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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-31
respondent of the Globc-Democrat st.
Louis. Missouri, is in the city.

respondent of the Globe-Democrat, st.
Louis Missouri, is in the city.
ID. A. Robinson, of Denton, was in the
city yesterday, greeting his many friends.
w. Il. Edgan, who has been with the sur
yeying party on the Mexican Central be-
tween this city and Paris, was in the city
yesterday.
Colonel Patterson, of Louisville. who has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Wright, of
this city, for the past two months, lett for
his homo yesterday.
The following attorneys left last evening,
or will leave to-day, for Austin to attend
the supreme court, which convenes Mon
day: Messrs. jeff Word, Sawnie Robert
son, John Bookhont, A. Ii. Field, ii. Banks
dale, j. j. Simpson, W. l.. Crawford, w.
Wright and Il. Morgan.
From the Austin Statesman the following
is clipped; "Dr. Early Walton, formerly
of Georgetown, Texas, has just graduated
with honor, at the Bellevue medical college,
New York city, and will probably make
Dallas his future home" For Dr. Walton
Dallas has hearty welcome, but this is so
healthful locality that it is not bonanza
for physicians.
Mr., |. Goldsmith, of the enterprising firm
OF Goldsmith Brothers, of this city, arrived
home from New York yesterday. He pur-
chased an immense stock of goods while
east, all of the newest and most fashionable
styles, which are arriving and to arrive
| Tor the spring trade. He is looking well, as
though his trip and sojourn in Gotham had
been pleasant,
Mr.. ID. A. Walton, q worthy citizen OF
Dallas, we learn, leaves for Laredo to-day,
accompanied by six or seven mechanics.
Mr.. Walton was Mr.. A. Brownlee's fore.
man in the construction of the new Jail,
and the high appreciation in which Mr.,
Brownlee holds him has been attested in
various ways. He is q reliable, energetic
citizen, and Larcdo's gain will be loss to
Dallas. Tho HERALD wishes Mr.. Walton
success.
The Fort Worth Democrat Advance OF
yesterday morning has the following
THE complimentary reception rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McCart by the young
night, brought together one of the most
brilliant assemblages Of ladies and gen
tlemen that has ever graced the spacious
dining hall of that famous hostelry. IL
was not only the largest but the gayest
Of the receptions lately rendered,
and well attests the popularity OF
the groom, and the satisfaction of his
friends with his choice. About sixty
couples were present, list Of whom would
give the names of the youth, beauty and
gallantry of the city, and its many charm.
ing lady visitors. The music was excellent,
the supper all that could be desired.
| There all was jollty,
Feastng and mlrth light wantonness and laugh.
ter,
Piping and playing, minstrclsic and masking
TIL night lied from them like an Idle dream"
Mrs. Mozart, nee Miss Fannie Knepny
was formerly Of this city, and one Of the
most charming Of our society bellies. HeI
many friends here will DO pleased that, as
here, she Is rapidly becoming q tavorite In
Fort Worth, her new home.
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CraddOck's

CraddOck's
The name of Craddock has long been ia
miliar in Dallas and all north Texas He
is recognized all over the country as the
leader in his business. Keeps the largest
and best stock of wines, liquors and cigars
of any retail house in the state. He buys
in large quantities for cash, which enables
him TO buy good goods for the same or less
than Others pay for inferior goods. Grad
dock attends strictly to his own business
and never misrepresents his goods, (he don'l
keep any fifteen year old whisky. We ad.
wise every one to 20 TO Craddock's, where
they can feel assured that they will get the
best. Craddock shows no favorites. He
gives the poor laboring man the same bot
tie that he gives the banker.
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THE WAR ON FLANNEL SUITS ONLY
Commissioning.

We wish II distinctly understood that no
matter what prices are. quoted by compel.
Ing clothiers for flannel suits, We will posi-.
tvely not be underscld, as our reputation
Tor strict fairness and reliability Is we'll.
established. Our plain announcement
speaks for itself. l. REiNHARpr,
The Leading Clothier.
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Wholesale Boots and Shoes.

