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In MemOriam.

DVput thAo 'ttOs az lis
er's residence in this town at 10!
A. NJ. Wednesday, Ocrober 9th,
1873, Il victim of yellow fever,
JEAN A. LAGARDE, in the TWEEN
ty-second year OF bis age.
LEAVES have their times to fall
And flowers to wither at the north Wind
breath,
And stars to set-but all
Thou, hast all seasons for thine, o Death T.
Alas. too fully do We realize
this sad and solemn truth and
too deeply do we feel and lay at
heart the hard lesson taught us
by the stern experience of III
present time of sorrow and tribu
latiOn. This Angel Of Death has
again busted himself in our midst
about his dreadful work Of eX-
termination and at the soleum
fiat of Divine Providence, ringing
through the Courts of Heaven
and sounding narrowing notes OF
death On earth, he brought down
his fiery sword and the thread of
another young and useful life was
cut, in twain in all the vigor of
budding manhood.
Our kind and genial friend
Jean is no more! In obedience 10
a summons from his Divine Mas
ter, his gentle spirit forsoOk its
earthly home and winged its
glad fig hit to the golden shores
Of Eternity, there let us hope to
dwell in the eternal san shine of
heavenly light aud to join its an
thems to the music of the heaven
~ choir in eternal praise of the
maker of heaven aud earth.
He leaves a doting mother,
fond and devoted sisters and a
kind brother to weep and mourn
his untimely departure and long
to cherish and guard the memo
ry OF him who loved them so well.
A host of kind aud true friends
painfully feel the aching absence
of his genial cOuutenanc and the
boding silence of his cheering
voice in their social circle. All
long will thy memory be cherish
ed, thou friend, who "art moi
dead but gone BEFORE" and often
in their social Intercourse, viii
they many virtues and sterling
qualities be the sad, yet fond
theme of those who have loved
thee
Sorrowing Mother. weeping
sisters and brother, it is not tol
friends to offer Consolation. Ac
cept our most heartfelt spmpa
thy, but consolation sect in tbt
sweet and soothing promises 0
Divine Faith, at the feet of hin
who has promised "As a MAJ
liveth, so shall he die" Draw
from that exhaustIess fountain o
Divine Goodness and may TIL
Lord, who has deemed it wise il
the depth Of his inscrutal,ie de
signs, TO seOIrge you with tn
"chastening rod of his Devin
Justice" grant you the grace O
heavenly fortitudc to bear tn
hard blow, He has dealt you.
"a rose bud is crushed ere its life had bee
loug
A bright beam is darkened. in earlies
dawn
When radiantly wearing the f~ullnees {
!, morn. '.
Anda spirit, unfetter'd, has wing'd 1t
flight
: To bask in the sunshine of heavenly light .
Resquiescat i'll pace!
" FRIENDS.
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LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY co.

This Institution was regu-
larly Incorporated by the
Legislature of the State for
Educational and Charitable
purposes, in 1868, with a
Capital Of $1,000 900, to
which it has since added a
reserve fund Of $3.50, 900.
Its Grand Single Number
Drawings will take place
monthly. 1t merer scales or
postpones. Look at the fol-
lowing Distribution:
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The way in which the Demo
Gratis skinned out the Republi.
cans III Ohio and Indian at the
late election will be cOnsoling to
little Hale of Maine who was so
incontinently beaten for congress
d month previous.
The Democrats make large
gains in members of Congress in
boti States securing a large ma
Jointly III the next congress-, be>
yold Question.
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Capt. Matt. Higginbotham.
Who is now connected with
Baumss new Dry Goods Einlp-
rum under the Franklln house,
desires his many friends to knew.
that he is now engaged in uu,
packing ID mammoth s:eck, most
carefully selected. and That great
bargains may be expected.
III. gentlemen. Il, the head of
the new venture, prove their busi-
ness ,aut aud enterprise by libt-
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Mr.. Csosicr, OF Lutitia Plan
tatiou on Bayou Terrebonne, re-
ports that his three years stub.
BILE yields a hegshead and half to
the acre. which is doing very
we'll indeed. Sis
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.RpeiStratiou is quickly ura

