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The following are Jne receipts and shipments
of live stock for the past 2i hours:
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OANIONs AHs
Good Templars tonight:
George Lusk Is home from his hunt in
HoOsierdam. He brought Il dead duck.
The Colonel Sellers threatened to capsize
last night, to the CONSERVATION of her pas
sengers
That Newport reporter of a morning
paper Is wrestling with Dayton affairs
again. Kill um, kill um, kill um. 4
The Robin Hood Arohers enjoyed Them
selves glorousIy at the residence of MIR.
and Mira Thomas, on Terrace avenue, last
night.
Newport Council last night granted the
DAYTON Street Railroad permission to lay a
Trail along tie streets Of that city over
which the road passes.
The new three UNDERGROUND bell of TIE
st. Pauls Church Of Dayt N, that was cast
by the Bgckaye Works Il Cincinnati, was
placed in position Yesterday.
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The following are the opening aud the 1'l6 p.
m. quotations OF the New York Excnunge.
as received by Lea, Sterrett d Co., Is West Third
street:
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oswEeo. Dec. 5--Wheat steady. Corn quteu
Duluth, 57c. ~ =, ~tt svs.
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FlNAN CIAL

CINCINNATI, Dec 5-2PM.
Exchange on New York is quiet and rates nom.
inal at ITO buying to par selling. . ....
Sterling is firm and demand fair. Sight dxaftS
"a S5 to-day bills at "a S21Ia for per sterling.
Government bonds dsseady. Local demand light
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Dr@Fnage.

The Boat and Machinery fol
dredging oar tne SHHmps ard
Lakes H. .hr basin between BAY
Nus l..oulcht ana ItIIebunne
az now at LorEpolt. Tie people
who have subscribed thpis names
.c7 certain amounts ~ be adyanc
pe} as Loans to commence th.s
great wo"& are coming ul' liboral-
i to t'icir pledges.
There was never Il more liberal
oi1er made ~ any ma2 10 do y
q uubir work tlian Mr. Newton,
Who has contracted 10 "Ut IN est
let for the surplus Wa:tIs, TOW
inautating thousands Of acres -
~vaiua'le Ianhs, into the Calf Of
Mexico. has made in dis Instance.
. .Aut there WAS never an OF nGrtn
nifty given people to have q
great pnhii" work competed With
80 lltrie ri~k Of losing the monies
/; cv may advance tor the unr-
! pose.
Sir. Newton II tn cut 3GoG0 Gu
| bic Yards Of canal before he viii
ASK a cent, and places a dredge
il the swainps that costs rearly
@lGG00.O0 which he pledges for
the iAjtIlin! completion OF his con
tract. Where can there be any
risk The money is TO be collect
ed and disbursed by a Local
Board Oh Swamp Land Commits.
sioners OF whom Major e.. La
garde is chairman, and Leon +
Gaudet, Joseph 0. Toups of LIZ
fourchc, and William a. Bisiand
and a. Viguerie of Terrebonne
are the members.
It is not probable that such a
Board as til t Wouln he distrust.
ed, if it is, there is not one 0
them but would willingly yieIt
his position to any Of his fellow
citizens who would prove more
satisfactory to the public. Up t.
this time no objections have bee'
heard, nor is it likely that Their
vii! be. They are honorable men
who devote their time for tn
well being OF Tie pubic.
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asa Mean osaaath.

