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The bearing of the population toward the
members of the Embassy has been defiant.
ppoJrCTs FOR RFI.IFF

The bearing of the population toward the
members of the Embassy has been defiant.
PROJECTS FOR RELIEF.
The viceroy of India also telegraphs on
the 9th inst that General Roberts will
reach Peiwar from Simla in five days from
that date and will take command of q
rapid advance on Cabul. General Stewart
has been ordered to hold Candahar
and threaten Ghuznee if necessary. The
troops of all arms have been recalled from
Pishin and are reoccupying Candahar.
Yakoob Khan has asked for British aid.
Badshah Khan, who holds the country
beyond Shutargardan Pass, has offered his
services to the British.
THE SAD NEWS
Lady Cavagnari has received telegram
from the Viceroy of India, dated Sunday
evening. announcing the death Of her hus-
band.
THE USUAL REPORT.
It is believed at Paris and Vienna that
the outbreak is due to Russian intrigue.
EFFECT OF THE MASSACRE UPON THE BUTCHER
KING OF BURMAH.
[Br CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Sept. 8, 1879.
A despatch to the Times from Prone
says 1.-THE massacres in Mandalay con-
tinue. Diplomatic intercourse between
the Burmese Court and the British has
virtually ceased. The Cabul outbreak will
probably encourage King Thebaw to create
an open rupture with England"
DlsAFrEcr1oN IN INDIA.
The Times Calcutta despatch reports that
the disturbances at Badakshan were not
serious. The same despatch also announces
that the Rumpa rebellion will be stamped
out in few weeks.
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ALLEGED CRIME OF A BOOKKEEpER.

ALBANY, N. Y. Sept. z. 1879
W. H. Meyer was arrested here to-day by Officer
Dempsey. on telegram received from Lockport.
charging him with stealing ssOUo in bonds from the
Niagara County Bank. He was on his way to New
York. where he had engagement to sell them.
The bonds were found in his possession. He was
bookkeeper IN the bank.
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CRUSHED THROUGH THE TRESTLE-
WORK.

Sr. Louis. Mo-. Sept Z, 1879.
While crossing trestlework over creek about
twenty miles east Of here, ut three o'clock this
morning the east bound freight train the Wabash
road broke through. Eight piled up In the
creek and several others wrecked Partic ulars
are very meagrc, but John Cochran, the engineer
and Charles McIntire, a brakeman are reported
killed. Fireman James Fitzsimmons has leg
broken and was otherwise injured.
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YACHTING NOTES.

The yacht Vision. A.Y.o.. Mr.. G.. H. seecy; sloops
Mantle. N.Y.Y.C.. Mr.. Huntley; Oracle. N.Y.Y.C..
Mr. Flint. and Orion. A.Y.C.. Vice Commodore WILL
lam Cooper. which were OIL the HERALD telegraph
station at whitestone 9th inst sailed for the cast
ward evening.
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A CAR DRIVER MURDERED.

BOSTON, Sept. Z. 1879.
Charles E. Elwell. horse driver,
who assaulted on Saturday night at
the Of Spring and Leverett streets,
died tonight at the City Hospital. He
was unconscious until the time Of his death. The
police the track OF his assailant, whose name
Is Thomas Mckay. and he will probably soon be
captured
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CUT HER OWN THROAT.

ALBANY. N. Y, Sept. Z. 1870.
Mrs. Henry @. Williams. OF No. 2al East la6th
street. New York. committed suicide to-day. at the
residence OF her mother. No. 1876 Clinton avenue In
this city. She cut her throat. and was dead when
tho decd was discovered. She was insane.
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THE MURPHY MOVEMENT.

ROUND LAKE.. N Y. Sept. Z. 1879.
The National Temperance Meeting, under the di-
rection of Francis Murphy. closed this evening" IL
was great success Over 5000 people were present
to-day Mr. Murphy starts tonight for Lincoln, H.,
where ho will hold another meeting.
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EX-MINIsTER WELSH.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Z. Is

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 7, 1879.
Tho committee OF the Board Of Trade appointed
TO tender q reception to Mr.. John Welsh. cx.Minis.
ter to England on his return home have decided to
extend TO him public reception Wednesday next
ut independence Hall, between the hours Of eleven
A. NJ. aud one " ~.
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A NEFARIOUS CRIME.

WILMINGTON. Del, Sept. z. 1879.
An attempt made last night to wreck tho
Washington express train by placing tic the
track at Traynor's station, north OF this city Tho
tie caught by the locomotive aud carried over
mile. Tho criminal is not known.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperaSre for the past twenty -four hours in com-
parison with the corresponding date of last year.
indicated by the therino at Hudnuts pharmacy.
HERALD Building, No. 21S Broadway:-
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THE sMITH-MoRRIs BOAT RACE.

