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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-23

The Csage City KAN train wreckers.
the story Of whose villainy was told in the
MORNING NEWS dispatches yesterday,
played a desperate game for rich stake.
Their failure to get the Mexican Central
railroads million dollars worth Of silver is
likely to be followed by their arrest, as
posses are out after them, bent on lynching.
And if lynch law is ever justifable, it is In
their case
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-23

For rank socialism the speech OF Cyclone"
Davis at Griffin is ahead Of any speech that
has been delivered in Georgia during this
campaign. His explanation Of the Gland
loan scheme" would be positively ridiculous
but for the fact that ne advocates it in dead
earnest and there are unthinking people
who agree with him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-23

The safemakers of the United States are
about to form a trust with a capital OF
$1,000 600 In this they will be protected
under the Mckinley law by tariff OF 45
per cent. But for that tariff no trust could
exist
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-23
Congressman Breckenridge, of Kentucky,

Congressman Breckenridge, of Kentucky,
will deliver the Grafton at the dedi caton of
the worlds fair at Chicago next month,
notwithstanding the fact that he voted
against the congressional appropriation for
The fair. great deal Of fuss has been
made over the matter. and in some of the
republican newspapers the worlds fair
officials were urged TO withdraw the invita-
tation to Mr.. Breckenridge. But they have
wisely declined to do so. Mr.. Breckinridge's
opposition was to the appropriation, on
constitutional grounds, and not to the fair.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-23

1t is hard to foretell what the sequel to
the trial u Hugh O'Donnell. leader of the
Homestead strikers. charged with murder
riot and conspiracy, will be. He may be
sent to the penitentiary or he may be sent
to congress.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-23
oUR NEW YORK OFFICE,

M. J. Flynn, General Advertising Agent
80 the MoaxrNe Nxws, Office % Park Row,
New York. All advertising business OUTSIDE ei
the states Of Georgia, Florida and South caro-
tina viii be MANAGED by him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-23
An Interesting Case.

The interstate commerce commission is
trying to get tighter grip on interstate
railroads. Whether or not they will succeed
in doing so depends upon a decision which
Judge Gresham, Of the United States circuit
court, will soon render. The case in which
the decision is to be rendered was argued at
Chicago last Tuesday. The defendant is
W. G. Brunson, president Of several termi-
nal railroads In Chicago. The charge against
him is that he has diHcriminated In favor OF
some of the patrons of the roads, and the
question at issue is whether he can be made
to produce his books in court 20 show
whether or not the charge is true.
II the decision Is that railroads must pro-
duce their books the interstate commerce
commission will have the means of finding
out whether or not interstate roads violate
the law against freight rate determinations.
If the decision is that they cannot be made
to produce their books the commission will
have no satisfactory way of determining
whether the law has been violated or not
when complaints OF violations are made. 1t
is apparent that the expected decision will
be a most important one.
Between state railroad commissions and
the Interstate commerce commission rail
roads have pretty hard time of it. The
railroad commission of Texas, for instance
were so unjust to the railroads in that
! state that holders Of bonds of the roads APP
| pealed to the federal court for relief, and
they got it. About all the roads in the
state were threatened with bankruptcy.
| If railroad commissioners were practical
railroad men who were Indifferent to popu-
lar clamor there would be very little OBJ
! lection to them. As a rule, however, they
are men who know nothing whatever about
railroad business. They make rates with
out knowing anything about the earning
capacity of the roads under their jurisdic-
ton. As a consequence they are forcing
roads that ought to be solvent into bank
ruptcy. The freight and passenger rates
should be such as would permit of reason
able profit on the business done.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-23
The Cheek of a Protected Manufac-
turer.
ZION a. HItnois Sac ReQtster {

From the Illinois State Register (Dem).
Neidringhaus, the graduated tin plate liar of
st. Louis, shipped in from Wales $1,000 600
pounds of tin plate just before the Mckinley
law went into effect. He sold the tin at price
double when the rise oocasioned by the tariff
took place About the same time he reduced
the wages of his workiugmen and actually
asked permission from the treasury depart
ment TO import Welsh workmen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-23
CURRENT COMMENT.
AS to Ohio.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer CDem.l.
There is absolutely no enthusiasm among the
republicans of the state in favor Of Harrison g
re election. The young element of the Repub-
Hcan party stands no chance Of preHerment or
patronage so long as Harrison and Sherman
have the control. Look out for glitterng
knives in November.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-23
Every Democrat Can Support Him.
From the WILMINGTON On. ca Star CDep1.l

