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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-01-29
From the County Seat.



The Court House Is too small to contain the
large number of spectators, anx'ou8 to hear the
testimony in Doyle murder trial,
over one hundred witne sses have been ey-
amned OY the commonwealth IN the Doyle
%fIon Jno. D, srles Ed Harvey, Robert
Wright Jr.. and :. Bridges, ETqs, of the Allen.
town bar were in attendance at court.
All our hotels are dong a thriving business
Rev. Virgins, of The NJ, church, taxes
camp stool to Court seats are yer, scarce.
"A lunatc bV the name OF Gettis. of Kidder
tOwnsh D, who wa7 confined In Jail was released
on Tuesday, ana during the afternoon created
quite an excitement. He was removed TO the
Poor house on "Wednesday.
Infant daughter of Harry Bre'sford died on
A calico sociable held at the residence C, o.
Skeer on Wednesday evening was splendid
IAN old umbrella" couple man and woman,
were prOmenading our streets on Tuesday uu.
I'll they became full of benzine, thereby Great
ing a sensation Snerif Painter ISSUED his pre-.
roSative to them In very forciOle language, CIV
ing them two chances eithec 10 leave town
Immediately or go to prison for thirty days.
They accepted tho former sitlat on.
"A breaRm an on the l., Y. r. r., BY the name
of Sagle, residing in East Mauch Chunk, met
with q very serious acc,uent on IneSuHy nlgh5
bY falling of one OF the freiglt cars on ms head
causing oppression OF the saul Drs. De-
Young and Leonard were summoned, ana after
an examination, found it neces ,arv 70 perform
trephane operation. He IS IN critical coud'
"a man by the name OF Miller, arrived IN
Town Wltl Llb Idtt bthln on lucouhJ LllElL an u
being full of benzine, wandered from the mar.
row road on the way to 10. hauCh Chunk Wi en-
a bove the L. q s. depot lie lei over the stone
wall onto che Il. q I, II. II, He was afterwards
taken to the L. V. depot ana in the morning
Dr. DeYoung was called and found he was ouly
somewhat bruised. Iie left Cor ShenandOah, we
hope q wiser man.
PROF. IL. A. Kline has entered his name with
E. r. Siewers, Esq, ss law student. NO
doubt the Prof thinks the study OF law will 90
better than law, ia, me, sol.
-ReY WigRins left Tor Philadelphia on Wed.
nesGay afternoOn, on account Of the death OF his
grand mother. which Occurred on the same Gay
at her residence in the city.
"A large number of ladies' attended Court du.
ring the week. Our beautiful girls cause those
young reporters to smile ali over their faces. 10
is much pleasanter to write notes IN the ladies'
presence,
The Commonwealth IN the mu-der trial con-
cluded their evidence on FRIDAY, when the Oe-
fense opened in speech occupying perhaps
ar hour.
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In the House, Tuesday the Cen.
tennial Appropriotiga bill was con-
sidered in committee Of the whole, and
n motion by Mr. Holman, OF Indiana to
strike ont the enacting clause was lost
yeas 10l, nays l2G. The bill was
then passed, yeas lac, nays 1870, with
an amendment, requiring the payment
in 'uli to the Treasury Of any balance
that may be left in the hands of the
Finance Committee before any dividend
is paid to the stock holders.
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Philadelphia Letter.

