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THIRD EDITION
,rns a.anash Pramate ON the Tenn
nOrnl Power.

Madrid, July 27.--The Cardinal
Of Toledo, the Prtmate OF
Spain, in ! pastor.l letter read 10 every
Church Of his diocese, has most violently
attached the Italian people and Govern
ment, melting all Catholics, even prin-
ces, statesmen, politicians aud IournAi-
ists, TO combine, and II necessary use
force and arms, TO restore the inaepena-
encs and temporal power to the Pope IN
Rome, The Italian Minister at Madrid
Immediately protested, and the Spanis9
Cabinet declared that 1t severely oismeo
the Primate's language, and would cause
strong remonstrances to be made to MN.
Another report says the Government mas
not submitted the pastoral TO the Coun-
eli of state, but will verbally express 20
the Primate their disapprovai OF ms
language, and will make no reply to the
communicatiot, of Cardinal Jacoblne, the
Papal Secretary of State, on the subject
The Spanish Ambassador at the Vatlcal
will, Notwithstanding, have Instructions
TO communicate to the Pope the regre
of the Spanish Government at the ois
turbances attending the removal OF tn
remains of Plus TX.
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A suit for Heavy Damages.

NKwHuRG, July T.--James Fraz' er,
Of this city, has br ,ught SUIT against N rs.
Hannah Rus, u wealthy resident Of the
adjoining town of New Windsor, to re-
cover 525 .00O damages for personal In
juries sustained in February last from
the runaway horse of the defendant. The
horse came tearing down one Of the
steep hills OF the city and struck Frazier,
breaking bis hip. He claims that he
hasbeen injured for life and that one OF
his legs Ii two and half inches shorter
tLan the other.
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The Chinese students.

HARTFORD, CONN.,, July 27, 1851
Kwong XII Chin, Chinese educational
mmissioner, does not credit the dis
patch OF Yesterday from Cheyenne, to
tbe effect that the students recalled by
the Chinese government from this coun-
try are 70 be sent TO Europe. The ON.
cials at the headquarters here baye had
no such intimation. They are simply
o dered home with the students under
hrssr care.
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opening the Campaign In Ohio.

TOLEDO, Ohio, July 2S.-The Demo
Gratis held large meeting here to-day,
being the first Of the campaign, and was
attended by the most prominent Demo
Gratis of the State. Speeches were made
by Senator George a. Pendleton and
others, oil Ut whom advocated a CAM
paign on local issues only. Inc at
tempted assassination OF President Gar
fleld was condemned and hopes for his
recovery were expressed. The candidate
for Governor, MIR. Bookwalter, was pre-
sent In person.
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Collision.

Mr.. John Ramo, while driving his
Singer Sewing Machine wagon out
Delaware avenue last night, was run
into by the Delaware hose carriage,
the collision breaking the shafts and
one wheel of his wagon and tearing
the harness to pieces. Mr.. Ramo was
severely bruised, and Edward Hamil-
ton, driver of the carriage, was also
slightly hurt.
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Hard ON Chickens.

WOODLAND BEACH makes heavy
draft on our chicken coops every day or
two to feed those hungry city excursion
lists. So extensive Is the RAID that our
people find 1t difficult often without
putting on spectacles, to discover a
chicken In market large enough to eat.--
Sn,yrnd Times.
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LARGEsr HErAIL STOCK OF HOSIERY AND
Underwear in America. Cook q BROTHER
Eos %. 81 and 50 NsRrH EIGHTH srREEr
puILApELPHIAs All orders win hav
attention n20-wly3pnr
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Held for Court.

Before Acting Mayor O'Neill, this
morning, James Stewart and "Lige"
Countess were arraigned on the charge
of stealing pair Of shoes from Cor
nelius Lyons. The charge was proven
and they were each held in the sum OF
5000 bail TO ans wer at Court.
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Tho Round Top Peach Crop.
THE FRUIT CROP OF THAT NEIaHBoR-
HOOD.

