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IN OLD B.1LLID: (16OO).


prithce send me back my heart
Since cannot have thine;
For il from yours you viii not part
Why then shouldst thou have miner
But now think ont let 1t lie,
To find 1t were in vain;
For thou st thief in either eye
Would steal 1t back again.
Why should two hearts in one breast lie
And yet not lodge together7
o Lowell where is thy sympathy,
II thus our breasts thou seyer7
But love ia such mystery
cannot find 1t out;
Tor when think Pm best resolved
then am in most Doubt
Then farewell care, and farewell woe
will no longer pine,
For III believe have Ler heart
As much as she has rrine.
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TIE world has waited with impatient
curiosity for the correspondence. Of
George Sand. Word comes from Paris
that collection OF her letters will he
published soon, but that part OF her
correspondence will not be made public
for many years to come. 9"
, 1884-10-29

VA NJ NJ NYI1I1~
pler," succeeded yesterday in hooking
the Port"rico end of the San juan,
jamaica duplicate cable about q
knots from Holland Bay in 833
tathoms OF water, cable found to be in
perfect condition, has payed OF about
8 miles of new cable and buoyed end.
lie is now engaged graphing for
the shore end, which he had secured
and buoyed OH Both ulto. but unfor-
tunately during the heavy gale of 9Th
inst. was lost, tho buoy rope having
parted. He has every hope of finish
ing the repair in course of a day or
two.
New York, Oct. 23rd.-A Paris
despatch states that 4 majority of the
committee on til" Tonquin credit
tavors decisive acton, even if it should
need the granting of larger credits.
The Cabinet has decided to grant
the achievements demanded by Gen
eral DeIisle.
Sir Thomas Brassrv, in the course
of y speech addressed to his constitu-
ents at Hastings, declared that the
English fleet was eq,al to those Of
France and Italy combined.
1t is stated that the Murqlis of Sails.
bury has agreed to allow the second
reading of the Franchise BIZ, but
with a section p%ostponing its effect
until after a bill for the redistribution
of soats shall have been passed.
The London Morning POST de-
MICS the rumours published by the
standard" relative to probable ship
ping troubles, and declares that the
sugar trouble ceased three weeks ago.
Dominica, Oct. 23rd-At a recent
meeting of the Legislative Assembly,
resolutions were passed in effect that
the only apparent solution to the
difficulties of the Island we're, that
providing the produce of the Colony
were admitted free into American
ports, the Island be coded to the Uni
tedStates, and that MISREPRESENTATION
Her Majesty's Government be me.
morialized to cede Dominica to Ameri.
ca, that the house in adopting the
resolutions were satisfied they were
expressing the feeling of the majority
of the population
New York, 23rd Oct.
Flour per bril-, st. Lawrence 4 r.
Meal best Brandywine, per bril-, 30 to 81
ii Nj. Pork, per bbl., Sl53 in lob lots
New Seasons Pork per bbi $I63 to II.
CRYSTALS unr. IN = tn KS r., ~
Fairto good refining pr b5 to /.
Cuba Centrifugal, Max. 6 j-I6th. Min. s.
English Islands MoIasSeS, 20 to q cts.
Exchange, New YORK and London, 3 1902
to $4.S1
London, 23rd
DcmerarA crystals pcrcwt go 1Ss
9d.
, 1884-10-29
I Il L E G Il \ NJ S.
ST. THOMAS STATION.

