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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-08
TIE State Officers,
City Clergy.


The procession moved from the State
House east to Pennsylvania street; thence
north to North Siro ct, where carriages
were waiting for those on foot.
When the cOrtege reached the cemetery
the bell from the Lower Tower toll
ed sOlemnly until the procession entered
the gates and slowly marched to the select
grounds 1t was saddening scene; the
long line of carriages headed with the reg
mental colors, the band playing ''Pleyel's
Hymn, and the deep bell tearfully echo
ing its notes of mourning. The rain which
had been threatening for some time, was
falling quite copiously, and around the
open grave the people stood with uncover
ed heads. the military guard sa,uting the
corpse with the regulation salute, as il
was slow. lowered into the vault.
Col Schlater, Of the Governors staff,
called upon Rev. Mr.. Day, of the First
Baptist Church, to open the ceremonies
with prayer, and most feeling ind elo-
quent supplication was offered by the Rev.
gentleman, in which he thanked God for
the thousands of heroes, like him who was
Just committed to the dust. While deplor-
ing the terrible sacrifice of the war; he of
fered thanks that, the sacrifice being de-
manded, so many noble men had respond
ed, "Here, Lord, am ]; send me-"
After the prayer, Gen. James A. Ekin
read the following address:
CITIZENS OF INDIANA: -Four years ago /
came to Indianapolis on official duty and
remained here upwards of two years in the
discharge ofthe responsible duties confided
to me. We were then in the midst of a
gigantic civil war. which threatened the
life of the nation. Hundreds of brave and
gallant spirits of the loyal States rallied
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-08

TA PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF
MARRIAGE, containing nearly 300 pages,
and 1870 fine PLATE ENGRAVINGS of the
Anatomy and Human Organs in a state of
Health aud Disease, with Treatise on Early
Errors. its Deploraolc Consequences upon the
Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan of
Trcatmcnt-the only rational and successful
mode of Cure. As shown by the report of cases
treated. a truthful adviser to the married.
and those contemplating marriage, who enter
tain doubts of their physical condition. Sent
free of postage to any address. on receipt of
% cents in stamps or postal currency, by ad
dressing DR.. LA CROIX, No. 81 Maiden
Lane, Albany, N. Y. The author may be
consulted upon any of the diseases uTon
which his book treats. Medicine sent to any
part of the world.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-08
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

FITS-A sure cure for these distressing
complaints is now nude known in
Treatise on Foreign and Native
FITS-Iicrbal Preparations. published by
DIR. o. PHELPS BROWN. The
prescription was furnished him in
FII'S-such providential manner that he
cannot cOnscientiously refuse TO make
il known, as it has cured everybody
FITS--who has used it. never having failed
in a single case. Ii is equally sure
in cases of Fits as in Dyspepsia, and
FIIS-the ingredients may be obtained from
any druggist. SENT FREE to all on
receipt OF five cents to prepay post
FITS--age, etc. Address DR.. o. PHELPS
BROWN, No. l9 Grand street, Jer-
sey City. n ]. The Doctor is also
FITS-soe discovcrcr and proprietor Of the
Acacian Brisam, a truly wonderful
remedy i'm the cure OF Consumption
FIIS-and all Lung and Throat complaints.
Price $ per bottle. To be had of
the principal druggists.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-08

much surprise and not little comment
That was the apparent snubbing Of the ex-
army Chaplans of the city, some ofwhom,
notwithstanding this, were present to hon
or the heroic dead. The property of en-
pIoy ing the services of our honOrably dis
charged army Chaplians on this particular
occasion is so manifest that all must have
been astonished to see them almost ignored,
while men who had not seen service took
conSpicous parts. Such treatment could
not bc otherwise than exceedingly mortify-
ing To- our resident ministers who went to
the field and did their duty there.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-08
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Important Supreme Court Decision.

