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sALIsHURY AooEPrs OFFICE
And Goes at Once to the Castle to Sc
 she Queen.

AHU VO9B At Umce to th0 C8BGIG 70 S8e
 she Queen.
 LONDON, June 23.-The Earl of Granville announced in the House of Lords this even- ing, and MT Gladstone made a similar an nounce1nent in the House of Commons, that the Marquis of Salisbury had accepted office and that he had gone to Windsor Castle to inform the Queen. The incoming and out going Cabinet ministers will proceed to Windsor tomorrow when the seals of the different departments will be formally trans ferred in the presence of the Queen. The members of the Gladstone ministry have been summoned to attend e special council tomorrow morning
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MRS, PHELPS, DIAMONDS

Attract Attention As She Leads The
 Dance With The Prince of Wales.
 LONDON, June 23.-United States Minister Phelps and his wife wsre the guests of the evening at grand ball given by the French ambassador tonight. The Prince and Prin- cess of Wales were present and the Prince led the dancing with Mrs. Phelps, whose superb and magnificent diamonds attracted general attention and admiration
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Editor Parsons Provided For.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-William Parsons of Connecticut, was to-day appointed spec ia1 Indian agent.
 William Parsons, to-day appointed specia Indian agent, is at present Washington cor respondent of the New Haven Register, o1 which paper he was formerly editor. H. was recommended by all of the New Englan6 Democrats and by Hon. s. J. Randall.
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BILIOUSINE! :!

A two-cent stamp sent to Snow & Earle, Provi dence. R. l., will obtain by mail trial package of Biiousine thus enabling everybody to ascertain by personal experience and not by the testimony or others that there is sure cure for Headache, Dys pepsa, Constipation, Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Liver Complaint, and all diseases which arise from disofdered stomach. a23eodnr
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Personal.

MT. Winthrop D. Sheldon, class of '61, Yale, of Colorado Springs, for the past nine years connected with the Colorado college in that place is, with his wife, revisiting this city, his old home, for week or two. MT. She don is the historian of the 27th c. v. and a brother of Police Commissioner Sheldon.
 MT. J. H. Kerr of Colorado Springs, well known metallurgist of that section, is in town. He has been in the East for several months past.
 Mrs. Mary Lyman Orton, daughter of the late Hervey Sanford, for years president oi the New Haven bank, died Sunday in West Haven. She had until the past six years liv- ed in the West. She was a liberal minded lady. A sister is the wife of Judge E. C. Billings.
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HE AfsISIrS&s- nsl444sgtSF@A4 *sS'1111
 The prize won by the Arions was framed wreath of laurel leaves with Tyre in tke center The laurel leaves are composed of solid gold and cost alone $80. The prize cost $150 framed.
 The first prize in the second class was won
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Buddensiek Gets Ten Years.

NEW YORK, June 23.-Charles A. Bud densiek, the contractor convicted of man
 slaughter, was to-day sentenced by Recorder Smythe to ten years imprisonment and the payment of a fine of $500.
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TflisCeI1 eI1anenl1s.
Stea,c Yacht For Sale
NOTICE
special agnttres.

oN Chapel street or in College grounds. child's Q gold necklace with blue locket attached. A liberal reward will be paid for it's return to
 ieoS atS 184 YORK STREET.
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DEATHS.

MALLORY-In New Milford, Monday, June %, Charles H., son of the late Capt. G. N. and Julia A. Mallory.
 Funeral from his mothers residence, 63 Grove street, Wednesday at p. m. Burial at a later hour
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EOR RENT
A Summer Residence at Warramaug
 Lake. Lftchfeld County.

kA A very commodious residence of 16 rooms EH;:: nearly furnished; first-cass well of water, ZiA situated on southeastern slope of the hills, of the most beautiful lakes in New England: Free from the terrible epidemic expected to visit this section during the heated term. This property comprises in addition to the dwelling, which is one of the finest in the county large barn and stables, other outbuiIdings plenty of shade, and fresh, invigorating country air Rent low; either private or boarding.
 For particulars call at
 HC LONGS AGENCY,
 6 Church st., opposite P. o.
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INVENTCRSl JOHN E. EARLE. NO. S6S Chapel Street,
 New Haven, Conn. Gi-es his personal attention to procuring Patents for Inventors.

