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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-04
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WAsanSToz, April 3.-Fhsre il no
immediate prosPect Of . recognition OF
California By the Admiuistratisn Sc
retaries Lamar add Bayard and Poss-
tnss'scf General Villas, ~ veil as Con-
missioner Of Internal Revenue BAL.
manifest desire 70 do something for
CALIFORNIA bat the President and Secrs
tsry Manning stip obises 10 touching
Cah.ofnia appointments. The peouls
o. Cahfofnia have earnest and active
frieuds 10 Vice Presidsut Heudrirks
and Congressman Randall. Ths former
yesterday aecomIAuisd Frank McCop
pan 30 ths Presideat 70 args the imrse-
oaate recognition Of the California
Democracy. AcCoppin made very IA
vofaDse impression, the President nak-
ING notes daring the iussrview. secrs-
ary Manning skill expresses ths opinion
tAat TIE California political sifustion il
700 naddled 10 be iBterfered With at
present.
Imperaans order,
WAsHixosos, Aygil s.-The Cournis-
sloneE Gensrai Of the Land OfIce "a
ordered that final action in the Land
Ofnes aDsp all entries IT public landsL
except private cash entries and arm
locations not dependent upon acts Of
settiement and cultivation, be suspend
ed IN the following localities. Al lands
west OF the hrst guide meridian in Kan
sasi al vest Of range u. west, IN Ne
oraska; the whole Of Colorado, sxespt
lands IN the Ute reservation; ali lands
N neg Mexico, Monfzn. Wyoming, Ne
vada ana that portion Of Minnesota
north Of tbs Indemnity Iinlits Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad and east of
TIE Indemnity linits Of the Chicago.
Minnesota q Manitoba Raiiroad. FINAL
action IN the Land 0naoe was also or
dered suspended on ali timber culture
entries andes the act Of June 3. 1875,
which have no, already been ex amined,
also IN all oases Of desert land entries.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-04
ofaiEanes No. eSs, vas adopted
Al orcinAnce % pap hiliz, ad1pes5

ofdiEanes No 6S1. vss ADOPTED
Al ordinances 70 pap hiliz, ad1pssa.
COMMITTEE xRrosrs.
From Fine C0nmistse. rssonnsecsias
that the Board Of Fire Dslegstss Il,
pAio salary - petitionsd for. Re.
comnitssd.
From street Ccmmittee, recommend.
ma fne granting Of petition Of ]. n.
Ooimaa Tor vssstiaR alley in biosks .
and . Of B0wen's plat- ADDICTED.
From Street COMMITTEES, reeazlusnd-
inR granting pstifion Of Eliza =. Lndlov
fos vaeat1nR alley in bisek -. Tesry's
plat Adopted
lie petition for ever on Fifth
street vas re iscfed.
From special c0namiftee. recamms.nd.
ma that the bid Of the Spriae HilI Water
Company 20 furnish water for North
Seattle be accepted.
ordered that the matter of powder
hoase be referred 20 the COMMITTEES On
Public B0iIdiaes. Property and Grounds.
ordered that the rate Of levy for the
James street grade be fxed st 1913
mills On the dollar.
Councilman Rinshgrt offered a reso-
lstion calling os Seattle's ex-Nayors
for theiE antobioeTaphies, xhieh vas
adopted, after which the Counoii i'd
toarned-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-04
FoR SALE or TO RENT.

BOARDING HOCsE CONTAINING
- II reezR with douhas pnriors aaa
piano. IN 0ywplA W. r., sitaafe1 IN TIE
oenter 81 ne business portion u the city.
o. F1urfh siree1 sdleininx the Maple
SHADE nainun. sn4 knewa - s-The Cot.
tAg% karnitar9 ne4fiy new. 70 be sold
a greaa haxxnin. or hose and cunEanIs
leascd 20 res ponSiblc tenanf on reas0nil-
he terszsz. 0HneE rsGirinx kfon b1einelw
On sccoanf of poor kesifk FW partIell-
lArs e11ss@ r. p. sIf0ECHAFT.
nkS = Rel Estals Axsnt OFn1ls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-04
InE uNsEALKn EuruRn.