The Supreme Court of this State, has re-
Gently decided in the case of Smith against
Moody. appeal from Marion County Com
mon Pleas Court. that the thirteenth article
of our State Constitution, known as the
back article. and all laws passed in purSn-
ance of its provisions. are void. rs being i'm
conflict with the Constitution of the United
States. The Court holds that any citizen
of the United States. no matter what his
color may he. who has resided six months
in the State. is citizen of the State. The
Judgment was unanimous, and the opinion
lrlivcred hv Chief .Insiice Greror
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-08
Dedication of the Indiana Sol
dier's Cemetery.
Interesting Cercnlcn:alS.

From the Indianapolis Journal, OrtoiSr 20
Some time since the General Government
received an offer of lot of ground in
Crown Hill Cemetery. in which 10 inter the
remains of those soldiers who died while
stationed in the various camps near the
city which were temporarily buried in the
old crave yard. The removal of these sol
C!icrS was giyen in charge of Brrvct Brig.
Gen. Jas. y. Ekin. of the Quartcrmasicr
Generals Department. who. in company
with Coy MortoE--thc Offer ofthc trustees
of Crown Hill having been acCrpted-se-
lcctei 4 fine plat bordering on the main
avenue. for the STATE burial ground. The
Government has appropriated five thou
sand dollars to defay tine expenses OF this
work. and to suitably ornament the ground
While the Stat, wi1 erect a monumental
shaft On the spot in honor of the eight
hundred silent heroes who Will soon be
resting quie.lv beneath the sod. never 10 lie
disturbed until the ] ;St long roll shall be
beaten upon the eternal drums.
Cen Ekiu arrived in the city on We'd
ncs,lay evening. to bc.in the work of inter
mcui. and il was hastily determined TO pay
suitable honors To the soldiers remains. y
meeting Of The Grand Army of the Rcpub-
Tc was called. and il was decided by the
Governor 10 have the body of one soldier
laid IN State IN the TOiunda OF the State
House. and such ceremonies held aS we Il
properly befit The solemn dedication OF tie
cemetery.
About ten O'Clock Yesterday morning the
remains Of Matthew Q Iirlc}. formerly a
member cf Company y. 18th Regiment.
were placed on cataiaiqIc in the r0iunda
under the dome of the state House. which
was Handsomely decorated with rc"imCntal
coloTS and flags drapcd in mourning The
coffin was cnyclopcd in Il large American
iiag. and covered in evergreen wrcaihS.-
Low gaS Jets were KEEP; burning. and the
effect was exceedingly solemn.
The remains were visited during the day
by quite number of citizens but the short
notice Of the ceremonies prevented any
general attendance. The colors drape,l
were those OF the llilI. 18th. 18th. Gi;ih, 1uth
and 18th and lGdh regiments. y guard oi
honor WAS kindly furnished hv Lieut.. Col
Harris, commanding the United States ar
,t.nal. consisting OF corporal Kelly and
eight pr;yattS.
ON the half pa: twelve O'Clock train YES
icrdav. the remains of Benjamin Paine.
formerly of Company +. Dist Regiment.
who died the prevIoGS day from the effect
nj Il con-r,S'ive chill, aggravated by wound
received while in ilic service. was placed
beside these OF Matthew Quigley. until
about half past one in the afternoon. when
Paine was buried in the old grave yard
At two o'clock the ceremonies of the bUri-
I'll of Qniglcy commenced. The members
of the Grand Army reported themselves,
from whose ranks the following pal. bear
cTs were selected
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-08

STHMA CURED.-Relief guaran-
N teed in ten minutes and permanent cure
effected 10y the use of "UPHaM's ASTHMA
CURE" Cases OF from ten 10 t,centy years.
standing yield at once to its influence. Price
81. Sent post paid to any address, by S. c.
UrnAM, p South Eighth Street. Philadelphis.
Pa. Circulars sent free. Sold by all Drug
gists
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-08
HAmm0NT0N FRUIT LANDS.

