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The MofeH Register.-Commissioner AL
len reports the number OF alcoholic drinks
registered for the month OF July as 10.573 !;
tax, S264.32. Malt drinks registered, 1865 !;
tax, 1888. Total tax, 1892 65.
The tax for April was Alcoholic, S3IS.29 !;
malt, $1S.6S-total, s336.97. For May !:
Alcoholic, S24S.97; malt, s1S.59-total,
$267.66. For June: Alcoholic, S24S.97 !;
malt, S24. .32-total, S266.2G.
There are in Manchester nineteen alco-
holic and twelve malt registers-one Of the
latter put up August 1st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-03

Stuart-Lodge Anniversary-1he Pic MIC
of the Season.-Stuart Lodge, No. 141, 1.
o. D. T., celebrated its seventh anniversary
yesterday at Mason's farm by one OF the
most enjoyable pic-nics even given in or
near the city. Boyle's stage line was busy
until nearly noon conveying the members
and their families and invited guests to tbe
pleasure-ground. Warner Aliens full string
band furnished excellent music, and dane
ing, croquet, and other rational sports, were
the order Of the day. About2 O'Clock P. NJ. IN
old-fashioned Virginia dinner was spread, to
which ample Justice was done by all present.
After dinner brief addresses were made
by Past Grand Master Courtney, Grand
Treasurer Ferguson, Past Grand Attkisson,
and others. The efficient committee OF ar
rangements were Mesars. Henry A. Jordan,
Charles NJ. Amos, and William Foster.
They were assisted by Messrs. Isaac Kahn,
Henry Gary, Motier Adams, and others,
and by number Of ladies. TO them, and
especially to Mr.. David Jarvis, the manager
OF the farm, all who attended are indebted
for one Of the bappiest days ever spent in
this vicinity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-03

NJ, ELLYsoN s Co.. advertising agents, insert no.
yertisemeuts in all OF the newspapers OF the Unitsa
S,ues at publishers rates. Orders let ~ tue D's'
patch countinz-room Will receive prompt asesn-
tion.
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IScIPIEyr TARTAR AND sCURF removed b>
MEADE & BAKERS SAPoSINE DESTIPR1cE
Fifty cents a box. Il tN.f
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D,ZDOIPU-NACON COLLEGE.

STRICTLY PREPARATORY TO THE UNlVER-
SITY OF VIRGINIA.
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PEACH ICE-CREAM,
Vanilla Ice-Cream,
Strawberry Ice-Cream,
Lemon e-Cream,
Chocolate Ice-Cream,
OF the. best materials and fresh daily

COTTAGE GINGERBRRAD.-Take one cup OF but
ter and lard melted together, add one cup New Or
leans moasses stir into this one cup each OF sugar
and cold water, two large teaspoonfuls ginger, Two
eggs beaten, and four cups OF -four, having In II
three large teaspoonfuls DooLEY's YEAST Pow
DER Bake in moderately hot oven. e.,
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wHITLoCK's STATEMENT.

Whitlock, the eolored' youth who was
sleeping in Mr.. Henley's room. gave the
writer very clear account OF the transac-
tion. but his statement did not vary from
that given by Mr.. Henley. He said In addi-
tion that the thief put his hand on his face
while he was lying on the floor. After the
shooting, while the boy was at the window,
the negro outside called to him, and said
that he was! aspoor traveller, and had
twelve men with him, and had come for
money and nothing else, and he was pre-
pared and meant to get it. The money, ne
said. he must have, and IL 1t was not forth
coming very soon, he'd burn down every
house on the place. When the money was
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WINES. LIQUORS, &c.

GUNNER WINES-CLARET, SWEET
- and DRY CATAWBAS: ,,,~,,y
) OLD DBLACkBERkY VINE an ans x BRANp1'
( CHAMPAG NES-Gouet, Feuve Chcduot. AUG
Mumms Dry verzensy: America. Extra Dry Hes-
zenay-quarts, 50 per case or Il psi oe,. G.;sr,,a
ie 12-2m CSElSIlas S VII :. .
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BUSINE>S CHANCES.

