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creased majority over last year, when
the plurality was $1,000. The COM
plete footings of the returns for Bos-
ton are: Rice, Republican for Govern
or, is, 100; Castor. Democrat, is,
Pittman. 1921; Phillips, 900. The
vote of Boston last year was: Rice,
Is. OCT; Adams, 20, $50. The falling off
of Democratic votes is surprise to the
friends of that party. The footines OF
$50 towns show that Rice, Republican.
leads CASTOR, Democrat, 1882 votes.
being gain for Rice In these towns of
165. CASTOR loses ATS votes. Pitt
man, Prohibitionist, gains over the
vote for Baker last year, 1890 votes.
which seem to have been drawn from
the Democrats rather than the Repub-
licans. The journal claims Rice's
election by 10. 900 to $1,000 plurality,
which is probably no: wide OF the
marx. The Legislature is largely Re-
publican, and the Council nearly all
Republican. Senators-eiect stand 81
Republicans and Democrats.
Connecticut Election-No Change in
the LeRislature.
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 6.
The election in Connecticut to-day
was only for Sheriffs. members of the
House of Representatives aud one-half
of the Senators, the other half holding
over from last year, when the Repub-
licans had majority in the Senate and
36 in the House. The Indications are
that the Republicans will retain con-
troll of the Legislature. The vote in
the State has been light. The Repub-
lican majority in the Legislature will
be aboht the same as last year.
BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, Nov. 6.
P. T. Barnum is elected to the Gen.
eral Assembly by majority of 2i2;
the usual Democratic majority has
heretofore been about 450.
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 6.
The total vote this year is not far
from 10000 81 $3.50 Republican and
81 ,S6l Democratic
30. 900 Majority In New York
NEW YORK. Nov
The State gives Democratic ma.
jority of about 10000. Morrisey, anti
Tammany. is elected.
Democratic Majority In Peansyl-
s. vani".
HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov.
Returns to-day indicate Democratic
majority in the State of from 10. 600 to
$4,000.
Illinois Close.
CHICAGO. Nov. 7.
The vote is close. but probabilities
favor Democratic majority. In this
city the WcrklnBm6n carried TWO entire
wards.
soE
Cabinet Considering the Prssidenl's
ek Message. tssa
WAsHINoToN, Nov. 6.
The Cabinet to-day devoted cousid-
cradle attention to the subjects regard
ed as important to everybody in the
forthcoming message of the President
to Congress. M Nng
Annie Dickinson Seriously Hi.
NEWARK. N. j., Nov. 6.
Annie Dickinson is reported serious
ly i'll of congestion of the brain at the
residence OF Mrs. General Chatfeld, at
Eltzahath 4
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SPLENDID amethyst aud diamond
sleeve buttons for $14. worth $50.
Send to Uncle Harris. 702 Kearny
street, San Francisco, for them.
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n. c. TANOY,
2 HOT CRAP HER.
Wlnnemucca.... ......... Nevada

VIE PUBLIC Are RESPECrFULLY IN.
formed that, having lifted ap he build.
ing formerly occupied by T. Al. Wood, am
prepared to turn out. on short notice, pic.
'uresln all the popular styles and sizes. In
superior manner.
Iwill rem. ain in winnemucca but a shor,
'iu'e' ana teel conndeHt that Isatisfy all
VINO may favor me with theirp onage.
WISSEauccA. February 1.-THE
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S25 REWARD.

VIE above regard Will be paid
II Tor the recovery Of an Iron GRAY
horse' four years old, dinly branded
o. on the left thizn, wnicn strayed
iion Battle Mountain three weeks aeD. uoou
delleVry OF the horse at Montana's stable.
an, Asa MoUlGE,
Winnemucca, November /, Is77. n
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1--WE co-psrtnefslnp heretofore existing
n between the undersigned, under the
hIln name u Laseags Hawley, il this day
alssolVed " mutuai consent. Jacob h2wley
having sold his interest 10 Pablo LAveaga
he business VIII be continued AS hereto.
Tore by the Remaining partner, under the
name OF Pablo Laveaga, VINO assumes ali
haDiiltles and collects al. debts OF tie arm.
T. LAVEAoA,
;, j. HAWLEY,
Unionville. November ?, 1877. i'm
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Disease Crews 4 pa &c.

