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STEARSs Commlss Toner OF tic Hot
Springs. DENNIS wen, into the Super
vising Architects Office. where he had
nothing to do but to draw his pay
CESSNA. the County Judge. who took
the aiiidayi,s in Alachua, was made
postmaster. BLACK and VANCE. the
cauvassers there, went one into the
Treasury and the other into the Post.
office. HOWELL, who was clerk of Ba.
ker county. was made Collector Of Gus.
toms. BowEs. who was election officer
in Leon county. the scene OF tho ..lttlc
joker" frauds tha' gave Florida 10
HAYES. is in JONI SnERMAN's Treasury
Department; BELL, another County
Judge in contested count, was made
timber agent. HrNrnnEYs, one of the
electors, was made Collector Of Pensa.
cola. Icons STEARNs Secretary, was
put into the Treasury. MAXWELL. a
Republican detective. was made lieu.
tenant in the army. PmELrs went to
Paris with McConMIc. vARNuM. one oil
SrEARNs' Cabinet, became Receiver
in the Land Oiiice. where TAYLOR, one
of the clerks Of the county courts, found
haven also. In short, wherever there
was fraud. places were found for those
connected with it.
In Louisiana the record is even more
shameful. KELLOGG was admitted TO
the Senate. by administration votes, in
order to close his mouth SHERMAN was
made Secretary OF the Treasury, as n
reward for devising and experimenting
the Returning Board crimes; Srorem.
TON was seit as Minister TO Russia for
his part TO close PAcKARp's mouth ne
has been sent out ofthc country rs Col
sui to Liverpool, the best office within
the gift OF HAYES; CAMPBELL, who nj.
tachcd tho jurats to the forged protests.
is Judge in Dakota; old WELLS. TOW
ANDERSON and CAssANAvE and KEN
NER. :hc two negroes Of the Returning
Boar,i. arc we'll fixed in richly endowed
sinecures; MARKS has just been made
Internal Revenue Collector; BREysTER,
Surveyor General OF the State of Lou.
isiana; CLARK was pnt in the Treasury,
and HILL was made naval store keeper
But why so on? The list could be cx-
tended until we get down TO the small
fry, who have beenpai' for their seryi-
ces or bribed TO silence, by clcrkships
and Custom House appointment.
HAYES cannot retrace his stops, and APP
pointments OF the samc kind and for
the same purpose are mado every week.
All this is fitting sequel to the Pres
iden,ial fraud. The parties TO the fraud
had to bc taken care of, and tllcir mouths
closed ny rich bounties, or more would
have been told than has yet come out.
We have no doubt SHERMAN, WELLS
and ANDERSON would have turned
States evidence had they no; been pro-
vidcd for WheefIny Reyi.fer.
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I~Arr CpAnI,r1, 20 DCl,,,1 -,
rio hoothIocIiro trodo = ,o.,;naa 60
no ovo-crovdod rio ovor,oaroa 80
nnb,isbing chormir, s,,o,oh ~ VII
graduate who ono,od ,om or -
Now yorl, ond tho, rocborrton e,o.ro
while voitinc for client ono,od bns;,
moss &C boo,,IocL urdo- r,o s,1ovoIr.
A. tho entrance If dow-.,ona ~a.,on,
rant His oornincs am, 20, rn % &c
= dar anil no lad r. L;ro o., .ss;.,aa,
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Letter from Washington.
Correspondents of the Iatelligeuee..
WAsrrrNeroN. ID. G.. July /,