The peach crop Of the celebrated
Round Top peach farm, where at least
80, 600 tree are now In healthy condi-
tion will not this year produce over one
hundred boxes. II was thought early iD
the spring that tl.e crop wonld run up
TO six or eight thousand boxes, bit the
June fall has reduced 1t to the figures
named above.
The whole of Rich Neck, an extensive
peach growing section, 1t 10 estimased
will not ship this year 800 boxes. This
section exclusive Of Round 1op.annually
produces about 0,000 boxes.-Coater-
vile Record.
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sPECaAI NOrICE.
CARO-.

To ali VINO are suffering frnm the or
rors and indiscretions II youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
v a discovered by o missionary In South
< merica, Send self addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, NatSom d
New York CUv. May4-eooDAwD-
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FERsoNAL.--H. q. Budd, of Smyrna,
who has been for number Of months
night operator ut Linwood Station, has
been promoted for bis prof cheney to
night operator In Wilmington.
PaoF. GROVES Withhold an examine
tion for teachers certificates next SAtur-
day.
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A hkANsAs' s'-looislAsA-TkxAs
SOUTH WESTERN IMMIGRATION
COMPANY

The purpose Of this Company IL TO fur
nish reliable information, descriptive
and statistical, re .ating TO the resources
and advantages Of Il South West.
The company now has foe distribution
Books, Pamphlets, Circulars and Maps,
which will be sent free Of charge upon
application made to
VIM, w. LANG, President,
Late Master Texas State Grange.
B. q. DUYAL, Secretary, Austin, Texas
j. N. VICTOR, Eastern Manager.
apr4-8m 243 Broadway, New York.
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i Happy HIT.

A fortunate young red-headed farmer
erville, Tenn, drew $50, 900 in the June
drawing of The Louisi lana State Lottery.
He Immediately collected hismoney from
NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans. La. and
resumed piowing. Who will be the nextf
Jy2D-6t,
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Contract. Awarded.

The Board of Health, last evening,
awarded the contracts for the removal
Of garbage for the ensuing year, as
follows
First District-John e. johnson,
$so5.
Second District--Frark Forsyth,
81. 900.
Third District-John Grinnage, ST.
O5O.
Fourth District-Frank Forsyth,
$3.50.
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wheat Rate. from Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-Tne through rates
on wheat per bushel from this city to
Liverpool via M ontreal are 10 cents, and
via New York IS cents. These are the
lowest rates in the history Of transpor-
tation by these routes.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKErs.
WEDNESDAY. July 27. s p. N