With all due respect to Judge Russell, it ism t
hard for democrats who were opposed to the
nomination Of Cleveland TO support him. for he
is Clean and his nomination was not brought
about by ''the votes of Office holders represent
ing rotten boroughs" nor paid for out of the
national treasury" as Judge Russell says Har-
rison's was.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-23

The Peoples party candidates. almost
without exception, seem TO think that abuse
Of the Democratic party is the very best
kind of campaign argument they can use.
But abuse is not argument, as these candi-
dates will find out before long.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-23

The order Of the war department. direct
ing that all buildings on the government
reservation at Fortress Monroe be torn
down and removed at the owners expense,
not excepting the big hotels, was
probably more Ia the nature of a threat
than an order to be carried out. The order
will have the effect of forcing the hotel and
private residence owners to provide proper
sewerage for their houses, which is evil
IDENTIFY all that the war department desires.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-23

The report Of several new cases Of cholera
In New York, published yesterday, should
occasion no alarm. Sporadic cases are
likely to occur there for some time yet.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-23

The strike of the telegraph operators in
Iowa so soon after the movement to re-
habilitate the old union OF operators is
likely to have bad effect upon the union.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-23

The Peoples party executive committee
in this state refuses to allow Weaver and
Field to divide time with anybody except
Cleveland and Stevenson, yet Jack Carter
tcoloredl of Thomasville got in an argument
"edgewise" at Albany, and, according to
reports, knocked the arguments of both
Gen. Weaver and Mrs. Lease into cooked
hat.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-23
The Jests of other Days.

The merry wits of bygone years
Are dead and buried long ago;
To dust have turned the CourIly ears
They glad1ened with their lively flow
OF quip and gibe on belle aud beau;
For them there were no deathIess bays;
Their fame or names we cannot know;
Where are the jests of other days2
Gone are the danes and cavaliers,
The kings who used to come and 90,
When testers Knocked them with their fears
Or covered beneath the surly blow;
For testers then as now had woe
And were not overfed with praise;
AT times their quips fell fiat and low;
Where are the jests Of other days?
The snarling critic sadly sneers
At joSelets banded to and fro,
And every whippersnapper jeers
AT fancy oldest, brightest glow,
And relegates to realms below
Our quaint, Elusive, merry lays,
And will not give us half a show;
Where are the jests of other days2
ENvoI.
Prince, to some old newsdealer go;
OF comic papers make q raise:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-23

Prince. to some old newsdealer go;
OF comic papers make a raise;
In them your answer lies, for lol
There are the jests of other days.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-03-05
COLI EGE DE 7ElEOD4TX.
TABLEAU D'HONNEUR ~ i% NO
DE FEvRIER, 49,

DEPARTMENT CoMMERcIAL.--Fran-
els knobloch, 100; Arthur Tetreau,
100; Volney Knobloch, 100; Syl-
vestre Toups, 100; Eugene Fleet
wood, 100 Thomas Riviere, 100
Octave Coignet, 90; Alphonse Au-
ca n, 90, Olivier Braud, 90 Andre
T"ups, "a; Cha -, Seely, 93 ;
Ernest Thlbodeaux. 20; Harry Bourg,
90; Lawrence Keefe, SO John
Srally, SO, David scally, 81; Ca
mile Naquin, u.
Louis Arena, 100; Louis ! ,c4uet,
%; Auguste Pocht, 90; Sidney
Claude, 81; Louis Poche, 81; Justin
Toups, 81; RIDLEY K%nobIoch, SO
Edward Doherty, 93'; Thomas Doher-
ty, 50; Joseph Ledet, 81 Raoul
Boudreaux, -; Paul Delatte, 80
Ch; rles Mlrc. :; Philip kerne, 80
Louis Gaudt. - ellis Molalzon, 10;
Valerie Bourgeois, IL;
nEPARTEME>r IEtMAIRE -JOhr
Sabatiei. 100; Henri l. genuie, 100
Olivier Gaudt 90 Louis RobichauX
80; Eugene %'blchaaN, %; Octare
TroSolair, so Leonard Lasseigne
81 Cha rles BoudreauX, 90 Arthur
La>>eigne, 81 Paul Saoatier, 81
nA.le Ch,. 80 Ernest Roger, 80
rnnma~ Philip, au, 50 ; Fred. Gaude
So LOUIS Achte, 81 James Scally
IS Allied Henri, IS.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-03-05

