance S15,OO0.''
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Milwaukee.
F'OfeiHn.

l.. LONDON, September 4-12:30 P. M.-Iiver-
pool wheat market opens steady; fer floating
cargoes there lis a continental demand; more
disposition to buy; on passage hardening.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-08

M RS. {. L. AMES for better known as MRS.
4V1 TOPLIFF.) is back to Aueti,,, TO attend
to AL calls as MIDWIFE, day or night. She
over Chambers brick store. P. .. Box, No. 27l,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-08
T AFAYETTE FRENCH,
n B. JOHNSON, Jr.
SHOP

- W. W. PATTERSON has bought out
the shop, tools and stock OF j. Reinsmith and
does all kinds of work in his line on shortest
notice at low prices for Cash. Shop corner
Bridge and St. Paul streets, Austin, Minn.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-08

bullock & PIERCE,
- BARBERS and HAIR DRESSERS.
Rooms under Mower County Bank, Main
street, Austin, MINI. Satisfaction guaranteed
or no pay. All branches Of the business con-
Quoted in the most approved style. ~ Baths
plunge or shower, hot or Cold-attached.
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TOHN KENT,

7 A. BATES,
Il Manufacturer ond Dealer IN
= LIGHT AND HEAVY CARRIAGES
Makes these goods to order in tp-top salts
factory manner. Dexter and sfde-bar buggies
specially. Factory, northeast corner Pub
Tic SQUARE. Austin. Minnesota. 4O-1v
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Grand Bal d'inauguratiOn

Jeudi proclaim % decembre
courant, la Societe Francaise de
la paroisse Vermillon donnera son
premier bal dams Ia waste ct jolie
construction qu'elle Went de faire
6difier dams la corporation dab
beville.
Comme ce bal sera donne dams
un but de charlie chretienne, la
societe compte sur le concours de
tous ses membres, ainsi que sur
Resistance dc la brillante ct alma.
BILE jeunesse d'Abbeville ct des
environs.
Toutes les dispositions seront pri.
ses pour assurer l'ordre, Ia securite
ct le respect DIS. aux families.
lie prix d'entree sera de 25 cts
par cavalier.
Ny aura Gombos de toutes sor.
tes ct bonne barre.
De Ia part du Comits adnainistraty. T.
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NO. 25.

sentes approprie des fonds realises
du jugement de la paroisse contre
Voorhies Trahan ct ses cautions,
lesquels fonds sont main tenant en-
tre les mains de W. W. Edwards,
ESQ, Giant autorise de payer la
dite somme par lerdre de la ma
jorite du comite qui devra faire uE
rapport en- plein de lcurs trayaux
des- que louyrage sera accompli.
R6soio, 9me Qae les licences de
paroisse dues pour Paanec 1879,
par les persounes ci.dessous men
tionndes soieut places entire les
mains de l'avocat de district pour
collection ct que, 81 les dites rar-
ties refusent de payel. sur dema dc
anicable, il SOFT autorise a enfor.
Ger lie Placement selol la loi, 81,
voir
Laclaire Romero, No % marchand
en- detail, - 5 Is 90,
Jules Boudreaux, No 2l Is 90
Theolin Landry, marchand voitu-
rier, 2 cheyaux No | IL 90
D 0 Hroussard, magasin de depot
No q, 10 %
Michel Vidaiilier, marchanl en-
detail, No 10 Is 90
Sur motion de NJ. B~ouseard,
Resolu, lone One les resolutions
sous Particle l3 adoptt le S. JUL.
let 1880, concernant lie vote des
proprietaires fonciers de Ia pa.
roisse au sujet de prelever une
take pour batir une prison soient
ct sont par ces p, esentes amendees
CONNIE suit /: que les mots sur
chaque scrutin presidentiel' soient
erayes ct les mots "sur un scrutin
separe" inseres en- lieu.
Reso|u, lime Que les scrutins
ainsi deposes contre ou pour Ia
take proposee. seront d6poses dams
une boite separee, tenue -. nc
par les commissaires d'elect'ons,
.hertr5 que. les les proprletaTes fo1nn. f1n
ciers de voter SUR ladite question !;
de tenir une liste distincte ct de
faire un retour separe des dts vo-
tants ainsi que du rasultat, au
Gref6er ct au Sheriff, en- meme
temps qu'ils ferort les retours de
felection presidentielle.
sResolu, l2me Que lie president
du juri de police dome avis de Ia
dite election par proclamation
dams lie journal officiel.
Pour les r6clamations allouees
ct payables de leurs fonds respec-
tifs, nous referons nos lecteurs l
la partie englaise.
Sur motion lie juri ajourne 4
vendredi IL novembre, 1880.
Howard HorFPAuIR, president.
A. LAcoUR, grefier.
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Nous avons etc favorises d.

