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CONGRESS- IN BRIEF.
WARRINGTON. Fehrrarv 10

WASHINGTON, FeOruary ~.
President Grant and Secretaries Fish and
Boutwell, visited the Senate to day. Spec ker
Blaine and Mr.. Garfield were called in to the
Presidents presence. Garfield Is chairman
ofthe committee on appropriations, and it is
thought that there ia money in the matter.
In The Senate the House bill removing dis
abilities from Ex-Governor Smith, of Virginia,
was passed.
Sherman. from the committee on finance,
reported without amendment the House bill
providing that upon all importatlons Of sugar,
molasses, pig and railroad iron the amount Of
bond required shall only be In penal cum of
double the amount OF duty on such articles,
and that upon all other importatlons 1t shall
be In penal sum equal 10 the invoice value
of The merchandise imported with the dulles
added.
Wilson introduced q bill authorizing the
President to appoint three commissioners to
revise the bankrupt law and 10 report amend
ments thereto. This was referred to the COM
mittee on the judiciary.
Stewart, from the committee on the Pacific
Railroad, reported, with amendments, the bill
supplementary to an act Incorporating the
Texas and Pacific Railroad Company. It an-
Lhorizes The said railroad TO consolidate with
or lease any road In Texas or California con-
Meeting with its main line, on such conditions
as may be prescribed by the laws of those
States, and also to construct branches from
its main line north 10 points ln Utah and Col
orsdo, or 10 the State line of Nevada, and
south to the Mexican boundary; one branch
north. and one south, 10 be 80 constructed
from the main line In each Of the Territories
OF New Mexico and Arizona.
In the house, In the appropriation bill, the
Potomac River gets sl5, 600, and beacons, COM
mencing at the lighthouse midway between
Cape Henry and Body Island, s50,000. The
joint resolution giving the printing of the de-
bates to W. ]. Murlagh, OF the Washington
Republican, was passed. Military matters CO.
cupied the balance Of the day. A bill was
passed, reclting that no one should be pro-
NOTED who is addicted to the Incorporate use
either of liquors or drugs.
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PARTY WHITEWASR.
What the New York Papers say of the
Credit Mobflier Report.

| NEW YORK, February ~.
The New York World, commenting upon
the Credit Mobilier report, presented 10 Con
gress yesterday, says: "Tte report RECON-
mends the expulsion of Atnes, moi Tor Offering
bribps to members OF Congress. but for put
ting them 10 open shame; aud Brooks, not for
| holding stock which he had no right to mold,
but for being Democrat" 1t urther says
that the committee had one standard OF right
and wrong for Democrats, and another ior
Republicans, and asks: "What are the
offences of Ames and Brooks, compared with
those of Garfield, Kelly, Dawes, Patterson,
Wilson and Colfax ,"
The Herald, In commenting upon the report
of the Poland commllee, says: II may be
that the committees conclusions have been
arrived at honestly, and that they may have
been able 10 Gud distinctions between orioer
and bribed, which the people will fall 10 dis.
cover; but their action will be regarded with
suspicion, and Ii Will be difficult 10 remove
from the public mind the impression that they
have acted in the Interests Of the majorlties
in Congress, and while offering Ames aud
Brooks as sacrifices, have sought TO shield
others equally deserving of punishment"
The Times thinks that those expecting
whitewasliug report will be disappointed, as
the report is strictly non-parlisan; and Tor
dignity, clearness, and comprehenslveness,
deserves the highest praise. The Judgment
passed on Brooks and Ames, 1t considers fully
deserved. Regarding Kelly and Garfield, It
thinks they present q most distressing figure
before the country, and the only comment
necessary on their case is that, had they taken
The right course, and refused TO have anything
to do with the Credit Mobilier, no contradlc-
ton would have been necessary.
The Tribune thinks the resolutions Illus
trate at once the feebleness OF lhe Inquiry
and the tremendous force OF the political Or
ganization that controlled and directed it.
1t has but one object, namely: 10 compile
ment the Presidential campaign with the en-
dorsement Of the methods by which 1t was
carried. 1t insults the honesty and intelli-
gence of Congress. Partsanship never
stopped 30 low before. We cannot believe
the resolutions will pass"
The Sun says: s'Tne committee 10 recon-
mending the expulsion Of Ames and Brooks,
and then whilewashing their accompllces,
committed grave offence against official
purify, orderly government, public morals
and common decency, which every member
OF the committee will live long enough to
bitterly regret All right-minded persons OF
whatever political party will Indignantly re-
sst the partial, unwise, unjust and Illogical
conclusion 10 which the committee have ar
rived, and bn sure to attribute the strange
result of their deliberations to something
quite aside from the firm purpose 10 perform
an imperative duty without lear or favor"
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. JoFTIN6s ABOUT THE STATE.

