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in height, and made of appropri-
ate material, a group of "Wash-
ington and his Generals" in ice
cream, and IL pastry chariot occu
pied by two Holsters, and drawn
by magnificent swans made of
whipped lard. sailing owe tossing
waves of parsley and mashed pc
tato. The architect. of these won
derful designs were the chief
cooks of our prominent hotels.
The Custom House returns of
the port of of New York. for the
year ending June 3Oth, 1876,
showed that the imports through
this port were about $363, OOO, 900
in gold, or nearly a million a day.
The exports during the same Pc
Rod. though of course less in the
aggregate, were in some branches
quite large. During that year the
United States exported to foreign
countries, as shown by the Gus
tom House returns at Washing
ton parlor or reed organs to the
aggregate value of 1868, 1872. The
exports for the previous year
were S292,15l, showing some in
crease. 1t is remarkable that
more than half of these exports,
III each year We're the Cabinet
Organs made by the Mason &
Hamlln Organ Company, whose
exports in 1915 were S1SJ.S2O.
and in 1874 We're 153, 1863. Consid
trlng that there arc in this coun
try from two hundred to two hun
dred and fifty makers, this fact
that more than half the instru-
ments exported are from this one
company, shows in what high es-
tlmatlon its work is held abroad.
The Tltens Opera Season has
proved a great success. Nilsson
herself hardly d.ew larger or
more enthusiastic audience and
the Academy on an opera night
mas been a sight to gladden. the
managerial eyes and warm the
managerial heart. The prima don
ma whose concert performances
were rather coldIy praised by
the newspaper critic, a few weeks
since, has fairly taken those gen
try OFT their feet by her renditionS
OF opera, aud warmed their pens
into writing big adjectives about
her dramatic force.
Aside from the opera the lead
ing amusements remain the Same.
with no immediate prospect of
change. "Rose Michel" which
proves itself one of the successes
OF the Union Square. whose ma.
nagelS MesSrs Shook and Pal.
mer, show their appreciation of
popular favor by increasing the
and attractiveness of the
play. The fnrore created by this
remarkable work tempted the
publishers of the Y. Y. Weekly to
violent hands upon the story
ana make thereof Il serial for
their publication. MeSsrs. Shook
and Palmer, who own the execlu
|ive right to the work, have en-
Iolned its further publication.
RADIX
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Prof. Dana, of Yale College,
with a party Of twenty-five, went
on Il short excursion the other
day for the purpose Of observing
some glacial scratches. One OF the
students secretly made some
scratches OF his own upon a rock,
and calling on the Professor to
account for them, received the re-
ply !: "They look like the work OF
an IriShmau."
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-fhe recent confirmation of E.
z. Billings as judge of the United
States district court for this dis
trlct is an action perfectly consis
tent with the whole course of the
dominant party toward Louisiana.
1t Is Il notorious fact that this
man has probably done more than
ally other to deliver the State
INTO fRe hands of the phiIlst:ues :
hardly a scheme of wrong o. vii,
lainy under shadow of law vas
ever contemplated by the radical
ring in New Orleans that Billings
was nos at hand to foster and
give shape. He 1t Was who wrote
The midnight order which ONLY
required the signature of the
drunken Durell to instoll q bogus
government in Louisiana /; under
his WHY advice the rapacions Nor.
ton plundered in security the
estates OF bankrupts. a,.d waxed
tat and insolent on the substance
OF the unfortunate !; to bis guiding
hand, Kellogg looks to pilot the
crazy bark of nsurpatiou over the
shoals that beset it /; and the radli
cal senate, thinking probably
that the laborer is worthy OF hire.
lfepays INN with an Office of trust
and dignity. Well may his fellow
coh>plra'ors rejoice, Tor though
Dnrell has vacated the bench he
held for their benefit, his mantle
has fallen Oh shoulders worthy to
succeed him. Score another pleas
ant centennial gift for which we
are indebted to the party of pro
sress in lnis year OF dawning re-
gOnciliation. /.
Ss
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A fellow in Kentucky ran
away with a farmers daughter
and horse, and was holly pursued.
The former got within close range
and honrished Il revolver. aDon't
shoot, for heavens sake !n shout
ed the lover. Il won't was the
reply, ''cause I'm ateared I'll hit
Their boss. Just leave Their boss
and take ther gal" The cOmpro-
mise was accepted by the young
folks, who walked on to the
preachers house, the father rid
ing home on his horse.
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The growth and structure of +he bu,,,n
halr' Is very plainly set forth in Il pamphlet.
published by X. P..iall & Co. Nashua \.
r. proprietors of Halls Vegetable Sicilian
HAIR Remover, for grotuitous distribution.
ne deservedly high reputation of their pre-
paration has wholly been gained by its
merits. Being free from oil and alcohol. if
mas a healthy action on the scalp, restoring
gray hair to its natural color without dve
ing 1t, cures itching of the scalp, removes
and prevents ~dandruff, and will thicken I'M
the thick locks. Such are the benefit which
are conferred upon the consumer. No one
should neglect to CAV it a trial.
Journal d Statesman, Wilninton, Del.
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We were much gratified to
receive the communications which
appeared in our last issue. We
wish it understood that this
paper is a medium through which
we are glad to ,entilate the views
OF our citizens on matters Of pub
lie. and more especially of loca!
interest. Our readers il all parts
of the district SHOULD remembpr
that we are always happy to hear
from them, and we trust will con
Time to send us com Euications
from all sections.
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We call particular attention
to the card Of Aycock s. Blanch-
ard published III another column.
Both these gentlemen are we'll
and favorably known in this sec
ton, and all parties having ship
ments of country produce to make
,will consult their own interests by
consigning to them.
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"My dears, | miss something or
somebody. | can't tell what or
whO," said Jones to his children
az he sat down to tea the other
night. "P'raps its MOTHER" said
little Billy, "She|s gone over to
Aunt James to tea.' The child
was right. 1t WAS Mrs. Jones who
was missed, and Jones said in
continuance, "Well, let's have a
quiet supper, then.
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Mr.. joseph Grunwaid of Mis-

