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Though Shaking Like an
ASalen Leaf.

With the chiIls.and fever, the victim of
ma.aria may still recover by using the
celebrated specific, Hostetter's Stomach
Bittcrs, which not only breaks up the most
aggravated attacks, but prevents their re-
currence. 1t is ininity preferable to Iuin-
inc, not only because it does the business
far more thoroughly, but also on account
Of its perfect wholesomeuess and invigorat
ing action anon the entire system. Testi-
mony is concurrent, positive and ample
showing the decisive nature OF its effects,
and that it is no mere palliative. Physi-
clans concede its excellence, and there is a
constant influx of communications from
persons in every class of society avouch-
ing it's merits, and bearing witness to its
superiority over other remedies for malari
| al disease. 1t unexpectedly popular thrOug!
| out the West, wherever fever and ague pre-
| walls as it does in many of the fairest and
most fertile portions of that vast region.
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friend arose, moved over, and
took a seat by us, and related his
doleful story. We sofyened the
asperities of his rising passion by
inviting him to partake OF our
lunch and occupy a part of oar
section. 4
Soon his seat was filled with
the travelling members OF the
menagerie, who had filled up his
section and taken full possession
without SO much as saying "by
your leave SIR"
With much tribulat;on the
walls of our friends wrath was
kept from oveltlowing until the
going down of the sun behind the
hills of Montgomery, where New
Orleans people were not allowed
to place the soles of their weary
feet, aud where Health officers
and policemen, in blue coats, prom
Use to bring a cup Of coffee to the
thirsty prisoner and don't do it.
Then the porter was called and
was ordered, by the placing OF a
peremptory quarter dollar into
the palm Of his right hand, over
which were clasped the fingers
thereof, to prepare our friends
berth into which he might elon-
gate his fatigued body for the
night. But when the berth was
prepared drowsiness forsook the
travellers eyes and he remained
seated near us i'll happiness and
the CONSCIOUSNESS of having.done
his duty to his fellow.man.
Then came a messenger from
the wandering squad to inquire
if he wouldn't give up his berth
so that they could use the seats
until they reached Mobile at mid
night. IL was at this sublime
moment that the true inwardness
of our genial companions innate
SOUL burst forth like a star Of the
first magnitude. "No sir, | paid
eight dollars for that berth, you
have kept me out of it all the after
noon, and now you want Inc to
give It up tonight. No sir am
going to use it myself" And
then John went to his berth and
was soon away off i'll dreams and
pleasant Visions.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court, Parish OF LafOurche.
succession of Louis Lovingly, eros No. 1924
PrObates.


Dursuant to an order aud decree of above
court and in obedicnce to y commits
sion to me directed in the above entitled
and numbered succession, l will offer for
sale at public auction pursuant to law to
the last and highest bidder at the late resi-
dence of deceased on the Greenwood plants
ton situated in said parish left bank OF the
BAYOU Lii sourchc at about three miles
above the Town of Thibodaux on
Saturday the 4th. day Of October,
1879, between the hours Of II o'clock A. M:
and 4 o'clock z. NJ The following described
property belonging to said succession to-
wit: =,
list. Two Thirds of Eleven arpents OF
standing cane on the Greenwood planta-
Ind. Ono Third OF Two Mules Nancy
and Queen.)
Bird. One old blind horse.
4th. A lot oil household furniture. bed.
stead and bedding, armoir clock tables
chairs and kitchen utensils.
5th. One lot of poultry.
9th. One lot OF farming utensils, Z pl0ws
3 hoes 2 spades and q lot Of harness:
Terms OF Sale: Cash on the Spot in Uni
| ted States Treasury Notes.
'Septelnber2 Uth. 1879.
L. A. WEBRE, Sheriff.
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One would suppose from read
ing the city papers that no mat
ter whether Ogden or Witt re
ceives the nomination tor sGover
nor, some terrible catastrophe
will happen.
Whether it will be an earth
quake, a storm or a game of Base
Ball: Jupiter alone knows.
It matters little, to most of PEG
pie, which one of them secures
the nomination, as either is fully
competent to make a good Gov
eruor and either will be elected if
nominated.
All this display in the columns
of the irate journals will vanish
into thin air as soon as the Baton
Rouge convention completes its
work.
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NOTICE

