davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-05-27

FLOU1t-Waa mort autot tbnn On nnv ,taY In ,ntt
week. nut affh. Ihcso "as some Inquiry but tho
fact Of very small stocks encouraged holders Of tic
nours tint were on sale to ask higher prices than
pus."aaeis "a's =, snno5 ,nn , w.nR ~ pa5' sases
were lepoftca .. wv otls winters ~ W. 70; ooo
al 81. ~, Totnl, 40 nrls. Thc following wus Iho
nominal raneo OF prlcca al tho close:
cno,co wintcrs... ,r ~ .'.' " '' .'".''s,5o @ ase5
noou 20, u 70 choice Wintars' 4.M xt6.25
c,t cssf 70 Si,,ao S9oa W!tef' 4.go s!'5o
Fair to good Aprnss"...... 80. :,.75 d54.a5
ha,sat. aw snf'nss.. ... H6o ;5 &S.99
ns.s-wa. s ans,aa'ly set,,s i, ~ sna '..ssaar1y
On .,ss* .n So tos sos;s az. A.e
10 Ssaf1 az cas-. a.0" "''e' "n''' III on
II; IS per ton on sTaex. ~ ''' s.'.eD
j., MtnhtiSas-salea y wero 3o tons at s11. 900
sttRExo w!lEArzve. =; ..tss: n,ors setlvc and
1sIs,sgaafly iowe5 Ihe tnrset !or pext month Do.
a Sosea neqw wet as
Ea,y tey M wssn r. discounted e'ic sftorwasd4 2ze,
o no ts1 xaa aoa um a. s5s as @ wIn Jns kSsr
u to SUI, Wtlh puTEs5 holctss oi1. Wh1e our re-
liz @ he soa. eser eea
Eastern CtrcIss was Esohaby causcd by tho ropotted
@ saans ~ tno ,t, Mes. Iat ptoaaeoa crop nf 10
hefe oI ti,e early eaia ~ June aoils1ties. bit ~
tcuCI'"i euo! Itnet anu tns 1nIAet u1u Iot oadea
" Whem e. tae LILLY laspocsi9n WIS nosteu. thonxh
~ ~, was macn taarser than gGncFatly expect;
to 10 IL ilo i,ct lhat tho satnfall wae discounted
aMfiig % satuFaaY: M hi'a gogd many operators de;
ssd t. bay Scstsrday % On ~ what tey thought would
ss no ts Ss &c s.ss s; a ssx + s9.
mors ssers of ss atar. hs sass polnte% tasto 70
, 1879-05-27

The following wera tho receipts unl ship
mcnls OF tlIa leading articles Of pruduse Il, thts
city during thu forty-elght hours ending Ut 7
O'Clock IN Monday tnosalng, aud for tho cor
sespol,lh4, dAtu twelve months ago:,
, 1879-05-27


oeu ses.4p ""1 "%1 aa ',.' N',' .s".H ,,,,s
n.nuu. sn''so s ~ s'o ,a,,
"ess 4e't NV etAts'o"e pn'e ',u WI '.s"A'
anu .,,s s,s.en ,' "e'e MeaAss S,., ~ .o s
"a1 ot.s Luz Aeaun. I'M, ."t ."tse ~.
were 4e1s "'"' aoeoo,4' ~ rsn r,.'s to'A ,r. ~'s
netua! 'ases ~e'u t1 sa4e 20 ,o", ~ 1aeus1 .na
tatss aol ''oe"
oanhc's o'Ie "et y '11SS'.zS, r..
euaso's "''c "'Eaes' W 70 io.1e' '"e p''se
" e.''. "as ~" "a'.'ss" .. :" houuou " ~
penee per ounIe' -" '''po'1."t e"ahse 7as .e-
eau's .uAo'a p'Iso - ,ns noa'o '.'o,o' ''" he''
anu eoo'tauea.,s III 'Iis 'etapes o' s.oeh speeu-
ia.'o'. AesosaR ~ lne t'.nss VI a'ay ~, sl's
~ ~. ~. aposes oot"
"a su stovk "''u tos jug, u'os' nus oeen
e.eau"5 u''''.'.en'''s 'of 1ons 'nho phs1' ing
pao.'e "a'o ~. ta' t.'uo p'aet'ea'y aoanio"ea
wv elosn ",ashets o"sep' 'o' uE.e po1poso "
ouys''k wv pe..ef N'"ae VI sceur't'es. an" Ine
e'ase u ope'ntose "''oss o'!h'"css eons1ts H'aln
o' speculat'on 'as eohsluefaols u'u'hlsneu IN
numoe1. lna 'aea''t'cs olteFeu 70 taa paoilc 10
specn'Ato IN tne 'narketa navy consequently peeh
iauea ehFtaleo' simultaneously Win q charge
III tto circumstances aacet'lsS TUG more spccu~
!htfa stot"s. "Hen ''ase 9esu'tea III tlere ucihs
Ia"cf 1a'osaole oppostuaitIes lor specalatlng
Money agait'' - no longer TO DO borrowed of
tae Lonaon pahks on SPECULATIVE ssocks upon
tae ola seale, aaa theseioso very cheap money
M e4cHloh1 Ill lae ousl1ess o. maef dimlnlstl"
ca hapof1anec'
hoaru OF lfauo applications f1F loans With
Wh'ch 10 make TIC settlements d thu alrss Of
the mouth "efe Inc new feature Oh tile local
money market. Ihero will bo heavy board Of
iFade aemhnd ior accommodations for next
fhonts.
katca ars 6e97 per cent on eall and 7t18 per
fbPl EnNt tEftb nh sutff fp,x,
, 1879-05-27