PHIIA Pa. Jau, 25, 1870.
DEAR ADVOCATE "A New York tailor adver-
tises he will make pair of pants in three hours
or suit of clothes to order in six. Talking of
tailors, one Shea, OF Brt ONE St, N. Y, does a
good business and MAKES considerable money
by lOaning out dress coats for balls parties etc.
II requests deposit for the safe return Of the
garments and charges two dollars and q half an
evening Tor its use Just think Of it, We fair
damsels, as you are being whTied through the
mazes Of the JOYOUS dance by your handsom mely
dressed galiants. Shea. by the way. 1 am told
is m accommodating fellow aud should any of
his patrons lack the form OF an Adonls he win
pad them mp so as to closely resemble Old Mr.
AdOnis himself, whom, mythology tells us, used
To "tIavel on his shape" so on with the dance
but let nobody know, that
He weut to the ball
LOOKING handsome and gay,
And Wore in the hall
A dress coat from Shea
Here are few Centennialisms a ten million
dollar chunk or silver from the Nevada mines
Is to be sent to the Centennial by Food & o..
Brien. the parties who caused the suspension of
the Bank OF California
Tue Emperor and Empress OF Brazil will leave
tOr the United States in March, So
During the exhibition trans will be run to
new NOlk every twenty mtnntee.
Ten, thousand silk flags win decorate the
maiu building.
Tho display Of fireworks on the evening OF
May 10th wlil be something wonderful TO be.
hold.
Goods for exhibition are arriving daily.
The West Point cadets will 20 into camp near
the Centennial buildings,
There will be an official daily paper published,
nnd bank VIII also be established on the
grounds.
The Art Gallery will have full length Dor.
traits OF all the Presidents of the United states
from Washington 10 Grant
A copy of every newspaper VIII be found at
ia o great show.
schuotzen Verien win be largely represented
The brewers will have a brewery in full oper.
stlOn, aud the brewers supply''men will " heel
into line also.
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-Messers. Hnller & Dreibelbies
have purchased the bread and cake
bakery, heretofore carried on by G.. N.
Roth in this borough. Tho new firm
proposes furnishing their friends and
customers with fresh bread and cakes
every morning, also pure candies and
confectiOns Mt the lowest prices. The
patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited by them.
Lost. on Saturday last, between
tho Lehigh Valley depot and the "Car-
bon Advocate" office, knight of
Pythins' pin. The finder will he suit
ably rewarded by leaving it at this Of
fee.
Sleighs are not in demand, but David
Ebbert keeps bis bugges on the move,
by loaning them at such low prices
that all can afford to ride.
Pearl soap, finest quality, 3 cakes
for 20 cents at Rhodes on Bankway.
Highly perfumed German Honey
soap, at Rhodes on Bankway, G cakes
for 25 cents.
Read the very interesting letters OF
our Philadelphia, Harrisburg and
Washington correspondents in to days
paper.
The length OF our report of the
MOllle Mcguire murder trial, prevents
our usual variety Of matter this week
-Baldwiu's Tomato Catsup, 25 cts,
bottle at Rhodes on Bankway.
3 ID package Of Breakfast HOminy
for 80 cents at Bhodes' on Bankway.
p. r. Brady has got 'em-valen-
tines in great variety of styles.
We had a light fall of snow ia this
section Wednesday night.
-MaccaIo a new article in Le-
hlghOn, substitute for noodles, only
% cents per pOund at Rhodes on
BRnkway.
lF-A six year old son of Mr.. Owen
KBoyer fell down stairs, last Sabbath,
ard broke his thigh bone. DR.. Reber
put him in straight splnts and ordered
him to keep quiet A or 6 weeks. Poor
little fellow, naturally he is rs near per,
petual motion as he can be. -
An alarm of fire, on THURSDAY
evening, was caused by the burning oI
| VI lNN tbllOll III llltslHBNi
story of -SnydeT's stOre,in Weissport
The fire was promptly extinguished
Could not learn how the ere originated
Damage slight.
" Mr.. Frederick Miller, while return
fing home with load Of hay on Tues
\ day last, in coming down the noun
tain, part of the hay sliding off, HI
was thrown under the wagon, behint
the mules, and both wheels passed
over his breast injuripg him very Sc
verely, breaking some ribs and TIL
shoulder blade. DR.. RebeT was callet
in, who considered him for awhile in
critical condition. but at latest account
ne was aoins better than could be ex
pected.
Turkey prunes only 10 cents
at Rhodes on Bankway, and all GtBt
articles in the grocery and provSiOl
line equally cheap.
I'd tramps have been accommodat
ed in our Lookup so far this month
80 since last Thursday night. DOin
very well for small town.
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society Meetings.

