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LurnrG.~ EXTRACT or nEAr.

1 sEBlG COMPANl'S EXTRACT OF
MEAr-FINE.T AID CHEAPEST MEAT
fLAVORING -TOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES
LlEBlG CoMPANl's EXTRACT OF NEAT
Anmyaluablo and palafahlc tonic Pa an case.
II weak dye iion and debility. Elsa success
ana boon for which nations should feel crate
ful."-sec Medical Pres" Lancet" Brit
i.h Medical journal" sc.
CAUrION.-Gcnsnc only with the ~,
simu' of Baron Iiohlg's lmaiurc ln blue Ink
across the label This caution Is necessary
owing % various cheap and inferior .ubsrt-
suite. being lie The market.
LllHlG COMPANN's EXTRACT OF MEAT
- be- h-l u an storkocpors, Grocors. aud
Chez IA. sole agents for tie Unnel state.
(aLolo,ale only, G. DAVID 4 CO., o gsncharcl
avenue. London, England. ap 29-saj2t
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IN hirng q horse q I. well 10 know tht
animal beforehand. lie may have tricks.
Sometimes Il happens That a gcnilcmsg and
bi. friends 90 out for pleasant aite raoon's
drive aud come hack with the vehicle
wicked and themselves badly bruised.
Mr. Aaron Bowdoin, Of Lewiston, Ne,
was kicked by a horse, llls side was
bruised and his ribs seemed 10 De broken.
For while be was unconscious. But after
being treated for three days with Perry
Dayis's Pain-klller he was entiroly re-
stored, no trace Of the trouble being left
except q slight soreness. Pain-killer
should be kept on hand by everybody who
bas myihIDgto 10 with horse.
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CYsv Officers ltOnds Rejected esn-
ssnced 60 the Penit0ntlary.

Especial Z, 1mIn 90 the Dispatch.
toGroLy, VA, June 30.-Thc city Coun-
cil. held their final meetings to-day. The
bond 81 the new city Treasurer, A. H..
i'm, was again rejected, as well q, that o.
the new clerk ~ The market All The other
officers 90 on duty tomorrow morning.
David Hinton, an accessory 20 tho muir
der II Constable Franklin Ilaloman. was
tried before the County Court to-day, and
sentenced to the pcnltcntiary FOR fifteen
years.
4 wrccking force LETT here to-day to raise
the steamer West Point up York river.
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
DEPARTED this life, June 30, 1882, at 1910 4.
~. AL HIS residence, No. 3 Bacon street. M "A M-
TEL LAUTERBACB, OF Prussia. In these ~
FIRST year Of his age.
Dearest father. thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But us God that has bereft US,
He can all our sorrows heal.
We: again we hope TO meet thee
When iiEe's weary days are Ned,
And In Heaven we hope TO greet thee,
Where no farewell tear Is shed.
The funeral will tale place from his late resi-
donce THIS (saturiay MORNING az o'clock.
invited 10 attend.
New York and Charleston ts CT papers please
copy.
Died, ut the residence OF his grandfather, II. NJ.
Friday evening, ARCHIE T., infant son OF Wllu9
and Sallie Bowler aged four months aud sixteen
days.
Peaceful In the grave so low;
Thou no more vilt join our nnmbN.
Thou no more our songs shalt know.
Yet again we hope u meet thee,
When the day Of fife Is fed
Then In Heaven withjOy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear Is she'd
Ills funeral will take place at the residence THIS
AFTERNOON ut O'Clock.
Departed this life on the 10th ultimo, at s:45
p. NJ. at his residence, No GIL south Pine street,
Mr.. ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, husband Of the
late sally a. Robertson, in the seventy-sixth year
Of his age.
BY request there will be No services at the
church: they will take place TO-DAY al O'Clock
al Hollywood. Friends and acquaintance OF tue
family ARE respectfully invited TO attend.
Died, On yesterday. June 30th, At 9 O'Clock :.
NJ, FRANK OTIS. iIfant son Of c. +. and Bette
Y. Russell.
His funeral will take place THIS Saturday
EVENING at Az O'Clock az the residence of his
parents. at 919 west Clay street. Friends of the
Family arc invited to attend.
Died, Mt 1850 p. NJ June 30th, Mrs. BRIDGET
MORGAN, I'm the thirty-seycuth year Of her age
Her funeral will take place THIS Saturday
EVENING at 3 O'Clock from st. Palricks church.
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The surry.County murder Trial.