II0t rNODUfyrS-Wcro &,ealIcr than usua
and rather quiet, with 1ess doing In pork aud
msats, and uors In lard. Liverpool supoFteA IL
DECLINE sf G peF lit tb4 In laoats, but our local
hog markct was afulcr, and that snado holders OF
proauct steady In their Views, though fhGre was
nut much dstnund. except from pasttos who wanted
to make local transfers. Our reported shIpusnt.
were unusually large.
Alss PaaK-AdYanced ahout 20 peE ttl. aud
closed tho sanlu ~ On Saturday. Sales wera Ee'
ported of r ooO bra solleE JUNO ut ~. .6oGs0 U2H;
g,760 bsls xelleg July II -. g22.s GU. Is; mud
, 1879-05-27

,ro..,s W.s,,.,.,. ~, ~, ,sro,,as,,t,, =, .,s.
,,ot ,,,a ,,,,,,tn,. ~ ,,o n,,~1 tr,,,
Juu,+ A,,~ If uo ,,,n,1 ~, snv ttt,oi,,.tvo J,
~ ..s,ts ,,,.,aa ,,a,a, ~ -, u,,.,Ia:
"' ,ra. 'n .. NV. . "a',s, @ ,t..,,'.,,,,
,an ~ .a,s sna,,, ~, ,asa hsr"aa ia n,,.a
~ ,,,rl,f,t, tnmr. ~. tho o,~,.r. ~ ~rs,, IN.
.t4.,, ~ sn,o IN -, ,J,J,ton,i ..,...a .,,~s,
,,,o,, E.,,,,, ,,,v a,.',.1,n .ht ~, Fl .w,,.a ~
a,ro, .,rs,n Fan rss.o,s n,ar, ran,., mr., iii,
,sas .,,r.o '~~ '''''S
"1s n..... aa ..,.. ...oo.,, ,
o,tas ,.,,i ,l Ia,.s,ssb,'. 1,. wv ,..' .s
,,.,'.. ,o,,,,o 49,. a.,.s ~ . oaav .,., ,,u, 49,.
49, .1...s ,sa,s I,n" -, ~. ,ass,,a ,r,..s
xa., ~, .,..,,..,,t. ..s,.. ,,..ts .,tnss..
10Y w." Ps IT,! 49,. 1',aa T.. .,,ssa .,n., ~ -
,,a.. . oass' ,s,. -" ~ 1870 a S'o WV
,r,a., sa,, !; .,t,,sd .n.,., ,7,,r,. o,,,,,,. ,,
.,a..:..a ,'.,.. s.1o" ,te... .t..s aa". t. ,a..
s.,. ,.er. ..,s ps',.. t IT, 49, 1n'sa, o 1., 9u'
mi ,i', "sas ,.sr,. , n.,.,. ~ ~ .. 1890. 's""E
,,,,,,s,,a,ts, ,aso -, .,"..,. ] u s'
.,s .''c.t'a.e 49, s.'a 49,. n'@a.
.ns .'..". .m .s'' s"n ~
s"su, s.ss,, i,' ILL.,. ~ .,s .:.s
.," t,s... ,.,. ,1,,, 1'o eo...' ~
,'.. " .,., Ao.a ,s. .e1 '1a', a"a so.n ~
...s, Wv ,uass ".u
.ns'S eteaa. uusA' ". E.eatc' pa1t y. 'uu 0en.
s'.n' 'poas" ."s - 4. .'up' "sts ~ n"e ,on
1''. 'o.a ~ s 'p1.S LINZ 1~s,ooo
~ "oAs ,n4 49," s"'ppea "o''. "u"so
ss'su Is, ~ ~" ,,'t ~ .s ."',' ,Asop'
", ou'S us1'.4so, n"et rs'e s'. .u''y 'o"e!
s,' W. !"n nenaa ~. oua' .u'easIout' @
~ oea oe'l ",est5 eus'' tu.neu l'lae t"e euu3
uea' cahuot W e,oseA ~ "'snoue na ausnlee'
'.",, .n ~ Nv ~" uas ~ o"s ss.a " so ~.
"."sInso a. opmon 10 ~ 10 .,1 e1tsM'. eo'n ""o
*N"'t" A+S "%AhIucA ~ oif@ 4S~%*ttSt hHA thV
, 1879-05-27