The Sons of Temperance open festival
In Columbia early In april.
lCourt has been In SESSION In Marion since
last Monday, Judge Townsend presiding. and
business is being rapidly dispatched.
There are now seven prisoners IN tne
Marion Jail, their crimes ranging from larceny
TO mnr1er. 4 -,3 al
The Augusta. papers give q report that
negro named Isaac Haywood was shot near
Horse Geek, South Carolina, last Sunday
night - 5sl
: MARION has paid, for State and county
raxer, $5S,7Se 2l; for school district tax
SSlSsO Sc; and ior her poll tax, 1888, making
total OF 1857, ,l2s 81 paid In Tor taxes up 10 Ihe
18th Instant.
! A singular disease, that affects the Jaw
bone on each side Of the face, and each
shoulder, is prevalent in Columbia. 1t 10 sup
posed TO be caused from colds. and gives those
attacked severe pain.
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BEYOND THE BRINE.
pIpTq E..hrnaru

PARIS, February 10.
The French Cabinet met yesterday and re-
eolved to stand by the amendment on the con-
stilutional project recently proposed by Du-
iaire before the commission Of thirty.
The Bourse was greatly animated yester-
day on the reception of report that the
balance OF the indemnify tnnd due 10 Ger
many would be commuted about the end of
July.
LONDON, February l9.
1t has been officially announced that only
seven thousand Russian troona compose the
expeditlonary force against, Khlva. General
Won Kaufman commands the expedition.
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CONSERVATION IN UTAH.
pbe rr,bu,ation of the Mormon Saints,

SALT LAKE. February l6.
The tribulation amoug the Mormon leaders,
in view OF The probability OF decisive Con-
rre ssional action against their institution, Ia
Becoming daily more manifest. Already q
removal from Utah s discussed. One oil thelI
organs to-day says that the strong arm OF
power is 10 be invoked 10 make them move
On. but where shall they GO? Where is It De.
sired that they shall next pitch their tents
The priesthood is understood to be seriously
contemplating the possible necessity ,,o. "
anotht r pioneer expedition, but 1t a not gen.
erally believed The saints as body can ever
be induced TO abandon their present homes;
There ia no doubt that Brigham Young ano
his advisers are eDdeavoring to secure new
country for Kingdom, and 1t Is intmateo
that negotiations have been renewed 1or tne
exclusive possesslonof one OF the Sandwich
Islands.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAT.