Mr.. Joseph Grunwald of Mis-
sissippi made IA raid on our commu
nifty, this week, and capture in
the person of Miss Bri'y Frieden
thai. AS the lady seemed a willing
captive, we conclude the move
ment was the result Of a previous
understanding, aud wish the
couple continued happiness-and
prosperity.
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EFFECT OF THE WAR IN CUBA

EFFECT OF THE WAR IN CUBA.
The New York World having
denied that the devastation OF
sugar estates in Cnba amounted
to a degree sufficient to create a
marked difference iii the exports,
the Sun prepares a comparative
statement of tiie number Of estate
III operation now IS compared to
the number ut the commencement
ofhosii litieS in 1868.
At that time then were over
1000 estates producing sugar ;:nd
the ANIMAL increase III the crop,
from the untro'nt;oa of improved
machinery principal was from
eight to ten per cent. Oh this
number about $50 are situated
in the Eastern and Central de
partments. These with the estates
IN Puerto princ'pe and Nurvitas
produced annuity $4,000 tens of
sugar. Not one of them lemains
now Of1l2 estates in Guantaria-
mn only about twenty are now
in alton. Since the cuban
army crossed! the trocha in Janua
~ 1873 the destruction in dis
tr!cts before unllarmed has been
immense especially since the
commencement of this year. The
official Journal of Havana publish
ed the following notice of the Il
gar crop on the 22th of Jan, last.
"fne opinion is general that the
sugar crop of the present year
Will fall 30 per cent short Of tn t
of 1915 dealers in this article
both IN Europe and America,
may base their calculations upon
furnishing 20O, 900 tons
less than last year" 1t will be re-
membered that last years crop
was fully 80 per cent, short of an
average one and with the enor
NOUS decrease Of this year the
market can hardly fAli to be Sc
rlonSly disturbed.
However it is an i'll wind that
nobody good, and we con
soled ourselves with the Iefec
lion that Cuba's loss is u gain.
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report of the C

