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THE very best remedy that can be compounded
from our present knowledge of drugs for colds,
coughs, asthma. bronchitis and other lang dis
eases, is DR.. Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
1t has cured many cases Of consumption when
all other remedies had failed. A single spoonful
will cure an ordinary cough or cold and give in
slant relief to asthma. Ask your druggist to
get it for you 1t is soothing, healing and
strengthening, quickly removing all feeling Of
soreness from throat and lungs. Be wise in
time and always keep 4 bottle handy.
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By Lolita, Columbus, O.: Nos, 1905 to 1914.
inclusive.
By Grace, New Brunswick: Nos. 1206, 1907,
1908, 1909, 1911, 1912, 1913
By +. Q. Stonebraker, Poplar Grove: Nos.
1905, 1907, 1905, 1909. 1910, 1911, l212, 1918.
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THE YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
THE PUZZLE DEPARrMENr.

Everything relating to this department must
be addressed to W. H. GRAHAM, West Scarbor-
triButions and answers to each weeks puzzles
are solicited from all
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and midnight the entire heap sprang up, and,
marching to the gong, struck one after another,
each his blow, making twelve in all, and then
fell to pieces again.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-30
Prize winners.

I. Maggie Bishop-An album.
2 Expert-A game.
3. Lotta-Fifty chrome cards.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-30

/. First complete list, a game.
2. Next complete list, so address cards.
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NO. 1237.-cLocK PUZZLE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-07

"HACKNETACK,~ q lasting and
agrant perfume Price csc. and
10: Sold hy u G. rs. l. Drug Stars
fSSl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-07
NEWS NUGGETS.
Outrage.

Galveston, 5.-Captain Dujay, of
tbs American schooner Rebecca, OF
Galveston, in a Communication to
the News, relates the story of out
rage and imprisonmenta at the hands
of the Mexican authorities at Port
Tampico on the 18th of February
last. The schooner was in distress
and leaking and put IN at 4ampico,
carrying the regular clearance pa
pers from Brashear, La, for Tam
pieo, but had thirty packages Of
merchandise for delivery at BraZos,
Texas, which port she was COM
PEELED to pass en- account OF the
rough weather. The collector az
Tampic0 forcibly took the thirty
packages consigned to Brazos and
ordered the immediate discharge of
the entire cargo. Captain DUjay
was arrested on the charge
Of an attempt to smuggle,
confined under guard, but re-
leased the next day on ths solicita-
ton of the American Minister, and
the Consul judge, before whom Du~
jay was tried, insulting'y refused to
allow the American Consul to be
present. During the trial after the
litigation, over forty days, the judge
decided that the goods must pay
treble duty. Dujay protested that
he had no money. On the 14th of
April the Mexican authorities
boarded the American schooner and
pulled down the American flags and
enlarged the vessel. Dujay ap
pealed to the American Consul who
placed the crew IN q hotel. Dujay,
after short stay. returned to the
United States. leaving the crew
with the Consul and the vessel in
the hands of the Mexicars. He
thinks but for the efforts Of Minis
ter Morgan and Consul Cassafd. he
would still be confined IN a Mexican
prison.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-07
Lynchers.

Fulton, Mo-, 6.-Advices from
Hstton postofiee, a small village in
the northwest part of this county
say, Ham Patterson, negro, was
taken from bed on Saturday night
last, and killed by a mob. Itappears
that Patterson and his brother
Julius circulated a scandalous report
about early all the ladies IN that
neighborhood, which freely eXasper
ated the men, and some twenty or
more respectable citizens took the
matter in their own hands, with the
above result. julius Patterson is
also being sought after, and if found
it is said he will share the fate of
his brother Ham. Negroes in the
vicinity are greatly excited, and are
said to be mskiug threats Of VEN
geance against che whites.
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Great Run on a SWen-KHOwn
Institution.

The famous Patent MeiiciDe
Warehouse of Charles n. Crittenton;
New York, has recently been snb-
jected to an extraordinary pressure
the pressure of crowds of sufferers
from Coughs snd Colds in search Of
"Hale's Honey of Horehound and
Tar" Of which he is the fortunate
proprietor. The popularity CT the
article ia boundless, and will last,
for it is built on the solid founda>
ton of innumerable cures. Critten-
toms establishment might properly
be called Saving Bank from the
number it has been instrumental
in saving from Consumption.
Trochial affections Of every type
vanish under its balmy and bal
samic influence with astonishing
rapidity. Sold by all druggists.
Ask for large size. price 81. they sre
much the cheapest. Pixies Tooths
ache dsnns cure y one minute. It
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-07
TRY BRITANNIA !
The Great Remedy
for Rheuma-
tisz11.

