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April Lard unsettled. but generally higher; r. 3I's
April Bulk steady and rn sh,nlders Us D short
- 90 a ~ no. Whakey steady and unchanged az S "
ReceptsFlour. I6~n bbls wheat 81 100 bushels; corr,
81 Ubl oats 81 900 do 800 do. barley. 900
do. shpmenis-Fonr i2io0 bbls; wheat 1900 bnshsi.
corn 5000 oats i7nOD do; $50 do; barley.
81 OD At the Wheat inactive ana lower siac-
bid February. 65Sc bid March Corn easier; sic asked
February 81 c. bid March; 3Iifc May Oats easier ana
&C. Pork unsettled but generally lover 80 o2s
March I'D 6!lt April. Lard eniet and unchanged
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compressed To Bremen by steam, zc, compressed; by
sail, &c To Liverpool 4d. 932d. by steam; BY sail
iad
fLogR AMI GRAIs-ReceiptsoFlo 26 73 bills wheat,
1871 57 bushels; bbls. and 53l sacks;
l2I452 buseis oats, Al t7s do rye, 2224 do barley,
1880 do harley malt, S,075 do. Flour quiet. but
without change. The sales including State Western aud
Southern; about ll.Qoo bbls within the annexed
Rye flour steady sales of ,25 bbls. Corn
meal weak with sales 375 bbls and 500 sacks Rye
frner, but qGiet 6Oisc bid for Canada. hut
sales harley dull and the market unsettled;
1000 bushels rowed State sold Csc 7se Matt
hrn with sales of 1000 bushels fair to choice city ut ~ 20
IA lima Wanllaf
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER. Mass, Feb g. 1879.
The market for printing cloths hGs shown little seton
still quotations continued NJ 3c cash, for 6Axt3
cloths and &c. cash. for 50A6O cloths. with discount
on these figures.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

BrYvxsTradc slow; this forenoon the arrivals
large still nj quarter 60 T. NJ the herds to
hand sold of at the rates which when
the markets opened quality poor TO good In general
and rather lean prices 1c 0c per H. wcights
5i4 i4t cwt; general Allowance 90 lbs. net:
treme range allowance 50 lbs 81 bs net Al SiNiioh
yaras T. c. Eastman sold for self ~ kentucky
9c per H. weight sa cwt 40 Illinois steers
l2s head as PIE per H., wcisht scwI *, head ~
per 10, weights cwt s,s sw, y Maixel sold Tor
al SIZE per h. with 81 per head II head stc per
head on a. head aud 81 on per head on So
head w head at vc per b, with 50c head ~
head ~ per head on II hcad - head at oc per
H. with - ON head ON 81 head head ~ Zoe per lb
weights cwt. Us cwt cwt IN cwt. NoyclX Rcgcn
sten sold for Myer Rescnsteiu 2l2 Illinois seer~S
hc,d at Sc lb li5 head AZ sac To- ~ head ut
sNc per h., ~ head at NC. per ID, with ~ ON
per hcad; 10 head ut vac per b., 10 head at
lUc pcr lb-wcights y cwt asa ewt IA cwt ASA cwt
Wheeler sold commission "a Ohio steersi3 head at
7 per lb head at Sc per ID 80 head at SIC per b
a7s ewt Tor .. Cleveland state oxen q. io1ic
ior Kahn Co bulls live weight 1870 lbs per head at
sac per H. 5s Kentucky stecrsls head ut Sc per 10,
Y head At sts per d. - head a, ss per per, H.,
~ sis cwt Gilis n Brown sold on
commission ~ Illinois stcers2O head az ssc vsc l.f
cwt. q ga cwL 1Da cwt n y. Burchard sold for >.
Roberts ~ Ohio stccrsi5 head at she assc per b with
head II head, sold at she ih, 20 head ~
sc. aac per h., with ~ 10 head. IA head at Zoe
iOsc. per h., weights cwk IA swt asa cwI lo'%
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HAVANA MARKETS,
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

