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DEATHS HARVEST.
DTEDIN PULASKI,

Miss Emma Reeves, daughter of
Mr.. Joe REEVES, of Pulaski, died in
that town, at the residence Of her
father, last Friday morning, after a
lingering illness with consumption.
The remains were brought to Column
bia last Saturday morning, and car
ried to the old family burying ground
near Morgan's Mill, for interment.
Mr.. REEVES lived formerly in Maury
County, and has many friends mere
who will regret to hear OF this oereav-
ment
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F. Frazer to Miss Leda Coggins.
John J.. Shannon to Miss Cora
Reaves. -.
Edward Irwin Joyce to Miss Nellie
p. Gamble.
J. A. Sharp to Miss s. A. HARRISON
d. J. Estes to Miss n. A. Jones.
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GOOD TIMES

are coming. In fact they are already
here, for we have marked our entire
stock down so low that you can come
and buy what you want and still have
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Grand Opera House,
Thur>dly Evenin :, Dec IL.
COlTG3dS Op5ra Company
IN
POOR JONATHAN"
The finest comic opera company on the stag
composed of
40 -PEOPLE.-4O

Wherever this company has appeared,
they have been accorded Il fine house, ana
such will be the case here. 1t is seldom the
management can secure such an attraction
ms this so each and everyone should take
adVantage of it.
morrow morning at Woodbridge Il Co.'s.
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Christmas Presents.

On our fancy table you can find a
pretty %, esent for your friend. 1t is
also a good place for Santa Claus to
have his dolls dressed for the little
girls. MISS TENNIE GARTNER.
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Skinned the Country.

He has left his friends in the soup.
Old High Prices has gone "where the
woodbine twineth;" his friends, our
competitors, have followed MeGinty,
and we are left masters OF the sit
uatiOn.
dec4-2 y. ROSENTHAL-
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Notice to DepOsitOrs Columbia Bank
ing COMPANY.

Depositors of Columbia Banking
Co, are called to meet in the Circuit
Court room on Monday the 14th day
of Dec, 1891, for report OF the Com
JOSEPH fowler, Chm.
w. n. WILSON, Sec'ty.
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NotIce "a Corresnondenfs.

Any OF our correspondents over the
county who have any important
news to send as after they have writ
nicate with us By going to their neaf-
est telephone. Our telephone ID
No, 10. novl4-tfs
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Second Monday in December,
MARRIAGES..

Bargain Day at
dec4-2t RosENTHAL's'
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HALLIDAY Razaar.

If you want a dainty present fol
your friends, you can find it on ouI
fancy table next week.
decl1 2t MISS TENNIE GARTNER.
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For Halliday Goods.

We are headquar tPrs for apricots,
nruues, citrpn, ralsins, figs, dates,
currents aud nuts OF all inds.
daeAsat LAZARUS q SoNs.
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Prettiest Stock in Town.
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Xmas Goods.

We have just received large sup
ply of Christmas candies. Call and
see us before you buy, as we will sell
cheaper than any house in the city.
dec4-4t LAZARUS &c Sons.
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The masonic Temple Sold.

The Masonic Temple was sold last
Monday to the highest bidder, at
public cutlery. Mr.. n. j. Vaughn
was the purchaser, at the price of
$24, 900.
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The Literary and Social Club had
larger attendance than usual last
Monday night. The subjects dis
cussed were: "Wnat is Beauty ?"
and "Wordsworth's Relations to Ma
Lure.D
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Uovv IN Save FreIOhf

Merchants, don't forget that the e.
w. Gamble Grocery Co., is selling
Fresh Crackers at Nashville prices.
Try us and save the freight. 1t.
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Fire Wnrks For Xmas.

We have Just receiv ed q large lot
of Christmas fire works Call and
see us, AZ you wish to save your
money. LAZARUS q SONS.
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Notice TO Creditors Bank of Columbia.
In view of certain questions that
have arisen since the adjournment OF
the ;reditors of the Bank of Column
bia the committee are of the opinion
that their report should not be pub
Iished this week.
J K. FARRELL, Ch'm.
H. p. FIGUEkS, Sec'ty.
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Florida Oranges.

We are receiving regular consign
ments of Florida Oranges. Selling at
Nashville prices.
f. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
,,oy1O4F
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To Merchants.

OLD Virginia Cheroots, Dukes CT
garettes and Red Seal Cigars, sold to
the trade at factory prices by the
E. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
sant25
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Fresh and Nice.

Attorney Biscuit and Snowflake
Crackers, always fresh and nice at the
E, w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
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Japanese Lanterns and Fire Works.

