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BROOM RANGERs-Apres Ia Ger.
Mere representation des Broom
Rangers, qui s'est termin6e par la
distribution dun prix discern6 aux
deux meilleures drilleuses de Ia
compagnie, par DIES jeunes gems ex-
perts dams le maniement DIES armes,
il etc proced6 4 adjudication, au
plus haut e~ncherisseur, des balais
dc la compagnie. Les adjudicatai-
e etaient nOmbreax ct leur hb6-
ralite, en- cette Circumstance, a etc
tres appr6ciee par les gracieuses
miliciennes qai ne savaient plus
que faire de leur ustensile de me
nlge.
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ExCURSIoN.-Un excursion 4 Ia
Grand'lle, 4 bord du joli petit Str.
Col. Hooker, partira domain matin
"a 6 heures, ct pour retOurner, il
Quittera 10 Grand'lle a 4 heureS de
rapses-midi. LIE prix du voyage
aller ct retour est de quatre pias-
tres. Les eXcursionistes trouverOnt
a bOrd toutes les commodities desi-
rabies.
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CADETS.-TOuS les cadets de La.
fourchc qui suivaient les cours de
rUniverSite de rEtat a Baton Ron
&c sOnt revenus dams leur famiile.
Tous sont enchantes de Get Gtablis.
Nsement ct principalement de la
nourriture qni est variee ct abon.
dante.
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WHARF.-NOS authorities munich
pales font actuellement cOnstruire
le wharf pour ratterrage des ba.
teaux, dep4is la rue Maronge JUS
que la rue st. Philippe. Lorsque ce
travail sera achieve, lis ont Pinten-
ton de construire DIES hangers pour
Y remiser lie freight.
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NOMINAT1CNS.-Les nominations
suivantes ont etc faites par IL Gou.
verneur ct ratii6es par IL Senar,
SAVIOR: Pour membres du Jury
de Police-S. r. Grisamore, j. S.
Seely, S. Folse, NJ. Delaune, II. n.
Coulon, l.. Kraemer, G. S. Mathews,
j. r. Gheens, James Moran ct L.
Cherami. Pour Inspectors DIES
poids ct measures :AGeo. w. Soul
res. -t.f
Les commissions s0nt entire les
mains de rHOn. III. n. COulOn.
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Les pi!ules d'Ayer pos>edent les
vertns les plus siires DIES plantes
medicinales les plus connues ct
sont prepares ct comblnees scien.
tifiqnement-rcjetant les parties
crues ct acres, gardant settlement
le principe actif-la partia qui que
rlt sans donleur. ST vons 6tes ma
lade essayez-les.
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ACQUITTEMENT.- Sergent An
derson, constable du 5me Ward,
accuse d'avOir cOntrefait la sigma.
ture de Mr.. Hermogenc Bernard,
a comparu hier devant lie jury qui.
apres une assez Tongue delibera.
ton, a rendu un verdict de non
coupable.
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AYERS
Ague Cure

Content un antidote pOurl es mala-
dies cccas;onnees par IL poison miasmatiuue
qul. Jusqnici nest pas connu avoir entire dams
aacun autre remede II ne conrlent pas de
Quinine, III ancune substance minerale GU de-
letere quelconque. ct consequemment ne pro.
dult ancun effet nia1faisant sur In cGDstitu-
ton, laissant le systcme tel quill etait ayant
lattague.
Nous S1 R'aDltisOIls q sle lie ssAGUE
C11S1? GAyel' gu6rit tout cas- de tiayre
ct de frisson tievres ntermittentes remit
tentes ct bilieuses, ct Ia maladle de foie occa.
slonnee par lie miasme. Dams lie cas- on. apres
que ron aurait fait un usage sutfsamment
prolonge du remede u'obtenait pas lc resultat
voulu, les marchands sont autorises, par notre
circulaire. Ell date du Ter juliet iSS2, den
rembOurser lie coht.
DIR. j. G. Aver & Co. Lowell, Mass.
A vendre par tous les Droguistes.
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NOUvELLE ASSOCIATION Or

