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THE CORN CROP.

4. may be stated that the yield promises
t. be an abundant one IN most sections
of the West. In Kentucky, Tennessee,
Missouri, Kansas, and the southern and
middle portions of Ohio, Indiana, Hill
nois, Iowa and Nebraska, the crop Is con-
sidered out of danger from trosts. In
the northern part OF the latter States,
Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota,
the crop will require about one week or
ten days to rIpen, and the present warm
weather would indicate that 1t Will be
secured without injury. La some OF the
wheat growing sections, the acreage Will
probably show slight falling oil, and the
war in Europe, no doubt, influenced
farmers to plant more wheat than usuaI,
more especially In sections where they
had a good supply OF old corn on hand.
The tree movement OF corn IRON the
West to the Eastern and foreign mar
ket was no doubt Influenced to some eX-
tent by the desire OF farmers TO transfer
il in view of the favorable outlook for
the growing crop. 1t must be remem-
bered. however, that in some sections OF
the West the cold weather IN the spring
interfered somewhat with the planting OF
corn, and that the crop WAS backward,
but there is little danger anticipated, as
the weather during the summer WAS eX-
ceedingly favorable. Some damage has
been sustained by severe storms OF wind
and hail. but not more thsH the average
| loss from the same causes IN previous
wears. In regard to
THE Hog CROP.
There appears to be but one opinion
| that il will be Al unusually large one,
! The prices obtained for hsgs during the
/ past two or three years have encouraged
| farmers TO give more attention to their
production, especially rs they have al
WAYS found ready market Tor them At
the leading packing centres. This Is
more especially the case IN the States OF
OHIO. Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Ne
braska. The hog crop il seven Western
States aggregates this year about r.
100000, against lO,6OO,OVO last year, Or
An increase of about 1873 per cent. The
remaining States produced about $780,
600 hogs last year. In The same pro-
portionate increase, these States
would produce 6,9S0,OOO hogs,
making the total for the
present season in the Western packing
States about l9,4300e0 hogs. 1t Is doubt
tul il the coming packing season will re-
ceiye the full benefit of this increase, as
the lighter quantity OF hogs commsnd a
premium Al the principal summer pack.
ing points, and farmers may have been
induced to forward them rather more
freely without fattening them as well rs
usual There appears to be some doubt
Ms to the time OF marketing the hogs, and
operators are inclined to the opinion that
prices will TO some extent govern their
movement Packers may not be quite S,
ANXIOUS 10 purchase during the early part
of the packing season, as they are not
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ROANOKE COLLEGE

Next session begins Septem Der ?, Pr
Collegiate elective and pTrpar. ~. y
cour7es UnsuTpassed location. Mountain
climate. Moral community. Five churches
u 'ov u. Moderate expenses: rom $50
70 $40 for ga months, inc .udinR tuition,
board, etc, etc. students from fifteen
states, Indian Territory, aud Mexico.
Twenty students from West Virginia. For
Catalogues, etc, address
SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

THE BRICK HOUSE NO. s. SOUTH
/ Broadway, containing six rooms and
a nall.
For terms, inquire at lO2S Chaplline
street. Terms moderate. au2L-h
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at'hceling &egi5ter.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

HhIb 1 hEN 10 ETY.
one year........SS W Three months".3s w
SIX monthS........ 4 W One month........ 70
TRI-W REGIST ER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
One copy, yr..Si W One copy,6 mosN w
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One copy, l yr...Sl 50 Six copies, yrs 90
One copy, mos l OO Ten copies,lyr IL W
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FOR SALE.
For SALE Or EXCHANGE.

SALOON ON MAIN STREET. BEST
n location in this city. Enquire al
ay2Sb REGISTER OFFICE.
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Pittsburgh, Gi cinnati and St. Louis
RaiAuaM

nAN.WANnLE ROUTE. CONDEMNED
| lmr fJu ,ui through and local trains,
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ARRIVE.

