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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-23
A DastardIy Business.

OF all the underhanded and villainous
methods Of making trouble in families,
says the Bodie Free Press. is thai OF writ
ing anonymous letters. There is some one
or more persons in Bodie engaged IN TINS
despicable business, several instances nav
ing recently been brought to the attention
~ the Free Press. If any one has any
thing to say that is worth saying, let him
sav Il face to face, or sign his letters with
his own name. A contrary course may yet
lead 20 a coat Of tar and feathers, or worse.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-23

H. Kayser has disposed Of his entire
clothing business, and requests all persons
indebted to him to make immediate pay
ment. and those having bills against him
are raonested to present them, as he Is
das;rons of settling up his entire affairs
by the 10th Of next month. See his ad-
varfisament.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-23
r. q p, PASSENGER TRAVEL.
Hotel Arrivals.

Parker Houses. Pedell. Wales Con.
mine; r. Bailey, Diamond; J. H. satter.
city.
Jackson House-W. ]. Tuska, Virginia;
H. Krause, Silver Reef. Utah J. Carne.
Austin; @. W. II. Budden, Reno; w. l..
Mckee, Phoebe.
Turner House-H. Storey, city; T. O..
Snow, Boston; ]. Knaresborough, Con-
molly mine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-23
A Valuable Prsaent.

before leaving Austin Superintendent
saias presented TO Mr.. Curran, second
~ Of the Albion Club. . chunk Of
,on manhattan ore, which II reduced
s sSaio, according to estimates. yield from
~ ~ !. 70 Nv. The clever ball tosser is proud
nna ~ bonanza, and intends to make ii q
n nSulsus Tor a cabinet to hand down to his
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-23

DR.. A. @. Bishop has removed his ONCE
from the CLARK building to WinzeAs new
brick. on South Main street, doors
shnvs the Eureka Opera House. When II
- al m tbe Doctor will have one OF the
nsatest and coolest offices In town.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-23

EDhsHAA mhNsAo IN
Some Mention of the Richmond,
Ruby.Dunderberg and Eureka
silver.
The London Mining Journal Of June A
is at hand. 1t contains this reference to
Eureka mines:
RICHMOND.
The usual telegram from the mine at Eu-
reka, Nevada, states that the weeks run
was $45, 900, from GAO tons Of ore. During
the week the refinery produced dore bars
to the value Of $4,000. The furnaces
are hui down. The manager MAY III
reports that there is no change to mention
in any of the chambers; they are all look
ing about the same, and turning out aver
age grade ore. They have resumed sink
ing the main shaft and their intention
now is to sink at least 200 feet before be-
ginning to drift.
RUBY-DUNDERBERG.
The weekly telegram again reports an
increased output $3.50 tons), which gives
confidence to the opinion that the mines
are only now getting into q really produc-
tive condition, the output heretofore being
only the incidental one to carrying on the
great developments which have been made.
The furnace has done good work, $50 ton
OF ore; value S11 500, Eureka standards.
The weeks detailed mining report shows
good progress in drifting, etc., and it is
hoped that the shareholders may now look
forward with confidence to an Immediately
prosperous and lucrative future.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-23
M. Ii. bartlett

Has the most complete wholesale liquor
and cigar, establishment on the coast, and
the only one in Eureka. He buys his
goods in the East, and is prepared to fur
nish the trade at San Francisco prices. \
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-23

Messrs. Morris Il Levy yesterday re-
ceived a large amount OF BRUSSELS rn s.d p
try and three-ply carpetings' Ine pS'e aroat
are very pretty. They siso tha ladies'.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-23

Asssrs. franklin a Co. have the finest
rssul.ment Of carpets ever brought to this
nsiaas md sell them at astonishingly low
psssos. a and examine the various
s-"sins' No trouble to show goods. n
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ys sU Early and secure bargains ct the San
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-23
srocx SALES.