Nous avons etc favorises dun
num4ro du Courier de Rennes, qui
dome un compte rendu detaille
de l'expulsion des capuclns, les
peres maristes ct autres ordres re
ligieux ct des atrocities qui accom-
payment Pexecution des decrets.
Nous disons avec peine ct arec
degout que Ia conduite du gonver'
nement francais est une honte
pour ce steele eclaire ct doit etre
stigmatisee CONNIE one infamie par
tout homme de cRur ct d'intelli.
gence. Cette persecution sans
raison coutre jesuiles ct anires est
une tache ineffacable, a la gloire
de ce grand peuple.
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LOi de l'Etat de Ia Louisiana.

II est decreta par l'Assemblee
Generate de l'Etat de Ia Lcnisiane,
Quill sera du deyoir des diftrents
Juris de Police, de diviser lenrs
paroisses en- autant de districts
qu'ils jugeront conyenab|e pour
appointment des commissaires de
chemin. II sera du devoir des
dts Juris de Police d'appolnlcr
chaque aimee, des commissaires dc
chemin, qui deyront notifier toutes
les personnes males entire l'age de
Is ct SO ans, excepte les ministries
de PEvangile ct telles autres per-
sonnes exemptes, de sc renare au
lieu ct temps designes on les dts
commissaires jageront convenabl2
de TRAVELLER les chemins publics !,
ct toute personne qui, ayant etc
dument rotifiee, refusera GU udgli.
gera de faire son devoir, sera pour.
suivie pardevant un juge de paiy
de 10 paroisse, ct condamnee a
payer la somme de deux piastres
par jour, laquelle sera payee par
lie juge de paix au commissaire,
qui emploiera Get argent a enga.
ger d'autres personnes pour tra'
WALLER les dts chemins.; ct 81 lee
personnes ainsi poursuivis refusent
de payer les deux piastrcs elles
seront emprisonnees dams la pri.
son de paroisse, jusqu'a ce que
l'amende soft payee, pourvue que
pemprisonnement ne depasse pas
cinq jours.
i (sisne) r. n. OGDEN, Orateur
de la cllambre des representants.
SD. McENERY, Lieut.
Gouverneur ct president du Senat
Appronve Avril 10, 1880.
: l.. A. Wilt, Gouverneur de lEtas
, de la Louisiana.
Copie conforme
. WILL. A. STsoNa, secretaira
/. d'Etat.
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C'est-la un grand, IN admirable
success. II fait nn immense hon.
neur a phomme qui a su Sc conque'
rir la con6ance des denx mondes,
ct va, dams deux mois, commencer
la plus prodigieuse des enterprises
modernes faire traverser par des
yaisseadx de haut bord une chaine
de montagnes, ct ne faire plus des
deux grand continent qu'un seul.
Une depeche particuliere envo.
yee a la maison Hellman ct Selig.
man de la Nouvelle- Orleans an
nonce lie fait etrange, que la sous
cription a etc couverte deux fois.
La periodic de suspension de la
magistreture 6xee par le vote de
Ia chambre a un an n'aura plus,
dit Oh, qu'une duree de six mois.
Tel serait le resultat dun compro'
mis- intervenu entire la chambre ct
le senat. Pauvre concession, que
des csprits serieux CONNIE NM
Jules Simon ct Dufaure ne peuvent
guere admcttre.
LIE gouvernement a deja fait,
sans aucun donte, dresser dams ses
bureaux les listes de destitutions
ct de promotions, ct il lui sufhrait,
a la rigueur dun jour, pour arri-
YER a ses fms. A l'aide de cette
concession menteuse, NJ. Gambet-
ia obtiendra til ce quill desire?
Esperous que le senat qui Went
de nommer M. Jules Simon presi-
dent du comit6 sur ce qu'on ap-
pelle odieusement Ia reforme de Ia
magistrature, fera &chouer cette
criminelle tentative. - Propaga.
tear Catholique. 5--z
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FRANCE.