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY wish
- to sell STOCK, ,GOOD-WlLL,AN FIXTURES
of an Al BUSINESS. Cash sales very good; lease
low one OF best Stands In CITY, Not much cash re-
1nred To an Al Businessman this Is good chance
TO make money with small capital. Cause, al
health. Address BUSINESS,
au 3-2t* Dispatch office.
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DETHEL CLASSICAL AND MILL
- TARY ACADEMY, near Warrenton, Fauquier
county, Va, prepares for college, University, or
business. Recon- nenacd for location, health. mo
rally. scholarship. and discipline. Board and tut
tou (half session., s95. Address, for catalogue
MAJOR \. G. SMITH, superintendent,
Bethel Academypost-offce
iy yo3-,ee dSwlm Fauquier county, Va.
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WANTS.

WANTED, \ GOOD COOK, WASHER
w and IROSER (whitc preferredl TO go TO the
country. Apply at 220 Governor street.
3-l1k
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ard "a nm extro ,noucement

TEN CENTS OFF ON EVERY DOLLARS WORTH
Y0U PURCHASE.
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nEposIrs ofcon OR BULLION received.
i Ather on open account or " Issue Ckh.
TiPiCATRS therefor, payable lat the option oi
the holder) In Gold HIN or San Francisco 70
maze collections, purehass Bulliou atthe most
favorable rates, OF advance coin ,hereon when
forwarded 70 the Parent Bank IN San Frncisco; !;
sells Bills OF RxchAnGe, and transseA General
Banking Business.
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Little Classics.
darlington Hauks,s


One morning. on their way to the
a.. 'smy, and while they were yet In the
city. two eminent disciples Of Socrates.
who were cramming for the junior ex.
animation as they walked along. heard
the human voice uttering remarks in the
female language at rate OF 100 words
Der minute. The remarks were made
in pure, classical Greek. Both students
paused 10 listen.
"Construe. said Appollcdorus. with
mock stsrnness.
"It Is the old girl"
And yondsr goes the master. said
Appollodorus. "a u venerable looking
man in linen dustsr aud helmet hal
He'd swiftly down . side street In the d.
rection OF the Psirsic gate, hotly pur.
suei by cistsrn pole with red-haired
woman at the end Of IL. while the boys
Of the neighborhood rent tho air with
shouts Of "whoa. Emnar' "Soc OF
tuuml" =,
"The masters good wife. remarked
Xsuophon, who hastily thrust \ trans
Iation Of his masters lectures into his
pocket as he joined them, puts me in
mind OF 9 brakeman killed in a COL
lision."
"Some,hins about she oueht to be
swi,ched onf" asked Appollodorus.
NAV" replied Nenophon. with great
contempt. because she's death on
the raill'
"You make my head light, said Pla-
to. reproyingly. "Now she puts mo
more in mind"
"That's right" interrupted Appollo-
dorus, pilot on don't you suppose
our master, Socrates. would like to see
n eowcatchor7 Now think"
"You're too eccentric." said Memo
phon. "Shs'll throttle you II she
hears"
81 was going to say" said Plato. al
fectins not To hear. that she puts mo
in mind Of the boy who kicked over the
beehive down ON the Agora."
Something about buzz. allow ?"
said Apollodorus. who was little slow.
Plato shook his head.
mo" said Plato. "because she's
tongue TO death"
"But." xenophou protested. that
won't materializs it's the master that
stuns to"
..But it's mistress that's tongue.
isn't il ?" angrily replied Plato.
"Yes," interrupted Appollodorus,
"but IL isn't the masters tongue
that"
But Plato. declaring that Appollodo-
- III 400 Lon, a mama IN argua with
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VIZ have thought Of plan for pay
:rs of the national debt in six weeks.
Let the Government levy a light tax,
not to exceed three mills on tho dollar.
on all the poetry written In the United
States. and let every poet name the
value OF his own poetry. That will do
IL. and we won't charge the Government
n cent for II. either.
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An interesting and worthy young lady
In London. was addicted to the habit oi
reading in bed by the light OF candle.
The first public mention Of that young
lady appears in connection with a YER
dict OF accidental death rendered by a
Coroner's Jury.
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TuIrns was so small baby that he
could have been put into wooden shoe.
He Was baptized in q cellar. for the
Reign OF Terror had only just come to
u close. and the priests weie still afraid
TO perform any ceremony in the churches.
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CONSUMPTION
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'of price. Address, -
ASH g. ROBBINs1
so Fultou street. krookiyn. MI
fes Ts.iv
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On the principal cities throushost the United
states, Europe. Japan. China and the fast
indies, the Australiip Colonies and New xoa-
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"wnosk bread eat. his song | sing.
A penniless music teacher who married
n thrifty bakers daughter in Chieago,
has dedicated march OF his own COM
position to hissfather-in-law.
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EXCHANGE