WAsrIINeroN, ID. C., July 16.
Mr.. HARPER A few days since /
made mention OF the removal, by Score
tary Schurz, of tae appointment Clerk
OF the Interior Department. This Office
has an Importance not generally under
stood. Through the appointment Clerk
the Secretary gets his impressions Of
80 in every 100 OF the men he appoints
to office. In fact. the character of the
Department here depends much more
upon shrewd appointmcnt clerk, like
the one just dismissed by Secretary
Schurz, than upon the Secretary him
self. Preceding this removal there had
been rumors that there would be gems
eral reorganization Of the force in the
Interior Department. These rumors
were probably true. They are confirmed
by persons N situations TO know. This
reorganization, il it shall take place.
will unquestionably be of great benefit
TO the Department. But some sanguinc
people believe that not only does Sec
rotary Schurz mean this but that Mr..
Hayes has determined upon general
change among Federal officials through,
out the country. There is plausibility
in this story. Mr. Hayes, If honest,
has been trying ever since he went to
the White House, TO reform the civil
service of the country. verybody
knows that he has failed il he has made
the attempt. lie has failed, these san
guinc people say, because he has not cut
aloof entirely from the party leaders,
and now seeing his mistake, he will 20
on with his efforts without consulting
them further. rhq New York Custom
House suspensions were announced first
because there, better than elsewhere,
Mr. Hayes could learn Of the probable
amount o! opposition he would have to
encounter His new appeal, his friends
say, will bc from Conkling, Blaine. AMI
the like, to the people. am afraid CT
vii Service Reform will not receive much
immediate benefit If hc shall attempt
this, but we shall hSve tho !ivcliest fight
Of modern times, and Tire political at
mosphcre may bc purified thereby.
latest reports from the seat OF tho
Indian War, seen to show that General
!Ioward's reported victory over tl,c hos
tiles has hail wonderfully reviying Of.
feet on them. They appear in large
numbers in many localities, and general
aIarm'is felt among the exposed settlers
IN Washington Territory anil Oregon.
That portion of tho Potter Committee
which is nov here will visit Atlantic CT
~, New Jersey, before j)ining The sub.
Committee III louisiana an will s.crc
examine many Of the visiting statesmen
IS to what they know about louisiana
affairs.
/ Though We have been assarel that
Mr.. Sherman contempIatcs no imme i.
diate proclamation of resumption. the
weight Of opinion IS that it will have
been accomplished by October lst, and
all Of Mr.. Sherman's movements seem
to be taken with view of reaching that
end rs speedily Is possible.
As Indian mattcrs have forge 70 the
front, the Mexican situation has tempo
rarly recedcd. Bat it's possibilities for
n surprise warc considered two months
ago quite equal to the Indian question
and may yet prove moro startling.
MEMO.
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EruycE SrwcuEss BY a NEW DIS.
EAsr "A few days ago the wife Of Pc.
Ger Loyoli who works .n q dining saloon,
in Cincinnati. was struck spcccbloss.-
She retained all her powers and faculties
except chat Of speech a black coating
on ler tongue prevented her from ut
tcri1g word The doctors were dumb.
founded. On the 10Th inst, her hus.
band was takcnin the same way Nei.
Their Of them can speak and the physi-
clans fear q new disease has broken out.
60 Long skirts arc now corsidcred
dJwdy" by the New York ladies'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Ladies'
Exquisite Linen Suits
Refailed at Wholesale P,;c.,

Two Piece Suit, 81 so. Three PFC. 9.
- 90 sent by mail postage raii. Five ~ suit San,
S w.,i ~ sApsesS charges paid by ns The, srs
Black, Headed with white piping. '''"a or
BUS, measures from - TO ~, and I.,.
msde to order without extra charge. TaIs..s
acting rs agents and sending orders Cor 10 .a,ss
We give one suit free. .Vsalo
s,. ws,.s yo ",., name Pos, oee County and
Letter, Money Order. or Bank Drsn "ss'ered
We guarantee satisfaction in evs,x
Each purchaser IL entitled TO Fosters Nss b
aud Scissors. Addr Sc ren
G. w. FOSTER & co
21o TO 2s5 f.. Madison s,
~, 40 100 CHICAGO.
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RE. ]. n. WloolN SAYS.