Like an III wind. aud cannot b. mastered
to,early. What is II tritiiug attack of sick
ness to-day may, if unattended to, become
a serious case in IA week. Small ailments
should be nipped in the bud before they
blossom into full blown maladies. Ii this
advice were attended to, many q heavy bill
for medical Attendance might I've avoided
When the liver is d~isordcred, the stom ach
foul, the bowels obstructed, or the nerves
disturbed, resort should ut once be had te
that supreme remedy, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, a few doses of which will restore
healthy action and put the system in per
feet order. 1t is a wise precaution to keel
this Incompatible preventive in the house
since it checks. with unrival promptitnde
disosders which breed others far more dan
gcrons, and in their latest developments
are themselves often fatal.
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HOUMA, TerrehOnne Parish La. J
Feb. ~ 1877. {

Feb. - 1877.
The members Of Koama Fire
Co. No. !, are to turn ont in full
uniform to day, aS they are to
receive Il new engine. The old
engine was but Of little service
at Il fire, and 1t is said thAt the
new one will be adequate to the
wants of our little town IN case of
a conhagration.
Bob tail Raids. are censuring
the action ofParish Judge Sydney
and Clerk OF Court Condor, tor
qualifying under the Nichols
Government. We hear also, that
there is a white rad. carrying a
Bible around, and making quota
ton to men, as Ignorant as him
self, and disparaging the action
of Messrs. Sydney and Condor
tor not asking this rising genius
bis legal opinion as to the course
they must pursue. AS for us, we
have hut little respect for a man
who will use the Bible as a poiiti
cal a%tep-stOne.
The taxpayers of this parish
will hold a grand meeting on Sa
turday the Oath inst.
Very Respectfully
"OLIO.n
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Clip! Clip! Clipl
the foreman calls for more

Clip! CLIP! CnpI
While the foreman calls for more !
And clip-clip-clip,
Till the "levil" looksin at the door
It's oh to De q councilman,
Or even a school trustee,
A mayor, policeman. or anything.
Or anything else but me!
Clip! Clip! Clip!
Till thejaws drop open wild e;
Till the elbow cracks like an old barr
door.
And you take that "stitrh'-in the side
Enquirers, Tiibnnes, Gazeftes,
And Stars that make YOU dOZe,
Till over the Herald YOU fall asleep,
And clip off the end Of your nose!
Oh woman with paper curls!
With bustles that rattle and q~uivert
1t is not paper you're wearing out
But a human editors liver!
Clip Clip! Clip!
Hunting for something new,
Which the managing editor swear
after all
Its as old as the Wandering Jew!
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On last Saturday night
Excelsior Lodge, No. "a, /. O. O.
F., held it's 1OO0th session. Col.
Holbrook. D.. ID. G.. NJ, and Mr..
Bass, n. G. of Arrow Lodge, No.
5, located at Morgan City, were
visitors upon that occasion.
After the session OF the Lodge
was closed, the members partook
of a fine oyster supper, to which
full justice was done. The eve
ming was a pleasant one to all
who participated In the festivi
ties.
But one member was present
Mr.. J. Larkin, who was at the
hrst meeting of the Lodge,
April Is, 1851. But two others
are living. L. Bush of New Or>
leans, and w. Hall Of Chicago.
How many of these present at
the 10OOth session, will commemo
llte the 2O0Oth session.
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tary.
The commission is now in Sc
.cret session. There is little doubt
of the result.
Immediately after the doors
we're closed, Mr.. Morton submit
ted a resolution declaring that
the votes of the Hayes and Vince
Ter electors OF Louisiana should
be counted, and assigned rea
sons, five Of which are under
stood to also cover the case OF
Oregon and South Carolina. His
resolution was adopted by a vote
of s to Z.
Justices Miller and Bradley
and Representative Abbott were
then appointed committee to
draft a report for presentation to
Congress, and at 6:15 took a re
cess to Z O'clock.
The understanding that Nor
toms resolution covers Soath
Carolina and Oregon, may be
received with very slight hope
that the persons who commnnl
Gated the information may have
misconstrued it. The commission
adjourned without removing the
pledge of secresy. Nothing fur
ther TRANSFERRED.
The following is Mr.. Morton's
Resolution
Resolred, That the persons ma
med us electors in certificate No.
l we're the lawful electors OF the
State Of Louisiana, and that theil
votes are the votes provided TO,
by the constitution of the United
States, aud should be counted
for President aud Vice President.
This follows the opening OF the
doors, and the announcement O.
the result that no evidence will
be received.
Justice Field then moved that
an hour be allowed to counsel on
cltiICf Sluc iOI Aui CuCl oASu'AOIIl'
Mr.. Garfield said tho time al
lowed by the original order haC
been exhausted, and he objected
to a further extention,
!, Mr.. Morton suggested that
counsel be consulted about the
subject. He would vote agains'
the motion unless counsel desired
! it.
Mr.. Evarts expressed a willing
ness to let the case stand as j
. now stood.
Judge Campbell said that a.
/ the commission had excluded tn
evidence they had nothing to adj
to the argument presented.
: On motion Of Mr.. Hoar, tn
doors were then closed, and TIL
commission resumed the secre
| session. The commission remain
ed in SESSION until Sal Z. NJ.
= when. on motion OF Mr.. Edmnnd>
, adjourned TO 4 p. NJ, to>lnorrov
d, WAS ordered, when they cast thsi
, votes.
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w: w. Cross.