This Bash hss Special Fssiiisiss sss
Desling IN ouiitss.
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-11-23

Died at Thibodaux, on Tues
day October Sth. 1878, at 81
O'Clock a. NJ. OF yellow fever
DALfLA LAGARDE, aged23 years.
Again that inhexibIe enemy of
human felicity has struck home.
After Frank, her affectionate and
worthy brother had been carried
off, the dotins mother, Mrs. =.
LagaIde. nal only he: and tina
two youngest, lsightor and Lau.
to cheer her declining years. Yet
Que, and perhaps The most loved
ana most loveablu Of the fold,
had to be taken away.
May be much trouble, mrch
heartache. much human misfor-
tune. which 50 often kills the fair
flowers, which cannot bear care
less handling by u pitiieSs world,
bias been spared to the one, whose
loss We now deplore.
He, who knows all things, may
he not have known best? May
he not have gathered unto his
own garden. u flower too precious
to be kept in our own subterra
neous garden
Always must we say,
I'VE know no better"
and submit humbly to the immu
table DEGREES OF the One, wh(
searches meas SOILS.
We ba no further .niie-Wt
have no right to Oblect-how car
we-we have TO bow 20 the i'm.
inntable decree of Hin wht
knows best.
1t is co!Isummatei-fAir Dahl.
is resting IN her grave-n4y he
tatuie be happy.
To those who are deprived 0
her society, her atfectiOnate fam
y, mother, sister. brother. friend
onr s%inceIe3t sympathy will d
little gool-yet, let us nos forge
her who is separated FROM AZ i
the talreot liey-;iay OF her You /,
the one whom Il beheticent Go
has transplanjel 10 IL, owa ga
den, as too precious 10 dive
a}aang Us.
Let ~ keep her. if not ii real
ty, yet ''to memory dear.'
MiATt
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-SonH Of the radical 1,a3ers
Of the North get awfu!l.y mad be
cause til. people OF Louisiana aad
the Southern States do not elect
Republicans to Congress. shed
ding crocodile tears because their
party in the South has no repve-
srntatiou il Congress. Why do
not the Republicans of those
States elect d Democratic repre-
sentative oUca.ioutily Such
bowling as theirs does not amount
to much.
When have they presented Il
candidate for Congress in LoniS-
lana that IA decent nan could vote
tor With the single exception OF
Judge Laonatd, they have never
presented ~ respectable candl-
late 70 be voted tor. DO the Re
ruhiicaus lhinl, that any man
WAC has a particle of dignity ol
sell respect, Would vote fer such
scoun:!rels as LrIe!iug or Mad
Wells! God forbid.
l. il not about time for the BE
publican papers i'll the North Il
dry up their abl>e OF the South
ern people. No doubt, We d'
many Immoral things, ana com
NIT sohe deeds that tini no EN-
dorsrment in the Ten Command
meats, bat We have not got S
low as to become nation OF gray
ward thieves. The only item q
news one sees Ill the Tribune, ST.
&c., are the accounts OF gray
ro,binr which is carried on a
over the West and North.
With all our faults and all Oh
erroIS we have not got to puilln
, dead bodies out OF their graves
ten dollars a head.
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DthD. at Thiholaux, La, on Saturday
End. 1873. OF a relapse Of yellow
fever, CHARLES w. TU3NEH. son of
Mrs. Charlotte tohea, IN the e3rd. year OF
age, IA native of Brandon, Mississippi,
AID a valued employee of the SENTINEL at
she time Of his dccoase.
Charles w. Turner was young
OF more than comEOn intel
ligeace, liberal aud Conservative
in his views, industrious, polite
and grntIenanIy. He had HVed
in thls town tor more than a year,
first teaching y public school, Ill
which occupation he won tn" ap
probation Of bis superlors, and
last working III the SENTINEL
Office as a printer, III which pro
ttssion he had already made rap
id progress, and was we'll consid-
cred by his employers. lie was
a true and devoted Christian and
bis general good conduct won
him the esteem and confidence ot
all who knew hun, both white
and colorel-the only son OF a
widowed mother, with whose sad
bereavement we heartily syrnpa-
thize who zane from Bulnlon tC
suoihe his !aet hours. Few young
men Of bis age and color had SC
fair prospects in lie, and were 81
generally regretted-particularl,,
among us, waere intelligent an1
educated coloreI men are as ye
so scarce, and ST valuable, a,
they are so much needed to ia
<truct and enlighten their be
nighted race.
"Chariey' will always be hel'
in friendly remembrance by hl
many friends and acquaintance
in Thibodaux. He fully deserves il
peace to his ashes"
A White Democratic Friend
Brandon Republican,
Jacksnu Cidri0Is please copy.
VIcksburg Herdld
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Tg,ibolaux, Nov Goth, 1878.