HAVANA Feb 3, 1879.
Spanish gold, 20Sls 20Ssi Exchange active and hrD
nominal.
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The total sales of stocks at the Board to-day aggre
gated $4,000 shares, which distributed rs fol-
lows:-Canada Southern. G25; c.. O.. G. and l.. 800;
Chicago and Northwestern. 12720; Chicago and
Northwestern preferred 1O9 95,; Chicago Rock Island
and Pacific. 1850; Delaware, Lackswanna and West
ern. 9,2Oo Delaware and Hudson Canal 4.750 Erie.
49, 1885, Illinois Central 4OO Lake Shore, 2O15O Mich
igan Central, 1G74; Milwaukee and st. Paul. 1S,0G5
milwaukee, and st. Paul preferred 1l.2O0; Morris and
Essex, LAO; New York Central 300; New Jersey Gen.
tral, 1880; Ohio and Mississippi. 1850; Pacific Mail
10O st. Louis, Kansas City and Northern 500; Union
Pacific 325; Wabash. $500; Western Union Telegraph,
5000.
Money on call lent at a per cent and closed at
9 "a per cent. The following the rates OF
change New York at the aforementioned cities
to-day Savannah. buying at par. selling 4 pre-
MUM; Charleston easy. buying y discount, selling
par: New Orleans, commercial a. bank n; Sc.
Louis rs premium; Chicago firm. buying 1-i0 dis
count. selling 1-10 premium. and Boston l2h cents
premium. Foreign exchange was quiet. without any
change in the rates. which remain at Assn and
lssh for bankers long and short sterling Actual
business done at concessions. The Clearing
House statement as follows:-
Exchanges $l11. .5G3 1868
Balances. 6424.773
The call for fve-twenties of 1867 made on Saturday
was for s2o0oo,o0o. The following the descrip-
tons of bonds:-
Coupon bonds. dated July l. 1867
$50, No. 7O,VO1 to No. 5000, both inclusive.
100, No. 10000 to No. 1l5 900, both inclusive.
500, No. 0,0O1 TO No. 5000, both inclusive.
1000, No. lOO.O01 to No. ia 900, both inclusive.
Total coupon, $l0.0o0.0o0.
Registered bonds ''redeemabie ~ tho pleasure Of
the United States after the LIST day of July. ls72
$780, No. 2s0i to No 5000. both inclusive.
100. No. 20.30i to No. 2l.900 both inclusive.
600. No. 1901 to No. 10.G50 both inclusive
IN
5000. No. 10.s0l to No. II 500. both inclusive.
10000. No. 1S,45l TO No. TO- 700. both inclusive.
Total registered. $i0.000.O00.
Whole number. $2o00O,OO0.
The closing quotations Of government bonds were
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The London advices report consols q fraction
lower being quoted at 90 lie for money and DC $40
fcr the account. The only changes In United states
bonds advance OF u and a per cent respect
ivoly in AVS aud tcn-forios the former selling al
1Osx and the latter at lo7h. Erie fell of A. to 2s,s.
aud rallied to 26. The preferred fell OF from.4eA to
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Nonday, February
Upsnrds. n. O. and GsiI

Deliverod on contract 100 bales Saturday Current
priccs spot uhc following based
American standard Of classification cotton In
running In quality not than half grade above
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BEFORE CAI.Icl2:SO Z. N.

