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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-17

WEDDISc,-The marriage of Mr.. Middle
Ton White, one OF the most dcservcdly popu-
,,r and beloved young men of this city, and
Miss Ada Y. McGraw the accomplished and
admired daughter of the late james f.. Nc
Graw, took place at the residence of the
brides mother on King street last night.
Owing to the recent death Of the brides
father, the wedding WAS a private one, and
only her immediate friends and relatives aud
those of the groom We're present. The ccre-
mony was performed by Rev. Dennis
O'Kane, of st. Mary'' Church in the
solemn aud impressive services of the
Catholic Church, after which the bridal
couple left for Baltimore. The bridal gifts
displayed Oh the occasion were numerous
and handsome, among the most conspicu-
Gus of which was an elegant silver swinging
ice pitcher, beautifully mounted with the
accompanying goblets, presented by the
Bachelors Club, of which organization Mr.
White was a prominent member Mr. and
Mrs. White have the congratulations of a
host Of friends in this city. all of whom join
in wishing them long life, health, prosperity
and happiness and al! the other blessings Of
this life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-17

E'OR RENT-Thc THREE-STORY BRICK
L DWELLING No. Is N. Washington street,
containing gas, water and all the modern conve-
nlences Possession given Deer. l.. For further
information apply next door to ]
oct2O-eotf 3 Mrs M F. FRENCH n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-17

Cool NIGHTS remind us that warm break
iasts will soon be in demand, and that Heck
cr's Sclf-Raising Bucl1wheat will shortly be
IL
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CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrived.-Boats Juo Bradburn, and II Platt
to American Coal Co.
Dcpartcd.-Boats Bradburn, and ] Fl Platte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-17

llcckcr's Sell-Raising Flour is always i'll
season. Fer sale by all grocers. ocl4-eo3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-17

EoR RENT-THE sToREHoUsE, No. % King
i street, now occupied by G. NJ Adams. Posses.
sion given September list. Apply to
jy1S-eotf DR. POWELL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-17

DED CROSS ToMATOEs.-15O dozen of the
N Justly celebrated Red Cross Tomatoes said 10
be the best packed, received to day by
nov9 j. c. MILBJRN
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WANTED TO RENT A ROOM in which to
w store furniture. A liberal rent will be paid
for one that is SECURE and dry. Address 4. B.,
GAZETTE office. nov16-:3t
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FoR REET-+sTORE AND DWELLING, No. 10
n y hn8 street rent moderate to good tenant
For terms. apply al $50 King street. scp23. eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-17

~" ATTENTION, A. L. There will be bus
mess meeting of the company Friday even
ing, November 18th, 1892 at o'clock.
II
Daily globe., 1882-11-09

are never Initiated or co,nterfeited. This is
especially true Of family medicine, and it is
positive proof that the remedy inflicted is of the
highest value. As soon as it had been tested
and proved by the whole world that Hop Biz
ters was the purest, best and most valuable fam
lily medicine on earth, many limitations sprung
Up and began to steal the notices in which the
press and people of the country had expressed
the merits of Fl. B., and III every way trying TO
induce suffering invalids 20 use their stuff in
stead. expecting TO make money on the credit
and good name Of III. b. Many others started
nostrums put up in similar style to H. g., with
variously devised names IL which the word
''Rop'' or ''Hops'' were used il way to in
duee people to believe they were the same as
Hop Bitters. All such pretended remedies O,
cures. matter what their style or NAM is,
ard especially those with the word Hop or
Hops" il their na,ne or Il any way connected
with them or their name, are limitations OF
counterfe its. Beware OF them. Touch none OF
them. Use nothing but genuine Hop Bitters,
with q bunch or cluster of green Hops on the
white label. Trust nothing else. Druggists and
dealers are warned against dealing in limitations
or coucterfeTts.
Daily globe., 1882-11-09
Elenhanti;le Nemnry.