The public is hereby warned and notified
not to negotiate for the following notes,
tO-wit:
Two mortgage notes signed by Ozeme
NaMuin, payable to his own order, and by
himself endorsed, dated 22d Aug, 1876, one
for Two Hundred Dollars, payable April,
Sd 1880, the other for Two Hundred and
Fifty Dollars, payable 3D. of April. 1881.
The said notes having been pledged by me
to the late commercial house of V. IL.
Bernard in New Orleans. The object of
said pledge having failed, the payees have
been notified not to pay SAID notes to said
firm or its SUCCESSOR, Mrs. E. A. BOulOn,
wife of ii. Vcrges. The said notes being
claimed as the property of the undersigned.
MRS. j. b. MAUREAU.
per Il. r. MCBRIDE, Agent.
Thihodaux, Sept. 9TH, 1879.
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The rise in the price OF iron
indicates that the surplus of that
material that has been in the mar
ket for some years has been dis,
posed of. Its production however
will give employment to thou
sands of labors both i'll the smel
ting of the iron and TIE digging
of stone coal to heat up\he fur
naceS.
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The Terrebonne Independent
is a young candidate for public
favor published in Houma by
Frank E. Fanguey. We see that
the Republican nominees III that
Parish are for sheriff, T. 4. Cage:
for Clerk, r. w. Condor Isam
Pollord and EnOs William for the
Legislature.
Judge Sidney an Independent
candidate tor the Legislature.
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Planters Labor AGENCY.

make 1t a speciality to furnish Planters
with competent and reliable ENGINEERs
SUGAR MAKSRs. CARPENrERs, BRICK ma
SONS, BLACKSMITH and all kinds of SKILLED
labor. "
can also furnish field and general lanar
hands if desired.
W. F. MCLEAN.
81 st. Charles street. corner Of Union.r
3n-sep-l3-79. New Orleans J3S
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uIuIiuc1 said q RrOOElvn D

Julius said a Brooklyn gen
tleman to his colored servant,
"don't you enjoy the astronomi-
Cal phenomena these fine even.
ipgss 2" "DunLo, sah,' responded
the darkey, "mush melons are
my fayorite fruit"
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The old and dilapidated build
l. that has, for so long, been an
,ore on the corner Of st. Louis
"a Short street has been torn
ogu. In its place will soon be
,seted q neat parsonage for the
Lsidence of the Pastor OF the
brosbyterian Church.
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Local News.