Long clears quoted at S4.41!t6l4. 20 lvoxc aud
81. .UoM hoxc1 CnmbhrandH 81. 76ft4. R71t ouxrl: !:
long. cut han.s, TtfeScs swoet- -pckted hams, TAO
7aic, for u u IL ID average; rreon hama, 6llDic
for same AVERAGES: Ercon shoulders, 3AGp.lHc.
I}Gc0n quoted al i4ldsA .ic for Shoulders bi 6b5Ac
for ahnrt RIBS, hs.dljtfc for sllort clears, bH16c
foE hams. al canyated and packed:
white. 4!.&e5e fot guod yellow, and 4A9l4Hc tor
brown.
i'EEF PRODUCTS hrtn and ouet at
9u.0O15n..5 for Mcfs. $lu. 00G110. 20 for extra
mess. and e1D. b0F1l7. 90 for hams. =
TALLow-Was quiet at tGoB!ac for city and IS
quo Tor country. With sao Of 1QU brIs citf at
81, Q3Ii unF 1UQ m.
, 1879-05-27

DRTADSTUTTN,
Ff.OU1i-syaa moru quiet tlian On any day In inst
week. hut ism. There WINS some inquiry, but tho
fact OF very small stocks encouraged holders Of tic
aoura TINT were on sale to ask higher prices than
purchasers wnre gonurAlly Willing TO pay. sa}ea
werc Reported of 100 Iris winters at so. !5; 600
Iris springs, partly ns 81 10; md 30 brts RIO -four
al 81. 75. Totn1. 100 brle. Tho following wab tho
nominal ranGo Of nrfcca nj TIN clnAa.
, 1879-05-27

to 10; do seconds to 25; Roma q 0EdhnsuufR
arat" to 4N!a40: St. Panl Il Minneapolis lana'
grant tbcones to a: Hpn Francisco seconds.
c,,.. r.. :. -. u.n... f,tv r.
~ ~ ri Na"sas
Nort11Grn tcal-c3tAtE Is to lNl4; Dc11'
scr & hin f}ra.,.ln frsts n, h,f<: New Jcr.
.o, r.,,.., .,.,,.....s, NIL ans Eon.n. &,
sey echsFsl adjustments TO lo11t. anu n""sa' ~
To1nA ftrAts 10 GsR1boL; Iron Mountain l1f6ts
tlccflned from fin tn 1jb while do Arkansas
a''aaeh eoeo ho" y, " v"'. t"""so Co...
ilfsts foso TO 115; ". Fani u ifsts 10 l.oa uo
, 1879-05-27