FIN THE
 UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES A practice of more than thirty years and ire quent visits to the Patent Office has given him a familiarity with every department of, and mode of with the fact that he now visits Washin gton semi monthly give his personal attention to the inter ests of his clients warrants him in the assertion that no office in this country is able to offer the same facilities to Inventors in securing their inventions by Letter Pstent-and particularly to those whose applications have been rejected-an examination of which he will make free of charge.
 Preliminary examination, prior to application fol pateu' made at Patent Office, at small charge.
 His facilities for procuring Patents in Foreign Countries unequaled.
 Refers to more than one thousand clients for whom he has procured Letters Patent. iy1Sd6,w
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To Let Furnished, AA A NEW frame cottage of six rooms at Shef- @::f field Beach, South Lyme, Conn, close to the RH4. beach. in healthy location. Bathing unsllr- passed. Pleasant country for walking, driving, etc. Rent $I50 for the season. Address
 P. o. DRAWER 31, . ie23 2t New Haven Conn.
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ASTRAY

ht.% WITH board, a pleasant furnished front W::i room. centrally located, in private family 8tA suitable for two gentlemen. Address
 ie9d 2tN X Y Z This Off1ca
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT. fs1=a.A ROOM No Il Exchange building, with con WEE. sultation room. Very desirable for law MlA yer's or similar purpose Also room 2s same building.
 Business Opportunity. &, 900 will buy & first class paying business in center of the city. Satisfactory reason for selling Call at once
 R. N. HOOKER, Builder 81 Exchange Building.
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Outdoor Sports.

With the opening of the season of outdoor
 sports comes the time of trouble for the poor victims of Hay Fever and Rose Cold. For
 them flowers have no odor, and the summer
 little or. beauty. To snuff, sneeze and wipe their weeping eyes for three or four successive months-this is their pitiable DOT tion. There is no help in sea voyages, there is no help in high mountain air. But there is positive cure in Ely's Cream Balm. Try it. If you continue to suffer it is because you neglect a remedy sure as it is cheap and pleasant. je24 eod6w2wks.
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WANTER

A SITUATION by neat, tidy, German girl. in a private family. Inquire at
 ie24 1t$ 259 FRANKLIN STREET
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National New Haven Rank.

National New Haven Bank.
 STATE CHARTER 1792. One hundred and seventy.nfnth dfvi- dend-Ffve per Cent. A SEMI-kNNUAL dividend of five per cent. has h been declared payable on and after July 1st, proximo, Transfer books closed until that day.
 ROBERT l. COUCH, Cashier. New Haven, June B, 1885. je4 It
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FOR RENT.

4nee=ssAA A Furnished cottage on the West Haven @l.A shore Price, $50 for the
 T. G. SLOAN 6 SON,
 Room Benedict's Building. Omen evenings. je15
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WANTED.

A Shepard's i19 Orange street, lady or gentle \ man to manage Shepard's Branch Houses in New London and Stamford Can have all the profit References and security reclIired ia53 3t
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court.

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court. June 23 1885. UPSTATE of ANN MARIA FORBES late of New tI- Haven in said district, deceased. The Court of Probate for the district of New Ha- ven hath limited and allowed six menths from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to hibit their claims for settlement. Those who neg
 lect to present their accounts, properly attested within said time will be debarTed recovery. Ali persons indebted to said estate requested to ! make immediate payment to
 LEONARD J. SANFORD, 9d1u- ExacI,tor
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Committee on Streets.