.uc,sco stock Exchange.
MORNING. BOARD.
1916 ophiFmrs l2s II l2.oo
S6O Gould 4 Curfy-IHT
S ss0 Best & Belcher-,o "a i' Ie,c
90 SSV Galitornia-l63c lou io'c
a ao Ssvaoe-365c 370c
,SSS Con Virginia-3''e % 'f"
10 Chollar-24 oos
10 Potosi-330c 500 - , ,n. AZ.
.a tsO' p~oiut-26jc 270c
zen Yellow Jacket-5s
Gl5 Imperial-20c
S30 Kentuck-25
"a Alpha-3t 3hsl0
on pelcher-330c $500
- Confidence "A
40 s Nevads-l5s i2f
a. Utah-119 lls.
ga Bullion-l45c u
9 o9O Exchequer-140c l3'a
9M Oyerman-lilc
"a ,Justice-95c
10 Seq Belcher-1
ss0 Union-l3s 10
* AIta-23 37Oc
~, 9 Julia-5Oc
50o .,aledonia-4Oc
i ~ : Hill-35a
,so Andes-215c
IN scorpion-1S0c
~ ~ Iadv Washington zoe
M Nav York-15c
e eS Renton-95c
-, 20 Sisrra-14
5 50 n Tx Utah Hoe l05e
9 N New Wells Fargo Doc
AFTERNOON BOARD.
o.. "a.
GOO BelmCnt-oye
40 n Belle 20
5 Manhattan
40 G frlze- ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-23

A bill has passed the Pennsylvania Leg
islature providing for a pension ior s .re
veterans OF the Mexican war. i me-
about 600 in the State, and the es'lma'su
expense 10 $4,000.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-23

IMPORTED cigars, finest brands kept by
Davidson at the p. o. Cigar Stand.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-23
CLOSING NOTICE.

WE. TIE UNDERSIGNED. BARRIERS OF
w Eureka, respectfully inform our Gus
toners that WI have agreed to close our places
Of business EVERY SUNDAY at the hour Of
O'Clock, sharp, beginning n~extSunday. June 10.
MATT. SCHATZLEIN,
HENRY CASEY,
jel7 In RoBERY BERRY.
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THANKS.

We thank our customers for their past pat
ronage, and hope they will continue to favor
us. We will try and merit 1t.
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Will confer q favor on us aud save on theiI
purses by giving us q call before making q
purchase elsewhere. as they can easily discern
the difference between our prices and those OF
our competitors.
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GENTLE e N

Will also hnd 1t to their ad vantage to purchase
their furnishing goods from us, as our prices
are lower than the lowest.
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
Memorial and Argumentatve Appeal in Behalf
OF the Survivors of AndeI sonville and other
Southern Military Prisons.

Ii is historical fact that in the early part of 1864
shortly after the battles III the Wilderness certain bg
oclais OF the Federal Government decided was more
economical 10 stop the exchange of prisoners war EN-
tirely
This policy of was understood to be based
on the following facts
That soldier counted for more the Confederate armv
then acting on the defensive; that many of the Ander-
sonve prisoners whose service had al
ready expired that all of them disabled by starya-
ton ana exposure and unfit for further Service while
every confederate able bodied and n the war
hat an exchange would have been gratutous
eng OF The armies of the Conederacy which at the same
time would have prevented the prisoners held by the South
from ialllng into the hands of Sherman.
August 4th, 1894, General Grant telegraphed to Gen
butter lt Is hard held in southern prisons
not 10 exchange them but is humane those left in
the ranks TO light our battles If we now commence a
system OF exchange which berates all prisoners taken
we VIII nave to fight till the whole South is exter
minated II we hold those captured they count for more
than dead men,
In accordance with General Grants opinion General
Butler then wrote letter in reply TO Colonel Guilds pro
posals of exchange.
La his famous Lowell speech, Butler said In this
eer THESE questions OF exchange argued Justly as
think, not automatically, but obrusiyey and demon
stratyey not for the purpose of urherng an exchange
Oh prisoners but for the purpose of preventing and stop
ping the exchange and furnishing ground upon which
we could stand The men who lapguished at Ander-
sonyie and other Confederate prisons played in their
sulerngs and DEATH most essential part in the term
nation of the war.
or meeting IN the clash of infantry lines But as the vic
TINS OF policy dictated by the emergency of desperate
condition OF affairs their enfoi ced long hard
ships and suerngs made il possible the Union gen
erals and their armies TO decide the deploabe struggle so
much sooner and to terminate the existence of the Con-
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
THE SOLDIERS HOME.
An Appeal for Assistance for the institution.

