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Mnannerade BaII.

The Nonpareil Assooiauon's masque'
rade bail, given in WebSter's Dancing
Academy, last night, was largely at,
tended. The grand march, participated
in by Sc couples, was led by Howard
Il. Hazel and wife, followed BY James
j, Riley and Miss Collins, George }.
Kopp and Miss Davidson, Michael Riley
and Miss Sophie BIakeley and George
u, Smith and Miss Furl. This psrtici-
pants, clad in unique costume, and
headed by the Washington Grays Band,
20 pieces, Leander 8. Gould leader, left
ths Fame Hose Engine House at $50
O'Clock and marched to the ball room,
where dancing was continued untll
morning had far advanced. The Wash
ipgton Grays Band came down from
Philadelphia on the evening train, and
were given a supper at stoeekle's sa,
loon. At the conclusion Of the repas'
The Fame Hose Company was rendered
a serenade.
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receive his vote because, to the best of
his knowledge, a U. s. statute had
been passed prohibiting deserters
voting.
Cross examined-Heard no disputs
as to the correctness Of Tyres decision:
saw no Federal or State statutes about
the polling place; heard some ons say
the disability had been removed and
Surgesou was entitled to vote.
deorgs Camperson, Republican AS
sistant Inspector, lsmemb bered the cir
cumstsnces the majority of election
officers told Ferguson he could not
vote considered the question fifteen
minutes did not think he had any
right 10 vote would have studied over
the matter ten years before allowing
him to vote.
James Canning testified that he was
Democratic clerk Of the election board
heard Mr.. Tyre tell Furge on that Il he
could prove his right 10 vote he would
take it.
samuel C. Pierce, sworn-Was as
3istant inspector ny opinion was that
FurCeson had right to vote g. long as
the contrary was not proved | was
not willing to refuse Furge3on'5 vote
on the mere rumor that he was a de-
sertsr the majority we're not long
deciding not TO take the vote.
James Tyre, the Republican clerk of
the board, was sworn, but he offered
no new testimony.
At this juucture, it being 6 o'clock,
the court ordered an adjournment un-
til 10 s'olOck Thursday morning.
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able the Court has expressed, in all
such cases hereafter, not only the grand
jury, bat all Christians will give earn
est thanks. And to the end that this
despised reviler Of religion mey ho'
again deal out this impiOus rhetoric in
our city, with impuQity, the grand Ju-
ry reoon mend that the city authon
ties be requested to prevent his pubh'
appearance here, in future, In the char
acter Of arch blsspheiner and reviler OF
God and religion. Let him be taught
that in Delaware blssphemy is crime
aud as such will be punished by line
aud imprisonment.
CONCLUSION.
Ia conclusion the grand jury would
make pleasant recog ognition OF the tact
tua. its duties have been simpllhsd 8nd
tacilttated by the lucid charges OF tie
Court, and the chsertuliy rendered a.
sistance of the abls Attornsy-Genernl
and his courteous deputy for all which
It desires 10 return thanks.
On behalf Of tia grand jury,
HENRY ECEEJ, Foreman.
CSLUNBUs WATKINS, Secretary.
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A Musieal Feast.

The Philharmonic Society, last night
gave the third concert of its seventh
season. The attendance was very large
The music was furnished by the Ring
gold Band, Of Reading. The band mum
bers twenty-tour musicians and is an
der the leadership of Mr.. Joseph Win
ters. TIE music was selected with
care and was rendered with excellence
The large aud eDce never lost its inter
eat but enthusiastically applsuded all
the selections. Wilmington has not
been honored with such good music FOL
some time and the Philharmonic socle'
ty deserves thanks for the enjoy able
entertainment afforded its frieads
Aside from the selections rendered by
the band, cornst solos by A. a: H'ot
and clarinet solos BY Thee. A. Breezy
were much appreciated
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10