On last Sunday evening, til" 26th. inst,
the earthly ~re,na.ns OF GEORGE GClON
WiEDEtt, were cons, -ncd to their last
resting place in the Illbolaux Episcopal
Cemetery.
His death occurred on the 10th. inst, at
Cameron, Texas, where he had been resid-
ing for some time His age was 80.
knew George wcll-we grew up togcth-
a deep rooted sorrow for the un-
timely taking off OF Sc Old and true Il friend
impelis me to write afcw lines to his memo
~.
At school We al loved him many of a1r.
Campbell's "h0vs' who still reside in this
ne;ghborhood viii bear me ont IN testi-
flying to Ills many good qualities. lie was
impulsive-truc hearts always are: Some
tiiJ IS raah-a characteristic of fearless ma
tsres-bnt never was he unkinG, upmanly,
or unjust.
At the outbreak Of our late war he was
am rug the first 10 respond TO his country
cal. lie was 1T that time a student Of the
Nashville Military AcaaeInY, bat, without
q moments delay, he east aside his books,
and Joined d Fem. regiment, He did not
remain long with this command. In the
near those We Lore; aud in the shock of
the tion coming storm, he yaarned to stand
shoulder to shoulder with his old La.
friends, and 20 stand or full uphotGing the
cherished b nLer OF his native state. On d.
irving here Ia ioiued the t3t!i. regt. Gel .
G bson-but soon allied himself to the lStl .
lie remained auIem5er Of the latter com
maud ill the end OF th3 Wa. He agtet his
part we'll. aud fearlessly risked his life on
many bloody fields. Mary stag the praises
CT his yaiCr: 40 one darc aSperse the rec
ord 81 LIS fair fame.
At the close Of the war he proved him
self aS wiling 10 perform the duties OF civ
i lie. a. he had been to discharge those -
Il soldier, aud up 10 the time of his death
! was industri0Gsiy engaged III the honorable
endaavor 10 earn 4 livelihood.
! Il Is :,ot my intention 10 write q bIosra-
grapay OF my old friend. | wish merely to
I give I faint. passing sketch Of what ! know
Inn 50 we'll 10 nave beeu-l good soldier
a tue, answering friond-ani il KIM heart
Ell. generous, WlDlCsouled man.
lie had his fault5-We all have many
b. hal his vistues-none Of Us have more.
: To his bero&ved and afflicted family, Of
' fer my heartfelt sympathy and condole9ce
and | assure them NY tears TOW scarcely
, less free than theirs over TIE grave of the
i dear departed. He has but gone the way
, OF al mortality. at IS appointed INTO al
men once to die" Our summons will CONF
iall soon.
"A lev days may, a few years must
ConSiGn us to the silent DIST
Farewell George dear old friend fare
we'll In this life We trs too meet II, more
but orr 1uC'anry will ever be cherished
green and IN adiug in my inaermost heart
aid when this life's p'titul fever is over
hope we viii hieet again Ill that far off
that better land.
Xxx
Thibodaux, january 29lh. 1879.
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Official.
Proceedings Of Town
TONgEcER.
TOWN HALL,

TOWN HALL.
Tuesday. JANUARY 2lst, 1879
The Town Council ot the Town of Thibo-
met IN special session this day at II
O'clock ANN.
Present: w. c. Ragan Mayor. and c.
Arena, j. Z. blanchard, I. Albert, and
Il. w. Tabor. Trustees.
Absent l.. Kcefo and Jos. A. TronG
Trustees.
On motion duly seconded the Mayor was
authorized 70 lend Nh. 7. Albert W. thous
and five hundred hlic2l., provided said AL
hertz promised to return said bricks when
called for.
On motion duly seconded the committee
on public property was requested 10 pre-
pare and present at the next regular ses-
sion, an Ordinance prohibiting the Mayor
from lending any property h~rlonging 10
this town az! providing penalties for the
violation ofthe SAME.
The petition for Nj. W. \. Ford asking
tie rcrmission 10 extend the telegraph
wires from st. Philip stree: TO the Rail
road Depot was presented and on motion
duly seconded said pGtist0n was laid over
TIL next YeGuia" session.
On motion duly seconded the Mayor Wa
authorized TO refuse all bids made at sale Of
market house less than Jour hundred and
fifty dollars.
On motion daily seconded the Council
adjourned.
NJ e RaaAN N,vor
A. J, PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
4 true copy
4 J. pEEnly. Clerk Town Council
r.sSss s' axe sSs..s~ss al: Ia.
astu.c;.c e;,r. ss,e year. IszN
-
CiiminaI Eynausea
irrnrsMG.anG ana PETIT. ,:.03 %
Witnesses, bciIinr
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Mrs. Holden, widow of the
late Il. f. Holden and her sister
Miss Mamie Nelson, left ThlnO-
,iaux on yesterday week 70" Aus
tin, Texas. in which City they pco
pose to reside in the future. Socle
~ in ThiboiauN loses i've eSt.nia,
BILE ladies whose residence here
n..s left many pleasant ronin,s-
celpoes in the circle OF friends who
enjoyed their companions!lip and
friendship.
We trust Jllat they may tind a
pleasant home and kind friends
in theil new nome.
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Full stock OF Hats. Boots and
Shoes at j. ID. Machado.

