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The Champion vacator.
t-rm the l1dl,n.poii. Nex.l !

The other day. while cutting copy. 1t
occurred to Mr.. Perkins, foreman OF the
news room Of this onice. that he had
not hal a holiday for seventeen years.
Visions OF th. country rose before his
minds eye-the home OF his childhood
tb. old oaksn bucket-eggs In the hay.
loit-the swimming place In the creek
back Of the old grist mill-Susan VIII
lis. who married the wooden-legged soap
peddler-ths cinnamon eheroots ut the
corner grocery-Smith, the saddler. who
told such funny stories that all the boys
gathered at his shop in the evening
these. with q thousand other things, rosy
"reminiscences that cannot be put ON pa.
per or canvas, came To him IN spite OF
prosisc nonparsil and minion surronnd'
ipgs, and tear swelled obtrusisely, roii'
ing down his cheek over his mnstaehe
into the paste pot. Yes, he would go:
His mother lived there yet ON the old
place (; he would 20 and see her aud
spend week or ten days with the boys:
so he babe everybody at the Office good
bye and went to Nashville. Ihe
next day he WAS at the Once
as usual cutting copy. Fact was
he saw his mother and she was aoont
all he cared for. The boys are not the
BOYS Of other days. lie didn't intend
that as his vacation. anyway. IL was
only short trip to give him relish for
his vacation which he would take at
Wabash. where he once lived. Wabash
was the place. He had relatives there,
and as to fun-there was always iun
alive at Wabash. There wasn't such
another town anywhere. No, not IN the
great round world. so he started Tor
Wabash. Two weeks would DC hsedeu
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STRANGE that tho woman who goes
into ecstaciss over piece OF Eastlake
furniture. the first principle OF which Is
alaptability TO use Of all its details,
should DO willing to totter about ON
boot.heels big round as u wafer. her
struggles to keep the center OF gravity
within the basal line meeting with but
little better success than that which ac-
companies the small boys first essay on
stlts.-B0stoa TrdRScripi.
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"HAvk you seen any uad dogs so by
here Just nowl" cried out bad little
Massachusetts, boy. "Mad dogs-mer-
cyr' gasp.d the woman. and she threw
four wet sheets on the ground in heap,
and got into the house in four bounds.
The boy maintained bis position. and
after few minutes the woman put her
head out ot the door aud asked, i" Have
your" "None." was the reply. -
guess the season for 'em has drawd to u
..ia.. 80
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This hank has Special Fssiiitiss fsr
D<aiisE In Baliion.
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J. q. MARSHALL,


SILvER Hill aiNtNs coma
- sY.-Location of principal place VI basi-
ness. san fzncisco. California
Location Of works. Gold Hill. storey county.
Notice /. hereby given. tha, si a meeting Of
the Board of Directors, held on the Jo.h day
of September, ISIS. an assessment tNo. ~ of
NIFTY C.nis per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately, In United states gold cJin. W the
secretary. al the once of the Comgany. Room
s, No. NJ bash street, san frAnei-co. Call
forniA.
rrmain unpaid on the lat dag of November.
ISIS. will DO dslinqnent. and ADVERTISED tor
sale At public auction. aud unless syment u
made bsfors will Be roid ON MONDAY the 18th
aay Of November. ISIS. 10 pay The delin9aen'
assessment, tosether Win e0sps VI s"'etus'ns
and erpsns~s of sale.
Nv order Of the Board OF Iirrctors.
W. X. DEAN. Secretary.
omee-Room q. No. so5 Bush street. san
Francisco. California oessa 'ssa-
SayROJAN MlNlN0 SOnrAN-
Location Of principal place " oasiAe''
81 Loss,ion of works. Gold Mn. storey county
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting o.
the Board of Directors, held on the ~ Gay ~
Oeto,,sr, ISIS. an assessment tSo. " OF I~yu
ty.nve Cents per share was levied upon ,ns
capital stock OF tho corporation, payable
immediately, In United state. gold eoln. 10
the Secretary. at the once of ths ConilAny'
sr Nonisonisry street. Room u. sAa franeiseo'
California
Any stock upun which this assessment rhail
remain unpaid on the 9TH day 81 Novtmber,
ISIS, will be delinquent. and advertised
for sale ~ public auction. aud unless pay
msnt 10 made before viii be soli on MOSDAf.
the 25th day of November. isTs. 10 pay the delin-
ouent ssss-sment. together xlth costs VI adycr.
tisins and expenses of .Aie.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
DAVID WILDER. secretary.
Oaee-ss Montgomery street, Room n. saz
yrsneisco. California ost I'd
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n oso uais nossy fsssr o. work for Nc than
u Il snythiBG eles. Capital no. required, vs
yiil si.t yos. us pr day ss home made p
wanted sveyvhss 70 work forps Nsv q the
tina. Coetly outht end tsrns frss. Addrsss
nhl tns T1uB = co.. Augusta. nainss
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JUST PUBLISHED.