NOUVELLE ASSOCIATION. - On
Vera dams nos COLONIES damon
ces qu'une nOuvelle association
Went de Sc former sous Ia raiSOn
sociale Roth & Fleetwood, pour
texploitation de Ia pharmacie ST.
tuee encoignure Main ct st. Phi
Elppe. Mr.. Roth etant un pharma-
Glen experimente ct lie jeune doc
teur j. n. Fleetwood, plein d'atten-
non dams lie service, les clients sont
eors d'etre bien recus ct bien seryis.
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IL y a beaucoup de maladies dams
Houma ct dams la paroisse, entr'au-
tres les fievres ~scarlatine ct de ma
rails, la rougeole ct Ia petite.v6role.
Deux pers0nnes de couleur ont
etc acsidentellent bless6s par leur
frere, au Bayou du Large.
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BAYOU. - Les eaux du Bayou
baissent de jour Ell jour, ct 81 cette
baisse continue, il est tres proba
BILE que d'ici q Ia fin du mois la ma
,vigation DIES grOs bateaux soft in
terrompue pour faire place a celle
des chalands.
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les plus promptes que l'on devra
prendre pour que Ia construction
de la ligne du chemin dc fer entire
la Nouyelle Iherie ct Abbeville
E'eproave aucune di!ficult6 ct re-
tald.
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il S'eSt
fait encore deux breches en- has de
Lockport, par suite dun 6bouli.
Les habitantS sc sOnt Immediate.
ment mis- an travail ct vingt quatre
heures apres tout danger etait con-
lure.
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FoIRE-Le u de &c mois, grande
foirc ct representation dramatique,
8 la cllapelle st. Jean, sous la di-
rection dn Rev. 2. Chas. Menard.
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For. Sale.

One Draining Machine, with engine and
wheel, all in good order. Forfurther III forma
ton apply to Mrs. Lovingly Levert, on Water
proof Plantation. Raceland, or to Braud &
Legendre. Thibodaux.
M'ch I5.8l-2m.
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LIE Ma,ksriIe Bulletin annonce
que feau a disparu des champs ct
que Pom a beaucoup plante.
Beaucoup de persopnes tuent les
crocodiles pour en- vendre Ia peau.
C'est un meter profitable.
La derniere pluie a fait un bien
incalculable aux recOltes. Les ha-
bitants ont repris courage ct pen
sent maintenant que 81 la saison est
favorable faire une bonnie recolte.
QUAINT d ceux qui ont sem6 du riz
dams les marais, lis Sc PLACEMENT
DIES ecrevisses qui lie coupent.
IBERIE.
Dapres des rapports digne de
fol la r6colte de cotton a la Fausse
P0inte sera assez a~bOndante, NAL
malgr6 Pnondation ct les chenilles,
except6es.
Les citoyens de la Nouvelle Ib6.
RE doivent avoir I'M meeting au-
joQrd'hui pour dlscuter les measures
les plus etfcaees, en- meme temps
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A vEyDRF.

I'm certain moroccan de terre mesurant un
arpent carre, sur lequel sc trouvent une resi-
dence, un grand magasin. une cour, nm jardin
avec de nO1nbreux arbres ~fruitiers ct autrus
dependencies.
Prix $4,000.
S'adressera ~
IS Dec. 1883. NINE VICTOR PAVE
en- has de Lcckpoft, Lafoarvhe.
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PoINTE coUpEE.,