In 1874 Wombwei''s menaSeric visited
| Tenbury, in Gloucestershire, and or
| that occasion the female elephant
Lizzie by name, drank a large quantity
Of cold water when heated after a LONG
,, walk, the animal, i'll consequence, being
attacked with severe internal spasms.
A local chemist, Mr.. Turley, being
| called IN as medical adviser, succeeded
in relieving the elephants pain, the
treatment including a very large bis te1
to the side. The menagerie in due
course went its way, but in May, 1879,
il again visited Tsnbury, and, as Mr.
Iurley stood at his shop door watching
the geological procession pass down the
| street, the elephant stepped out of the
| ranks, crossed from one side of the
street to the other, and, having advanced
| to Mr.. Turley, placed her trunk round
his hand and held it firmly, at the same
making, as Mr.. Turley informed me, a
peculiar grunting noise, as if by way OF
welcome. Thus it was clear that, afte,
an interval of five years, Lizzie had
recognized an old friend in Mr.. Turley.
and that, moreover, she remembered
him with sense of gratitude for his
successful endeavors to relieve the pain
from which she had suffered. At night
| Mr.. Turley visited the menagerie, when
the elephant again made every demon
stration of joy and embraced him with
her trunk. She drew Mr.. Turley's at
tention particularly to the side whereon
the blister had been applied, thus
showing that all the circumstan-
ces Of five years previous were
fresh In her memory. Observing
that IN 1881 the menagerie had again
visited Tenbury, I wrote to Mr.. Turley
inquiring if "Lizzie had again recog-
nized her old friend. That gentleman
replied. his letter bearing date May,
1881, that she had again recognized him.
beginning to trumpet whenever she be-
| held Mr.. Turley among the spectators
in the menagerie. On his speaking to
his patient she placed her trunk around
bis legs and lifted him from the ground,
but III the gentlest manner possible. On
Mr. Turley proceeding to examine one
| OF her hind legs, which had been under
treatment, the elephant kept holding
one of her fore legs toward him In such
fashion as to draw attention to the limb.
AS Mr.. Turley, however, had had TO
concern with the fore leg, he was puzzled
to account for the animals movement /:
but the keeper explained that the fore
leg in question had been treated by a
veterinary surgeon for an injury, and
that the latter had used his lancet to af-
ford relief. The elephant was Initiated
at the operation, and expressed her re-
sentiment on again seeing the veterinary
practitioner by striking at him with her
trunk. The act Of calling Mr.. Turley's
attention to the fore leg was simply an
expression of admiration for the gentler
treatment to which he had subjected his
patient, the quioter medical treatment
contrasting apparently with the rougher
surgical measure to which the fore-leg
had been subjected. It is thus clear not
merely that the elephantine nature is
endowed with an active memory, bu:
that a lively sense of gratitude for past
kindnesses is also represented in the list
Of mental attributes Of this giant race.
Daily globe., 1882-11-09
Imperfect Digest on,

More disease and physical suffering are trace.
| able directly to indigestion than TO almost any
other oEe cause. Moral No remedy in the
world IS equal to Aliens ''Iron Tonic Bitters, .
70 aid digestion ard the assimilation of food
AID i.yigorate the liver. For sale by j. P
Alien, druggist and manufacturing pharmacist
ST. Paul, Minn.
Daily globe., 1882-11-09

IT has been proven beyond doubt
that the Atlantic coast once grew oys-
ters larger than -four barrels, but no
man can say whether they put any
more Of him into q church festival souy
than at this day. Probably not.
Daily globe., 1882-11-09

or write at once, forwarding money with order,
AID obtain some of the bargains now offered by
Esterley Heinemann, corner Seventh &Jackson
street. See advertisement.
Daily globe., 1882-11-09

Rev. c. A. Conant lectures this evening before
the Y. NJ. C. A., taking for his theme, ''The
Worth of Young Man. Everybody is specially
invited.
Daily globe., 1882-11-09

Mr. A. II. Nicoly, auctioneer, sold yesterday
| at auction the three story house and grounds
| 77x200 fee, known as No. 342 West Third street
| for s., 1000.
Daily globe., 1882-11-09
Silk Garments

Don't fail to attend the great sale of the W. A
Stees farm stock this morning at 10 o'clock.
Daily globe., 1882-11-09

on hand yet, closed az figures that VIII now
make them disappear, at the sale of Esteriey Il
Heirenl;iir, corner Seventh ard Jsckscn.
Daily globe., 1882-11-09