Il. L. Janney's, 303 King street, Is
the sure place to get your potatoes,
cusraoteed clear OF frost. Prime stock
OF all varieties. A special lot Of pota'
toes for bakers use. Apples and fruit
Of all kinds at reasonable prices.
Notice.
The hard weather has been very Sc
we're on roofs, and James +. Wood y
Co, metal rooiers, request their Gus
toners and others to send their orders
in early, to insure their work done
promptly, as the weather moderates.
Dr. sInMs' white PuimOnic
BntBam,
tha famous lung remedy, the far famed
throat medicine, the celebrated proven
tive OF the inroads of consumption, 81
cents and 81. Sold by dealers and a.
main depot, Fourth and King streets
PLi.a., 602 Arch street.
Flour, FIOur, Flour.
II is fac. that you can gat the bes
four at McCsrtpsy's, No. West Tenth
street.
POt&r0eBs
Two car loads of Early Rose potatoes
1000 bushels, for sale by Carr 4 Co.
Fourth and King streets.
The Twin spring Fed.
elastic, durable, cheap ; So to 81; casl
or weekly payments. l2l Market st.
Nmeltz d Co. will sell you Rose, Bur
banks, Snowflake or Peerless potatoes
lower than any other dealer in Viii
mington. Also plenty good apples low
No. IL East Fourth street.
Changeable atmospheres produces ir
ritable throat and bronchial affection
DOMESTIC CoUeH SYRvp will give instan
relief. West End Pharmacy, Seventh
aud Jefferson streets.
Wooley's SAlve, Universal Salvs
Hieskels Ointment, Trausk's Magnetic
Ointment and Swayne's Ointment, fo
sale by J. H. Hartman, Druggist, Fiftl
and Poplar streets.
Whitoomb's Asthma Remedy, 70
rose cold, hay fever and asthma. Sole
by Taylor 4 Fullerton, No. 302 KIM
street.
If you want to save money, time anc
trouble, 60 to Smoltz 4 Co. for you
potatoes, and you will get them fres o
frost. No. l3 East Fourth street.
"Ingersollism Brought Face to Fac
with Christianity" by Rev. J. u
Caldwell, D. D., sold by James Il Webb
224 Market street.
Just arrived, two thousand bushel Q
potatoes, which we intend to sell low
Smeltz & Co., 13 East Fourth street.
New gravel and plastic slate root
put on and repaired by 4. Mitchell
jr., $40 West Front street
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NEW ADVERTISEdENTS.
PHILADELPHIA
Confectionery G. Bakery.

The cnly Complete Order House on the
European plan In wilmington, Del.
loo cream and water ice In all hayors, at
Philadelphia prices SRecaIty IN hne nned cake Ike
nriyate families bread, cake, pies ana pas-
ttry, Also dishes and cutlery. furnished tor
ali nublic and private gatherings. Tea bis.
cuit and Vienna rolls baked every afternoon.
Treso bread and breakfast rolls at 8 O'Clock
in ire morning. Country orders solicite..
and prompt attended 10; A SFaeIs W, snTa
ton, Del. iepoot
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NE W n SUnMARY.
DsfaHItin< TFeasRrer-ChApter
OF fAesidenes-Other Items OrGzs
ter6Ba.

A DefaHItinx TFeasRrer-Chapter~
Of fAesidenes-Other Items off
tereSt.
A letter has been received in Lewis
ton, Maine, from swan, the defaultiDg
Treasurer OF that town, contessing his
guilt. The letter, which Is dated To-
ledo, Ohio, Sontesses that the writer is
a deiaulter to the town for about sl07G
and that he has raised $3.50 on his
personal notes, given by him to persons
who thought they we're receiving the
towns notes. He was led into his en-
be2zlsments by stock operations
He was sent TO his bOndsmsn, for their
protection, assignments Of his proper
".
John TerWillinger was fro2an to
death in the woods near Rondoat, New
York, few days ago. Alice Coyle,
aged lG years, WAS drowned by break
ing through the ice on the river at
Warren, Rhode Island, on Tuesday
night. Her body was rot discovered.
A YOung man, who was drawing her
along on sled, also broke through,
bat was rescued. Charles s. Will,
lately Of Penn Manor, was drowned in
the Delaware river, opposite Borden
town, on Monday night. His body has
been recovered,
Work has been suspended on the
hrst one hundred miles of the Canadian
Pacific Railway west Of Winnipeg, but
it is believed the suspension is only
temporary, being ocCaSioned by the
transfer of the construction Of the road
from the Government to the Syndicate,
which takes place this month,
Five persons in the county jail at
Sunbury, Pennsylvania, escaped yes.
terdAy morning, after giving the keep
or a severe beating. Their names are
, John Morris, Thomas Johnson, James
Keenan,, William Duffy and George
, Hunt, and all are charged with bur-
glary.
In the L. s. Court 81 Richmond, Va.
yesterday, Judge Bond denied the petit
ton for a pOstpon.ment of the sale Of
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad for ninety days, and confirmed
the previous order Of the Court for the
sale OF the road on the 10 inst, to-
day..
A collision occurred between q pas
ssnger train and construction train
on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
near Psna, Illinois, on Tuesday even-
ing, by which three laborers were
killed and nine severely injured.
After careful examination by We
torinary surgeons, under the direction
Of the Agricultural Department, the
fatal cattle disease IN Taylor county,
Iowa. pronounced lot to be the pletirO
pneumonia.
The population Of the State Of Penn
Eylvania is 4 262. 7s6, of whom 2,l46,-
l51 are females, 1888 foreign born,
and 81, $50 colored.
The population of the Territory Of
Arizona is 40, AL, Of which Il, 239 are
females, IL, 022 foreign borne and 1903
o0lored.
The Legislature Of Nebraska has
passed Joint resolution expressing
sympathy for the Irish people.
Prof. Hbbard, Of the Diamond
Course, reads to night his masterpiece,
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Tho WeaCher,