Acsrefniiy revised Trrstiss on catarrh. with .n
accurate description of symptoms Andsymrathetic
dieases together with minute directions for effect.
lag with sASrokp's RsptcAL CrEn . speedy and
eereral health, OF yast Importance 90 all afiirted
Win estsrTh. II is vrapr.d about each bottle ot
the E,pioAL CuRE. or Will DO mailed Tree On re-
ceipt of stamp.
Each package OF sANrosp's E,rfcAL crrx rom
tains Dr. SAnfOrds Improved InhAling Tube. with
full directions for IN all cases. Price. o. sold
By all Wholesale and retail druEgist. through.
ont the United States and Canada WEkks q
POTTER. Gsn.ral Ascnls and wholss.is brux.
gists, Boston. Mass-
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BANKERS AND BRoKERs.

DIRECT0RSi
LOUIS hoLAsE..............y;...pP,sss P,ss,dsn! s,dsn!
J. O. phs y l ;,Gxii. J. [. FIoOp,
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NLEAN TOWELS AND SHARP RAZoRs.
| ~ Quick. Smooth, Neat, firstciass Work.
| Hair Cutting and Dressing done In the most
| Artistic. suitable and satisfactory style.
The old Pioneer Saloon 10 the place. and dont
i you forget it. auib m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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JEwflRY. ETC.
REPAIRING poSk. Charges Rea.onsble.
BLANK BOOKS OF ALL KINDS
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U-ahees nusie. Ns

Agency fbr the san Frsncl-oo CHRONICLE.
All the latea Ess,srn Periodicals. etc., dehv-
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ExoHANcg

On the principal cities throughout the United
states, Europe, Japan. China and the asl
Indies, the Australian Colonies and Nsw Zss-
land, and on Honolulu lHawAiD.
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED !

All sufferers from this di-ease that are anxious
10 BE- cured should try DR.. kis-n-r's Celebrated
Coo.umptive Powders. These Powders are the
only preparation known thst will cure Con.
.umption, and all diseases OF the throat and
lungs-indeei, 80 s'rung 10 our faita In them.
Ani also ~ convince you that they are no hum
bus, We will forward 10 every sufferer. By mall.
post paid. q frce Trial Boz.
We don't want your money until you are per.
fectly satisfied of their curative powers. III
your life IL worth saving. don't delay IN giving
the-e Powders . trial, - they will surely cure
you.
Price, for large hot. 800. rent TO any part OF
the United STATES OF Canada. BY mall. On receips
Of price. Address.
30 rulton street. hrookiyn. Nj.
ie5 ss-lv
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FITS, EPILEPSY.
Or
FALLING SICKNESS

rermsnently Cured - no humbus by One
Month's u.ase Of Dr.. Goularl's Cel-ora'ed In.
falllble Fit POwl To convince sufferers
that these powders will do all We claim for
them. We will rend them by mail. post paid, .
Trial bor A DR.. 0oulard L. the only ply sicisn
that has ever made this disezss = SPECIAL study,
and ~ to our knowledge thousands have been
fermsnently Cured BY the u-e Of the-e Pow-
ders, we will guarantee q Permanent Cure In
every case. OF Refund yoa All money Expended.
All sufferer. should givethe-e Powders an early
trial. and be convinced Of their curative pow.
err.
Price. for iarge box. $500. or four boxes for
5000. sent by mall to any part Of the Cniied
state. or Canada on receipt of price. or By cx.
prees, Z. v. ID. Adires-.
ASH n ROnHINS,
SO Fulton street. brooklyn, MI.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA

DARlSH COTRT. PARISH OF La
L FOURCHE, SUBMISSIONS OF HY
polite Boutarie and his wife Eliza Des
champs No. l004.-By virtue of an order OF
sale to me directed IN the above entitled
and numbered SUGGESTIONS / will offer foi
sale at public auction pursuant to law to
the last and highest bidder at the Court
House in the Town OF ThibodauX on
Saturday February 9Th. 1878.
between the hours Of II o'clock A. NJ. and
4 O'Clock p. VI. the following described proI
erty to-wit:
\ certain tract of land situated in this
parish on the rlght bank of Bayou Lafour
che at about Three and a half miles below
the Town Of ThibodauN, measuring one and
one half arpents front by forty arpents III
depth bounded above by land belonging tt
the Estate of Mr.. Francois Pitre and below
by land of the Estate OF Dr.D .DuracTogctI
er with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Terms and Conditions of Sale Cash on
the Spot i'll United States Treasury Notes
tc pay debts Of said Successions
l.. A. WEBRE, Sheriff.
January 9TH. 1878.
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=
The ~ScOUnGreEs.

The Sensation OF the week has
been the arrest of the villains of
the Returning Board that stole
The vote OF Louisiana in 1876 and
made II. B. Hayes President. On
las, Friday they were notified,
being on bail, TO appear before
Judge Whitaker's Court for trial
for forgery and Justification OF
returns in Vernon Parish.
Not showing their faces their
bonds Were declared forfeited and
the Sheriff directed to arrest
them.
On Saturday it was discovered
that they were concealed in the
Custom House. whittier the Sher-
lit proceeded TO make their al
rest, aud was himself arrested by
the t. 5. Marshal. \ high move,
II WAS to ASSUME that the L. s.
Custom House was to be IL hiding
I place for %pesjurerS after whom
law officers We're making search.
y few messages to Washington
pat a tl|a IN that portion OF the
ears OF the tugitlves, by the retu-
sal o. the Government Officers to
sanction any such a proceeding
or assumption. The Sheriff was,
at once. liberated who proceeded
into that building and unenrthed
Tom Anderson, Cs.Sanave and
kenner and gave them rooms in
the Parish Prison. Old Mad.
Wells was nos to be found, nol
did he show his ugly pluz on Suu
day.
On Monday Anderson and his
dnSky clumS We're brought into
Court, bnt Wells vas still uu-
found.
Anderson was put upon trial,
whilst kruner and Casanave
We're released on S25oO.O0 Bonds,
On Tcusday Tom Andelson's
trleads offered a.jnror @2OO0.00 to
hang The Juf.,. \ Jury was i'm,
ranelcd on that day.
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THE OnELoUsAs COURIER
Thls paler originally started Ivy
j. w. Jackson shortly after the
war, is numbered with the things
Of tie past
For time it grew anal flourish
ell vigorously. but it's editor,
whom persona! knowlenge of foHg
years acGnaintancesllip, jnstiles
us IN stating, WAS a good, genial,
excellent gentleman, SAW proper
to follow The lead Of the most in
fArnal ScJnn!re! of this century.
Tom Anderson. has been caughr
IN terribly bad company. and, lis
an editor. met the fate of all such
unfortunate associations.
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Old ST Gsa Helix.
No Rubbing 1t out-Not Gtciae to
Leabe Dis WorF to Play Snou-
Bal.

While they We're resting from
work at ioon yesterday Amcs
said
| healfd err white man rpedin'
iii de paper dis mornin' dat tc.aps
WIZ 'Eatiu' now whud.!ur dare
wnZ emmy he'll or not !"
"Slnck>.7 said ojd ~i:"yDu'rp
got dat wronyr-ul io>lnas-. s!lo =
No. sab ; oat w,,x hat lie
red in tie paper"'
" WAuii+i tese wuz an, iail -
repeated ii.
las, sab: whmI.ier wl,-n e.
maa gle o1l up hyHr be went Ter
he'll, az less dissolved ter d,:>'
4gln.
" Lroitje lrah Il don't want
no '>pntA vii Euhpiy, but # en-
ny nian come iuuiin. 'yonnl me
wiz! dat Sortpr shr;plur hes gx!nr
ter ii~i.!i ll.,. Git ~. wander inter
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Brlow will be iound those re-
trenchi"ant and relotm Demo
crafts
e So. 81. g..