IWE best opportunity to secure home;
i mild and healthy climate; soil suitable
for all crops; the BEST FRUIT LAND IN THE
UNION; best Of markcts-being New York
and Philadelphia; from 5000 to $500 per acre
cleared from small fruit; large population
already located; hundreds are settling; good
society; perfectly healthy; soft water; all ad.
vAntagcs. Lands for sale in and around the
famous HammOnton Fruit settlement, 80
miles from Philadelphia. A large tract is
now divided into Farms to suit the actual set
tier. Price for 90 acres and upwards from
$50 to $50 per acre. Five aud ten acre lots
for sale. Term liberal; title perfect. For
full information address BYRSEs e. JONES,
Hammonton, New Jersey. All letters an
swered.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-08

"ANTED-AGENTS, to sell Rev.
" ID. G.. EpDY's works, "Thc Cottage
Library" by the set or single volume. The
best cdnvassing books ever published. Ex.
elusive territory given. Good inducements.
Send for Circular. HORACE WENT
WORTH. Publisher. ll9 Washington Street,
Boston, Mass.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-08

S1nA TO $500 PER MONTH, and
y lOO all t1penses paid. We want
Agents, Male and Female, everywhere, to
whom We will pay the above salary. or give n
i,rge commission. Business entirely nem,
permanent, and rery desirable. For full par
ticu.ars, Address,
G.. w. JACKSON & co,
i South St, Baltimore, Nd.
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how Lest how Restored

Manhood: how Lest how Restored.
H1LEhx Jn:; published a new edition Of DR..
HH4&A Culverwcll'sCele e. . br a & d f
say on the radical cure without med
S&<n1kakO cine) of SPERM ,roRH1s, or Seminal
Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Losses, IsrorEScr,
Mental and Physical Incapacity. Impedments 10
Marriage etc; also CoSsUNrTiOS. EPILEPSY, and
Frs, induced by selfindulgence sexual extrava-
gance.
ec-Price in scaled envelope. only cents.
The celebrated author, u this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates from thirty years successful
practc that the alarming consequences Of self abuse
may be radically cured without the dangerous Use OF
internal medicine or the application of the knife
pointing out f.hile Of cme Mt simple, certain,
and efcctual by means of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaPly. privately, and radically.
E.5 This Lecture should be in tho hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope. to any al
dress, postpaid receipt Of six cents. or two post
STAMPS. Ais" DIR. Culverwel's Marriage Guide,
fricc p cents. Addrcs, the publishers,
CTiAS. ]. c. KLINk6 to.
127 BOwery, New York.
Post Office box 4,5sG.
Sept d, lS66-ly
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alew Adrertisements.
A GENTS WANTED.-se, 900 We

N and expenses to Male or Female Agents,
TO introduce new and useful invention, abso-
lu,ely needed in every household. Agents
preferring to work on commission can earn
from 500 to $50 per day. For particulars
address w. G. WILSON, Cleveland. Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-08
PAIL BEARERS.

Joseph r. Rretney. 26th Indiana.
Levi F. Wilmington. 2Gth Indiana
J. H. Fawcett. SD Indiana.
Col John S. Bishop, los L. :. Coiored
Troops.
c. J. MANY. 10Th Indiana.
H. l. Standridrc. 9TH Cavalry.
VIM McElroy. 10Th Indiana.
Philip Hereth, 2d Cavalry.
The procession was formed at the south
entrance of the State house. The Grand
Army and Band formed in open ranks at
the main south gate. and with uncovered
heads the procession moved in the follow
ing or'lcr to- the carriage in waiting, the
band playing the dirge for the dead;
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-08

The Militar, Guard.
The Draped Colors. borne by
j. William Writ. 10Th Indiana,
W. c. David, llth Indiana,
John Kuhuc. eth Missouri,
T. b. Stapp, llth Indiana.
Henry Summcrfield, l4th Indiana,
Charles Wick, I'd Wisconsin.
Charles f. Wheeler, 9TH New York,
James IIagertv. 18th Indiana,
w ". Swing, SJth Ohio,
G.. W. Bennett, 18th United States.
...-s....s...
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-08
WEDDING CARDS

