A DEMOCRATIC APBa .

OrnsCar.. Jonsa or WaTr L tAS.

OrUW J.JoUfl .. Ctyr op BY.. v Alt

?UHLrSHED EVERY SATURDAY.

8., IAMBERT. . PRoPRIETOR

fi.r . Atfl .--.--..-- *----..

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TO Oun P.aimof--NOW that the crOeM

a. going to market und out friend, MS

about to •e•le the reslsa r t°he yeat

Labor,we feel justIfted in appealing tota to sonm forward genemruly in can-

e 8alg umy debt they may owe to their

#aeh isein. They will, onI a- i all,

te.x moat in tihe seation that we have

-wt bei IlmtuMa. lealiing, to itsS faeotn extent. the severe esringency in

the money market, we bave made itint of dauty

tao ge aong with the leat

lTble expens and with as little

*a•bfl*Bu to out delHouqust patronu -the eqniremennts of the paper nwonldphmit. We nlow mon etnesatly ren" ,all thi who know thennslvus to heindelted to us for snbecription or adver-

inlng to ext••mgnis their indebtedneB

without the neceasty of a specittl dun.

if our fllendo vwill but take this matterInto enmest ecnalderation they witl real-

i-e te Jstina of oun demand.

[ Cnmmuietet-.]

WARD OFFICERS.

WEST FPLrCIANA, October 3 1877.