-Geu Shields has been elect
ed Senator from Missouri tor the
rnmainier Of the late Senator
Bogy's term that expires Aiarch )
1870.
Shields has been Senator
from Illinois, and from MlnnHs",
ta-bo:ng the only senator "!'o
has ev-t represented three States
in the United States Senate.
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Depends ID great measure upon our regard
for ornegIect OF the laws of health. Il VS.
violate chem We cauEot expect to "make
old boIcs.' But tttat the span OF existence
allotted to a uaturallv delicate constitu-
ton. q oha which has been shaken by dis
ease mar be materially lonsth ned, is a
fact of vbirh we have daily proof. The
Tivitrin,c and restorttivn indue1co ii Hos
letters Stomach n:,tcrs Ilou s t4lIli 6 ply
siqae affords Il stirling illustration OF the
po~ar o. iaiIciUuS med eaton 20 strength.
en- the loln Oh lie. kcs:o ed digestion,
complete as>'miiati,n, renewed appetite,
SOUND rep"se, these are HtJonG the b,ut'it-
conferred upon the tie5iGitat d by that ~
preme reuovant. "lh Il c;rruiatiou e.
ricned, Il frame iny:5oraied. and y nervous
system tranqa;iiGod, the invalid, att"r a
course OF the bittcrs, feels that hi lie tc's
IRE is 40 lcngcr the precae;one th'a% tll.t;
it was-chat TO mag Vel onioE a green ole
age
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New Senators for March 4tb,
1879. Vest from Missouri, y. 10
gan from Illinois, Z. voorhees,
from ln.ian&, D. Vance from
North Carolina. d. Call from Flor
lila, ID. piatt Of Connecticut, Il.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE co~untenance is pale and lead
| en-colored. with occasional tlushes,
or a ci~rcumscribed spot on n or both
cheeks; the eyes become duh; the
pupils dilate; an azure semlclrcle
runs along the lower eye-lid; the
nose is irritated, swells, and sometimes
bleeds; a swelling of the upper lip:
occasional headache, with hupming
or throbbing of the ears; an unusual
secretion of saliva Shiny or furred
tongue breath very foul. particularly
in the morning; appetite variable.
sometimes yoracious, with a gnaw1ng
sensation of the stomach, at others,
entirely gone; Aeeting pains in the
stomach; occasional nausea and voln-
iting; violent pains throughout the
abdomen bowels irregular, at times
costive; stools Shiny, not unfrequent-
" tinged with blood; belly swollen
and hard urine turbid respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompa-
MED by hiccough; cough sometimes
dry and convulsive; uneasy and dis
turbed sleep, with grinding of the
teeth temper variable, but generally
irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, not CAPABLE Of aOingM tie shghkSf
injury to the most tender infant
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
M1EuGE bears the signatures of {.
McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on the
wrapper. 90
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On Sunday last january %,
the remains OF tha late George q.
Winder were inferred i'll St.Johns
cemetery in this town. His body
was brought from Texas, where
he had died, by his brother j.. 3.
Wiudor Of Houma. Morganf>
Rail Road kindly placed a special
car on lie hranch road to lake
the friends OF the deceased from
'CliiaUdauX 10 Tcgrebonno Station.
aud bring the body atd funcral
cortpge to the cemetery. the Hon
ma train waiting over till their re
turn. Z large aSsenb.&se OF
friends met she sad cortrge at the
Depot, and accompanied 1t to the
quiet grave yard where all that
renamed Of a good, kind and
charitable man was laid ut TEST,
surrounded by loving relatives
and sympathizing friends.
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-Rrmcmher that Baum's new
stpra j. at tn" corner OF Market
a,.l ST. Lonis Streets, under the
Franklin House.
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QUERY ''Why vi mea smoke
common tobacco, when they can
buy Marburg Bros. Seat Of North
Cay0ljac,' at the same price,"
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Notice.
TO HOLDERS OF PARISH WARRArr