-..1,.uyille ,"prumOdatlon leaves
B-.a-- At 1 40 %. ii. Bridgeport al t'''' AN"
s-rr-ss AZ Steuhenville al 6:t1 =. ~.
1--we, S,eubeuville at 7:i5 a. m, arrive
A. 9- report a go a. N.
,p-.U Accommodation trains IeaEe
B. t.r- Al g.3J a. m, and PAD p. M;
X. -p8rt g45 a. III. and 30 p. ga arrive
sWtr.us Ferry at 800 a. N. ana l:'O p.
No. Returning leave Martins Ferry q.
IFS, -I..rrI S.3Ip.m.; Bridgeport ~ -
s...lud .G.p. IN. arrive al E"I.alre al
..suI. M, .u0 % - y. IN. 49,,
rcselsto all principal points IN the
Ev'aul West can be procured AT thS
Uaiou Ticket Office IN McLvre House, ana
Ar the station al Bridgeport.
+. K. YEIiS,
NAL General Passenger X Ticket Agent.
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OLD SWEET SPRINGS,
AfOSROE COUNTY, ". VA. THIS OLD

lTOSROE COUNTY, ". VA. THIS OLD
vi and delightful Summer Resort will be-
open tor the accom- ~ OdatiOu Of visitors on
the 18TH Of June. No establishment n lts
gtuce Of IT. appointments. Charges per
.tem, e.. per week, sl7.Jy; per month, 81;
children under ten year, Of age half price
White and cOlOrsd servants, according tO
accom- mOCaiIJGs. FOR further lBfOTua-
ton address J. W. YOUNGER
JeZb Superintendent
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llth Grand Monthly Drawing, Tuesday,
Nuvem BIER 9TH. Capital Prize 5000. Tick
cts 50 each. a2oleN SEl
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
West Virginia, Long Distinguished for
their
Val llARI E Al TEpATUE WATEpc

and Fashionable Patronage, are now open
al reduction ~ rates on IormcT seasons.
BOARDS per day, 80 per week, and s7j
per month Of thirty days.
special arrangements may be made for
large families that spend The season.
.cl GEORGE l.. PEGTOS a 90.
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CAPITAL PRIZE s2O,OOO.
10000 Tickets at On" Dollar each.

Approximation Prizes OF s!oO.-... Nv
y 100. NO
. r..... iju
So Prizes, amounting tO..............S So, 90
Write for circulars or send orders 10
vi. \. DAUPHIN,
20. Box tg2, New Orleans, La.
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SMITH Il. co.

W. II. CALDW President.
A. e. SMITH, Brewer.
A. X. STEN ENSON, Manager.
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.snd 10 make close com ection al
Nos. ,' at Tor all points South and south
,'l1ihJ,VSS nIcago for all points west ana
Northwest, 4 trains make connections at
E1si oo ,S for Philadelphia, New York
70. i 5ts,5n. At Washington City for all
p9.atts, sound sound ,raius make direct connec;,
"eN. 49, principal points West ana
: -rnwt'.. ,.......... cars on all night trains.
YEl4,'1l, pj7.T'NR URGH AND BAL
HNEELAJ,, TN1O PE DIVISION.
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PLUM 3 e RS.

4 splendid OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
n Fortune. 4th Grand Dollar Drawing,
1911. AZ New Orleans, Tuesday, OCTOBER
"a Louisiana state Lottery Company.
This Institution was regularly lncor-
porated by the Legislature of the State
for Educational and Charitable purposes
i'm lS6S, with Capital otsLOOU,O, To which
IL has since added reserve iund OF $751;
zoe. Its grand single Number Drawings
wi take place monthly. HHerer ScdieS or
pOStponeS Look at the following scheme;
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>NN,,,v except sunday.
atoms at all stations between
NJ. s'o,f,J cumberland; No. 4S stops
aeeI' Inle,tiGns between Wheeling ana
.''' gESTBOUND TRAINS.
No. 5 NOR. No. 10
daily, daily.
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CONSIDERATION.
Gilmore & Ohio r. r. Co.

on and after May ,d II i.' w Sanseh iHE
t al will leave as '0'i0"'' "HDS
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KfckshaWs.