v
FLOUR is in fair request and Arm. Sales
of ZOO barrels, including Minnesota ex-
tras, at t5. 50a6 for clear, and at % 25s8.59
al S5 65aS; Western do. do, at e5.75a6 rs,
and patents at 90 .5Oa7 so. Rye fiour 10
quiet we quote at S4.50a4.75.
GRAIH.-Wheat was In better demand
and lc. per bushel higher. Sales OF 400
bushels new red 81 20al "a, as to quality
and location, and ITO 900 bushels No .
red at SlI4a1.24L July, el.24x August,
ti.26ss September and Sl.2lal. "a u October.
Rye 10 nominal at SOC. for old Pennsylva-
MIA. Corn is In moderate request, but
options are easier. Sales of $50 bushels,
iu clipping yellow, at SIC. mixed at $50
steamer At 52a64c.: No. At 6la52lxo.. and
rejected at 17aASc. AT the open board
56szc. was bid for July, 56lzc. for August,
575zc. for September, and bo1<c. for Octo-
| ber. o. ts are dull. Sales or Il ,0O0 BUSH
| ris, including white, at 4UaA21<c. and re-
| jected and mixed at 39a40c. 1000 BUSH
| els July sold at 40c. The receipts to-day
| were as follows :--2ss5 barrels houi ", 500
bushels wheat, q, ,40J bushels corn, $50
| WHIsKY.-l60 barrels OF Western iron
bound sold at sl.l0 per gallon.
PHI .ADELrhiA OA1-rLE MARX &c
MONDAY, July 25, 8 Il. N.
The Cattle Market was dull, but prices
were firmer. $500 head arrived and sold
at the different yards ct 7c. per lb., Al
to condition.
sSHEEP were dull and rather lower. Is, ,OO(
head arrived and sold at the different
yards at W 52sc., and LAMBS at q 811t
per Id.
Park Drove Yard SD and Laacoster avenue
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PROSPECT OF A WHsAT UoRv,.
CHIcxoo.-A special from Cbin..s
New ! ork Times states that ths th.se X 4
market is Roi 9 through an exna,,as o Ins.1
that Will result IN tight 80 eeza psHh,,saes sh.ses
out August. u IL estim.ted m h'u.ouaj !. v
sales are 10 900 900 TO $4,000 0tlo 'Im ha., ns
in excess OF the stock and recs,,,u J uashsl.
that coteiie Of ofnoueyed NE n hp', ~. snd
the contf.cts and pm pose boldin," liz "ks1 q!
the end OF the month. /, IA ts .,.,li usli!
that Mr. John d. Rock fs llsr of fWa,ea Ta
lani, OHIO. president of the stand w vsss
company, Is the hadi & power on NJ
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The commercial value ., ~.
was singularly emphaslzed II n. SOTO o.,
day. A few years ago the 'ue .to's T.ns|
the New Orleans Cotton Er"S.x E,JCx
was sold with difficulty at sassnaagl ssn
share, Its par value ID $500 Wy S,,!p pe,
Monday 1t was quoted on cbsraut Dut o
Sl 800, and shares were solJ - ~
large figure. This fact is a q eons,!i ~ !aaI
GUS Indication Of the prosperity itSp,eu1 ~a,
In the Southern States. ''y nov
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TO PHI r 8lCIA N s
:. AND
CONSUMERS OF
GOD LIVER OIL.

AnoWIhs IIOM 5xp5iIshC5 Ih5 uIhhalls-
OF many Of the enulsions in the markell
would call your attention to some of + ae
features of the emulsion which / have pre-.
varying satisfaction. The OIL used is the
finest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care Is exercised in the choice of ali
material and In e. cry detail of its manu-
facture. BY careful manipulation this
emnlsio, is made with the smallest pos
sible amount OF gum, and by the very mi.
mute division Of the oil giebuies is render
ed very huid and perfectly palstable.-
OF Gil and grains of Hypophosphite Of
Lime. samples will be gladly furnished
TO ii. Physicians who may desire them.--
Put cp in pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
factured and sold wholesale and re al by
W. 4, WILLIAMS,
DRUaGIsr
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
tS--~sre sf~iss7 = = n sS-s't j. - q,
SI,.XH

4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A oRTUNE e. EIG Ii
GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS III,
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY. AU-
GUST Q, IssI-IsSth Monthly Drawing.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Gu
Incorporated in 1868 for Is years by the
Legislature for Educati onal and Chari-
table purpo ses-wi.h capital OF VI ,0O1,-
00O-to which a reserve fund Of over $4D.-
QUO has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote Its
franchise was made part OF the present
State Cons stitution adopted December I'd,
A. D., 1879.
Its GRAND single Number ID Drawings
will take place monthly. II aeUer scales
or postpones. Leok al the following Dis
tribution:
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FOURTH EDITION
Indications For TG~day.

For the Middle Atlantic stAtes'
fair weather, stationary or hi. Sner paio-
meter and ten perature.
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CAPITAL PRICE, sso,oOO
100000 TICKETS AT TWo-DoLLAR
EACH. HALF-TlCKErS.o ONE
DOLLAR

1857 Prizes, amounting gto..........sllO,40 400
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all pOlnts, to whom liberal compen-
sation W Dl be paid.
For further Information, write clearly,
giving full address. Send orders by ex-
der bv mail, addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or M. A, DAUPHIN at
No. 2l2 Broadway. New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment of GENERALS q. T. BEAURE-
GARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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West Pbiladslphia, july 23.