We kn0s not what dangers are waiting,
What troubles for rs are q -bFewin';
The maid 10 the rink went a-skatias
Aud came back with her bastle IN
ruin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-04
DIR. c l. MILLER, SIR.
los CAsrry street, sssEls. VT.
no. boz a.
Special. Private and Chronic
Skin Diseases Cured.

as0taal weakness ana an nsr-
vees disorders enused ~ eEeesses.
pssftfvs1g cured. On me fnstall.
msms plan.
send for prsnses questions.
DE- c. 4. MELsEEz,s remarka-
BE saeeess In the eurang Of ali
chrente Diseases T. well known.
ais saeee. h due 20 his % years
expeSisaee and obssFyasions I'm
his practice. q
~. Ne msrs pasisnss saksn on
sOur Boys' FaFms ansil the san
day Of Mareh. vhea san new cod
taGes VIII be aafshea. Mswsysr,
Z can aeesmme1Ats one more pa
tienf fnnaies VITA q nicely farnssh.
ID reo@ and all hose eemfsrss, as
my residences, i0s Chsrry sareei.
free OF ehnrxe.
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THE
DR.. IIEBIG
PRIVATE DIsPExsAMy,
400 Gsary street, aAn Fran.
DISCO, Oh.

~ hN1Z
osndneted By qualfhea Fby. ENWpI
graduates. ZXNNA
Wfhs. oLDssr YAM
10 TIE DATED sislss, who.s KHAN
LtFlb Lona KxFEnEnrK. pa. ~ZkN
fart nsthse aud pafs msal. ~
eauss insure sskxDI end FAm-
MAsHxr sURks of all Rr1ynta.
uronso and Nsrvons Diseases IH
Aaseticns Of The BLoon, e,uM, LGk
KmpezG DLsDDza. EnuFznms. Isl
ulszzs. o1sl soaEa. sgREAms III
OF Mz 0LAxpss FoEE hgurn, "
tzs9Ax. Boss RAfEss PsrsiAnnztir eursG saa
sra<Ice.ea tl0m - s5ssenl Tor lifs.
akhsOuh Dsbilsfy. lsaposaner. Seminal
Ls.ssa- ssrsza nsass. Msatal and PhFslosl
Msa.n.ss. kslilnx M@mory. sFnk kya.
sseassa Dsseasp@sne Lmpa1fmsnhs 10 nfar-
eunsd.
Yoaav. mladis sssa ana "A m.., 40 III
VIM nss1 ne1icsi 3 fli saIa sxperifs,es. coa.
selh ~ 80 EaloReaa Physiel.n 4 oDcs. Kts
eyan.sa $3.50 ne.nlns and mag savs fstnrs
visit tAe eitI fsr irsskas Hnsdssisss eaa Dr.
ssni svsxywh@s ~ sxpfem free ffum eAssr-
Vzilon- Il d ssiGsviasns thss a pbysIIlan
S1ll 0tas his shale sttsn1sna 10 elias "a 6la-
sAe.s stsaaa. srsai sktll ane phssieAses
-%+,s,.4Ns-% - ~s4AA1tFs AX08LE<f 4nlE. IRE
qasutly reznnsnd aizsculf go. 10 ths ca.
81 spesialist. b. wkum essrr snswn roof
remedy II used. TIE Dseior's aes sl,f a s,aFi-
sl.ss mAkss his eptniep of nEpnils impos.
tAnata. m II
sssaA for fhs aanstsrass GBnsas 10 Hsssh
st free. Also. sslf Analyss
Dx. kAeo4Is guxpkEEuA oknHaf AEs1psas-
ros psrmAienny prsxsnis I'll nnnlfarzi lsssss
ffeia tn zJsHsms tonss ths nsrval strsaesA-
sns ths maeiez. chsras he s.sia. inyssassfs.
- xhels syaessn. ss1 ruszeres M aEslstsA a
bsalfh Aad aappinasz.
| ina ssAMm - mAmy osnna1 Rs cured az
sezsfnai WsAknsss. tsss q MAnksn6, s.s !. .
swinx - a,ompiIostion esllaA Pinsaxtosshas
with Hyp@sstbssiA shseh rsquli - psesIIIsE
trsamsat. Or. LAehls's lnTi9Drsfsn Il ~
oAly positive ekre for proslnaarrhsa. via %
sall.f eDee&i tsesinssf. assa = de Las6as
BispeGn1ry
Price 4 lsvissrsaz. q. o. q as hs,-
tlsss 80. tisnt n Eng aAarsss. ,sO.ars4 g.
EHstiy trivia ohKrs&zig1A 10 pssxs tns YEA.
dswfns DowsH 81 Dc fssi9prsfsr 3 "a hossls
VIII D. g1RsG Or aeut fsea.
Peuarful Easczfss Bslis free . sasisnts.
Ceasaatzi1ea fses sn1 Prfs.fsL Car o. 81
dsee kfkafG DasPE1faRT.
go oeArg tsesa 1zn frn1lEsoo. Oh
PFiFse satsnnrs. So nse1n sl.sss isas
osoess 10 tssary fnpm EannE. Nssn Rsifsses
thntagh Dhipsnss<y brus @pra nk2eawass
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-04
FtSNY POETRY,

