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distanco--a mile and quartcr-and as he
was only two lengths away and pulling up
at the Derby finish, he is regarded as a good
chance. Spokane sells over him, but there
Will probably be change In the
betting tomorrow. Tho outlook Is
for one Of the fastest and best races
that has ever been run anywhere at the
weights, and il the track Is good, which II
will be IL there Is no more RAIN IL will be
such a struggle as will long he remembered,
for the Derby experience will prevent any
waiting and it will bc run from start 10 I'm
ish. In the history OF the Clark stake, which
is as old as the Derby, but two horses (Hin.
doc in 1881 and Buchanan IN 1881 have won
the double event. while seven defeated
Derby choices have como 10 the front in the
Clark, These being Lcmler in Day Stars
year, Falsctto in Lord Murphy's year, Run
nymcde in Apollo's year, Bcrson in Joe
Cotton's, Blue Wing in Ben Ais, Jim More
in MontroScs aud Gallifct in Macbcth's.
The fastest time for the stake, which
has usually been run over heavy track,
was Borson's 2:00la. This will not bo u
marker for the 1850 class II the weather
clears There was much talk about u change
in the jockeys for the race tomorrow, but IL
is extremely doubtful il any will be made
None Of the owners have anything to say on
this subject but Murphy who has not gone
To Brooklyn, aud Barnes are equally rcti-
cent kiley Is on his way here now. Bsts
have been offered that Sam Bryant will no.
change his tactics, and will have Knott ridden
a runaway race, after the plan OF tho Derby.
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sale OF nIoodcd stoch.

CLEVELAND o., May l3--Thc fourth an.
nual horse sale OF W. b. Fasig was begun to.
day at the Glenville track, Tho following
horses were sold this morning;
Helen MoGregor with ioal by her side, to W. II.
Crawford, Lexington, KY, Tor tlObO,
Capt Kate, 70 ;. J. Look Louisville, Ky. for
SSH
Hostess, to c. Howe & Son, OF Nebraska, for si7S
Dr. kllton, to A. W. Everett Lyons, Neb for
$500
Viola, to J. Look. Louisville, Ky, for slll
Zelda 10 w. II. Cnwlori, Lexington, Ky, for
Sl,hO.
Ohio Prince, to s. J, Look, Louisville, KY for
S5il
Mulgmyc, to c, II, Mayors, MnlcHburs o., for
CLIO.
Rosalinc, to Brencman 4 nros. Decatur ILL.,, for
sil1
Pelham, to n. Citing Elcnyillc, Ill., for sl&.
Miss Urtchcn, sister 10 tlingstouc, 10 JOS Hadcr,
Philadelphia, Pa, for 81, 3Dn
lcoutinc ~ J. |. Case, Racine, Wis, for Si,3jO
Josiah A, 10 William Cole, Cleveland, o., for
SigO
Mambrlno Sparkle (rccod i.iO TO T. NJ Clough,
Minneapolis, Nlnn Tor Si,aO
Lady Leonuue, 10 Z. J. llamlin, Buffalo, N v,
for 81. aO0
Anglo W, 10 Howe 4 Son, Nchrpskn. for ESQ
nalsy q, to ". :, Bristol, Racine. Wis, for sdl0
Minnie y 10 J. l. Casc. Racine, Wis for slOOO
Mabel y, TO :. J. Look, Louisville, Nv, Tor s3i1
All these horses belonged to W. J. Cor.
dOn, tho Cleveland breeder.
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VINO WILL WHY
Proctor Kuott n Hed Not Favorite-
spicy specutntion-

Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal.
JounyILLE KY, May i3.-Tho three
placed horses In tho Kentucky Derby consti'
tutc the field for the Clark stakes. the equal
10 the Dcrby,.which will he run tomorrow,
the only ones named TO starr being Proctor
Knott, Spokane aud Once Again. From APP
pcarnnccs, the race will be the doubl' 81 the
Derby, except that II Is over course a
quarter Of a mile shorter. The weights are
the same, and NJ present Il seems that the
jockeys will be the same, namely. kilcy
on Spokane, Barnes on Proctor Knott and
Murphy on Once Again, anl The public IS
just ~ confident as Il was before the Derby
that Proctor Knott can beat any lot OF three
year olds that may be brought together. The
betting last night showed that Proctor Knott
Is again fayoritc at $3.50 10 $40 for Spokane
and t35 for Once Again. Tho track today
was sea OF mud, yet In The morning ffo, ior
Knott was out for n brcathcr and took 10
The lead, going m only the Bonnie scotland
do. On the strength OF biz ability TO TO- ana
the supposed quality of being able 20 stay
on heavy track, he has agap been ina.c =
red.hot fayoritc. and the why he was backed
tonight shows that tho general idea ~ thn'
there VIII he not near % good hotung 20.
! morrow. Once Asain Is much liked ai TIC
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hporIInE Note-.