Gov. Nichols arrived at
|.,.teld plantation, adjoining
on Teusday and re
III aver till Wednesday.
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Planters should buy sugar
|ouse lamps, lanterns, etc., TO
Fiji np their sugar houses during
|sl,ng season from $. L. GrlSa
,ore. who has all articles needed
4 snch establishments, such as
|kinmers, ladies', tin pans, sui
Aar pipes and stoves, babbet
retal, spelter, borax. patent &c
md, lead, packing and oakum'
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cbo effect of the late storm,
.nis town, is pleasantly evident
! ,h,' number Of new galleries.
I .ss and, kitchens that haze
,.a erected in the place of e'd
a rickety ones blown dowf
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Mr.. Harp, WHO has leased
tbs Franklin Hotel on Market
meet, evidently comprehends
h b~usiuess and if he does not
ueceed in establishing a good
hasiaess it will be no fault Ofhis'
fr he is doing his duty IN the eff
krt TO make that building q first
lass Hotel.
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-rue repairs on Thiboda"x
l.;.lse have greatly improves
$, structure both in appearance
,.asth and durability. The
Z, has been less than was anti
;..t.d by the directors.
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obtained for new inventions, or for improve
Ments i'll old ones. Cave ats, Trade Marks
and all patent business promptly attended
to.
Inventions .thal have been
ented By us. Being opposite the U. S. Fat
Ell Office, and Engaged in Patent Illus.
mess Excl usively, we can secure
patents i'll less time than those who arc re.
mote from Washington and who must dc.
pend upon the mails in all transactions
with the Patent Office.
When Inventors send model or sketch we
make search in the Patent Office and adj wise
as to its ~patentability free of cha,ge. Cores
pondence confidential, prices low, and mo-
charge unless patent is OBJ.
We refer to Hon Postmaster General D..
NJ. kEY, Row. F. y. POWER, to officials IN
the Us. Patent Office, and especially to
our clients in every State of the Union aud
II Canada. For special references, terps,
advice. &C., Address
G. A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, d. &.
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See new advertisements III
to-days issue.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY. - The
handsome majority which Mr..
pSulliyan obtained in the pre-
fuinary election i'll Latourclle'
oh last Saturday, being about
10. will lie a heavy load for his
able young opponent MIR. ". T.
Howell to overcome in Assuml
,Du.
No matter WHO may prove sue
tessful the interests OF the State
will he in safe hands, as both are
able efficient amt energetic, quail
Ties essentially necessary in the
occupant Of the Office to which
they aspire.
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The preliminary election pas
sel of very quietly on last satur
day, the successful candidates re-
eeiving such handsome votes &C
10 satisfy the public that they
we're The first. choice of the vo.
erS. More than 1000 votes were
polled, being nealy tourafths OF
the Democratic votes Of the Par
ish.
The complimentary votes given
Judge A. +. KnObloch for Dis
trict Judge, aud J. W. Knoblocf
ior Clerk of the Court, who had
no opposition, wss a marked ev:
dence Of the popularity Of those
faithful and dignifed officers
and can well be appreciated by
them as one of the highest est:
mates OF the regard their fellow
ftlzeus entertain for them.
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There never was as many
mad men in Thihodaux since the
close of the late war as there
were last Saturday at the prelimi
nary election. There were so many
candidates that no man of ordiua
- capacity could tell who to vote
for.
Handshaking, how-do-you-do,
and bon jour, were so plentiful
that voters fairly tore their hair
out of their heads in despair.
In the afternoon a purse of
$3.50 was raised in three minutes
the $25 to he paid as a reward to
anyone who would point ont the
man who said there would be no
candidates under the new cOnsti
tuition, and the half dollar to buy
"a rope to hang him with. But he
was non comatibus.
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Everybody remarks the mum
hrr Of White Sewing Machines be
ing sold here, in tact the whole
town is talking about it. Mr..
Sawiell seems to be an agent of
only ordinary ability, so we can
eaer no other explanation other
than it is entirely cue to the
Mprits Of that excellent machine.
When a lady witnesses its easy
quiet and matchless performance,
tle lscaptivated at once and de
elares she will not rest until she
eTns one, and she doesn't. Don't
90 hear it ladies unless yon have
''aae up your mini: to get one.
They can he secI at Mr.. Rour
INNS jewelry store or at Madam
innings dress making establish
ae1t. F. Bogardus is the agent
lr Houma.
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Some weeks ago Mr.. Ellis G.
pfaad, and H. Verges former
merchants OF this place left here
~ Leadville ip the Rocky Noun
after arrival at that new and
sIowmg city amid the mines, Mr.
0'aud has written for his brother
sna wife, who left on Tuesday
'aSa Tor their new homes.
ine Messrs. Braud ale natives
'Lafourche being sons of Mr.
esavllle Braud who resides a few
[ntes above Thibodaux. The
mercy aud perseverance, Of thes,
oang men will in all probability
Fnsose them to obtain success
md hrtune in their new home
y the far West.
tort,tnes are made and lost il
.sadvIlle in rapid s';ccess. a
sloogh but "a short time common
u, now contains some TINT
IoQSand inhabitants.
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T following citizens we