"A little blue glass pounded mp
fine and given to a dog with his
food. is a sure preventive OF hy>
.drophobia. 1 T..
Bill Arp,J whose humorous
Letters just after-the wal, made
every body laugh, Was killed late
ly, in Texas, by falling from IA
wagon.
March went out like a mad lion
in New York. Snow, wind ana
rain. in turns worried the Goth.
antics, injured the shipping, and
delrged the low places.
Heavy floods aud the breaking
of. dams in Connecticut nno
Maine, have done immense dan
age lately. \ flood there is Jlter
ent to one in louisiana. Towns
mills, animals and people Az
washed away and destroyed.
A. Oakley Hail.. who mystic
riously disappeared from New
York. has been found ia England
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The wonderful commission
sent down here by Hayes Cabs
net, have been sacheeiRg around
New Orleans all week.
On Tuesday made a prooo
sition to have the Legislature, as
formed by the Returning Board,
assemble and recount the votes
for Governor and State officers.
That was Il luminous aaa. for
men to come SO tar to britt. :sprth.
Leave the settlement Df the poll
teal difficulties in LonlSiana, to
the tools of the Returning Board.
tOrSooth )! D..
Either that commission is Il SCI
of asses, or elseathey suppose the
people of Louisiana, are a pack O
tools.
The very proposition is an in
suit III itself. rti.e
Away with all such nonsense.
Nichols is Governor of Louisi
ana,, aud so will he remain unit
displaced by a military Governor
or a successor honestly elected II
succeed him. = ,
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E2ucOuracement fol-. the Feeble

Debility, whether it be inherent, or caus
ed by oyertaxed strength, or protraoted.
illness, has a most depressing influence
upon the mind, breeding an ahject, melan-
choly nearly akin to despair, and enforcing
the abandonment of cherished projects and
high hopes. Happily, the enfeebled system,
even in extreme cases, is susceptible OF IN,
vigoration. 1t is proved by incontroverti6le
evidence that Hostetter's Stomach Hitters
is an untailling strengthened OF the weak,
and thai in addition to vitalizing to physl-
cal organization. it establishes regularly
among those org upon whose efficient
discharge of the duties imposed on them
! by nature, continued vigOr and health de-
pend, Thousands Of instances might be
| cited to show the reseneratins influence OF
this hcastlrgiyins AGENT In eases oftiebli1ty'
liver disease. dyspepsia. nervous ailments,
consultations, Intermittent fever, urinary
and uterine troubles, gout and rheumatism
and other n alalies. ( $ ! y &i a$a aa
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For Sale.

4 HANDSOME PLACE OF TWO AR
n penis front on the beautiful river
T6:he, comprising about 66 arpents of ex-
~cellent, newly fenced land, Of which 60 are
admirably adopted to the cultivation of SUI
gar, cotto.i or corn !: the balance consisting
of a magnificent meadow i'll which the res
idenee is situated. The- whole property will
he sold, consisting Of the land above men
toned, and q residence, kitchen, cabins.
stable, vegetable and fruit gardens, and all
necessary appartenanees. This offers an ex-
cellent opportunity to any one Wishing to
raise stock, or to cultivate cotton or sugar
on "a snal scale, there being a cotton gin
and sugar mill in the neigborhood. This
property has never been inundated. The
dwelling home is comfortably furnished and
will he sold With ira without Furniture.
More land can be added in the rear and on
the upper side of the place.
For particulars address d: serI 81. :
II. GASCON,
Loreauville, Fausse Pointe, parish of Ibe-
ria. Inch. 81. I'm.
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The Commission appointed
BY the Presidentto visit New Or
leans. have arrived.
The members are Charles 8.
Laurence, of Illinois; Joseph 2.
HawIey, of Connecticut John
NJ. Harlan, of Kentucky John
O., Brown, of Tennessee; and
Wayne McNeigh. of Pennsylva-
MIA. The instructions given by
Evarts. Secretary otsState, to the
commission, a,e such as to enable
them to let Packar1!'down easily
The MISERABLE scamp with his
coons, are become Objects OF con
tempt throughout the land
There is scarcely a Republican
paper in the North aud West
that expresses anything hnt loatl
ing tor him and his vagahon,
followers. .
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have
lately been held in the towns of
Baton Rouge and Bayou Sara,
tor municipal officers.
These elections were held by
the legally established officers of
the respective cities, everybody
voting us be. pleased. y colored
man VAS elected Mayor Of Baton
Rouge, and colored candidate
was elected Alderman Of Bayou
Sara. There Is no Returning
Board to sit on these returns. The
mar receiving the majority OF
votes will occupy. his position
and the two villains Wells and
Anderson, may gnash their teetll
and foam at their mouths like
mad dogs if they wish.
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Cane planting in this, parish Is
over. We have heard no cons
plants of the cane keeping bad
~. Many planters have already
barred off their stubble. and
some early ones have chopped it
ont. The rattOOns are backward,
but that is all the better, perhaps,
IT'S they will be liable to injury
from late froSts. So far the pros
poets are good. Corn planting
has commenced in good earnest
and abundance Of this neces>
sary, cereal viii be planted in
this parish aS Termillion>
UHls Banner.
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THE FIaEMEN'S ANNUAL Pa.
RADE,In order that this parade
10 which oar citizens look for
ward with SO muoh pleasure, may
occur during the continuance of
the Fair, 1t has been decided by
the FireInen, to have their parade
two days earlier than usual, so
that it will occur ON Monday %.
instead of "Wednesday the 18th OF
April. On next Saturday, tho
SENTl4Ets will print the pro
gram ne of the March. This pa
rade will offer "a good opportuni-
~ to many of the country
friends anl visitors to the Fair.
to witness one of those annual
eajoymeats, which are given by
the members vf the Fire Departs
ment, to che inhabitants OF Thibo
daux, and which always leaves
SO many pleasing "reminiscences
among the participants.
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The police force has been turned over
to the city authorities of New Orleans
by the Nichols Legislature. 1t seems
that the Democrats are taking a very
large portion of the power away from
Mr.. Nichols: And why is this thus
Attackapqs Register,
This is thus because the peo-
pie desire to govern themselves.
They expect their Governor to
execute their laws. and do not
intend that even Gov, Nichols,
shall be the lawmakers for the
State.
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- "a
FITS EPILEPSY,
s-t OR .+P
FALLING SICKNESS