The trustees Of hc soldiers Home in Massachusetts have
issued the following appeal in behalf OF the institution
they represent:
did more for Massachusetts For all that hath win he
IN explanation q their poverty il be remembered that
money more than sixty per though the
gold These men lost their best years for forming bGHcs SeG
% 1p on % n nef tS M bs m s sn sy 2ef@ men & mae "rm @
Others Is forever lost The onr National Homes
they iie FROM the state part Of The
Han are the only pride tina, fate has LEFT to broken
%e %o can a. S e he ere has m rsk ans m m % r S 81 nsa aa
II y no charity @ send him away some distant National Home
his historic to use Anrew glowing words M from
aIor ahd Of endshp meoe ae b
os blended To enshine the senseess emblem of victory
a n cdr S @ w ats the % and nac a
oay 10 days ana al ngh M that humble e For
New 9rs has esabhed sodrs Bone otbsr
n Re M0ms M has
ton incoherent which denied
soldiers Home for pairing men Who We're
owna twice as he bonds n n n @ @ ae m m n%@gh she
aecesded d. Il Il a Ia I9a Se a na % Roman os s per % ee had
because coraopt aghtug useless, and was
our feeble and destitute soldiers seventy
halls with joy coadlat9f
Home in At last q n
it, original cost and fully furnished the Hishland Pap o %
Powder Horn Hl Chelsea.
or the prssen and can be trebled in size They
maze this Soldiers Home monument of the States
grude TO soldiers 90 brave and citizens so beloved"
subscriptions gifts bequests earnestly solicited
neted nen m on F a
or or hs H o h
@ The ssssanGe saass 'GG
ali charitable and is respectfully by
the undersigned,
Dalton William Brown, Cyrus o. Emery John Mckay, jr,
Charles w wilcox William Gaston George Evans Edward
+ Raymond Andrew j. Bailey, Joseph r. Lowering ]. G. b..
Adams ks u w Cartwright, A. Hawes
Sargent President; James Z. Mech, Secretary.
The National tribune., 1881-04-01

Hundreds OF the letters receive
widows OF thoee who passed
mgy touchng and all paid pensions long
them express such gratitude the
below
The National tribune., 1881-04-01

WISHING to pay his friend a compliment ca..,.
remarked Il hear you have very industrious VIE "a
Yes replied the friend with melancholy smiIs sa;
Is never IDLE she always finds something for ma to da %
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
RocKvl1Lr, PINK Co, In, Fcb. q, 1881.
Mr.. O. r. LEMON

g. r. LEMON
DEAR SRi hereby inform you that pen
sioncheck 50
handling my claim
Yours with respect JOHN LODGE
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
LYoNs. v. 81. March Is. 1ssl.
MIR. LEMON

DEAR SIR return you my prosecuting
claim successful issue
for which much Obliged
Yours respectfully RODERICK s rEw ART.
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
KnYronr. n. u. Mnreh 2e, lssl.
GnoRaR y. LRMoN

DKAR have received pension agent check
my
ner In which you have prosecuted my claim.
Yours, respectfully, HENRY WILLIAMS.
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
Mr. N. IA. LYMnNt

DRAR SIR; write 10 inform m
money S73o 40 less the &l0
ms Accept sincere thanks.
ANDREW MoFADDEN.
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
UNApIltA, \. y, March ., 1881
MT. Lxxox

received my pension check
yoHf good work In getting II for thank yon
Yours, GEO. b. JORDAN.
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
PtAtSriELp, Wis, March "A, 1881
Mr.. LEMON

Accept getting me through much
labor, my pension money. received 1877.
Yours truly, ALHIC r. CHAMBERLIN.
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
PoY sLrrI, wAusnAnA 90, Wis. Feb. 9, 1881.

attorney only pension
agent
oess In getting money
Yours respectfully EDGAR G. BREWSTER
The National tribune., 1881-04-01

RAY, IND March is, 1851.
MR., LEMON
thank you very heartily getting me- labor m
pension money II came TO S700.
Yours truly, RBNwlCK j. JAMESON.
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
STAMFORD, vRRMovr, April i8, 1851.