Silver D'"Frlatr>. Notarial Seals. Narriae"
Church ETvpfion anil Visiting Cards in uniqur ai.d
I'-rt-t >rylr tltr Frosted and she'll C,r-. fine
Welding Stationery. .Vc-. ~ W. j. WHITES.
E1sFavrr ~ South Clark St. Chicago Ill.
ct. Is lSF.- vi
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Terms OF AdyerfiSIsE:
BUSINESS CARDS.
DOcTORI. BOW Err

OFF FE~ Hi> VrUft<-IitI :" tIie lf"fIc o
>t.r~its 20 county.
rS- O.h r. in Linksyill,, Nvr'h township.
Dvf * ls.sl-nle
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-08
CAIcaCo s>RBER s.l cp

shaving Hair Cu:iins and Shamrooing dome in
th- bet and nt.r~f tt~hi,,r.tl- <tNI..
q ~ tir IA w.ii~A-r- cv0re,l l.y process.
wi'hout BjHrin- the hair fn2rtf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-08

n " chang q nj r~id tine IA ~. r--r.I,
o-Ti.il ~ ''-r D. Bn-.,II. fl,.. ~orih sf,lp
"f tn r'ir sITarr. ai a's'nt tiie Esi'ihe uf fhs
biloxi May u. iS'G-;lif
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-08

How shall we. o'Cr brave ones sleeping
Write deserving cuiosy:
Tie wife sword; or honor keeping,
Carving ou. Cur destiny.
Sculpturcd marble lips are calling.
Sinking daily into earth,
And our tongues of flesh. so willing,
Fail touttcr praise 10 worth.
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hisvaeeaants,a s aforesaid apa ths same shall
have been day received am septed by the
sc ste. y ne assisss, &c., rha.
slldnld tlIes said Ttuea5ilr## Pill to Account at any
tntf for. HE amohnhthSt may o in his hands.
faialII 1se his ebn1nfszaoIfs1eR the whole
amount administered on BY him during the
year and in an action against rim and %sureties
for deficit. they will not be entitled to claim
such commission.
SEC. Be it further ordained, &c.. That on
the sums received and paid out by said officer,
pursuant tefhe pFovislShe of this ofdihauea,e
not including the balance that may have been
on hand the previous ear,}) he shall be entitled
to demand apd. received. in full compensation,
the sum offone hnhdfedsand fifty dollars, per
aauum payable quarterly on the warrant Of the
SEC. 81. Bs agasass sraaiaea, as., That ali
laws, Ordinances and resolutions to- these c6n-
be, and thee same hereby are repealed and
[sisnsd j S. T. GRIsAMNoRE.M syYoor.
az PIE LoRio. Secretary.
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GufoHR Acaaczray.

st. f., cd & asTT'ihito,5c;a.da J afhiary 4 3sha 1866,
a Il called meeting of tic Board u
Directors of Public School; present..
j. Romai,, President Messrs. Emile i.
Leblanc, E. w. Blake, A. Perrin John III.
Fleetwood. sq2s ~ oia ss u 4stsa bstas Is
Absent Richard 3. Jordan. =. y s.il
The following accounts wereaprasented
and approved by the Board :as .asfspa go
Miss. Eudora Mcbride, as teacher from
Nov. 25, 1o62. to2Apr. Is, 1868, s 233 81
Miss. G. Grishams as teacher 'ss h,s4
from Oct. | to is Nov. 1862. sfs KS 90
Miss j. s,Grishan. rs teacher ,as
from Oct.nl to Nov. 18th. 1862. rs 90
sRobichaux y Parr., carpeiiters,t 800 90
II. Hoffman,. glazing ,fss los. 90,
Il. H. Allen, for coal gaai 1I8i 90,
p. Us5 Engeran,, i iaehtI7i0O
Charles Daniels, gs,. 8 90
J.. D. Fulford, 4 IS
On motion, Board adjourned Vi die.
(Signed- j. j. ROMAN, President.
Pc. ;LQRIO, Clerk.
AI4 IktkM
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HOUSEHOLD RECEIPTS. !