Registration is quickly draw
ing to IA close, aud We can ouly
urge our feiiowcitizcns not to neg.
lect to Gallon Capt. Mcbride in
timc. Unless a toierable lesiStra-
ton can be secured, there may he
danger OF Il repetition of tue old
radical regime, which would real
ly be t.m great an aiflic;ion. fol
lowing in the wake of the epide~
mic. H.. 10.
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The first oysters arrived at
our town Wednesday iasl, and
can be had at the Courthouse
Saloon being the first Of the
season,they arehigh yet,ot course,
but t0OthSome. fr.f 81
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The Terrebonne people keep
up a rigid Quarantine. They re
fused to allow anrmpty tin buck
ct to pass their picket line the
other day. t49
W. aisi'nt get any Cuite by the
Of Grafton tut We didn't get mad.
ii they keep away ye:ow fever
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Major Grisamore acknow-
hedges the receipt of IL bucket OF
excellent "cuite" from Judge }.
NJ. Howell of the "Waverly Plan
tatiOu,H
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We havt had a severe rain
during thenight from Wednesday
to Thursday last, followed by cool
weather a 4 d fresh norther. \
white frost is expected very soon.
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Elder Harper desires us to
tender his most htartfriC acknow
Judgments to DIR. Fleetwood,
Messrs. Clay Knob!och, J. G. Ra-
gan, and the ''iIowarJs" in gene
raj, for their great kindness in
his present severe illness.
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For want of space we are
unable to publish the report OF
the Colored Howard Association
in this issue.
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"A good many Of our plan
tors have commenced grinding.
1t is. however too early to say
anything definite about the yield.
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AS we go to press, we near
that Judge Howell is realizing
one hogshead and a quarter from
his stubble cane.
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QUERY "Why wi men smoke
common tobacco, when they can
buy Marburg Bros. Seal Of Norh
Carolina.' at the same piiceF"
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We have received several OBJ
ituary notices which want OF
space requires to lay over. for a
future issue,
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Price TEN Cents.
Newspaper Advertiser

CONTAINING a compl te list of all the tol
III tne onited states, the Territories /
the Dominion Of Canada. hayins.a pop|
ton greater than 5000 according to
!ast census, together with the m Of
newspapers having the largest local Gil
'ae'on IN each "f the places named. Ais
cataioxte OF newspapers which are reed
litI''ed 70 advertisers as giving great
.aiue m proportion to prices eharg.d.Al
me heiigions and Agricultural JVurnl
very complete lists, and many tables
rates showing the cost of advertising n
rioas newspapers, and much other into1
ZION which a beginner in advertising "
10 70 possess. Address GEO. P. y
FL q Co, Newspaper AdversMin11
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Matt Matter, the "witty and
wise has returned to us, from
New Orleans. and ran again be
found at the Court House Sa-
LOOM" He lett his four children.
all of whom had the fever, much
lmUrOVlnr,
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Editorials.

Look out for BACM'S man.
moth mammoth advertisement III
our next issue.
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Mr. G.. W. Turner, one OF the
employees of the SENTINEL mas
entirely recovered.
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Major Grisamore, the English
Editor, Of the SENTINEL, we are
sorry to Say, was Frustrated by
the fever on "Wednesday, though,
happily, all symptoms are tavera-
BILE, and he is already pronoun-
ced safe and o. K. by his phys
.%sie:an, Ok. Fleet wood, at the time
We wiitt. -. ,4.
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Elder Harper, Pastor of the
A. NJ. +. Church in this place.
and President of the "Colored
HnwarlS', who has labored very
faithfully and efficiently, has now
also been taken dom by the fe>
Yer, bur, We are glad to say. is
now out OF danger.
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Buy cotton and Hemp pack
ing rope, Sugar Ladies' and Skim
mers. Lamps and Lamp wick
from S. L. Grisamole.
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suffer
ing from .khenmati,m. Gout or
Neuralgia. to send for circular
containing certificates of cules.
A .dress, n. JENKINS & co.
Prop,Ietors Of Jenkins Rheu-
mats H.. Gout and Neuralagia
."Ann,hilator,h
New Orleans, La.
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Notice.
TO HOLDERS OF PARISH WARRANrs