GEO II. LEMON Attorney sc.
DEAR SIR. write that
log 81 month and have Just received
$7650 am very grateful you attorney securing th
money for
Yours respectfully J. p HALLER
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
CEDAR FALLS, WIS, April i, 1881.

DEAR SIR received drawn
what calls for sTa47 1 thank you very much.
Yours, etc, ALBERT WING.
The National tribune., 1881-04-01

r..
DxAR SIN: Accept heartfelt thanks getting my pen
sion money Igot 81, 1880
Very truly yours, RUFUS w. PARKS.
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
AUGUSTA, KAs., March q, 1881.
Gpo. Y. LHMoN, Eso .

BEAR SIR in receipt certificate
month also voucher for @ back Accept many
thanks for your management of my
Yours respectfully, DENNIS FITZPATRICK.
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
DESvRR, Mo, March %, lss.
GEO. u. LKMor

DRAR SIR This to Inform you my pension
money, s7S455. Please accept many thanks.
Very truly JOSEPH a FRAZER.
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
ELMIRA, n. Y, April ., 1881.
GEo. Z. LEMON ESQ. /:

DEAR SIR: return thanks
pension money, which came TO $1,000
Yours truly SARAH J. STRONG.
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
NILLvILLE, N. j., March q, 1851.
Mr.. LEMON T:

DaAa sIR have received sao money thanks your
able efforts attorney.
Your friend, JAMES PEDIT.
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
FINE, sr. LAWRENCE Co, N. Y, Marc

6Bo. LRMos, Esq:
DEAR SIR: have to inform that
money through your kind aud able efforts
Yours very truly,
VIM r. MILLER.
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
NoarH CuEMuNe, n. ", March %, 1881.
Ma. LEMON :

truly untiring efforts
my pension money received $73i5S.
Yours with thanks, Mrs AIRS SCOTT.
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
MosrounsvrrLE Pa, March %, 1881

M LEMON:
DEAR SIR For the pension have $4
please accept grateful thanks
Respectfully, PETER b. BUBB.
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
NroEDAH, Wis, March 2s, 1881.
@. Z. LEMON. ESQ. ,

DRAR have received pension money right
thank cordially fol M
Yours respectfully,
II. L NYE.
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
DALLAS, rExAs, March 20, 1881.

Capt LEhoS:
DEAR sIR have received this day pension 81
4ceAo7 1 thank you very gratefully my attorney.
Yours, &C.,
U "
The National tribune., 1881-04-01

OooNTo. vs.. Mareh N, ssl.
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
JOHN F. TAYLOR.
CouDERsroRr, POTTER Co, Pa,


You got my pension money Sl 1855 90 and sha
feel deeply grateful for services attorney
Your wATmest friend
FRANCIS B, MCNAMARA.
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
Money for Soldiers.

Money for Soldiers
Hnndfcds soldiers and the
wlovs of thoee who have passed into the other life are exceed
ngiy touching paid pensions long due
them express such gratitude Government How
many happy happy homes have been
~ below
PLAtSrlELp, WIS. March a. lssf
Accept getting me- through much
Yours truly, ALRio i. CHAMBERLAIN.
oooxro, Wis. March Al, 1881.
charged working 70 g get It for
ANDREW MoFADDEN.
UNAprlrA, n ", March 28 1881
ys % s.sa E; some me 1f .a ~ for
Lyons, N. ", March rs, 1851
I % e as y an"As ese eF
yours resp Sect @aS Sosea % yoEToprRIoK STEWART
KKYroRr n. j., Mureh rs 1881
&, have check
nsr in y. which you haze prosecuted my claim
MnLvILLE NJ T., March 2s, 1851
SIN have received s pension thanks your
Your friend JAMES PEDIT
DEsvSR No. March %, 1851
% 3 "s,% gss I'M my pension
srDewIoK, KAs- March 2s 1881
accept heartfelt thanks getting my pen
''0' 'SgTs' Very truly w Yours RUFUS W PARKS
North CHEMuNe, n. Y. March 81 1891
~ P.a sn nony sa asesPsd qy 81 s
Yours with thanks MRS. AIRS SCOTT
NroEDAH WIS. March rs 1881.
thank you cordially for your valuable work
II. L, NYE.
MosTouRsyILLE, Pa. March %, 1851
DnAa For the you have me $s4
Respectfully PETER B. BUBB
AUGUSTA, KAs, March 27. 1881
ssnS
anks Yours @ yesp Of my yESS rIrzpArRrcK
Por sIPPI, wAusuARA Co. WIS, Feb. O. 1881
attorney fee Of only so pension
Yours rs rsspectfaliy pee i'0A'' EDGAR G BREWSTER
FINE sr. LAwRENcE 90, N " March 80 1881
through your efforts for ne
VIM p. MILLER
ELMIRA n. " April . 1881
K.
DEAR SIB; return thanks ny
pension money, which came TO $l,309
Yours truly, SARAH j. STRONG
CEDAR FALLS, Wis. April l. 1881
Mn q. E.
Rs4a s ra As ey ~ ssq and
Yours etc. ALBERT WING.
DALLAS, TExAs, March % 1881
Sapt LEhoS;
DRAB have day my pension check for
scSo7 thank you very gratefully as my attorney.
Yours, &C.,
JOHN f. TAYLOR
The National tribune., 1881-04-01