The report of the committee
investigating the Metropolitan
Police OF New Orleans shows thar
an almost incredible system of
corruption pervades that organiza
.tiOu. Of369 pIivates 116 are ..dead
heads" or men placed on the pay
rolls who rendered no service
whatever in return for their saIa
RES. The collision of the officers
OF the force with gamblers, bunko
THE. es, and other habitual law.
breakers, is clearly proved, and it
any justice can he wrung from the
Dbdurate senate. Kellogg's stand.
ing army will probably be disban
ded, or at least materially modi
fed.
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THIBODAUX..LA
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1876.
e 1itorial Notes.

Col. F. c. Z~acharie, whose
untiring labors in the cause of
Louisiana have brought hin into
enviable prominence, spent few
days IN our section this week as
the guest of the MesSrS. Woods
on the Ducros plantation.
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Attention is CALLED to the
advertisement of G. B. Block &
Co., dealers ia tobacco and cigars
Customers of .his house may rely
on the quality of their goods, and
the lowness of their prices.
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NOTICE.

HOLDERS OF BONDS AND COUPONS
Llof Interest issued by virtue of Ordi,
nance No. IA. approved September third
1860, IN liquidation of the Parish debt pre
vlous to taid date, are hereby notified to
present the same to the Parish Treasury
tor payment on or before the 18th, of March
1870. otherwise they will he considered
and void, and stricken from the Treas.
looks.
ST. GRISAMORE,
~jn .eoMcn.ll. Pres't Police jury
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NOTICE..

dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
lSOftice OF Parish Treasurer for tue sale of
Parish Warrants ioid issuej, anil oil monies
coming into the Redemption Fund will be
used tor the purchase of said warrants
monthly. to the lowest bidder.
S.. 7. GRISAMORE,
~2)ah Pres't Police Jury
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A Detroit who didn't exactly
Know how to get a letter regis
tered, sent some money away
the other day, and wrote on the
envelope unregistered with IA
two dollars bill inside" Fearing
that this might not be strong
enough, one of bis friends wrote !:
"ll swear that ! saw Jim put two
dollars III this" The man who fools
with that letter will get into
trouble.
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"My client is no more guilty
OF stealing that hog than a frog
amt got no tail,' was a young
Kentucky lawyers address to a
Warren county jury.
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The wife of the y arquis of Butte
was recently delivered of twin>-a
pair of Bnte>, as it Were.-Detr0it
Erening Ners.
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Isss

APPLETOSs' JOURNAL ann....
ahG win other mcdaniel mn
making it the h~andsomest vesf|s
Journal in the country. Appsnss
NAL aims to be co~mprehensiys
its plan all branches o fl,e,ats.
ing all subjects of interest q
r'aders; it designs to be MI.
ana pur. in tone ; it gives in Il,
TWENTY-FIVE per cent. mora thas r
OF the Monthly Magazines. uii
ty its literature is of the biphesf
Price, 81 per Annum ; 10 esIk
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I'O Rice

me undersigned proposes to lease out
L 4p arpents' fresh land, suitable for Rice
c'''tnre.- in lots OF from 30 to 50 arpents,
or larger if required-at rate Of One FIFTH.
Vne mile above Thibodaux,-Right Bauk.
Jan.2. DAVID PUGH.
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"We confess that we don't like
the devil.'-LouisriWe Courier.
journal. Familiarity breeds con
tempt.
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S00BBLS. HONDURAS SEED RICE,
COOwarranted first year. For sale by
WILLIAMS & GACDE,
"Lafourche Rice Mill.n
Lafourche Crossing
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A waste Of ''t"-Putting it il
depot.-AHa California.
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Something that always soots-a
chimney sweep.
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WANTED.
NOTICE..

RlDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
DOfice, up to the first day of APRIL. 1879
for the ceiling and painting of the upner
rooms of the Court House in the Town of
Thibodaux. Bidders must specify klnd of
lumber and paints to be used. The wo, k will
be paid cash. 81 GRISAMORE
@Jh-tolapD Pres't Police jury
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The male cricket chirrs, while
the female works in silence. Wo-
mans Journal please copy.
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Tweed has solved the problems
OF rapid transit, large profits, and
no returns.
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SUBSCRIPTION Price
OF THE
Price Current Sugar & Rice Crops Book.
Reduced to 50 per copy.
inc statistical returns Of the different
parishes are coming in daily. A humble of
them have been received. giving thorough
returns OF their respective parishes. The
balance are promised to MS by our agents
by the first proximO, enabling ne to publish
the Book as announced in the Price Cur.
REM. we are pleased to inform the sugar
aud rice interests that our subscriptions Iist
warrants a reduction in the price of snb-
scrlption to the Book from S. to So per copy
AS the subscription list increases the price
shall be further reduced to a sum merely
suifcIent to cover our actual expenses and
pay US a reasonable profit.
subscriptions solicited by
GEO w. SQUIRES, T~hibodanx.
Agent for the Parishes of ASSUMPTION. La
fourche, and Terrabonne. ngin
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Among the reform measures
passed by the House of the Rep.
resentative lately is one to regu
late the mode of assessing and
collecting taxes, which reduces
very materially the large emolu-
ments heretofore enjoyed by these
favored officials. One of the most
ohe:0lis burdens the people have
had 10 bear, is the heavy ex.
pense attending the collection of
taxes, and IA change in this mat
ter has been among those most
urgently needed.
Thls bill was introduced by
Mr.. Jetfries of Rapid one of the
most prominent conservative
members, and if it becomes "A law
Will save a large amount annual
y which before has been paid to
tax collectors. In that case we
may expect to seo Il marked faI
ing Oft in the scramble for that
'hoch coveted position.
A Dtnbury couple have a nice
little daughter OF some five sum-
mers. A ias!.y visitor observed to
the mother. "What a pretty child
you have She must be a great
comfort to you.' "She il. indeed.n
SAID the fond mother. "When Pm
mad at John | don't have to
speak to him. She calls him to-
his. meals, and tells him to get
the coal and other things that /,
want. She's re~l handy"
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His majesty, King Mtesa, of
Africa, is clothed in nothing but
dlgnity.-Detroit Erening Neus.
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F. GN The Fine and =
$3.50 ger Steamer
HENRY TETE,

J.. f. Aueoin, NIL
Master,
Leaves New Orleans every Aonssz
NJ, and Friday, at 10 q. m;mhsss
tho Coast in daylight every Weon
Sunday. For freight or pasSsS'
board or to
3. RIVET. 3 Cont Street
=. A. CHARLET. 3 Conu -
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SILVERWARE,

The Premiums under this class are from
the w2ll-known Silverware House of REED
& BARTON. This is the oldest house in this
branch OF busiress in the country. Any Sal
dealer will tell you that the REED
Il BARTON goods have "A reputation at least
equal to the very best.
No Of Aameo If Price of
PcHtiuM. Premium. Premium.
b~-.Napkin Ring, decorated in japan
csc 81 90
I--Child's cup. gold lined .--..-....- = -
S-.Haii dozen teaspoons ..-........ 3 90
9-.Chiid's set (knitc, fork, and spron),
in fine morocco case. satin lined. 1 90
l0--Ha!f dozen Tablespoons or forks. & 90
ll-.Butter dish. with knife rest. ...... 8 50
l2--C ake-basket. new pattern--..-....l3 50
- lee pitcher, seamless lining....-..l5 30
l4--A Communion set, ) pieces.-...-.27 SO
We will give the above described pre-
mlullS for Clubs of Subscribers. as folinws &.
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Special Ann0uB0

The undersigned have proeusa
ly for subscribers to 4pplsan1
splendid steel engraving Of lI'Ts
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II We have arranged, through hbera
contracts With manufacturers, to give to
agents and clubs ofsubscribers the following
very tine premiums.
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c. d. BLOCK
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-12-18
THE SUN.
1877. NEW YORK.
1877