The regular ANIMAL Commu-
hlcatlon OF the L. W. Grand
Lodge, /. O. O. +, Of .Loui>:aa,
was held III Odd Fellows Hal. in
New Orleans commencing Teus-
cay evening JAnnary 22a a.,d
co'iinulH@ tour nights.
IHe Attendance was as .aypp rs
Al AIN previous session. nearly
every subordinate having been
represented. The reports of the
'aiIopS grand officers were val
nahie documents, giving u sue,
c.Act history OF the workings OF
ne Order during the past wear.
Ahe membership in the State.
FAC decreased, seven members
during the past year. and one
subordinate Lodge at Delhi SAL
rendered It's Charter.
The following officers were
elected and installed
Lewis Graham VI. W. Grand
tiaster, Henry Marquatt, L. W.
deputy Strand Master. Jonn Is.
2.annei, Il. ". Grand Warden.
:. W. De.eSdernier. L. ". Grand
.9fcietarN, Joiin b. %Ei"no. Il. W.
uia"a Treasurer, JnhnE. Retes
torn. anti SfiaS I. Gwsasno1e. +
!" Gsand Representatives to ;n.
strand Lodge of the United
States.
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Representative r. /. Gibson
teiegraphpd, Il short while ago
that il looked very much as if
the Tariff on Sugar would be
reduced.
Tue Planters association have
held a meeting III New Orleans
ami sent SIX delegates to Wash
lngton IL reference to this i'm
portant subject. -Four of the six
are white sugar men whose views
are believed to br in favor OF a
low tariff on brown sugars
provided that it is raised. or not
reduced on white sugars.
The sugar growers deserve
little credit TO permit such an
ASSOCIATION to exist without hay.
Ing controlling interest therein.
Judge Bratt'e, one Of the dele
gates who would oppose any
redac5ion on the tariff declines
10 go.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA

DARiSH COURT, PARISH OF la
4 FOURCHE. SJCCESSION OF MAR
cellus A. Leieune No. 9J5 rrobates.-by
virtue of an order OF sale 10 me directed in
the above entitled and numbered Success
sion | vii! ctfer for sale at public auction
pursuant to law III the last and highest bid
der At the Court House in the Town OF
ThibudaylN on
Hatarday Htbraary 9h. 1873.
between the hours OF II o'clock A. VI. and
4 o'clock z. N. the following described prop
crtv to-wit:
a certain town lot situated in the town
OF GiiibodauN known ana designated on !;
plan of said Town executed ny James b.
Grinage on the LIST. day of May 1872 and
deposited III the office OF the Recorder OF
this Parish known as lot No. (S8) Eighty
eight bounded III front or East by Henry
Clay Street North by Rose>Strcet aud west
ny st. Philip street. Together with AL tue
buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms and Condition Of Sale. Cash on
the Spet III United States Treasury Notes,
to pay debt oil said Succession.
January 5:h. 1873.
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sTA"E OF LOUISIANA
PARISH COURT-PARIyII OF "A.
tmIkChE-IE TIE MATTER Of
lhh l.Ei.DlCFiONsOF CECl-
LA PARA, No. 1000 PRO

BATES.
by VIRTUE OF IN ORDER OF SAFE
- tome directed in the above entitledIaul
nnihbored case, | VIII oferlfor sale at NH.
NC auction pursuant to law. to the LAST
and highest bidder. at the Court ,.ousn
Ill the town Of Thibodaux. on
Saturday, February %, 1873.
between the hoHrs Of lko'clock a. m and
4 o'clock p. m. the following described
property belonging to the saiu interdicte
Cecilia PARA, to wit
A certain tract Of land situated in tho
Parish of Lafourche, in this State. on the
right descending bank of the Bayou La
toutche. and having front on said Rn-
You Lafonrche Of twentythree and one
half (43l) arpeuts by forty arpents in
depth. bounded above by lands of Urban
Danosse, and below by lands of FeIiy q
Para, sail land being at a distance nj
about twelve leagues above the outlet Of
Eatou Iafenrch. Together with all Vie
rf@tlts, ways, servitudes, privileges and hd.
Vantages thescnnto. belonging or in anv
wise appertaining. Being the same pro,L
erty acquired by said .interiirte, from
her Uncle Antonio PARA, by an act of d..
ration dated the sixth day of December.
Terms and conditions of the sale. Cash
the spot in United States TREASURY
Notes la. WEBkE, Sheriff.
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The 81. IinGru De,Docrot