-Professar Z. ChCl. who has
had such a sad experience with
yellow fever il, his family. is Row
prepared to re-commeuce his les
sons with his numerous pupils.
There are few better teachers
than Nj. Chol, besides b. is d
good citizen, Il kind neishpor
a resident Of this Parish, and
therefore merits the support OF
all who have need of his services.
he will, DIS heretofore be found
punctuaI, attentive, and devoted
to the duties of his profession.
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fCommunicated.l
Hon. John a. asEsEsN ANA
rs,, Next &peaAegssa1E.

EDITOR SENTINEL. on
n.ction with the Saeakerohlp OF
the next House OF Representa-
tivps. we are glad to see ,on have
made IA move III the right d!ree.
ton when yoH brought forward
our " worthy Representative,
the Hon. john ) .Biijld, as Il pro
habl. candidate for that reSpoh-
sible position. We do sincerely
bone that Mr.. Biiiiu's many
friends will exert their utmost i's
tluence in his behalf ~ airrStlhS
the attention OF the next House
10 his claims and securing their
dine consideration by tLat honora-
bic body.
As Speaker Of the House, 'Nf'
BIlju. would undoubtedly Do tha
RIGHT man in the right place.
Whilst we ID uot pretend To queS
ton that there will be Ill the
House elect many another the
and tried son OF our own Lonlsi-
ana equally fitted for that high
roSt Of honor. Yet we are lu!iy
satisfied that no other III 5utt an'
Gust a sembly. viii oe able 10 DIS
change its duties aud meet It's
exigencies with greater proiif anu
honor TO the State and credit to
himself, than the Hon. john 3
Iilliu.
Mr.. Biliiu is pre- emlnently
qualified for that station iii every
respects. He is not o'!y a gentle
man of brilliant talents and OF d
hi-I, cultivated mind, bnt alsC
one of vast experience. HIS long
service in the House as Represen
tati.,. from Lafoarche has tho
roughly initiated him into all par
liamentary practices ana USaSes
:Shrtwu vet conscientious, cool o
: Judgment and firm of purpose ;
staunch Conservative Democra
vet 40 partisan, his problty AM
love CT Justice ever risinS snpt
' rior to all party considerations :
these are qualities which If ncm-
G mated. viii secure to him the COZ
sideratiou Of his political opnt
nents as well as the support
{ his friends and cola5orers; ant
u it elected, will PROFESSIONALLY Ell
sure the ever aud impartial di'
3 tribu,ion Of Justice 10 ell III h.
rulings, regardless OF polite;
j., predictions.
u In view of these consideration
. we hope to see the country pre-:
7 OF southern Lnuisiana-where n
: Bi!!iu is best known-and IN la
= the whole country press, count
!, nance yonr views and advoca
y claims of that worthy Rtprese
tative. If pat to the front by Ii
, friends, NJ. Dl.Iiu will make
= good run. and in the event OF h
:. election, the House o fig u Z
will never have occasion to