One OF the best remedies for Cetarrh nav NE b~se
rsmedy We have found In lifetime OF suffering i sxs.
aO1sh ho Ss. and !. eSs e
ssman glass tube for 81 Inhalation. n eiSaTs tho
mg on rising there are no anple and
voice and rcspratoIy oraans
- lsc.J. IL Wf0gka, " DorsAssssr. koss., beocoa
Each package contains Dr. sanforas Improved In,
bs,ins Tube, With full direction. for usc n All sssss
Eis: and pssisrs throsghogt th2 Dnitsd stAics saa
Wholesale Drugvists. Boston. Mas
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19

IU'Col. Mackenzie's recent invasion
Of Mexican soil caused considerable ex.
element ut the City of Mexico, the poo
pie believing thai Mackenzie acted upon
8idc construction Of his orders. and
that their object was to raise n border
war for annexation purpo es. Tho Mex
lean treasury is now said TO be depicted
consequently much complaint is made
by government employee and claimants.
The fears OF coming disturbances con.
tinuo ~ create unoasjnoss aud impair
business. Famine is reported to prevail
in The States Of Sonora and Siualoa.-
At Mazatlan there was absolutely 30
flour & tho people were emigra,iug. n.
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~ Little Follow a Stanton (Va.)
trottcr. valued at $4,000, died from n
sunstroke, near Carlisle, Pa. last week.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19

70 Chemists tcIl ns Cha, single grain
Jftbc substance called iodine viii i'm.
Ia., color 10 seven thousand times its
weight OF water. Itis in higher things
-ouc companion one book ono habit
may affect thc whole lic and character
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Es5-It is said that n petition to thC

ta- Il is said that petition to the
President, asking for tho removal from
Office of Chief Justice Michael ScLaGcr.
Of Utah. Is pubiishod at Salt Lake City
signed by most Of Che lawyers ihorc.-
The petition alleges ignorance or disrc-
gard Of law and precedent even of bis
own previous rulings that Che clerk Of
the court his brothcrlu-Iow, and bis
son arc managing tho clerks Office in
such a manner as to bring The court in
90 contempt.
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SANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
5000 FEET ABOVE TNe sea

- ne following scssimonials are RON Near. = N
1oeWUnrn y CO., Denver, Col, largo ana inan:v.,,ot
dr2gGs!s They report 1npCecsdsnssdy iarss ss1:
end universal sssisfsction. No Other dsssss = -
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COLLINS o
vOLTAIc
PLAsTERs

Tor Local Pains. I.amenesa Soreness, wsah.
moss, Numbness and Inflammation OF the
Lsangs. Mver. Kidneys. eplecn, Bowels,
yladdsr. Heerx. and MUcles, arc equal 20
en- army OF doctors, and a0res Of plants
and shrubs. Even In Pasalysis, Epilepsy
or Fits, and Nervous and Involuntary Mus.
cular Action. this Plaster. by Railyins tho
Nervous Forces, has effected Curcs whom
every other known remedy has failed.
Prioe, I'D Cents.
Ask for Coliins' voltsio Plaster, and in4
s1st ON having it. Sold By all Wholesale
and Retail Drusgists Throughout the United
States and Canadss. WEEKS POTTER,
Proprietors, Boston. Mass.
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H O IL So O

H o Il - Z . o
We will insert one-inch advertisement.
thirteen times, in one thousand American week
~ eNsp"rrS, and from good parties viii! ac-
cept slS months note in settlement. Advef-
tisement may appear three months every week,
or every ether week six months.
HALE INCH ..... FOR s4l5
-FOUR LINES FOR $3.50
THREE LINES FOR 1925
For cssh payment entirely in advance FIVE
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ing and sending cuts. Files may be examined
at our office For catalogue Of pspers add 9th !,
er Information address GBO. +. ROKELL &
Co, 10 Spruce ST.. New York.
7. S.--For an order amounting TO 81, 900 We
will give a reading notice grats
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00NElV AFFllCTED.

Ifg.Pss9 81 = sile..i;.iins 10 sSc:e sses.s ~;n
s sS,.'r ES.SAI Svs: have Sssn
and have tried every known remedy Without rvslrS
until bonaht bottle OF the above CusS rom yon'
:iSn. :: ws = iossi lssSy peisys 70 Ss II
Denver. s,,, yssy, HEsly your, r,,, WY: xSFEJItE
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TRIED EVERYTHING.

fee~s J. Q. BosscoyA d o.. Desrsr, Cbl. Geun~n>.
- havs used sAnronp's RApicA CuiH ron CXTASnI,
simoss everything and y e che only thing that Sss
mendIng ~ 10 all sicsed with Gatarrh OF any find
end onsr this - my testimony 90 its bsnsnts.
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GREATLY AFFLICTED.