tSFiSIrO CASTLE, No. rs, A. o. X. OF TuE NJ. O.
2nd and 9Th MONDAY of eneh month, In RE
per's Hail Iehlghton, ut 100 O'Clock r. ~
". V. MOrthimer, 8, X. g.; :. u. Gilman
-. X. II, =.
GNADrN HuTrEN TopGE No. Csc. l. q. q. r.
meets every Tuesday evening, at so'clock
In Rehe's lloll. Joseph RolgelsN. a. N
u. Reber, Secretary.
pouO POCA TPTnE. NO ~, Imp. o. r. NJ meet
on Wednesday evening Of each week, At 7at
o'clock IN Public School Hail. Weissp' RI
IN. u. F, liickert, =. II. Gilham, &. Of II
LRHIGuToN LonoF. No. 29i X. of r. meets
on Friday evenings, IN Reber's n all Rt 7tt
o'clOck. Arch. DICK, &C. n. r. ltutchir, X
nf r. nnh s.
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The House Committee on Appro-
priStions Tuesday considered the lIega.
latlve, Judicial and Executive Appro-
priation bin, They struck out the ap-
preparation for seven clerks of the
House, reduce the salaries of Congress
men from $4,000 TO $3j00, and made a
general reduction of 10 PER cent. in the
salaries of all civil Government em-
plOyePs
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Leap Year % said he as he threw
himself indolently upon the lounge,
" oh, don't ! wish was pretty, fasci-
mating sumner of girl I'd have all
my clothes cut after the /" Domestic
Fashions" and just heap the style on.
And wouldn't pile on the duds and
wear big bustle Oh no. Hi OUGHT"
and just here his father, as he led him
out by the ear, said A" Young man, II
you don't climb out'n this and make
big hustle in the neighborhood of that
woQd pile III fax You SOS you couldn't
wear hustle for month"
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Governor HartIanft las issued nm
order granting permission daring the
continuance of the Centennial EXhibi,
tion to all armel bodies Of National
Guardsmen from otbar States to pass
through and remain wlthia The limits
of the Common wealth SO long "a they
may desire.
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Ordinance No. 81.

Entitled an Ordinance fixing the uumhnr
and defining the limits of tho Justice Of
the Peace wards in the Parish Of LAfour.
che. - 1T
SECTION BE it o,lained bx Ne ReaseJr.
~ Of the Pa'isA cf Lafoayehs, That the sasd
rarls6 is hereby DIVIDED into sixteen Jpi-
tn t'e s OF the 3s1o feaee wsrds tho li@its
lst Ward shall commence q the upper
limit OF the Parish, right bank. down to tks
upper limit of the Cefporation Of Thibodaux
including the Brulees Grand Cbene, and
ID Ward shall commence 1t tho upper
limit Of the town of Thib6daux to the lower
line OF the acadia Piansaeiom, ihclsding
Sd Ward shall commence at the lower line
Of the acadia Rlqntasiona p the lower limo
of NJ. Emile Gaud4.
4th Ward shall commence at the lower
liz line n!;, OF N; Emile Gauds to ths loXer lips
5th Ward shall commence ct the Joucr
line Of nervills Rome 70 the lower linz a
9Th Ward shall eommence 1t the lowes
line OF Joseph Claudet to the Low or Of Mrs.
Joseph Remont.
7th Ward shall commence at the upper
limit Of the Parish. left bank, to the upper
line of Rienei Plantation.
9th Ward shall be composed of upper end
lower Choupio and Bayou Sec to Grand
Bayou.
9Th Ward shall commence at the Grand
Bayou down to and including Bayou Heron.
Malagu6 and Bayou B1uf Settlements. -
10Th Ward shall commence at the Riend
Plantation, upper line, down to Tie upper
line Of the Webster or johnson PIsutstivu.
llth Ward shall cOmmepce 1t Eje lower
line Of the Webster or Johuson Plintstion
to the upper line of Oscar Lcpins, ineludinf
cOteau F0ls-.
18th Ward shall commence At the sppee
line Of Oscar LepiDe to the Barxtssis Casal
18th Ward shall be composed Of the W.
cherie Dugu6 Livaudnis.
18th Ward shall commence at the Bas1Hnt
ria Canal down TO Mt. DesalIes OxerHin.
18th Ward shall commence at n. U6n1Gba
lower line ta the lower line sf Dr.. III.
Heads plantation.
line Of DR.. T. y. Heads Plantation ouykD
left bank and the Logger line 2f III J. -
mont on the right bank 70 tie lower liniies
OF the Parish on both banks.
SECTION II-Bc Il further ordainek, Thas
this ordinance go into effect ffom and eltef
it's passage and that all ordinances o. pasts
of ordinances in conflict herewith b end
the Same are hereby repealed.
Approved and adopted, August 5th, luG.
Certified Trcsid't Pruts~
!. 8. ALLAN, Clerk.
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as fixed by ordinance No. s., adopted Sent
9Th 1872.
ISL ward to commence at he upper line
OF the Parish, right hank, 70 .he hei.er ins
OF the Corporation Of Tlibodorx. ,aclpding
all BrMlees and back settIspents.
"a Ward to commence af tho upper line
Of the Corporation Of Thibodanx b. LsfDuf
che Crossing, including back setsIeaeuts.
81 Ward to commence at the upper kse
q o. the Parish On the left descendin9 bank OF
Crossing Including oil blck settlements.
4th Ward to Commences ct Lafourcbs
CROSSING, ON both sides # Bayou Lafous-
che, down to the upper nmits AZ Loci port,
Including Cotssu Solse and vaeSerie Du.
5fh Ward 10 commence at tie uppse lin
its OF Lockport of both sides q Beyou La,
fourcbe down to the sea shere :. s'''
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YOUNG MEMS DRAMATIC CLUB
Regular meeting second Thursda
Of each month.
Officers :-Silas T. Grisamore. Presi.
ident Emile Loiseau, Vice President J
Omer Landry, Treasurer Henry Riviere
Secretary F. Samoan. Stage Manager J.
a. A. Perrin, assistant , Stage Manager; John
A. F. Knobloch, Prompter J. L. Webre,
Assistant, A. b. Ragan, Floor Manager,
Thomas Holden, Door Keeper.
Committee OF arrangements j.: A. b. Ra-
gan, Chairman, J. n. Wright, l.. Aucoin.
N. T. Higgingbotham.
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NEW YORK