An from the Boston Courier.
sIRKET BoHAScE
Pretty girl
SO sweet, % nica
sudden slips
Upon the Toe 4;
Scream Of terror
Down she gees
Visions Of en-
bn6dered hose.
Youth observes
The frills and laces,
Fancy hose and
Other graces.
Sodden NASH
Oh, feeling sweet -
Helps the maid
Ia 20 her feet.
ksdly, Rsdly
Bushes she
kindly sympa-
Thizes he;
Then along the
Street they gO.
Married in a
Month or 49,
THK ooAcHAaS's DAY HAS CONE By.
Tie maid Was young, the maid vas
fair.
And many lovers sought her:
Her father was a millionaire
Add she an only daughter.
No suffer that the maiden Hast
To dream of love had taught her,
Until in Cupid's silksn net
Her fathers coaohman canRht her.
Then anxionsly she passed the DAYS,
Elopement contemplating,
Until she caught the skating craze.
And took 10 roller skating.
She threw the ooachmsn over then
10 him II was = orusher--
And el0ped one night at half-pasf ten
And married POLO raaher.
HOW EASILY THINGS 90 WRONG.
Alas. how easily things 90 wrong"
1 sigh too much, or kiss tso long.
And fathers patience is quite worn
out:
There's = hurried step and 5 wrathful
shout,
Ani the dream of Youthful pair "a
DER.
youth escapes through the open door,
With terror Imprinted upon his face,
And goes down the street at a flying
pAce
With hat In hand and a dog in chase.
The dog TO the hyiRg youth draws nigh;
| There's savage grOwl and a piercing
cry,
Alas. how easily things 20 wroug;"
Why did the Lover stay 50 longf
! pantiRg youth as his mothers door
10 vowiug bell 90 out 70 court no more;
dog 10 returning with visaQe grim,
an ulster's tails with him.
'Alssi how easily things 90 wroeR,"
When lover foOlishly tarries too long;
And yet how easily things 90 right"
when he leaves at 3 decent time Of
night.
Hes wise who this in his memory logs:
Fathers are fathers, and dogs are dogs.
''wAKRE IasoRAsCE n BLISS" ere.
There's music nov heard in the morn
ing
As sweet as the tones Of a fiddle,
lis the melody nads by the dap Jacks
As they sing and sizzls on the Rriddle.
Ind it's nov that the boarding house
nlissus,
The hearts of her hoarders to ohirrup,
Strings out the light eolored molasses
And serves II IS pare maple syrup"
"A 49,. A., -. -. -. a .-...a ....sF
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rmE wAa wu,H IA maas,.