pOINTE COUPEE.
lie chemin qui conduit de New
Road a Pointe Coupee est devon,
practicable ponr tons les voyageur,
d pied, d cheval, en- voiturc.
ii y q Ell dams cette paro;sse
HOO licences de marriages deli
vreeS par le Gret;ier de la COur, du
Ter janvier an . ayril ce qui prou
We que les inondations n'empechent
pas les marriages 4 la Pointe Cou.
pee.
lie temps est extramement favo-
rable 4 la vegetation. lie nouveau
cotton, qui 6tait languissant depuis
Ia seclleresse, a repris de Ia yigu-
eur. La recolte sera encore ule re
collie cOnyenable. LIE mails est en-
bon etat, mails il est attaque, en-
certains endroits, par les vers.
ST. LANDRY.
Tout lie monde est dams la ioie
dit lie Courier DIES Opelousas. Nous
avons Ell une bonEe ct abondante
pluie ellie a dure quatre heures,
rempli les citernes ct rendu la vie
aux recoltes. Nos planteurs sont
Ell etat de planter leurs pommes de
terre. LIE mails va bien, lie cotton
pousse replacement ct lie riz est tres
abondant.
LAFAYETTE.
L4dcertiscr de Lafayette fait I'm
appel aux hommes d'affaires lie la
paroisse Vermillion atm de prendre
DIES measures pour Ia construc-
ton dun chemin de fer pour Keller
Abbeville au Louisiana Central. a
Lafayette. La distance est den.
viron Is miles 4 travers des campa-
gnes tres fertiles. =.45
ST. CHARLES.
Les earN lie rint6rieur, dit lie
Herald, baissent replacement, II est
tombG, Ia semaine derniere, entire
II ct 15 pouces d'eau. LIE telepho-
ne qui nous relic 4 la vile est bris6.
entr la creyasse Davis ct Carrolton.
1BERVILLE. .sa4
lie South, d'Iber>ille cspere que
tous les plsnteurs de FEtat adop-
t%eront, dun colnmun accord, Ia re-
solution adoptee par les planteurs
de la paroisse Terrebonne, diminu-
ant les cages DIES travai;leurs.
ASSUMPTION. =
lie JUICE Taylor Beattie annonce
dams lie Pionnier quill sc trouvera a
la maison de Cour de Napol6onville
lie troisieme samedi de cllaque mois,
a 10 heures du matin, pour s'occu-
per dc toutes les atiaires qni peu-
vent 6tre decides en- Chambre.
NM. Charles Dupaty ct j. Gentil
sont arrives an Havre en- bonnie
Sante.
Nine Veuve FRANCOIS Gaudin,
nee Josephine Leblanc, est dectdee
d Napolaonville le 9 courant, 4
Page de ~ ans.
ST. JACQUES.
LIE Rev. p. Francois Remainder
Went d'Gtre nomme vicaire du Rev.
p. LIE Saichere, cure de Painconrt-
vile.
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PAROISNES
WEST BAToN-ROUGE.

WEST DATON-ROUGE.
Une brillante exposition de vo
lailles Went d'avoir lieu 4 Port Al
len. L'asssemblee etait enthousias
te; ellie s'est, seance tenante, con
stituee ell association pour Feleyayt
de la volatile ct du betail, ct Mr.
Barrow, commissaire d'Etat pou
PExposition, Il tait comprendre /;
la Reunion Ia necessite d'y faire fl.
gnrer ces produits, attn de montrc1
&c que la Louisiana peut faire.
EAST BATON ROUGE.
Une conference Went d'avoir lieu
4 Baton Rouge, entire les commits.
salres DIES premier ct second dis
trlcts tie leyaes, lie capitaine Grant
ct Fingenieur d'Etat Richardson.
pour discuter lie projet de Ia crea-
ton dun nOuveau district de le-
wees entire Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans ct
Baton Rouge,-lequel distric. Sc
raft confie aux. soins du chemin de
fer de Ia Vallee du Mississippi.-
ma about d aucun resultat, pour
les raisons suivanteS, que NJ. Emile
Rost, commissaire, communique au
Herald de st. Charles
Les commissioners ont demontre
que la constitution limitait les tax
es & rre!ever dams les districts de
!eyees d ) mills que pour obtenir
une take addilionnelle de cinq mills,
les juris de police doivent passer
DIES performances ct les soumettre
an vote du peuplc dams les parois-
seS Situ6eS sur les deux bOrds du
tieuvel; que Il un assessment
d'environ quatre millions de pias-
tres dams lie district projet6 une
take de dix mills proluirait $780,
600, laquelle somme serait accrue
de $4,000 a $4,000 par an par la
portion qui revindrait de la take
d'Etat dun mill, on du fonds gene
raj. LIE capitaine Grant a declare
que cette somne etait insutfisante
pour engager Ia compagnie du che
min de fer 4 faire un contrat, d
mOinS que la construction DIES le-
wees men fnt retranchee: que Ia
compagnie await depense, cette an
nee, environ 100000 Ell mat6riaux,
travaux ct %reparations sans comp
ter lie travail fait 4 Ia levee de Bon
net Care !; que pressure chaQue le-
wee entire Ia Nouvelle-C Orleans ct
Baton Rouge etait on trop basse
on en- mauyaise. condition que met
tire ell etat passable ces 1870 miles
de levees he conterait pas inoins de
$1,000 par mile.
La suggestion a etc faite que lie
montant reluis pourrait Gtre obte-
Du par une emission de bons, soft
par les paroisses, soft par lie dis
trict, CONNIE Pom a fait Pan dernier
dams lie Mississippi. Des reflections
ont etc sOulevees contre les bons de
paroisse par lie fait que pressure tou
ties les paroisses s'etendaient sur
les deux rives du t1euve ct que ces
.bOns ne benefic;eraient qua la rive
gauche. Les commissaires etaient
unanimes dams leur desir de passer
un contrat avec la compagnie du
chemin de fer, mails la conference
ma pu s'entendre sur aucun plan
qui assurat &c resultat pour lc mo-
ment.
AVOYELLES.
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HOTOGRAPHGALLERY