We have large and complete stock
of Fireworks, Japanese Lanterns,
Paper Festooning etc. We invite the
attention of mel chants especially.
E. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
decd
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PLENTY OF MONEY

left. Our big line of Dress Goods, Trim
mings, ETC., all go at cost and less, from
this date. Our Cloaks and Fur Capes
go in this list too. We don't want'them
in the store by Christmas.
Somebody remarked the other day
that
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

This is to not ~ the public that have set
free my son, William Stone, and give MIN
liberty to contract for himself l VIII no
longer claim his wages or profits, neither
tracts s. Il. STONE. 4
nOV20 II
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Christmas Toys.

For Christmas liquors, brandies
and wines, cal. ION Lazarus & Sons.
dooA-4t
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A very pretty and enjoyable Ger
man was given at the Century CIuo
rooms on Monday night, led by Mr..
f. r. Gamble aud Miss Emma
Hughes. The following were there:
Miss Emma Hughes, F. r. Gamble.
Kate Mckinney, Q. T. Hodge.
Minnie Holding, J. II. AleXander.
Charlotte WhtJhorne, II. l.. Mckinney
Mary Evans, G. w. Killebrew.
Mamie Fowlkes, II. j. Fusch.
Lizzie Jones. A. p. Morgan.
Kate. Jones, Leon Johnson.
Mary Lindsey, f. w. Evans.
SaIlie Morgan, J. l.. Epperson.
Chaperones, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. McGaW'
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Dander, Mr.. and Mrs; a
b. Rains Mrs. w. p. Morgan Mrs Jas Pugh
Mrs. III. L. Martin, Mrs. w. A. Cade.
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IVh
WE are authorized to announce ED. ID.
w WILSON as "a candidate for the Office
of AK Assessor of Maury County, subject TO
"A Democratic Convention or primary cleo
ton. Election next August.
WE are authorized to announce w. =.
w JENNINGS as a candidate for Tax
Assessor of Maury County, subject to the
action of convention or primary election
OF the Democratic party. Election, August
1872.
WE are authorized to announce j. MIL
w LER as candidate for Tax Assessor
of Maury County, subject to the action of a
Democratic Convention or primary election
WE are authorized to-announce ED. ID
w LOONEY as a candidate for sIaN
Assessor of Maury County, subject to the
action of a Democratic Convention or pri-
mary election, as may be determined upon
by the County Democratic Executive Com
mittee.
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FOR RENT FOR 1892.
Our Book Offer.

frrame residence on Sixth Street, near gar
don with ali modern ConvenienceS. For
terms apply to W. -. FLEMlSS' d IL
uOV27 At
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Something New,

WINS Champagne Biscuits cts,
per ID.
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NO POOR KIN

oftheirs should go without shoes as long
as we were selling such good shoes at
such low prices. Its fact too. we
have a big line of shoes mot paper
bottom auction stuff for men, women
and children, that we must get rid Iof
in the next few weeks.
You might just as well get some of the
plums as anybody else, so drop in and
see what we have.
A nice Christmas gift would be a
dozen of those beautiful Towels or Nap
kins, or a fine Linen Damask Table
cloth that we have cut the price in two
on.
A guess for the $1,000 in gold might
we'll repay you.
Yours, anxious to please,
MCKGnnOn Bros. & Anderson.
july17 tt
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Saturday December 18th,
Bargain Day at
dec4-2t. ROSENTHAL'S
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Tn Cnnntrr Merchants.

You can buy your Xmas goods at
Nashville prices, and save freight, by
calling on LAZARUS u SONS
dec4-4t.
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ssDOn,t Forget"

That Hendricks Drrg Store is the
place to get handsome present.
dec4-2t
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n CIV MUSIC.

ID. H. BALDWIN & Co.'s
novl3 6m Music store.
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NEEDING BELLS.

In Mt. Nebo Church, at P. NJ,
Thursday the oath, Mr.. Jas. L.
Chamberlain, Jr., and Miss Anna L.
Kinzer, will be united in marriage,
Rev. G. D. Byrne officiating.
Miss Emma Johnson, daughter OF
Mr.. Marsh Johnson, was married IN
Nashville last Tuesday to Mr.. j.
Knox Hume. Several friends of the
bride attended from Columbia.
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EInnr.I EInnri FInnrI
An UnparraIIeIeu ORerll

If you wish to buy barrel or sack
OF the best flour in the city, call on
dec4-4t LAZARUS a. Sons.
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WE HAVE LARGEST
And best assortment of loaded shells. CAL
and see for your self.
noV20 st DOBBINS a. EWING.
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Clothing Has to Go.