E .oon Sf N..I.;Mar Biri-Hai.ing noticetl in last anN-

taL th"t stopb hre been taken, orpro-

p•std, with a view to patitonine the

Goaenir to comnlssina certain parties

m saa rattes and nonstables In theperilh-inlace ofthose persons declared

electe1, but who have not qmailiBed-I

deem it my duty tolend what asislanceI amay to the endeavor, by stating the

views and poaition of the Governor, iuord ter at the actiou may result speedily

in the ratliestiou of the wishes of those

coneernad.My namn has bean repeatedly men-

tioned in connection with the matter ofthme _.onI let[of the eominlsini, and to

ony blaud the bein-M w~as eot hiuted

'lurIng the.ssion or the Lgislaturo--

I tien did all ln my power to atoniml th

end, but the mibjeot was postponed bythe Governnot tr the purpso of ireati-

tlAon.On B late visitto ew. Orlearn Iscaledl

on the Governor (on Sept. eath) to learn

where the htch was, with the followingresult, *

He [the Orvernor] stated that there

wreno vacatcies i the parish which he

-. ouldfill; that the fact of comnislsona

iavint been -ont to tho parish anl d•d-rr-

ti1ed for more than thirty 1230] days, and

Lnot Uled "for,did not constitute a vra

cany; that 'there was i. time fietil by

the law wiiau. wIicl a person elected

.oeaid qualify; that Iftheparties elesed

htauld formally derlli•e the oie, Tlat

world constitute a vaaucy-r if afterjudicial proaeeirs haird, Tho offices were

declaed vacant by the proper legal tri-

bnal, tkat woulid alo e.n.stitti. a va-

cany. TIe law he cited for hlis ontcl-

'lin. I ontalinul in the Ievisld statute ,

Thell sections gave rise to the imprek-sion that theFre was a imit of thirty

days prescribed awilhi' wicih a peraon

elreted may be compelled to qualify or

the ofie would bh ips facto vacant and

coalla be filled.Whereas the sections of the revised

statutes referred to relate only to an oath

which should be taken ana filed with the

Secretary of State within thirty days-

the fallare to perform which would con-

atitate a vacancy--all of these asetionn

a they rolated olely to the wath or oa

reqaired, felt and ceased to be a legl re-

qniremnt wlhen the oata or oathe ta

whioh they relatd wore decided by the

supreme rt too t be ncostitutionIiL-

This decin was rendered in the ese ofthe State ex r•l Leonard vs. Jackson,

pubhshed in twenty-soVenth (tl) An-

ual, pale 541.Yonrsa truly,

J. BoauI9s M•GERsE.

"sit Still Waves"-Among tel

solid papers t have lived through tie

hardtime, we ar- glad to Hon the old-

atieand ftvorite Srata SFASOrIO BMa*-

2.n. This ever p•pnlar paper beginr its

anbh vyar with 178S, and dnerwves to be

inevery hom, I. is a large, 8t-pae, 40

column ape- every isue satuallycrowded with cLrming Storaies, Foems,

siketees, Wit, Humor, PFun, Puamles, and

RohbueS-fliu Ifluatratod Poeims and

t9ors. It is a nation favorite, aidahonidboin overyfamily In its "togue's

Coret" every swindler, quck, humbug

and fraud la fully exposed. None needl

ever he swindled if thny will hunt read

the BatslIi Try it one year. Only 7/

cents a yemr, or with six fine chronms, or

an elegant diationary, only ,.L Trial trip,

3 month, only 10t cents, Specimeloteaent.e We avie every render to try

this great fitnly pamer three meouthli-oanly inc tuine- A&ddir Scrsf SprJsOil.EDOBANBrB, Himadale, N. H.

A CARD TO THE MERCHANTS OF"yEST FELICIANA.

r The planters of the Parish are ufferingreat loss from the enmstit pulli' ngear emt of their ieid, and woeit re-setfuilly inest the stoco-keepdnl of

ait Franesvrife, Bayo r arn amid thepaish gienerally, to cease the p iroliab

I ol

Suntl aftie tha ISthI ofHovemf erwhbn the crop will be harv.stl. and thetitia in y ame will he definod. _E

/. ruth. Mtnb, 187a.

THE SPITT OF ICEMD1ARIWM.

The recent burning of sugar-houses in the parishes of St. Maryand Iberia bae. been the cause of

much excitement and the occasion.of conalderablo speculation as tothe origin and portent of the PIove

moet. That this has occurred at a

moment of profound peace andquietude, when there was no excit-ing qneation or isane between the

raes to .roos the pas.MOB or In-cite to aots of vlolece : when the

blacks were apparently in a condi-lion and dispeeition to order, gu6dbehavior and obedience to law,gives it the appearance ofa cool.premeditated and organized at.tempt at a goneral system of incen-dierisan that sboald be thoroughlyinvestigated and thwarted by sum-mary measures. Is It not the oat-growth of the teachings of K.l-

UIbEg Packard, el id oPni ge.us ?The foilowing partionulars we gather from the X. 0. Democrat:

Capt. Alex. Moses, *he well-known insurance adjuster, arrivedin the city last evening by ilthe 5o'c'oek Morgan railroad train fromthe Teehe. Upon learning of thearrival of Captain Mses, a sm-

ocrat reporter immediately startedat in quest of that gentleman, and

after a lengthy tramp our reportermanaged to gaain an interview withhim at the cub of which to is amember, on Canal street.

PARTICULARS OF TH• FIB•E

as related by Cnpt. Monse. whowas an eye witness to the afairs.

I was a passenger on board thesteamer Mary Lewis, and the boatwas behind time at Cyplemortlanding, when it was discoererdthat a large fire was reging above-Upon makirg a landing weaoeerrained that tile sogarihouse of Mr.Faye was in flamea, and that thebuilding had beeoon entirely con-enamed, the only tiring remainingbeing the porgery, which wa savedby the help of tho crew of theMary Lewis.

At twelve o'clock the same nightMr. Emile Bil ao came riding upand halted the boat, very much excited, (Mr. Emile Sillau's sugar-houne is situated near Mo0ganCity,) and ibformed us that *lisplace had been set on firo by agang of incendiarie,. who were allcolored nien. Mr. Sillan disyov.ering tlo confligration in lime, didnot suffer much damagei . hbaingput the fire out with (ie help of afew neighbors.

O. iroceedig up the.bayai far-ther, we were hailed rcin sliarer Lyan unknown man. who stated tnLtihe sugar-hiuse of Mr. Graveuburag

had been fired, and that the losscould not be les- than $15,000.-Had it not been for tie timely as.sistance of the crew of our boat,tie entire place would have beenconsumed

Proceeding up the bayou stillfr her, we no:ticed that flameswere is-Oing from the sugar houseof Mr. Bassey, situated just beyondMorgan City. Upon landing weimmediately repaired to Mr Bue-sey's ngar-oifuse and broke openthe place.

Upon entering the houe we be-gan to inoestigate the place, andlo and one of the sugar-juice bose-filled with pine wood saturated withcoal oil, and on fire. Patling outthe fire, and informiug the inoatesof che incendiary attempt, we pro-weeded on our trip, stoppinrig at

every sugar-house e wete and i-forinig" the planters of the raiasjust related above, w rmnlg themto beware ot the negro incoadia-ries who bad begun their work inthat portion of the country.