SHEEP.-Extra, ITO to l2O lbs, 8 good
90 to l0g .bs., $40 TO $50 fair, 80 70
s5 lbs, 5ss TO $50; stock sheep 81 10 3.75;
good lambs. IN TO 8Z;medium lambs 81 to
n; common lambs, $50 To 2. 2.75;calves, on
to74. Arrivals, 400 bead.
HOGS were in fair demand at an advance
$500 head arrived and sold at the ifferen.
ards at S1<aeazc. per lb. as TO condition
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WiIm ankIol4 markets.
WILMINGTON, Del. July 20 lSal
STOCKS.

BID AskEt
First National Bank. lS
National Bank of Delaware. .5l5 oU
National BaLk OF VIII. q Bdw'n. 65H oS
Union National Bank........... ~ 80
FARMERS Bank. nk.................... % ~
Phila. Wilmington & Bait. X. n 6Ih 90
Delaware r. R................... ~ ~
Delaware Western X. Re-. 80. " 20
Wilmington q Northern n. r.. ~ ~
Wilmington City Railway...... q !,
Delaware Fire Ins urance Co... " 90 90
Wiimingto1 Coal g As Co....... % s
Masonic Hall 10 ................ 9 %
Odd Fellows Hall................ IL ~
tEONDS.
Wilmington CITY .ll2l< lis
do do 5's.............l0I Ivy
do do 4Xs...........lOS 10
N.w Castle County 6s....,.,,..l08 ITO
do do 4H's........l02H l0S
| Delaware State 8's..............lO0 lO
| Relaware Il, r. LIST mortgage. Ivy Ivy
| Delaware Railroad Extension! .!W Ivy
| p. w. & B. X. r. LIST mortgage. lB 10
| VII, City Railway lst mortgagel02 los
| vii. City Railway Extension. 10y Ivy
/ Masonic Hail Co LIST mortgage. 100 lDl
Delaware City AS. hn
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Notice To The Public,

The public are hereby cautioned
ders 10 NUNES IL CO., 81 \ assua st.,
New York city. Thy are flooding tho
country totth Bogus Circulars purport-
ts0 to be Of The Louisiana State Lottery
Company, and are fraudulenfly repre-
sentiJsO themselves az Ageats of The .Loutsl I.
ana slate Lottery Company. They have no
authority TO sell uie Tickets oTthis Company,
and are not its agents.
MAZDA UPHIN,
Pres. Louisiond State Lottery Co,
NEW ORLEANS La, July 4, 1881.
July ID d&w4w.
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rne Caty Markets

The following were the ruiing prices In
mark al this morning:
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1t would be a source of much
comfort to the country reader If
the New Orleans papers would
publish special papers when they
are growing about city schools
and school teachers. If they can
not pay the teachers why are not
the schools closed until there be
money to pay them.
School teachers are put 70
work all the year round when
both teachers aud employers
know there will not be money to
pay them for that length of time.
1t seems that little common bust
ness sense would very soon rene
dy the trouble, hut that seems to
Eave abandoned the heads of the
Directors of schools in that city.
Every column in the city papers,
of these gro wings, only goes &c
prove the fOolishness with which
their school affairs are conduc
ted.
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Go see the animals in Dan
Rice's show to day.
A Cough, Cold or Sor

A Cough, Cold or Sore
Throat should be stopped. Neg
lect frequently results in an In.
durable Lang Disease or Consump-
ton. BROWNS BRONCHIAL.
1ROCHES are certain to qir4 re
Lefm asthma, Bronchitis. Couqhs
Cotasrh, Consumption and 1hroa,
Diseases. For thirty years the
Troches have been recommended
ey physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are Tot
new or untried, bn. having been
tested by wide and constant use
for nearly AL entire generation,
they haue attained well merited
tank among the few staple Iemed
les OF the age. Public speakers and
Ningefs use them to clear aud
strengthen the Voice. Sold at
twenty five cents a box every
where.
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MOthcrs. MOtherS!!
MOthers!!!