Dimanche pas,e, a 5 heures de
rapres-midi s'est tenu I'M meeting
dams lie Chackbay, a deax miles au
Nord du G.and Bayou, sur la proprie-
te connu sous lie nom de "Grlffin
Trait" favorisant les candidatures
du ticket nomme par Ia convention
du Pixies Hail. a Baton Rouge.
| C'etait une atfaire de famille, OH plus
de l40 personnes sly trouvalent,
parmi lesque. les on comptalt une
q~uarantalne de DANES. Messrs. II.
y. Coulon ct Thoma, J. Badeaux on,
harangns laudie ice c'etait pluto'
une causerie ca famille leurs paroles
furent 6coutees avec beaucoup dat
t~ention, ct souvent interrompues pa
DIES ACCOMPLISHMENTS bien merites
C6tait I'M meeting, nous pourrlon,
pressure dire, unanime dams ses sentl
ments, sauf un on deux partisans d'
Foster, qui avaient lair de branler
La paroisse Lafourche peut comptel
Ii un vote presque solide dams |
Chackbay pour les candidats du tickle
de letat, ayant en- tete les Hon. S
D. NcEnery ct Robert C. Wickl.fe.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-03-05
OU A yENDRE

Il soussien6. proprie'ai' e de f5hM acres de
terre situts dams la l,aroisse Vrrm:nioE, aux
environs du Lac Arthur lonera pour la
cuIture din rz on aotre la 3itf terre aux
conditions suivantrs.
Tn quart de In rGcoite iusqu IL cent acres.
Of IN ciaa"iamc an ieSsuS de cent acres.
La ter!p rSt 'nt"urer
II veuara A Sc 60 Facrr. parable IN tiers ou
IA moitie compliant. er In balaLce a un an on
deux ans Ie credit
t-ette t-rre est propre > toufes sortes
culture.
Sabre. ser y
T. GrFYDAN.
Shell Beach. paroisse Ve'millior. -
On auy bureanx de Ia SESTINELLE de ThiDe-
daux pour in,orma, ions preiiablrs.
Dec .-6-g0
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-03-05
COMMCNIQUt iELOrh "ORT

LocKroRr 4. % Fevrier, 1892.
Mr.. le Redact, lie lache assassi-
nat du tre-- .,e,;e Antoine Series a
Thibodea "a IS Ia matinee du II
courant, fait ole Neuve ans resource,
ct six orphel ~ IL, i .n',> daider
ieur mere.
Cette grande infortune, caus6e par
In feroce NJ. nr,,t de deuX indivi-
dus qui ne sont pa encore arretes, ct
qui ne lie seront peut-etre jamais,
precipite toute as honnete famllle
dams lie besoin, !e I TT ) larmes.. .
Dieu est bon, ces braves gems
esperent en- Lui, e. 4 Lockport il y a
DIES ames genercuses qui yicndront a
leur - temps opportun.
Deja, Mr.. p. Barios ct NJ NJ. Barios
Sc sont montres 81 grands, ;, dGsint6-
IeSScS al lcul S-dlu, HuC uuooiOho
nous blesset leur MODESTO, nous
tirons que, grace a eux, A. Series s
GU I'm enforcement font %convenable
Au nom de la f; mile entlere, nnu:
rem , ces NM, ainsi que Mr.
n. Foret ct au, - personnes qul on
contribute a Get. bonnie puvre.
lie professcur Leon qui Sc trouvai
a Lockport dams le moment, lui auss
fait I'm gra, | acte de chal.te e.
dormant une >pilee au profit de
pau, e veuve ct tes orphellns qui
< rapporte $32.40. Les rem, fci Ament
, de la famille avec leurs me lleur
g soulaits les suiyront partout.
= Nous prions Mr.. lie Redacteur d
vouloir bien bonner l'hospitalite
e notre lettre dams Tune DIES colonn.
Il de son estimable journal dams IL
deuN langues.
= Avec nos reme:ciements antelope
e +. BARDoN.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-03-05

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xnTvEATTN ARRtNCI TENTS
MnEEH. DE% EER a %ASERS,

En,oiguurp des rI-= Green . T~h,todaux.
NJ Thunas Atr-rtI Jrovt-Hl ,-s ANS
leg yovageurs quill Went de iaIre de non
yeaux arrangements Iui iui prrmettrOnt d.
s'atisfaire tout ceux JuI vondrnnf 'hsnnoe
rer deleur couiianre
Renas 4 toute heure de IA ,ournhe e6 50
commando.
Table d'h6te a 10 heur-f du matin poo
dejeuner ct a 4 heuresd l soir p' ur dlrer
Chanb~es ct bien .arnies
atlI,tHE
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Lockp0rt Public School FundAss0ciatioi

A uue reunion lie eette ASSOCIATION, tenus
lie p,emier jeudi d'actobre. 1889. IL etc
.sRESOLU" Qua l~avenir, une fore, pour
q b9uefce DIES fonis de r6cole, aura lieu
hague aimee lie premiers samedl ct dimancht
du mois de juin."
Par ordre.
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a VENNBsE T..

nEUX PoMpES De - POI cES, POUR
irrigation. Mact ines ct holilloires Ell
hon ordre. S',dresser 4
MR.. GEORGE DIONNE,
GU 4 Ia Sentlnelle ha Hi,ibodaux.
4-ll-9ltf,
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LIST OF JURORS
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth judicial District Court Par
iSh of LatOIichp.