This justly popular medicine is deci
dedly without parallel in the effeetlng
of rapid and permanent cures. 1t is en-.
tirely reliable, and not only removes The
csuse OF Rheumatic pains from the blood
but tones up the entire system. The
Stomach, the Kidneys and the Liver
participate in the benefits derived from
its use, snd persons who were
troubled with sour stomach, kid
ney oomDlsints and Indigestion,
hs7e entirely recovered after using Bril-
'annia even for only short time. One
bottle will generally effect q cure. a
,essroonful OF. the medicine makes a
wines sssfaT' OF he tonic. It is pleasant
to take, and many persons keep it as =
family medicine, using it as mill
sparient and sppatizsr. Price Csc. per
bottle Special rates to the trade q. o.
VI. I. 9rug Department, general agents
70. Utah, Main street. Salt Lake City
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The Siamese Embassy.

Washington, 6.-The Siamess en-
bassy called at the White House tc-
day and paid q formal visit to the
President. They were accompanied
by Secretary Frelinghuy sen, Consul
Smith, Rear Admiral Rogers and
Lieutenant Mason and Potts. The
President was attended by all men,
bers of the cabinet now. in the city.
The ambassadors Wera attlred IN
full court costume of the richest
character, 8 Distinguishing feature
being the cloaks of Melted gold
They were received in the blue
parlor and the usual formaIities
were exchanged.
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Miscellaneous Matters

Montreal, 6.-John Turnbull, Of
this city, has been appointed a direc-
tor Of the Canadian Pacific Railway
Company, vice Kennedy, New
York director.
The Exchange Bank has settled
the claim of the City and District
Savings Bank against the Exchange
Bank for $3.50, 900, each Of three
directors paying $43 900.
Troy. n. Y, 6.-The United Stove
Manufacturers Association adopted
rules, the substance being the right
of hiring help must not interfere
with each workman to make his
own agreement fer wages.
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The'CycIone.

Davenport, GA cyclone struck
the lower end of this city and lev
elled number OF buildings, one
person was killed outright and q
number of others were badly in
jured. 1t is impossible to get the
loss at this time.
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Avenged on Himself

Richmond. Mo-, 6.-Charles Ford,
brother,of Ford the slayer OF Jesse
James, shot himself through the
heart this morning dying instantly.
No cause Is assigned.
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Another Wonder.

Was hington, 6.-James A. Con-
molly, whose nomination for solicitor
OF the treasury was yesterday cen
fr-ned ny the Senate, has formally
declined to accept the place.
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STATE NEWS AND VIEWS.

l.
Work has been progressing stead
lily on the BelAir oreyasse during
/ the past week, and tits thought that
1.-the breaks will be closed to-day.
Port Allen Sugar Planter.
A white frost was reported one
morning in tile latter pari of last
week, which in this latitude may be
lstyled very unreasonable Fell
.ciaIa Sentinel
We are sorry to learn that the
lstubble cane in our parish is turning
lOut badly. The plant cane, where
l5t has not been under water, Is grow
ling finely and promising Il good
| yield Ebefvillo SontIl.
Tie Morgan transfer boat Sun
beam carries crowds Of passeng gers
between CLARK station and Thib0-
deaux every day. The Sunbeam
runs like a deer and is provided
with all necessary appointments for
F. tlecomfort of passengers during the
short trips, hence we imagine the
ride down or up the beautiful La
fourche must prove u pleasant cpl
sode to nearly all who have occasion
to travel the Morgan route at this
time.fChief
We are becoming day by day
more confident in Capt. Gowden's
Outlet theory, at last, the Ievee
system having proven d failure, we
should be pleased to see Lake Borgne
opened, and trialmade. The ting
il certain, the outlet at the jetties is
undoubtedly Insufficient for The vast
volume Of water which has been
coming down the river Of late; hence
the erevasse at MOrganza and other
points,. Patriot Democrat.
The Gretna Courier, IL giving an
intervsew with Rev Mr.. Witherspoon
says;
Among the interesting topics discussed was
the CONCERT given last year by the Doctors
admirersof the Rightbank and In conversation
special mention was made Ut the eloquent
speech deliverdd BY Ex-Gov. M. Hnhu, on that
occasion which brought down the house The
Doctor Is DESTROYS that the ladies of Gretna
will assist the bethel by another CONCERT this
summer. We certainly do NOT know OF more
worldly cause that they could DO engaged in,
and earnestly second the good Doctors wishes
that our young folks prepare for an entertain
ment at the Bethel in june We will put up
the COurief's man Friday and what other talent
we can command, and will even head dele
CATION 70 wait upon that distinguished orator,
Judge Michael Hahn, petiti0ning his services
IN behalf OF che Bethel.
Within the past week a fatal
disease BROKE o it among the mules
and horses ia the J. eighborhood Of
Lakeland and on lower False River.
AT least twenty five head have died
within the last four or five days.
Messrs Phillips, Mix, Kern and
Wolff have been the principal 81 +
fIrers. The first named gentlemen
l0oSing some eight or ten within two
days. This disease seems to defy
the skill Of those most skilled in
veterinary science. Some have at.
tributed 1t 70 the attacks of the buff
fAlo gnat; but others deny the con.
clusiOn. 1t seems as If all kinds of
evils are TO be visited upon this
sections. Point Coupee Banner.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS

Are you disturbed at night and brotan ~
your rest by sick child suffering ana eiv,ng
with pain of cutting tccthl IL se.sel.d III unce
and get u bottle Of Mrs. u ISsLow's SooTHlNe
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErIuNG. ia valne u
incalculable. Il will relieve the poor little
sunerer immediately. Depend upon it moth
eitery and ialrhna, regulates tle stomach
and Dowes,cures wind c0lic.softens the gums.
reduces inflammation. and gives tone and enerrv
to the whole system. Mis-. MHNsL0w1s SolT1ss-
NC SYRUP FOR CHILDREN 1EETAfNo is PLEASANT
70 me tastes is the prescription OF one of tile
Oldest ana best female physicians and nurses in
the United StHte and is for sale IN Iii d,.,,,-
gists, throughout the world. Price, % cents :
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1la lgsisIbt,a1e alll meet next month ia shia
Esns .''l,x p 4. ere M A.. prs
nes & iSai ia psISonsi salaioi 'l s%san
Ns.ls Asn'h
s A . '..s n,as' ga 81. receipts e ts
Aifdb, Wines oaa1nnns.I v 'E Nv. y a nv
ta|IH neltd.1 II flIaalE fI,Il fhh sISs.,s,,s 81 =
aneHf8 E,sNe detrtnaea BID s00dr0 ara fl,n
i1Effnhl teVclaae meeipls nearly III .000. Geo
II4t ho expenditures dlsW q fail Hing otl 81 over
VIC V'f QUO
MORA has.,,i,s,as Il s.s,,@s., &. s...,..,..s....
SS'''',. .l XXI e 3s ~ tp " 9
a,.'f ssi. siesI,l.9 ss''. N .a &. ApAlst,te
he nlsollihe n1tite. asE i K, tl'eis
4.tVila Allilfesaee4. lnm0iarale aoihahuees
Y .HNq FFetiA fil7h. II niakfe Elm unjust Is
lQe tallpMFnen 81 caNaaa him to ace his own
eveI' % She aetilUtnt und injury III lliA fellow
ReAn&4
dtfaikh,o :. Ia S.s...sx,.. ooe s,,,f,| "
'ts'''''''ss sst A''spsN 2 w22'is'vY OF
wac MMQAub donated by the bill to
aeEilfe nafiohnf sid IL et7,fas.fi.,s, &,
,. -, 'N ssAs'3''ssoAa "
tHR Nt&tNAs WilitM 1lAAteat tue EelINto
iln Slls eighth nit, by il vote Of
13irtEsi hfpe dnainet eleven.
NHHk EalH hnH informed fllh
Director Efei,ei III tsIth. Nav !, l..o,,e
..z-I.4 I
1xNksHtS 4lxl '0Slllcll that the steamer
fSSeAt NfSfprn fan IL ma snr ~,
VI .fss,tstYs,.. tsst5.I ~ Y 4
1851 .9A 1sttFts AVlt FAI gntlut.uee
fl0zP passing locking IL bringing
fIRe eNiu neFnSe fIln aaenfY
''ss,k W. 20 - YSesi3.
~. 3. tsg.s Aes 800 xlgofoeely pushing
ia1 ".s,'s 81. s. n end urges ul'on
s.s NJ s WIZ. IN sl.ss ean sat@ Meeessf@ Alan
,s4 w Z. ,,i.'ll0ftsnee SO
* f !pe Nsltn q Epla seetlos woulu
;.,,,f ~ WI s...assa guam I round
Is s. N.
<,3 ~ ~ ekiefs
fNs,4 s's.' shes'slsiFts
The snnlh furnished q. sos snldiers for tho
erMlse TINT went through Mexico III l8l6, the
North EHfe 5,iaf and the Mekt IL ,a07 nut
pfeaase more Than halt the Mexican veteIns
es.ne sem the earfl ey are fruagnil pen
eipm. nos more than ~ BOG Of llleae n,en ere
Sc ss q Iia s'sa's' es Moe rs s Nv t .
es.al we eqi pql..t y sas spoia Of fIsFir war
,s. e, ..oas'e R. En- nsEsa celo
deserve 10 be rewaeasiI lisrs WORTH ' al.
ses.ei
.,. .SIes, s.t n Me,ennlca auditor e
asa e shoot Il printing paper Az manu- .'''',1
rem oes4sss VlIs paper vas made s. The
ssa.s IS 81 ss s as,s, anu MP
esns q haeasse aad ien l'sr cent, 81 clay S'i Il
s s ''., y isa ss. ss Megonnse win
paay iar le l6lllag q paper nianuim n is,
n .s.. e'.a Slsll hs wen known energy and
snocsssi'I az, '''RS s'''' - a'''Ss /"
ara IL I'D paper. worn via, ara Md nav
''a':novn ealle aerosa Abraham Llueoln'a
sssostsns Ms s,ss,es ; a WYE e s
request u s'hegles LanmAn, who was chen
l 's "Is'ea'.s St Congress q. ena hsd
llowlne Is Abraham hincoIns wsitse a,s reply;
,.lses ... ksh 5ssltslI e in Harding county,
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LOCAL ITEMS.