Ptrmaae'ak cMea-,to hamb'9 by one
month''s usage Of Dr.. GDaLuds CsiebrVted
intuiiibie FI Porders. 70 convince sufferers
that these powders viii do all wi ca;ti,n for
them, we viii send them by mail. post PAID,
q free TFidl Box. AZ Dir Goulird is the only
pllysicMa that has ever made this disease IL
speciel study, and as to our knowledge
thousands have been permanently cnred by
the use of these Poaodsrs, ase piN guarantee
q permanent cure in every ease. or rcfuHd
Nou all money expended. All sufferers should
give, these Powders in eaily trial. and be
convinced of their curative powers .
Price, for large box, $500, or 4 boxes for
$1,000. sent by mail to any part of United
States or Canada on receipt of price, or by
express, c. q. D.tAdiress,
ASH & ROBBINS.
s'360FuBroN STREET.. BRookLIN; MY. ;
ID AFFAIR.". ...
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Among our advertisements
is found that of BodIey Bros, of
Wheeling, West Virginia, who
manufacture wagons and carts,
that are almost universally used
in the Lafourche country.
There is no more enterprislng
firm than this, and none more
worthy Of patronage.
w. II. Ragan, is their agent in
Thibodaux.
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REDUCTION. Atlantic

REDUCTION. The Atlantic
and Pacific Telesraphic ConpapA,
has reduced all rates for Tele
grams of ten words or less, "be
tween all its Offices East of the
Missouri river, including Omaha,
Nebraska, Atchison and Leaven
WORTH Kansas to Il uniform
rate Of 20 cents. Prices heretofore
ranged from 10 cents to $500.
This company is extending its
lines South. towards Mobile and
New Orleans, when a. similar
rate will, be established in the
South. Such Il reduction of tariff,
will be one of the greatest boons
ever yet given to- the public, and
place the wonderful telegraph
within reach OF every one. J G5&i
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MARRIED.

1t st. Josepll's Church. Tuesday April 10,
1877, by Rev. e. Menard, MISS THEODO-
STA TR0NE, to MR.. MYRTIL AUPIED,
all of this parish.
The SENTINEL acknowledges
the receipt of a slice of excellent
cake, from the Happy couple
whose marriage is above given.
May their lives be prosperous
aud happy, and their pathway
ever strewn with flowers.
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To days SENTINEL, contains
4 communication from a cores
pondent, regarding a difficulty
that lately occurred at the store
of J. G.. Davis.
1t is reported here that the
man Simon, has left the parish
There is aud has for a long time,
been an unfortunate feud between
the Bald-jour and Cheramif
families, which manifests itselt
every opportunity that presents
itself. a
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Grand Fair al the ST.
JOsepi,'s ChUrch.
With the assistance and porticipa
ton Of the Fire Department
of ThiJodauI. ~