PE gRsBCRG. VA, June 3O.--rhe exam
ination Of the witnesses in the case Of Mary
Booth and Virginia Booth (colorcd), on
trial in the Surry County Court ior thr
murder Of Mrs. Il. G. Gray anu lmycrs
Jones, has been concluded, and the rgu-
mept has commenced. The testimony WIS
OF such a character a. TO implicaic the
mother Of accused in the crime, and she
will probably be indicted.
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MAIrIdONiAI.-M Mary TAYLOR. an
adopted daughter Of Colonel +. II. Ellis,
formerly u Richmond. Va. and Nh. Ran
dOlph. aNcltknoWn civil engineer. ';erc
married al 7 O'Clock Thursday morning NJ
Rev. Canon knowle. officiating. They
left the cty on The % O'Clock train for
Washington and the last. Among those
present a thc ceremony we're Mr.. and MIS-.
George H. Rozct, G.. y. Mccormick. Jr.,
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Bamhcr, Mrs
Meyers and daughter, Mr.. and Nrs. John
~. Preniiss, and Nj. aud Mr.. +. c..
Brown. - Chicago Free Press.
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[From b, noslon EyenIng Trn.crntI

From N, Boston Evening Transcript
The Buckingham Hotel, New York, en-
joys IN enyiable reputation with the tIay-
cling public, being.contra ~ located for
the reception Of guests, and has ior 10 pa
irons those whose approval + based upon
long experience, and who all agree that in
every respect this elegant establishment has
fully and feirly won It's high character.
The charges are reasonable, and accommo-
ms UNSURPASSED.
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GENEnAr PAYNE.-ThUe i, 40 man in
Virginia whom wc would prefer t. General
v. n. PAYNE. ot WarrCuion. g., the Demo
cratic candidate Tor congr', MAN at large
but. a. the paragraph ", have heretofore
reproduced from thc Warrcnton IndcS
stated. and a~ we, uAc the hlder, know
from the highest authority. General PAYNE
viii "undcr 40 circumstances accept the
nomination Tor that place. II i, useless q
ialk oi him in connection with II.
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.IOOTS. SHOES. &c.
ALL THE STYLES IN loves

PUMPS, SLIPPERS, OXFORDs, 10 button and
tie;
NETWORKS, LOM-CUT NEWPORT tnewl;
GENTLEMEN's MOROCCO. KID, CALF, aud
ENAMEL-LEATriER Low GOODS;
MISSES. BOYS, CiIlLDREN's, and INFANTS
Low SHOES;
A lIne line sPRING-liEEI. sIIORs IN NEW
PORTS, BUTTON oNF0RDs, and STRAP
SLIPPERS;
OLD LADIES' and GEN.LEMEN's Low
FLAT-liEEI., BRoAD-DOTTOM aud fLEX-
IBLE-SOLE SHOES;
TRUNKS. sATCnELs, VALIsES. RAILROAD
BAGs, &C, J. A. GRIGG,
jc4 Tenth aud Maia street,,
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The Malioy Brothers Acquitted.

BOsIoS, June 30.-Thc jury ia the NAL
ley murdcr-casc, at New Haven. retired
about =. VI. and remained ont less than
guilty" and the accused were discharged.
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80 or n ~ T. y Alp '