! The different editions Of The Sun lurint
the next year will be the same as during thl
year that has just passed. The daily sdi
ton will on week days DO sheet Of four DE-
gcS, and on Sundays sheet Of eight pagas
or Sc broad columns; while the weekly edi
ton will be sheet Of eight pages Of The
saine dimensions and character that are al.
ready familiar to our friends.
The Sun will continue to DO the streuuouE
advocate Of reform and rctrcnchmenl, and Of
tie substitution Of craftsmanship, wisdom,
and integrity for hollow pretence, itnbecili,
y and fraud in the administration OF public
nG'lirS. 1t will ontend for the government
Of the people By the and for the people, Al
opposed to government By frauds III The bal.
lot.box and in the counting Of vntcs, en-.
forced by military violence. 1t will en-.
dsAror to supply its readeEs-a body now
not far from million OF souls-with the
most careful, complete, and trustworthy ac-
counts Of current events, md will employ ,for
this purpose n numerous and carefully Sc
Iectcd staff Of reporters and correspondents.
lie reports from Washington, especially, vii
he full, accurate and fearless and it will
doubtless continue 10 deserve and enjoy The
hatred Of those who thrive by plundcring
the Treasury or by usurping what the law
does not give them, while /, will cndcnror to
merit tho confdSnce OF the public by defend.
lug tie rights OF the people against the Gu.
croachulents Of unjlstftied power.
The price Of the daily Sun will be S.
cents month, or SO so n year, post paid,
or with the Sunday edition, ST 10 year.
The Sunday edition alone, 8 pagos,SI go
a rear, post paid.
The Weekly Sun, s pages Of Sc broad col.
umns, will DO furnished during 1877 at the
rate Vt 81 year, post paid.
The benefit OF this large reduction from
the previous rate for The Weekly can be-
joycd By individual subscribers without the
necessity Of making up clubs. AT the same
time. II any Of our friends choose 10 aid in
extending our circulation, we shall be gratc-
full TO them, and every such person who
sends US ten or more subscribers IRON one
place will be entitled 10 ono copy ofths pa
per for himself without charge. At one dol.
lar year, postage paid, the expenses Of pa.
per and printing are barely repaid and,
the size Of the sheet and the
quality Gifts contents, We are confident the
people will consider the Weekly Sun the
rhcapes. newspaper published in the world,
and we trust also one Ofthe very best.
THE Sun. n Y. City, N. Y.
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Ifyou want essences. extracts, &c.,
20 to A. N. Smiths, Weston.

- De-. A. NJ. DESr has located
permanently in Weston for the practice
Of his profession. Having attended {
thorough course of lectures at Sterling
Medical College, after al experience
Of twelve years as practical druggist
the Doctor has obtaucd not oaly an ac'
cur.te knowledge of diseases. but also
from bis long experience as druggist,
understands perfectly, the ptOcr!ies o.
medicines, aud their application in the
treatment Of disease. The Doctor eau
br found at his Office on Main St. ]
door below Rals,on's Jewelry Store
All calls, night aud day, promptly at
tended to.
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Tho Knot OF Blue and Gray.
Ut A SOUTHERN LADY.

Upon my bosom lies
A knot VI blue and graz;
You ask me, "Ehy !" teHt GIL my eyes,
As low to you say:
had two brothers once,
WaIm.hsarted, bold aud gAy;,,
They left my Side-one wore the blue,
The other wore the gray.
One rode with Stonswali aud his men,
And Joined his fate with Lee;
The other followed Shcrman's march
Triumphant to the sea.
Both fought for whG, they deemed ths''gh'
And died with sword In hand
ons sleeps amid Virglnla's hills,
And enc In Georgla's lAra.
The same sun shines upon their graves,
Ny love unchanged must s,Ayi
AMI on my bosom lies
T1at knot Of blue and gray