/, the undersigned. take the pleasure of an
nouncing to the public in general, that l LAY
opened IA PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, Cor
ner st. Louis and St. Bridget Streets, where
/ will make PHOTOGRAPHS, GEMS. ETC.
Copies II Specially.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOS. A. TRONE.
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The steamship Wallis Walla will CON-
piete her cargo Ut coal and 60 to sea to-
day.
The city assessments roll for the year
1854, Is nov in the hands Of the City
Treasurer.
Ststson 4 Posts mill started mp again
yesterday after being shut down several
days for repairs.
A number Of Christian women held q
revival meeting ut the old Bijou Thea
ter ON Friday evening. There was q
large crowd present.
The schooner Teaser, after being al
most rebuilt, was launched yesterday.
She will take load of goods to B. Bax-
ter d Co.'S. QuiIleute store in few
days.
Michael Mcdonald, heretofore re-
ported as indicted for selling liquor to
Indians, wants IL understood that it was
q mistake, that he was not the man, but
that Ii was Michael Mccormick instead.
Geo. @. Min, the famous tragedian,
| will be here next week, with sronq
company, when Richelieu, Hamlet, Mac
beth and FOOLS Revenge will be pre-
sented in the standard Theater. They
will appear ON Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, including matinee On the
latter day.
Stsart Murdoch, the man who fell
from a coal car into the bnnkers Friday
night, was able TO be about the streets
yesterday afternoon. He was badly
shaken up, but sustained no internal
| injury. One of his fingers was troken,
but aside from that his injuries are not
very painful.
The Island Ne,rs, one of the best of
our country exchanges, comes to ua now
with new publisher-H. 8. Condor, a
former attache IT the Posi- lNrELLI-
oEscER. Mr.. Condor has been connect
ed with the Nescs from the beginning.
and We trust he may long continue there
to prosper and do good work.
From a piece of ground a rod vide
and eight rods long. at Lake Union, j.
II. Skidmore has just dug 1850 pounds
of potatoes, about thirty one bushels. or
at the ratio of 600 bushels per acre. Sew
eral Of the potatoes, weighing over two
pounds each, were left at our Office,
where they called forth much favorable
remark.
Mr.. Quit Quinn. agent for one Of the
large China firms in San Francisco, Ia
here looking after the interest Of Pom
Gee, the Chinaman charged with cou-
uniting murder here six years ago. He
has one or two witnesses with him, who
are compelled 10 remain In OF of the
streets for fear of being killed bv the
Cinnamon who want TO see pom Gee
hung. The case will probably come on
for hearing on Monday next.
The schooner Lottie has been found
too small for the deep sea fishery of
Columbia river. and q larger vessel will
be substituted for her. The Argus says
on her last trip she fonnd the weather
OF the bar so stormy they were unable
to enter and drifted ont TO sea, and in.
stead of returning in one day were out
sixteen; run short of provisions anu
was forced to come into this port. The
deep SEA fishing proved successful
More than two tons OF fish were cap
tured at q single haul, at a number OF
| times. Fish of not less than twenty
SPECIES were captured, bat no black
| cod"
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The Nemfnee o. ahc Yeunx Meas In
dependent psifsicai Ciah for the
rssssies ~ sehesl superintendent.
kp. Posr-fxrx1IIuKSuKR:
In presenting to the public the name
OF Mr.. o. 3. Jones as candidate for
School Superintendent, ne consider Il
only Just 10 him 10 explain the cireum-
stances under which ne pres Mt his
name for the SURFACES of the people.
We desire 20 state that Mr.. Jones has
not sought this nomination. Ii will be
remembered that the name Of Mr..
Jones was presented before the late Re.
publican Convention Of King county. az
which convention different person was
chosen. IL will also be remembered
that his brother. Mr.. II. r. Jones. was
nominated fer such position by she In
d. pendent Republicans. These nomina-
tinns have not given general sAtisfac-
tion.
Mrs. Chick. though q very intelligent
ard mast estimahle lady. has had no
experience IN teaching, and Mr.. II. n.
Joaes appears 20 leck many Of ~
qualities - essential in promoting 4
efficiency OF school work.
The Executive COMMITTEES Of this
club. Investigating this satter. became
sstisned thai Mr.. o. \. Jones'. the pres
ens inenmbsnt. Vas the most competent
person available az the present time.
After earnest solicitation by this com.
mistee. Mr.. q. s. Jones at last consented
20 peFform the duties 81 the ofslsa il
els etsd. ExRcuEfyx COMMITTEES.
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Dssrnscr cssnr rxscsasssss