j. ~ RRowN 4 Co.'S fast ally. Allahrno,
died al Nashville, Saturday, Of inflammation
Of the bowels
A SPORTING paper authority for the state.
mcnt that the Memphis Jockey Club cleared
$4,000 on the spring meeting
TnE attendance at Louisville does not
average with that OF Memphis. Only on
Derby Day was there big crowd at the
Louisville track. Even the estimate Of Louis.
Vile papers does not exceed an aycrag, Of
400. At Nashville. after the day when
Proctor Knott started la the Two thousand
Stakes, the average attendance Is said
not 90 have exceeded 1900 When
Terra Gotta ran with Mclaughlin up.
there were not over 1000 people at West
side Park. Nashville. 81 says reliable gen.
tlcman just returned from there. There Was
hardly day Of the Memphis spring meeting
when .thc attendance did not equal that,
except the last day, when u Threatened rain
aud had uincd oil through the night before,
and on some days the attcndance exceeded
$1,000. Nashville ought 10 quit Dragging
now.
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Nrw NoBk, May l3-w II. Chaiacld,
formerly a Cincinnati merchant, dropped
dead today at Courtlandtan Church STREETS.
lie was stopping at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Later Il was learned that VIM. ~. ChatGcll
wis q prominent merchant 81 Cincinnati.
aud a member ~ the firm II Chnlhcld n
Wuuds. paper dealers II that city. he Was
taken suddenly ill and died bciDrc neigh.
boring surgeon reached the spot lie arrived
here from the West last Tuesday. lie lett
the hotel this morning md visited an old
friend down town. llo let the latter ni noon
md Vas walking along Church street when
the fatal illness overlook him. lie was
carried into store near b. where BE- died
Death was caused by heart failure. NJ
Chlihold was q widoWcr aud leaves q son
aud daughter
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Imror,nn, R.lIre.a nce,lnr..

CmcAgo, H., May IA large number Of
important railroad meetings will be held
this week. ON Tuesday the regular monthly
meeting of the Western Freight Assocla-
ton will take place, aud on Wednesday the
passenger department 81 the Central Traffic
Association will convene followed ON
Thursday ~ the regular monthly meeting
IT thc Genital runic Association will con-
ycnc followed on Thursday by the regular
monthly meeting Of the Central Traffic
Freight Committee. On Thursday the gcn-
crnl Managers committee Of tue Interstate
Hallway Association will hold H. second
monthly meeting aud on Friday the Ohio
River tommittcc " the Central Traffic AS
ISOLATION will meet With the Chesapeake a
Ohio representative In Cincinnati.
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Special Dispatch % The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May l3.-Thc Hon. A.
". Hughes, Jr.. cH-chairman Of the Rcpub-
lican State Executive Committee, returned
to the city today from Washington. lilo
has changed his plans aud Instead Of seeking
appointment to the position Of Collector OF
Internal Il cycnuc Of the Middle District Is
now an applicant for The Cnn.ul-9gnSralship
Ia Greece. IL Is understood that Mr. Hughes
discovered upon reaching ihc national CAPT.
Gal that he would be strongly opposed 10 far
M the Collccto~hip was concerned ana
therefore concluded 10 Try Tor the other
place. lie has thc Endorsement OF Congress-
mon lIonk. InYlor and Elans.
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OBITUARY.


Special Dispatch a. The Appeal.
lluNrsytLLE Ala, May i1.-Jcssup White.
head, a we'll known author Of standard cook.
books, died hero lnst night after few days
lines, ngcl Gfly.thicc. lie was q native u
England, coming 10 New Orleans IN 1881,
since when hc has followed cooking with
slight intervals he leaves a widow aud
two fous in Spring llill Kn- lie was
frequent contributor Ia the H,isi World, u
his iiuh work, "lhc stewards Handbook
for which at his death be- had received
inUO worth 1T orders llc was chef uf
Hotel Monte snno here last season, aud
would have been the coming season had be-
lived. HE remains were buried iu the city
Cemetery here this afternoon.
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ENTR ~ ANp POOLING ron TODAY.
The following are the entries aud pooling
Tho following are lbc cnirIcs Tor IN

