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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-03-04
NOUYEAUX ARRANGEMENTS.
-
HOTEL DE9 ETRANGER R8
Encoieuure des rues Green ct Thibodaux

Mr.. Thomas Albert previsnt ses xn,is ct
les voyageurs qu'il Went de faire do nou.
veaux arrengsnseuts qui lui permettront de
s'atisfaire tout eeux qui voudrOnt lhOnno-
rer de leur con6anee .fs i4,.a.s-t,
Repas ! Atoute heure de Il jeurnke ct sur
commando.
dAieuner ct ! 4 heures dn soir pour diner.
Chambres comnodss ct bien gsruieG
PRIx AODEREES
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cETING REMIs.-Le meeting
\ Societe de Biewaisance ct
distance Mutuelle de Thibodau.r
|renvoye par ordre dn Presi.
= an ieudi 9 Mars 1876.
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AV IS.

Lauteur dune lettre anonyme, sous
forme de valentine, dat6e de Terrebonne,
l6 fevrier 1876 ct adress6e a y. Il. est pri6
de sc faire connaitre.
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AcrIDENT-Mr. Cragin, propri
ire de l'habitation Tanner Ter
cnlfe Station). etant Ell buggy.
\ cheval s'est emport6, ct Pa
/ hors dc la vOiture. Nous appre
bs avec plaisir quill ma pas etc
Use grievements.
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POLITIQUE-La Chambre he
s'est pas laisse detouIner de sou
bnt par la farce jOue au S6nat
lundt soir, mrrcredi matin, ellie a
repris les chooses au point Oh elles
en- etaient restees lundi. sans te-
mir compte Hagissement illegaux
don't ellie n'avait pas officielle-
ment cOnnaissance. En- dept des
moyens delatoires employees par
les radicaux,le comite sur la mise
Ell accusation q fait son rapport
ct a presente les chefs d'accusa-
qui ont etc adoptes. .....
Ces chefs d'accusation sont au
nombre lie quilze ct sont tUus
pOsterieurs au comprOmis.
lie process verbal de la seance
de lnndi soir au senat. mis- IN re-
gard de Facte d'accllSation adOp-
te mercredi par Ii Cllambre, place
Kellogg TT les radicaux dams la
position de gems qui ont conf.sse
jugement. LII Chambre ma pas
tOnclle an cO'npronlis, ellie res
pecte scrupuleusemeut les formes
legaleS, ct Ies e iefs appuyes de
preuves, qn'elle articuIe contre
Kellogg, prouvent surabondam-
tnent qu'elle a fait, non eu>re de
parti, mais 9uvre dc Justice.
Slice qua Dieu lie plaise-,les
complications imprevnes, que peu
vent produire la fonrberie ct Fini
quite de Kellogg ct de ses com
plices,i i'll surgissait un contiit arm6
il ne sera pas possible Pen faire
retomber la responsabilit6 sur les
democrates car lis ont tout fait
jnsqu'a present ct lis continuront
a tout faire pour 6viter FeffusiOn
du sang.-Abeille.
Les somDambules passent en-
ce moment, a ce qu'assure le Cha
rirari, un mauvais quart d'heure;
il est question de poursuivre
celles qui sont soupconnees de
charlatanisme. A propos de cette
crosse debacle, le chroniqueur IA
conte comment un jour il d tire
sans le savoir les cartes a une
femme don't c'etait IL metier:
Apres avoir jete all hasard sur
la table un rOi de earreau, une
dame de pique, dies sept, des Init
ct dies neuf, je rcgar,lai la vieille
ct je lui dis ~.
-vous n'avez pas toujours fait
ce meter :? .-- u,l
-C'est vrai, monsienr.
| -VOns avez etc dans une posi-
tion aisee ?
-C'est encore vrai, monsieur.
me dit ellie Ell paraissant prendre
un vif interet a mon travail.
,-VOus avez aim6 dams votre
jeunesse, ct les hommes vous ont
rendue bien malheureuse.
-C'est vrai. monsieur mais
comment devinez- vous tout celia
s'ecrla la bonne femme en- sanglo
tant. ..e .........
DE ne devine rien, je lis votre
pasSe dams ce jeu range dune Gel
taine fae"n.
Depuis ce jonr ellie crut aux
cartes ct, 81 je lui avais per,nis
ellie serait venu me cOnculteritroi,
fOis par semaine, ,ce qui m'edt for
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y. A. TRONE,