COmm1ttGG on SLFG0tS. TNHE Committee on Streets will meet Friday l evening. June 26. 1885, at 7:3o o'clock.in Rooms 10 and Il, City Hall.
 All persons interested in the following petitions, remonstrances and recommendations respect fully requested to be present and be heard in refer ence thereto:
 Layout of Blake street. from Whalley avenue to the city line.
 Relay of sidewalk on the south side of George street, between Factory and Temple streets.
 Location of pump at the junction of Congress ave nue and Washington street.
 Remonstrance against the widening of sidewalk on Franklin street. between State and Sumner | streets.
 Reaying and curbing of sidewalks on the follow ing streets:
 Broadway, north side from York Square, west to No. Dixwell avenue.
 Webster street. both sdes from Ashmun street to Canal, and curb.
 Day street, west side, from Oak to George streets, relay.
 Chapel street. south side, from Brewery to Chest nut streets where needed.
 Chapel streat, both sides. from Wooster Place to East steet reset the curb Cobble gutters in the following streets:
 Both sides of Howard avenue, from Sea street to South Water street; curb and cohble gutters on Lombard street, from Ferry path to James street and on James street, from State street to Lom- bard street. By order of the Chairman, SEYMOUR G. LOOMS, je24 St Assistant City Clerk
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WANTED,

f fOMPETENT salesman to represent dry goods S house Also shipping clerk and collector bo-
 tel clerk, steward, head walters at Shepard's i1a Orange street. Lady or gentleman to manage busi-
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GINCE Sunday night, small Maltese Cat, solid o color. Information leading to it's recovery will be well rewarded at
 ie24 it's 96 ELLSWORTH AVENUE.
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VOL. LII
dd1ants.
w ANTEn
WANTED,

A SITUATION by a competent girl to do general A housew0rk or second work in small famiIy City reference. Inquire second floor at
 je24 It. 70 CONGRESS AVENTTE
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES.

BoSTWICK- Tuesday, June 2s, ir the Presby terian Church, Carmel, \. r., by ths of the officiating clergyman, and Arthur E. Bost wick
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EnR SALE.

FOR SALE.
 ftssaA At less than value would be exchanged &::iI for smaller place, of the most desirable 4.4 cottage residences in the city; Il rooms, all modern conveniences in perfect order with large lot
 HINMAN's REAL ESTATE AGENCY, a9otf Opposite P o.
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Something New
EOR. RENT

TF you would like to make money send for cir, \ lar or call at 736 Chapel street, Room 2. j24
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Shore Cottages To Rent. 4heA TWO cottages. furnished-one at Stony @:::l Creek and one at north end of Pot Island. EasA Also Tower on the island with it's privileges. Address VIM. H. BARNES,
 ie24 Ct Stony Creek, Conn.
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On LABORING men, 5 choppers to go to Mil
 ~ ford expenses paid; farm hands driv- CTS, umekeepers, gentleman to take charpe nf cash business, sAurity required, at 110 Orange street. ieoo 9ts
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CatbOats For Sale

CatbOats For Sale. InNE 25 feet and one 20 feet long: Both are ir
 be chartered for the season. Particulars &c, or inquiry at AUSTIN FLOAT STAGE,
 ie24tf Belle Dock
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gea1 Estate.
FOR RENT

AH=.=A part of house pleasantly located on Howe ;i; street, suitable for a small family Inquire at 4ug- ia23tf 75 HOWE STREET
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For Sale at a Bargain,