Although anticipated the news
was no less sad to his numerous
friends, that DIR. Wallace Cross
was dead. On last Sunday DIT 12t
O'Clock p. NJ, he expired calmly
and quietly at the residence of his
mother-in-law Mrs. James Bills
liu, surrounded by his family and
relatives, and OH Monday all
that remained Of him on earth,
was deposited in St. Johns Epis
copal cemetery. in the, presence
OF a large multitude, who had
long known him and admired his
christian virtues aud excellen-
cies.
DR.. Cross was born three miles
North of Thipodaux aud studied
medicine when quite young. AT
the beginning of the war he was
beginning the practise OF his
chosen profession and was short
ly appointed as surgeon in the
confederate army aud followed
its fortunes till the wal came to a
close.
Returning home he established
himself in practice in Thibodaux.
He shortly after married aud ever
after pursued his profession. 1t
was evident to his friends, some
years ago, that his time on earth
would be limited, that consump
ltion had seized upon his apparent
ly robust frame and marked him
for his own. Gradually be yielded
to the inroads OF this insidious
disease when on Sunday last he
was numbered with the dead.
His warm heat that throbbed
for others woes is still aud is now
Joining It's kindred dust
The gentle disposition and &C
NAL traits of his character were
conspicuous, his ear was ever
open to the sound Of distress and
his hand ever ready to give re
lief to the suffering and needy
He had barely reached aperict
of life, SO years. when his expo
rience and skill as a surgeon an,
) physician would have been O
great service in this communit,
| Tor as both, was he considered
and classed among the first tina
the State affords.
Thus has passed away anothe'
of the many learned and able ph,
sicians who have practised in Tn
I hodanX and the name of DR.
!, Cross goes down to posterit.
: among those OF Scuddy, Ewing
5 Llshbrooke Dedrick and other
reve1ed and honored for his mai
~ virtues.
| Peace to his memory.
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On to morrow the fine stea-
mer Assumption will extend her
usual trip, az low down as Lock.
port returning to Thibodaux du>
ring the early part Of the night.
This will efford a fine opportuni
~ 70: all persons who wish to take
q steamboat ride aud see the Ba
yon below. A fine band of music
will accompany the excursion.
The fare for the round trip will be
ono dollar. The Assumption will
be in charge Of Capt. Jos. Dale
res who understands thoroughly
how to accommodate aud please
his friends and patrons Let the
boat then be crowded.
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Peach trees are blooming
finely, the orange trees are begin
hing to put forth their leaves.
showing that tue cold weather in
Decemhrr did not hurt them
badly, but the Eucalyptus lives
only in the memory of the con.
filling spirits of those who, so
carefully planted and cultivated
them for the last two or three
years.
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1t seems very probable that
the Nichols convenient in Louisi
ana and the Hampton gouver>
ment in South Carolina will not
be molested by the general gov
erninent.
Hayes will have fraud enough
to carry without loading himself
with such pitiful adverturers and
pIunderers as Chamberlain and
Packard.
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The ffthieth anniversary of
the elevation Of Pope Plus
TX to the Episcopacy occurs on
May 81.
The Bishops throughout the
world are notifying the members
of the Catholic Churches of the
tact and exhortiug them to make
it a day of Joy to the Holy Father.
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Song of the Shears
From the 81 T,oasse Tn,cs