$40 suit for SIS
$18 suit for $13.
$40 suit for $12.
SIS suit for $40.
$l2 suit for So.
$40 suit for 81.
Look at these figures and govern your
self accordingly,
dec4-2t. ROSENTHAL.
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AGENTS. WANTED

Free prepaid outfit TO energetic men. sew
eral of our salesmen have earned from $40 10
300 "a week for years past. p. o. Box 1871,
New York decll.
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Card from Editor Perry, of the Maury
Democrat.

An editorial notice appeared in The
Democrat yesterday which, L under
stand the committee appointed to
examine the Bank of Columbia took
exceptions to. If so nothing OF the
kind was intended. consulted with
a member of the committee and read
to him the notice prepared before 1t
was put In the hand of the printer
Ii they think we intimated they were
Withholding facts, they may relieve
themselves of any such thought.
LYNCH PERRY.
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ssgaautifnl'

ssBeautifaP'
Silver Holiday Goods ut Hendricks
Drug Store1 dec4-2h
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ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR COUNTY
OFFICES.
FOR SHERIFF.

WYE are authorized to announce z. ID.
w RAGSDALE, of the 18th district, as a
candidate for Sheriff of Maury County, cleo
ton in August, 1892. His candidacy is SUBJ
iect 10 the action of the Democratic Com
mittee, and will abide their action, whether
a Convention Primary Election be held.
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR
Holiday Goods
Wedding Presents

Stock now complete and on exhibit
ton. Call early and make your selec-
tons 9as1 a Rains e. Son.
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-Voici sept semaines que le
froid persiste q Sc faire sentir avee
une rigueur intense dams toute
pAngleterre. Partout le pays est
convert de neige; les feuves ct les
canaux sont bloques par les glaces.
C'est l'hiver lie plus rigoureux que
Ton ait w depuis IN steele, pour
sa duree; seuls les hivers de 1913
ct 1914 lie surpassent pour rinten.
site du froid.
Tn grand nombre de personnes
meurent de froid, aux portes
m6mes DIES asiles pour les pauvres,
on DIES groupes de malhenreux
attendent pour avoir un abri.
Dams %l'interieur du pays, DIES
nilllers de personnes meurent a
peu pres de faim !; les onvriers sont
sans travail, sans pain ct sans
Charlton. Les mares des villes ct
des villages, ainsi que les bureaux
de charlie, ont organise des distri
buttons de pain ct de char bon /;
dependant, OF aignale une quantite
de morris occasionn6es par le froid
ct Ia faim.
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= La commission de m&decins
francais, chargee de re chercher les
effets du systeme d'inoculation du
docteur Koch pour guerir la phtisie,
. fat son rapport dams leQuel ellie
dit que remploi de Ia Kochine a
quelquefois DIES r6sultats iesas-
treux. II s'ensuit quill faut Sc
servir de CT remede avec precaution.
Ellie ajoute que lymphe de Koch
embarrasse meme les m6decins les
plus habiles. ii want done mieux
attendre que Koch ait perfect onne
advantage SOL systeme avant den
adopter rusage general.
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La submission des Indiens hos.
tiles est un fait accompl,; lis
%paraissent 6tra dams dss DISPOSE.
tons paclfques, quoique la pIupart
dss jeunes gems g%uerriers sc mon.
trent tres tnrbulents ct impatients
de rautorite de leurs chefs, 90;
soat rendus responsables de leur
bonnie condn'te, ct ne sont pas sans
inquietude SUI les consequences de
cette responsabilite. ii y aura