&sA A Brick House 10 rooms, furnace, range, H#;;; bathroom. Be-. located eegtr9l, vest or the H!A poston1ce; can be bought for $5 200
 Also a house, barn and good lot, about minutes walk of postofice; can be bought for 4,80O.
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BAYOU lie niveau dc Teau dn
Bayou Sc maintient Il hanteur res
upectable mails n'otire aucnn danger.
Sol1out siles proprietaiics riverains
ont le soin de boucher tonsles trous
d'ecreNisses i mesure Gn'ils Sc font.
QUAINT aux chemins lis sont encore
dams de mauy.iiseS conditions, 1t.oi
qn'ils sc soient beaucoup amtliores
depuis quelque temps. Ce qui les
maintient dams retat on lis Sont
m%aintenant c'est la filtration dc
Ieau dm Baynu 4 travers les lrvttS.
Sans cette filtration. ills serairnt
aujouri'hni parfaitement carossa-
bleS.
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EXPOSITION. - Depuis que les
portes de rExposition sont ouyer-
ties au public jamais nous n'avions
WI dams lie City Park, autant de
monde quill nous a etc dOnne den
rencontrer lundi dernier, au mo-
ment de rarrivee de Sa Majestic lie
Roi du Carnival ct dc sa suite.
Toute respace comprise entire le
debarcadere ct rentree %principale
du Main Building etait occup6e par
la foule, ct lie Music Hall, ainsi que
les galleries qui l'entonrent ct celles
aui lui font face etaient egalement
bond6es de Spectators. Ce nest
pas sans difficulte que lie cortege
Royal a pu arriver U Festrade
oui lui etait reservee. Malgre cette
foule. nous avons etc Il meme de
faire la connaissance de plusieurs
de nos compatriotes, entr'autres de
Mr.. Jules Michel, correspondent de
rAbeiue de Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans, du
Canadien DIES Etats- Tnis de New
York ct de In Pdtfie de Montreal,
du %representant de Ia maison kaffel
Frtres de Paris, qui a Ell rhonneur
de recevoir pour ses objects dart,
DIES medailles aux Expositlons de
Paris en- 1867 ct 1873. i celle de
Vienne en- 1873 ct i celle de Phila-
delphie, EN- 1876, ct entin du cores
pendant de ILLUSTRATION de Paris.
Tous ces m%essieurs sont unanlmes
pour classer rExposition unlver-
selle de Ia Nouvelle Orleans CONNIE
une DIES plus remarquables, simon
la plus remarquable, quils alent
jamais vue.
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~NOUVELLES LOCALES.

COUR.-Sur la demande dun des
accuse actuellement detenu dams la
prison dc paroisse, une session cri-
mlnelle spectacle s'ouvrira lundi pro
chain a Thibodaux, dams la sale
d'audience de la maison lie cour.
Haccuse sera juge par un jury spt-
cial tire 4 Get etIet ct don't les noms
Sc trOuvent pnblies dams &c nnmero.
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PAROISSES.
ST. JEAN BAPTISTE.

~ oA@AA D"A
lie t1euve dit lie Meschacebe, a
baisse depuis qnelques jours de
plus dun pied, antant quill fallait
pour ca!mer les justes GRANTEES des
r~iverains. la baisse parait veuloir
continuer.
La rentree des taxes de 1884 Sc
fait peniblement ct un grand NOM
bre dc contribuables mont pas en-
core reggie avec le Collector.
ST. JACQUES.
lie journal de cette localite rap
porte que :andis qu'on brnlait les
pailies de cannes sur PhabitatiOn
de Mr.. j. X. Gaudet, le feu s'est
comnunique Il la sucrerie, ct,sen
quelqaes lleures la reduite en- cen
dres. Cctte batisse ainsi que les
machineries avaient etc assurees
rannee derniere, mails la police ma
vait Jas etc renouvelCe cette aimee.
ST. CHARLES.
/ La prudence exige que la levee
lie Davis soft snrveillee.
Les ecoles publiques ont etc ou-
vertes l.. premier fvrier.
LIE Juge Hahn Sc livre 4 r6eva
&c des abeilles.
ASSUMPTION.
Les planteurs dens les environt
de Paincourtville, ne patent cette
aimee que Is cents par jour, ct les
ouyriers ont accepte cette reduc
ton de bonne grace.
PLAQUEM1NE.
lie Mississippi, dit rObserver, .
beaucoup baiss6 depuis peu d.
.jours, mails le temps est humble
froid ct extramement desagreable
&c meme journal appelle ratten
ton DIES proprietaires r~iverains d.
tleuve, qui negligent on refusent d
reparer leurs chemins ct leurs lie
wees, commencement q lordonnanc'
du jury de Police, sur la condam
nation a laquelle ills s'exposent.
POINTE COUPE.
LIE Banner public la description
suivante de rAtchafalaya, pulse,
dams rouvrage de William Darby
"D'aprts mes observations, dit-il
.je suis porte 4 croire, que, dams i
passe, les eaux de Ia Riviere Roug'
ct du Mississippi he Sc mGlaien
pas. II ny II u'aexaminer les rive
DIES deux rivieres ct la ~couleur de
strata ain>i que Ia position de
deux cOurants, pour voir nettemen
que r.Atchafalaya Il etc, d une 6po
! que reculee, Ia continuation de i
Riviere Ronge.
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49,