We are now prepared to show large as
sortment of goods in our line, to which we.
invite the closest inspection of Texas mer-
chants. Our eastern connections and
smaller expenses rs compared with those
& lobbers in the large cities enable us to
quote prices as low as those of any city.
HOWELL BRoTuERs,
$50 and GIL Elm street.
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List of unredeemed Pledges

For sale now at Henry COINS, 7os Main
street.
One Is karet American stem.wnder.
Eighteen karet Swiss hunting stem.
winder.
Ladies' gold she'll stem-windor.
Pair diamond screw ear knobs.
Solitaire diamond ring.
Cluster diamond ring.
Cluster diamond ring in combination.
Heavy silver watch.
Heavy silver snuifbox.
One heavy gold vest chain.
One heavy gold ladies' guard chain, etc.
HENRY Conn,
Loan and Commission Broker.
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Consult Mrs. Baumau
for Leading styles, Opening, April 8, 6 tul
z. Mrs, H. Bauman, 706 Elm street.
Futures.

FUtUrcs,
Dealing in futures is now recognized
business in which nearly every business
man, planter or farmer engages to greater
or less extent. Those wishing to either buy
or sell cotton grain or pork for future de-
livery, at the lowest possible margins,
tered institution, and perfectly reliable and
responsible.
Margins required-only 81 per bale for
cotton, lie per bushel for grain, DC per bar
rel for pork,
All communications should be addressed
to \, J. WuErLocR, Manager,
Board of Trade Rooms, Dallas, Texas.
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Facts worth Rsmsmhsrlng.

Most eminent physicians give testimony
that the best, safest and mildest remedy
for all forms Of blood.poisoning, whether In.
herited or contracted, lie Acker's Blood
Elixir, which gives tone and vitality TO the
system, throwing OIL all evils-removing
byW. II. Patterson & Co., the rcachstone
Liniment men.
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To Whom Il May Concern.

DALLAS, March 30, lss2.-This is 70 dc.
clare that MIR. George w. Law Is no longer
authorized either TO solicit insurance or TO
collect premiums on policies already writ.
ten and further, that our business rela.
tons with said party were severed several
months ago. DARGAN & TRrzgvASr,
Cenerpl Avcnts
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Still to the Fore.

still to the Fore.
The Board Of Trade saloon, corner of
Main and Austin streets, Messrs. Purdy &
Randall proprietors, Is sill to the fore, and
to the fore In all things. Having been re.
paired and thoroughly renovated there Is
not now in all Texas a handsomer, cosier sa.
loon. II Is, indeed, in its beauty, in the
taste displayed In its ornamcntaiion, a fit
ting temple for the esthetical. The lio.
nors and wines, imported and domestic, are
the creme dc Ia creme OF the rich offerings
OF Bacchus to man. With splendid billiard
tables and pure liquors, and pleasant, gen.
DO otherwise thsn the place Of all the cityl
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successors 10 J. W. Barton Il Co., 10 Elm
street, dealers in groceries and agricultu-
raj implements, are exclusive agents in
Dallas for genuine Avery plows and extras,
OF which they keep large stock at prices
and terms TO suit the times. They also
their friends to cali and examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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GALVESTON, March l6...M, Strickland 4 Co.,
beg to inform their patrons and the public
generally that the misfortune which beiell
the house through the death of their senior,
Mr.. Miles Strickland, will not interrupt their
business. II will be carried on as usual
and any orders sent them will receive the
promptest attention as heretofore.
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"0corge's Place !"