[GConHanicate.] J

BAyOU SAnA, LA., Oct. 3d. 'T7.To Editor Sentinl :

In reply o an editorial in yourlast issue charging the officers fthe R. E. Lee with- inhumanity Iam nauthorizcd by Capt. Campbellto say that efter diligent investiga-

tion into the facts of the case thai

you were misinformed. There waba young lan who evidently had

been sick and who came on at a

landing above here and went ashore

at this place of hli free will andaccord. That he had paid no Pas-

.ago and his destination was un-

known to them. He allo reqaesc-

ed mDe I state that his orders tohis officors are peremptory oa that

aubjcct, that is to take no actionin

regard to those unable to pay pa.-saRe withoult first reporting eahbcase to him. The reputation of thiooficere of the steamer RI. E. Leefor liberality and assisting the un-fortunate whenever called on is toowell-*etabliabed to suffer by s.cireports. Rospect flly,

E. W. WHITEMAN.

. Commueaicated. J

BAYOU SAnA, Oct. 4, 1877.

Dimr Sir :-[ se that the Natiobnl Cot-ton Exchange hal s .ailed resolntionh inrelamion tO "aid,, pieces," notifyim L hip-pers that three (3) pound -per bhle willbe dei*uctedL c s tecnuit of their aeheore)-after omd furirtler iassoring tiat all Ic-g:tl ncoessi fo i re t eii i h.3 i f leceased.-Tisa is an onriire mistrmtutu ofr h ic-s.

O h tho c.ntriry, the law impose, tlhemt.t eacttingS regmltionmu U|ilI eominncuri hrm for -rryingen ron wlicl is nout"wholly proTtietyd by the ba ATgK.

II. e"l dil O .......mmmon carrilrI menetprotest !aiii It Hoi disa.n of "hiL-pL.-c-s" ir or] Pr rom4etH protecthmu to eon-

ton lsas, mnd require all lbln, as fir asprm ic;rile, to be covered by tie hag-

Tie reIBstiltions aboven firred to toaegiven m- ch dmsa isu otirn ainnmg factoitrin Newi Orleans, ind. anutiipiav thatthlry'wil be materially moditlcd by theNew Orleans Exchange.

Yonn truly,J. Bnu-L's Mc.GRLin,

Pres. W . FIR. R. Co.

PROCEEDINGSOF TIE

POLICE JURY OF WEST FELICIANA.

STATr OF LoirivAsa,PariLsh of WVest Ferelala, ,

October 1st. 1877.The Jary meet in due form the fumow-

ing nimenhba D amswrtig to their namuis,J. W. Delerick, V. . Walal,. ThomasButlr, J J. Win and Thus. liuayuhaom.A quornm being present, the Jury pro-ceeded to busines. Tie minutes of thepreoeiling mcotiug were rad, correcteand aiopt&

The Committee in rogar l to establish.intfa ory at the town of Bayou Sara,suo mted a repot which wor appirovreand aloerted.

lillol Felioiaa "Sertinel" for pub.hihicn list of Juror, ain Police Jnrypro•edings for amont ~2•.SO was ap-proved.

otesolrle That the im of a.0 bihe andthu •lman i hereby a ppropriate for car-tain repairs ou the Conra House.

TREASURTR'S REPORT.

rere is little to add to my formor re-port. As afcer this day, the slt- Mon-day oeOetober, 11o vi uco oFithebard-

Da- or warrmnte for payment of monitasball be launed by any offilos, of anyparish or nunmumpal c iooratiol excepi .:ig;iiat monies a.ctualy in the #reLahrrI deem it proper to again state tho . h

or maosii*n hamdBridge fond uvt177, $t13.2O. Taese of

l75L $I44.sb. Coutllinit find of W77,t4.-L). All of win Is reemctfnlly• sub-

mitted, CHA. L. TISIEHt.Treasurer.

peoireld, That the President of the Po-ice Jur bIe authorized .a soon .ashe may beinformaud of the cooLrraenceoof tio.Poico Jer f l'Fointo Conpe.o, in

the raport ofthe Joint Comiiittees, fsihe two parishes hi the matter of a Ferrybetweein thi said I rsnhes to averstise Ilt

cvn jtion with t l Priesident ohe P.o-

li.ejury Loftheo pari•h ofPointO Courn.e,aill the Mayor of the town of BayHou Sa-ra, fur bids tol estebshal said Ferry I1a oc-coriance with Ithe terms of aidl repor.