Clerks Office Thihosiaux a., Jan. Goth. 1892
hereby certify that the following persons
were draws by the Jury commissioners of
said parish on the 2ist day of lamar, 1892
to serve as grand and petit Jury for the
,prll term nt SAID Court beginning on Mon
day Auril itl, 1892. as follows:
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ue'est tenn hier Il ThihodauX deux
ore aas Mass Meetings dams lie Opera
House. "a ii Tue heure, ct lautre
a sept heur,s de l'apres-midi, favori-
SAINT !e ticket de la democratic regu-
liere d. rttat, nommG a Baton Rouge
dams lc "pike's Hall, a la tete duquel
ne troaye ces nob.es patriotes Samuel
ID. Ecnnery t, l., i,rt c. Wicklifie.
Nous lonuerons un compte rendu de
ces dc * meetings dams notre ~prochair
numtrl.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-03-05
A,rivee ct depar des trains a Thibo-
daux, 90 novembre, 1889.
PREMIER TRAIN.

PREMIER TRAIN.
Quite Thibodaux a $50 heures .. H.,
avtc la 'nalle de i'DueSt.
Arrive a Thibodaux a 1926 heures D. M.
wee Ia MALE de la Nouveile Orleans.
Mt GARNER Convent, 1hiuodaux La.
Jan. 81, 1888.
Mr.. + Gounux. H,nma, LA dear sir l
cannot convey in adequate language a salts
r&rtory idea Of the beEatt | have obtained in
using yorr 'Anti-Asthmaiic Powder aud
Mixture For twenty Years l have suffered
from that di aadtul disease, Asthma, and
although | have tried many remedies. none
proved beneficial until tried yours. ! trust
my experience W til this precious and valua-
bic powder and mixture will be- the means Of
inducing others to give it d trial.
Yours respectfully,
A SISTER OF Mt CARMEL CONVENT
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Mr. JOS. Molaioon q achete, samedl
passe, @,'llubiation Buck Horn a
Iencherv puhllque pour 5l2000.0O.
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Hotel ct Restaurant !!
--TENU PAk-
e. Proprietaire
LAFOURCHE CROSSING, lA.

,Y@R.pas II logAnitnt faJgnis 4 tolte henre
de Ia inurne-. Une buvett- est attachee a
retalhls-efuent Il lie pnh!ir trouvera touiours
le m-lll-nr choix de Wins, Liqneuis, Cigars.
Tahac. etc. Il lreLd DIES pcnsionna~ IS a la
sen aino ct an m,uis Mars u, ~
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Mcrcredi pass6, lie mercredi DIES
cendres, u commence lie temps Oh
careme pour cette aimee. Ce j@ourla,
lie prGtre a roffice du matin frotte sun
nos fronts IN peu ies cendres fait.S
dos rameaux brnIts qui etaient res'ts
de l'annte dern ere, en- prononcah'
ces paroles imposantes 'he0te"to
homo, 9n5a puioiS est, ct an Pntreren
rtuerterjs." ss>ouviens-toi, 9 homme
que tn mes gu pots ere, ct que II
retour1cras en- poussiere.' Parole
terriaies qui nous lal pellent notre I'll
dern.Cre.
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Fun, l. - '.'Thibodraux Special
Cigars - ,.."> s+ltZ heuI-uX.
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Ii fGte du CARNIVAL Ell vile q etc
cette aimee une dcs p'us bellies qu.
aient jamais etc ctitbrtes. La Nile
Orijans eomptait dies visiteuFs d.
toutos les parties dcs Flats Unis, e.
m6me ~leaucoup d'europtens, gu
ttaient venus exprcssement pour
prondre part a cette grande fc'e
L'opinion dun francais oui paraI'
avon betocoup voyage. dit que nu
part en- Europe cette fete est celebit,
avec autant d'Gclat qua la Nouvellt
Orleans. Nous n'avons aucune peins
q lie croire.
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MOI LIES