Csrrecton $iooo0 Virginia 6s consolidated maurcd
coupons 55k $500 do do, 557s in Saturdays list
should have bcen between call
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SIC low middiing, se miding, osc. For future de-
liycry saturday, after M
Feruary 2UO at at 44c 800 at 43c March, vat aGic,
500 At y2c., 200 at v1ic 100 tadoc April 100 at
as,c ost as4c:; June, 70 q lnosc Total, oIo,
aal at short notice. 4th s4ic lpl short notice,
4th at u45c 100 a 9stc 100 at ni5c, luo tno notice
nj aisc March, 5000 at 9olc tsyl at ve2c i2op at
osc 500 at ulc., ND at nt3c TO at vVtc., lUD nt
nGyc I4,O NJ evsc 200 s64c.. 3uo at g65c April,
$500 ~ 9sc 500 at sic, 1iUp ut us,c., 1000 ut vsic,
AM AZ a ss2c 500 at YSc 900 AISLE. LOO gle,
700 AZ Dsc,c. May, 900 at ekc. 500 az 9v7c Loo at
AT .Nc 100 at S3Sc. 800 at oijc., ;Dp at
oi,-e 100 at use gs'c.; June, 2Oo at lOuec.,
IWsJ at ~ lie 2oO loose, 900 at lOiuc. July. l,p
9soc. Total. 5000 bales trand total, $3.50 bales
m. 70 were follows -tsavcston,
sv52 bnjes; New Orleans L7; Mobile a5,6; Savannah,
.s23, harleson 22o.; Wilmington, 500 Norfolk, yoii;
New Yotk iri; Boston, ,i,W Philadelphia, ly3 Total.
232a Tots day las, week, .. 2i2 This day last year,
frc,rhs closed AS follows TO 1avrc, by stean 1f1vc
eomprcsscd by sail, c To Hamburg, oy stesm, sse.,
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5000 NJ Cen admit.
5000 NJ lst, con ass'd.
1JtND do. =.
5000 MAST T. LIST, lad.
5000 MAST L SIS. 1st..
1000 Gin Il Springlst,
gtd by l. Shore.
1000 HAST 10 S's, con.
1000 l. q Nash, con-.
40 shs Ontario Sill NJ.
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LIVERPOOL. Feb. 3--5 M.
Coton--Futures steady: upands, low middng clause
April aud May delivery. SGD.
NEW YORK PRODUCE REPORT
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Cotton auiet mddlng, &C.; low midiiing, sisc good
ordinary, e.sc. Net receipts, 1912 bales Exportsfo
Britain. 5.j; to France. 6i5 c.astwse, 1,i2j
Sales, I'll Stock, 1855.
New ORLEANS. Feb. - 1879.
Cotton easy; middng. 9ic low mddiing. SIZE; good
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FINANCIAL.

( LEX FROTIIiNGHAM 4 Co, BANKERS AND
Stock Brokers' IL Wall ST. buy aud sell stocks on the
New York Stock Exchange and the as long as
desired deposit of three cent Careful attention
given TO orders from 5 upward in Puts
and Calls which frequently pay from i've to ton times
the invested thirty days Explanatory VIZ
pcaton
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America. Inve.ss....

An English Journal frankly gives
credit 10 American geoias for at least
fifteen Inventions ssd discoveries
bieh, il savs, tsve been adopted all
over the world These triamphs Oi
American genius are thus enunsrst-
ed: First, the cotton gin /; second.
the plsning machine third, the grass
n0wer and grain reaper fourth. The
Ipttry printing press; ffth. nasigs-
ti0n by steam SIKH. the bot air or
ezIorie engine; seveD;s. the sewing
maetise eight. ,se ladisn industry;
ninth, Ike machine manufacture Of
horse shoes: teotb, the sand blast
fOT carving; eleventh. the gauge
lztbe; twelfth. the grain elevator
thirteenth, artificial ice nsnGfsctare
oB : large scale; fourteenth. the elee-
tro-msgnet and lie practical spplir
cation fifteenth, the composing ma
chine fer prin.ers- Is % not often
thar American .ehievenents in this
direction receive das credit from such
q source
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my rod qIick, -troo2 back stroke,
carrying my rod not further beck
than an argle Oi s. degrees, and Civ
ing the line time 10 straigh,en behind
me, snd making the same stroke for
ward that ! did to get It back OF
me
nsatlf t5Teet - saeatioa tast u
II more mp F,ent to have yn1r line
s yeUr rad than u Is 10 have your
Goa. st you- b ek. unless ycu are
iep. aud Il sou are. NV advice Is not
TO 90 6shing
Yeu max ..iok I, sf.srgr that ]
sJ 80 "a i5sse "r f.ur times
vsef 10 the same article that 10 order
to do good ay-cas,ing you must throw
your rcd back only just 50 far, and
then wait for your line to straigbten
behind you. and when your rod is up
to make quick stroke forward. with
out carrying your rod forward even
little, before you deliver the line
Seth Green in Rochester Express.
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WHOLE NO. 1857.