marks. n Emperor q SPlZed me
allodial and frudal property, and it
is feared that the Duke of Cumber-
land has little chance of succeeding.
\ despatch received at the Paris
War department from General Delisle,
demands twenty thousand troops for
Tonquin.
There is an exodus of the Chinese
from Shanghai, fearing a lombard
ment of the place.
1t is also reported that China is
suffering from financial straits.
English news states that the Queens
speech at the OF ening of Parliament
will not touch on the domestic policy
Of the Government, except as regards
the Franchise, and will only vaguely
refer to Egypt and South Africa,
The Tichborne claimant has been
released from prison.
1t is reported hat the Canadian
Commissioner to Madrid has received
official assurances Of the confirmation
of the treaty with Spain; he will
negotiate a new treaty with Cuba.
A telegram from Geneva reports
that the Grand Hotel at Lauterbrun-
men has been destroyed by fire, cau-
sing a loss of a million dollars.
A Moscow tnlngron4 ototoo thar an
extensive fire broke out in that citv
Yesterday, destroying the German
Theatre and seventy six shops the
loss is estimated at three millions Of
roublcs.
New York, Oct. 22nd.-Renewed
fears are entertained of pending trou-
BILE in the shipping and produce trades
III Liverpool. n rise in the price
of sugar, however, has somewhat
strengthened the produce market.
The loss to London Bankers, it is
understood, will reach three millions
owing to insuficienlIy protected adj
vances, but particularly those made
ON sugar.
The Welsh steel trade is reported
as becoming stagnated, and stspcn.
slons are expected.
1t is announced that the ri. Hon.
j.. g. DodsOn has been created a peer,
being succeeded by Mr.. G. o. Trcvel-
yam, as Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster, and Mr.. Hy. Banncrman
has been transferred to the Chief
Secretaryship of ireland.
A Brussels despatch states that the
Belgian Ministry has resigned, and
Malou has been asked to form IL new
Cabinet.
Much uneaSiness is manifested in
Earns IN consequence OF IA report that
the Chinese are pouring troops into
Ionquin. General Campenon, French
War Minister, has refused 10 mobilize
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Am Hnportant Preiect.
Lafayette Advertiser.


