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Z communicated.
Our Senator Eject.

Fuller returns from the three
Parishes can leave no doubt up
on the minds of unprecedented
men, as to the triumphant eiec-
ton of Major S. I. GriSamore.
the Standard Bearer OF our Con
sentative citizens, to the honora-
ble position Of State Senator
from our Latourcha District.
Major Grisamore leaves Lafour
che with li2 and AsSumt ton
with nearly 400 majority, wnica
wonId require his opponent to
beat lam at least $50 votes in
Ter,euoune alone. Every citizen
@! coulnIon sense, acquainted
With the circumstances, knows
this TO be fairly impossible on
an honest vote-the artiticiaIly
screwed NJ maiorities of years
gone by in that Parish have be
come things of the past since tho
Induction OF the Nichols Admin
lStrallon.
1t is true that the first repor,
(fsom Eadical souicesl gave May
er Cahen 1Gl majori,y over Ma
jor Grisamore, Yet al;cady IA few
hours later SCI Was the amount
claimed. But it is impossib.,
that such an abnormal majoIit,
should be fairly cast it stands
besides, in no reasonable proper
ton to the Registration. All
those best informed can concel,
in TeIreboDne, is a Radical ma
jorily of 300, bnt let Us even sa,
400 and Yet the Major is ahea'
100 in the District.
The news from Terrebonne are
as yet, Very meagre, and We hav'
as Yet no information as to an,
action of the Democratic MANI,
gers oi that Parish, looking to
searching investigation of tn
causes, which have led to IA re
suit SD much ut variance with al
common sellSe. Our willy oppM
nents may, however, take it fo
granted. that We have not tb
slightest idea of being. cheate'
out of our ilard-earned.. victory
We have how indeed "J4lses il
Israeli and. confident of the jus
ice OF our cause. we shall do ia,
lie for It with shat courage ant
determination, with which Onl,,
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In MemOriam.

Died. October Doth, at his ia
Tiers residence on Dixie Pianta-
ton JAS. E. CONCANoN, aged 10
years.
The Angel Of death, after how
rring for months owe Jul towns
and c%;iieS, tIiirsting for more vic
tins, has at length prowled into
one of our most lnxuriant cOun-
try-gardenS. and, with his blood
crimsoned scythe, moved its
choicest and rarest flower.
One more hearth has been
made hesolate- doting parents
heart, stricken. loving sisters
eyes believed with tears, and Il
whole community overwhelmed
with mourning, at the awful de-
cree, which, like a thnnderbolt,
struck the household of one of
our worthieSt citizens, John j.
Concanon. His son James, the
the staff of his declining years,
one OF Lafourche's most promis-
ing sons, has just been laid low
BY the bronze monsters unerring
shaft.
Kind and affectiOnate towards
all. a dntiiul SOD, Il model among
students, in him were intimately
blended ,l,e. noblest qualities Of
the heart, and the brightest. ia
cuititS of the mind.
Oratorica! powers he possessed
in an eminent degree, and sucl
pathu> that on the 18th Of July
last, in an address to his former
tei!ow.siuuents under the humble
+ roofof his endeared ALMA-MA.
TER, he drew tears from vefe
ran eyes that qnailed not, during
/ the late civil strife, and touched
+. to the quick hearts that stoot
, unmoved amid missiles of death
/ On the hank opposite his nov
de>olatt home, are gray-hairet
i si:es whom he held spell-bount
$ by the magnetic thrill of hi
/ voice, and are ieady to testify t,
Y somewhat OF talismanic infu
$ ence such as they never eXpe
rienced either at the pulpit or til
c rostrum. How ex%qulsitely die
J. he on that OCCASION portray til
bnanties and resources OF his ia
t tive State, aud the chivalrou
syitit OF the old Creole Stock
: Love of Louisiana he had Gin
Y blbed with his mothers milk an
It on Ter protaneu affairs .he lOnges
e to lay the first boom of his life.
y Alas hu>hed in death are thos
:, eloquent lips! Says II nativ
+ poet
/, Gold in dust the persisted heart may Il
|c But that which warineth it can never die
l. Al tue time of his prematur
demise, he had attended the
d consecutive sessions at Mt. s
Mary's College, of which he W;
}. "a conspicuous light. Such wei
e the powers vi his intellect an
y by assiduity TO his studieS,..th
H. the mcrited promotion. which |
"a attained, was to end his collig
le ate course at the close of til
next session. In July 80. Il To-
IL Ing fathers gold II dream was t
D. be reaIized-Jimmy was TO rs
II turn to the loved scenes of II
,e hoyhood, and. he warm embrat
Il OF bis par nts,his youthful bro
:. dackel with the hard earned la
rels OF classical love!
s. But the great Ruler of even
t decrted otherwise and our yonn
d friend Was sped on Angels win.
y into his awful presence, ere h
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The election on last Truslay
has been a walk over for the de-
mncrat,c party IL Louisiana. Ma
ioI L.. \. Butkr has been elected
State Treasurer by 10000 MAORI
t.. The Senate will have not
over IL Republicans, heing Il two
third Democratic majority. The
house VII! be the same.
The SIX Congress Districts
have elected Democratic mem
beers. being u gam of one mem>
Der. AMI what is more CRAFTY
Jug than all is the fact that
Wells, Anderson, Cullom, Castei
lano> and every >coundr, con-
necttd with the late Returning
Board OF Kellogg who dared to
offer himself as Candidate has
been most i.nomiuiou>iy defeat
ed.
Even Labelling who stole a
railroad aud had the inpudence
to run for Congress did not get
enough votes to show that he
WAS even recognised us Il cadi
date. A inst letrihutlon.
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Clement Binnings ESQ, one
of Thihodanx's native sons, who
is now making his first crop OF
sugar, with vacuum pam, on a
plantation near DonaldSonvIlle,
has presented ns with sample
of sugar made by him, which Will
compare favmabIy with that
made hy any sugar boiler in the
county.
C'emm;'s friends will be pleas.
Il! to hear of his success.
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Henry Grimes.