WAsHINGToN, February l9.
Probabilities: Rising barometer and pleas.
ant weather for Thursday will prevail over the
Middle and Western States. For the South
AtlanllorStates, partly cloudy and clear
weather. Light winds and pleasant weather
In the Gulf States, and thence over the lakes
falling barometer and rising temperature from
The Mis- :ouri River to the upper lakes.
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THE TREASURY.
In the annual statement II the treasurer. the
preylous custom OF that deoartmenL hls been
somewhat nodded, lnasmucn as now an ordi-
nary credit and debit account Is rendered. conl-
mencIEg with the balance on hand lst January,
1872 and concluding with The balance remain q :!
lst January, 1873. after comparative statement
OF receipts and paym nts during the yelr. 1t ap.
pears that the cash balance 1T January, 1872, iu-
Guiding CITY bllI was s7o,5ls A. and the cash
I ance lss January, 1873, including city bs, Is
so1 al 7e or thus, by order Of Couuc SSH III 10
in civ bills have been deSt o, ed. II has been
the practice OF our treasury to report the actual
pa, ments for each department nt The City up o
| Inc lrst OF January in each year. leaving such
occounts As had not then been paid to be lncu.ed
| In tae next years. appropriation as unpaid bills,
and likewise o credit each department only with
such receipts as had been actually turned into
the CITY treasury up to the end OF The year. Tni,
might be otherwise II the treasury would include
| m its transactions for the year all un etted
cjains OF the same, yet as continuous and es
tab ished aystem 1t answers all our purposes oil
Information fld comparison.
Taking the treasurer's statement, first Janu-
nry 1879. of payments OF 1872 rs basis Of com
parson with the expenditures OF 1911, we lind the
following differences. VIZ:
Almshouse, 1871, s2o,65l AZ; against 1872, $40,
II Board of Health, 1871, s27,aia 7s; against 1872,
City oicers 1871, s27sss %; against 1872, $780,
city GuarJ, 1871, s75ols %; against 1879, $40,
Gasilghts, 1871, sso,26o o.; against 1872, s98,-
Flremasters, 1871, ss2,sis 81; against 1872, 49,.
| col Sc.
orphanhouse, 1871, $28,6so so; against 1872, s22,
Tol 81.
Street Improvements and drains, 1871, ss4.so9 oe
against 1872, $S4, l60 81
commissioners Public Lands. 1871, $s,es5 IL
against 1872, $3.50 23
accounts we are below our predecessors. But We
are much beyond them In others, which OF neces
slty we had to discharge, as follows: 49,, =,
In 1871 the interest paid was SSoI sso o.
Tn iS72 Interest and arrears Of Interest. a6 e49 s.
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William Cullen Bryant, the venerable poet
editor of the New York Post, was in Savannah
on Tuesday.
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A Horrible Crime.-A brutal negro
| recently committed rape upon the per
son of a Young white girl, in the Bayou
Queue Tortue settlement, in this PARISH
The child, not yet fourteen years Of
agp, was an orphan, and lived in the
family of Mr.. Alfred Peck. On the day
the crime was committed, the family
left home. and taking the orphan girl TO
npighbor's house, told her to ROMAN
until they returned and called for her
Late in the evening, getting impatient
for their return, she went home alone,
some distance across the prairie. Inc
negro saw her, and doubtless knowing
that the family was absent. followed her
to the house, where, with threats OF
killing her, he most brutaIly violated
her person,
Fortunately. Mr. Peck returned be-
fore the villain made his escape, go that
he WAS recognized and eventually ar
rested and lodged in our parish jail
The brute should have been stricken
down at the time, for we fear he will
never be properly punished for his
crime. We hold that suoh Creaturse
should be externinoted, as We would
crush the most poisonous reptile.
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RAILROAD NEws.-There ia a certain
mystery about The affairs and present
condition Of the N. o., Nj. g. It. r. r.
Co. which il is impossible for ust to a
raYel at this time. Even the contract
ors and other attaches of the road seem
completely in the dark and can give us
no positive information. N~otwithstand-
ing q Of the contractors Informed a
friend of ours that orders had been re-
oeiyed here to prepare the new bridge
across Bayou Lafourche for immediate
use, and to resume work upon the vest
ern extension Of the road, the bridge
remains parallel with the stream and
without track upon 1t, and operations
continue suspended entirely beyond
this point. The most probable ISOLATION
Of this unsatisfactory state Of affairs, is
the ruInor that a transfer Of the road 10
the recent purchasers has not yet been
and that the present Passive
viii continue until that dsYsutly
to be wished for concentration is at
ined-Dsapiaygvvaie Chfrf g9fb M
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Orr FOR ST.. LANpRY.-Our tFa'e'
,rp agent, Mr.. Harrison Rogers is
% oanvarsing the parish ofst, Landry
for subscribers to the Cotton Boil. Dir
Rogers was for a time sheriff of tina, :,
parish, and is universally known and
respected by all the old citizens lie
has Just completed d canvass of the par
i.bes of Lafayette bpd Vermi'ion' and
procured hundreds of Subscribers we
ara sure he will meet with equal success
in Ct. Landry, for we shall regularly
boreefter publish a complete ~ nopsis OF
all sheriff and snccession sales in the
parish Of St. Landry, as we'll as of La
Iayette and vermilion. We will furnish
Il readers a lire paper, and always
work for the public good.
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The Secretary of the Treasury will
soon take steps to carry out section six
ofthe act Of July 10 1870, providing for
the withdrawal Of s25, 900, 900 of nation
currency from those banks in States
having an excess Of circulation. This
excess is principally in the New Eng
land States, Massachusetts, having the
largest. The South, which was not
able on account Of the war to avail itself
of the national banking acts, will derive
the principal benefits from this sam.
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u. y. Mail Stage Lines.