Lafayette Advertiser.
A call was made and published in
the MesidioRal, week before last, by
the leading business men Of Vermilion
parish to take the initiatory steps for
securing q railroad from Abbeville to
Lafayette to connect with the Louisi-
ana Central, the Louisiana Western
and the Morgan Railroads. The dis
tance is estimated atabout l8 miles
through very fertile section Of La
fayettc and Vermilion parishes. The
products and trade Of the territory
thus to be connected by rail with the
outside world would fully Justify the
building of a branch road from here
to Abbevillc and other points between
there and tho Gulf.
The products Of the territory thus
to be reached are sugar, rice, cotton,
tobacco, corn, early vegetables and
fruits, poultry and eggs, cattle and
horses, and an unlimited supply Of
fish and oysters. Tho returns for
which would be all kinds Of merchan-
disc, agricultural implements and
machinery, lumber and other building
materials, Every acre of land be-
tween here and Abboyille is susoepti-
BILE Of cultivation in the most paying
crops Of the South, and not subject 10
tho devastations Of overflow
The building of this branch road
would give heretofore UNKNOWN i'm
petus = business on the lower Yer
million. The Gulf of Mexico is the
meat house of the coast country, and
Vermihon Bay is one Of the best
doors TO that immense food supply,
and the time is not far distant when
Baton Rouge, Vicksbufg, Memphis,
Cairo, st, Louis and other cities will
be glad 10 reach ont to that point for
their share Of fish and oysters,
The lower Vermilion stands second
70 none in the production Of sugar,
and the facilities for raising rico aro
equal TO any place on the Southern
coast. There Is no connection so adj
vsntageous to Abhegille as Lafayette,
for no other point offers SO many and
50 direct routes East, West aud North.
And the road connecting these points
would pass through the most pfoduc.
tive lands Of this part of the State,
every acre of which wonld yield 4
surplus for transportation. ANY other
railroad outlet must 30 reached over
q section Of country mainly unpro.
apetigc. and wonld AFFORD dnlg one
choice Of routes instead ef four.
Lafayette parish and the town Of la.
fayeite offers 4 welcome and CO. epe-
rating hand 70 her neighhor Yer
milion.n
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Oakland Springs to the intersection Of
the Hickory Flat road near Leon Man
uels's.
Randall Botley, on the road from
Pierre Doucet's to the intersection Of
the road near Alphonse Marcanteps.
w. A. Kirkwood, from the south
side of Little Marsh bayou to the
south side Of Big Marsh bayou on the
Sugartown road.
On motion, Pierre Savant was al
lowed the privilege Of peddling in this
parish free Of any parish license.
The committee on claims examined
and reported fayorably on the follow
ing claims, which were thereupon APP
proved, viz:
J. w. Bryan, sundries for G. l. Rus
sell ............-...-i.. ...s.....s ~ %
Tom White, digging grave for g. /. ~
hu9GeH. -. ...s -. ..........s.s... ~
DR.. Knapp, medicine for g. L. Russell . 80
B. w. Merrick, use Of room and bed
ding for Russell. ell......,............ w
j. v. Moss, Justice Peace fees, view
ing body of Russell. ell..........5..ss.. W
]. v. Moss, burial expenses Of Russell II 90
House in 1ssS. ...........s........ 80 Al 90
" Russell r. Pe', msa.a. a''' 20 90
On motion, be it ordained, that the
following named parties are hereby
appointed as Clerks of election at
their respective polling places, to
serve at the election to be held on the
fourth day of November, A. d. 1884,
viz;
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r ~ ~ nurua 5 - ~ s'iass su
= ". bryan oneseu she ioiio"mt
Fes9iutlon
nsSoeVe@' AnaI Ine chaitiian % any
hs IS hereby suEhoti@eu 70 appoin'
commlItse o. sntee 70 aral' : ~ y
rules sna feguia'iohs lor 1he stahsae
.loh OF all business thas may come DC
iole Ihis pody !,
Wnlcn was uushhoss.y auoP!eu
ana the IoNowlng commistee appoint
ea, VIZ = "; pryah' simeon YIN
cens ana y 4 hewitt
N nosion, y was i,
4.eso1esa' ss n: ALlas ene pona , y N.Y. W
alish tlnsst ~ ana 81, - u.I A J,
az TWO hunIreu asu my uol'AIs' Anu
~ t1e IIes1uens - suo onoe SSty " 20 =
Ihe Iarisn rt'hsei, she SielA i. u ~ Dour' m
ana tne oierk ol tne ioiee sgIy are
hefeOy aushor'zea 20 aSesp' saiu ponu'
Uh I1o.ion, nv ~ was
"esOe0s1' Anas heteaiset' "neii
ehels are repairs .h nesessa sg = h,;lS ~
;naas ! upon any y 'uo puD'io oua,u, Dua'o.
ings q tne parish, q any Gnanges
81 any Alnu y " naue sneseon'
OF any rerhlsuFe 70 y naue " Pur.
cnssed tor shs uso y sne unietehs
ofncers ot the parish, Iof Wh,ch she
parish Is eapecLed 70 pay, = deta.lea
statement OF slch woIk must DC nrst
submitted 70 tnis pouy ior shelr ap'
proVai' ana tnss IN a., cases, except
when otherwise proVloed, the WoIk
must be let 10 the lowest responsible
bidder, under sue4 rules ana regaia-
tlons aa the follee Jury may prescribe
On motion, the follce jury az
lolrned until tomorrow morning az Y
O'CLOCK ~, ,oo
p,,;.o r,,.,, noaosl ~ ,,,ssn,. 1esa, A9o "a
;ournmeut Present. i w. BRYAN.
President: D. ID Andrus simeon Vim,
cent i r Hewitt. Dempsy lies. d.
4 Ivons and James Cole Absent:
lie. McMahon.
M;nntes os vesterdsv ware read and
annroved
Dn motion the resolution adopted
vesterdav apnroyipo tie claim of
Tom W3i,a for digSing crave ~ d
+, RosaelI vas resonsideFsd
IN nation the claim IF Tom White
an,o,,n.;na n Sl I'M digaing Grave of
3 r RnasoI ~ ~ J;saiI1a,naS5 iiI1,S 500 y
N mot;on
Rs.aIvsd That IN tLe case of ,bo
e.a.s nf Iou;s;apa vs Thos Rootb
s NJ ksk tba sber;H be and be =
barohy s,,,bor;zea 10 snsnenS the sy,
scat;on oe M writ now f b;s hands
snt;l tho and dav of september 1884.
poI;ce Jnry sa;onrnca nnt;l b nor,
rom norr;no @ u q o,elack
'a,.aa a.. ia,
A0sust 1ass' ioef
Police Jury met pursuant 70 ad-
lournment. Members present same
as On yesterday,
Minutes OF yesterday were read and
approved.
Petition Of John oosselio asking 70
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Police Jury proceedings.
AUGUST SESSION, 1884.

LAKE CHARLES, Aug. 1S, 1884.
Police Jury met at the Court House
in the town Of Lake Charles, on this,
18th day Of August, A. d. 1854.
Present.. w. Bryan. President;
D. d. Andrus, Dempsy lies, Simeon
Vincent, J. 7. Hewitt, David A. Lyons,
also James Cole, from the first ward,
who, having previously qualified, took
his seat as member Of this body.
Minutes of last meeting were read
and approved.
Committee on Claims having care
fully examined the following claims,
and reported favorably thereon, they
were approved, viz:
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iii. CHEERS. Proprietor.