Tho following are the entries for the races
today NJ West Side Park, Chicago.
First Race Tnry' fourth, II a mile. selling.
Cashier i0s Col Corr ird, No More iut Event lul.
Wick ~
second Rncc-r hr'c iolnhs Ut a mile. selling
Dave lipuuuu9y lul. Rcd Lat luG g. Adams iui
stevens ~.
Third Rcc-Mile aud half Long Chance 40
Hamlet 49, lnrDlcnc' TO- Montpelier w. leu
Harrison i0i
fouHh l.acc- Nile. Unite ~, Cartoon i0J. A.
pcun iut. Hon. John Is pN
Iinh Race Hurdle mile aud quarter. WlusloW
iN Killarney ii7 Aso0li 100, George Mccullough
100, 4 limo 10, Catalina idL
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Ap,le.,Iy YiIInIn inT,oubIe.

Boyle the Catholic priest arrested last Sat.
urday on charge Of rape was today ar.
rairncd. bound over 20 court and committed
90 Jail. An Immense cuncourc Of people
gathered a. hear the preliminary trial, aud
nm extra posse Of twenty police was sworn
In. The affair has created the greatest sen.
natiOn ever known here
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newport van na,e q Compre..

NTwrvur Ark, May lJ.-Thcrc " consid.
cradle rejoicing here thiscyening occis.onci
by The definite knowledge that Newport hall
have n cotton compress. Tho question hag
been discussed for some time. but not
definitely settled until today Ground has
been secured, prss bought aud the work oi
putting up suitable buildings aud platforms
will be- begun In few days
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ncren Kich, IIim.clf Dol rlccc..

GALLAriN, Tenn, May lO.-lIcron, bay
colt three years old, by Harry o'Fallon,
dam Virginia II, by Duckden, owned by ].
W. Guest met with serious accident last
night Heron was en- route 20 Louisville,
aud lac broke loose In the car and kicked
himself TO pieces. His hip was hurt his
back wrcnched aud his pastcrns ruined. Re
fore leaving Nashville Guest was offered and
refused Sl2 900 for his colt.
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Detective Gliiey Dies.

KANSAS CRY. No, May ia Detective
John W. Glllcy Of Kansas city Kas., whose
desperate struggle With the burglar, James
Smith. Do the courtroom II Justice Lewis. at
thai place. saturday afternoon, died shortly
aperJ n.elu.k lllis morning.
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MuuArKrr, Wis, May i3-st Joscphat
Polish Catholic Church south of here, was
destroyed by Ere last night The church was
one of the largest In the city, aud was erected
only las' summer. The loss II between
ayutlD and so 90.
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IroI.l,,Io nov. Dyowuea.

CRoog,roS, MINI, May iS.-Andfcw and
Ole Erickson, two brothers, aged eight and
ten years respectively, were drowned IN the
river late Saturday afternoon. They fell Oh
some lora un which they were playing aud
their father nearly lost his liic Ia AN attempt
IL r----. hmm
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Council BLrrrS Ia, May i3.-Czar the
phenomenal 3-ycar-old running colt owned
by Theodore Winters, Of California, and val.
ucd at 5coo, died OF pneumonia at Union
Park, In this city, this morning. lie was
the winner Of the California Derby.
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any track under control of the Congress.
Col. Clark's evidence Of efforts 10 intimidate
is said TO be full aud conclusive. The story
sent out from here that w. X. Cassady, Of ST.
Louis, has bought Proctor Knott, is untrue
There was talk OF such trade,
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Mrs. tIary E DirLInson,

PnrroN, IA, May iJ-Mu Mary T.
Dickinson. mother of su'an T. Dickinson,
ilc writer and Anna Dickinson. the we'll
known lecturer dioi at her home in West
rittstpn yesterday morning She was over
ninety years Oi age.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS shop