~ greet ;heir choice.
CREOLE.
- Thibodaux, Nov. Goth, 1873.
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On the Branch road, connect
ing Tcrrebonne Station aud Thlb
odaux work has been commenced
all along the line. The Depots
and Wharves are being construct
ed. the Bridge over the canal Is
being built, and the laying OF the
track commenced. 1t will not be
many DAYS before the whistle OF
the locomotive will echo among
the buildings III Thibodaux.
Work has been, or will be III,
a very few days, commenced Oh
the dreige boat to drain the
swamp between Lafourcha and
Terrebonne. Now there is every
aPpea anceof lively times ahead
for the ~approachin. season.
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Mr.. Simon Baum who has
lately opened "A store at Hollen'S
e0rner. has the finest lot and AS
sort.nent of Clothing and heavy
goods exhibited since the war.
Read his advertisements and
then take your pocket books and
give him a call.
II. L. iiigginbotham and A.
BOurg are the enterprising clerks
who will attend all customers
with alaority and promptness.
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Henry J. Hymns, Editor OF
the Sugar Piaater who Was elec-
ted Parish Judge OF West Baton
Rouge at the last election with
ont opposition, is ii Republican,.
As the Democrats elected hiu he
says ''why they ri so TO the
devil and shake tttemseives.h
Ii they had done that on election
day they might have shaken .tse
sGdate iiyans of their ticker,
aud left him out in the cold. An
other instance OF the ingratitnde
Of Republicans. However Hurry
will probably make Il good judge.
Certainly when he pats On a wiz,
aud seats himself IL the chair of
his "honor" there is no man i'll
the State who will present a
more di.niEed, demure and sol
face.
Hyans was naver kna~n TO
laugh, To attempt 10 set OH 4
joke, vi to sop Il western country
Hat boat to ascertain whether sac
had any contrahand whiskey OIL
beard.
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On the first Monday in De
cembtr the lease of the Thlbo-
daux Bridge will be sold to the
highest bidder.
On the same day the lease OF
the Market House will he sold.
Possession IN either ease VIII be
given on January l, 1879, the
leaS" to last for one year. See OF
fetal notices OF sale elsewhere.
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O November 10 the

On November 10 the new
Conncil Of the Town of Thlho-
daux composed Of ". c. Ragan
Mayor and L. Albert, 4. Blanch
ard, II. w. Ia }or, j. A. Trone.
G. Arena, L. Keefe Trustees, re
ceived the books, papers &c. 81
the corporation from the retiring
board, and assumed cnntrol OF
the Municial affairs T~heophlIt
Thibalauy WAS reelected Coliec
tor, Assessor, Constable and
Whariingeg, L. J. Perrin was II
elected Clerk, and Joseph 1
Thlb0lGux Was le elected Lreasu
ftr.