"0corge's Place"
Georges Place." c,rner Of Main and
Martin streets, under rhompson's theatre,
Is the daisiest place in Dallas. Hehas his bal
mlly stocked with the purest and finest
brandies, WHISTLES, wines, malt liquors and
other liquors that money. will buy, and
his cigars are the best and most popular
brands In the market.
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George LOOMS 10 proprietor Of 1.-THE
ONCE" and that fact b 4 guarantee Of kind
and courteous treatment, and Of the best
wines, liquors and cigars that money can
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osla show Days-Aprii .. 0 and :.
Exquisite styles not 10 be found else.
where. 'o6 Film street. Mrs. n. BaumAn.
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"Have you seen thema" mo" "well
10 al once. They are the most elegant ever
brought TO our city," Easter cards At
MASON a Fans,
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The best assortment of spring clothing,
at prices that defy competition, Is at Gold.
smith Bros., ia Elm and 7i3 Main streets.
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Attention!

For good and cheap hosiery and gloves
go to Goldsmith Bros.
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We Lead tho styles, Convince Yourself.
Come and see, April s, 0 and Z. Mrs. L.
Ruman, 100 Elm street.
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H. rsge, 7os Elm street.. has constantly
IN stock large line Of ready made shoes q
his own work and Eastern make.
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Ladies will find Il TO their interest TO OK.
anime our line Of Torchon laces and I'M ert-
ings, which will be sold at astonishinply
low figures. Calm BROS. 4 Co. II1
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Partisan Novelties
at. the grand exposition, April 5, G and :.
Mrs. Il. Bauman, zoo Elm street.
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Gala show Days-April ., land I.
Exquisite styles not TO be found else
whore. 700 Elm street. Mrs. Il. Baumau.
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Smoke SIM Duke q Durham cigarettes; mild
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AR Collins, . prominent land owner Of
Denison, was In the city yesterday.
Captain While r. Kirkland, prominent
citissn Of JsfIerson, 10 In the city.
DIV. Woods, travelling agent and cor.
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Downs h Thomas,

Try the Binkley house, Sherman, as II Is
run under new management.
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THE WAR ON FLANNEL SUITS.

Our all-Nool blue flannel suits at $1,000,
are warranted perfectly fast color.
Our 800 blue flannel suits are good
value at the price, and equal to $1,000 suits
offered by our competitors.
|. REINHARDT,
The peoples clothier, 70i Elm street.
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Consult Mrs. Baumau
for leading styles. Opening, April o, 0 and
4. Mrs. Il, Bauman, 100 Elm street.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1882-11-18

Des dSpeches de New York ct
de Washington dissent que les
hauts fonctionnaires du gouver-
nement sont sobres de cOmmu-
nications sur leur r6eente d6fai-
te, que quelques uns attribuent
a La rupture qui s'est faite dams
les rangs du parti. D'autres
avouent que la tempete Cleo
tOrale leur a enleve respoir
d'6lire un president republican,
aux prochaines elections. En
general il redoutent 1884 COM
me la fin, non settlement de leuI
regne, mais encore de leur exis-
tence CONNIE parti. BlainS gri-
mace ia joie d propos du result
tat, qui, scion lui, eAt etc tout
autre sill await etc encore au
pOuvoir.
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M. Havemayer, le grand raffi-
neur de sncre de New York, ap-
prouve Reimbursement dune
grande rahinerie a la Nouvelle-
Orleans. La position de notre
vile, dit-il, assurerait aux pro-
duits de la raffinerie le marche
de pAm6rique du Centre ct du
Sud, mais il refuse de s'associef
a l'entreprise ses interets le re-
tiennent au Nord.--AbeiNe.
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mes. (Rires. II pleut a verse;
M. le president-Le tribunal
ma pas a s'occuper de celia.
Madame Binoche-Non, mals
c'est parce qu'elle dit - Mais,
monsieur, a preuve que je lui al
demand6 sa note.
Madame Groisil-Je vous
pavais donn6e.
Madame Binoche-Ca, une
note? Un bout de papier tout
enchifren6: on NY voyait que
des chifres ct lie reste impossible
a lire; 81 bien que je lui al dit:
Madame, je vais faire taxel
votre m6moire.''
Madame Groisil-Taxer de
rargent pr6t6!
M. le president--En VOLTA as,
sez!
Madame Binoche-Monsieu1
a raison Ell VOLTA meme trope
M. le pr6sident-TaiseZ-vous
Madame Binoche-Monsieur
je metals pas nee pour 6tre dams
la conciergerie; je suis dune
bonne famille: mon pere fai
salt les eaux-de-vie EN- gros.
Madame Groisil-Oui, ct von
les buyez Ell detail.
LIE tribunal condamne ma
dame Binoche i so franc
d'amende.
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lie Courier des Opelousas,
Public LIE sAMEDI PAR
LEoNcE & L. A. sANDoz.