I.sSDoN, April 5. = Dispatches re-
eeivea from Saakem this morning give
the following account Of the progress
Of events ct the front;
0enefal Graham oeeapisd With his
forces all tie nights above Tamai last
evening. Daring lasa night the rebels
fred into the serbia and some OF their
shots took eject one solder wps killed
outright and two others we're wounded.
Early this morning 9eneTai Graham
advanced 10 TAmsi. and AZ O'clock
took possession of the spFinGs
Another Dispatch reads Hill shove
faHaai. 8. na---The Guards, BenGalese
troopa. Mafinea. Berkshire regiment
and Sikhs will occupy Tamai Monday
The fenainder Of the forces viii follow
when . water supply hes been secured"
A dispatch ffoa General Graham is
a. follswss sTsselAhee Hin. $50 a.
m.-The hills Afoana the 1sriea we're
occupied last night By . chain Of pick
cts snpportad BY strong reserve force.
The snsny's DIRE gas -iieneed st 10
9'eloek this morning b. yolley from
our advanced picketa u 0renadieFs and
by 9 shell from thirteen pounder.
TIE nest Of the nizht was gaist. The
tfuops 9re u Euoo o840tAton. ODty
ssvsn fell oss u the rsnks yesterday
during q fifteen hours march. We do
moi expect 70 meet with serious resist
ansA s-.s
Another Dispatch from GenerAl Ora
ham eiFas NE following: ~Tamai
Spring, neen--Our forces sasaneed 90
8 thia morning and occupied tbs vill.se
Of Ksof. Va eneeuntsfsd slight sppo
sltion on the pArt Of the enemy. We
foana very little valsr. and What there
vas In Of Q very bad qaality. ! am
eoane 10 rstnin with my whoie fsres 10
the frst neiihs. foaT seiaiefs vefe
vuandsd in aecnpyiug The villages Of
,hsss. too hslonesd ~ he Australian
ccntingent.s
A dispaich hied 81 saAkin Al 2 this
afternoon, ears THAI fAmat b IA names.
The British hss On oesaPytng the place
vas one killed and sfx weanded.
Inxpax, Aprsi IA later special
fresD ssaAkim says The easmy resrested
IN tho direeticn o. famsDieh. The
British then barned TamaA General
Grahana lcsf ,ins man Killed and twelve
usen woandsd during the fzetina.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-04

HAVING AePoISTKD FHoa z.
Fire 8nA M&ssne lnsnr&nne Co. at sAa
Fr&nctseA Eiep J@aL a. C&Eey & CD. re
tirs q. all husina~ esnnecte1 wi1h said
eo@S&my, en4 FnneNels ~ eolEcses 10
fernn VII - leeked aftaf ID Mx. Pun
pArwy. STEkzs D0Bfk son & Co.
eteasrN AGenl2 P1F<iand o.
ssErsiA AAn1A Il. La Hklf In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-04
EMlGRlNT RATES
Greatly Reduced.
NTIL FURTHER NOTICE WE
~ viii sell emigrant tickets frona Ea-
rope 81 the following rates

Parties contemplating sending for
fricnds in the Eastern states o. Eur0ps
should do % Immediately as ths above
rates are hahae 90 advance At any no
menI A. CHILHKRG a. co.
ARentn.
Once with wesls Fargo 4 Co. Mn
street, Sostfia W. r. ja1adW
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snlLOhS saArARRH RisMKDY-a
- sass for 0AtAxsA, DitAshasia
Aexss hs1sh. sol& By 4. q
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VsHk LAKE EAEHIEaTON MIL
= and hot1k l1x farm u relkrs fsoro
ne iss DAT q Hsy kzze Apply q
azb1s q. @ PlzEllkE'f 4 co.
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LAdisk eAll u he faxAionahls sn.llin.
Nxnu q GAIrox Bars lnr szn
M sAaidrsa's ha,& "
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I sssssf Perfumes are saperiax 70 any
y sns nl.fks& Try them q HaKasoucx
A.kNrA Apl
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:. 49, pats Heavenir. No. s. u SEATTLE,
~~Aks hA,ksssfs ~ 500 each. mssm
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LaxnaS-klseninR April A. The eun'
aiesins disFalehea received from saa-
him this merning In FexAfd 70 NE
novsraents 90 General 6faAans force.
leasps Q gealeral impressson 81 ansef
taiuty Rs "a What has acsaally been ths
course II evsnfz today Tbs beisef here
= ttsai there vas 10 GeAfina - speAk
AZ. and thar the easaalaiss are very
siiShs Tia eEzoiAl asspatshss stats
simply thai foaF usa wers killed and
sruna Mn 10 twelve wean0ed. the Brit
ish fonnd he wAter a. Tsmai bad and
Unsolicited. and Aftsf sslslne hre 10 the
VILLAGE rstnraea 10 TIE EeEiba:
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FOR SALE.