beancoup d faire pour discipliner
cette coline, jusqu'a ce quill soft
pres des measures defnitives pour
ga dispersion ct Reorganization des
groupes qul Ell seront formes.
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Honma s'6veille on Sc reveille
CONNIE vous voudrez.
Depuis de tongues ann6es beau
coup de bons esprits s'Ataient
occupies du progress de Houma.
Tout semblait lui promettre ct lui
presager IN avenir prosp6re ct la
realisation de ce souhait semblait
facile w lesjnnombrables resources
qu'ofre le pays-.La paroisse Terre
bonnie est une paroisse favoris6e
entire toutes: ellie ma jamais
grandement sonffert des innonda-
tons periodiques qui af8igent les
trois quarts de notre Etat ct son
sol est dune fertilite ~extraor-
dinaire.
La Vile de Houma jouit dun
privilege presque unique dams la
paroisse Terrebonne ct meme dams
les p~aroisses environnantes. LIE
drainage y est t~res.facile ct lie
bayou toujours pref a recevoir les
eaux pluviales ct debarrasser Ia
vile de tout exc6daDt encombrant.
On a beaucoup fait depuis Quel.
CUES ann6es en- nettoyant le bayou
Terrebonne dams IN parcours
Embarrassment trop restreint:..
Louvre devait 6tre continuee ct
Ia population entiere, par Ia vote
de son juri de police, etait prete a
s'imposer de lourdes charges pour
la mener q bonnie I'm ct Iendre
efficaces les travaux de drainage
| deja commences. Malgr6 tout C
bon vonloir on a do renoncer
temporairement a cetto 9uvre utile
ct bienfaisante entire toutes.
Mons voulons les bsyous
nettoyes, cures, ouverts
Ia navigation. C'est q raide de,
votes d'ean surtout que nous pou
vcns pr6tendre 4 IL prosp@ritA d.
nos fei mes ct d econlement facils
de nos produits; nous le voulonl
! ct l'aurons.
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On mande de Sioux City (Iowa)
que la fameuse Iigne de Ia Loi ct
de POrdre dc cette vile, don't lie
but 6tait de WELLER 4 Ia rigoureuse
application de Ia loi prohibant Ia
vente ct fusage dss BLOSSOMS
fermentees, annonce qu'elle renonce
& IL lutte parce qu'elle ma pas les
sympathies des autorites locales.
lot surtout parce qu'elle ma plus
d'argent en- caisse pour poursuivre
on plut0t pers6cuter les d6bitants
de BLOSSOMS.
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LIE FORCE BILL"-Le bill des
elections 4 la baIonnette u etc
decidement remis q pordre du jour
du s6nat sur Ia proposition de NJ.
Hoar, bien que six SENATOR'S r6pu-
blicains aient vote pour l'ajourne-
ment ind6fni dn d6bat. &c vote
preliminaire nest point IN indice
certain do resultat. Dependant,
Giant doDn6 pensemble du s6nat,
les REPUBLICANS ont une majorit6 de
quatorze voix, en- sorte que 81 six
voix settlement 80 s6parent de &C
parti, il en- restera encore assez
pour faire passer une mesure quel.
conQue. Reste 4 savoir combien
de republicans de rOuest affronte-
ront abatement le sentiment de
leurs commettants, qui est, CONNIE
nous ravons demontre, tres gene
ralement hostile an Force Bill
Tn antre element d'incertitude
apparait dams la substitution du
bill propose par NJ. Quay, de la
Pennsylvania, a celui actuellement
pendant. On insinue que 81 cette
proposition etait rejetee. il Sc
pourrait que M. Quay votat avec
les dissidents.
En- principe nous ne voyons pas
de difference entire lie Bill contre la
~loterie ct IL bill detection. Les
Democrates qui on tvote pour lie
premier pourraient aussl bien voter
pour lie second. Mais CONNIE liz
sont sp6cialeme nt int6ress6s dams
la question ills font tout CO qu'ils
peuvent pour que ce dernier soft
remover aux calendes grecQues.
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A LOUER OU VENDRE