Another week went by. and the
farmer called him aud showed him
how the csterpillars have not only
inclosed the entire limb but even be-
gun work on an other bough.
"Tnere'll be no fruit on that branch
this year. my sen," said the farmer
calmly, your industrious lit.le friends
have eaten every leaf"
And observing that bis sons face
was red with shame, The father TINS
continued:
IL shall not regre. the loss Of the
beautiful apples, my soa, if you will
hsDeeforth bear in mind the lesson
you have learned. Each 6ay has its
duties, and it is always a dangerous
thing TO pGt of attending TO even the
smallest Of them until the nsxt.-
AmericoH Rural Home
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wrLIiAm LLoYD cARarsos.


Written in iss3, by John g. whitfisrl
Champion Of these who grcan heneath
UppressIon's iron hand:
In view Of penury, hate and death,
see thee fearless stand.
Stiil bearing up thy lolty brow,
In the steadfast strength OF truth,
In manhood scaling well the vow
And promise OF thy youth.
Cio on.--for thou hast chosen we'll;
On IN the strength Of God.
Long as one human heart shall swell
Beneath the tyranrs rod.
Speak in siumherirg nations ear.
As thoa hast eyer spoken.
Until the dead IN sin shall hear
Ths fet;cr's linz be broken.
love thee with brothers love.
I feel my pulses thrill
To mark thy spirit soar ateye
The cloud Of human III.
Ny hear. hath icaped to answer thine.
AND echo back thy wor,s,
As Leaps the warriors a; the shine
And fash Of kinired swards,
They tell ne thou ar. rash snd vain
A searsheF after fame
That thon art striving ba; 70 gain
A long enduring name;
That thoa hast ne-yed the Aries hand
And steeIed the Aries heart.
To shake alost the vengeful brand,
And Tend his chain apart.
Have / not known thee well, and read
Thy mighty purpose long.
AM Satched the trials which have made
Thy human spirit stronSs
And shall the sisrderer's demon breath
Avail vith one Ike nc,
To dim the sunshine Of my faith
And earnest trust in thees
Go csl--the daggcr's point may glare
Amia thy pathways gloom
The fate which sternly threatens there
Is glorious marsyr,iom,
Then onward with martyrs real;
And wait thy sure reward
When man TO man no mere shall kneel.
And God alone be Lord
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ADVICE 10 Anglers

an esked q great many times,
What IS the secret II Is casting. or
how il IL that | take The prize when
| throw There are ;hfee prirei-
pies First. quick cut # The water I;
second, give the lie line to straight
en- behind yon. third. throw uIli
explain these principles more dts-
ni,ely
Bsise Jour rod 70 an angle Of sbosi
- degrees back Of you; then make
quick stroke forward make the
stroke without carrying your rod for
ward When you take the line from
the ster il should be done with q
quick jerk. then give your lie ii@e
to sirsigbleu behind then give il The
same stroke forward thar yOa did to
get oar Il the water
Why 20 msuy fail in'hy casting i,
they throw the rod bGekR ards too
near the ground behind them, aud
when they make The forward stroke,
when the line gets s.rzigb,ened cot,
il il some distance above the water
and kinks back, s8d when il tails up
on the water il lies crooked and Il
some distance saor. u sbsl il would
haze been T. Il had struck lAe
water as sen IS il vas sirsIghiensd
out
II 6sh shcuid strike AZ ycur i.es
at this time Tou are pretty sure 10
miss him By never throwing your
rcd back more than al az angle CT -
degrees. a1d making sbe stroke for
wards. yeUr line goes straigb; cut
snd tire hies 70 20 the point you de-
sire.
Great care should be taken when
You have thrown the line behind voa
that the line Is giTen tine 10 straight
en- be.ore making the stroke forward
I hare thrown seventy feet Of line
against > strong wind. srst BY giving
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The CaferpiIi.rs-A Fssre

See my son. said . farmer one
morning, the caterpiliars have begun
tc hnild q nesi upon q branch Of our
farorise apple tree
''I'il put stop 10 their work to-
morrow said the boy
a week went BY.
MY son. said the farmer again,
Il EOsice thar our friends, the cater-
pi.iars have built an extension e
their house,
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bu. beyond, the central sun of the
United States shines, with its equal
rights, and equal laws, and equal
liberty, upon all the States and all
inhabitants of all the States, and nc
mere can you knock State out of its
Federal orbit Of the Federal Union
than you can snatch Jupiter from its
mighty orbit
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A nNINIsTRAroR's NOTICE