~ See II your name is among the
llst OF jurors.
Al Jury term of the District Cont
viii Commences III fh;s Parish IA
Monday.
Tborl,s 49, dra u o,,. t,;a,,,,
III mas,,an a ae S az ~ dr. = ,o.' );
,.lses ~ i & s.., sa e q. ~ n0a
Iasrn,o a.d ISL ~.s 1a.ss4 s"n,'os :.
s'.'1 son pvS"VOOs 5tSWH
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-05-03

a true copy Of the original list on 4 K ii, nv
office, PARISH IF ST. Charles March II 1891
j., b. MARTIN. Clerk
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TUFTS
EXFE GTORAnT

n composed Of Herbal and Mueilaginons prod.
ucss, which pormeate Ghe substance OF tine
EuIhRn, expact0ratea the anrid matter
that collects ID the Bronchial Tubes, and lorna d
soothing euatAmNp which relieves Ghe ire
gi1nthOn that causes the cough. 1t Gneansea
the Aungs 03 al Amp ux.eAes 2, Strengthens
ntes the circulation OF the blood and braces tha
nervous system. slight colds often end I'm
ccneumptinms IT'S dangerous to neglect
thenns Apply tho remedy promptly. a
no remedy has ever hsem faumd that IL ne
prompt in itaeffeossas TUFTS kKPEGTnRANT.
A single d0ee raises tA1e ph1eRna, snbdues
i'laammati0n, and its use apsedlly cures the most
obstinate COACH. a pleasant cordial, cliI-
flEem take it readily. For Group it as
Invaluable and ahould be in every family.
I'm 3fSn. nw1 III RneNKae.
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srlen,IIa ueather be past week.
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A card heforen MS headed Lawler
y Huck. Informs MS that our ponu
lar and energetic Young friend, w.
w. Huck, Esq, formerly Manager
Of the Great Southern Telephone
and Telegraph Co, Of New Orleans,
has entered into partnership with
Capt. II. I. I4awIer, a name we'll
known IN the business rircIes OF the
Crescent City. He is certainly to
be congratulated on having asso.
ciatei With himself such ali efficient
aud reliable partner az Mr.. Hnck.
They will continue the business, as
Commission Merchants, particularly
that of Flour and Grain, at the old
stand, No, 10l Mugazinestreet. Sue.
cess attend them.
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State Of Louisiana.
ooh JUDICIAL DISTRICT CouRT.
PARISH OF ST CHARLES.
No. lG3.
sUCN OF NATHAN SMITH.