The Parish Ct Latourche has
one citizen that IS worthy of a
small space in the records OF the
season. Six weeks ago, ,
when the pestilence broke ont IN
fury bringing suffering, desola-
ton and death into nearly every
household. and when the How
ard Association aided by the gen
crosby of the citizens IN this and
adjoining Parishes. aud by that
uoole spirit IF humanity warm
ing the hearts of the philanthro-
pical people of the North, was Ia
boring by day and by night to
| aid and relieve the distressed, to
soften the mistries and desoia-
ton as much as possible. where
ever it was found, in the houses
of all the afflicted, without regard
TO race or color, this man Grimes
and a few of his like considered
that there was IL fine opening tor
them to prey upon the Associa
zion and they at once ponnced
Gown upon it with a rapidly OF
a hawk upon a flock of mother
less chickens.
In this attempt thy were
promptly foilel, aud led to under
stand that wilen the colored reo-
pie we're suffering from yellow
fever their necessities should be
relieved as mnch as possible, but
until that contingency arose they
would have to stand aside, and
furthermore that, even III that
contingency the reqrests OF nm
self and some of his associates III
this scheme Of plumber who had
come to the Association with
their month full If lies would not
be respected. That the AS>oria.
t ton would examine into the cHses
for which aid was sought, 10y
/, either means than through such
men as he and his %coadlutOrS.
Fniled here, and while the col
ored people of this town. nearly
: all of whom were attacked bv The
epidemic were being assisted
nursed and fed by the Associa
4 ton, this fellow Grimes wa,
providing around the conntr,
+ rousing the enmity of the coloret
J. people, striving t" arouse bad
? feeling amonst them against TIN
whites, which he kept up inces
sanity until the election, at which
he was a candidate for the ErglS
lature, and fanciel that his cleo
ton would he sure in the dlStreS
sing times in which the people o
c the creator portion OF this Pau
~ ish were found.
" The election came finally hr
when the votes were counte
"Father Grimes. that good OF
I man" found himself beaten, an
g the good people Of Lafourche IT
iniced that IL of the gTande'
3 scaups in her limits had failed
bis infamous attempt to disgrat
ii them by occupying II seat i'll tn
$, LIT legislative Halls.
Now if Grimes is sc anXion
j. for a position in the Legis'atnI
our advice to him is to go to Ne
O. Orleans in January next and al
ply for a situation AS page, t
clean out spittoous and pick II
cigar stnmps in the Legislative
=, Hall, a position and abont the OF
y, ~ one, his talents will enable hi
to fill with ability and credit
himself. The SENTINEL will II
its best endeavors to have him S
ne lected for that position.
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AT the Municipal Election
held last Teusday the following
votes were cast:
For Mayor: w. G. Raglan ISL
votes.
For Trustees: Thomas Albert
9 votes. II. w. Tabor 1873 votes
l.. Keete 1872 votes, G. Arena Isl
votes, J. a. Tron6 1@5 votes, j
F.. Blanchard 1SJ votes.
There were 1l3 registered 70
ters who did not vote.
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-The following are the Police
Jurors elected, last Tensday, in
this Parish:
Ward | Charles Brown.
War, . Henry Franklin.
Ward Clolom ThibohanX
Ward 1 Pierre q. Alleman.
Ward ) George Watson.
Ware: 6 /. kraemer
Wari ! Charles Zeringue.
Ward 3 Aug. Lodet.
Warl . James Moran.
Ward 10 V. Guedry.
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The first drove of mules seen
in Thibodaux this year was on
Thursday last. Fer some reas-
ons mule drivers were not so ear
ly as usual this fall.
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The reports from the Plan
tors continue to come in favora
bly,.
The cane is yielding we'll both
as to quantity and quality. The
season ia remarkably fine fol-
grinding-everythins being favo.
rable to the saving Of the crop
and the obtaining of a fine yield
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Correspondents who wish to
have their communications print
ed, must write only on one side
of the paper. otherwise their com
munication will,,go to the scrap
basket.
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Buy cotton and Hemp pack
ing rope. Saga: Ladies' ami SKIM,
mers. lamps and Lamp WICK
from S. L. GlisamOle.
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Remember that Baum'S new
store i at the corner OF Market
and St. Louis Streets, under the
franklin House.
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Dry Goods and ClothingS
can be boreht from Bauin'S new
store at New Orleans prices.
Give him Il call.
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QUERY "Wby wi men smoke
common tobacco, when they can
bay Marburg Bros. Seal Of North
Carolina at the same piiceF'
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BY G. 4. Girardey.
In the matter of the Consolidated Associa
ton of the Planters of Louisiana.
United States Circuit Court for the FIT
Circuit and District of Louisiana.
nnrkat No SOl1