DALLAS CRY, HANCOCK Co, Ill, March 80, lss.
DEAR SR have received srst pension
2 ana thank you very much for services getting
&P
Very respectfully, LEONARD HARTENsTEIN
The National tribune., 1881-04-01

- KANSAS City, Mo- March 81, 1881.
have receved my pensoncheck for s4 You for
yonr labor In getting the same for 80 -
Your ohedient servant,
THos. N. HUMEs
The National tribune., 1881-04-01
WEsT UNIoN, FAYRTrK 90. Iowa.


DEAR SIR; return you my sincere regards for gett
much work, my pension money recC ved Al, ,64I. ST.
ELIZABETH NJ CANE
The National tribune., 1881-04-01

Mr.. g. E. LEMON:
= DHAR SIR Many thanks 10 you for getting ella
money has been receives-$703 93.
Yours truly, JOS. La
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Civil District Court, Division D. for the
Parish OF Orleans.
Succession of late Marie Y. Lefort borr
Iitre No. 1916.
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Sherltf's Office, Parish ofLafourche.

Ny VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
Ab OF. date April 18TH. 1881, to me direct
ed by the Honorable the Civil Distric,
Court, Division ID. for the Parish of Or
leans in the above entitled and numbered
succession, | will offer for sale at public
auction pnrsuant to law to the last and
highest bidder at the Court House in the
Town of ihibodaax on Saturday the Ilth,
day of June 1881, between the hours of II
O'Clock A. II. and 4 O'Clock p. N. the fol.
lowing descrIbatt property pointed out to
me by VIM. T. Price, Testamentary Exec,k
tor as belonging to said Succession to- VIII
To-. a certain tract Of land situated in
this Parish on the right bank Of Rayeu
Latourclle, at about four miles below the
Town OF lhiboduuN, measuring two ar.
pents AND twenty feet more or less front Ly
forty arpents tn depth, bounded above by
lands OF AfIlstead and DAVIS and below
oJy lands o Guiiiaame LIrette, the lateral
lines opening as they recciie from the Bav-
III fiogctler with all the buiidines and
improvements thereon.
iSee &. b: n. Is. p. I'LL
20 A. certain tract of land situated on
the lett Bank Of the Bayou Lafourch,, and
twenty arpegts back troln the hank of said
bayon. at about forty [4oI miles below the
Town OF Ililbodanx measuring III orpents
more or less front by twenty arpents 81,
depth bounded above by land of Mistress
Observation-Disclosures on the front by land Of
Pani Letort and below by those now and
formerly belonging to Froncisco p. PARA.
together with all the buildings and improve
Inents thereon, rights, ways. privileges and
servltudes to the said tract of lands he
longing.
mere IS q privilege granted to the tract
OF land herein mentioned of a space of
thlrfy feet wide from the public road on
the Bayou Bank and on the twenty arnents
depth fronting the said tract for the mr.
pose OF cutting a ditch or making a road at
the option of the purchaser, also a RIGHT
lor the owner or owners of the front proi1er
fy TO drain their land i'll the canal now ey-
lsting on the property.
tsee c. B. II. I9, p. 49S.)
One cart. one pitch fork, one shot run
one COW, one lot of bricks.
Terms and conditions of sale cash on the
spot III United States Treasury Notes.
The Taxes due and exlgib!e il 1881 to be.
paid by the purchaser.
May 9TH. 1881.
THE0PHILE THIBoDAUx.
Sheriff.
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isavais frissonne. II Ia suivait
dun long regard, ct dams ses
yeux i'avais VII plus que ce regret
lanai dune separation depuis
l~ongtemps pr6yue sans doute,
.javais WI une expression de de.
sesl,olr.
Je n'ignorais pas quill existait
QuelqueS images dams Il menage
dc mon heaupere, qu'il wyatt
presQue ASSORTMENT s9para de
son tpouse. ct Que, sa tille uni
cue partie, il alier roster bien
seul, bien dGSol6 dams SOL ;nte
rieur sans affections /; mails, e.gois-
te CONNIE tout a%noureuX y6rita
hle, ie n'ayais point vouln alrGter
Ii mon attention, CT avee un sou
r-re, j'ayais a~eceuiIli ses adieux,
ct ceux de ma belle acre.
II iaoIatrait sa file ct elle-ia&me
adoIait son pe1e. Aui ayait-il que!
qurtois fait confidence de SEES
GRANTEES, mi await il mcntre l'Gteu
due DC NJ 00ni-u-. On. certaine
menb n,.n! E5:e ne I.eu5 point
4altta, gar!qae violent que tut
son aino,I pour mO!---
Il CoatiaueF
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Jsai l:hoNaenr dc. me presenter
aMc bieayeiitants leoteWr dH yooit de
pses arentures.
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SUCCESSION OF ANNIE LYALL. DE
CEASED WIFE OF b. ~PENOUILLE
NC. 10.2 pRORATES.
Twentieth judicial District CourI.