Mrp ~->-s.r4~s~r--rs GMnaNMAD
MOI LIES LOCALES.
Fun, l. - ''Thibodraux Special
Cigars >..u> srItZ heuItuX.
Mr. JOS. Molaison q achete, samcdi
passe, ,llabltation Buck Horn a
Iencherr puhlque pour 5l200O.O0
Nj. Ii .iton ago, de la N.eherie
Dugut uu5laie Gtait a ThibodauX
sam, e, ~ az ares.
Nous omln"s en- temps du Careme.
lie mantement de Monseigneur JAMS
sens est lie mem. lue %lanner dc. Mere.
Me-. J Molalson. Simon Abra-
ham. {, Sewn de la Nouvelle
Orlean-. Gtal 1T a lhibodaux samedi
passG. 4 ia vente dc sheriff lie l'hatl l.
tation .cH Horn" appartenant a
Nine. w. \. Foret e, autres.
Une Eouvelle-uee, dams la fntme
dune petite file Il fait son apps On
dams Ia fan.Ir d. Mr.. ct Mime. John
McCulla. .tntie lie 20 courant, a
1920 / .ures du matin, peasant II
livres. La mere ct lenfant Sc portent
tres UIen.
/ II dams la p;rtle f. ancaise de ce
numcro les articles du compromis
ent,r les factions de McEnery ct de
Foster du part democrats, donnart
les reglcs de conduite pour Ielectlon
prima.le qui aura lieu lie - de ce
mois, inti.r ala Campagne.'
NJ +. }. Claude est a construire
sur Ia Rue Main, entire les ma. ,oins
de Mcssrs. K. j. MUNICH ct John Guar
dia, une nolvelle batisse. Aussitol
fin ., on doit y Il lter une conteetioii
nei de bonhons, ct gait * ct sailor
de /, tmes a IA glaze, On y vendr;
aus dies lur : froids.
Ma pass6 ttait mardi-gras
Be-. > de per5onnes ,'bodau,
ont pieiLe &c l'eXcursion par lie
chars pour sc renAre u Vile pou
passer cette graz dams J
netropole du Sud. les chats d
din u ne silent tellement encomtre'
Que H. af de p%eFsonneS n'aval'
pas e., pla es pour s'asseoir. Lt
voya-curs sont tous G., urs.
/. froid s'est encore fait sent
cet,t n4lno asscz ~serieusemen'
nous avons pu trois 9el6es, don't
plus forte a Gtt !e q. mercre
matin beau d plantes senslbl
au flold, ont etc e, 4 rnagtes;
arb, a frui 1t Ell tieurs, sis o
souf mont soufert que tres lee
rem II Les "a s-de-terre "
etc c9ns'd6 ahleu.aus grillees, IN;
pa pour faire de mai,
ns'est tenn hier Il ThihodauX de-
gra ads Mass Meetings dams lie 'Ope
House. "a ii tue ileure, ct lau'
asept heurts de l~'apres-midi, favor
sent Ia ticket de In democratic reg
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Nh. Ii .lton Ago, de la N.eherie
Dugut ausIaie ttait a ThibodauN
SAM, e. ; II attires.
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Children Cry for Fit 5 Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we CAV .storia.
When she was a Ch..G. She astoria,
When sh became Ms, 81 astoria,
When she had ChiId- en.~"- astoria.
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Une rouvelle-nGe, dams la f'rme
dune petite file Il fait son appai On
dams Ia fam..Ir D. Mr.. ct Mime. John
McCulla .tndle lie 20 courant, a
1920 lures du matin, peasant Il
livres. La mere ct l'enfant Sc portent
tres uleu.
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/ y dams Ia p;,r,le f.aneaise de ce
numtro les articles du compromls
ent,c les factions de McEnery ct de
Foster du parti democrats, donnart
les regles de conluite pour relectlon
prima..e uui aura lieu lie % de &C
mois. intl.r ala Campagne.'
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Me-. J Molalson. Simon Abra-
ham, {, Sewn de la Nouvelle
Orlean-. etal 1T a ilibodauX samedi
passG. 4 ia vente dc sheriff de hai l.
tation .c~ Horn,' appartenant a
Nine. w. \. foret ct autres.
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Nous ~om,n"s n temps du Careme.
lie man cement de Monseigneur JAMS
sens est le mem. lue lannce dc. Mere,
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ID IHIII WI1tTtUI
(~~) Witness my hand and seal Of Office at
)L.S.i lhino,lanx, La, this the 10Th day
~ oil January A. u. 1872.
j. w. KNOBLUCH.
Clerk of said Court.