1T CENTENA AIRY METHODIST
CHURCH tsouth eide Of Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth streets. Service at IL A. NJ,
conducted by the pastor, Rev. =. \. PETERSON.
At s15 Il. VI. Rev. :. = LAMBETH will preach.
The Sacrament Of the Lords supper will be ad-
Innistercd and the monthly collection FOR the poor
Will De taken at the morning service.
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Nervousness, peeyishness, and iretting,
so osien connected with oyerworked 10
males lives, is rapidly relieved by Browns
Iron Biiters.
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mTRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
(corner Of Broad and Twentieth streetsj-T. LEY
BLEDsOE Notwithstanding by pastor at ii \.
VI. and al 81 p. VI. Young mems prayer-mecllng
nj & u. NJ.
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III FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Twelfth and Broad streot,l.--Thc pastor,
Rev. j. Il. HAwTHoRNE, ID. d.. will preach at
IL y. VI. and 81 Z. VI. Baptism At the close Of
evening gerNice.
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We had pleasant cha, yesterday with
Mr.. McDoNMp, the editor of the Lynch
burg Nelos, who spent few minutes IN
our office.
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BLANK BOOKS, &c.
DLANk BOOKS.

We aiggcst O. otf customers who Will need AC-
COUNT BOOKS in July 10 give Us early orders, 50
- 70 insure having good books. We have on hand
Of our own and of the cheap northern work a large
siOck oi any 1izes.
jc lS-u.w J.W. RANDOLPH a ENGLISH
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1T G RIA C Els T RE ct BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Of Grace and Foushee streetsj.-
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. WILLIAM r..
HATCHER, j. D., at IL O'Clock a. W. and 1T Ii
quarter past O'Clock r. VI. on SUNDAY.
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our friends have sent 20 Us several copies
Of "Curiew Must Not Ring Tonight"
We lntcnd % renrodnco L soon.
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rT CLAY-STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner of Clay and
Adams strectsl.-Preaching by the pastor. Rev. =
= LAMBETH, at IL O'Clock A. ", and at Sc O'Clock
p. VI. by Rev. p. a. PETERSON, Of Centenary
church. seats free. All are cordially Invited.
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MARRIAGES.

M.r,Ied. Jmc es. 1882, a. 81. PauI's church, By
the Rev. u a. Armstrong RICHARD KINGSlAN
GHtiTLEY to LUCY RANDOLPH DANIEL,
daughter of p. v. Daniel, Jr. tF.
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NRKNEY SpRINGS WILL EE n1EN

| " FOR TIE RECEPTION or GUESTS
JUNE Ig1sS2. This wcli-rcrownfl Yl.rc his
Just undergone extensive nithogou . pair '0'h
! as 90 the hotels proper aud tho gr9Hnd-. ~Isr4l
! attention his been given - the sanitary arIaIf-
incnt For further information .eui fHr t,-' .fp-
| tive catalogues. >. y. MtNDN ARD.
| my = 7-2m GfHU.nl Nlul-tr.
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Chairman u commute on Re-oluoon..

We a~.uc the state taat "s had DO 10
IGNITION whatever to reflect ufon 10, EDITORS
ar, in what we sid yesterday a.. O. our
own. We meant exactly what wc sa,d-n'
more and no Joss. MeNou.dhaNeWoicrrcd
10 omit the article altogether rather than il
should have been Misunderstood.
And. by trc way. cold Brcyitic,' is
y,r5 ncarl, as old a. we, whilst the editor
m-chici. II not too old to Doe Dragging OF
hi. youth, ha, yet remarkably "old head
CA Young shoulders.
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IL PARK-PLACE VI T. T II o d ST
CHURCH Cwe,t Franklin streotl.-Scrviccs by
the pastor, JoHN HAYNON. subjects: ii \. W.
"Obcdicuce Made Easy; 81 +. ~, "Belshaz-
Harlsm.i
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NJ BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Tenth and Broad streets-sUS-
DAY, July I'd: Preaching by Rev. II. c. CHEAT
HAM AT a a. VI. ana p. VI. At i. W. will be
held the regular monthly meeting Of the Methodist
Sunday School society. Interesting addresses may
be expected. A cordial invitation TO all.
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II" SEVENTH-STREET Gil RI >
TAN CHURCH.-Rey. l.. 4. CUTLER will preach
at II 4. VI. and S:l5 L. VI. Seats free. III well
COMO.
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1T SIDNEY BAPTIS r CHURCH
corner Main and Reservoir misunderstanding
by Rev. L. HARRISON at IL O'Clock A..
VI. aud II O'Clock T.. VI. SUNDAY. Al are In
Nitcd.
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IL FIRST PRESB \ T + X \ y
CHURCH.-Rcy. J. J. LAFFERTY, y. d., Will
preach At IL \. VI. No services AZ night
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When you feel out Of sorts, have the
blues. melancholy, etc, it must be indigcs-
ton that ails you. Browns Iron Bitter.
cures il,
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The platform odoptcd Icy the Pnnsylya-
MA Democratic state Convention declares
for The protection Of The industrial inter
o,t~ OF Pennsylvania. The faioWing eN-
PLANTATION l. made:
HAgGIsrJ RG, PA., June d. IN the trans
mission Of The platform oi ihc Democratic
State Convention Yesterday Ihc words the
protection oi in OIL. pre- uhl before thc
word. "thc industrial interest of p,nI-
syhapia" were omitted. lhe declaration
% o.. Convention Wee "iu favor of nf
.. '. a. o.. udu.,ra' m'e... q.
Loo sttnNa.
] Uaru-.D ~. rayh .h,rn n.'
I.t o.. T.f Co.,. -'
:, 'om c1rrctly, AMI reference O. Ga.
on.mM draft aud 60 tbc ropy of a iur
u he'd 90 the telegraph Office -IoWs thll
TO- error was made ia t,lcsrnphmg o..
". 4. iifN~EL,
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TIE HEALING SPRINGS.
BATH COUNTY Va
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
NlSlIOES.