Twentieth judicial District Court.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA.-Parish of La
~ tourche. Whereas Marcelin Foret ad.
ministrator Of the above succession has this
day rendered d tinal account OF his adj
m1nistHation and praying the I~lomologation
OF the aanc.
Now, Therefore the parties interested. are
hereby notified to produce in this office,
within ten days following the publication
OF the present Notice, such objections as
they nay have against the hoIn3Iogatlon Of
said account. otherwise the Same shall he
approved ANA homVlogated according to
law.
So Witness my hand and the inn
}L.>. fmess,of the seal Of ny %etlice, this
w } Ith. day of May A. u. 1881.
J. W. KNOBLOCIr. Clerk.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-05-28

AICAiO AVN iSo CllOScS pDSSiulcS VIC
ce monde.
Evidemment l'ivresse dams la
quelle m'avait plonge cette absin>
the. bue la veills avec lsAme,i
cain, persistait dams mon cerveau,
deja depuis lonytemps tenailI6
par de bien' cruclies angoisses, ct
produ!sait Ell moi nn etat singu
lier. douloureuX, mails neanmoins
rempll dun charme af'renx une
sorte lie deiire ,ranQuille, une
folie callne. Tons mes nerfs, viole-
ment excites par la pernicieuse
bolson, vibraient encore, pour ain
81 dire, ct communlunaient Il tout
mon ere Il activite de pensees
incroyable, qui Sc manitestalt par
an devergondage insense d1imagi-
nation.
Devant moi defiaient les der
n!ers evenement de ma vie des
sourires gros de larmes, des bal
sers d'amonr ct des rougenrs
de homie, du honheur d plejnes
mains ct des tacles ineffacabIes
d'infamuie e.
Eft les plus petits details de ce
passe recent m'appa:aissait ; ct a
chaque minute, en- meme temps
me revenait cette pensee:
Celia a etc ainsi. Et puis
apres ?. -.apres ?...qu'y aura-t.il
apres g..
Et je voyais d'horibles cho-
C'etait d'abora le jour de- mon
marlage.---Je venais de traver
l'egllse au milleu DIES mulmu
res d'admiration, au milieu des
souhaits de tous. La ceremouie
etait terminee. Jsemportais ma
femme Ellie etait a moi, tout 4
moi Pnis dams ma joie, tout a
coup ltayais regard6 son peere. Ell