eihi' III" H'"7 o'"
cID,rnCv ,,ooo Oa;oo
ann, .at"n,r \,ram
a = l., i.NIaa ~ ~ H. ~
" ~ = az E..bnnno ,n +Lo rntr,da
a ~ IN II.I"i H. - IS Nv.
"a ny I N t'",aIh - n,,Iia ,r lion hv
Oi.."ho, ~ nf - ,1naraa of ia
=" "' ~ - p;ninrs In1na of tho Circuit
ut nftba Tn;.oJ STATES Fifth Circuit
.nI nn;s+r;n+ NJ Ior;si.n, signed on the
-. an.h 81 I',iv Ie-s cnn+;rn;,u 70 rennrt uf
7 w CnrIa, 70. W,star in Cbancerv.
,l.tai tI,a ,b;rteenfb If Anril 1873 and
rnrnJaraJ j., +ha nn,tt.r of the ..Consol ida
tea assnci,t, -, Of tLe Planters of L.ouisi-
a :" Jo.l.at \, SOIL tho follovinn des
cr;had nro,n.,tv. no vie
I'm the Parrish of
Nat eyteusjye ana yery Valuable estate
known "a tle "Yacherie Plantation s,tua-
ted in the Paris, of LaIourche. Louisiana.
ah,ut siy miles from Loci nort. and meas,
r;ur about 3 leaorrs front on Bayou Vache-
re and extcudino in denth about 3 leagues
more or less. 1t is bounded on one side
nartIv bv a small niece of land and large
ME" and from the .tTeppIer to the rear
line by the Bavon DIES Ailemand, and on
the other side bv a line running in the mid
die of a low marsh known "a the s.Prairie
du Petit Bots. 1t contains about $4,000
acres of land more or less. The Planta-
ton is divided into two unequal and ire
ruIor portions by a strip of land through
Which runs the canal of the Barataria and
Latourche Company.
The improvements thereon consist partly
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The Bayou remains low,
1ith but little prospect OF a rise
soon.
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The remains of \. I. Stew
arr nav. been stolen from his
tomb.
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JENKINS 4NNIHXLdTOR
The Great Southern Remedy for I
Rheunlsi tislsl, Cont and Nenr
rHlSia.