y. A. TRONE,
Rue Market (Batisse de Lacapere)
Thibodaux
LIVRES CLASSIQUES EFT RELIGIEUX,
F0urnitures de B,treau. Papier de Nmsique,
ARTICLES DE PfETIE:
CrOix, Christs, Medailles. Chapelets BGni
tiers, Images. Tableaux, Statuet-
tes, Cierges,
COURONNES DE- lERE COMMUNION
Galerie Pothograpaique au premier.
Jan. y ] an
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LIE senat du Maine a adopt6
par 18 vOix cOntre II, une loi abO
lissant la peine de mort dams Get
Etat ct lui substituant l'emprisOn
nament a vie ayec travail force.
LA loi await anterleurement etc
vOt6e par Ia chatDbre.
lsera interessant d'6tudier les
consequences de cette ilnpunit6
relative assuree aux meurtriers
dams l'Etat du Name. L'emprison
nement a vie serait assurement
de nature a faire r66echir. sill pou
vait ttre pris au serieux. Mais il
faudlait pour celia supprimer les
gardens corruptibles ct enlever
au gOuverueur le droit de grace.
nya,a q Baltimore, une dame
qui est plus vieille que les Etats-
Unis. Ellie a celebre son centenai
re, il ) neuf ana, ct ellie jouii
encore dc toutes ses faculties.
Ellie lit sans lunettes les d6p<
ches de journaux racontant des
meurtres ct des inceudies. Ellie 6
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Professeur dAnglais, Francais, Espagnol
ainsi que de Piano ct Solfege, donnera des
leeons dOmicile, a des prix moderes.
EY = adresser au Bureau de la SentinelLs
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AoRTALITE.-Nous enregis.
oAs avec une profoatle douleur
mort dujenne Frank Holden
Ode, deceae apres une tres
'se maladie, le 26 du -mois
nier { Ia residence de son pere
Goode. ttts
eelne age de Is ans lie jenne
ekpromettait d6tre I'm hon.
aoes ligne. son education con
avec discernn emeut await
aoppe chezloi unc intelligence
oce, que le temps ct ltdtude
scot complare. Mons nc pom.
noas associer & Ii .ioaiour de
snalae 6plorec ct tIoin DIRE nos re
" aux leurs.
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hEvENU ET REPARTI.-NOus
Sons eu le plaisir de serrer la
aln de notre viel ami, le profes
Pun ". A. Botcher actuellement
Feldent de Colombus Texas Z,
Dus regrettons sincerement quill
taoandonne notre localite, mais
ous ne pouvons que feliciter les
x'ens d'avoir parml eux IN pro-
sear anssi habile. LIE professeur
otcher est reparti pour Columbus
yes IN tfop cour sejour parmi
'us' Nos souhaits le suiverOnt
as 50 nonvelle patrie.
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
IL. l3 ct Is. Royal Street. ". o. III, 13 et is
Entre Canal et D0uane
LOUIS CHArLAIN. PRoPRrLrAIxu.

que Ia sxisOn fOurnit de plus di6lcat ct toute
espece de sins de choi< tout CO QUIZ faut
pour soir6es ct marriages, etc.
u.ya des salons particulars an premiers.
ct des chambres eleganIn,ent meubl6es
lousr la semaine Ut au mois.
Les Planteurs ct les habitante de Ia cam
payne qui voudront honOrer Get etabiiase-
ment de leur patronage v trouvervnt des
chambres ct neu nourriture bonpe ct oopi
euse $500 parjour.
q Les portes du restaurant rcstent on.
vertes jusqu'A minuit.
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j. A. BOCkG,
Marchand Comm ssiOnmaire,
Sc CHARGE DE LA VENTE DE
Cotton, Sucre, Riz. Mousse, Peaux,
Laine, Volaillea, Gufs,
Cire, Miel, Gibier,
ct de toute espece de praduits des champs
on de jurdiuage,
No =. Rue 1T. Louis.
PRES vrEIILs-LEvEE,
Aug. u, rs 6m. Nouvelle Orleans.
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pUGE RENvOYE.-Le juge de
lroisse de Terrebonne, 7. p.
berburne, a ete dGiniStle son Of
e par un vote preSqne unalime
! Ia Legislature. On pretend
iii scra rrnnplact par le fi'ere
L. A. Snaer mrmhrc tie In
(gislature. lego 1e,iaa.;
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E0UvEAU SALON-NOtre ami,
capt. Michelet, Went de r6p;s-
fer ct METRE a nenf son eta
easement, c'est charmant ct
hs cngageons les amateurs du
b d'aller le visiter. II serOnt Sd
fait ct y r-tourneront souvent.
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AU g U 8 4 ELS
Commercial Restaurant,
lO5.. Rus de In Nouane. ;. .loS
.e -. N0UvxLLE ORLEANS.