LEONCE & L. A. SANDOZ.
L,ABONNEMENT sera de $3.50 par an,
payable d'avance. OF trois piastres dams lie
courant de l'ann6e.
LES AVIS Sc paieront cinquante cents par
carr6 pour la premiere insertion ct vingt cinq
cents par carr6 pour ehaque insertion subs6-
quente. Huit lignes on moins constitueront
un carre.
Les avis qui seront envoy6s pour etre publ
es seront ins6res en- Franeais ct en- Anglais ID
moins quill ZEN soft autrement ordonne) jug
qu'a CO que 'editeur juge propos de les dis
continuer.
Les candidats aux faveurs publiques de,
vront payer quinze piastres d'avance, sila
veulent Sc faire annoncer. &.
Les n6eroioges, les lettres de :emerciInent,
les reclames les communications dun genre
personnel, etc, Sc paieront an taux des avis.
Lesarticlesd'un nature personnelletquand
toutefois lis serout admissibles) se paieront
vingt cents Ia lignB ct d'avance.
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Lord Houghton, qui visite
dernierement Ia Nouvelle Orle-
ans. Went d'acheter, dams le sud
de la Floride, $4,000 acres de
terre destin6s a la culture de la
eanne q sucre. ii est deja tres
int6ress6 dams des sp6culations
sensblables q la Jamaique, Ell
son intention est de placer
nm demi million de dollars dams
so nouvelle enterprise. II par.
court la Floride. II .6tait der.
increment a Jacksonville. -
Abe;ne.
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qu'on lie sache bien, 81 aujour-
d'hui la vie est dificile pour
GER qui ignorent cette science,
DE- rs 10 ans, moins que celia
pc 1t-etre, la vie sera impossible
pour ceux qui ne sauront nj lire
nj 6crire.
Agr6ez, Messieurs les Edi-
tours, passurance de ma parfaite
consideration. K. ID.
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D'apres les ealculs de certains
journaux, le Ate congress comp
TAFT 154 republicans ct 132 de-
moerates ; les dernieres elections
ont modifi6 la force des deux
parts, ct les democrates domino
ront dams lie 48e dams 10 propo-
ton suivante: delnocrates 1856,
REPUBLICANS l21.
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NOUVEAU MAGASlN.
lie New Orleans Cheap Store

Rae Main, pis-d-ris le Barea" ne Pos'r'
OPELOUSAS.
mE viens dc reeevoir I'M assortment com
ID nlet de nouvelles marchandises, tellcs que
Morchandises Seckes, Habitlements Con
fectionnss, Ohaussures, Groceries,
Wins, Liqueurs, Etc, Etc,
Que j'ofire aux prix dc la Nile Orleans, pour
du compliant. TOUS sont invites venlr ex-
aminer mes marchandises ct Sc renseigner sur
mes prix avant dc fare leurs achats ailleurs;
celia ne eur eohtera rien, ct lis pourront tpar-
gner de l'argcnt en- ce fasant
sy Les plus hauts prix du marche sefont
ct toute espece lie produits du pays:
| ETIENNE LATRETTE.
Opelousas l3 Nov 1880. pm
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OPELOU@AS:
SAMEDI matin. : 16 NOV. 1882.