SO < usry Ixn. late q rEl0rt so~ashif,
dereased
Irtse-s = aeuistratioz cE the aoaEe es-1ie h4r-
f.g tssa sranse1 @ tke u,terslgre-- nofscc Is
Ar'.r sire l. al persu1E indebted 70 s1ls es ate
- teake s-nrsr1iaff payEerf 411 fooer having
elst-rs against the same - ireserf Sscz c=1y
sc.2sn,srztea SO settiesnezt a. tae ressie1s@ q
IL B BA2SSs
urr- Adln.nis--.tcr-
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L rcrasa,.a. ). al,4-ssl, ,, '.''ssessenoe Oi
G.e iaarreiaas csnes L has lFoss-'si .'asiaS he
lsss i-lf ceniusy, j. sUf e.eni assurance 30 Ilse
g-itsi- i.-.sujl couiinss 80 realize The hzPPsess
rrsu,.s ti.as can is iesiTol. Ia almost every
se-sa o. eeai.;ry s,iere Ara icrsosis, pEblisiy
know islreleoar rs ssose lrOa alarming ard
srsa z,sasg=sa diseases cf ihe hsnss. by Is use
Auulaazve ss5ei Is,-rs1sF .c,is as superiority;
sal vlcsg ss virtue ass la0un- no one hesisztes
asis wla, Ese-icae TO ensfies 10 relicEe The as
s-css ass sa-esia- l.ersiisr 10 rs.lnseE=ry aseo-
t.ozs. cur=Er rrcrozsL always zcsnis IN
stzns sesas, ani lefie.-as E7raa eHses of he
u.llcs sz-.csies ofl.-oae ,isorieE. a we'd as
s..e taorl Es1isIzlie .llscsscs q. ile lnzss-
asa s-fe--a-,i % ri.i..se'. sIai t.sc distress
az a---=es uss-a ie-c. sise rs-eas an'i Cl.est oi
ca-sss5s i- iaszi-ziie; far, Is IL ts..ae'y Gse,
s.li.trS.~ ase srscsle.i AMI restored 70 heaish.
T.l. rracize zasEs asrzsls = every ssial. IS
,r -a-i- 81 - cszstsnsly rrgs.arins are too n
rassalis t. & fs--osirr- ~ sz-aiiy slouil be
uases; e. ana sisase shS hare enoe ass,i :
n--~szE.
En.-sus f-svsszilss ihro-Eto1. .se eozniTy
p-csessse /. - CicrSyIaen olcE rsooNszeH'i I;
a-s.a iAafz k-sxlei-r o Is eceers-
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why il this thus,r Ii isr't an
Isss yeu pat the a where the j isL
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Marriage IS DOT sn uneven game
il il tie
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Between tso evils choose nsi'AF
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Ssre-st.. Fssa's-

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sN -f,e "a asx in ,,enersei s1id
Lsre Uacs b Asi-,.r.ta A.iieieS-
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6froRgETs-ArLAW

,sFs st.slI lI.IJa AlIoASEe AfI-A y
s s.s iiH.-' So. IA. It.
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~ - 1.l,a.Y ar Law,
Il sogssrsc-- Fenaa-
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.-.rr.ENA U1lE1EN. All p3N El'S AT
l.W l1lss lllr...ll lo their care
fulr.ceiir al-cn- tv-
.ers dtse- Ipsuirs.
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The Ex,; dus.