At 10a. m. to-day the personal property on
the w. A. Steo's farm near Lake Phalen will be
sold a, auction.
Daily globe., 1882-11-09
All kidney and Il

All kidney and urinary complaints, especially
Bright's disease, diabetes and liver troubles,
Hop Bitters will surely and last:ngly cure. Cases
exactly like your own have been cured in your
own pe;ghborhood, and you can md reliable
proof at home of what Hop Bi.tars has and can
=
Daily globe., 1882-11-09

At l0a. m. to-day the personal property or
the w. A. Stee's farm near Lake Phalen will bt
sold at auction.
Daily globe., 1882-11-09

At 10 a. m. to-day the personal property OF
the w. A. Stee's farm near Lake Phalen will b.
sold at auction.
Daily globe., 1882-11-09
$500

for Is ya-is OF black g-os grain silk. good qn.'
ity, imported, elegant n1isa. We want to sc l. E
terley & Heinenalr, corner Se7enth ard J: Is
street.
Daily globe., 1882-11-09
Ladies'

Special auction sale of watches, jewelry and sill
Third street. Col. q. I. Bruce, conductor of
Daily globe., 1882-11-09

Blankets, comfortables, underwear, hosiery
Immense bargains. Esterley & Heinemanr.
Daily globe., 1882-11-09

*Lyda Z. Plrkaam's Vegetable Compound.
eures al female complaints by remcr ng tht
cause.
Daily globe., 1882-11-09
CITY NOTICES.
Telegraph

Fine Jersey cattle at aurt;on to-day at the
Stoes farm sale.
Daily globe., 1882-11-09
Fear Not,

The best farm machinery at auction to-day at
the w. A. Stees' farm sale.
Daily globe., 1882-11-09
PERSONAL.

Mayor Miller, OF Fergus Falls, is at the
Merchants.
A. NJ. Miller and ]. Z. KnowIton ara al
the Metropolitan.
r. C. Juason, OF Pennington, secretary
OF the State Agricultural society, is at the
Metropolitan.
Col. Clark W. Thompson and Hon. NJ
S. Wilkinson, Wells, Fairbault county, are
in the city.
U. S. Senator Window was in the CITY
yesterday congratulating his moss covered
henchmen upon the judicious manner in
which they expended the proceeds of his
barrel in the late election. Co..
Mr.. Charles Melville, acting manager vi
the Harris Comedy comany, is in the city
Ills company is producing Mrs. Parting
ton," IN excruciatingiy funny production
and will hold the boards at the Opera house
on the 10th. 18th ani 18th of the present
month.
Daily globe., 1882-11-09
THIRTY DAFS

after the first publication Of this notice, shall
report you and your real estate go assessed as
delinquent, and apply to the District Court Of
the county of Ramsey, Minnesota, for jndgmea,
against your lands, lots, blocks parcels there
of so assessed, including interest, costs and ex-
penses, and for an order of the Court to sell tn.
same for the payment thereof
S08l8 GEORGE REFS, City, Treasurer.
Daily globe., 1882-11-09

CAMP-AIEETINGS were held in this
country rs early as 1779.
Daily globe., 1882-11-09
WILL TAKE NOTICE.

that on tho 26th dev of October, 1882, die
receive warrant from the City Comptroller
Of the City of st. Paul, for tho collection o.
the above named assessments.
The nature Of this warrant is, that if yor
fail to pay tho assessment within
Daily globe., 1882-11-09

Most of which are imported and of the latest
styles, have again undergone reduction in
prices, our object being to sell at once. The
weather is at present unfavorable for us, and we
are ready to make alarge sacrifice at once: The
Silk Garments yet are offered at prices not re-
Quiring any further comment
Several hundred dozen Gloves and Mittens
closed at prices appreciated when seen.
Housekeeping Goods will offer you a splendid
chance for paying investment.
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FoIRE.-Une graude foire doh

FOIRE.-Une grande foire doh
nee par les DANES patronesses de la
paroisse Ste. Marie, aura lieu lie
% ct "a de &C mois don't lie beu9fice
sera employee a terminer la rorvel
le eglise en- briques. LIE program
me qui sera offert en- cette occasion
est des plus attrayants LIE same
di %, q 3 heures ptecises, il y aura
une course entire lie chcyal de Mr..
+. Robichaux ct celui de Mr.. J. Du
irene, ct IL soir une grande repre-
%seutatlon dramatique par une soci6
te d'amateurS. LIE dimanche "a. il
y aura egalement une course entire
DIES chevanx de race. a six heures
du sOlr ascension dun ballon, suiyie
dun grand CONCERT. Pendant les
deuX jours les Bullets ct lie restau
rant seront pourvus de toutcs sorte
de franchises.
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GRANDE EXCURSION /!