NV YorK, May 10 Washington Irving
Bishop, the mind reader died at ~ Wet
Twenty Sixth street shortly after noon
today The cause Of death was hysicrical
cathlCpsy.
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GrAuoy, Oak, May i3-In a collision
caused by q runaway team, Saturday. Miss
Johanna Goldmanson was killed. -Four men
wcry seriously iniC'sd.
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Features of Home Mission Board
Report Excite Discussion.
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ellie connut les tongues angoteses
des attentes n%octurnes, le front
contre Ia Wire, DIES espionnages
aussi devant Ia mais0n on une seule
fen6tre brille encore; ct, malgr6
g RACES, ellie sentait que sill appa'
~raissait, ellie aurait an c@ur ct aux
lavres des offres de pardon.
Plus de trois ans dura cette vie,
sans une heure de caIme, tant QUEEN.
fin la maladie la prit; ct mainte-
uant, loin de France, dams une vile
d'Italle, pres de Ia mer, ellie Sc moo.
raft, toute seule,-car raieule ne
TAFT plus-n'ayant pas meme Pes.
poir quill serait Ia le jonr proclaim,
OH ellie l~aisserait choir u POreiller
du lit d'h6tel, pour ue la plus rele-
yer, sa t6te pale, immobile, aux
levres ouvertes par penvolement
de PANE.
Tandis q%u'elle reve aux bonheurs
d'autre fois, aux t~ristesses de ua-
gnere, d'a present, la mutt est venue
bleue ct donce, 6toil6e. Puts, les
heures passent: L'aube met a Pho
rison r6veil de ses paleurs vagues,
Ia mer f1ambe sous le soleil levant.
La malade ma pas boug6, nAl',
emaciee ct bleme en- sou long pei
gnoir de dentelles primitives.
Quelqu'un entire dams la chambre
brusquement, IN homme eu habit
de voyage, essouf16 d'avoir monte
vite. II srarr6te devant pamas de
COUSINS, pousse en- cri, les mains
au front, ct SO jette a genoux devant
Ia jeune femme expiree. II san
glote en- son tardif repentir. Mails
nj les sanglots nj les plaiutes ne
mouvent Fendormie, ct une larme
Ell tombant sur lie chaton de la ba.
que ne fait point raviver, toate ter
ME, eteinte, sans orient desormais,
In petite perle morte.
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A vENDRE.-Une occasion excep.
tionnelle est Offerte 4 tous IT q cha.
cnD de devenir fermier on habitant
dams un endroit 4 portee lie toutes
les commodities procurees par le
chemin de fer ct Ia vote d'eau. Une
,jolie ferme mesurant 3 arpents de
face u 40 de profondeur, avec
maiscn de residence ct cabanes,
est a vendre. La ~propri6t6 est si-
tu6e pres dn Lafourche Crossing.
S'adresser pour plus amples infor-
nations, a L. P. Caillouet, Thibo-
daux La.
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La vitslite des enfants

NJ. Ker@si directeur 10 bureau
statistique de Pesth, a In & rAca.
demie des sciences hongroises un
rapport interessant sur "rinauence
de l'age des parents sur In vitalit6
des enfants."
Suivant NJ. K@resi, qui a 6tudi6
$4,000 cas-, les enfants don't IL mere
a mOins de vingt ans ct le pAre
moins de vingt quatre, ont moins
de chances de vivre que si leurs
parents 6taient plus ages, lie sont
enclins aux affections pulmonaires.
Les enfauts les plus sains naissent
de punion dun homne qui . do
vingt cinq 4 treute ans.
NJ. K1IHsi estime que le mari
dot toujours avoir environ dix ans
de plus que sa femme, ct que 81
celle.ci await, au c%ontraire, cinq
ans de plus, Ia vitalit6 DIES enfants
serait atteinte ct dependant, 81 IL
mere a de trente a trente.cinQ ans,
SEES enfants ne seront de bonne con.
stitution qu'autant que son mari
aura quelques anuees de moins
qu'elle.
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ATTENTION!

My friends and the public are notified a.
! have removed to. the sore formerly ~.
pied by Mr.. E. G.. Curtis, No. 3 Main .srss
where will keep constantly on hand 4 Ar
supply Of Groceries, Provisions, Wins ~
Liquors. Give me y call and examine nv -
sOrtment.
JOHN DEzAUCHI
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TELLER TYPOGRAPu1QUE .
NorAlY loR Pass.

Avant svs 10 ruateriel n6cessaire. monsoon
mas 4 meme d'execnter tour les ouvrages ~
p~oaraphiques qni nous seront comics Lea
fnctures, tickets d'habitation, blancs. circu-
iairas, etc. serontimprim@s dansle plusbref
d6lai ct 4 des prix moder6s.
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NLLE-ORLEANs, Ter Novembre, 1883.

NJ. F. Gouaux-J'al recu v0tre lsttre avsc
plaisir ainsi que vos bienhsureux m6dica-
inents pour pAsthme, (votrs Poudre q votrs
Mixture.) Depuis que je men sers les alta
ques No viepnent pas 81 souvent ct Moins
fortes, mails votre poudre est uae grande csn.
ISOLATION pour vei, car aussitot que je IL res.
pire je reprenss hut do suite men repOs. ct
:io tromble a la triste idee dc penser sill fsllsit
men passer, j. me consld6rerais m~slhsureuss,
car c'est Disu soul qui psurrait .rimer 10
bien que ces Remedies produiss moi. OF
je ne cesse de prior pour que CO fIs,-a CONT
nue. ct quill me dsnne t~oujours un .mOyen Dc
men procurer.-Veuillez m'excuser q je com
NETS des fautes dams 10 francais, j'6oris mieux
ranglais. Votre affectususe servauts,
ALNk LEWIS. Canal & Prisur. 39l,
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LA PERLE MORTE.
n ~MELANCOLIQUE.