By virtue If an order of sale issued in the
above entitled and numbered Succession, on
the 18th day Of February A. d., 1884, by the
Honorable the Twenty Six Judicial District
Court for the Parish Of st. Charles: l, the
undersigned Sheriff ofthe Parish Of st Charles.
viii proceed to sell at public auction to the
to theshishest bidder, at the door Of the Court
House Ct this Parish, on
SATURDAY. MAY 18th. A. D.. 1884,
at the hour Of eleven o'clock A. NJ. the following
described property to wit;
A certain lot Of ground together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the Seventh District Of the City Of New Or
leans in square 70 b, bounded by Eagle or
Mary, Munroe. Sixth and Jeanette streets,
designated by the No. Z, on a plan drawn
by Henry Moelhausen, dated October 1916
deposited in the office Of L. Hermann. late a
Notury Public OF that city; said lot measures
thirty feet front on Monroe street, by one
hundred and twenty feet deep between equal
and parallel lines.
Terms and Conditions
The above described property to he sold
without regard to appraisement, on a credit of
twelve 1nenths. the purchaser to turn sll his
bond with good and sufficient security and
speeial mortgage on the properly sold said
bond to bear legal interest from date Of adm.
dication until paid, and the purchaser to pay
in cash, the costs due on the day of sale, such
as advertising, sheritfs fees,cIerlx's fees.etc.
Z. 4. BAUDOUIN.
Sheriff Of the Parish of st. Charles
Sheliff-s Office. April 43d. 1894.
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BOARD or HEALTH.


ms. I,
....a.'....,. N, s'' - W. $500
,'.s \. = e, '''s''''
l .,,, e, s. 81. Y 49, = $500 yoR,
.'.'... .. 81 .'s'''os ~ sp'ls'su
ass.';s;.,.,s',.s ,'. s "',As s $500
s:,,.', H.. s.. 80 's'sV''e' s1as 81 =
T,,o s.,,,........., $3.50. ,.,.
III ,, y ' sss y '''"'.,'s' I" wD's''
g ~ = 1, s,s,'.s' sas'ss s,e 'es''ses1
F,,,;,, ;t,.:,. s. - :" 'ss's
tx n,taet,, !, go ,s.'a s.,
yIos 800 n 4 !; 4, 49, ~
lHolr ana iii. asso,.;., tes Az I,e.st,t Z.
,,sst s..,o,.;,...g,, VI, ,s;,, n,
;,cypse ~ esns',,ons nat ehs
Ilatter xill r. i wise a.l,,,i,,ist, ion
/ seci,rs : liks immunity.
THAT sueII resuonsibility and such
l.exDpctation. iii tie opinion Of the
present Boarsl. exists. Il shown 81
Ifhe address of the new President d
Ibis associates. delivered 81 he meet.
linz Of lie 9th uIt. Its language As
lt0 duties and the expected manner
u their fun discharge il positive and
concise.
It assumes that each member d..
liberated we'll before Accepting q
lksust sIhe history Of which ID appalI.
cling 10 selfish prudence. and must
awaken III the wisgst ser;ons bcsi.
atancy.p
Having acceptesi. II i n ike man.
|uer assumed that .salternativaa have
ssbeen squarely presented. ana vi
X have been comneIled Il, a,.ca,,.
swith I'LL that acceptance impIies, ~
ITO shirk ! public duty y
This latter Dr.. Holt savs. neither
he nor any OF his associates inland
to do. We believe, him q,Ia
Independence IL the. Roar,I 81 4
department 81 state governments 2
announced With ! t,ro. ,let.Tmina,;on
8 maintain tl,ia nrarosa s ., ~ ~,
fuIlv eeaura s. e,r..s 49,.
an exemption from veIlow ssyar ~,
Board il not IS 81 solely emilia, i,
ANY Of lie peculiar fheor;..s s. = - 8
origin, but il to guard apainst an n
BY a strict quarantine 81 aoa;. !
importation: Nv tl,orous,, sxss s,'' +.
IcIeanIiuess thronpl,,at tba I'M i,
.,,,a,.,, ;..s M 800 ~ ~ y
Of these .lifferent ,hao,;as -,
Holt antly savs: .sTbesA s,,l,;s,.4 ~ =
aaIsonsSIon nad discussion ,,re ,,ro {
sserIy i fighting erou..d far IA ~ ut
.'tors,tor INVESTIGATING co,o m;ss;,,,,.
sthe press, and 4 host 1T others. but
1snot foF rs. Tie law defines onr
sdeId Of nctionn
Wisely. We think. tl,a anv,,,.,s..
Sanitary AssocIation i ,.i.,ws,, q !,
great HYGIENE beln4t ..Tyy sn...
Tho address 1--WE cap I'M ~,
s'mind The higher I,,erest = ~
Community a. tl,e ,,,la = 49, I'M, ~
ssance. This aass,,,,t,o,, ~, 8, =
~ fiol,t ann M a,,,.;,. Is Il 3 =
AT Il Si,a.lv n, s. ,,,sss;,,, s 81, i
,l.,entrata,l s,,;,r, y, IS ~ ',' Z ~
pSo''s NeesE'nahea 20 help them
sslsea'
~ l'etsenhel q enc new Board,
e''e anal'ner ~ which i has entered
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How DO YOU EXPECT 10
KNOW what is going ON Ia your
parish unless you take your parrish
paper4 DO not rest nntil you have
subscribed for it.
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SUPREME COURT.