Withdrawn from s.osc during Saturday fur
cttr consumption: 2,70l bu tori, 2,a99 bu bur-
10y.
The following grain WIS inspected into store
In this city yesterday morning.: car No. rcd
winter wheat, cnrs No. do, cars No. 3do 2cars
rejected. cars mxrtl, l0cara M. 2hnr, t+2 cars
No. spring, 1S0 ears No. do. II cars rejected,
cars no grade {350 whea.); cars yeltow corn.
4o5 cars u.l O. Uo0 hu high mixed. ears new do
7 cars new mixed. F47 cara asnl :fe,tkN bu No.
corn, II cara rejected, car tn gradc e1l corn):
9 cars M. oats, 81 cars No. 3 white, 0l ours
No. ? mixe.] III cars rejected ll00 onts); lfears
No. . rye, rar extra No. B harsry. Total
u,5l7 cars), 'iso,0o) bu. luspcctch out' 151,?o4
M, w!,ua,, ;f950.p hu corn, 5.0at tu oats, 7eo bn
rye, {, 800 bu barley.
The following statement shows tho diatrbn-
lion Of tho brsalstutls shipped from thts city
lust wcck:
, 1879-05-27
,1'nrkoss, ltva. pib........

Tnskcst, 1tva. s}lb.......... ~
0siEsi sEsps"Wc;s soS1;;: qatet M; a,;.;.& &
Pott.ii sinsa9r 1nantly.s z "a 1ney VI. setea W
m @ l,nagH,in .n sa;r,s I'D ,aInl ,n!leE we. qaa
he stock u timothy hers ii ss, ,'.a,esot T.. de,nana
oDo hsns rha rain improseu ths i, M n,a,t, sasa, ID.
tfn'SftlEE sStEeW,, a1S '!1x; X nj, PROSPECT fo'
11ne satt. q QhFi....,.,,,.'" "''a ateh15:
conrsa ealt. q Nbrl........., :. ""s In
DAIRY. y bf!, without bara.. ........ .......' Ii,
Dairy, b hfl1 With bags. La
A.n5Yn 1,s an1 Eufeke .!aisy y .ack....' ,oo$W
TEAs..Hcma!n ffal under = con;ir,tSS; lta3.oj
quFrY. We anoto: A''oaed goodls
nraos. tu,.,
e s! ssss;ss: sssnss s';: $ +
Extra fine to finest .41ai0 Exsea ene " ssns
Choicest sa.. JAPAN ,sea1an,sea
Common 70 fair .i7es sSos1aos sonn,'oss t. t.I.i&n
Superior 10 aae. .a04t Kxtta anc ~
ExtEa fnsto 1ucst. .Io160 "'o oopn1a ob,9e't 't.a;fa
cho''e,, ;;5&s7o Common HS' t. 'sis, ,sa,
eomneo y !sP FEssssSs Ess;s IT,. e ss;;
Superior 10 nao.. l56o q Choccsts s " S's't' ss
Extta hno todnest 5o@t3o norc,iosa .Sn cas t
oSiiisi @iiisKY.. a9s q MoJs4sts s4eS'of e
vince. Sales wer .cportc Of n6j irIs Sa.ista ~ ~ d.
goods on tho ba4ls of 81. o3 per gasu iisf ", sf
Woo1.-1s IN good demand anil firm, c,
cotpts a!o light. and tho atotx here ar :, ptsh pash
eentras IL said to be urar1r uxtlaustcJ. = se'tt.
,nxa q g ncw wo2 eonsst mostly o' ncoiu@n Sns a
and the adjoining counties OF othcr .M...niatsr
ported 70 he selling freely 10 dealeta; r.
Washed !tccce wool. pct 10 ,..,..,.... c,,,.
Medium unwaahed, new... ew...............,...'io@dAa
Fine do new. .....-."...+.".. ...,,'.i;3;33
Tu1-washcd. choice. ncw.... .''''s,gM 5yMi
Tnb. washed, common 10 fair. now. 'SS!s. S!.
- nd 1AnAi3 hE,- ~
Colorado, common .......,....,.,,. ssSs3
Colorado, coarso.....,. ,........,,,....in3,a
, 1879-05-27
COMM MEIlCIAL.