ETFfEKS HEAD OF NICE I.ARaK
i work Cattle for sel4. FF earsiealArs
appay 70 J. ?. STEWART q CO. rzyai.
nawiv oEo ECKI.kR. fAeosaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-04
HAY AND OATS,

OF GOOD QUALITY. FOR SALE BIZ
~ X. z whitney. dx miins nOrth a.
I.anoansr. st1smeB can load a. ware
n0ls1 mill
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Iassas. Alwil S.--A spseiAi dispatch
rscsivea fsoEs saakin says that esaetsl
Graham eominsneso IN aayancs % Ia
mAnieb shis secrninR. he lad not pro
ess<ied far before Be toan4 ne snsssy
stronsIy enfisnchea lest bsyond Ia
mai. Genersl Graham immedsately "a
Tackled The Arabs position. aud The
pAstls IL nov going On.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-04
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT I Will
Il not Be responsible for any dsb.s con
traefed By my wife Jenny. ~ she has Ieff
me without Just cause or proFocAEion.
JOHN KOWEN.
Port Madison, w. r. March N Issa. 10
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sAsaAss nhlixhs, positive care fuF
asminal xuAltnsss and lEnpatsnee. kor
zAla BY 4. n SFEwAsz. deie
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20. % aksa slOx AosssllAss-Ilsa'
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iIish,y Cent?.

BalEiMoAK, April 2.-Ths trustees Of
Pspe. Csle A. %. have made PROPOSE.
ton 70 pay % cents on the dollar ot tn,
whieh Nl00. zoe ID 10 be paid IN cash and
tha remainder on time. The assets arr
large and thAs b probability that u
settlement wtii be made 90 thai basic.
Bach q result will assure the aontinu-
anes Of the copper works, one Of ,h,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-10-17

On yesterday week, a suit took
place in the Court House, at Thib0
aaux, that was not very creditable
to the parties concerned, in which
u citizen was charged with an in
tent to commit a crime. After oc
crpying a good part of the day, the
case was submitted to the Jury at
O'Clock P. NJ. The Jury remain
ed locked up all night. On open
ing Court on Saturday, a mistrial
was entered.
Rumor says that Ii of the Jurors
were 10 favor Of acquittal aud could
have given their verdict in IL min
utes but the remaining Juror dis
agreed, with the others.
Hence the trial amounted to moth
and was refixed for December
term.
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STATE OF
Goth Judicial District Court. Par
iSh of LafOurche.
Simon Abraham vs. No. 212S Hi
chel EantrOrits.

Take notice that acting under an order az
seizure and sale emanatin. from the above
entitled Court, i'll the above entitled and
numbered case l have seized and will Offer
Tor sale at public auction pursuant to law 10
the last and highest bidder at the Conn
House in the TOwn Of T%hibodaux, on Saeau-
day the 18th day OF October 1885. between
the hours Of II o'clock A. A.. and 4 O'Clock
M. the following described property. t.
wit:
A certain lot of of ground.in the village Of
L0ngueyiile. Parish Of LafOurche, on the left
descending bank of Bayou Lafourche At
about twenty-five miles below the Town Of
Tlibodaux, being lot number one ~ of block
humber ~ thirtytwo on the plan Of said
village made by Allen DrHemcourt on thu
10Th day of December 1885 u copy of which
is deposited in the Clerks office Of the Parish
of Lafonrchc which said lot measures ftty
nine l59) feet five t5) inches, in front on tbs
public road By one irregular depth of three
hundred and seven 1901 feet three I3)
inches on LafOurche street and two hundred
and eishty.four feet l2S4] eight inches t8l ON
the lower line having a width in the rear Of
titty-tive (55) feet bounded il front or South
west by the public road on the upper side
or North by LafOurche street in the rear By
lot number five (5l Of said block number fhfr
ty-twO 1921 belonging to Mrs. Hiram Killings
worth. Together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon and all the rights priv
ileges and servitudes thereto belonging or in
anywise appertaining thereto.
Terms and conditions Of sale, cash on the
spot in United States treasury notes, to paw
principal, interest, attorneys fees, aud an
costs Of suit.
September 18th, 1885.
THEOPHlLE THIBODAUX,
Shav;R
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FOR SALE.