The Supreme Court, at its last
session, decided two eases on appeal
from this District, and III both in-
stances affirmed the Judgment reD-
tIered by Judge Hahn. Justice
Poche was the organ OF the Court.
The following are the names of the
cases and thesummary of the points
| decided:
Geo. N. Bayly execute vs.. 81 A. Beenel ct al.
From 81. John the Baptist. In a settlement
Of neeounts between planting partners, com
pound interest will not be allowed to either
party, unless il is shown BY positive evidence
that the party charged with interest had no
cepted the account Us titus nude, or that he
had directly or taoilly Acquiesoeii in the charge
Ok annual interest, 70 be considered as capital
IN each ensuing account. Interest canuOt be
allowed on 4 el1inl never presented t0 tie
debter, before suit, wliehis allowed on Il gstam-
llsnl a.e.1dk, and the validity Of which results
from the judgment
The managing partner Of an ordinary part
nefslaip y entitled 90 be reimbursed his actual
expenses necessarily incurred id the interest Ut
the partnership. Judgment atfirined
Miss Adele pillars. wife OF E,lonard Drotles
vs. Louis FlsvrA and Frcd l.. Matthews.--Ap-
peal from Jefferson. All issues presented BY
tlla pieadings in q oause aud on which evidence
49, - va tAAt1t " III uc out4H NSfttl US us
posed Of by dnai Judgments Though the latter
BE silent On ono o. more of the issues in the
ease Hnless a special reservation Is made in the
Judgment Hanee in a petitory action the
Judgment which DEGREES tho Irrigated property
70 plAintih aud is silent on the subject Of rents
and revenues prayed for III plaintiff petition,
when II appears that evidence had been intro
duded Ia that demand, will be construed a. an
nps ointe lejeefiOn Ot the demand. Such a
Judgment will support the plea OF res at{js,di-
cN.a 70 subsequent action BY the same plain
tin tur rents aud revenues ON the same pro-
perty against the same defendant. Judgment
affirmed.
Ia the ease If JOS. b. Friedman
VS.. Adler u levy, III which dam
ages were claimetI for an alleged
Illegal seizure, the decision was
against plaintiff. Justice Manning,
as the organ OF the court held that.
Where IN injunction has arrested the execu-
ton OF Judgment for sum Of money the
surety to tue injunction bond ID NOT entitled tO
notice ofjudgment oi dissolution and for dam
ages before the Issuing OF execution thereon
The surety t. an Injunction based on such
case "a NOT merely c0nstructiyely Ia court, but
Is an active party ~ the suit made to ulnintilf
a1so Jaeto, by the mere act Of snretyship and
invested by the law pi'opri0 rijofe with an the
attributes, qualities, rights. aud burden with
the liabilities Of his principal, and is entitled
10 citation and notice as is his principal.