Latest quotattons for May delivery on tho
leadiug articles for tho last two business apys:
, 1879-05-27
PRESTON, KEAN h Coz
pANKEts8,

Eoo Hz*o9tzkF0109V-o1F
UcNt In sil the Issues Of u. 3. HnNnS.
1ht NEW I FER CEh1R constAnllJ TN hand.
EALLED o.2N md 1tt4A purchased W TX
changed 1t emrrant fAtra.
At.o.. buy and .ell COUNTY, CITY. AND
NiiLs or ExCfiAN0E on London, Paris,
ncrltn, CopennaycHt hnd other fafefgu points.
LETTENA " EhEDtT.
, 1879-05-27
lQYEnHMENIn,

Coupons Of 1881. .1o5,i Now H. ............ 1o3A
New 6s.. -. 10a.l Ca1reacles. .......12o
New 4Hb,......... .1n7;st
, 1879-05-27
A. O. SLAUGHTER.
BANKER AND BROKER,
N. r. cor. Ciark and Atsd!son.tt4., Chicago.
stockA Eonds Local Securttea and Land WArr<nts.
Afe1nBer Of Now York stock Exchange.

EUuESE G. LONG.
LOANS or ALL KINDS FEGOTlATEp.
LOCAL STOCKS AND MERCANTILE TAPER
BOUGHT AND SuLD.
No. o. WAslIfS0T0N.sT.
c. GRANVILLE HAMMOND.
III tasaliS.as.,
mas yoN SALE srougs A. FoLtowst
CHICAGO CITY RAILWAY,
WEST DIVISION HALLWAY,
TRADEN8' INSURANCE.
, 1879-05-27

IotAl increase s.t.s. ,,....s.... olif if1Vfutu
The following gives the fluctuations OF tue
, 1879-05-27

GENERAL MARKETS..
BROOM CORN-Was ateady. uea1esa have been
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HO!fOr Kansas.

We understand that a colony OF
colored people from this parish
has been organized with a view
of emigrat,ng to the promised
land. It my be the committee,
at which We have heard 80 much
constituted, or self'constituted
perhaps-will 60 and e before
ieaping. All such committees
will have "a good time gen rally:
Their expenses will be paid, and
thsv will thus be enabled to make
a sn,nmer tour Oh the funds OF
dimes. after which said commit
tees will return in time to rear
the big rolling wages. We like
this. aud if we can wiring IN the
Thibodanx Sentinel and Donald
sonville Chief men, including our
self. on the said commuters rep
ertoriaI staff, free of charge. with
the residue Of the nneXpended
fund AZ hgniappe. we have not
the slightest objections to orna-
menting the layout during Its
snmmer excursions. "'TlIere is
millions in it.''-Assnmption Pio-
neer.
There is not a particle of dan
ger OF any such ''repertorial starr
being sent on such al excursion.
No matter who goes as agents
for the colored man. unless he
comes back with glowing accounts
of that grasshopper region, VIII
receive the least cre1ence FROM
four ffths of the colored people
Much less credence would
man have who is known to be
truthful and correct in his ex'
pres sed opinions. There is Kan
sas talk ON the streets daily bu
what it will result in is unknown
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The Human Body.

The skin contains more than
two million openings, which are
the outlets of an equal number of
sweat glands.
The human skeleton consists Of
more than two hunnred distinct
bones.
An amount of blood equal to
the whole quantity in the body
passes through the heart once
every minute.
The full capacity of the lungs
is about three hundred and twenty
cubic inches.
About two-thirds of p Mt of
air is inhaled a. exhaled ut each
breath in ordinary respiration.
The stomach daily produces
nine pounds of gastric juice for
digestion OF food; its capacity is
about five pints.
There are more than five hun
dred separate muscles 10 the body
with an equal number of nerves
and blood vessels.
The weight of the heart is from
eight to twelve ounces. 1t beats
one hundl ell thousand times in
twenty four honrs.
Each perSpiratory duct is one
fourth Of aQjnch III length, which
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-07-12
Final Conviction Of
Arthur BUitteux.