S. MAIL STAGES leave vermiIiop
~ vile daily for Cote GelGe. St. Mar
tlnsville, New Iberia, and tri-weeklv for
New Iberia via RayviIle. Also, dailv
~gsundays exceptedl for Grand Cotean,
0Pelousas and Washington; and an ines.
days, Thursdays aud SATURDAYS for
Mermentau River, Lake Charles, and
Sulphur Mines.
Through tickets to New Orleans can be
had of the undersigned.
n27 If N. P. YOUNG, Local Agent.
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-IInpNrtnmt NOTICE !

Office ri state and Parish Tax Collector,
Nermilionv'lle, La, March 81, 1873. :
A LII PARTIES interested will please
"A take notice, that by 4 special act. all
d~eIinqucnts have boon relieved of penal
ties andsiuterest for non-payment of taxes
when due; provided, however, that the
same are paid within ninety days, from
and after the 14th inst; in default of
which all penalties and interest to re-
main as heretofore. +. MARTIN,
apr2 ~ 3m Tax Collector
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Office State and Parish Tax Collector. !
E"rmilionville, La, April /, 1873. (
81 AN NOW prepared to Issue Tax
"A Receipts frem rolls of 1872 and Lii
for 1873, tax payers are respectful
Iy reminded that early settlements will
prevent costs, etc, as the laws g~averning
the collection of taxes are very rfgfd.
l.. Z. SALES, and d. A. CoCuRAN are
my duly authorized agents and deputies,
Office on Main street. +. MARTIN.
apr2'734w o Collector
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~ADvERTESEmENTS

STATE OF LOUISIANA, }p,u;.h c..
Parish of Lafayette. Parish Court,
WHEREAS, August Monnier, of the
w Parish of Lafayette, has filed in
said Co rt a pc itiOn praying to be APP
pointed Tutor, by the effect Of law. fthc
minor Amelie Guyot, and the prayer of
said petition has been granted by an or
der of the Hon. Court, dated April i, 1873.
Any person intending to mako opposi-
tlon to said appointment will file the
same in said court. in tho town of Vermil-
ionyiIIo, within ten days from the publ
cation of this notice, otherwise said ap-
pointmcnt will he made.
Given under my oficia! signature in
She town Of NcrmiIionyillc, this 4th day
Of April, 1878. Az. MOSS.
nnr9-2t pnrish nhrn
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Our friend j. G. W. Richardson. f,

v W HIOH"TIsUHl LsY't
who has for two or three years past
taught a school at Dominique's landing,
in this parish, has received the crafty
ing Intelligence from New York, that
Hon. Horace Greeley bequeathed him
the handsome little sum of three thous.
and dollars, which has been invested for
Mr.. Richardson by his brother in-law.
We congratulate u friend upon his
good fortune. and wish his three thous-
and may augment to to ten times three
thousand DondidsonUitte Chief.
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Pmrisb

Judge of the 10Th Judicial District
Eraste Mouton.
District Attorney-W. C. Crow
District Attorney pro tenn. &C. De-
ballion.
Parish Judgs-A. J. Moss.
Rec0rder-WiIliam Brandt.
Clerk of the Gourt-A. Monnier.
Sheriff.. Easton. q
GOroner-H. Nj. Bailey.
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Orr Agents.

Mr.. HARRISON ROGERS is u Ira,
Yelling Agent, and he is duly authorized
70 receive and receipt for subscriptions 10
both the CorroN-BoLL and the N'"A''-
Bow. ~. THOMAS
Agent in New Orlean8-Mr' hoMA9
MCINTYRE. No. IL Commercial Place,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

N. E. CHURCH SOUTH, vern,1ton-
sille, La-Preachfng every snnIan ~
- oclock A. NJ. and at Z o,elock ~ n r.
6nlday school at 10 o'clock each S,ndan
layer meeting every Thursday evan;",.
~ 1eioek. A Cordial invitation IL e
'ehaod TO the public to attend. "a
il DROWN. pswtzsr
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IA !"
Second-Tax collectors for the several
parishes of the State, other than the mar
lsh of Orleans, viii in futcre require the
filling up of the statistical columns indi.
citing the number of acres of corn. cot
ton, cane, rice, etc, in the blank forms
containing an enumeration of taxable oh.
jects. CHARLES CLINTON W.
marty at Auditor of Publir Anc'+s
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TAX NOTICED

STATE OF LOUISIANA. }
New ORLEANS, February -, 1873. {
Circular No. [.
' WE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS
T. concerning the assessment and col
lection of taxes are furnished to tax col
lectors Throughout this State for their in
formation and guidan
Etrst-TwentN -one and one-half (215)
mills on all the taxable property of the
state having been fixed as the rate of
taxation for the year 1872, collectable in
1873, the same will constitute the amount
Tor that year, and be extended on
the rolls and collected, as follows:
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OIIESTEADS!