Hot end cold baths. plunge and shower U1Ci
and haepage-wIfuu* leave GOWN fnl o. .I fI tr-
rival of every train. ruue, hHfine fi. .UI Iu
the morning arrive m the >rriI-. u.. . I'I.n
supply Of tic water f0t sale at fiHtIiI. Md
A cos. f.-U.
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rTALfD TNU|USAIN
VIII ~ received AZ this Office un'il
MONDAY. July 80,
no o O'Clock Z. ". for Z rlshinS Tho city mules
aud horses with FFEl. IHOVENDtR, &c, aud
al-o Will STRAW, for three months.
Tho Con nlt.cc ou streets reserves tie r sht g.
reject any or an proposal. Offend, an1 % give
Tie contract for each article required " tic lowest
bidder therefor.
Forms 81 proposal. can be- obtained by applying
40 this Office. ". J.. CUTSlikW.
ie 27-tdi C.ty Engineer.
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(corner Of Broad and Twentieth strcetsj-T. WILEY
BLEDsOE pastor.--Preaching by pastor at III \.
VI. and at 81 r.. VI. Young mems prayer-mecting
at Z. VI.
Nj BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Tenth and Broad strcets.-sUS-
DAY, July %: Preaching by Rev. II. c. CHEAT
HAM AT IL A. VI. ana 6 +. VI. At L. VI. will be
held the regular monthly meeting Of the Methodist
Sunday School society. Interesting addresses may
be expected A cordial invitation to all.
=
1T CENTENA AIRY METHODIST
CHURCH tsouth eide Of Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth streetsJ.-Seryicc at IL A. NJ,
conducted by the pastor, Rev. i. \. PETERSON.
AZ s:l5 r. ". Rev. & :. LAMBETH will preach.
The Sacrament Of the Lords supper viii be adj
rnlnistercd and the monthly collection FOR the poor
Will De taken at the morning service.
.
III CLAY-STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner of Clay and
Adams strectsl.-Preaching by the pastor. Rev. :.
:. LAMBETH, at IL O'Clock A. ", and at Sc O'Clock
p. VI. by Rev. p. a. PETERSON, Of Centenary
church. seats free. All are cordially Invited.
~ PARK-PLACE VI ct IIOD I ST
CHURCH (we,t Franklin strcetl.--ScryiccS by
the pastor, JomN HAYNoN. Subjects: / \. W.,
"Obcdicuce Made Easy; 81 +. ~, "Belshaz-
zarsm."
III SEVENTH-STREET c II r >
TAN CHURCH.-Rey. l.. 4. CUTLER will preach
at II \. VI. and S:l5 +. NJ. Seats free. III well
come.
ETrFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Twelfth and Broad strectal.-Thc pastor,
Rev. j. Il. HAwTHoRNE, ID. d.. will preach at
IL y. VI. and 81 Z. VI. Baptism At the close Of
evening service.
NJ G. RIA { Els T RE EFT BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Of Grace and Foushee streets).-
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. WILLIAM +.
HATCHER, j. D., at IL O'Clock A. VI. and at II
quarter past 8 O'Clock p. NJ on SUNDAY.
1T SIDNEY b APTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Reservoir misunderstanding
by Rev. L. HARRISON at IL O'Clock a.
NJ. aud II O'Clock T.. VI. SUNDAY. All are IN
vited.
IL FIRST PRES T L RIAN
CHURCH.-Rey. }. J. LAFFERTY, y. d., will
preach at IL \. VI. No services AZ night
=
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
CHCRCH.-The sunIay-aftcnoon service In this
church will commence 81 O'Clock until further
notice.
IT THIRD PKESBY Vt L RIAN
OU'RCIL-Ec,. \. ~uorwEii viii preach ~ J
A. NJ and church meeting viii De held immc-
diitely after tho morning service.
.H.Ira
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II THIRD PKESBY TERRA y
OIRCIi.-Ec,. 4. ~uarwEii viii preach ~ ] J
4. ". and church meeting viii Dee held immc-
diitoly after tie morning service.
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PROPOSALS.