De la NOUVELLE ORLEANS 4 ST.
MARTINSVILLE ct sarretant . toutes
les stations Intermediates touchant a Id
fourche Station lie SAMEDI, 30 Septembre a
10 heures du matin ct pour revenir partant
de st. Martinville Dimanche. Ter. Octobre
1882 4 3 heures de l'apres midi.
Prix d%'excursion, Grande personnes $500
d" enfants de 5 a ~ ans I.5O
Grand Bal a st. Martinville ct a la Nouv
ellie Iberie.
Comite de reception a St. Martinville.
Messrs. ALCIBIADE DEBLANC,
CHS. H. MOUTON,
FELIX VOORHEES,,
JAMES E. MOUTON,
PIERRE DEMARE,
J.F. ROUSSEAU,
Nouvelle Orlea1r, lie IL Sept. 1882.
F. d. CHARBONNET & Gle,
Directeurs.
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NOUVELLES DE PARTOUT.

Mr.. Theophile Harang Went lie
complGter Organisation de la com
pagnie Louisiana Fiber Working
Company pour Republication DIES
plantes fibreuses en- Louisiana, tel
les quo bagasse. jute, feuilles de
cannes a sucre, etc. Les officers de
cette nouvclle compagnie sont:
Mr.. E. X. Converse, president;
rHon. Louis Bush, vice-presilent;
Mr.. A. V. De Gruy, tresorler; Mr..
j. NJ. Putnam, sec,etaire ct Mr.. I.
Harang, surintendant general.
NM. j. W. Godberry, Auguste
Lewis, j. B. Woods, john Dymond,
L. G. Army, j. Danziger, Meyer
Veil, Leon Godchaux, directeurs.
LIE regne de Malone parait tou.
cher 4 sa fin Ell Virginie. Pour ac-
querir lie prestige quiz await acquis,
il await promis plus de pain que de
beurre, ct alors lie Acknowledgement
s'est mis- dams les rangs de ses adj
mirateurs. &c Acknowledgement sera
peut-6tre la cause one les cinq de-
mocrates du dernier Congress seront
reelus.
On dit que la mortalit6 parmi les
negres est et1royable dams pAlaba-
ma. Dams IL comt6 de Winston, on
ne compte que dix-sept negres resi-.
dents, ct sur - nOmbre quatre seu-
lement sOnt DIES votants.
nya maintenant dams le Tenn
esse 1.4OO condamnes aux trayaux
forces; 700 sont employees aux mi
mes; l'autre Motto travaille dams
penceinte du ~penitenc,er.
Le fills du s&nateur Hill, qui rem.
placera probablement son pere au
Congress. va publier tous les ecrits
ct tous les disc0urs de laoteur do
ses jours, lesquels seront pr6c6d6s
dune Geographic de Get eminent
homme d'Etat.
Une femme mariee contre 1aQuel-
le le divorce await etc prononc6 par
la Cour Supreme do Worcester,
Mass, pour cause d'adultere. q 6te
aussi Pobjet dune poursuite crimi-
nellie. En- effet, Ia nouvelle loi do
Massachusetts decrete que quand
IN juge, accordant IN divorce, le
croft n~ecessaire, il doit demander a
ravocat de district de poursuivre
celles DIES personnes au process qni
ont etc incrimin6es, convaincus de
crime GU DELFT. La dame en- question
a done etc condamneo d denx annees
d'emprlsonnement. son c0mpllce, un
garcon, a dix hut mois de deten-
ton dams une maison de correction.
ProsaIque pour Don Jnan.
LIE process Star Route est termln6.
LIE IL de ce mois lie Jury a paru EN-
cour avec un verdict de culpabilite
relativement a Miner e. Rerdell ct
de non culpabilit6 a regard de Tur-
ner. Les jures mont pu s'accorder
a regard de Brady, dc Vale ct des
deux Dorsey.
Une grande reception a etc offerte
a rHon. John Ellis, a PArsenal du
Washington Artillery, pendant la
quelle, dams un aiscours brilliant, il
a refut6 de main de maitro toutes
les accusations porvees contre lui.
La fevre fait tonjours des rava>
ges a Brownsville, ct il va tous les
iours de nouveaux cas- a Pensacola.
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ST. JEAN