ANEW MrrHdn Or TRASsrrEsRIasrseam-g
Should you desire to transfer maps t en II l.
wings, patterns for embroidery. Or any
thing Of the SORT. exactly, alsmneshoH. said
toiba d very good one has reedent1y come
under our Observation, which m1aa maybe ofus
tflity.sSponggethi draWing.papsf+ If good
quality with kerosine oil. htfntnsht i~sieReil
saturated; hang il, for: ten o.. fifteen minfn-1
ties before ., stove. isottiat it mn mot soil
the book % engraving, and thak. while.
quite transparent, trace ths, datIfhes with.
afpen or pencil carefully than lay tile!
piper away for several days, md you will
find that the oil has entirely evaporated,
the paper sas white and Opaque as
before i, was applied, In this state you
may fit in tho outline with shading or
coloring. as required, with the certainty
q correct outline By. which to pattern
maps aud other things, which are often
desirable To preserve. III III II.
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1Atiys q. w A44sppsMspt1 iii ysss
STATE OF LOUISIANA-.Ts
cial District Court, Parish 81
che.
BY viftae OF 4 writ Of ssisuEe
me directed by the Honorable the
dicial District Courtsha and, fos,t
of Lafourche. in the above entItis1a
and numbered case.sI will sSll NJ
auction eat the Court House in mn
La, on SATURDAY the 3d. dav n
-RUARY 1855, at ll-e.elock, A. \
lowing described property, to J1itas
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROtJN4
town ldt. situated hi the town a
daux, being lot No 81. on the plsns
town Of 1hibodaux, less .65 feet y
Fhibodanx street. by rs feet ID, dep
longing Il tlreP resbytsEiaa chasek
ed North by: Thibodaaxa street, D.
St-Louis street and the lot, of the 4
terrain Church, West BY ST Philip
and South BIZ StrBgidgst, street, to-
with all tks bailaiags aha improve
thereon. II .aasf M,
s. saidqsale viii, % made III satasa
interest and costs ,pf sthSS
specified and numbered suit.
TERMSDE SALE :r-1QashiaU.
suary4iN6tes. eanif h gasbsa5ze ION 49,
dec 80 st. M. BNURG, Sihs
sSFrrsaasFsqF - E4E - Nl&T
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Louise | L.iHasR r .,
Louis Bush ljAHAH ~ XII

STATE OF LOUISIANA-Third Judi
ociaI District, Court, Parish of fafuur-
By virtue of a writ of feris II facias to
ME directed by the Honorable the Third
judicial District Court Of the parish of
Lafourche. in the above entitled case and
numbered suit I willsell atppblic, auction,
at the Court House, in the towRs Thibo-,
daux. on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Sd.
1866. at 4 O'Clock, A. iA:ithe fJllowing des-
Icribed property. belonging tn defendant.
aI9 Al CERTAIN TRAEIt0F LAND,
known as his residence, about fivetarpontss
below the town of Thiibo9dauix., Jone arpentl
front by twenty afpents deep, lateral lines
slightly eoh YER gitfg. ahaundsd, sahpre by
land OF qlysse Legendre, below BY lands
OF endh Institute andf Drs 20, ARf.1x
Moreover road Of fifteen Feet front b. i've
arpents deep on the lower line, and u SER
situde of hsesfeet for a banquet on the up-l
PEI line, both. outside of the front, .erpent.
with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon. 49,
9SNfhe Iuina5dividea half f4 ao fol,svinrI
lands heldby said Bush.s III common with
the Estate of Adum Beatty lecensad,1fz:
A TRACT OF LAND, on the left bank
OF bayou lhafaourehhe, ut about, thirty five
miles below the JfeeWhh Of, T~libodanuixx, con-
tanning 6f H arpents front byJgerty deep,
more or less, bounded above 81 lands Of
e., !; S s; bsp4' cyl Vi sK!gyb ty lands Of
81 spheTpnAividea half of <hesfollewipg
and he'll III said dzh, n celn n1en ,Mthsthe
of Victur Richard decnasod vy.
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Succession n hseM Naquin.
Or LoUsIANAAThidd Judi
FffHIcial District Court. Parish of Lafourche