Eso•0ed, That the umnof144.3iT lhownby the Treasuior as tialding to thereditoli the Pariah for tbo year 16e, lbe trams-ferrod to tho cnmtingent fend of 1H77 amdtheo ame be held to pay the contingenteOLesIc of the sterif f.

ede•edai That tho Treaurorbo author-

Court costs In ti.O OcB of thie olice

Jary va.. A. J. Reyno]dsl, nut of the con-tingeit fund of 1877 shown to bho im cro-

Thor • ing no fiurther businnes beforethe Jury, 011 motion ofj. J. lW'inn, theJury adjourned sife die.

J. W. DEDEr ICK

Ulark.

Dvrwn in i Clark' affice this, lthel.3d. day irfeptemoibr, W .77

L. iw llibAN.

C. M. PAIION ,

IClerk 7th Judicial Dit. Court.epti. ati, 177.

1,a00 W. 'ORTlI ' oal 8 :0O.

Thob cliheanp etml l- st wy to 'nai"Reai kt n[tiilo- n. l'i. arge it[ia iS 1,3

in out or nnof r1111 Si li.lisof or'rHIi ne wspape n. dlivittd to evr alt .r--

utl stitm,'on ittle cuntryv. rev*lyl

.tlatti, onvl 'ri ,<'0 I. Adveortiseme ,turA 11-cli *d for tn 'r core hI.,;. r'Fr cwla-voguet ri nt luin amie. of piIIhuL, n]t

other infInitati• ad fn it cinites, -.d-lrema -ealsi- PAllr. M irk How Slt'11m

idiaiiiJs, .Sm l'rk.

Tile

NEW YORK OBSERVERThe Blest Religion anud Seclar Fai]y'

Neiwspaper. .15 a year 1os-paidl.E tablished l6g3.

tri 3 PARK IOW, NEW YORK. .3

SAMIPLE COPIES PF EE,

CONRAD BOCKEL.Sn.. Street, aro Sulora, L..,Dealer in Fancy and Staple DryGoods. Loadies' Dross goods,

White Goods, House keep.ers' Articoles Clinhinzi,

Hats, Caps. Boots andShoes, Hosiery.

Cutlery, 'Toi-

let Arti-cles.

Notions, Fancy and Family Gro-ceries,

Prutisi ansldWesBtern Produce.Grain, Bagaing and

Ties and a full line orPlantation Supplies, Hard-

ware. Glass ware, etc. etc. Alsoan Extensive and varied assortmeat of everything in the line ofSaddlery and Harnees.

lia-Highest market price paidor Cotton.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR •1,iL0.

The property situated on the top cfthe Hill in S'. Fracielvill, well himprveai ,oonsican ft ofto tsofgroeud Theimprovelemrs coiist. in a 40 x 40dwellimi ho.e vit, large b•el rooms,three dowan stali and two uplmtars, adicing ball, litcihen &., nearly newa td

A bildi.if situated at the corner of e eof said lots faing the maitu trctse whichlead into St. Franielvile, and measurnnin5. feet in Ilugth by VS in width-sai,buildinog iha. been ued as astore, imneurarly now ant in good order. anotherbuilding .ited for store or dwelling,with two large roma and galery, pitl-.ited at the edofone ofsaidlolts facng

the main street meoasuring40 4O0. im alsonow and i goid o der,

All of eid propernty will be sold for tieand cash and tlme balance in ono ye..r

with interest; insuranar policy to ibetransferred to the edor theteof. Oriar tAwe v hudre. ed ollars caSt1.

vil, L., or to Jor, Goadrs, Donaldeon.vsl, La.tSeplt¾17

AS.teulShtUW *nco -Lila tileDEATH OF MRf. MATISM EWLlO .

Mattil W. Elliot, wite of Calvin A.Elliott, ild at ber rooms In the St.Chare block on T nuay onin atthree o'clock.

Mr. EIlott had been an Invalid foryea'rs. Several times she ad stoed veryne•r to tbe ga•t•s of death; but yothand hopo triuniphod and ide came omt aofthe lsalw amd filled her plac In thewerld of life with glauineas and courage.