The 81. LaaMyy Democrat is
Il new papar inst started in Ope-
loHSa>, by 81. ID. Kayauagh as
it%tIltar. The fist issue indicates
considerable ability and editorial
talent. The Democyat proposes to
advocate the claims Of neither OF
the factions which have divided
the people Of St. Landry Perish.
ont to use its Influence in heal
ing those dlsSenSions. in the fn
tuie. There is no portion of Louis
iana II which such a paper is
mere teeded and should the
Democrat harmAulze and re unite
the people of the Parish in wlIica
it is published, and pour oil
enough on The trouhlea waters of
the political turmoil and contep-
tlon that has had such unfo1tn.
nate results in the past. As 10
1n!et ihem IN the future it will
merit ii rich reward.
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The following joint Resoln-
ton WAS presented to the Sens
ate, last week and passed
BY Mr.. Goode \ Joint reSolu-
tiGn lis follows:
Whereas, we view with grave appreh hen
sion the energetic and insidious efforts
which are now being mad IL obtain from
the Congress CT the United States Il rrduc-
ton of the im'ort duties ul.on the s,aple
Ero&uct of orr State and
Whereas We realize III its fullest extent
the fact that even under the present tariff
the cultivation Of sugar is frau@ht with
perils Of the most serious character: and
Whereas, We feel aSSiIrcd that any rp,luc
ton Of that tariff cannot but result iii TIE
destruction II our most material interests.
and the bankruptcy of II large proportion
of our people, already Impoverished by orr
recent agricultural mistortunes therefore
be il,
ResoiceF BIZ the Senate end House Of Re
prescntatireS Of tie STATE Of Louisianu, Ia
General 4 sGca,bty c~0arenrf. That We lie
most earnestly request the members Of Con
gress III abstain from 50 needless and so
serious an injury to the material interests
OF our people and we do especially request
the Representatives. Of our State to exert
their influence IN arrestiag so fatal a caian,
ity as would result from even the slightest
diminntion of the existing rates of duties
upon sugar.
Being sent to the lower House
1t was called up by Representa-
tive BiIlipu and passed.
What influence it may have
upon the minds Of Congressional
minds time will soon disclose.
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TIE Observation-Disclosures in
Ne" Orleans. last We,ksthe edi-
tor OF the SENTINEL had an
opport ants of Witnessing the
operation oi fllis peculiar modern
invention.
The great firm of Rice. Born.
& Co, nave connected their maiit
house OF Camp Street, with a
branch honse thee miles up town
hy means Of Il wire, and now the
~proprie!ors sit in their respective
offices and converse as easily as
II they were in the same room.
The sound of the voice and the
enumeration Of words are plain
and distinct, sufficiently lond TO
hr understood easily.
The Telephone is a wonderful
contrivance and will be OF great
practical utility, perhaps it will
>ool be Improved so as to super
Sede the use Of tiie telegraph.
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"A new way Of ol:tait.irg lie,
gal knGwledge.--Gen. No1n@. oi
Claiborne Rari>h, III bis attrmp.
to Sustain the mileage grab bill in
the Hoase of Representatives.
took the occasion to say that ile
obtained his knowledge from the
hooks, and not rs some other mrn
did, who by sitting down upon
their law books received legal
knowledge shy ahSorption,'
There aic some VINO anDnn>p
that that Representative oh.Jintll
his own Knowledge i'll thao way:
that The sam of $4,000 in the
caiarious depths Of a mans pork
N would ''abSorb' a great deal of
VERY singular law.
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SUCCESSION OF JEAN MARIE YER,
GfZ Nc. l0nS PROBATES. .

GTA.E OF LOUISIANA PARISH
- Court. Parish OF Observation-Disclosures
Thomas Albert, Curator of said Estate, OF
said parish, has rendered il provisional ac.
count o. his administration, praying the
Louol0.ation Of the same,
Now, therefore the parties interested,
fee, With. ten days following the pnblica
ton of the present notice, stcll objections
as they may have against the homolega
ton OF sand, account, otherwise the same
shall be approved and hn~mologated accord
ing 20 law.
/.r>,>N Witness my hand AMI the i'm
s HInN press of the seal of my office this
wv Ind. day OF February 1873.
}. W. KNOBiUCH.
Clerk OF Court.
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MlsFoRTuNE-A yornc plan
ter, residing hot over POO miles
from ThihnhanX was lately ia
New Orleans.
Taking "A ride in one OF the
street ears, as he approached bis
destination he thought to show
Oil HIS agility by getting out.
without stopping the ears.
He Was successful IN Getting
ont, but the EASE with which he
measured his length on the mud
dy street WAS edillng to the
helol;iefs and peculiarly CRAFTY.
lnG to the proprietor of The near
est Clothing sore who SOLD him
a new outfit at 20 per cent above
usual prices.