= w WIN NYN
There is money in the Parish Trea.,l
to pay old warrants registered in 1875 }
to and including No. ll79.
+. SAMOAN.
Jan. 18th. 1879. Parish Treasura,
Extract from the Minutes of the Proe,,H,
of the Police Juy. Regular Session.
Oct. lst. 1877.
RESOLVED: That all Warrant.
Claims against the Parish, not presenl
to the Treasurer for payment, within IN
DAYS after the Treasurer advertises he II
funds in the Treasury to pay the ~
shall be reregistered, and the funds adv|
tised for t G payment Of the said Wsrr,s|
or Claims, shall be applied by said Treas
Ter to the payment of the next Oldest w,
rants or Claims, i'll the order of their NJ
tratiOn. 6
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-neaI j. y. tIlrhado's Won
lnrfr,! advertisement III to-dayS
Issue.
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Dry Goods ana C|othings
can be bolgh: !rom Banm's new
store at New Orleans prices
Give him d call.
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Essh. ID.

Pied, Friday morning. January oath,
1879. at Il O'Clock. Mrs, Nary \. Suthcr,
land. widow OF p. Sutherland, aged Il
years.
y. o. PicGy}osc aid Vest Fcliciena Ssnti-
nci. please copy.
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Bay Halls i!ow from ). =,
Gr;Sanorr corner st, Philip and
MARKET streets.
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New ESTABLlSHNENTs. - \
new and snug ~ If" has been
established at the corner OF Green
ana Market streets by oar young
frieuIS Vhtorhile BergorUn and
/ \. WRIGHT, both already al
yuptaneouHly knowu. which will
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Es25tcs'i3ss.

Chew .IACKs0Ns BEST Sweet
NAVY 'T'GasT ego.
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-fny y"ur by Goods at j..
u, Macha.i0.
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-lIr. Machad0 will sell cheap
anyhow.
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\ Il Il.

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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EoLBRooK BROS.
Surgeon Dentists.

Do not neglect to care for and SO lose
your teeth. A small amount of money
expended to keep them in good condi-
tion is a good investment. We keep
Tooth Brushes, Powder and Mouth
Washes and will be glad to select for
each of our patients just such as their
care demands.
This is the time Of the year to have
your bad teeth removed before the cold
weather comes and they begin to ache.
We make Gold, Silver, Continuous
Gum and Celluloid Plates (besides 9TH
or kinds), but find Gold much better
base for artificial teeth than Rubber.
Examination and counsel free.
We will be glad to work for any who
may desire our services.
Teeth extracted without pain by the
use Of Nitrous Oxide Gas. 9-3m
HoLBRooK BROTHERS. D. d. s.
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This Senatorial district is entitled to
two members THE year. Mr.. Beer will
undoubtedly be endorsed for q second
term, and we have heard the name Of
Rollin A. Hosr Of Wellington. suggest
ed for the other member.-Elyria Re-
publican.
Wellington is ready to furnish great
men, and good men for any office. No
other town Of its size has sent abroad
more ministers to the interior, and it is
nothing against them that they all wore
hoops.
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coMMuN1cATIoNs.
PENFIELD.

There was an entertainment for the
benefit Of the band, at the residence Of
Myron Penfeld. on Thursday evening
last. Notwithstanding the inclemency
of the weather the house was well filled,
and those present report the evening
pleasantly spent.
Fletcher and Mrs. Lathrop Penfield of
Springfield, o., who we're en-route for
Albany, N. Y, spent last Fridey with
friends in town.
Re-planting corn Is the order OF the
day, with most of our farmers at present.
Died, Sabbath evening, June 9Th, after
Q lingering illness, Allie, wife Of Ho'
mer Bsrret, aged nineteen years.
The sermon by DIR. Schuyler, at the NJ.
E. Church, Sabbath morning. was excep-
tionslly fine.
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That gentle courtesy, 20 often the
finest and final flower of religion. -
Mary Clcmmer. Life il not SO short but
that there is always time enough for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. The black sheep
of the family is . clog to all the other
members, drag upon their energies, .
foul spot upon theirreputation. an absor-
bent OF their strength and Of the result Of
their labor. II the charity which senti
mentalizes over the vicious and provides
free lunches for the lazy, would expend
itself in the direction of helping those
Who help themselver, great deal Of
good might be done.-Hearsh and Home.
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ELYRIA.