HAYING BUILT AND FITTED UP A
IL large and eommodious building at the
above place, is now fully prepared to accom-
modate the public with good
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jos. volts, tin cutters for Courthouse, Q

4
Jos. vcltz, tin CUTTERS for Courthouse, IS ]
On motion, it was
Resolved, That A. D. Lyons, In
speetor of Weights and Measures TO
the parish of Calcasieu, be and he i
hereby authorized to procure sncl
weights and measures, of the lega
standard, as may be necessary to b,
used in a proper discharge of the du
ties of his office.
On motion, it was
ResolVed, That the sum Of one hnn
dred and fifty dollars be and is hereb,
appropriated out Of any surplus fund.-
remaining in the Parish Treasury, af
ter all the current expenses of The
parish for the year 1884 shall frs
have been paid, to assist in building
a bridge across Houston river, on tho
public road from Sulphur Mine sta
tion to Meadows mill.
Police Jury adjourned until to
morrow morning at 8 o'clock.
AUeUsF 10th, 1884.
Police Jury met pursuant to ad
journment.
Present.. w. Bryan, President
d. D, Andrus, Simeon Vincent, D. A
Lyons, ]. T. Hewitt and James Cole
Absent-Dempsy lies and j, E
McMahon.
Minutes of yesterday read and
adopted.
On motion, it was
ResolOed, That the resolution adopt
ed at the last meeting Of this Board,
allowing the Hon. VIM. Meyer the
sum of fifty dollars per month for bis
services as Commissioner to the Ex-
position, be and is hereby amended
SO as to show that said amount is to
be paid out of the five hundred dol.
lar appropriation heretofore made.
On motion, the report of the com.
missioners, appointed at the last meet
ing Of this body to lay out public
road from ], M. Swilley's to J.. Fos-
ter's, was received and adopted, and
the commissioners discharged; and
said road, as laid ont, is hereby de-
cIsFed public road.
The application Of the commission
ers who laid out the above named
road, asking to have certain named
parties apportioned as hands to work
on said road, was laid upon the table,
and the parties referred to the road
laws of this parish.
Petition OF citizens of the Second
Ward, asking for a public road from
Welsh's Station to Lake Arthur, was
received and read, and on motion was
adopted, and the following named
parties appointed as commissioners to
Law out said road, viz; OneEims NAL
let, Oniziphore Robichaud, f. X.
Welsh, FRANCOIS Benoit and TreyilIe
Lonion.
Petition of citizens of Second Ward,
asking to have the road now travelled,
rnnning from Welsh's Station to
Hickory Flat, passing between the
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Resolyed, That tie President Of this
body be authorized to appoint COM
mittee of three TO meet and confer
with the Building Committee in re-
gard to the new Jail,
Messrs. d. D. Andrns, j. z. Hewitt
and James Cole were thereupoh ap-
pointed on said committee; and on
motion the President was added 10
said committee.
4 Recess taken until 2 b. N. this
evening.
AFTER RECESS.
After recess the Joint COMMITTEES
made the following report in regard
to the new Jail, which, on molten,
duly seconded, was received and
adopted
To the Honorable President ana Memhers 81
the Police Jury
Gents-We, your undersigned Joint
Committee, beg leave TO submit the
following report, via: That after
mature consideration OF the subject
matter before US, We have unanimous
4
y aslonu a '.ias Ia, g soou % Msssss'
In luli ri e pao. . siia,l nave eonpsesee she
,. now ssit auu gages, 70 the satlsIae,
sh"i, s,vI y h.'. sno puslUsn Soniln,e.ee ana
81. naie fo,h nav seleutea .h Az we uelec.s as
so,,. sos tyf.a e y, ~ s"e puiiul Solnl1,seses
aspU.t :. ~ sn's aa;ss.s, niost.s, aue sual' aso
0'fN" " eNN StsA9toSeASni u s"AN S1ifr
mittec that the steel cages placed IN
said Tail are made u o.ann;nis cbron,a
steel, We recommend that they do u.
cejye said Iail and anprava tho M.
coupts of Mossrs HIiIl a Rro for
whatever amounts NAV be ana tbam
and nayahIo as snaciSod u tho;s oea
tract and that upon Inc approyal "
said claims bv the Boilding Gommit.
tee, the President Of the Police Jury
he also antboriua5 n ada III arnso,'ai
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VIII practice in the parishes Of Oalcasieu,
Cameron and Vernon. june14-1y.
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], w, BRYAN,
President, Police Jury.