A Sugartown, dit lie Lake Char
les Echo, il regne une grande acti-
vite parmi les fermiers ills prepa-
rent leur terrain pour les semallles.
Peude maladies, malgr6 les chan
gements brusque de temperature.
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.TRAvAux AGRICoLEs. =

-TRAvAUx AGRICoLEs. -. LIE
temps Sc maintient tonjours au
beau ct les travaux agricoles mar
chent rondement, malgre Ia gene
tinanciere qui REGIME, parmi les ha-
bitants. La plupart DIES gr0s plan
teurs ont fini par tronver les AVIAN
ces qai leur etaient uecessaires pour
la culture de .leurs habitatlons.
QUAINT aux petits, sc tronyant dams
de meilleures conditions inacieres
quo les gros, rattrapent lie temps
que le mauyais temps leur a fait
pertlre.. Les .terres sont pr6tes a re-
ceyoir les semences de mails ct de
riz, dc pommes de terre ct antres
deuf6es qui donpent l'aisance a
ceux -qui Sc liyrent & une culture
vari6e.
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=PrOcede PaSteur.

On teltgraphie lie Wilmington
que NJ. Rowland, veterinaire de
PEtat du Delaware, annOnce avOir
experiments avtc TN success com
plet Ia methOde d'inoculation de
c%ouverte par lie celebre chimiste
Pasteur pour prtserver lie Getail de
/: pleuro-pnenmonie coGtagieuse.
Cinquante vaches vaccineeS par NJ.
Rowland ont Ell Ia maladie dams
sa torme Ia plus benigne ct .jouis-
sent maintenant dune sante flor
issante.
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NOTICE..

NY friends and the public are Eotited tina,
l have opened a Grocery in the Red store
opposite the Tkibodanx Bridge, where
l will keep constantly on hand u full supply
Of Groceries, Provisions, Vines and Liquors.
Give me q call and examine my assortment.
JOHN DEZAUCHE
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MAHDi-GRAS.-Le Mardi Gias 4:
Thibodaux a etc lOin d'avoir Ell Get
te aimee 81 tout Peclat quill a Ell
Pannee derniere. lie Roi du Carna-
val ct toute sa suite, VII lie mauvais
etat DIES chemins, mont pu arriver
jusqu'a nous, d la grande mortifica-
ton de tous cenx qui avaient Ell
dosse leurs plus beaux atours pour
saluer son arrivee t,iomphale. NAL
gre cette deception on voyait en-
core dams les rues quelques mas
ques escortfs par des nOmbreux ga
minis, ebahis de leurs acc"utrements
plus bizarres les unsqne les autres,
enfin lie soir await lien dams la sale
des pompiers un grand bal OH re-
lite de notrc population sc trouvait
r6unie.
f# E -
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DE LOCkPORT