~ n. : y Q. Do,,sorn O., Ds.cw oesen~,-i
CuM Yoi CAIAHH 70 all who Are afnictcd Win ubss
ons - rsssy slisse Win y Tor long Tine
wa taken again win csisrrh quite
dole Tslsa 1r 9: me 81 rshs gyirg me relief
N iss Introduction. am. very truly .youIs.
49,. "A. W. SMITH. Of Smith Doll
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July 10, ls7s.-1y.
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I0 Drink sp'rus,y Office water
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SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS GAUDE
and his wife HORTESE FALGOUT No. 9Sl

STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
- Court. Parish of Lafourche. Whereas
Charles Francois Gaud6, as joint AdmiDis-
traitor and Mrs. Celeste Gande wife OF
Zeplyrin Toups as Joint administrative
both of said parish have rendered proyi-
sional account Of their administration, prny
ing the homologation of the same.
Now, therefore tho parties interested,
are hereby no.ltied to produce in this Of
flee, within ten days following the publica
ti"ii OF the present notice. such objections
as they may have against the honologa
ton of said account, otherwise the saIne
shall be approved and hynologated accord
ing to law.
~ Witness INV hand AMI the inn.
press If the senl Of my office this
~ ~ 26th. day OF January 1873.
j. w. KNOBLGCH.
Clerk of Court.
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OFFlCiAl JOURNAL OF the PARISH or
LAF0uRChE AND OF THE TOWN
OF ThIB0DAUx.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY
$. L. GRISAMORE EDITOR.
T. SANCAN' Pro'r d Business Manager
OFFICE COR. MARKET & PATRIOT SITS

>~~~~~0~~~~~~~-
JUDGEMENT.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
MARlE EMEL!E TOUPS WIFE vs..
CHAKLES FERGUS BEAUyIS
HUSBAND. PARISH OF La,
FOURCHE.
This case having been regularly fixed for
tria and taken up and tried, and the law
ana the evidcnce being in favor of tie
plaintiff and againx the defendant
III lst therefore, ordered aijuged and deere
Ell that the community of acouests aud
gains hitherto existing between the PLAN
TN and defendant be and the same ia
hereby dissolved and that seperate and
apart from hersaid husband the uia;nt;ff
Marie Emelie Toups be and she ia 'har,.hr
'decreed to have complete control and maj,
aaeinent OF her own p;iraphernal property.
IL Is further ordered. adjudgsd and de-.
creed that the plaintiff recover iudpment
against sher said husband In the snm az
Nins Hundred and Thirteen and 5irlOO dol.
iars with legal interest from judicial de-
ilaha ana all costs and that her general
ana ieSai mortgage he aud the same is rec.
oSh'zed as valid agaiTst all the property of
her said Husband to secure said u,lpnient.
nus a"i,e read and signed in open Court
this Ilth: day If January 1878.
iSignedl TAYLOR BEATTIE,
Judge 18th. district Court.
Fiicd january 1lth, 1873,
iSighedI L. =. BLANCHARD,
Deputy Clerk.
aH6 fourche january ID til HISS.
J.W. KxoBLOcH,
Clerk OF said Court.
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THE
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-02-02

VOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT AS
i ISOLATION. OF LAFOURCHE,-
Regular meeting ON the FIRST Wednesday
of each month, ut o'clock, at the Un ion
Hall, Cor. Green and Market
Officers III. n. CoulQn, Pre- sid e1it. +
f Lorio, Vice President, j.. w: kno
bloch. Secretary, G. Azema, Trea su
rer, L. AucOin. Censor,
CAZZ0 DIR. J. Il C.. Physician and
VI dc0Hcheur, Thii~sdaux T. o., Lafour
che Parish. LA.
TERNOFT, FRANK. Watrhmaker and
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-02-02

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