j. BEN. KIRKMAN,
Clerk Police Jury.
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Cool Lager BeeE'

aud Soda Water, at 9 cents per glass.
Also, Liquors and Wines of all kinds. Pleas
quiet will be maintained by Special Deputy
Augustus Lyons. Mr.. FRITZ MULLER,
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ssOuT Fritz"

win furnish amusement for old and young
A visit will prove pleasant recreation.
Hlay24-1y
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piles are frequently preceded by a sense OF
weight IN the back. loins aud lower part OF the
abdomen. causing the patient to suppose he
has some affection OF the kidneys or neighbOr-
ing Organs A. times. symptoms Of indges-
tho stomach, etc A moisture, like pcfspira-
ton. producing n very disagreeable itching,
after getting warm, Il very common attend
ant. Hind, Bleeding and Itching piles yield at
once to the application Of DIR. Bosauko's Pile
Remcdy, which acts directly upon the parts
affected, abso bling he Tumors. alayinR the
intense itching aud sroctinP permanent
cure. Price ~ cents. Address, The Dr. Boz
sanko Medicine Co piqua. q. Sold by c
Snnaan A o.. James ClaNln KlRlnnd AZ 90.
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The Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio railway system has recently
issued most artistic illustrated
"folder," describing the principal sum
mer resorts of the North and East which
are reached through its connections.
Round trip tickets, at greatly reduced
rates, Will be on sale June to Septem-
Der 10, good to return until October 81.
Al the ticket Offices of the system,
where all needed information NAV be
obtained, baggage checked to desilna-
ton, and In fact every arrangement can
be completed for the summer trip AT the
station started from, thus avoiding the
usual discomforts and annoyanoes of
travelling, call on the local ticket agent
Tor the folder or write to II. w.
peirce, General Passenger Agent,
Houston. G-2i7Gt
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Mrs. Clare Sutherland, fashionable
dressmaker, would announce to the
ladies Of San Antonio that she has sew
cred her business connection with Miss
Cook, and has removed to No. 237 East
Houston street, where she will still CON
tinue to carry on the dressmaking bust
ness In all its branches. Having had
wide experience in Boston, Chicago and
st. Louis, she feels no hesitancy in saw
ing that she feels confident that she can
please and satisfy the most fastidious
taste. In fact, a perfect fit is guaran-
teed, or the money refunded. Prices
very moderate. 5-3-30t
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interchangeable Medicines

Are an immense benefit to the sick peo-
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Don know how to cure, use poisoning,
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taken before the body is in a dielng con
dition.. Every sick person should make
trial because II never fails to cure the
seyerest diseases of women, cancers.
consumption, fevers, cramps, epilepsy,
insanity mot org, piles, diseases ofskin,
scrofula syphilis, carries of the bones,
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Elect; HON. General depot for Texas
anu ou'i states. -l7-lyr.
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A FINE RANCH FOR SALE.
e,Soo Acres Fenced and Stocked with Horses
Cattle and Goats.

e,5oo Acres Fenced and Stocked with Horses,
Cattle and Goats.
A fine ranch of G,5OO acres Of land, all
fenced, In Uvalde county, 20 miles from
the town Of Uvalde. The land is situated
at the mouth Of the Sabinal and frio
rivers, fronting seven miles on the
Sabinal. Has plenty of good grass,
water and timber. One-third valley.
light mulatto soil and 40 acres in Guilt
walton. Six hundred acres II enclosed
for horse pasture. There Is n good
elght-room frame house, three tenement
houses, stables and cribs, two wells with
good water. On the ranch are 400 head
cattle, one-half TO two-thirds Durham,
100 head horses and mule colts and 200
Angora mixed goats. Title warranted
perfect. TO be purchased at a bargain:
Address for the next 60 days for full
particulars ~. b. H." this Office. or j.
w. Bradley, Real Estate Agent, San
Antonio, Texas. 5-Stf
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When you can get such good, we'll
made honest shoes at the splendid shoe
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y and 30 Houston street, whereyou will
and shown boots shoes and sinners for
men, boys, ladies, misses and children.
and of all kinds, grades or sizes asked
for, at lowest living prices, coupled with
the politest attention from proprletors
and clerks. Inspection invited. 5-3-30t
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A FINE FARM,


ofii Acres, for Sale at a Bargain
Fine tract of land of LOO acres, in
Harris county, six miles from Houston,
on Buffalo Bayou, railroad running by
same. Plenty of water, grass and tim
Der. Some improvements, and part
under cultivation. Four hundred tons
of hay cut from same last season. win be
sold cheap and on easy terms. Address,
5-5tf j. W. BRADLEY,
Real Estate Agent, San Antonio.