From the StLom;s Times.
Weary and not very stout,
The victim Of heartless quizzers,
news editor sat, with elbows out,
Plying his pencil and scissors,
Clip ! Clip ! Clip!
In mucillage, tatters and tears!
And still, with a voice Of d~olorous dip
He sang the Song offthe shears.n
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"A meeting of Tax Payers is
called to take place this day in
..Thibodaux, The tax paying popu
,lation ought to be fully represen
ted, as matters Ut Importance
will be brought up for considera
ton. These are times that every
man should act and not trust to
his neighbor.
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RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE
SEASONS.

MIR: JOHN BOSIO, P.OPRIETAIRE
~ du RESTAURANT DEs QuArRE-SAIsoNsl
previent SEES alnis de a willie ct de la cam
payne, ainsi que lie pnblic en- generate, au i
a transfere son restaurant du No. lJI de
la rue de Chartres au No. III de la meme
rue, pres de St-L0uis. II profile de cette oe-
easion pour remercier le public ct s~ollicite
en- meme temps la continuation lie son bien
velliant patronage. II informe en- outre ees
anls quill a des salons particulars an pre-.
mler, q DIES chambres meutfees a louer 5 "a
sfRIalne on au mois. Les personnes d. "a
ffne et de la ca'npagne y trouveront tout Ii
comfort desirable Q restaurant sera on, ert
Jos4'ia ininuiI. 8 fev ISL ;
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On last Saturday night. Ribs
beck Bros. sugar house was des-
troyed 10y fire. Fortunately all
their sugar had recently been
shipped to New Orleans, but they
lost most of their molasscs. In
sured for $15, O0O.-Suyar Boa0i.
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On the morning Of the 10Th
instant as the passengers were
getting Oh to the cars at Algiers
a number of them were robbed of
t her purses, watches, chains &c.
A very clever piece of sleight of
hand performance in which the
performers had all the fun.
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Mr.. Bopron has opened bust
ness in Que of the rooms of the
Red Stole, where he will. be
pleased to meet bis customers and
friends.
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"A crazy man tried to shoot
Packard, the other day.
How a crazy man could effect
an entrance into Packard's coOne
,ry is the absorbing question.
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The election of Hays and
Wheeler to the Presidency and
Vice Presidency of the United
States, in face of an undoubted
and nndisputed majority of the
Electoral votes, and nearly 800
600 majority OF the popular vote,
is one of the most direct trlumphs
OF unmltigated rascality, that has
been exhibited in this world for
ten centu ries, and is IA feat which
no sensible man would have class
ed among the chances of probabi
lities six months ago.
No other Williams than Mat.
Wells and Tom Anderson ever
could have engineered such a
scheme as that to a successful is
sue.
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A NEW METHOD that cures Coughs.
Colds. Bronchitis and Consumption, DR.,
!. II. Mclean 8 Cough 4 Lung Healing
Giobules.As they dissolve in your mouth,
a healing gas is generated and inhaled.
pertneates and comes in direct contact,
will cure Troat and Lung diseases. Trial
boxes, by mail 2o cts. DIR. j. H. Mclean,
3i4 Chestnut, st. Louis.
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The Crops OF SUaAR.-In q
parishes heard from, the yield Of
Sugar in 1876, is 10000 hogsheads
more than the yield of 1875
The crop of 1876 estimated ON
this basis will be 10000 hogs
heads, against 10000 hogsheads
in 1875 Ill round numbers.
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j. B. Winder the famous
lawyer Of Houma has been spen>
ding a part of the present week
in Thibodanx,
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The Bayou has been steadi
ly falling all the week, and has
already receded some four or five
feet.
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The news now indicate that
Hayes will be President, aud
Nichols Governor of Louisiana.
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Editorial Items.