The following citizens were
elected at the preliminary elec-
ton on Saturday last under the
title of "Delegates," being two
FROM. each Police Jury Ward.
Il. L. Pugh, Hermogene Bernard,
Clay Knobloch, Thomas A. Bad,
eaux, Adolphe Folse, John Gaz
70, jr., G. j. Barker, J.. 0. Toups.
j.. s. BilIiu, II. N. Coulon, Urbin
Prestenback, Silvaiu Trosclair,
Victor Knobloch, p. o. Rousseau,
j. g. Rousseau, Fl. Ago, Zephirin
Foret, James Moran, +. j. Para,
and VIM. Lorraine.
These delegates will compose
the Democratic Central Parish
Committee, aud will represent
the democracy in all State and
District conventions that may be
held.
The interest of the party will be
safe in their hands as they are
good men, not liable to be led as
tray by delusive schemes, and
who have personally the interest
of the public at heart.
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reports from sugar grow
ers are not so ~tlattering as could
be desired. The cane is generally
reported small for the season.
The weather Is favorable for its
maturity and it may yet produce
a fine yield for the quantity to
be manufactured.
The fact that ii large planting
must be made the approachlLg
year, banishes all hopes OF any
thing more than Il fair average
crop this Fall.
The apparent damage from the
storm one month ago, is not great
but the fifteen or twenty days
necessary for the cane to stralgh
en- up and begin to improve again
is evidently that much time gone
for improvement that can not be
caught up in the future.
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ITRG{.VS-S .rEIB"S-

The residence aud ell tho furniture Of W. NJ,
Pannel, Of Ac,omac couoly, WAS DESTROYED by
fire last week.
At Petersburg On Saturday Charles Hogan,
while engaged 10 repairing the city's drcdpiog
machine, fell overheard aud was drowned
Carpenters are engaged in overbsulne the
Senate chamber sad The hall Of the House -
Delegates. 10 Richmond. The old window
frames aud taclogs hkv, been removed aud re-
placed with new cncs.
The lime grautcd by Judge Christian 70. an
appeal 10 the Poipdcxter Gas, expires ca Au.
gust lob. No petition for writ of error had
been asked ct aoy member OF tho Court Of Ap-
peas few days ago.
The Northera Nick News says that the coro
which seemed to have been we'll nigh paIched
up has lrcshoned up moro than Que wou j have
thought possible. aud moderately good crop
may be made, where tho c0ru wss not too far
advanced.
The schooner Mary +. Carson, from B4lti
more tor Providence. +. l., cut into Norfolk
last week for mcdIc,I assistance, Mrs. Williams,
the captains wife, being very sick She died
Friday night. The schooner resumed her yoy.
age Saturday.
But few people from the extreme South
have visited the Virginia mouuts;ps this SUM-
MGR. Notwithstanding tho prevalence of the
fever. Last S,ason nearly all of the watering
places Were crowded with visitors from the in
fected sections CT those where the fever WAS ex
pected to reach.
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that those who listened TO him '8ished to &
lend frateira friendship to the people Of the
South as long as they respect The mandates OF
the Constitution aud obey the laws nsdo under
it," Now MIR. Key, when be made that speech,
knew as we'll as any other nan born AID rslsed
10 the South knows, that as much respect is
paid to the Constitution end as much obedicucc
given to the Law made under it 10 tho South
as 10 any other portion oil the Uciou, and that
if his audience wished to extend tfaterns
friendship" to their fellow couDtrgmcn of thu
South, there was certainly nothing TO binder
them, at least on the grouad to which no re
GarrnA
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YELLOW FETEE.