You are respectfully invited to
attend the Fair, which will. he
held in the vast and magnificent
grove, in the rear OF the Church,
on Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day, the 21St, 22nd and 23rd of
OF the month ofApril 1877.
The main ATTRACTIONS OF the
fair will consist Of
Collations at all hours. An mex
haustible supply OF hot CONDO ia
la Cl6ole,) Refreshments of all
kiuds, Soda Water, Ice Creams,
Lemonades, Punch. Contectioita-
ry, Tombolas and a thousand
other attractive objects.
At the lower extremity of,the
Park there will be Target,Shoot
ing with Parlor Rifles, and all
kinds of sports.
Fixed and moderate prices.
a Dramatic performance aud
Instrumental music every day.
Admission to the Fair gratis
n. B.-A special train of Nor
qan'ss L. e 4. R. r. will leave A
glerS on Sunday, April ed at {!
o'clock. \. NJ. Returning, leave!
LafonrcheC Crossing at Ii O'CLOCK
p. NJ, (The ferry leaves n. o
from foot of ySt-Ann street, at
O'Clock A. M.tC2 $40 e3G .ie@ !
The transportation of passel
gers. by packets, from Lafourcli
!, Crossing, to thesfair, gratis.
PRICE OF EXCURSION TICKETSs
From y. o. to Lafourehe and return--Sl
From Bouttee and ! Y
I From DIES Allcmauds and r%etnrn.----- ! ]
: From Raceland and return----------- "
: low Mass viii be held. at 81
; JoSeph's Church ! hour after TIA
; arrival OF the se2cursionists.
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Oh may 5, 1877, Vim. Wilton
Sheriff, will sell at the Court
Hou Sc in Thibodaux. a tract OF
land about 40 miles below Thibo-
daux, containing nine afpents
front. See Advertisement.
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Special Notice.

Office State Tag Collector, Perish of Lafsur
che. corner Market apd Green streets. ~
stairs. s% 37h 30
Z T~HIBoDAHx, March 9th, 1877.
All persons owing licenses and capi.al
tax, i'll this parish, are hereby notified that
the office for the collection Of said taxes is
now opened,
P. L. LORIO,
m.3l State Tax Collector.
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Attention is directed to the
new advertisement Of G. LaZard
& Co., the merchant princes, 213,
2l5 and 217 Old Levee street.
Those who want cheap and
good clothes, should not fail to
visit THESE stores when in New
Orleans.
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The hange iron for the res
pairs Of the Thibodaux Bridge
has arrived, and will soon be put
into position. The present direc-
torsof the Bridge company, are
making repairs that will be per
manent and substantial.
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Those who want any dyeing,
had better sgather mp their faded
clothes and carry them around to
the Franklin House, as handbills
state that our Savage is going
away and will dye no more.
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The Editor of the Terrebonne
Republican, wrote eleven columns
on the account of the tirenents
celebration in Houma on the
Wednesday previous, and then
fOi got to print it,
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On "Wednesday evening Cato
Shepherd fired into a crowd OF
workmen on the Ridgetield place,
neartown and wounded ii man and
Il woman. The scamp then ran
away. @
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Proceedings Police Jury,
-.-a, - ...
PARISH OF f"LAFOURCHE
Special Session.


THIBoDAU1,' APRIL 9th, 1877.
The Police Jury met this.day at 10 o'clock
NJ. according to call of the President.
Members present Il. f. Schneider, Pros
ident S. Bazile, Chas. Brown.
Members absent IS. 5GalianO, d. Foret.
The President havingexplained his object
in converting the Jury ;the following reso
luton was offered by s. Bazile and the
same adopted .t.
Resolred-That the President be and he
is hereby authorized t. contract with any
party or parties for the thorough repairs OF
the Parish Jail.
On motion of Chas. Brown, the president
was authorized to have notices printed and
posted throughout the town OF fhibodanx
notifying parties wishing to contract toi
the rep firing of the Parish Jail.
On motion of S. Bazllc. the Jury adjourn
| ed subject to call of the President.
L. +. SCHNEIDER, President.
A true Copy: '"f
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