lie Nesckocfbe insiste, dams son
dernier numero. sur la necessite d'a
voir DIES chelnins publics parfaite.
ment entretenus, ct invite les ins-
pecteurs d ne rien negliger pour que
obeissance complete soft IL resultat
de Performance paroissiale concer-
nant la vote publique.
lie meme journal relate un meur
tire, commits lie qnatre de &c mois,
dams la sale Cureaud, par un pegre
nOmme Amos SeatOn.
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(lLlOGG. - On nest pas sans
Rentendu parleI de l'atfaire DIES
Route ct de la part que I'Hon.
paur Kellogg, maintenant IN
|aldidats REPUBLICANS du 3me
; H ~nsressionnel, a pris dams
d ifaire qui occupe depths long
Fattention du peuple bien
Pot DIES Etats Uuis. Mais on ne
NJ peut'Gtre pas la maniere nj
pc qul est echue a Get illustre
Esai qul Went aujourd'hui. dams
aIstrlct briguer les suffrages
|f'eSens de cette paroisse, ct
Ftels ses p%artisans COMPETENT
NElager Ia graudiOSe curee
asaete promise. lie Herald
sicrk reproduit lie t6moigna
salquier Walsh ct presente
ssl De son dire plusieurs
XA|t tVf
ines a FOrdre de VIM Pitt
Deux de seS lieutenants,
@saent dams notre paroisse,
q = a tourner lopiuion DIES
cOuleur Ell favour de leur
alar racontant tous ses ex.
3 leaF taisant esperer des
d ans rombre dun homme
~ Greer une 81 haute posi-,
saElVe' IL fault avouer que
q A'u's, uOnt lie patriOtisme
u'un dollar am6ricain.
pssas rlen pour dissrlader la
de cOuleur De voter pour
). Y at bon d'ajeuter que ces
= Ass'enants etaient jadis de
psrtisans de celui qu'ils
Sleat aujourd'hui. Alors Ia
sat;y etait rhomme de Ia 81.
s' ss's' At p hon pur, c'etait
quot 'aa paureole qui resplen-
e parti republican,. Au.
y nest plus considers Que
20 na!er, ct tous ses meri.
,sstre du gouvernement Ma
Its asa'am Pitt Kellogg, lie
ssIs'as des favearss gou
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..1vr-Les jeux sOnt devenuS
%,,seuelqae temps lie rass' temps
IN, ,rande maiorit6 de nos Jeunes
Cest autour dun 'ap's vert
a roat Coulter les diverSes emo
'sops produisent la perte ct lie
,lors tout a leur jeuX, lis ne
xut plus a rien; lie 'lsn-e're de
[ssae, les plaisirs de la soclete
',..sur de son semblable, tout
suait dams ce souif'e qn'on ap'
L jcn. Pressure touS les jour
!, mt demande raboIi'lon de la
\, de- Ia Louisiana, malS pas M
Gsrbt a faire lisparaltre cette
aai, chaque jour, s'aslandlt ct
tFuime. .
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ST. JACQUES.

lie LOuisiandis dome TN avertis
stment a rediteur ct aux proprie-
taires du journal lie Foyer CREOLE, ct
public plnsieurs communicates ct
une proteStation signee par piusi-
eurs centaincs Inhabitants de cette
paroi>se, blamant les attaques du
FOuer Creole contre Mr.. j. Cent?.
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Notice.