On professeur franeais, dams
lanseignement depuis 12 ans,
pouvant enseigner les premiers
principles de la langue anglalse'
d6sirerait avoir un certain nom
bre believes pour ouvrir une
6cole privee a la campagne'
S'adresser: Professeur, Bureau
din COURIER.
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Manufacture de Voitures.

ENLATTE tic leneouragement qui lui II etc
L accorde jusqua present par le public d"
cette Paroisse, le soussign6 remercie sincere
mentceux qui Font ains encourage, ct solicit"
Ell meme temps Ia continuation de leur pa
tronage. ii sera toujours prAt manufacture"
des buggies, hacks ct autres vehicles sur com
mande ct de main de maftre. Les reparations
aux voitures. tant charronnage que forge
peinture on garniture seront executees promp
tement ct aux prx les plus mod6r6s, pour du
compliant settlement. Dorenavant, tout on
vrage qu nc sera pas pay6 sur livrason, ptor-
terra 10 pour cent daugnentati"n pour les
frais de collsctio Oh Immediate.
LIE soussgu6 toujonrs en- mains DIES hacks,
des buggies, &c., nents ct de seconde main
quill vendra Il bon marrhG pour du compliant
s. p. CLARK
Opelousas, % Jauvier 1917. l9tf.
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LOUIS PUCHEU

Rue Nam, Opet0uSdS,
tAneen emplacement de Julien Claude)
MARcFAND DE
Groceries, Provisions,
Ouineaulerie, Faience, Ferrerie, Ferb'a"
ferie, UsteRsites dts " Granite
,rare.' Fruits, Etc.
Huiles, Couleurs, Vernis,
Posles de Salon, ct les celebres Po6les de Cui.
sine " Charter Oak" ct autres
BUVETrE joignant lie magasin, on Ion
trouvera les meilleures boissons; anssI
B2eye Bud2ueiser Gl0cee.
2iia
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lie whisky le plus fin ct le plus
pnr, c'est le !" Quaker Whisky, =
qu'on trouye chez Z. Pucheu.
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LIE Meschacebt (paroisse ST..
Jean -Baptiste,) du IL novem.

Le Meschacebt (paroisse ST.
Jean -Baptiste,) du II novem-
bre
A la crevasse de Bonnet Car
r6 les travaux sont poursuivis
! avee ttne fi6vreuse activit6, ct
tout permet de croire qu'elle Sc
ra ferll6e le 10 janvier proclaim.
CONNIE nous pavons d6ja dit, la
base de la nonvelle lev6e a los
pieds. aO'est la base dune Pc
tite montague" nous disait un
ami qui nous apprend, aussi, que
les gal6riens qui y trayaillent
ont Pair heurenx ct nullement
c0ntrari6s de la presence de CEN
taines de gems qui, chaque di-
manche, Sc rendent an Bonnet
Oarr6 ponr = contempler ct les
trayanx ct les habitants du ba-
gne.
Grand sacendie d Shreveport.
Shreveport, 3 nov.Un incendie
d 9clat6, cette apres-midi, dams
lO magasin de marehandises Sc
ches dc Wolf, rue Texas. II est
sept heures, ct d6ia les fammes
onb d6truit le magasin de vete-
ments de M. Levy; le salon, res
taurant ct iardin de Nj. Roos, 10
magasin de III. Wolf ct ID phar-
macie de M. Lewis. La perte
est de 800, 900 cit Pom nest pas
maftre flu feu.
Tn pen plus tard. LES POM
piers s0nt maintenant maftres
dies flammes.
Aux pertes citees pr6c6dem-
ment il fant aiouter la quineail-
lerie Kahn, ct plusieurs Loges,
don't les Masonic ct Knights of
Pythias Lodges.
Perte 9I25, 900 assurance en-
yiron 800, 600
Essayez me bouteille dc Qua-
keF Wniaky, cher Il. Picheu.
Vons MEN youdrez plus d'autes.
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Sur. 1000 moulins d grain
de la Hollande, 10000 sont mis-
en- movement par le vent.
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LIE" Quaker Whisky" 81 favo-
rablement connu AL Nord ct dams
pEst, est enfin offert en- vente
chez nous. Voyez L. Pucheu.
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Les Dernieres Elections.