There were fourteen new c!sas and six deaths
frlm yellow icvtr at Memphis Saturday. There
were twelve new cas:s yesterday and TWO deaths.
There were durirg tho week fl deaths, 20 of
which were from yellow fever. Tho pew cases
reported during thc week numbered SIS; white
33. cOlorcd 2S; total number Of c;s,s 10 date
PIC, total deaths c.. Tho disease ls not yet
declared epidemic. although the mortality from
the lever during the week exceeds that from
other causes. Tho circumstance is begioning
to be noticed that the disease fingers IN places
whore last years epidemic was most disastrous.
or among families who lost members during
that season. This few exceptions, principally
colored people 10 humble circumstances, arc
believed to tBke the ibfic ion from old clothes
and bedding, given out 10 them to be destroy
ed, bu: kept aud use 4 after imperfect dsinfec,
too. Physicians ara saugune that tho maxi
mum death rate has been reached. end q de
crease 10 tho number OF deaths can reasonably
be expected
Ia New Orleans there is much difference CT
opinion amoog the doctors as to The peculiar
typs Of some Of the cases Of fever reported
there. Large numbers of people are leaving
the city.
Dolly one death from tho fever occurred a!
Louisville. Ks. las! week, 40 imported case
from Memphis.
Curtis N. Chapmsc, second mato of The big
Salisbury. Of St. John, N. B., and Neil G..
Darnstodt, sailor, OF tho Same reFsel. wbich
touched at Havana Oh the wav to New York,
were admitted to the New York quarantine
hospital 90 Swioburoo Island yesterday, sick
With yellow fever. There are now fvo patients
10 the hospital.
A party of sailors, VINO arrived at Norfolk on
Saturday night by rail, state that they had Just
c:me from Wilmington, N. c., having arrived
10 thst city soDe time sgo on The bark h. Il.
Gregory, of Baltimore, from Navassl with o
cargo OF Ruauo. The vessel WAS detained at
quarantine, aud tho authorities would not per-
nit the landing Of the cargo. 10 this condi
ton CT affairs these men we're paid eff and dis
charged, but tho authorities quickly buried
them North. SIX Of the party efc Norfolk the
same night for New York on the Old Dominion
Lice. The two others remained over, intend
Jog TO 90 to Baltimore. They wero arrested,
bad their clothing and effects burned and were
sent up the bay last Tight.
LATER
MEMPHIS. August Five new cases of vel,
low fever were reported TO the Board of Health
this morning. Doe death has occurred Jsmes
Dowpey. Rev. Father Doyle is reported as
worse this morning. Father Fabey continues
TO Improve. Rev. Father William Wol,b, who
arrived from New York yesterday, has assumed
charge of Father Doye's church.
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Death OF Nj. III. Wells. ESQ

Correspondent IF tho Alexandria Gaz,tte. |
FAIRFAX 9. H., August ga pail of sor-
row was cast over cur village this morning by
the receips Of a telegram announcing tho death
OF ME-. NJ II. Wells, which occurred at ok
land, - Garrett county, Maryland, at O'Clock
this moruiog. Mr.. Wells. 10 the cary spiiug,
went to Marietta, OHIO, whcro ho had cousin
llrlog. eminent as q physician, hopicg to 70.
c1ver his health. In oorstq hence OF the heat he
was removed somo weeks ago to "OAklatd",
where he died. will DOT attempt more than
tho announcement of his dcalh, as there will
doubtless be au carly meeting the corrtaud bar
10 take suitable action 10 REFERENCE. to his death.
lie leaves devoted wife with four small chill.
dren 10 mourn their loss. His body will arrive
here BY O'Clock 10 morrow morniog and bo ir,
tered ct this place. Nj.
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Minister'S Yacht Attached.

BURLINGTON, VI, Aug. 1.-TWO weeks 40
tho Rev. w. II. II. Murray came TO this city
and crossed the ako 10 Plattsturg. While
there his yacht here was attached Tor debt, and,
10 response TO a dispatch, word came from
Plattsburg that Murray had gone to Chicago.
Ills female secretary, who accompanied him TO
PIattsburg, has returned here and attended to
legal matters.