ON y ytrousera tent e one II saisan -four.
" nit dc rlus delien4 ct toute espAce dc
wins de ehoix; tunfsA qu' II fault Pouv lcs
sasrses. les lnariaaes, etc. u y . des ssiuus
psrticuliers au premier des. chambres 6N
gamment neubl6es lorler IL scn,aiue on
an n,ois, 4 dies prix redults.
Il. r.ssaursnf est ouvert jusqu'a iniuuit.
81
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s. T. GRISAMORE.-NOtre rlel
bile major GrisamoIe, enoig
tre Market ct st Philippe, Went
canNeter son assortment ls.
trhantliscs, vous y tiourerez
\ articles Indispensable dams
be fanillr, tons d" premier choix
! 4 boz: marche, allez viSitsr son
(agasin ct SOuteneZ l'industrle
FONDERIE.-NOuS aprrenOns
kec pla:sir que Messrs. J.B. Bod
h & Lawrence Keefe, viennent
|acheter la fonderie de ThibO-
bux.
Nous avons respOir que par
bur energie ct leur esprit d'entre
Use ces messieurs auront un
ein success.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-12

Old Reliable -Ths FIRST number Of
the new volume Of the american Ftwmer
for 1876 is received. and is d capital one
in every respect. The mass Of practical
information in every branch Ct agriculture,
in this single number, is worth far more to
any ineuiring farmer who is anxious to inn
prove his land and his condition, than the
years subscription. Space cannot be
spared to enumerate the various papers of-
fered in this initial number Of the year !;
but the reports from the agricultural club
and other meetings. Of successful modes Of
farming. will be found Of peculiar inter-
est,--coming Us they do from well-kuown
practical farmers and horticulturists -
The number Of correspondents Of this old
Journal, as shown 10 the copy before us, is
very large, and includes letters from France
and Germany. and from many of ouf on n
States, all giving the most improved me-
thods Of farming within their bounds.
Published by SAMUEL SANDS & son,
Baltimore Md;at sl.50 per annum. or
81 for club of live or more. Specimen
numbers will be forwarded when request
ed.
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Washington. Jan. The Postal Com.
mittee Of the House will vote Tuesday on
the bill redu:ing the postage on Hewspa-
pers and tblrd.el matter.
The members Of the House Committee
on foreign Relations called ut the Exeau-
tive mansion aud paid taeir respects to
President Grant.
Tie Ways aud Means Committee will
pay their respe-t Tomorrow.
DR.. j. l.. IIamLleton. IL Georgia has
been elected clerk u the Ways aud Means
Committee.
The House Committee On Appropria
tions held long session this afternoon on
the Military .icadeny Appropriation bill.
aud completed il for report TO the House
next Monday. The total amout u the bill
Is reduced about $4,000 from last year Of
$500. 900.
The Pension Appropriation bill vas also
finished. and will be reported TO the House
by Dir Atkins. Of Tennessee. ian ex. Con
federste). No reduction was made from
the Department estimates for this bill, it,
amount being s29. 500. 900.
Frankfort. Jan. Tin the State Legis.
lsture bot fight Is in progress for United
States Senator. Sir. Stephenson. the pre-.
sent incun bent :ex. Governor Leslie. Hon.
j. b. Beck. John B. Williams aud Isaae
Caldwell are the aspirants.
Galveston. Jan. THE Democratic
State Convention met to-day and renomi.
mated Richard Coke for Governor. n. b.
Hubbard vas nominated for Lie,enant.
Governor.
Havana. Jan. 7.-Adviees from the
City Of Mexico TO JaBusr, ist state that
The pew Germsa and spanish ambassadors
70 Mexico base arrived there.
The FRESHEST vas 10 visit toe Rio
Grsnde region sithin the present month.
Il j. asserted that be will 80 10 further
ihsn Tsmpieo.
The Rssisis says the Catholics eontinue
10 threaten the Protestant wonhippsrs a.
NJ Peters Church.
The great statue Of Christopher Colum.
bus. designed for The City Of Mexico. has
sniseds t Vera Cruz. Owing 10 The great
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size ofthe pedestal ii will BE- hauled over
the mountains BY ox-carts' Il is too large
TO pass through the tunnels Of the railroad
between Vera Graz and the City Of Next
co.
The revelation ii Michoacan continues
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REDUCTION OF THE ARMY.