Are you disturbed az night ai.,i
broken OF Your rest by Il sirt
child suffering and crying with
the excrnciatlng pain of cutting
teeth Ii so, go at once and &c,
II bottle OF MRS. WINSLON,S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t viii.
relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
acknowledgement upon it thele
is no mistake about it. There is
not a mother on earth who has
ewes used it, who will not tell
you at once that it will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to til,
mother, and relief and health to
the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription of one OF
the oldest and best female pllysi
clans and nurses in the United
States. Sold every where. rs
cents a bottle.
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ghe Literary Revolution
Chanoe Of Base.

This very remarkable enter
prise continues to make such pro,
yress as to astonish its friends and
astonnd its enemies. Its greatly
increasing proportions have com
PEELED the removal Of its head
quarters from the Tribune Build
lug TO the very large and beantl
ful building. No. 7G4 Broadway,
which is in the very midst OF the
ssbook district OF New York City
and, therefore, of the publishing
enterprise Of the nation. This
building, though six stories i'll
height, % fee, front and 100 feet
deep. is sufficient only for the OH
ces and retail store of the Com
pany. The manufacturing is a
ried on in several large buildings
located in other parts of the city,
though it is contemplated concen
trating them soon in one immense
factory to be erected.
Their list OF recent and eaIly
forthcoming publications are cx
tremely interesting to all who en-
10y what is choicest in literature.
The Library Magazine is unique
in both form and character aud
altogether delightful in the rich
ness OF its contents. OF the books
announced. Green's larger "Histo
~ of the English People, reduced
from $40 to 81; Carlyle's 'Histo>
ry of the French Revolution,' re
duced to 40 cents: Carlyie's "He
roes and Hero Worship % cents
and the "Revised New Tesla
ment," which is promised to be
manufactured with rapidity here
tofore unheard of, will attract spe
cial attention. 1t is worth while
for every one who has not alteaay
seen it. to send and get the illus
ttated pamphlet. "Book Making
aud Type Setting by S:eam,'
which will be sent free upon al,
plication. Address. the American
Book Exchange, 764 Broadway,
New York.
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We rather admire the method
OF publishing delinquent Tax
Lists in TerreDOnne.
A paper that has been defunct
for 3 months, has no subscri-
bers, and is about forgotten is r.
suscitated for that purpose, which
will expire as soon as the publica
ton Is finished. Well, it is a
good idea, having no readers nc
one will know he is about to be
sold out, nor will there he any
purchasers. The sheriff of TeIrp
bonnie should take ont a patent.
He is entitled to one for it's origi>
nality, if for nothing else.
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State of Louisiana, Parish OF
La4Ourclne.

