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Editorial Items.

We are requested to announce
that Mrs. Ii. w. Young, will re-
open her school at Ridsetield, on
Monday October End.
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All persons having claims against the
succession of Edward NJ. Eilliers are reqnes
ted to present the same for recognition and
those who are indebted to that estate will
pleas. settle with MICHEL BOWLING.
Curator, No. IS Poydras st. New Orleans
or j.. S. GOODE, Atty OF Estate, Thibo-
daux. La. 2sep-
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Mr.. De La Forest. Frenh cons
sul-genera! at New York, has been
visiting his ancestral home at
Tarhes..
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"A Lecture ON the Ma.
lure. Treatment, and
AkaOIcal cure of Seminal Weak

- tul'e, Treatment, and
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WELL, NJ. d., author OF the Green Book y
&c. '"N'
III world renowned author, in this adj.
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own experience that the awful conseuue,nas
OF ~Selt-Abuse may be effectuaily re,noveJ
without dangerous surgical operations hon
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Ter what his. condition may be. NAV nmr.
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THIRODAUX. La.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER % 1916
Notice TO Subscribers.

This mark Y, on the margin. means that
your subscription has expired. Such are
invited to renew ut once.
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For. District Judge.

To tie Peopic Of tic l5M Jadicial District;
lam a candidate for le- election as Judge
of this District.
Conscious ri an nnsWcrvllg attempt 90
administer the Office III the past with ialr-
ness and impartialtv. | snail sGhH'it the
future to ynlI. without seeking The nominal,
tlon cithrrof political party or personal
cotcric.
TAYLOR BEATTlE,
Thibodaux, June 23isl. 1876.
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llOnsekeepers and others are
referred to the advertisement. in
another cOlumn, of Mr.. G., w.
S4ulres, agent for Merrill's Wash
ing Compound.
Several families here have. tri.
ed it aud have given Mr.. Squires
certificates to the effect that it
does all that is claimed for it. ANY
family wishing to give it il trial,
can obtain d sample package free,
upon application to the Agent.
Mr.. just Comes, well known on
the Lafourche for the last thirty
years as collector and local agent
OF the Louisiana Equitable Lite
Insurance Co., has just been APP
pointed by said Company agent
for Louisiana. He is also the aus
tllorised solicitor for the SIN Mu-
tudt Imsm ance Co. BY it's prompt
ness. fair dealings, etc, this Com
pany has won for itself a brilliant
record and most enviabIe reputa
ton.
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DIED.

ARMITAGE.-ln Thibodaux, on Monday
September 18th, 1876, at 2:45 o'clock 2. NJ,
ELLA X. ARMITAGE,
wife of William G.. BiIlni. aged % Years.
Buried in St.-John's tEpiscopal) Cemetery.
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WEBRE.-Four miles above Thibodaux,
on Monday, September 18th. 1876, at I:3O
o'clock A. NJ,
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OLYMPIC WEBRE,

OLYMPE WEBRE,
wife of John SeeIey, aged 40 years, 6 months
and 20 days. Buried i'll st. Joseph's (CatlIo-
lic) Cemetery.
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AT LARGE.
JOHN MCENERI.
ROBERT &. WICKLlFF.
1st Dist-IouiS St. Martin.
Alternatr-Geo. w. Duprr.
1ud Dist. b. POclle.
Alteruate--JamrS II. L. LAWYER.
3rd Dist-A. DeBlanc.
Automatically K%nObloch.
4th DiSt-W. \. Seay.
Alternate-.J. q. White.
9th Dist-K. o. Cross.
Alternate-J. Nj. Morse.
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Paid up Capital, SoOO,0 900
NOTICE.

Authorised Solicitor Tor the country.
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OFFICE SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRAR
TON. COURT HOUSE. THIBODAUX, |
LNFOURCHE PARISH, LOUISIANA,
AEElfSI 9ETu SIC [
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For Justices of the Peace:
, 1876-04-05