One Of the propositions to be made BY
the U. 5. House Of Representatives in the
direction Of economy. is reduction Of the
Army. Il isright that this step should be
taken. since there is no reason why the ar
my should now be larger that il was before
war, say $4,000 men. What is the iegiti-
mate use Of the army? 70 garrison forti-
ications, which 10 time Of peace, would not
require more than company to act as a
protection against the Indians, and to guard
the Mexican frontier. and this is about all
absolutely needed. What has been the
use Of the Army? To follow at the heels
Of revenue men. and aid them in harrying
and worrying and rubbing the people; to
stand upon guard to be ready to suppress
imaginary outrages upon the negroes, con-
jured up in the scheming brains of radical
Office hunters or 10 answer to the call Of
some illegal governor like Kellogg who
forced himself upon an unwilling people and
demanded and received the aid of the gen.
eral government that party might live at
the sacrifice Of peace and law.
The army. has been anything but pro-
moter Of good will. Il has not endeared
the goveyDineDt 10 the South. 1t has been
the ever present reminder Of snbjugation.
the ever-ready tool Of conqueror's will.
Il has kept up strife when good will would
have grown up. Il has exasperated where
there would have been reconciliation. II
has generated suspicion where confidence
should have fourished IT has, in effect. By
being kept In the South where it was not
needed aud where it was not wanted. kept
up the ideas Of hostility, and made, as far
as insulting jealousy aud suspicious fears
could 60. two peoples Of nation who
would in the absence Of an armed. aud TO
al! inteuts, foreign. force. long since have
been cemenied into one.
In the name of wisdom aud peace and
economy. let the army be reduced. even il
il plucks the ine feathers from some epau-
letted gentry.
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Il may be beartlsss, bot nevertheless Il
il true that 70 are tired u the subject u
charlie Ross. and no doubt i most Of The
public. Not from any want q sympathy
10 . dreadful bereavement not because
We cannot realize the terrible paBgs which
tear > parents hesrt--a pang worse than
Dc ltb itself. because the dread uncertainty
u the lost ones fate iseyer present 70 their
mind; but because violent emotions ex-
hsust themselves. he feelings cease 70 res
pond when too long played upOn. and list
less indifference follows the most sgonizing
interest. Charlie Ross. the innocent little
boy. has been spirited away nos Tor more
than year. No clue yet found has been
followed 10 the eud. REPORTS Of bis disco
very have been started without end. nov 10
the United States. nov in EogIsBd. and
the sensaiion makers o. ibe Northern press
have prsciieed upon the ready credulity Of
curiosity -ridden people. ill even they are
becoming wsarisd out. sOps time since.
il was anDCsneed that the missing boy bad
turned up 10 81. Adams. Vermont, sbd
there sas IN apparent consistency 10 the
tale d the lad who persOoaisd Charlie Ross
that inspired some hope that the parents
hear vas a. last 70 be made glad. The
lad proves 70 b preOocious imposser, be-
I'D biz years 10 the AT n lying.
Nos we hope to hear no more o. toe sad
sabl e until anal announcement u made
4 sAs restoration Of little Charlie V b
fsshsF.
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The Editors and publishers Of the Re.
cord announce the removal Of that pa
per from Goldsboro back to Magnolia. aud
il the leading editorial Of its last issue say !:
We issue the present numbsr oflthe
Record from Magnolia. We are in the
same quarters occupied four months ago.
Everything is IN nearly the same place as
before and a. we look around and compre-
bend the situations we realize the fact that
the Record i d home again.
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The kinston Gazette, since the contra.
diction which appears On our FIRST page, bls
ceased to exist and We learn from the
Goldsboro Messenger. tina: il will be re-.
moved to Randolph, and reaPpear at Ashe-
boro.
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The Tar6oio Southerner says. we hear
from every quater Of the loss Of pork on ac.
count Of the late warm weather.
Mr.. Bluford Williamson, Of Nash. has
hauled out aud composted in bis field
5000 pounds. Sam McLin an industri.
Gus colored man of Rocky Mount has lost
all he bad. aud many others are fearful Of
losing. Obj for a cold snap
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Nat /. Brown,
RALEIGH. N. G.
al..d.of

hbIbPBH, ~. v.
DEALERin sl..a.of
Mpsicai Iastrum>~is. Strings and Trim.
mingsJw ghiias, Guitars. Basjors,
CHILDRENy CARRIAGES, Fancy
Goods. Toys. &c.
BASKETS. BASKETS, the largest assortment
In the State.
Also General hFrnt fer the eslsbrsieS EgTrY
COTTABE ORGANS. Bees for Churches, beet
Cor school, bvst Tor The Home rireIes. beSs
fserywheff. r0u can mse money time and
freight BY PURCHASING from SAT Ljsn0Ws
send for Illustrated Catalogue. ksisirh,
Jan. 10 a. 80 a. &
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Tae New York. Tribune says; Senator
MOrtou's proposal to hunt for the bloody
shirt in Mississippi seems to have settled
two ihings-the election Of Mr.. Lamar to
the U. s. Senate and the impeachment Of
Gov. Ames and Lieutenant Gov. Davis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-12