entire lie Convent ct r.igliss catholique.
AIR. F. BARILLEAUX. II i'honneur dan
NJ nOncer i sea amis ct les Commissioner
eeurs en- general quill Went donvrir mn Hotel
dams lequel on prepare, 4 des prix moderes,
DIES repas "a toute heure de la journee
Eeb-9l-SJ.
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~ So
tombe du Mississippi sont pres
qu'incroyables.
"On a cru, generalement, que lie
barrage on amas de bois qui bou-
che cette riviere, empeche reau du
Mississippi de Sen echapl'er. Test
une erreur. On Sen apercoit Ell .je-
tant les Neux sur la carte.
"La distance, de Ia ttte du lar
rage. est de ~ miles, ct lie courant
est extrtmement rapide. Par suite
dc linclinaison du plan sur leqnel
roule rAlcllafalaya ct de Ii npttn,
ositd Irresistible donnee an torrent,
par les matiares qnl Sc melent a e
ea,iy: Ia masse DIES not> de cette
rivlere nest nullement dimihut par
le harrage.
Ill y il. maintenant, Il Pen pres
trtnte nenf ans que la premiere bar
re s'eSt formee. Les distractions
de tAtchatalaya datent de l11S, ct
ellie mont fait que >%aceroitre de-
puis. La m,sse DIES eaux Sleeve ct
>'abaisse avec leau tOutes les
saisons. ELI. sc maintient Il une
meme elevation au. dessus de Ia
surface. Est-i! possible d'enlever
cr barrage ! c'est &c que ron ne salt
pas mails l'ouvtrture de cette rlvl-
ere terait un bien considerable d la
Louisiana ct aux Etats dc rOuest.
AvOYELLEs.
Dams la soir6e du II de .ce mois,
vers les neuf heures, Ia neige a
commence a tomber en- larges TO-
cons ; la terre en- a bient6t etc cou-
verte, mails la pluie est suryenue,
&C qui Ia fait fondre assez rapide-
ment. LIE ~lendemain, il men restait
pressure plus trace.
Sur lie Bayou Bguf on va semer
du cotton ct dn mails, mails du cotton
avant tout. Nous cr0yons que Ton
ferait mieux de bonner Ia preferen-
&c au mails, a ravoine celia nous
permettrait d'elever Plus dc betail
ct nous en- tirerions plus de belneti-
&c que de nos champs de coon.
lBEHIE.
LIE Ladies' Aid association a Ell
voye. dit rEntreprise, FExposl>
ton de la Nouyel.e Orleans, GeS
ouvrages de fantastic fait a .Paiguil.
lie un assortment de c%ouyertures
de laine Ct DIES echantillons de co
tornado confectionnees par les
| mains habiles DIES danes acadieli.
nes DIES Attakapas. Ces articles
seront exhibes aux d%epartement des
danes.
ST. MARTIN.
Une quinzaine de famllle, dit Il
RereH dc st. Martin, yenant de dit
ferents points du Bayou Lafourche
ont passe dams cette vile Sc rem
dant sur Phabitation L%astrappes
situee sur lie T6che, i quelques mil
les plus hauts que lie Pont Breaux
Ces families sont des personne
qui ont essuy6 de grandes perte
par les frequentes inondations de
terres qu'elles cultivaient, ct wien
nent aux Attakapas s'etablir su
DIES terres hautes, atm d'am6liore
leur condition. Files ont agi ave
beaucoup de sagesse en- dirigean
leurs pas vers lie Teche, car nou
avons une immense quantitA de tel
res qui sont i labri DIES haute
leaux ct sOnt dune fertilite tout
exceptionnelle.
! Nous engageons fortement ecu
des travailleurs de Lafourche, o.
Sc proposent de changer d elocalit'
q venir Sc fxer sur les riyes pitt
resques du. Teche !, ills n'auront q
; surement pas lieu de sen plsindr'
car lis trouveront dams notre p0p'
; lation cette cordialite franche, el
gageante, que cherche petrange
Of ObtieudrOnt chez nos Dlanteul
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En- chemin lie fer.-Un monsieur

En- chemin lie fer.-Un monsieur
cause avec un Americain.
Admirable pays que lie v0tre,
dit lie monsieur. Quand on pen>e
quill v Il denx siecles j; peine il etait
encore habite par DIES sauvages.
Duel progress etonnant! qnels re
sultats me, veiIleux de la civilisa-
ton.
oh! repond lie Yankee, nous
sommes tellement civilises que,
dams nos fortts, on ne rencOntre
plus que des serpents sonnrtte
electrique.