ly connected wj'h the Laws for the Mother-coun-
try, that 1t is but natural to follow the same form
when legislatiDg on the subject. He would add
the remark, that the increase OF those dues in
Denmark, effected by the Law of 18th February
1871, had not originated SO much in the princi-
pie that inberitancss ought to be higher
taxed, as because 3 ~cotemporarv law concerning
stamp-dues had reduced the public income with
a corresponding sum, and to make up for that
reduction, the tax on inheritances was imposed
hence it was more from political aud financial
views that the increase was made. In Denmark
the dues will form eonsid lrablo item of re.
venue here not.
lse Member for Frederiksted's Country Dis
trI3t Fleming thanked the Chairman for the
explanations he had given.
NJ enc requested tho word further.
The lat discussion on the Draft was olcsed.
LIST Member for Frederiksted's Country Dis
t1ct Fleming proposed that the Draft be
referred to q Committee Of 3 Members, which
was rejected with s votes against S.
3, End Discussion on Draft of Ordinance
concerning Pension for W, Nc, Farlaue. Teacher
in t'redeuksted's Public School.
LIST Discussion page.
No amendments were proposed.
The discussions were agroeably to Rules Of
Business conducted within closed doors.
On a proposal to refer the Draft to a Com
mlttoe Of members, the discussions were broken
Oft, and a Committee appointed, composed Of
Faber, Latimer and Sayauw.
The Order Of the Day being exhausted the
ChajrmenscIose the meeting at 4 O'Clock.
, 1876-04-05

ST. THOMAS STATION.


ST THOMAS STATION.
March 81.
Nav YoRK, 3lst March.-In the House OF
Lords the Royal titles Bill has passed tho
saoond reading, the opposition have however
nuouaccd that they viii support the Earl of
Shaftesbury's address.
London advises state that the uncertainty as
ID Tie contents ST Mr.. Caves report, has caused
q dem radiation ia Egyptian stock transactions.
Jhe Russian press promises the South
5 layoulans 70 secure the neutrality Of the
Great Powers il they arc willing to revolt
agaius, Turkey,
The deaths arc announced of Dr. Lothorby,
The wall known medical officer of the Corpora.
ton Of London and Of NJ. Louis Eyma, the
Erouch author.
The plague has appeared Mt Bagdsd.
Nessrs. Froulo and TroIIope hayo been APP
pointed members oftho international copyright
commission,
LONDON, March 3lst-Tho r.. MS PARA"
from the West Indies arrived at Plymouth this
morning, tbs correspondence viii be delivered
in London tomorrow.
April 2.
New ToRK. April The London "Times"
on commenting upon the Royal Titles Bill ex-
presses ahope that in view of the wide spread OPP
position with which the measure was received,
the Ministry did not continue to press for it's
enactment.
To london. the betting upon tho forthcoming
University boat race Is even.
A daputation Of West Iodia gentlemen waited
upon the Colonial Secretary, Lord Carnarvon,
yesterday, respecting the proposed Confedera-
ton Scheme, aud the agitation it has caused in
Barbados.
= His Lorlship assures the depufati0n that The
Government were not insens!b'e of the import.
anoe of the subject, and that it should have their
serious attention.
He stated that he had not yet received full
information, but had telegraphed for further par
ticulars meanwhile he enjoined caution and ad.
ded that tue Government had no desire to press
for Confederation against the wishes of the peo-
pie
April 2.
New YORK, 1st.
Flour, per barrel, 81. Lawrence brand. in
New York, SG.15 to 6.25.
Meal, per barrel, $50.
Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel, $40.
Sugar, Crystals, per pound, s to 81 cents.
Fair to good refining, per ID u to ( cents.
English Islands Molasses, per gallon, S5 TO
40 cents.
Premium on Gold 1133 to !.
Exchange, New York and London 1859.
LONDON, lst.
Sugar. Demerar Crystals, per cwt. 22s. duty
free. Muscevado do. 1Ss. Sd. duty free.
Clayed Havana, No. l2. 21s. Sd. aHost.
Demerara Rum, per gal. 2s. in bond. Trint
dad Cocoa per cwt. 64s. Consois 943 toe'
Bank of England Rate of Discount 81 0s
Rentes $685..
Cotton sF,-[THe Bulletin, Sc. 71o"'6''I
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Lost.

Lost.
ON the evening of the 7th inst, between the resi-
. dence of IS s. Brooks and Oscar HOlway, q
lap robe. The1inder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at 8. S. Brooks store.
marriott 1879
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EUROPE.
England.