War Department, Office OF the Chiel
6gua! Officer, Washington, Feb. lO--l
4. u.
Indications for Thursday-For the
Middle Atlantic states, warmer, cloudy
and rainy weather, easterly winds
veeripg to southerly, and falling ba'
rnrnEihH.
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A GARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors ant
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood, ETC., Will sent
you a recipe that viii cnre you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov
cred by a missionary In South America
Send q selfaddresssd envelope to the RSv
JOSEPH T. lNMAH. station r., New Yori
Oity. Nb'lyw
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
s,,,.og1nc YMcrmometor

At the RKPuBmcAE office, on Thursday
morning, Feb. 10:
7 o's,ock, ~ O'Clock, IL o'clock,
490 b2C 930
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List of sales.

FED,
- II, Al Hosstnger. Newark.
" IA, +. W. Clement, ChrtStlana Hid.
" II, q. W. Coyle, Brandywine HID.
II. Eugene Rogers, New Nastle HID.
II, :. IL. Pierce, Brandywine HID.
Is, l. W. Stidham Il Son, city.
" Ii, Ada Burris. New Castle Ad.
" l9, Bishop Becker, city.
" q, A. Vandegrift, st. Georges HID.
" ". J Curtis CLARK. NGw CASTLE HID.
" 70, ID. W. Caskey, Peneader HID.
" "A, M. Spence, Christiana HID.
"a, John Laughed, Brsndywine HID.
" "A, VIM. Richardson, M. q. Hd.
rs, Anna Hopes,
" 2s Haylett Property, Mill Greek HID.
" rs, Il. s. Fraphagsn, W. G. Greek HID.
Mch s, Mr.. Hobson, Ohristiana Hid.
", Margaret Palmer, Christiana HID.
~ Is, Ann Bees0n, Brandywine lid,
a, George Whitfield, New Castle.
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LEVY CUURT.

Ala, Of County Treasurer,
',n,ty COLLECTORS. ErNn,ees OF
,n~ rSor and Jsli Physicians Tor
Isbi
r1s Lsvy Court met yesterday after
,,." At 3 O'clock, and Immediately pro-
"s.1s3 TO the election Of county officers,
IN. follos ing being elected
Coupty Tre&surer-Wm. Herbert.
.,,ornev for the Court--George Gray.
Jul Physician-Dr. John J. Black
COLLECTORS.
William l.. Wilson.
wilmington, North Distriot--William
Eype. n,,, ch,.,a,
Il. D. Bedford.
CLri.tisna-Samuel Killgore.
Mil Crgek-Benj njamin Gregg.
Nav Castle Thomas c. Morrison
Rcd L;ou-John A, Clesver.
waite Clay Cresk-Uriah s. Wier'
.ncader-WilliSm R. Rees.
81. Georges-Purnal J. Lynch.
Apnoo uinimink-Richard +. Hanson
Black bird-Walter B. Reynolds
rRUsTEBs OF THE POOR.
BrandyWine-ThOmas g. Bird.
Wnmington-Ailton Lackey, DAME
Far!a.
Christisua-J. Poulson Armstrong
Rod Lion-Albert II. Silver.
White Clay Creek-James II. Kay.
St Georges-COlumbus Watkins.
BsjNtf of the Court and Janitor OF th'
Bull liing-Thonas B. Smith.
Ni2ht WatchmSu-John N. Enos.
Fifsman-James NCSorley.
Keeper Of Clock-Wi'son sCrafton;
william Herbert, George Gray, DR.
John ]. Black, Samuel Killgore, VIM
r. Rees and John NJ. Enos each recsiv
ed seven votes. Thomas b. Smith re
reiyed a unanimous vote for bsilltf an
iauitOr,
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Tx sx.w aud ice which have been