n HOLDERS OF PARISH WARRANTSI
TheSe ia money in the Parish Tsreasurs
to pay old warrants registered III sas6, up
to and including No. 52s. \
+. SAMOAN,
Oot. 18th. 1873, Parish Treasurer.
Extract from the Minutes of the Proceedissv
fihe Police Juy. Regular Session, =
Oct. 1st., 1877.
- That all Warrants or
Claims against the Parish, not presented
to the Treasurer for payment, within Sixty
DAYS after the Treasurer adyertises he has
funds in the Treasury to pay the sanae.
| shall be reregistered. and the funds adyer.
| tised for t e payment of the said Warrants
or Claims, shall be applied by said Trsass.
rer to the payment of the next oldest War.
rants or Claims, in the order Of their rsgi-
tratiOn.. -
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Rooms Howard Association
The following receipts are acknowledged
Collected by j. g. Rousseau, as follows:

The following receipts are acknowledged
Collected by j. &. Rousseau, as follows:
J. l.. Leblanc $500; q. Cham
pagne. $500: Joachim Braud 3l.OO;
Jos. Richard $I.0O {. Bourgeois
81 90; T. 2. talgout Sa.00-..---- IA %
Collected BY c. Barker as fol
j. 2. Bourg $500; Jas. Moran
$3.50; p. q. Alleluand $3.50;
Richard Forest $500 A.. II. Ago
500 John Gonzales $500; n.
b. davenport $3.50; Ozeme Gau-
treaux $50 Jean DutrenG $0.25;
Alfred Forest Sp.25 Paul Br.ud
$500; Vasseur Gautreaux 800
Gerard ChauvIn $3.50 +; NJ. Foret
$500 Trasimond Forest $500;
Numa BOudreaux $500; NJ. De-
liuue 81 % V Q or Larouse 3l.00
b. Pcnouiih 5! 90 Julien AcOsta
5000; Lovency Lvency Leblanc
$3.50; jean Lorenzo S0-25; o.
L.a.srde 50. IS O5
E. Bauvais. 10 90
d. b. johnson. ) 90
Walter Collier. i w
N. T. 10 90
Howard Association, C~ulored... SO 90
Proceeds sale / bbl. Grits.... 4 OF
p. Medus, through H.H. Michelet l 90
Capt. Davis for acct. of E. Barri1 p
leaux for his Burial. ...... 8 90
Solomon Friedenthal.. S 90
Proceeds sale l Dbl. Onions...... rs
Collected by Washington He
bert as follows:
Paul Thibokaux $500: w. He
bert $500; Alidor R%obichaux,
$3.50 C.. NJ. I. $50 Felix Folso
$ic0; p. Toups 500; Justin
Champagne $3.50 A. K. Delas
$l.00 /; Henri Tastel $l.0O; Eu.
gene Folse $500; Marcelin fal-
unnt en- 20 Auy1sfiu EalUnut
$500; Zenon Chauvin 50. SO w.
Roussel 500; Felix Aseman
$3.50; Drauzin Folse $3.50 Mrs.
Widow s. Baudoin : HOO Sylves
ire Beaudoin Sl.00 Voltaire Kno
bloch 800; w. S. Z. q. Norris
$3.50 Ernest Wagenspsck $500; "'
O, Dupuis $500 Emile 'Toups
800 Amede Wagempack $500; ~ 50
Sam Smith, Terrebol %
Total received from Oct. 10th. to -
Oct. II, lS1S.--.-....-..--.-.- 5000 30
+. SAMOAN, Treasurer, II. A.
Rooms Executive Committee, }
Howard association. ,
ThibOtiaux, La. Oct. 18th. 1873. }
The Executive Committee acknowledges
receipt of the following contributions to-
wit: r.
E. E. Knobloch l Dbl. rice, Wellington
Hebert | Dbl. rice. Colored Towards of
Thibodaux | Pr. Geese, ] dozen and 8 eggs,
| hog, , buckets of syrup.
Through +. z. SEWN of ". o.. as follows
Antoine Restaurant | box wine, | box oat
meal, J. IL. Justamond | Dbl. soda crackers
Louis SterIer | bbl. grits, X. Beltran | Dbl.
corn meal, | Dbl. -four. ! bbl. rice, s shou'
dcrs. +. Martin 2 bills. soda craekers. +.
Lanoux & Sons l Dbl. flour, D. Talmages
Son Il c.. l bbi. rice, G.. A. LAnaux 4 Shout
ders. | Dbl. flour, Michel Leon = sugar cured
hams, l.. Graud ! box lemons, Reiss 4
Reueh | Dbl. parched coffee, Jos. Mezzi
bbl. potatoes, Louis TerrebOnne l biol salted
b EFF, | Dbl potatoes, l Dbl. onions. Ambroist
Jeanette l Dbl. crackers, A Cabiro l Dbl
corn meal, ! Dbl. potatoes, Auguste Babin :
dozen eggs. 3 chickens, | lot oranges, JOE
Eoudreaux | sack oranges Jos. Braud l
Dbl. potatoes, Harrison kOund. | chicken
I. D. MOORE, Chairman Elk. Com.
P. A. AUcoIS, Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTIHENENTO

PIANOS and ORGANS At En-
At FACTORY P6ICES. Great Reducti(
To close out present stock Of 800 Nec and I
cond-hand Instruments of first class maker
~,eay1dnted and at prices that sDEFY col
PETITION, for cash Dr. tn~staLlmeatl
AGENTS WANTED for WATERS 81
PERIOR BELL ORGANS and Pal NO
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. HORAO
WATERS q SOUS Kanmtacturers a,
Dealers. 40 East 14h-st., ". Y. Also Ges
RAJ A9ts. for SHONLNGERS Celsbrat
ORGANS.
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ITaX Payers attention is
..liled to The uQtile of Tax COllec
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MOBLEY & co.
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j. NJ. ROBINSON.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-04

preserve TO the men, women and ohildteh OF
this State the fruits Of the taxes SO en- nun!
borne and generously disbursed IN uShSIA "a
our admirable sy.tem Of pubic schools; TO
maintain the Union and protect - Is nag Q
guard the men 0, les Of the dead who dled IN
the name Of the Union. liberty and lAw. ana
to vin6icate all cur acts and purposes Il the
aim and mission Of the republican party mere
and elsewhere; and. first q all, to DO that
which Is best Tor IT, preservstion and peTpet-
uStion Cftlat rarity and it, principles, q, Id
ing all mems claim and 1spii ailons second
AIRY to these high aims and euds; these are
cur duties, and these the inten hns We 90
mCst Enormously maintain aud avOw
l.. r. HABhIS, ChairnAn,
ALP. DOrkA. tertiary
OF the Republican state Central Z IlL-lttee-
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Delinquent Motto G.

san FRANClsco SULPHUR MINING COMPANY.
LOCATION Of rin-Ipsl place OF business,
san Francisco. Calif0rnia.
Location Of "oiks, Humboldt county Nevada
NOTIcE-There are delinquent. upon the
following Described StocE, on account of As
strsment No. 1 levied on the sth DAG Of
epieInter. 1875 the several amounts :. I
opposite the names OF the resi- ectiye share
holders as fellows:
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U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE,

Ii WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. viii
IA pleate take notice that Alex. Wise has
Dsen appointed Deputy g. >. Internal keyenne
Collector for the second District Of Nevada
wee W. l.. French. resigned. All communal.
addressed, "i1 NC
ALEA. WISE Deputy u. sire,
WHINE mucca, Nevada.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
a PROCLAIM tor.

- 49, - 49,
~ II -, - sS',a,.t - ~, ~ ~
.1N-,'r+ - H,,stcld, SIC ~ \ eysds an
elf-1st, Ill IeH I'd ~ H. eIsc,t,.r N the
t1,lSor,i,.sr e..
GoFeIhof'
I1euteAaA. Governor
aeihD OF Coheiess'
Souss q ne = INT SouIt'
CiefA OF me SnpfeiAe Oouft'
SECRETARY 81 S'&te'
stare SOLtfSiatf,
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HNlNE Spanish Merino Bucks, warranted
II Thoroughbred. for sale AZ reasonable
terms at GuihIie's ranch. The bucks are
from one to three years cid, and, If desired,
will be delivered TO purchasers 1T Mlin,e-
mucca. JOHN GUTHRIE
SoIoma Ranch Sep. %, 1878. 4w
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And in accordance with law and an orCer II
the Board ofDirectors made on the 8th day of
sep eIa1er. 1878, b. many shares off ach parcel
~ such stock - may be necessary, will be
sold al public auetion, at the Gfice Of the
Company, Room 81 No. $40 Pine street.
san Francisco, California. on TUESDAY,
the TML FrH day Of NOVEMBER. l8,s
at the hour of ~ o'clock NJ, OF SAID y, to
pay said delinquent asst ssment thereon to-
eether with Costs Of advertising and expenses
of sale.
p. NJ. McLAREN. Secretary
Offee-i:oom 81. No. 3IO Pine street, san
francisco. California, oc2S.td
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-30