1t will he remembered that on
the 18th Of Decent Der, 1877, our
parish was shocked at the an
nouncement that two men had
been killed and one severely
wounded. on Bayou Maringouin
in this parish. Alfred Remand
and Walter Slack were the men
killed and T. Il. Sparks was Sc
verely wouuled. The murderer
was one Arthur B%oitteux, a ia
tive OF the parish Of Pointe Cou-
pee. On the day following the
murder Roitteux Was brought to
our town and confined III the Par
ISL Jail. subsequently, on APP
pl.cati0n for u change of venue,
the prisoner was removed to the
parish of East Baton Rouge for
trial there. On his first trial he
was COW icted Of murder and Sell
fenced to the PenitentiOry for lie.
His lawyers, Messrs. c. y. Lauve
and Alex. Hebert, OF our parish
took an appeal to the Supreme
Court. The case was sent back for
a new trial, and this took place in
Baton Rouge on Monday last.
The State was ready with its wit
nesses, and although the defense
wds not fully prepared with test
mony, the IT. al was proceeded
with. A Lars sc number o. witness
SEES were examined Oh both sides
and the trial occupied the whole
day. The State made out full
case and WAS we'll and faithfully
represented by District Attorney
j. III. Lamon. The defense was
ably represented by our popular
townsman, Chas. U. Lauve, Esq,
who did his ''levcl best" to clear
his client, but the Jury decided
adversely and Arthur BOitteuS
will now he sentenced to serve his
natural life in the State peniten
italy.
The charge OF Judge Moves
Was a most impartial ~ and sc
clear and concise that no member
of the jury could be mistaken il
the inanner and wording of IA yer
dict.
The trial was for the murder o
Alfred Renaud only, aud rs it re
suited in i%mtictIng il sentence q
Imprisonment for life, MIR. Lauv'
entered IL plea Of guilty OF man
slaughter, for the prisoner, in TIL
: case of the killing OF Waltel
Slack.
Thus terminates one of til
most remarkable trials which w
have ever Witnessed, and whic'
: has entaileI a very large expens'
f. upon the parish. -IberriNe South
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Why She Did it.

Marriages between rich old
men and young ladies of the
.'sweet sixteen" order are not re
ma; kable events in the Eastern
States, but in the far West the
case is widely different. An at.
fair of this kind took place re
Gently. and the Rocky M"umtnin
NeWS sent Il reporter to interview
the young lady, with the follow.
ing result
"HOw came it," the reporter
asked, ''tLat yon we'd ii r,al so
much older than Yourself ="
"Because loved him. was the
pert reply.
THAT is a reason, certainly.
But l should have thought lady
SD beautiful would have chosen Il
younger mate"
"Wonld you. Well, now, I'll
tell yor. A Young man is very
hard 10 please, and it is very hard
to displease All old one. You
know :he old adaee, "A young
mans slave and IN old mars dar
ling | am rather fond Of being IA
darling"
IL should think sO.'
"Wonld you, indeed Then
don't think there is any thing in
the world SO charming a. Il lovely
young widow, and such IL thing
is possible for me.'
"Then you arc already count
ing Oh the old mans death 7"
mo, | am not counting OH il
exactly, but | live in hopes" ant
with Il lad ant smile the guile
=, less thing, went off to join the
| dancers.
1t is not necessary to pu su,
the subject further. Any one Cat
see that there is something yer,
bewitchiug about sweet sixteen
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-07-12

The ThibOdauX Sehtahet IS
wrestling with Gilmore's attack
upon Morgan's railroad. Go for
it. Silas!-AbberiUe MeridiOndl.
Thibodaux has Bayou Lafour-
che, and enjoys the benefit OF
such competitions a. we need for
the Teche and TerrebOnne coun-
try. Uncle Si!as Can afford to he
content with the railroad and en-
ioy his Communication ticket or
free pass.-SMgar Bowt.
We clip the ab We merely to
inform the editor of the Sugar
Bont that "Uncle Silas" holds no
.sf,ee pass" on Morgan's road or
any other road, nor does he ever
ask any favors because he ia an
editor Of a newspaper. He is
held in no entangling alliances Of
that nature.
He can purchase a commuta-
ton ticket from the Morgan
agents whenever lie presents IF
teen dollars for that purpose.
He criticises that road whenev-
er he has reason to do SO aud as
severely as truth and justice will
admit. He has been engaged in
an aggressive warfare upon one
of the pet schemes Of that road
for ten years to-wit: the closing
of bay OH Latourche at Donaldson
vile. and whenever u fair criti
cisM authorizes an attack upon
its actions and methods Of work
ing, there will be no hesitation it
leading the charge. But whei
We do comment upon it's manage
ment We speak OF it as we wonlt
of an individual. and do not be-
gin by calling it's managers "bat
names' and characterize their &C
ton in terms that are neithe
dignited nor just.
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will make the aggregate length
of the whole nine miles.
The average man takes FIVE aud
oac.halt pounds Of food snd drink
each day, which amounts to one
ton of solid and liquid nourish>
ment annually.
A man breathes eighteen times
a minute, and three thousand
cubic feet, or about three hun
dred aud seventy-fve ~hOgsheads
of air per hour.
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A certain lawyer was compell>
ed to apologize to the court. With
stately dignity he reese in his
place and said "YOur honor is
right aud I am wrong, As Your
honor generally is" There was II
dazed look iu the judges eye, and
he hardly knew whether to feel
happy or fine the lawyer tor con
tempt of court.
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WANTED T. Ar l Il .c1;Es' s NJ.