In lots to suit purchasers 5000 three.feet
boards-seasoned-at $500 per thousand.
$50 nine-feet pickets-seasoned-at $500
per hundred.
$50 eight-feet Observation-Disclosures.
ready for use at $1,000 per hundred. Also,
One cypress skiff. 18 feet long, painted,
furnished with rudder, two pair oars, one
pair brass row'lOcks, all in good condition,
at $1,000.
The above articles can be seen and Dur.
chased on David b. Pugh's plantatio on. BY ap
plication to JOHN b. PUGH.
O.33t.-SS,
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Lafourch-, Goth judicial
District Court.
Succession Of Joseph D. Y DeGrxys
and community, No. l164 Probatea.

Whereas, Joseph DeGruys of said parish,
has this day made application to b. a~ppoins-
ed administrator to the above succession.
Now, therefore, all parties interested are
hereby warned and notified to produce Ia
this Office within ten days following the pres
ent notice. any objection which they may
have to the said applicant. otherwise the
said applicant will be appointed, according
to law.
In testimony whereof.
~ Witness my hand and the impresa
Ills. of the seal of my office, this nth dav
~ of October 1886.
(Signedj j. W. KNORLOCH,
D'y Clerk of said Court.
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NOTICE..

The co-partnership heretofore existing be
tween DR.. l.. Fourgead & e.. j. Barker in the
drug business at Lockport, Parish of La
fourche: is hereby dissolved. by mutual con-
sent. The same business will he continued
at the old stand by DR.. john s. Thibaut l.
c. j. Barker all accounts due the firm, and
all accounts due by said retiring firm are
hereby assumed by the new tirm.
THIBAUT & BARKER.
Lockport, Oct, 1885
3m. o. 1885.
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Cardinal McCloskey, who VAS,
W believe the only one in the Uni
ted States, died last Saturday norm
ing ut 1850 in New York. He
was born in Brooklyn in 1910 aud
all his life occupied u prominent
position in the religious world.
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Mr.. G. p. Binpings, Of Thibodaux
and Capt. Maurin of Donaldson
vile propose to run a daily round
trip packet between Thibodaux
aud DOnaldsOnville as soon as there
will be water enough for naviga
ton.
They have a good boat, in which
every comfort that passengers 10
Quire will be found.
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A OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of LafOurche, 3rd Justiea
Court.
Dr.. John Ga=zO rs. No. "a JoscpA
Winebe,vy.

BY virtue of a writ of Fl Fa to me directed
by the honorable II. {. Bildsall Justice Sf
the Peace of the Sd ward Justice Court in the
above entitled and numbered suit have seia
ed and will offer tor sale ut public auction
pursuant to law to the last and highest bid
der at the office of the said Justice Of the
Peace on Tuesday. the 9th day Of Oot-
tober, 1885, at IL o'clock A. NJ. the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
One sOrrel mare.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot.
BENSON WALKER.
Constable, 3rd Ward
October 18th, 1885.
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TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ish of LafOurche.
Le1cis Moore rs His Creditors No.
2135.
To all those ach0m these presents man,

To all those schom these presents mag
concern
Take notice: That in pursuance of an order Of
said Court granted Both September, 1885, tho
cession of the property of said insulvent has
been accepted for the benefit of tho creditors
of the same and that a meeting of his said
creditors will take place before l.. p. Cali
louet, Notary Public of said Parish at his Of
flee i'll the town Of Thibodaux. on Saturday
the 2lst day of November. A. d.. 1885, com
mencing at 10 O'clock A. NJ. to take into con
sideratiOn the petition of said insolvent 80
pointment of q syndic and that in the mean
time all proceedings against said insolvenp
are stayed.
By order of Court.
In testimony whereof.
~ Witness my hand and the impress
LIS OF the seal OF my office, this Both day
(~~)o of September, 1885.
j. W. KNOBLOCH,
Dy Clerk Of said Court
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Take care of your LIVER. A great
number Of tho diseases to which mankind
are liable arise from q disordered condi-
ton Of this organ. Keep it in a sound
and healthy condition and you defy dis
ease. Prickly Ash Bitters are especially
adapted for this purpose. being composed
Of drugs which act on the Liver, giving it
tone and strength to withstand malaria.
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Sam Blum, proprietor of the
store at Coulon's plantation, one
mile above Thibodaux has returned
from the Hot Springs, in Arkansas,
blooming in health, and full of
praises of the healiIg virtues of
that renowned place.