She had m Ich to live or. Affecationieroas ineure Tas hern froem th

honrof hfier brthti to tat of hae dewtbb.-The only daughter of a noble mother,.who was with her in her lst hor ; thewile of a luau who mden er hbppieand c-i.br the oldest of his life; themother ofr a son who loed her with

manti lovato; and t he pridem oflaie circle of devotedl frieds he hadumre to muke the stolemn li A of ilte

.al ihi•b tlries ay womns have. Andyet, lIke ail other hma Mra, she wst

; o • eated roin au ther lu. apn•ned

_ ... Bsensitive euter., the shaftt of

huma. love tha, nr•oui•ded her, Ol-thina hareu, hrd shfeoraiug, weas pwer-Ils to shaid her tilm every ill Die•.arobhed her Oif her strn ho u ii onth,and death, which a nor k held to her

w. mreall. Sa e du&a for Mierli W.maksf•m otyphoid malarial fr.TaenMd deathrealted at leart o lomion.t For

ho e wahich amed whoaarf • tn. tothoas who loved her she heveroh on theertmost loimitf of life as though loth, toleve or world whero- she was held roJes. At last In oe glorifed tmo endtath iue..ortal mfae oxiitem• for her

w-at omeued an the mortal io cosed-To tIh writer. who kew sid lov dat

ar, the had oftrn talked of ideath, it in-.S.ite prt.i apdi .nfnite myiste•es,and Its stramne, nrknirable porsllumlitie,

not nuderstaid. a Ce w.S stron in thatfaith whicoristio sum oll fafith, "thnLthe Sudan of all the .nth . ill Jo right."

Mrs. Elliott niastill yosnliwhe htfbedied. The nirce of her lif held onlyforty beantifnl ymar. Twenty-two of

these-all her armarle4 life -yooe obei.pssed ia IriDnianois. Until her .ar

lhe livod mn Byoa Sara, Lonisian 1,rtiajuh livoe in Jefoinonvile, thisrtate.She was simglniarly whole-healrted ad

u halfll, it heer hfiodsl.tp arid no OiLnver boeard her speak an -iucharitahl,

wordl of arnother woiai.Sho was a unembec of th0e cftholc

ehureli. Father Beseouem administeredtin lat. sacraments. of the chLrch, andsent the prayers of the faithful aftor hersoul wlien it started on it, jonmey toG.l. Tho finrail will bo held at St.John's Catliedralto-day.at twoo'clock.-

Indianampli HEral.

lIMP-Aiehbihbop Bailey die,4

at eark,

N. J. at 10 . m., on the 3d instant.

Tkhe C.ln al Star l oae of

the best as well AL heapoet paper Is the

whole ocuntry. The wreily elition,which costs only une dollir a year, I asfarge M any of the two doear city week-

lies, an moobh betta than most of taemIt is made up of tnteresting ,eadtng for

aIt elasac, and in all setio of th.

country. Next to your Parlik paper youomanoetdo better thao to subscribo fIt.

LIST OF JURORS.

PAnsI-s F WEST FELIAN. A,Clerk's Office.)

Be it rememberod, that on this, thethinI day of September, A.D. 1D 77,i We,C. M. Barrow, Clerk ofhe Court, Calvin

Guaodiman ad Lave W. Btdlon, a•licedelectlor and members of the Jury Com-miuston, did assemble in the Court Houseo

in oaid Parish and did proceed to draw

from the appnoriato box, tha fillowincn.ame, who m re to be hammon-

ed to sre ias J3uro t thr. nest term ofthe District Court, commoeing on Mon-day the ifth day ofNovember, A. TD., 18

John Laresier A, C. GaonJ. S. Griffin Marhall l ,oyGreen Tr.nebleao Cliih. Cole.s

TOre J J so Johrson beeryJno. .Jspilman N. D. RiddleMarshall Cotton A.T. GT strellClay Smith Littleton JonesFrmuk P. Irow M ia RosenthalJames IKogiflio iReabe EllisLewisA. PNalner a. H. JohnsDanil Buftler Jexry JonkiolZak Cavalier Thatdulo LeonardJ. V..Htaiton Nut Cleatha amW. , ibrea J. 0. 0IorinC. B. Smith J'rl•fi Stir.lligAnt ony Seet B lMat. G0lnior. Enpiruliui C Irk

Geo. H. Howell CLha. Otlriing.Solomou Clatborn Danial .ettigMnnnel Eeid Gao., Row

Ja,. N. M cperson Jeff Iail t on

James W. Edwards Loniidas Ceronchbteohnu G. Smith Jr Homeo ThorntonL. . Doherty Win. Moa.