Les depeches du I nous avalent
anponce la mort de la weave de
N. Thiers, don't le d6vouement a
la memoire de son mari await con-
quis les sympathies attendrls du
public. Nine Theirs, @tait, pa
rait-il, malade depuis que'ques
temps. On la croyait a lagonie
dams Ia journee du I, ct lie brult
de sa mort cournt dams Paris
C'est ce qui expliqae Ia depeche
de mutt, qui 6tait prematuree.
Nine Theirs nest pas morte. mals
on desespere de Ia sauver.
Suivant les dernl6res depeches,
sont etat SO serait considerable
ment amAliore.
L'ecole republicaine travaille
sans relache a faire disparaltre
tout ce qui rappelle un passe qu'
lui est particulieremcnt odieux
C'est aujourd'hui le sort des D'a
mants de Ia Courenne. LIE gou
vernement va proposer aux cham
bres de lea vendre. II ne Sc de
barrasserait, dit-il, que de ceu'
J qui mont aucune valeur historique
La vente, croyait-il, produlralt
, millions de francs, que Pom cor
. sacrerait 4 l'amelioration des mt
: ses nationaux.
+ Une premiere depsche du Z nou
s apnoncait que la subscription c
t favour du Canal de Panama eta
}. plus que couverte. LAllemagn
Ielle.meme s'est mise de Ia parti'
LIE 8, il await etc deja souserit
:. Berlin, pour 13 millions de marc
= |L'ambassadeur L d'Allemagne,
IL Paris, Prince Holenlohe, ava
ri Embarrassment felicite N. {
>s| Lesseps du success fnancier de Sc
d. enterprise. L'e1-Reine Isabel
a. y copsacrait une partie de sa fo
IN tune. Les subscriptions anglaist
If q elles seules, assureraient lie 81
es ces.
II. II en- est de meme, pArait,ll,
teI New.York, od les actions ne SO
O.. tiennent plus qua prime. En- ia
lie, $4,000 actions sont pr'sea.
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Istil pas une ordonpance
MT cette habitude savage
y lont gloire de certaines
(kpaser 4 cheyal a toute
pdans les rues de notre vii.
Scela n'existe pas, le con.
'dt y pouvoir (; c'est une
dangereuse pour tout le
= ssurtout pour les enfants
k avons, malgre defense
= mere, sont Ia plupar'
y jouer dams les rues.
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PROCEDURES DU JURI DE POLICE.
Lundi. 4 Octobre, 1881.

PROCEDURES DU JURI DE POLICE.
Lundi. 4 Octobre, 1880.
lie iuri de police s'est reunlt ce
Jour en- session reguliere. a Ia
maison de cour.
Furent presents: Messrs. How
ard Hoffpauir, president, Brous'
sard, Trahan ct Vanslyke. :.
Absent : Messrs. Nunez, Prl'
meaux ct Thi' eaux.
Les procedures de Ia dernlerf
seance furent lues. ct adoptees.
Sur motion de NJ. Vanslyke,
Resolu, Ter Que le preambolf
ct la resolution adoptes le 6 sep
tembre 1880, soient ct sont pal
ces preseutes rappcles que Ia dit
reclamation de 1908 allonee a 5
Wise ct a lui transfere PAL, ". a
White, soft payee des fonds alloue
aux avocats de districts ct de pa
roisse lie IA de Juliet 1880.
I Resolu, 2me. Que les person
nes suivautes soient ct sont pa
ces presentes appointes commit
saires ct grefiers detection oan
leurs differences arrondissemen'
} electoraux.
Ter arrondisssement-Mlnos
} Broussard. G 81 Remick ct } I
!. Leblanc. Grefier, N N Hartman
2me arrondissement-Kobert
!, Henry, Lastie Dubois ct James
Williams. Grefder, c A Mocl
set. .,r
!. Anne arrondisscment-A D Ma
: tin, n Y Lampman ct J y Leg
II
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les contribuables oc.
: doute, aux travanx de
% present pas de
pots. La loi sar leur
d's shire,nent qn'aprez
ARE De la presente an.
n. = taxes dues devien.
'qaantes ct porteront IN
hit pour cent a parti,
y iasqa'a ce quo lie.
.aint vendscs confor
= section 4 de Pact,
os,e le . avril 1880
Z 1ls;sssouz.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-18

lsulaisons trent a la fin.
iiants paraisseut tous sa-
do resultat taat Ell quanti.
squalite. Nous donnerons
Mre proclaim numero le
nacte de chaque recolte,
aubre d'arpents de ca nnes
Il pour Ia produire ct nous
,i "a paroisse vermiiIon
srieure en- richesse de sol a
latre paroisse de l'Etat.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-18

,r UANAL DE PANAMA LIE
CoM1rE.--Le comite AMERICAN
charge du placement des actions
de la Compagnie du canal de Pan
ANA public ce qui suit
Les subscriptions au canal de
Panama promettent d'etre tres
considerables en- Europe. Les
avis du cable rapportent qu'une
prime de Is francs etait offeste
pour les subscriptions a accepter
en- enter, impression en- Europe
etant que les subscriptions seront
de plusieurs fois lie montant auto,
torise. lei, les subscriptions al
fluent deja, ct tout indlque qu'nne
somme importante sera prise aux
! Etats.Unis. lie canal sera auss'
avantageux au commerce amer''
cain que lie canal de suez Test ce
|lui de lEurope, ct l'on calcule one
sur l'argent a depenser pour So
construction, $5o,00O,0Oo au mo'n'
seront depenses aux Etats-U nl'
nour machines, alimentation q
|l'armee d'ouvriers a employer e
autres ohjets.