London, March 0. A Paris despatch to the
Times states that Disraeli's announcement in the
House of Commons, of Englands refusal to NOM
mate a commissioner IN connection with the pro-
posed Egyptian national bank, has caused the
bank scheme to fail
Dlsraeli having admitted at the close of his re-
marks, that the request to appoint commissioner
to collect the revenues and apply them to the re-
demption of the debt, must be enterta ined, the
French and Italian governments Immediately ad-
vised the Khedive to ask him under what form
England would agree to discuss overtures aiming
at collective action for reforming Egypts finances
and the establishment of treasury under con-
troll of an International board composed of COM
missioners of the three powers
1t has also been suggested to the khedive that
this treasury being authorized to collect certain
revenues, shall apply them to the payment of
and redemption of the debt, leaving margin
for the necessities of the state. This scheme how
ever il thought to be impracticable, as the board
would be unable to exercise efficient CONTROL un-
less supported by the threat of Intervention in
case of the infringement of the conditions laid
down, and all the powers are equally adverse to
such course.
The latest suggestion is that the powers appoint
commissioner to investigate Egyptian finances.
and after the rmination of the inquiry, to issue
a guaranteed loan to be applied to the redemption
of Egypts present liabilities.
Marine Disaster.
Bristol, March 9. The steamship Somerset,
which a. rived here from New York, landed the
crew of the British barque Coumbne, from PEN
sacola for Greenland, in sinking condition
A Denial.
New York, March 9. A London special has
the authority for saying there is foundation for
the statement that the British government de-
manded Gen. Schenck's immediate recall, as the
government never even intimated it.
France.
Paris, March 9. The Rappel announces that
senators and deputies tsvoring complete amnesty
will meet to- morrow to frame u molten looking to
that end. which will be introduced in both cham
bers early next week.
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EW YORK..
Overcrowding Excursion Steamers.

OvercrOWding Excursion Steamers.
New York, March 9. The overcrowding of
excursion steamers plying in this harbor and on
Providence river down to Rock Point, is to be
stopped during the coming summer. A treasury
order to the above effect will shortly be issued.
A Presentation.
The formal presentation of the bust Of Goethe
to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, took place
last night. Speeches were made by VIM. Cullen
Bryant and Rev. Messrs. Alger and Osgood.
A Proposed New Club.
A meeting of several prominent members of
the Union League Club was held last night to
form a new organization under the title of the
Reform Republicans Club. Judge Emmett and
Joseph Choate were leading spirits of the meeting,
and their creed is said to be reform in the repub
lican party, which, they alege, does not meet en-
couragement in the UAion League Club.
Passengers on Steam Vessels.
1t is stated that the U. S. board of supervising
inspectors of steam vessels, at a recent meeting,
agreed for the future that only two passengers
shall be allowed for each vessels registered ton.
This rule only applies for the season.
A 500 ton vessel will be allowed to carry 1000
passengers on the Hudson and in the harbor; less
if going up the sound and still less if going out
side Sandy Hook at the discretion of the board Of
local inspectors.
A life preserver must be furnished for each pas
senger and larger complement of boats than
hitherto.
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The Standard has got so low in its estimate of
right and wrong that it considers it no offence to
tamper with the voting lists. 1t admits that a
democrat tore down the list in Ward 3, and "the
great criminal lawyer" can't discover that any Of
fence has been committed! 1t even bames the
Journal for mentioning the matter Were the
city under democratic dominion, and had re-
publican been found mean enough to commit that
offence, he would have been arrested before three
hours, and the Standard would have been Illus
trated profuscy with full-face headings tits only
through the kindness and leniency Of republican
officials that the guilty person escapes in this in
stance, for we tell the Standard what it ought to
know that the person who tears down the roting
lists is liable to arrest, indictment and concction.
When the democratic party was in power in 1868,
they erased from the voting lists the names of
some Of our best known citizens. 1t would be
hard to mention dirty trick that the party is not
up to fully.
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A Genial Restorative.

Hostetters Stomach Bitters are emphaticaly a
genial restorative. The changes which this great
botanic remedy produces in the disordered organ.
ization are always agreeably though surely pro-
gressive, never abrupt and violent On this &C.
count is admirably adapted to persons of delicate
constitution and weak nerves, to whom the power
full mineral drugs are positively injurious. That it
adjustment Of heathful vlgOr is conspicuously
shown in cases where it is taken TO overcome that
it usually is, with biliousness and constipation.
Thorough digestion, regular evacuation and aoun-
dant seer, ito are results which promptly and in
varably attend its systematic use. II is, besides
the best protective against malaria, and first rate
diurletic. mars-ieod&wlw
E. Devine & Co., as Apothecaries. (Signed), DR..
Geo. w. Martin, DR.. l.. j. Croker, DR.. W. Scott
Hi DR.. Geo. E. Brickett, Dr. Wallace Bolan.
does teodtf
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WASHINGTON.
CIymer's Refusal.