Eighteen hundred and scventy-six is the
Centennial year. 1t is also the year in which
an Opposition House Of Representatives. the
first since the war, will be in power at
Washington and the year of the twenty
third election of President of the United
States All of these events are sare to he of
great interest and Importance especially
the latter; and all of them and everything
| connected with them will be fully and fresh
ly reported in THE SUN.
The Opposition House of Representatives,
taking up the line of inquiry opened years
ago by The Sun. will sternly and diligently
investigate the corruptions and nisdecds Of
Grants administration and will, it is to be
hoped, lay the foundation for new and
better period in our national history Ofall
this The Sun will contain complete and
accurate accounts, furnishing its readers
with early and trustworthy information
upon these absorbing topics.
The twenty third Presidential election,
with the preparations for it, will be memo
rahle rs deciding upon Grants aspirations
for third term Of power and plunder. and
still more as deciding who shall be the
candidate Of the party of Reform, and as
etccting that candidate. Concerning all these
subjects, those who read THE Sun will have
the constant means OF being thoroughly we'll
informed.
Aue " EEkLf DUN, Wnlcn mas attained
circulation Of over eighty Thousand copies,
already has its readers in every State and
Territory, and We trust that the year l87
will see their numbers doubled. 1t will con-
tinue to he thorough newspaper. All the
general news Of the day will be found in it,
condensed when unimportant, ut full when
OF moment; and always, We trust, treated
IN clear. Interesting and instructive man.
ner.
1t is our aim to make the WEEKLY Sun
the best family newspaper in the world and
we shall continue to give in its columns a
largo amount of miscellaneous reading, such
as stories. tales. poems, scientific intelligence
and agricultural information, for which we
are not able to make room in our daily eli
tion. The agricultural department especially
ia one OF itrprOminentf features. The fashions
are also regularly reported i'll it's columns
and so are the markets OF every kind.
The WEEKLY Sun. eight pages with fifty
six broad columns ie only 3l.1O a year.
postage prepaid. As this price barely repays
the cost Of the paper. no discount can be-
made from this rate to clubs, agents, Post.
masters, OF anyone.
The DAILY sun, large four page newspa
per OF twenty-eight columns. gives all the
news for two ceuts u copy. subscription,
postage prepaid, 55c, u month or $3.50
year SUNDAY edition extra. 81 10 per year.
We have no travelling agents. Address,
THE t'N. New York City
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FARMERS FRIEND.
In

Will stand this season at J. B. Ancoln's
He Will serve Mares ut the reduced price
Of $500 for the season, and insur,ng q
Mare with foal.
Those negfecting to atteud regularly un-
til the Mare is known to be with fOal will
be required to pay full price.
Pedigree. Farmers Friend 10 years
old. weighs 400 lbs is n beautifully mahogs
nv bay, black legs, name and tail, aud 10
i64 hands high. He was sired by Young
Rolomac, grand sire Old Potomac. brought
ffSifl Kentucky by David Niles. Dam by
Bnrnap's old Sampson Of HillsIoro ~.
Young Potomsc's Dam was full bloOded.
tSire Archyi'
]. X. ADC4IN. Parish Of Assumption.
=" s. Labadieville, T. 0
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PLATFORM
of Ae-
Democratic CONSERVATIVES Rarfs,
Of the State Of LOsslsjuna.