= Over one million acres of valuable
ana SUBJECT to Homestead entry in the
telescopes and O~pelonsas country, recent
~ l3rleltod to the Government by the
UpeIoGSas Railroad, A correct map of
Basis Meridian, and a descriptive list If
same, to Texas, has just been published
ana is for sale by II, GASCON, Surveyor
Generals office. Address Lock Rnx 1631
Price OF map, IS 90; list, ~ SO, For.
Warded promptly on receipt of price, in
draft or /. o. Order, or supplied at the
COTTON-BOLL office, same terms.
marl2'73 1y
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LOB PRINTING,

n every description, incl'ding, Ca'ds'
hin Heads. Receipts, Funeral Notices,
Posters. Lewy' RS Briofs, etc. promptly
~ Even TO II Agents, Terms &c s0n'ol"'
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Jus JAQETU.
q, JAQUET IL CO.,
wv I'V' T.
First District, Louisiana

First District, Louisiana.
ANuFACTURERS of Smokeing To-
Va bacco, Fine-Cut Chewing Tobacco
and Snuff. Dealers in Plug Chewing
Tobacco of all grades and styles. and Do
nestle Cigars. Importers of HAVANA
Cigars and Cigarettes. Meerchnum and
briar Pipes, aud all Smokers articles.
Al st. Peter Street, between Charities
and Royal Streets, New Orleans. inns 3m
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Soap.-Prooter 4 CANDLES Extra
Olive Soap is made Of the best ineredi.
ents, y a~greeably ~perfumed. Ii il sold
at the same price as common soap, in
ell the 6eoceries IN thNcoantry. and che
city Of New Orleans.
This superior soap has acquired in
the market q large sale; fer thB toilet, to
wash linnen. and all other domestic !
IL il sufficient % buy once only. to be
convinced Of its great quality, and to
give il the preference TO all others.
Ask for ii In gear grocery and yop
viii buy no other.
All oar "Reminiscences are perfectly
ssttsGea with q,
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MuREDR.- The Donaldsonville
Chief gives sickening details OF a
horrible murder, which was com.
mitted on the LIST inst, on Dr.. j. C.
Legare's plantation, four miles
above that town. One negro was
the victim of another, aud to escape
detection, the murderer cut the
body of the murdered man into
pieces, boiled them into shreds. and
threw them into a pond near by.
dog sought the bones, exposed
the crime, and tue culprit, being
suspected, was arrested aud nc.
knowledged all.
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LEST OF PATENTS

On Gle in the United States Consolidated
Land Office at New Orleans, La, for
lands entered in tho Southwestern
Land District Of Louisiana.
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IMPORTANT To ST.. LANDRY
READERS. -- The Parish Auditor
of st Landry publishes a notice, in
forming holders of warrants or GER
tificates, issued either by the Clerk
Of the Police Jury Or the Clerk of
the District Court, that they must
be presented to Mr.. james o. Cha.
cere, at p. j. Lefebore's store, to be
again audited and registered, be.
fore May LIST, 1878, or they will not
be receivable in payment Of taxes
OF other parish Indebtedness.
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BERKSHIRE HOGS.

.."sNHHAbG JUN
h undersigned will stand his nure
bred Berkshire Boar, young Promise"
by Young England's Glory. out of the
Imp ~"Eugenia,' to a very limited number
OF Sows. Fees will be by special arrange
ment, either in kind or cash. az NAV he
mutually agreed upon. Roseland PlSnta-
tiono ~ miles north Of VermilionviIle.
Applicability S. D. BRANNIN.
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Brashear City and bayou RsrmiIion Packet :.
.n FLORA,
So JoHN PHARR, Master.
IN connection with Morgan = L.onisiono
n Texas Railroad, wifi mako RESIf
LAX WEEKLY TRIPS, I~saving Rraabao-
City EVERY MONDAY M0RNfNG 4 tea
ing freight and passengers for ali ,a ia4,
on bayou Vermilion as high nm as IT,
mans SIX miles from VermilionyiIIe
-