,,.... q r,o .oo;., 1vosh;,.o,
->ew iGiA We ~ ia 80 ~ thn nor,o rs ra
correspondent OF inc Herala says tne name OF re-
sponsaipie Par.y VIII oe ~ .uo poS.o ,uh;ah .n
Der ClyHer colhnn.'ee so-o"s, WHICH parry
VIII prove tne s,atements pelore .naI .omn..e unite.
whlcn ~eie MAUI ny .ua' GI w ~ a.
gay. RELATIVE 70 lena a no, " ~ ,n.o ono
matter IN which rehole'oh anu oeiAnaP "sfo Gull
ceIned.
Orville Grant.
Washington, March 8. Orville Grant was be-
fore the committee ON expenditures in the war de-
partment this afternoon. His testimony showed
that he was interested in post traderships He
gave the particulars OF his transactions in that
Connection, and was eros. examined.
wors Er.ua
40 ooo
Scott LORD OF Cuca mas So'ooV cneck wnicn
is said to have been paid to Representative Chas.
Hays of Alabama, for appointing young man
named Beardsey. OF New 1ork state, 10 west
Iolnt' Inc ooy was sen. W Aia . ioi eouPio
VI n'on'"'' W liam
"a,
The speaker iaia before lne HOUSE to-aay q
large number o. papers receavea IRON n .ne Acens
iM,;on ~ the I'd inst. relating to the Babcock
court of enquiry. The letters and kilograms re-
lating to military court of inquiry are all merely
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Another Ring.

Chicago, March 8. 1t has been ascertained thro'
the afidavits of numerous persons in this city,
that there is organized company which has its
headquarters in Buffalo, N. T., gotten up express
y for furnishing witnesses and professional jury
men in every part of the country, to run cases
and give such testimony as is desired to bring
about certain end. 1t is said also that this
citation has it ramnifcations through Chicago, n.
Y, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Boston and other
cities, where regular agencies, and there
certain classes of lawyers and detectives connect
ed with them. 1t is understood that this matter
will be presented to the grand jury here to day.
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Dten.

In this city, It'll inst, Eldora, daughter of Seth G.
Morrow, aged Is years
In this city, IN inst of cerebro spinal meningitis,
Clara Craig, daughter of Albert Craig aged Ii yrs.
In Boston. 2sth ut Mrs. Nancy Hunt, widow of
the late CALVIN johnson of Readfeld, aged 81 yrs,
mos. Mrs. johnson was sister Of Mrs. Kent,
who died recently IN Mt. Vernon, aged IS, and also
of ars. William Cofren of Readfold. aged So.
In Auburn 29th ult., Mrs. Hannah Tribou aged
80 years months.
In Hebron, 29th ult, Mai. Albert Cushman, aged
70 years.
In Rumford, Jan. 18th, Mrs. Emma l. wife Of
John p. Chase of Haverhill Mass, aged IS years,
d months.
In It'll, 9Th in St, Charles Wells, aged " years,
II months.
In Woolwich, 9Th inst Nathaniel G. Gould, aged
IS years.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, March Q. 1879.
Flour-extra spring OOa6 %.
Wheat-No. 3 spring spot 97I; March -;
April 9sX; May 1929.
Corn-No. 3 MIXED, spot 43Heh: March a.;
April -4Sha; May AK
Oats-No. 2, -a52h spot; March Six; April 32x
May 34k.
Rye-No. 2, 63ha64.
Barlev-No.2 spring 57laa5s spot: f. May
April SKA.
Dressed Hogs Q O0a9 40.
Pcrk-22 Is = a22 20 spot; q March % 3Oa22 ~
A pril % 251aa22 IS May.
Lard l3 i2ss-- spot 1850 March
April Is 271sas0; May IL 47ha5O.
Bulk Meats- .ho i",-rs 81 -; short rib m Id
PA: short clear mid I2ha-.
Hams is be average a..
Whiskey-105-a-.
Erei0hts-Corn to Buffalo. d.; wheat do -
A..
Receipts 1000 Hour: ~ COZ wheat: 60 900 corn
1900 oats; 400 rye; ZOO barley.
Shipments--l0,"00 -four. d 00c wheat 81, 900;
corn: Is OOH oats: II 900 barley: 100 rye.
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SOUTH PARIS.
A Probably Fatal Railroad Acct,