Fr6le, 6maciee ct bl6me en- son
long peignoir de 'ientelles plainti-
yes, les yeux trop ouverts, Gear
quillGs par la vision de la mort pro-
chaine, les cheveux 6teints, CONNIE
d6blondis dams lie palissement de
toute elle-m6me, ellie repose u des
Cousins en- tas, pareille u poitri-
naires de keapsakes. La fen6tre
est ouverte; car c'est TN soir d'6te,
dams un pays d'Italie on Pair ne
fraichit pas quand la mutt common
ce & monter. Sur lie chemin, de-
want IL maison, des femmrs Ell
robes claires, aux chapeaux lie ru
bans,-on revlent du COrsO-pas-
sent dams DIES caleches que dun
peu plus loin on prendrait pour des
charretees de feurs; plus loin, au-
della DIES grilles du jardin princier,
ct des lauriers roses ct des palmes
immobiles, SO prolonge rimmeose
paresse de la M&diterranee lisse ct
bleue. jusqu'au vague halilon.
Tandis qu'une 9toile, II seule, sal
lume, dor parmi pazur du ciel, d'ar-
gent sous pazur de reau, le brouil-
lard qui Sc leve, diaphane, ct qa'on
dirait fait des haleines des plantes
tant il est parfume, porte jusqu'a la
malade les rires des promeneuses
ct lie silence de la mer.
Mails ellie n'econte pas ces rires,
nj ce silence; attentive au glisse
ment de sa vie vers la tombe 81
proche, 4 &c glissement myst6lieux
qu'elle croft entendre. Puts ellie
re garde, a rannulaire de sa main
gauche, une perle EN- son chaton,
petite, ternie un peu malade, don't
rorient vacille ct frissonne, Sc wolfe
parfois, va s'eteicdre; ellie la re-
garde de plus pres CONNIE cherchant
q y yoir quelque chose quot done?
e borheur d'autrefois, g iris
tesses de naguere, d'a present, les
reeves, les baisers, les larmes. Dams
cette peIle, il y a sa vie.
Une fois,-cinq ans depuis ce
temps ont passe,-il v await Gu bal
au chateau ; c'etait lie meilleur plat
sir de la chatelaine, vieille femme
de belle humeur, aux cheveux
blancs 6gayes de dentalles, de voir
sautiller dams les polkas ct les ha-
bits noirs des ieuncs hommes ct la
m%ousseline DIES demoiselles q marier.
Les couples tournoyaient sous lie
cliquetis lumineux DIES lustres on
traversaient les bandes de lueur
pale que la lune, par les croisees
%ouvertes, 6ployait sur lie parQuet,
en- 6ventail. Jeune file alors, dix
sept ans a peine. celle qui devait
aller MOURN sur lie bOrd de la mer,
en- un pays ltalien, dansait CONNIE
les autres, avec moins de joie, avec
plos de bonheur, attendrie.
Ellie aimait, dun amour pressure
ignore dele meme, rhomme qui lui
tenait Ia main; plus douces que
celles de rorchestre, ellie entcudait
en- son c0ur des musiques. Tout &
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NBW La, March . q, iocA
Mr.. +. GOuaux, Houma, La.
My Dear SRI have been suffering fsr
years from the Asthma without being r~elieyea,
by anything, | had given up all remedies and
was exhausted when | tried "Gouaux's Anti
Asthmatic Remedies" 1t worked beautifauy
and never failed tn relieve nee, ! have usedb
successfully to this day. Signed,
MARIE DEsrAN0ss
l certify the above statement to he CORES.
as the patient has been and is still . servAss
in my family. LEON Q%UEYRorzE,
IL st. Louis st. and " Decatur 81.
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Une pompe de IL pouces pour
rigation.
Machine ct bOuilloiro en- bon OF
Dire. S'adresser & NJ. George Di.
onne on 4 L. S1NTIN1LLR de Thi.
bodaux.
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ABONNEMENT
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Toute announce commercials puhIi6e AFan-
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les insertions suha6quentes.
Toute annonce don't le nombre dinsert'one
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-23
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