LIE soussign6. proprietaire de IS 200 acres de
terre situes dams Ia paroisse Vermillion, aux
environs du Lac Arthur. louera pour la
culture du rz o. autre Ia dite terre aux
conditions auivantes.
I'm quart de 10 r6colte jusqu'a sent acres,
ct un cinquieme au dessus de cent acres.
La terre eat ent0nree.
II vendra a $500 l'acre. payable un tiers ou
10 Motto compliant, ct Ia balance D un an GU
deux ans de credit.
Cette t~rre est propre D toutes sortes de
culture.
S'adreeser D
j. ?. GUEYDAN.
She'll Beach. p~aroisse vermlllion, La
Ga a bureaux. de II SENTINELLE de Thibo-
daux pour iuiormations p~r6alables.
Oee.-6-90
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SUCRERlE CONGRATULATIONS d.

oOSkS1AbkO O0lN k0"4N ut'
sons daLs quelques lignes prec6-
denies que Ia population de Houms
ct de Ia paroisse Terrebonne en-
general parait vouloir tres serieu-
sement sor,ir de rorniere, ct, des
maintenant, SO met 4 r9uvre ct
accomplit Ia premiere partie do
proverbe qui nous dit:
Aides-toi, lie ciel t'aideraa;
La question de drainage interesse
nos voisins au plus haut point ct
null sacrifice ne lenr parait au
dessus de leurs forces ct de leur
bon %vouloir, pour arriver q &c but
trop neglige dams nos campagnes.
Avec des terres bien egouttees,
avec DIES votes d'eau faciles tt ma.
tnrellement peu conteuses, quot de
plus aise, quot de plus logique, ct
Dun interet plus sur ct plus pro-
titable pour lie peuple que petablis.
semeDt dune sucrerie ~centrae.
L'enthousiasme que rencontre
ce projet a Houma, est vraiment
chose remarquable ct nous fait
bien augurer pour pavenir. Pres
de cent mile piastres sont del 4
souscrites par les principaux plan.
teurs de la region ct tous les bons
~eslrits, tous ceux qni ont a cGuf
la prosperite du pays SO sont jetes
dams la movement a corps perdu,
ct dune facon tout a fat desint6'
ressee.
NotTe confrere ct ami A Chan,
freau du Courier de Houma, L. F,
Snthon, 0. Daspit, G. Duval etc.
etc. auront beaucoup m6rit6 de
lenrs concitoyens en- prenant Pini
tiative du movements qni dot
grandrment am6liorer In condition
des %planteurs ct des fermiers
Mardi proclaim, 81 janvier, une
reunion aura lieu sous la pr6sidence
de L. F. Sutton pour donner la
derniere main q Reorganization dc
Ia Societe.
II serait grandement a desireI
que pareille chose ait lien dams nos
parages, ct que l'on songe tres
seriensement i doter les environs
de Thibodaux, dune Establishment
CONNIE celui don't nous parlons, el
qui certainement aura vite sa place
6 Houma.
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Chooses de:Houma.

Decide an Petit Gallon, pa
roisse Terrebonne, vendredi Is
janvier 1891, Nine Simon Leblanc
agee de so ans.
Decide sur la Plantation "Mo.
genta" sur le bias Lerrebonne, le
vendredi Is janvier 1891.
LIE Rev. Francois Tasset age
d'environ 20 ans ct natif de Saint.
Pere, lie ct ViIlaine (France).
Les fun&railles de ce d,gne pratre
ct missionnaire ont 6i6 celebrees
dimanche dernier 4 Houma dams
Peglise st. Francois dc SALES au
m'lieu dun grand concours de
6deles d'amis ct de parents.
En- 1852 lie Rev. Tasset etait a
Thibodaux lie .vicaire ct l~'assistant
du Rev. Chas. M6nald ct plusienrs
de nos vieux citoyens Sc rappellent
sa figure sympathique. II ALA
ensuite 4 Houma on il succ6da an
Rev. st Aubin ct on il fit venir une
grande partie de "a famille; un
frere que nous avons connu d la
NOuvelle Orleans ct plusieurs
s1urs qui ont aide a fonder de
nombreuses ct prosperes families.
LIE Rev. Fir. Tasset CONNIE nous
tons, a eprouve blondes deboires ct
subj bien des vicissitudes. Son
c9ur 6tait pur, SEES intentions
t%oujours droites ct il nest pas mn
seul DIES catalogues de Houma ct
de la paroisse Terrrbonne Qui ne
pale un juste tribut aux qualities
de celui qul went de les gutter.
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IL parsit que les hostilit6s on

IL parsit que les hostilites ont
recommenc6 dams la Virginie
occidentale entire les families Hat.
field ct MacCoy qu'on disait
disbursement r6concili6es. Une
rencontre sanglante Went d'avoir
lieu entire les deux camps ennemis,
ct six hommes sont restes SOL lie
carreau.
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REPRESENTATIONS DRAMA,

REPRESENTATIONS DRAMATI-
QUEs.-Depnis dimanche dernier il
q etc donne dams Ia sale DIES
pompiers quatre representations
dramatiques. La premiere diman
che drrnier par la troupe Annie
Burton, la seconde ct la tr0isieme
par Rosa Osborn ct la quatrieme ct
derniete par la troupe Lindon.
Chacnne de ses Representations
await attire I'M nombreux auditOire
Qui II etc on ne peut plus satisfait
de la maniere don't les pieces ont
Ste rendues.
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On Geographic de Boston
qu'une jeune femme, qui suit les
cou,s de droit 4 l'universit6 de
cette vile, Nine Anna Fall. Went
d'Atre admise au barreau. NINE
Fall 4 pinteution de s'associer aveC
o mari, qui exerce dfja la
profession d'avocat q Boston.
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CREyAsSE.-Mr. j. A. Champa.
gne, contracteur pour recOnstruire
Ia levee, emportee par. la erevasse
Ste. Mary, Went apres beaucoup
de travail de termiuer ce travail
Qui, apres inspection a etc accepte
par les comm1ssaires du bureau DIES
levees du district.