a Probably Fatal Railroad Acciueht.
Danville, March 9. Tuesday evening, Mr.. VIM
Chase of Paris IIill in leaving the Grand Trunk
train at So. Paris, slipped and fell beneath the
cars. His right leg and left foot were horribly
crushed, and it is thought he cannot possibly re-
cover His age is about 60 years.
LATER.
Mr. Chase of Paris, who was thrown under the
cars had both legs amputated about midnight
Wednesday. At noon Thursday he was as COM
Portable as could he expected, but there is not
much chance for him to live. He attempted to
get off the train before it stopped, and stumbled
and fell under the car.
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Town Elections.

Town Elections.
The following towns held their municipal cleo
tons on Monday, with the following result
Observation-Disclosures. A. Morrill, Town Clerk,
| d. S. Robinson; Selectmen, A. Morrill,, II. G..
Webber and R. McCrlis; Treasurer, Samuel
Schools, Lewis Wyman; Collector and Constable,
NJ Dyer.
Observation-Disclosures, L. A. Poor; Clerk, F. W.
Redon; Selectmen, ETC., G. W. Towle. A. Nor
Lord Agent, Joseph Stanley Treasurer and Col
| lecter, Jordan Stacy. I'd; Auditor. John Stanley
Jr.; Constable, Jordan Stacy, I'd. Voted to dis
| count Is per cent on all taxes paid on or before
| the LIST day OF October, 10 per cent on all paid
before the lst day of January, and per cent, on
all paid within eight months after commitment Of
taxes for collection. The report of the
Auditor of Porter, for the year ending Feb. 20
1876, shows the Indebtedness Of the town TO be So
1886, An increase of 1901 during the year. The
S. S. Committee report the schools prosperous.
| The average number of psupers on the town farm
has been o; total expenditures for farm, 1874.
Observation-Disclosures Horace p. Bickford; ,
Clerk. Geo. H. Thurlough; Selectmen, Jabez Nj.
| Knowlton, John J. Hill, Joseph NJ. Davis; Treas
ures, Jabez Knowlton; Agent, Calvin ii. Whitney !;
Auditor. Horace P. Bickford; S. S. Committee,
Walter E. Luce; Collector aud Constable Benz F.
Smith.
WINTERPoRT.-Moderato r. A. Rich Clerk.
l.. ID. Curtis Selectmen, +. e. Arey, James Murch
John York Supervisor of Schools, Rev. E. II.
Small Collector and Treasurer Walter Healey.
The citizens voted to raise for highways and
| bridges. 81, 5O0 for schools, 1900; for high
| school, $500. The Tressurers report shows that
the assets of the town amount to SIG, 463 AZ; liza
bilities, IS 1886 go.
Observation-Disclosures, Rufus Robinson, Jr.;
Clerk, j. G. Eaton; Seectmen, N. ID. Eaton, AL
bert Hall, Charles L. Phillips Agent, n D. Eaton
| Treasurer. Joseph NJ. Moore; S. S. Committee,
| Rufus Robinson, Jr., r. b. Miller John W Leath-
| ers; Collector, Reuben Robinson; Constable, Reu-
| ben Robinson.
/ Observation-Disclosures l.. w. Stsrbird; Clerk,
P. White; Selectmen, w. b. Ferguson, VIM Har
| ris, Jr., A. C. Thorndike; Supervisor Of Schools
| l.. P. Toothaker; Treasurer, B. Bussey; Collector
w. b. Reed; Agent, Ira Gardiner; Auditor, l..
w. Stsrbird. Amount of money raised for schools,
| 81 100;
PLYMoUTH.- Moderator, S. G. Butman Clerk,
S. L. Perkins Seectmen, o. d. Chapman, NJ. J..
| Dow, j. c. Moody; Treasurer J. P. Palmer; Con-
| 8 table, Edwin Smart. The Selectmen's report
shows the town to be out of debt with $3.50 in the
| treasury.
ANsoN.-Clerk, Albert Moor; Selectmen, etc.,
Albert Moore, BENZ. Mantor, I'd, w. w. Pease /;
Treasurer, T. F. Paine; Auditor, Dennis Moore !;
8. S. Committee, w. p. cleveland; Collector and
Constable, John Walker.
EMsDEN.-Clerk. Thsddeus Boothbv Seectmen
etc., ThsddeusF Boothby, Ozias McFadden, Geo.
B. Walker.