IkGTATE OLE LOUSIANA4ThiM Judi
fHcial District Court. Parish of Lafonrch,
IN, pursuance Of an order of sale 1eainlYaa
mating from the Third District Court, par,
ish-o of Lafourehe, directed to me. I will ex.
pose to SAKE atsspub}ic ~auetionsen the late
premises Q tle deceased, siitnated in this
parfsal bn the right bank of bayou Lafsur-
che, ut abcirt SIX miles aabsve the town 81
Thiboda,t2, III UESDAY,,FEBRUARY
10th, 1866 rat 10 o'clock, A. M the prop
erty below described, to wit - st t
1o CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
situated in this parish, on the right bank
of the Bayou Lafourche, at about si1miles
above the town Of ThihndApxr,,nneasuring
one arpent4 nnorel or Tess frg.sN Uy fssty ar
penis in depthsbounded above By lands Of
Widow AAmmbroise rNNsquin, and below BY
those of Alexandra, sGautFeaux,. together
withtal the buildings and improvements
.ap'oANOTHR TBACT .0poLAND
situated also, in this parish, on the right
bank Of the Bayou Lafourche. ct six miles
above the town ef Thitoaaux, and at forty
arpents from the said Bayou ID tie arear
of the land of AlexandreI Gantreaux. mea
surfing one arpent frent by forty, arpents
in depth, bounded in front by lands ofsaid
Gaptaeapx, above by those Of NJ. Ayot,
and below by Innas Of A. Oaittse ark, w.
gether with dlftlio' fights and privilege
) sEvERfaL cows, one MULE.
one lot Of Hogs, one Cart. one one Buggy, the
Household Furniture, &c. &c. 6
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
The personal prreEertty payable all sums
OF and under twenty dollars, in March
1856, andall suns eRcedinlgs itwa,afy dol
lars. paya lde by halves; one half in. the
month of March 1866, and the other in
March 1867. -
The landed property to be sold separ-
ateiy, payable j tffHe EMBELLISHMENTS
re :pectiyelY one in each of the
mothsoEaiaroh Of the years. Ia65Gaa9.
Purchasers to fur4aish their nates with
good and approved security s,asoi,dd ply
to the order Of the administrator of
said Estate. ct the efice Of the Recorder
said parish bearing eeisggllsHf ll,asroent per
innum interest after maturity till paid,
heland,to be and remaisa specially mort
sas eaaua hypothicated and affected with
'endor's privilege, until full and final pay
1ent.s 70 'f@9l ~ le ssii-lL sxETfe
jany %. NJ. BoURG, Sheriff.
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~ CANprEp PEEL--Take out the pulps Of
lemons or oranges, soakthe rinds six days
in sal and water and. afterwards;boil them
till tender in springswateri Drain them on
a sieve, make a thin syr.dpaof leaf sugar
and water, and boil the peels in it till the
syrup begins to candy about them. Then
take them out, CRATE ffnel sugar over them.
drain them on a sieve, and dry them be-
fore the fire. Hsgi8.It
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DoMEsr1c, REciREs.-We do not wish
that the SENTINEL should appear to- neg
lact the interests Of the dearest Of our
dear readers-the ladies'. For this reason,
We will occasionally publish such hints
and information as may prove Of some as
sistaacefto housekeepers in the manage
ment Of their domestic affairs. Our lady
friends iby, sending, US their experiences
will Do usta favor which viii be gratefully
appreciated. edl rats tlal
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SMALL P0x.-Thls dreaded disease pre-
rails to DIP elarniag exseut amongshethe
colored poopalasion tfnraughout ths parish
We are. alsosfnfo anad that the disease has
made iss disappearance fnAs few white famf-'
lies.
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On Monday. the 18th. inst, Mr.sV1croR Kyo-
BLOCH, 70 Miss I. sTHIBoDiux both of this parish.
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nard, MIR, Lptls .AILArS. of. Baton Rouge, TO
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THE WEATHER.-Last Monday we had
n copious rain. The weather is now fair
and rather worm for tie season.