Look out for the eclipse OF
the moon on the 9th inst. 1t is
invisible in the United>States
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The Crops Of

F'om the reports of Mr.. G.. w.
Squnres. prepared tor the Price
Current in New Orleans, the fol
lowing statistics are obtained,
concerning the yield Of tho La
fOurche Parishes:
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OFFICE COR. MARKET & PATRIOT SITS
THIBODAUX, LA.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, oath, 1877.
Notice to Subscribers.

This mark X, on the margin. meaps that
your subscription has expired. Such are
Invited to renew at once.
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One ofthe most important du
ties that falls to the lot of man il
when he hears a person cough, to
tell hun that he has a bad cold.
even if he has to walk a whole
square to do 80.
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@cG week in your own town Ia.
@OO and So outfit free. H. HAIIT%s
g. CO., Portland, Maine.
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See card of j. NJ. Savage &
Co, ID another column.
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NEW ADVERTINEMENTs
LUCRATIVE BUSINESS.

A LUCRATIVE bUSINESy,
~ WE WANT 500 MORE Erp.
CLASS SEWING MACHINE AGErs
AND 500 MEN OF ENERGY "
ABILITY no LEARN THE BUSTHSa
OF SELLING SEWING NACHIwS
CONPENSA IION LIBERAL a X
VARYING ACCORDING TO p
CHA RACTER and QUALiFYCATlns
OF THE AGENT. FOR Pa RTynS
LARS, ADDRESS
Wilson Sewing Machine Co. Chilean
827 & 829 Broadway, New-York, a
Orleans, La.
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From the above it will be seen
that there has been an increase
of sugar in hogsheahs, in the
crop of 1876, over that of 1875, of
2196, aud a decrease in barrels OF
molasses of 51S8, and in barrels
of Rice of 26l3l.
Adding the crop of Terrebonne,
which exhibits a gain of 1922
hogsheads of Sugar, and 917 bar,
rels OF Molasses, with IA decrease
of 526 barrels OF Rice, there is in
the products of those three La
fonrche parishes, a gain of 361S
hhds. ct Sugar, a decrease of
4271 bbls. of Molasses, and a
decrease of 26647 bbls. of Rice.
The decrease in the culture of
Rice will be large the present
year, as but few planters will
plant it at all, and many small
growers will abandon it's culture.
The excellent seed cane and rat
toons, indicate a good prospect
for a fine yield of Sugar next
Fall.
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C'iucHCe CenullS 10 prove Sdfu ell
gibility, as offered by counsel for
DIRECTORS to certificates Nos.1 and
3. Rejected by the same vote.
Justice Field offered the eighth
and last substitute, rs follows:
Resolved, That in the opinion
of the commission evidence is ad
missible upon the several matters
which the counsel for directors to
certificates Nos. I and 3, offer to
prove.
This was also rejected by the
same vote, and the question on
the original order submitted by
Mr.. Hoar, came up, viz: That
the evidence offered be not re
ceived.
Mr.. Payne moved to strike out
the word "not." Rejected by the
same vote.
The vote on the original order
was then taken, and it was
adopted by the following vote:
YEAs-Bradley, Edmunds, Ere
linghuysen, Garfield, Hoar, Mil
Ter, Morton aud Strong-S.
N~AYs-Abbott, Bayard. Gilt,
ford, Field, Hunton, Payne and
Thurman-7.
After the conclusion had been
reached by the commission, coun
sci were admitted aud the above
resolution was read by the secre>