Persons VIII" may want q good stableman
to care for horses and mules can find such a
help on the COulOn Plantation one mile above
Thibodaux. He has good recommendations.
Apply to $. L. GRISAMORE.
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,r,y NE PoLICE.-Le Jury de
..sst assemble mercredi der
msison de cour ct a terml
ar " trayaux lie lendemain par la
inM2 NATION des Inspectors tes che
x 81 leyees. Mr.. Henry w.
tore "a nominee dams la Ter dis
kwnuencant a la lIsne den
LIN Ia paroisse, rive droite, ct
!EA! kust 4 Ia ligue superieure de la
eM N. Rome. Mr.. Ferdinand
Haaz, dams lie second district
ed %psueant a la ligne superleure
%. !. Rome ct tinant a la mer. MIR.
Aacoin, dams la troisieme dis
L vartant de la ligne superior
: , I'm Aa paroisse, rive gauche, ct al
nqa'a Raceland. Mr.. Del
rHbin dams la quatrieme dis
mt N, Dc Raceland a la mer. Mr.
bic Bernard pour lie ciuQuieme dis
Ia kwmprenant le Brule GuiIlOt.
''''1 |Rolngues pour le sixieme dis
; use. 81 40nprenautle Chacbey, Chou
Eaaasay ct Bayou Heron, Mr..
Yosxl (Lvsrt dams Ie septieme dis
mand} brme dc la vacherie Livau
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PAROISSES.
NATCHITOCHES.

Grace q ramelioratlon dams les
c,nditions atmosph6riques, lie cotton
s'est developp6 assez Replacement
ct la cueillette s. %poursuite avec ra-
pidite. LIE Peoples indicator en-
conclut que la recoite ma pas autant
souffert Qu'on ravait d'abOrd GRANT.
Nombre lie bales sont deja arrives
sur notre march6.
II Y a beaucoup de maladies, sp6-
cialement sur les enfants; les fievres
de tous les types sont tres persistan.
ties.
lie Vindicator annonce ~l'arriv6e 4
Grande-T erre du Susie B, bateau 4
vapeur, a%ppartenant au 1imes-De-
mocrat, ct destin6 q faciliter le ira.
vail de ses correspondents dams
rimportante region de Ia riviere.
MIR. Jos Fellows de la Rivi4re aux
Cannes, dit lie meme journal, nous a
montr6 un prix courant date du 6
janvier 1866. C'est aujourd'hui une
vetritable c~uriosite, 81 on lie compare
AL marche actuel. Lie cotton valait
alors de "a a 81 cents la livre, scion
les qualities. Quelle f1te 81 do telles
cOteS revenaient.
WEST BATON-RoUGE.
L'6tat sanltaire de cette paroisse
est depuis longtemps tres mauvais
ct ne s'ameliore pas. La fevre de
marais predomine ct exige un trail
tement DIES plus 9nergiques.
La came q sucre a une apparen.
ce ct DIES proportions superbes ; il
lui taudrait dependant IN temps sec.
Dams toute la region du Bayou Poy
dras, la came est plus belle qu'elle
he Ia jamais etc ct Ia recotte de
cotton pIOmet un beau resultat.
TERREBONNE.
LIE Courier de Houma annonce
Farrivee du bateau dragueur dams
le Bayou Terrebonnc, en- face de
rhabitation de FRANCOIS Viguerie.
Les habitants ont commence 4
faucher lie foin pour Phiver; lie mails
est muir ct la came murit. On croft
que la rOulaisOn commencera plus
tot que de coutume ct les habitants
s'y preparent.
AvOYELLEs.
La Rerue de Morksritle dit que lie
temps est p1opice pour>la cueillette
du cotton. Avant la fin du mois, 81
lie temps continue 4 6tre favorable,
il V en- aura assez de ramass6 ct ven
du pour faire renaitre les affaires
qui sont pressure mortes depuis plu'
sieurs mos.
VERMILLON.
LIE Meridional d'Abbeyille pense
que la cherte du mails, dams sa pa
roisse, est due aux travaux de la
cueillette du cotton, mails IL espere
que pannee de disette que nous We
mons de passer sera remplacee par
une aimee d'abOndance.
ASSUMPTION.
LIE Pionnier annonce one les ha-
bitants Sc PLACEMENT du mauvais
temps qui les empeche de ramasser
le maIs ct de copper lie riz. Mais la
came continue a pro6ter dune IA
con extraordinaire.