la majorite de Cleve and pour
gouverneur de Get Etat a ILL.,
600 voix. La delegation con-
gressionnelle sera de 10 demo-
crates ct 15 republicans, c'est-a-
dire IN gainsd6mocratiqre de 6
membros.
. Pc, 1sylvssni6.-Il resulte des
retours comp cts, sauf ceux de
deux cont6s, que le candidat de-
mocrate, Pattison, est elu gou-
verneur par ule pluralit6 de 49,
| 722 voix. Gain de plusieurs
membres du Congress.
Caroline du Sud.--Les demo-
crates 6lisent les membres du
Congress de six districts. Dams
le septieme, LIacyer republican,
est probablement elu.
California. - Les d6mocrates
ont elu tous les membres du Con-
gres, except6 dams le second dis
trict.
Indiana.-Les d6mocrates au-
ront 9 membres du Congress, les
republicans 4; I'm gain de 4 pour
les premiers.
Texas. - La delegation du
Texas Sc composera probable
mant CONNIE srit: 10 demo
crates, 1 republican,
Wisconsin -Des retours addi-
tionrels cor fir. cez pelection de
5 republic y,ins ct de 4 demo
crates au Congress; ce qui est un
gain d6mocratique de denx
membres.
Minnesota.-Toute la delega-
ton congressionnelle du Min
nesota est r6publicaine.
Nous avons sous les yeux le
premier num6ro DUN journal
hebdomadaire intitul6 La Croia
.F6d6ra1e, organe de la popula.
ton suisse aux Etats- -Unis. C'est
une jolie feuille, dun beau for
mat, imprim6e en- beaux carac.
teres. L'appel que P6diteur, NJ
F. Hirschy, fait a ses compatri
otes est chaleureux, fort bier
pens6, 6crit en- un excellent style
La Croi9 F'Sd6rGJe promet unt
s6rie de biographies des illustra
tions de la Suisse; ce ne sera
} certes, pas la partie la moins in
t6ressante du journal.
Nous souhaitons Ia bienvenu'
a la nouYelle feuille, autant
cause de la sympathie qu'ell'
nous inspire, que pour pamiti'
qui nous unit aux population
qr'elle repr6sente, ct nous nou
promotions bien de reproduir'
! des extraits, de ses articles
!, quand ,pespace nous le permet
ira.
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FOR SALE AT THIS. OFFICE.
ON short notice, at low prices and in the neat
est styles We guarantee good workmanship
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
LA. SANDoz, Chairman;
ALPHoNsE LEVY, Ell. E. EsToRGE,
w. G.. PERRAULT, P. TITARD.
INVITATION COMMITTEE:
w. G.. PERRAULT, Chairman
I'll. E. EsToRGE, d B. f. MEGINLEY,
E. M. BoAGNIs p. j. LEFEBvRE.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
ALPHoNsE LEVY, Chairman
SOLOMON BLOCH, GEO. G. PULFoRD.
A. j. PERRAULT, Fl. e. EsFoRGE,
Ladies' invitations will be issued on applica
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Les Etats suivants ont 6lu des

Les Etats suivants ont elu des
gouverneurs democrates New
York, Pennsylvania, Connecti-
cut, Michigan, Kansas, Della
ware, California, Nevada ct
Texas, peut-etre meme le New
Hampshire. LIE journal qui dom
ne ce. cui pr6cede ajoute: II y a
I'm terme meme aux victories de
la democratic. On s'6tait trop
press6 d'aJouSer le New Hamp-
shire a Ia liste des Etats acquis
au parti. Get Etat est reste aux
republicans, qui y ont obtenu
1000 voix de majorite.
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