CITY ENGfNErR's OFFICE, !
RICHMOND, VA. June ~, 1852. (
n q L | { Z.
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rT- GBACE-~1REET PRE>ENrE-
rINs 'UJECu. Eo. g.. ~. EFAu. ID. D.. pastor
....tI.r. D. nck '.N. so ..r.i r'. Hf u'. DO.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-07-08

MAY, 1904, Judgment WIS TeuutfSt III
this court in the following entitled suit,
in the words AMI figures following, to-
wit: Mrs. Marie EYeline Trosclair, wife
of Frederic Jaufroid, VS.. Her husband.
No. 1856.
This case came up this day for trial,
pursuant to assignment, Buisson i ker
for plaintiff, and j. A. Reid for defend
ant. After hearing. by reason CT the
Law and the evidence being in favor OF
the p laintiff. and against .he defendant,
it is ordered. adjudged and 6ecreed, that
there be Judgment in favcr cf the PLAIN
tiff, Mrs. Marie Eveline Trosllair. wife
of Frederic Jaufroid, and against her
husband, the said Frederic Jautroil.
dissolving the community of acquets and
gains formerly existing between them.
further decreeing separation of prop
erty, and condemning the. said defend
ant to pay the costs of this suit.
Covington, La, May %, 1892
JAS. NJ. THOMPSON,
Judge Eighteenth Judicial District,
State of Louisiana.
In testimony whereof grant this GER
titicate. under my official seal and sigma
ture, ut the town of Covington, this 9th
day Of June A. d. 1882.
WM G. MORGAN, Clerk.
l5lG 81
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LANE CFFicE, Nyw ORLEANS, La,
June ), 1882.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has FLEE. notice of his
intention to make fnal proof in support
OF his claim. ard that said proof will
be made before the Judge OF Clerk of the
Court, at Ucvington, La, on the 18th OF
July. 1889, viz
BENJAMIN Pierce. Homestead No. 1924
for lot number three, III section 81.
township 1. south, rause ID east, ST.
Helena melly,:jsn.
H.. NAMES The following witnesses to
provs his GcLtiauous residence upon and
saltfya.ion of said land. viz:
,.,,-rr walker. Charles Moore. James
X Polk AMI John Robinson, OF ST. fa.n-
IN ,ny parish. Ia
i-I0 IL trru Ridley, Register,
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Clubbing Arrangement.

we will send the New Orleans TEEh
" TT.HES-DENOCRAT st. Tammuuy
FARMER, beautifully illustrated
Almanac and Handbook of General
Information. to any address one year for
50 IS. free of postage. Subscriptions
must be paid inrariabiu Ia adrance.
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l54t. 81
LaSD OFFICE, NFw ORLEANS La, !
June Is. 1882.


Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice OF
ais intention TO make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register
or Receiver, at New Orleans, La, on the
29th day of July, 1882, viz
John Avery, homestead No. 1853. for
the south half of the southeast quarter,
and the south half CT the southwest
quarter of section -, township .. south
range 10 east, st. Helena meridian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his CONTINUOUS residence upon
and cultivation ot said laid, viz:
Vim. Avery, VIM. Welsh, Geo Nun
day and Elijah Lewis, cf 81. Tamuany
parish. La.
je245t GEO. BAILEY, Register
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TfRA1StIf COZ ii.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Tangipahoa

State of / louisiana Parish of Tangipahoa.
1t g Ee-sbv ordered that the rule of
CotSSs, rendered April6 8, 1850, be and the
same is hereby amended, as follows:
Froin and after July first, lSs2, the
terms Of Court of the several parishes
composing the Eighteenth judicial Dis
.rict shah commence Oh the following
dates:
Parish of TdngipahOa.
Jury terms-Secoud Monday in lenu-
ary and first Monday in June. Court
terms-Fourth Monday in April and sec
ond Monday in November.
Parish of Hashinyton.
Jury terms-Fourth Mondays in Janu-
Monday in May and first Monday in De-
cember.
Parish Of Livingston.
Jury terms-Tueslay after the second
the fourth Monday in October. Court
day In April, and Tuesday afteg the
fourth Monday in November.
Parish Of 81. Tanuaany.
Jury terms-rourth Monday in March
and second Monday in October. Court
terms-tourth Monday in May and third
Monday in December.
1t is further ordered that publication
of this change be made for thirty days.
Signed il pEgl. court, June; II, 1882.
JAS NJ. THOMPSON,
Judge Eighteenth judicial District.
A true copy.
v. CAsTAINa, Deputy Clerk.
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CARRIAGES AND DEATHS


st. 7qn-mony Parish.-Fourth
Monday iii February and fourth
Monday i'll July
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kELLER'S

Will keep on hand q fresh supply OF
Groceries and Canned Goods. Also, a
complete stock OF Dry Goods and hrt"s
Iade Clothes for Ladies and Children
The largest stock of Mems, Youths an,
Boys Clothing and Hats. A fine assert
nent of Boots and Shoes. for Men.
Women and Children. Hardware. liz
Aare, Crockeryware, and everything ;L' I
.rpertains to country store.
All the above goods l offer at strif'.
'ity prices. Full weights and measar
Guaranteed.
Goods delivered in Coviagton free
;uargs.
Hqhest price paid for country produce.
decl tx
National Republican., 1882-08-30
Commissioners West.

The readers of THE REPUBLICAN will
perhaps wonder that so little has been
said in these columns concerning the al
legged difference between Commissioners
West and Morgan. We have been con-
tented to give Commissioner Morgan's
version, and not to guess at Commits
sioner Vests position. We edtorially
suggested that it would be well to hear
what Mr.. West had to say before attempt
ing any conclusion. The character of
that gentleman is such, and his expert
encc in public affairs such, that there
need be no apprehension on the
part of his friends or the public
that he will do any unwise or indiscreet
thing. His reticence and that of Major
Lydeclyer are the best evidence that
whatever is done by them, whether they
agree or not, will not be done on any
high key or in any manner unbecoming
the custodans of the affairs of this Dis
trict. We think that the friends of Com
missioner Morgan will regret that he has
not N aintained similar reticence. 1t
was his unquestionable right TO go to the
public with the disagreements between
himself and either of his colleagues.
There was in this no breach of confidence
and no wrong of any kind. But as
matter of taste we think it would have
been better to await the final adjustment
NJ the controversy, and then if it was not
fettled in u manner acceptable to any
member he could have resigned, giving
40 nt,hlic His raasnng thernfOr We
have considerable confidence in Mr..
VESTS good sense and good judgment,
both MS to what should be done and how
it should be done; and we do not expect
20 be called on to record anything con-
cerning him which will lessen our good
opinion. We have no knowledge of his
intentions, having heard nothing from
him since he left the city for brief sum
mer vacation.