| We, the Representatives, Of the Democsss.
ic-Conserva:iye party Of the State Of LouI.
| sian1, in Convention assembled, do herehv
| declare administrative and political reform
to be the paramount issue ii the coming
general election, and We earnestly appeal
| to our fell0w-citizens OF every former poliH
cal association Of white and Oo}crcd to zeal.
| Ously cooperate with us in OUR pronouuceA
effort to effect such reform.
We arraign the Radical party Of Loui-
siana for marked and frequent violations
Of the letter and spirit Of the constitution:
for the assumption Of illicit powers for the
| benefit of party. and to the grnsr injury
! and almost total ruin Of the State; fas for
| menting dissensions between the races aud
! deliberately existing strife and turmoil,
thereby cruely sacrificing the lives Of col.
| ored and white citizens. with the intent Of
procuring unwarranted and unconstitutiOu
al interference in our State afEairs
We denOunce the usurpative and bad Roy
ernment which Louisiana has suffered foe
the last four years, usurpstiOn undae
which officers elected by the leople haye
been displaced, the government srbitrusjIy
Overthrewn by federal power, the LegislS-
ture invaded and dispersed by bayonsts N
time Of profound peace, and suod viOlea5
and unlawful interference adds ba. smother
to the long list Of crimes for whsch the he
publican party should be held to account In
November next.
We hereby proclaim that It 10 our desir>
and fixed pnrpose undsr anv and avarv rrS.
vocation to have . fair and peaceable eles
ton; but We demand and viii; insist thse
ther shall be no violence Or intimidation 81
ercsed towards such Of our colored fellow
citizens ~ may wish to co-opDerste with
US for the redemption Of the State ffoin
misrule
We fully rncooniza fha 1ind;no .N.~> -
the three recent articles Of amcndu,ent to
the constitution Of the United Ntatee. and
accept the same as q FINAL settlement Of
the controversies that sngendered civil
every citizen in the exercise of the viehos
acquired and guaranteed by said amend.
nlun ), whatever be his race color or pre-
vioGs condition.
We hereby pledge our party to the sat,s-
faction Of all the legal obligations issued
by the State of Louisiana To ihe most sire.
nuOus efforts in the direction Of reform and
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GOODE & WTNDER.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Hounsa, La.
augtl4.75
NOTICE.

dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Dolce OF Parish Treasurer for the sale Of
Parish Warrants told issue), AMI all monies
coming into the Redemption Fund will be
used for the purchase of said warrants
monthly. to the lowest bidder.
S. +. GRISAMORE,
2jsn Pres't Police Jury
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A UCOIN, P. A., Family and Flanta-
IA Tor Groceries, Main street, between
: ecus and st. Philip streets.
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nSCHWALD,' J. e.. Shoemaker, Main
" Street between St Louis und Green
streets.
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VOL. XII.
BUSINESS CARDS.

4 ssELrNEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods.
A Fancy articles. Gc., corner Market
and Louis streets,
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nSULL1VAN, 4. A. Attorney at Law,
~ Green Street, between Main and
Thibodaux Streets.
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"a zEMA, c., Coffee House Keeper, Main
"A st., between jackson and St. Philip
: rests.
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MOORE, I. d. Attorney at Lar,-of
vA flee up stairs Main St. corner
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VERNOTT, FRANK. Watchntaker amp
n Dcaier IN fmc Jc,oclry dc. Main Street
between ST. Philip and jackson Streets:
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RlV1ERE, L.. Dry Goods, corner Main
~ and st. Louis Streets.
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THRONE, J. A., Books and stationary dep,s
Market street, between st. Philip antt
St. Louis (opposite Washington Hotel).
PAoso1r0ph;c Gallery, mp stairs. -
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DROrECTOR FIRE co. NO. >. En-
L gine House, jackson st. Regular Pa
rades on the thirdSunday of each month,
and regular meeting on the third Monday.
Officers p. A. Aucoin, President T
r. Lagarde, Vice-President ; c. Sabourin,
Secretary; +. j. Lagarde, Assistant Sec
retary w. c Ragan, Foreman e. A.
Engerran.( Assistant Foreman; Frantz Ter
not, Hose Director A. J. Perrin. Assist
Hose Director w. Brockhoeft, Treasurer
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SANCAN, ", Agent Sun Mutual Fire
~ Insurance ComDany, Th.bOdaux La.