The 7eyrebonne Independent of
December 20, devotes d whole col
umn to this question, and asks il
"the country newspapers are sin
ce.e in their views when they pro
claim that the road is free for the
tolorrd man to go to Kansas and
that he can leave az 500 as he
pleases 2" Most undoubtedly
they are sincere. The cry was
raised by the Republican orators
during the last canvass that If the
State went Democratic the color
ed men would emig.ate and leave
the State. In face Of these threats
an unprecedented majority was
rolled up by the democratic party.
The State is democratic to day.
She is going to remain so for
years to come. The Democracy
are going to enact such laws as
they deem best for the interest OF
the State, they are going to elect
Democrats to fill all the impor
tant State offices. Now if the
10000 cOlOred men are not salts
fed with the prospect and desire
to emigrate, let them go. and go
quickly. No more consideration
is going to be had for them in
the future than is had for white
people. Laws that will be made,
must be ohryed by the colored as
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Some weeks ago Il man by
the name Of w. w. Beasley pitch
ed "A Mrs. Hebert off the third Sto
,ry gallery Of her residence in
New Orleans, killing her almost
instantly. The unfortunate wo>
mon was keeping a boarding
house, the monster, who commits
ted the dastardly crime being al
inmate OF the house.
Mrs. .Hebert formerly resided
in West Baton Rouge. The edi-
tor of the Sugar. Planter speaks OF
her in commendable terms, and
says that she was "daughter OF
Sam MacFadden who kepta liv-
cry stable and house OF entertain-
n.ent at the Ferry,laniiny, oppo'
site Baton Rouge, 20 years ago.
Her father very probably once
lived in Thlhodaux, as Il man. OF
that name kept Il Boarding house
on the corner of Maj ket aud Ma
ronge.strerts:in..1s49
This is Il crime that would. be
no ii < unusual in Northern cities
but is unparalleled in TIE South
for it's brutality and blackness.
It is to be hoped that Eeas!ey
will 500 be dangling ut the end
Of a sound hemp rope with moth,
;ng.to rest his. feet.npon.
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agriculturiSt IL chance on these

agrlcultEriSt IL chance on these
sugar lariis ana tilvn YOU will see
Grips that vi r'v. rcvc,y foo, OF
every a,ao.e lanh, ami prosperity
far beyond ANY that The magma
tion can conceive under the pres
ent system. II the cnIure,t man
wishes to remain under democrat
lc government, let. him umain
and welcome; if on the contrary
he is nn: satisfied, let hEm 10. ana
Godt> blessing ,c ui'nn lnn.
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ssoNae.!2i.!; .Jr ,ifn Rev Ir,r.
The World rrnu"n"h $rc""a, ii i.oss"t-
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is scarcely more wonderful than til" wei
rome that greets the annual appearance of
HOstetter's Almanac. This valuable medi-
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Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa, under their own i'm
mediate supervision, employing 50 hands
i'll that department. Zen cylinder printing
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rOus testimonials as to the efficacy of Hos
letters Bitters, amusement, varied rnfnrm:t
ton. asttonomiv;tl calculations and chrome
logical items. &c. wllicl, can he dcpeutle,
Oh for correctness. The Almanac for 1873
ran he obtained free of cost. from druggists
and general country dealers in ali parts OF
the country.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-12-27

Anriety as to the Fate Of a Crsmt
naL-We ha,e forgotten whether
Chastine Cox WAS hung. or wheth
or he was elected to office by the
New York Republicans Atlanta
Constitution.
That's a fact. What has be
rome Of Chastines He was sen
fenced to be hung some months
ago. There was a conspicuous
character in the last elections in
New York named Cox. Perhaps
it was this same fellow. lie killed
a woman, which is the best means
to make ones self conspicuous in
the Eastern States. 1t is IA poor
newspaper that can't print a trial
Of mau for killing a woman up
there.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-12-27

The Steamer Borussia was late
~ lost off Queenstown. The
chief engineer, Doctor, B%oatswain
aud six selp,en have Oeen picked
IN out of u crew OF 81 men.
There were $50 passengers none
OF whom have been heard from.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-12-27

The great steamer Thompson
Dean laid up last week, simply
because at the prices Of coal and
hands at the present time, it was
impossible to make any money
by running her coal at s. cents
per bbl. and hands at $4,000 to
$4,000 per .aOnth are prices that
preclude the making of money 10y
running steamboats,.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-12-27
For Sale,

A CERTAIN TR .CTOF LAND. FDUa
~ III les a!puve the Town of Thiinu.aux
on the. right s'tslk OF Bayou Laisure,e.
measurin. y alpents ii onI, by ~ arpents
IN depth also another tract one nrinnt
front by Saline depth. the whole beng well
adopted totlie cultivation of rice.
If not sold Before LIST. JANUARY the above
property wilPte offered for rent.
do st l.. SUTTON, Agent.