getic canvsscrs to engage in IL pleasant and
profitable business. Good men will find
a rare chance to make money. Sucl,
will please answer this advertisement by
letter, enclosing stamp for reply. stating
what business they have beer engaged in.
None but those who mean business need
apply. Address
FINLEY, HARVEY & Co., Atlanta, Ga:
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m A MONTH guaranteed.
NV'L Sl2 u day at home made
~n by the industrious. Cap.
0N. ital not required. VIC
W u will start you. Meu, wo
n,eu, boys and girls made o faster
at work for US than anything else. The
work is light and pleasant and such as any
one can go right ut. Those who are wise
who see this notice will sendus their adj
dresses ut once and see for themselves.
Costly Outfit and terms free Now Is the
time. Those already at work are laying
up large sums OF money. Address TRUE {
CO., Augusta, Maine.
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arc compounded from Substances b q a16l
free from any properties that Gan 11laro|
the most delicate organization. They
Search, Cleanse, Purity, and InvigorasS,
the entire system. By relieving b eae
gor9rd Liver, they cleanse the bleed
from poisonous huMl0rs, and thas1 upafe'
health nnd vitality to the body, causing
tbs bowels to uct naturally. Withoas
which no emo can feel we'll.
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NOT ANY KANsAs.-Forty-
eight negroes start south to their
old home on the JAS. Howard this
afternoon. They are looking
Gretched and miserable, and le-
clare with III voice that there
never Was Il greater mistake than
their journey nurthward. They
say that i. is impossible for the
negro to do otherwise than starve
in Kansas, and that at the south,
at any rate, they have at I'LL times
plenty to eat and plenty to wear.
One significant fact in their re
turn is that although Messrs. Sells
b Co. have offered them trans
portatiOu to any part OF the valley
they may wish to reach they insist
on going to their old homes or
nowhere. Bnlldozing will. they
think be a delightful change from
the Open-hearted reception they
enjoyed In Kansas. Their state
ments about the amount Of disease
And death among them are hardly
credible, but the fact remains
that they are coming back in no
such condition as they went north.
The way they travel iuto cheese.
crackers aud dry beef with which
they have been furnished, is a
serious obSt acie 10 conversation.
They are too busy-St. Louis
Post. DispateA
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A Noted Divine says :

DR.. TUTT:-Dear Sir; For ton year, ! have bssa
amartyr to Dy.pcpsia. Constipation and Pilsc: LAss
Spring yo1r ri ~ I'VE wsrs .seS"'penosa % me: ! , nssc
have good appetite. digestion perfect. regular stoolA
piles gone. and I hays gained forty pounds solid hseh.i
Th,y are worth their weight in gold.
Rny r I. MPkt Iouiayils. X
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MARINE INFELLaGENCE.
POET OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER IL, 1879.


POET OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER IL, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanokc, Couch, New York, merchan
disc and passengers. G. W. Allen L Co.
Steamer Norfolk. Tunnil. Philadelphia. nlerchan-
disc and passengers. j. ". HcCarricS. agent.
Steamer ARIEL, Clifford. Norfolk, unIied States
mail, merchandise and passengers. l.. b. Tatun
agent. .
From New York December 8. schooners Frans
Atkins, Atkins; Northern Light, Eoss,
AEMoRASDCA
r., NEW YORK. December 9.-Satled: Brig Lulu
{Brl, De Zeter, Bahia. South America, Ola Rich
mond.
MISCELLANY.
PETERSBURG, VA. December s.-Schoonei
James Z. Malioy, from New York supposed to have
been LOST 1t has arrived here aiter very rough
voyage.
PLYMOUTH. Decelnuer 11.-Arrived: Steamer
FvIe,n. from New Orleans for Reyal: Also steamer
ie5iS;a. from Savannah, with engine and propeilef
damaget.. by heavy weather.