MN sxsv aud ice which have been
u.an,lly and rapidly disappearing
p the streets this week received
|. ,.,h.r rapid impetus last night and
4 1,v and there is just little danger
~ damage from high water and foods
%. wonla rather sec the snow and Ice
|ais,ppear gradually even If it took a
~osk or two longer. But then We are
not the weather bosses and We must
;rst take the ice, ,snow, rain, slash and
mud as we find them.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10

7, rxsLrTBn the code OF Judge
vrcb should supercede the statutes OF
Da,,xare as it was intimstea would be
,ba case in the report Of the Grand
1nrv referring to the Neil rape case,
how far guilty would the Grand Jury
T.. 6r The introduction Of suoh code
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
BLAsPHENY.

The incisive and well.timed declara
tions Of the Honorable the Chief Justice
in his instructive charge delivered al
the opening Of this court, upon bias
phemy, has set in motion train ol
thought that will arouse this commu-
nifty to sense Of the great wrong done
to the Christian religion by the pub
lie tolerance Of any peripetstio inhdel--
however eloe uent or fluent hemay be
in his efforts to scott at holy things.
and deride the name and character OF
God, whom the people adore and wsr-
ship.
Theaudacity with which the notorious
blasphemsr, known as Robert G. lngerF
soil, recently announced his purposes
to lecture In this city, on inddelity,
has NO parallel in the habits Of respeo'
table vagAbondism. Practically he
therein proposes to destroy the sane
tity and comforting influences of the
Sabbath to undermine tAe assurance
Of faith and hope, the very pillars up
on which religion rests; to spread broad,
east among us people happy in the
promises OF the Bible, blank, fearful
doubt; to extinguish every ray Of ligh,
that may shine upon the trusting
Christians path of life, In death, ever
TO the souls eternal rest.
For the assuI anos OF prompt and ex
smplary punishment which the honor
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10

Prof. Hjbbsrd, Of the Diamond
Course, reads to night his masterpiece,
Poe's "Bslls." His unparalleled ren-
di.ion Of this popular poem alone will
repay all who hear him.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
SPECIAL NJ EN- TION.
HsotatOeH nud traits.

Il. L. Janney's, 303 King street, is
the sure place to get your potatoes,
gusrauteed clear of frost. Prime stock
OF all varieties. A special lot Of pota-
toes for bakers use. Apples and fruit
Of all kinds at reasonable prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10