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
ID vested in me by law, I will proceed tc
sell at public auction. at the Court House
door of this Parish, within legal sale hours
On Saturday, the 2nd. day Of Apri'
4. D., 1881.
in accordance will, Section l, Of Act No. l01
of the General Assembly Of this State. ses
sion of 1880, the following described proper
ty forfeited and sold for delinquent taxes
and not redeemed, to-wit:
BRlNkLY, JOSEPH 80 acres land. de.
! scribed as lot 81. Sec. ~, T. g, s. Ii. % Z.
taxes due from 1876 20 1880 inclusive.
COCHRANE, ASA +, 1882 acres land left
bank of Bayou Lafourche. bounded BY
Bllliu. Caillonet, Taylor g. Co. taxes due
from 1874 to 1889 inclusive.
Mitchell. JOHN 1897. acres land neal
Bayou DIES Allemands Il bounded by nhnG
and Thibodaux, taxes due from 1874 to 1880,
inclusive.
MENARD & CHOPIN, $500 acres land,
left Bank Bayou Latourche and bounded
by R0ux and Floriant tract, taxes due from
1874 te 1880 inclusive.
NIXON, j. .. 1900 acres lald Sec. 96. w
OF 81 L. ii, 5. Il. l6 L. Sec. D, T. ID. ). r.
l6 T.. bounded by Billiu. (.aillouet and Tay-
W. ~ " " IN AJAX AlOul xott u lCOU ILL
elusive,
OWNERS. UNKNOWN $3.50 acres land.
left bank OF bayou Lafourche, bounded by
Bernard Ia Sanders, taxes from 1874 ia
| 1880.
PORCICA, JOSEPH l46 acres land. s. F.
fractional part of Sec. %, I. g, $. Il. 70 L
taxes from 1874 to 1891.
POTTER. JONATHAN $685. acres land
near Bayan des Allemands. bounded by
Roux and Legare, taxes from 1875 to 1880 =
PERES, EMANUEL EST. 1870 acres
land. left bank bayou Lafourche Baton ri
Ion. bounded by Boudreaux and Hebert.
taxes from 1874 to 1880 inclusive.
ROUX, FELIX 7244 acres land. near
bayou des Allemands, bounded by Flolian;
tract and LegarG, taxes FROM 1874 to 1889
inclusive.
SHEPPARD. w. Fl. 80 acres land. left
bank bayou Lafourche bounded BY Sanders
and Keefe, taxes from 1874 t. 1896.
SLlDEL. JOHN EST. l6O acres land. n,
w. ! Section. 80 7. Ii, s. K. Is e. taxes
from lS74to 1880 inclusive.
SLlDEL, JOHN EST. 639 acres land.
n. ! Sec. 81. $. J Sec. 80 4. Ia S. r. l6. r.
taxes from 1874 to 1880.
Terms of SaRe.-The above describ.
ed property having been once advertised
and offered for sale in accordance with law
and having Jailed to sell for the sum neces
sary to pay the amount due for taxes, costs
NC, 1t shall ut this second offering be sold
Tor what 1t will bring in CASH, without
limit, and the title he made to the purchas.
or rs provided in Sec. 2 Of said act.
THEOPHILE THfBODAUX.
Sheriff and Ex-Of6cio Tax Co,!ecto,.
Marcn. i2th. 1851. Lafourche
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UNQUEsTaOXABLE

The Herald, Detrol,, Mie!.
says OF Warmers Safe Liver alt.
Kidney Care: ''Its efficacy in Ii,
ney, liver. and urinary di>-as,s,
is SO fully acknowledged that i
is not worth the questioning. ISo.
aide decentralization we'll know.
citizens III public and private In,
are evidences strong enough {,
convince the most stubborn dc. Il
err"
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AGENTS AND CAEvAssERS.-
Make from S25 20 $50 per
week selling goods for E. u.
RlDEOUT i CO., 10 Barclay
Street, New York. Send for thei:
Catalogue and terms.
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Notice to Contra tOrs.

Office of the Local Board Of }
Swamp Land commissioners par :
ishes of LafOnl che and Terrebonne }
TMbulaux March 18th, 1881.
Bids will he received at this Office unit
April ). 1881, for cutting Il canal from Lake
Long to Bayou Jean LaCroix, i'll the Par
isll Of Ierrcboune, about seven miles in
length.
Also, to cut a canal, connecting Little
Coteau with bayou Folse. in the Parish OF
Lafou rche, about two miles i'll length.
For particulars inquire of
s. 7. GRISAMORE.
Secretary
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The water in the Bayou has
risen a couple of inches since last
Saturday.
The fail in the river has reach
Ell Vicksburg and Red River is
falling.
A decline in the Bayou will
probably be noticed in a few days.
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Lost OIL. Mfykuid.

A certain promissary note for t G sum Of
One Hundred AMI fifty dollars, drawn by
&c. Bernard to his own order and by him
self endorsed Of date Eth. September 1880,
u lat. March 1881 aud payable at the
Clerks office of this Parish, and secured by
mortgage rs per act betore Emile l.. LIE.
Blanc, Deputy Clerk md ex-ofici0 Notary
Public, with which it is identificd.1
j. ID. MACHADO.
Thibodaux, La, February y, 1881.
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The Local Board of swamp
Land Directors met Gu last mOn
day, all members, present. The
Board decided to receive bids for
the completion of the canal com
menced by tho Newton Dredge
Boat company, and also for the
cutting of IL canal from Bayou Co
teau to Bayou Folse.
See advertisement III another
column.
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When You feel IA cough or
bronchial affection creepingon the
lungs, take Ay"i's Cherry Pecto
raj, and cure it before it becomes
iucurable.