TEMPERANCE PoIsTs.-The next meet,
ing at Parker's Hall will be held to.mor.
row evening.
Rev. David Tatum, Of Cleveland, Ohio
minister OF the Friends denomination,
has been engaged TO deliver a lecture ia
Parker Hall on the evening Of Feb. 9th
Captain DeWolfe, Of the Salt Valley, Ia
zealoua temperance advocate, and ia
making use Of all laudabie means to adj
vance this cause on the upper Ohio river.
Though often and urgently solicited to ap'
propriate room on the Salt Valley for
a bar, at rent OF SIS per month, Capt.
DeWolie positively refuses, remarking
in regard TO this, that, though SIS per
month would help to grease the gudg.
cons" these hard times, yet he will mol
consent, in any way, TO the sin Of selling
intoxicating drinks, much less permit
them to be sold on the Salt Valley, OF
any other steamer where he is master.
A fine picture, "The Three Graces,'
has been presented 10 the OTIS Hall
Union by Master Eddie l.. Harkins.
"a large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at OTIS Hall last night. Spirited
addresses were delivered by Mossrs. West.
wood, Kemple and Marshall. Five sig.
natures weie obtained TO the pledge.
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A GENTLE HIST.-In our style OF eli
mate, with its sudden changes Of tempera.
,ure-rain, wind and sunshine often in.
termingled in a single day-it is no
wonder that our children, friends and
relatives are so frequently taken from us
by neglected colds, half the deaths result:
ing directly from this cause. A bottle oil
Boschees German Syrup kept about your
home for immediate use will prevent
serious sickness, a large doctors bill, and
perhaps death, by the use Of three or four
doses. For curing Consumption, Hemor-
rhages, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs,
Group or any disease OF the Throat or
Lungs, its success is simply wonderful as
your druggist will tell you. German
Syrup ia now sold in every town and viii
lage on this continent. Sample bottles
for trial, 10c; regular size, 75c. eod&w.
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EXAMINATION OF HARRIS AND STRAUSS
We yesterday morning noted the arrest
Of Charles Strauss, a lNborer at the Riv'
erside Mill, on a charge Of robbing Mr.
Anton Reymann's cellar, on Friday night
last. Strauss, it will be remembered
was remanded 10 jail for preliminary
hearing yesterday afternoon ut 2 o'clock
before Justice Caldwell. In the mean
while the-notorious Bill Harris, who was
suspected Of completely in this and Other
robberies which have been reported re
Gently, was captured by Officer Deibaugh
and locked up, and Justice Caldwell issued
A search warrant for the searching Of the
house OF Mrs. Harris, mother Of Bill, on
the hill near 18th street.
The officers found upon the premises Of
Mrs. Harris jar OF lard and n basket
which were identified as having beer
stolen from Mr.. L. s. Delaplain's cellar
recently. A basket containing a roll oil
butter, and another basket containing six
empty wine bottles were also found, and
identified as the property stolen from MIR;
Reymann. Six. sheep pelts, which had
probably been stolen from some country,
man while attending market, were dis
covered in dog house in the back yard
The examination OF Strauss and Harris
for burglary, with charge againststrauss
Of receiving stolen goods also, was com
menced yesterday afternoon, and will be
continued to-day. Harris will be tried
for burglarizing tue cellars Of MesSrs'
Anton Reymann and L. s. DelapIain,
and the prospects are very favorable for
his early departure Tor MonnIsSlile,
there TO lake up his residence with sup't
Bridges for term Of years.