Those terrible enemies of human happi- |
ness, rheumatism, Gout, and NeuralriA
heretofore seemingly uncomfortable, hassI
indeed found their master in Jenkins Asrl |
hilator. We have the testimony of men III
the highest standing in Loniriana and oh
er States, that after suffering inGescribshbI
pains for wears, rom which they s~oughtn- |
lief in vain by visiting the Hot and Warn
| springs of Arkansas and Virginia, and byI
| using dozens of remedies more or less highj
ly praised, when. in fact, hope had almosd
died ont. they have fonnd relief from pain
by the use OF the AnnihilatOr, and by con-
tinuing 1t for a short time, have been per-
fectiy cured. The Anhillilator is a prepa]
ration purely vegetable, agreeable to lad
taste and may be taken without fear Of any
injurious results by the delicate as well !,
the robust i'll constitutions.
81 Price SI.oo per bottle. For sale 81
all Druggists. Ask your Druggist for cr
cular containing certificates, or send to
n. JENKINS x co. Prrnrietora.
New ORR. ans La
FINLAl & THOMSON, Whoiesai. nral
gist. New Orleans, La, Gen. Agents Il
Louisiana. Texas. Mississippi, Alaband
Arkansas and Florida. ms 8
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-Baum's entire stock of Dry
Goods are direct from New York.
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WANTED T. 1.r L Il ac1,ve' Nun s1,yI

.etic canvsse!s to engage in ii pleasant and
profitable business. Good men will find
this a rare chance to make money. Such
will please answer this advertisement by
letter, enclosing s'amr for reply. stating
what business they have beer engaged in.
None bnt those who mean business need
apply. Address
FINLEY, HARVEY Il Co., Atlanta, Ga:
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No trouble to show goods a
BauM'S new store.
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Editorials.

See Daum's new ADVERTISE
ments in to days issue.
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Notice.
TO HOLDERS OF PARISH wARRAN7

TO HOLDERS OF PARISH WARRANT
There is money in the Pt IRISH Treasu,
to pay old warrants registered in 1876 !
to and including No. 529.
F. SAMOAN,
Oct. 18th. 1873. Parish Treasures
Extract from the Minutes OfNe Proceedij
of he Police Juy. Regular Session,
Oct. lst., 1877.
RESOLVED: - That all Warrant. II
Claims against the Parish, rot preseptsI
to the Treasurer for pay:ncRt, within SIT,
days after the Treasu rer advertises he h..
funds in the Treasury to pay the sa,ns
shall be reregistered. and the funds sdva.
tised for t G payment of the said Warrant.
or Claims, shall be applied by salt Trea,u.
rer to the payment Of the next oldest Ws,.
rants or Claims, in the order of their re,i..
tratiOIt
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M SIO E!

Just opened at Holden's
Corner under the Franklin
House, Corner St. Louis and
Market Street, by SIMON
BAUM of New Orleans
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TO MAKE MONEY
Pleasantly and fast, agents should Sldres
FINLEY, HARVEY & Co., Atlanta, @,
St. Vincent's College,
Cape Girardeau, Mo.

THIS INSTITUTION, so WELL AM
tavorably known to hundreds of q
Citizens of Louisiana, offers superior advaI
tages for the acquisition ola thorough Ella
steal, Scientific and Commercial EducatioI
Terms :-Per session Of ten month. $25o
The Session will commence Monday, 81
TENDER, ID. 1878.
Address:
Rev. j. w. HICKEY, CT
jy-20-3m President st. Vincent's Ca1rl
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Total.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-15

symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
DAINin thcrightsidc, under The edge
Of the ribs, increases OF pressure;
somc,inos the pain is in the left side; ;
tho patientiSrarcly 10 lie on thclcft
side sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, ard it frequently
extends to the top uftlc shoulder. and
is sometimes mistaken for rhcura-
tisn, in the arm. The stomach is aiicct~
cd with loss of appetite and sickness;
The bowels in gcncralurc costivc.spn:.
times alternative with lax the head is
troubled with pain, accompanied with
adult, heavy sensation in the bacl;pa
There is generally 4 considerable loss
Of memory, accompanied with y pain
fiji sensation Of having left undonc
something which ought to have hecn
done. A light, cry cough is sometimes
all attendant The patient complains
of wcarincss and debility he is easily
startled, his feet arc cold or burning,
and he complainsofa prickly sensation
ofthc skin ; isSpirits arc low: and al
though he is satisfied that exercise
would be beneficial to him, yet he can
scarcely summon up fortitude enough
to tryit. In G,ct, he distrustscvcry rem.
c,ly. Several of the above symptoms
attend the disease, but cases have oc.
Cured where few Of them existed, vet
examination of the body, after death,
has shown the LIVER 10 have been cx-
tcnsivcly dcranGcd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Dn. { M'LASR's LI"En Pill. y
c.,.%; or AGvE AND FEVER. w.i' =
taken With Qnininc, arc productive OF
lie most happy results. No better
crIhar;ic can be used. preparatory to,
OF after taking Qlininc. We would
advise all who arc afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and as
simple purgativc they are nneqialcd.
isEWARE or iMlTATioSS.
The genuine Dn. c. McLASE's
LIVER Pulls arc never sugar coated.
Every box has u red wax seal on
the iii, with the impression On.
MGLASE's LIVER Pulls.
The genuine MELASE'a LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures of C. MfLANE
and FLEMING BRos. on the wrappers.
tYInsist on your druggist or store
keeper giving you the genuine DR.. c.
McLAHE's LIVER Pills, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storckecpers generally
Tothose Wishing to give Dn. c. MeL.sE's ttvrH
PiLls trial, We viii mall, nnsraid, to any part Of
the United States, one b1x of Pills for twenty-five
cents. FLEMING DkoS., piEtGbGtgh, Pa.
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arc either unable or unwilling to nav

arc either unable or unwilling to pay
tho deb! which bcget want of
confidence in the minds Of the public
who arc uniformed with respect to tho
true condition Of West Virginia; aud
operate upjustly and injuriously upon
us. It would seem to be enough for
us to say, AID wo make tho assertion
and without the fear Of contradiction,
that We owe no debt; that We have
Issued no bonds and our Constellation
forbils the creation Of . liability in the
nature Of a public debt; and With this
assurance we canuot demand more nor
expect loss Of all honorable stock
brokers and bankers, than the with.
'lrawal from the list of indebted States
the name Of West Virginia.
YVES. Virginia certificates" and
West Virginia bonds" do not
exist. No bonds bavc ever, q. any
time, been issued by West Virginia !:
aud We arc prohibited from issuing. ut
any time hereafter, any bonds on the
faith Of this State. Tho bonds or
certificates referred to were issued by
Virginia. and West Virginia hri po
agency or participation therein
In respect to the credit which our
conduct and property would imply. We
might be indifferent, but We have
higher aius. and moro enrolling an
bition. We desire to invite im.
migration to cultivate our forest, and
to deyclOpo out mineral resource this
cannot BE- done with success. vhen
men of thrift and capital arc deferred
FROM immigration to and within our
borders BY reason Of the pcrsis,sn: and
ugustifahlO mif4uOtatiOn of our
credit No one could be expected to
iuycst capital within State which had
SO for absorbed the substance Of the
people thereof that its good faith and
obligations were only worth Eve cents
on the dollar.
West Virginia owes no debt, has no
bonds for sale and asks no credit.
J. N. BENNETT, Chairman
JONI ". GRASTuAH,
4. +. SUMMERS,
j. 7. McCLAsKEy,
Il, 3. SuERRARp,
| ELLIOTT VAwrRR.
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". G. BENNETT,
Secretary,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
DMe Creditors IF G. j. Butcher,
,I,,s,e.,I.

decreased:
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circui,
Court Of the county Of Lewis, made III
cause therein pending, to sEhjert the TEA!
estate Of the said G. J. Butcher TO tn. pay
inert OF bis deb.s, you are required to pre-.
sen, your claims ngains, TIE said 4. ].
Butcher, for adjudication, to a. u. bent,
Commissioner, al iIis Office in The said
county, on or Lrfurc The Iii, lay Of Jane,
1873.
Witness, ". II Dyrnc, Clerk of sud
Court this 18th day Of May, 1919.
W, II. BfRNE, Clerk.
W. G. Bennett, Pr. alnylS=lw,