October is--Georgs w. Wilson, q ma.
tive Of Germany, MAS admitted TO CHI,
xenship.
The Grand Jury, on the part Of the
Territory, returned tree bill against
William Hutton for exhibiting wsapar
In . crowd Of twa or more persons, etc
An indictment VAS aiso returned on ths
part Of the unite<i States
The case Of the Territory ". Johnny
Paddy snd Ionmv, charged With mnr,
der. VAS dismissed on .sutian "a shs
Prosecuting Attorney ~ lar - the a.
PENDANT Tommy IL carcarned. Ths
trial Of Jshnny and PADDY was sher
taken np and octnniea tbs reuiaindes q
the day.
The Grand Jury returned is finai re
port and vas discharged.
Adionrned until $40 Monday morn
ing.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE COMMON COUNCIL HAYfEe
i gwen express direc ions 70 me fsl<<
force Of this city to enforce al the 49,
nsnces OF the city Of seattle, and al -
laws the Terrltoryof WashInftoa, +.
1t having come TO my knoWledxs
man persons intend TO keep opsn 49,
places OF bus ness on SUNDAY rRAt
here by call attention to the following
tons Of the Code o. Wasfineton;
Sec. 1866 No person shall KEEP g
any play house or theatef, race
cock pit. or play at any game ~ f9..Z.
for gain. or engage Ia any npl&y
mehte. or Keep open any drinking @
lizard saloon. o. sell or dlspose o. ~
tyxicafing Liquor as . beyeThgs
first day OF the week. sonmon'y
Sec. ao67. II shall be ualawfjI ~ ~
person or persons in this Terri orr ~
on Sunday for The purpose o. H1e
sale OF goods, wares and merc1.1- +
any shop, store or building, o. =
bu iness wkates err: provided, tns5
cbanfer shall apply to hotels on'y
~ The sale Of intoxica'in ing hqHQrs y
cfr0ed, and shall not apply 70 drug e 4
livery stables and nnde takers. =
And hereby give not &c fhs1 tl2-
tons, a. v ell 5 all other pr0yls< -
Criminal Code. both u m tQflc. .s;s
Municipal. will be promptly ana
enforced. 49,
Chiff Of Police Of the city OF reS
The 20 tion referred to reads e 20. Y =
Sec. That the front en- rAdc1 ~.
direct or indirect, TO al saloons a11 III
inx houses shall be and remain c,o ~
Sunday. Every person guilty. O
ing fhfs elton stall OF coDyicf
fined IN any sum not less than tes r.
nor more than twenty I'VE doiihs+
each and every offence.
eeatff9 Oct IA 1894 .e~@~
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ESoR MkRLY PRIN iIPALoF YREKA
T. High -chool. having twenty years
experiences in teaching In private and pub
lie schools Of California respect uliy In.
10 give Instruction in ancient and modern
lanxuaxcs msrhs ma tics and book-keep-
Ing tsioubfe ensryl fer which an evening
class il desired. He also viii accept .
limited number Of pupils 20 participate In
q dAy school for the instruction Of the
meTbers Of his own family.
For terms Apply az his residence. corner
Sixth ard Uniser-ify streets. ~ y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-19

The Philadelphia Railroad Record
Northern Pacific and Tacoma Land
Company orRan-is Rrumhlina at the
Pennsylvania Railroad and viciously
snaps out this query: Why should
one railroad monopolize all the business
Of Philadelphia 2" Il is a question that
may be propounded with still greater
force in this Territory. Why should
the public lands belonging TO the people
Of the United states be used h. create
aud perpetuate monopoly of railroad
transportation in one Of its Territories
Why should single company be thus
enabled not merely 10 monopolizs the
transportation and one third the land.
ed ares. bat in addition the vast coal
and iron resources Of this Territory I
Why should II be aided 10 control. not
alone the basiness. but the politics and
civil government of an embryo State
These queries are far more pertinent in
Washington Territory today than tina,
Of the Record in the great city Of Phil.
adelphia, where capital centers and
construction of competing lines is by
less difficult. While revolving from mo.
nopoly rule at home the Record 10 stren.
uously advocating much worse system,
in this Territory.