The Supreme Court has begun its winter
session At R,leigh. all he Judges being
present except Judge Bynsm who is de-
tanned At home by indispo.iiion.
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The correspondents from Washington all
say that Randall is determined on making
a reduction Of $4,000, 600 in The sPPrO-
priation this year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-12

NOW READY FOR DECEMBER AND
CHRISTMAS TRADE.
~ pair Bedsieads all styles very cheap.
10 solid Walnut dressing Bureaus, beau.
tiful.
. doz. Lounges upholstered In Rep Ter.
~ aud Hair Cloth.
Dressing Case Suits.
EnameIea Suits. Tin Safes speciality.
Tables, Washstands, Cabinet, Sitting
aud Rocking Chair. And all goo,ls usu.
ally found In q firt class Furniture House.
Bring good Barter, We will trade.
dec. lsL 'I5lm C.s. COOLEY.
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The warm weather OF Christmas week
and subsequently has caused much " the
pork put up this season has spoiled. Tbi.
occasions much individual loss, and may
have some eject upon the market, though.
IS We said in our last, The ,brinkage IN Va
Tues OughttO apply to pork rs we'll .. every.
thing else Money is too scarce to sustain
any corner 10 pork.
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-s.sss.s.sss.s.sss>ss-

RestVysy has IOv that all money won
in betting on elections shall be con6scsted
20 the school fund.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-12

Nine jurors in panel of twelve viii be
permitted to return verdict hereafter IN
Texas.
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One Of ,he soddest results Of the war Is
the almost total extinction Of the rice To-
dustry in the Cape Fear district. Immense
tracts Of rich swamp land. drained at i'm.
meuse cost ditcbed, banked. and eultivst-
ed with nicely Of garden. have reverted
u nature and become hideous mvrass.
The ruin is 50 complete that il seems inn
possible now that money or labor can ever
again retrieve il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-12

The telegraph informs No fhis morning
that the Legislature 81 Ohio has before II !
bill requesting Gen. Grant 10. dismiss his
rslativss and appoint Union sold sBia their
places.
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There are 1883 b.iod pee and s,g57
bliud women in the United States.
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HILISBORO MILITARY ACADEMY


TNDER this name the Institution. lately
" known as iIORNER & GRAVES SehnoI.
VIII, IN eorIseTuenrs of the withdrawal of Mr..
d =. liOkNER. be conducted by the subscriber.
Circulars containing full particulars can be
bad hy application 10 Maj. -. II. HAMILTON 4.
until the Sab OfJm., and afterwards IT, the prjn.
rpal also. 10 the mean time the pullIir are A.
siired. illat thorough eourse Of instruction
ana discipline will De maintained. aud the schooi
placed Oh an equal footing with the Drst cla.si.
cal End Military Institutions To- the rDImtry.
Ihe sprtuy Session VI $50 viii OPEN ON Mon.
dry the 18th ofJan.
X. II. GRAVES
Dee. rs 'Iaf
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Judge Tourgee has been appointed BY
the President Of the United States, Pen
sion Agent for Raleigh. N. Q.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-12

Mr.. lamar. the present able Representa-.
tive from Mississippi has been nominated
BY the Democratic caucus ss their csndi.
date for the y. ). Senator. Dir. Lamar i
maO The South will delight 70 see in the
Senate and whom the North wiih singular
unanimhy will welcome.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-12

4 wouldn't be such Christian as you
are, john said his wife. as she stood in the
doorway dressed for church. You could 20
with me very well il you wanted TO-
How can 2 he half sobbed. There
the wood to be split, and the coal to be
slIoveled over to ,he osher side Of the eel.
lar. and no dishes washed for dinner get
All. | didn't think Of that; she muir.
INJURED. thOugbtfuI!y. aud giving her new
cloak fresh hitch aft. sailed out slune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-12

1t is given out in Washington that il the
bill reducing the army becomes law il
will have the seto Of the President We
have elsewhere spoken Of the suficiency Of
a small army for oil necessary purposes. II
the President wants q war, aud needs a
larger army. experience shows how easy it
is to get up one Of any size at very short
notice. The Americans are naturally sol.
diers. All that the government wants is
enough men to guard the frontiers Eerp the
Indians in check. and provide. out Of the
appropriations. munitions and stores 10 be
ready in the event Of war. 49,.
Now the army costs one thousand dollars
a msl-a costly luxury IN these bard times.