SECOND WEF.KE. Liviaston Row Alo b pt ersonL. D.C.o n Alex. CarayJesse B. Sims Surgent Percy

Hrery Binuing Gren JoniornPhil Keel lg Ben FranklinMNlfard ow .- F. olbulrtl Sr.Smovuiv Allent Tolbert Banks

ConTad Blukel Kemip MiattinglyOwen Lucas P. L. iaverg •iAndri roell Huig!' Coittel

Gordun t .. Smith l nlht. S. FerryTheE. Cobb (en. LmukortLouaville HIll WR. . Hallol.ury Price M3' FPisher

DHiuiriuu N! is GerTI Rhlodea

daty orfevry person who Ias usd Bm. -Calu'. GinMA? SYRUP to let it. weeder-

fil qulties be known to theirfienla Incuring Canmumiiti, sevewre GearCmLp, Althom. o.Wem , and .It tll throa it andlungdIs . HNo pTson

ca n t witot w tImediat rohlf,

Three dt.es will relgne any eTae, and woconsider it thu dnty ofall Drnaggists t reemlel it to the pOn dying ceoamp-otive, at lesatto tynO seottle , 40 v Jatot-en bottlws were sold iet year, a.1i no m".cae .,hre it faile• wae rportA.. BSnh

a medilne as thme HGernam krp cannotbe a widely known. Ask your lfiaT-ait abut . ample rottl - totryod

ale by all Drugtgi-

H. ARNAUD'SEW BARBER SHOP AND HAIT

DRESSING SALOON.

In Irr1.llbB . blHing iu the room latelyoccupied by Johun iug, Ba" SBar"aLanlima.LL "Pt.1, 177

R., F, BTHANY'S SADDLE

RJRA JESS ESTABLISHfMEJfTIrvine Bnilditf. Bayou ie11a.LW turk Osune piopmuptly andla.sbiotan-

tiall at loest cah price*. pe

BOT SEFLb ot. Jo'S. GO-SAN.

SEMPLE & GOLOIAN,

ATTORNEYS AT LAWt. Famiucisvillto La.,

Will practicej Co rts of WestFelicilaua fandlmithl Conolea.

sipt.2'n 77

W ES, H. L. ETHAlNY,

WKEuS MSAKIL, HlArpzNO, TIAnwo,mk., executtd in the leat style and at

reawmoinLhli rates. iReaidenc oppoaitethat of E. WI. Whitie uiai, Sun t.. ay,

Sp. Wt 77. l-.

KNIFEH SilI E,a N D BIAS PLATn

MIS . 1l.CLEWLAND.

St Frnciovillc, La.,

J la ndisa of tlis ma inu ailn in g Par-

ihe, and Cuh ittiel ilnt ale is prsii S d toInake clneaws in thie Iat.%t styles, and

with nLatiMes sO dispatch., lin sew-ing will also receive ca:retimu attentinn.KiCififT sile, box aind iin plitinig martic-ularly :ruteodid to. All at prices coufor-uatablo .o.. t timua.

FOR SALE.

TH nrmo storya bnitt o n tlie old

nutablo e• r sin, l.u...ac or e.lni. Pm-.chnoer toreinmr' bultuihiim' vitlii a ier-iiil .i.t catI ha ni il.i lm ri.r .

8c1 t.Ii,'77 -ti..

STEA IlGIN AND ft'fTCI I'lmlIS..Til A- A H.u.1 .Mli..s rnu 11.1A•-a

On tie wcest I'.lia.nt u.ia. nnl.S. C. TElILING,

P niiirrqmon-P

i n/ uiif~iiiir s ra i t. -ctaLt 1 a' lna will pln ini e .n... .. 7a-n0tnn i~ .... ..-tell"' I n I1.1lra be... I 7. 'm

RtGUIAtr N:. 0. J BAYOU

' SA RA

Tihe FineSie-Wliheli Stearmer

0 11UA1CH1ITA BELLE

J. 0. LIBANO, ........ M-TE.

J. 11. MOSSOP .......... C.LE.Leaves New Ore an •

e., Walarnfrl nad S.aturdy at 6 P. A.,FORBiaYOU sARA t COAST LANDItNSGS.

-0- -

ETITtRNINX DOWN.

MONDAYa R ilP.

' Waiterloo... -- .......... 'I i

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