vided In their wards and solitary cells
with all the appliances Of health, COM
fort and cheerfulness, which an INTEL
gent Christian community could be-
stow.
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7 TENTATIVE DE vOL.-Il va au
iourd'hui buit jours, un blanc du
non dc Robert Wade. un cx-em
yaoy6 sur la ligne Morgan aux ell
sirons du Bayou B@uf, est entire
nuitamment dams la residence de
Mr. Joe Leblanc, agent 4 la sta
ton du Lafourche Crossing. LIE
bfuit quill a fait en- levant lie
chassis dune fenetre ct ensuite
pour p4netrer dams Ia maison a
6relll6 les personnes qui y dor
maient. A la sue do Get indivitlu,
Eta aleur appel. les employees Gu
,Boalin & riZ Sout accourus ct sc
sont empares dc ce sonnage, ,l'ou
conduit immediatenent a Thibo- :
daax, ct loga. dans la prison tie la
psroisse, Oh il restera, sans ancun
doute, jusqn'a Ii prochaine ses
son crimineiie de la conr,
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Fo1RE.-La cloture de la Foirc
doun6e, par les DANES de la pa.
roisse, dams le pare de !'Eglise St
joseph Q en- lieu dams Ia mutt de
dInanche dernier. Dams la soiree
4 foule etait no,nbreuse ct a fait
houueur 4 tous les buffets. WI
IA circumstances. la recette a etc
bonne, mais pas suf1isante pour
,efminer les travaux ell vote d'ex
ecation. En- attendant Ia pro.
chaine, le Rev. Pere Menard Of
fre ees sinceres remerciements a
IL Thibodaur Brass Band pour le
bienvelllant concours qu'elle lni a
pr6H On cette occasion.
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, Yg.-
EC0LEs PUBLIQUEs.-Le Bu-
leaa des Ecoles Publiqnes dc la
Neeisse ssest assembi6o le 80 sep
teabre de Ia pr6sente aimee. II
, ad6cid6 que l'ouverture des Eco
= comprises dams le deuxieme
alserlct aurait lieu lie premier Ian
" de Janvier 1882, ct les applica
cations suivantes furent lues:
. MeIlc Mary Beatty, pour l.fcole
Ioaps, Nine Alice : Robinson
sne assistante, pour l'6colc dc Ia
corporation, j. w. Gray, pour
Iimporte laquelle, j. L. Jean
arau, pour lseeole Leblanc. Nine
=. 4. Green, pour isecole Ronr
seols, j. Il Cunio pour l'ecole LIE
o0uf, Nine NJ. C. Leblanc 1erc
sssastante pour l.ecole de Ia Cor
pcratien, Nine l.. A. Leyison,
pour n'inporte qn'el:a ecole de
names. q. f. Gaudc pour .secolc
= Bourgeois ct A. paneile com
me principal tie l'ecole de la Cor
poratloa. En- consequence de ces
petitions, A. Pane!lc u etc ASST
she l'6cole de la Corporation,
yoinme principal, Mme NJ. c. lie
ntianc, CONNIE 1ere assistante ct
me A. Robinson Secontle
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-Origine ct application dn mot
cancan dsapres IL Journal dos De
bats :,
De 1900 q 1885 il MA pas paru
de brochures ct de pamphlets un
peu piqualts gui ne portassent !e
ti;re lie caacans
L'Academie ecrit aussi guam
guam !! Ei;c donue l'eiymo!ogie
suivante:
Sous le regne de Charles Y il J
cut 4 i'Universiie de Paris lie vio
lents demeles pour sayoir 81 ION
n'adopterait pas nne proncucia-
tion unique pour ces trois mots la
tins: Qaamqnom, Quisquis, Quod
quad.
Certains s!octeurs voulaieat qu'
| on prononeat .Kankam. Kiskis.
| Kodkod. Dsautres pretereraien'
| KuomEuam d.au'res %nfin or
naieut pour Kouamkosam, Koni'
koais, Eouodkonod. Ceite di,
! pute n.abou,it. q rien. Lopinioi
publiaue ridicuiIsa les disser,;
teurs Ell Qualiiia leu,s discussions
lie cancaas.
| LIE cancan brittle eurt0ut dan.
i.areDs polstique. Csest sous |;
restoration que ce genre de dis
eassian Fl de o1;tinna sses. SUI.
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tout developp6. On distinguish
pluSieurs fOrmeS le cancen affi-
che, le cancan journal, lie cancau
dramatique.
Ce dernier Il obtecus de grands
success sur la scene de la Porte
SAINT. Martin ct sur la scene des
Varieties. Ily cut Ell 1921 sur ce
theatre une revue de fin d'annee
intitulee Cancans ct bagouts des
Tues de Paris, quI fit courir toute
la capitale.
Les cancans polltiques etaient
avide,nent recherches ct severe
ment poursuivis. On cite CONNIE
mode'e dn genre le pamphlet pu'
bile en- 1881 par Berald, ancien
officer destitute pour cause de H.
gitimisme trop prononce. II &tait
intitule f.: Encore des canca,is j.! II
debutait ainsl, EN- s'a'iressant &
Louis, Philippe "Bonjour! grand
papa des Deux- -Mondes. comment
Sc porte votre petite revolution =
Get infortune finit par attra-
per seize annees de prison et
$4,000 francs d'ameude lie 1881
4 1884.
Sous la denomination de can>
can, l:art lie Ia ehore graphic po
pnlaire re,Ionve;a ct rendlt unl-
verseile nne daa>r eciievr,t a.,
sc prat!qualt apre> 1880 .dau> II
jardlns de la Gran,ie-Cnaumiere,
de Ii, oil, du Savage, de rEly.
see, du Colisee, du Cha,eau-kou>
ge, dams les balls de l'Opera, etc.
Cette danse, quelque peu tan
taisiste, 6tait accompagnee de
gestcs ct de balaucements qui
imitaient la marche du canard.
C'est &c qui lui valut Sd d6nomi
nation.
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CuUR DE DIsCRlCT.-La cour
de district actuel'emeM ell ses-
sion ,lepuis le premier lundi du
pf6sent inois, ssess pr,ncipalement
occupet, pcn,iant |. xemaine qni
Went de s'ecouler. daft .ires cri.ni
aelles. La plus importante. ct
par eons6queut cel'e q,i IL attire
u rfas lie monde d,ns nctre vile,
est l'affaire .le lsEtatvs Faustip
Martin accuse d'avoif tn4, il j a en-
IN an au mois tisaotlt deruier. nn
somne Rounthrie, affairc don't
les details ont etc pubHes & ltepo
que on ce crime fnt commis.
Les defrnseurs de l'accus6
avaient TAFT reuvoyer cctte aHaire
pendant les deux prsc6dentes ses
aions, mais Mercredi dernier ellie
sest terminee par un. Verdict de
boa-coupable 4 la grande satisfae
ton des amis de l'accuse qui, e.
eantmalade, Sc tr0uvait 6tendu sur
~ sofa apporte expires dams la sale
d'aadience. Lsavocat de District,
AAsi que sas defenseursOnt deploi
" on scette Circumstance, le pins
grand 1ele ct mis- au jour tout leurs
talsatscomme legisteset ct comme
ofateurs. Aussi pendant les debats
ontils et6 attentivement ecoutes
pT to nombreux autlltoi'e ct par
l& &jures' lie juge de son cote pc
n6trt dc importance du cas-. ma
rlen omis dams la charge. quill & ad
dsess6 aux jures; cette charge,
peat etre classee parmiles plus re
mafquablea qui aient jamais etc
adFeas6es 4 un Jury.
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DURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE
L cree of above Court and ir obedience
to commission to ME directed in the above
entitled ard numbered Succession will offer
for sale at public anction pursuant 10 law to
the last and highest bidder Ut the Court
House in the Town Of Thlbolanx on Satur-
day, October 18th, 1881 between the hours
of II o'clock A. II. and o'clock P. N. the
following described property to.wit:
10. A Certain tract of land situated in
the Parish Of LafOurche on the right bank
Of the Bayou Lofourche descending about
seventeen miles below the Town Of Thibo-
daux. measuring One aud half arpents
more or less front on the aforesaid Bayou
by forty arpents in depth bounded above
By lands of Edgar Robichaux and below
by those of Alexis Folse Sr. Together with
all the buildings and improvements there
on.
20. One lot of Household furniture, Quo
lot OF Kitchen Utensils, One Horse, One
Cow and Calf
Terms Of Sale, Cash ON the spot in Unit
ed States Treasury Notes to pay debts
September "a 1881.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
Sheriff
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unfaraatiOns Locales.