June 8, 1879.
Extensive preparations are being made
to celebrate the Fourth here. The pro-
gramme Is nearly completed and will be
published this week. Rev. I. II. Nc
Connell of the NJ E. Church will be the
orator of the day.
Decoration day WAS duly observed and
much enjoyed by those who attended the
exercises.
The expenses of The county for the
pat three months were $7.OOS.67.
The young boys from the schools who
went to Wellington last Saturday and
played ball, speak in the highest terms
Of their treatment while there. They
say they were entertained in q most
pleasant manner. if they were badly de-
feated In the game.
The new grain elevator of Sampsell s.
Clark is nearly completed. This will
make q very desirable grain market Of
Elyria. ....
Neither of our Touring mills are 10 op-
Grafton now. One Is having a new boiler
put in and the other is being enlarged
and extensively improved, and when
completed will do very large business.
Last Wednesday evening, June 4th,
Mr. Rollin Cary, son of j. w. Cary, the
general ticket agent OF the Lake Shore
Road, and Miss Lillian W. Hulburt, both
Of this place, were married. They are
making an extensive trip east.
Upon invitation, the senior classes of
the Elyria, OBJ rlin. Norwalk, Fremont and
Clyde High Schools, enjoyed the liberal
hospitality of the senior class of San.
dusky High School on last Saturday.
1t is expected that Mr.. E E. Myers,
the architect of the new court house, will
be here this week, and his plans and
specifications published at once.
The trial of Thomas Falkner, the
murderer, has been continued till the
October term uf court.
Garrison, one of the Wellington cal
breakers, plead gully. Lowrie. the other
one, plead guilty to petit larceny, and
his indictment OF burglary was nollied
A. w. N.
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II II an old adage that "bad dinners
60 hand in hand with total depravity,
while . properly fed man Is already half
saved" How to furnish . table with
good, wholesome, well-cooked food, and
1t the same time without waste and ex-
travagancc, and with, due variety and
suited to the different tastes and require
ments of children and grown people. Of
the vigorous and the delicate, is sub.
ject that concerns every household. II
II easy enough to get cookbook for
the vealshy. but one that shall be Of use
to the millions Is The great need. Cake
and confectionaly. delicious but indiges-
tible lunches and party dishes are very
.weHe 10 know about. bot there are 4
thousand and one things concerning
every day cooking and housekeeping
that sre moro important. but TO which,
In most cook books, less attention il
given. Buckeye Ce'okery and Practical
Hossekeeping" 10 . book Of 464 pages
packed. full of tried recipes and sensible
dircctions for every department Of thu
household, from the cook room to thu
laundry, nursery. sick room and parior
It Is we'll bound in oil cloth covers ant
haa ruled psges for adding the choic'
recipes that are banded down like tradi
tions in every family. and has tables O.
weights and measures, iules for market
ing, cutting and curing meats. and gen
eral suggessions for all the emergencies
of life. We have not seen . book .,
well adapted to It's time, or that seem
20 entirely 10 come up to what 10 expect
ed Of suoh . teacher. fl.us5y59
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Bishop Cleveland Coke writes q scat
tering article concerning the absurdity
Of erecting statue 10 Tom Paine at st.
Louis. He says. "It IL left for atheists
on the shores Of the Mississippi to out
Herod the superstitious of the Nile; to
set up . hyena and cry: Such be The
gods. o, Republic Of Americar A man
who could write such words a. the fol-
lowing to George Warrington, (who has
. tolefably fair reputation a. . mani
hardly deserves speeches and monu-
ments from clear-headed American citi-
zens. This is q specimen letter from
that foul blasphemer-:
ssiut To 0HonaE WAsHINoroN:-
Gas for you, sir, treacherous in pri-
vate friendship and hypocrite in public
life. the world would be puzzled to de-
eide whether you are an spostate or an
impostor; whether you have abandoned
coed principles or whether you ever had
any, "iem stg, = TnoMAs PAINE.
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