RrcoLTE.-Le temps est tres
,,onice pour les preparatifs de la
.rsaIaison at preparer le terre
!, ,,orr recevoir lsensemensement de
K urochaine recolte. Cependant
i est peu probable que les ira
,aux de roulaisOn commencent
a,ant le milieu du mois pro-
chain.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-10-15

III parait qusune, nouyelie de
falcaiion de $4,000 a etc decou
verte dams les complies da capital
ne Howgate. Ell, consequence, il
a e,6 learl6te. 4 Washington, ct
il a comparn devant le commiss;ai
re Bundy, qui u fx6 sa caution 4
&4O, 900. Ellie ma pas ru etre
fournie, ct Ie capilaine a etc envo
ye en prison. Son detenseur. n.
Jerp Wilson, a donce asis qu'i'
Sc proprUsc de demander Ia relax
alton dc sen client IN yertu lska
.es.s cofgre.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-10-15

lie jnge Cox, de la coar cri
minelle de Washington, fix9
CONNIE il suit les cautions des
prisonniefs accuses tie conspira
tion frauduleuse cDntre 10 gonver
Dement dans Faffaire des Star
Routes !:
General Brady ct 8. Brown,
800 chacun; capitaiue Tnrner
ct j. French, $1,000 chacun.
Les cautions ayant etc fournies
imm6diatemeut, les iEcuipes ont
etc relaxes.
Leurs defenseurs prtsenteront
prochainement une melton pouI
Formulation de l.instruction.