HALIFAX, N. s.. Sept. 7, 1879.
Warren Smith has again gone into active training
for his race the 10th inst. with Morris. Morris
has taken up quarters ut the Three Mile House.
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WALKING MATCH.

TORONTO. Ont, Sept. T. 1879.
A twenty mile walking match last might. between
George II. Hosmer. the oarsman, OF Lowell Mass,
and John Rooney. of this city. for $500 side was
won by Hosmer Rooney retired on the fifteenth
mile.
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THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION.

SAN Francisco. Sept. Z. 1879.
The count in the city is not yet finished. and the
vote is close that the offices mentioned in the last
despatch in doubt still remain so The count will
be completed before morning.
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INJURED BY STRIKERS.

FALL RIVER, Mass. Sept. Z, 1879.
There were some disturbances this afternoon, In
which three or four working spinners were roughly
handled by tho strikers.
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COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. Z. 1879.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. Z, 1879.
Tho buildings owned by Thomas Bergen and q.
W. weyman were burned this afternoon. Mr.. Bor-
gems loss Is $780, and Mr.. Weyman's loss Is $500 on
the building and $1,000 machinery. There was
no insurance. The hro was caused by boys smoking
In the buildings.
The New York herald., 1879-09-08

Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. 6916
The New York herald., 1879-09-08

TORONTO Ont, Sept. 7, 1879.
A fre this morning damaged the biscuit factory of
Christie Brown Co. to the extent Of $4,000. which
Q fully covered by Insurance.
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New ORLEANS, Sept. z, 1877

NEW OHLEANs Sept 7, IS1y.
fire on Freret street. between Clio and Erato
streets to-day, destroyed four dwellings, The loss
is 81, 900. and Is covered by insurance In local
companies
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Essay on the Pig.

Pigs are very useful animals.
When they are alive they are IA
great help to farmers by showing
them where the fences need re.
pairing ; when they are dead the
the bladders are nice to blow up.
A pig is about the size o. a dog,
but his tur is coarser than a
dogs. But a pig is more of a hog
than a dog Is, for he will gulp
down enough swi!l for him to
swim in. Little pigs, when they
are just Matched, are very cum
ming. They have little tails that
curl so tight over their backs
they sometimes lift them off their
hind feet. When they get older
they get pig headed. They want
to have their own way about eve
rything, aud you can't drive
them worth a cent. The only
sure way to drive a big pig is to
go ahead of him with an ear of
corn and say "Wootsy, w~ootsy."
Pigs dom. bark like dogs ito, nor
yOu can't set them after bad
boys; but they're better for sau
sages than dogs. But pigs are
awful to squeal. My Uncle John
says you can make a swinett that
will beat a piano by taking pigs
Of different sizes and fastening
their tails through holes SO you
can pull them. | never heard a
swinett played, but they must be
nice. Pigs don't live as long AS
dogs, because their windpiles are
apt to be affected when they
grow up. When they are dead
we eaten all except the tail and
briStles and things, and that is
all | have to say about pigs
GayrehsriAe, Ohio.
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SHNTENCEs.-On last Saturday
Judge Brattie sentenced Henry
alias Nick Graham to the peniten
tiary for five years, tor an assault
upon and cutting Parl Gnthridge
about two Years ago John Greer
Smith, for two years for forgery
aud specializing in tickets on Lao
rel Valley plantation Charles
BcsSon fifty dollars fine or one
hundred days in tile parish prison
for carrying concealed weapons,
and one year in the penitentiary
for an assault upon and shooting
Peter T.alrr some three months
ago; and hester Hood to 80 days
in the parish Jail for packing her
trunk with goods belonging to
other people. Had these people
emigrated to Kansas they would
all have been elected to office and
would not have no occasion to do
wrong. Pity they hadn't gone.
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Grain spout Of Anne
rica.

On Wednesday, the Goth ult.,
the steamer John Gilmore, of the
Valley barge line. put ont from
Cairo with al 800 bushels of
wheat and 40, 900 bushels of corn,
equivalent to 453 car loads, or as
much as could lie hauled by TWEEN
ty two of our best locomotives.
The distance to New Orleans can
not be made without three chang
es of engines; hence there would
be employed in the movement
slxty-six locomotives. 1t does us
good to note these facts. 1t gives
us a slight glimpse of the capabi
lities of our river, and reminds lis
that there is practically no limit
to the amount OF freight that could
be set atioat in a single day. Let
the grain come by way of st. Louis
and the Gulf to Europe. We
have absolutely tributary to us
over 600, 00O, 900 bushels of wheat
and corn in any fair season, aside
from all demands of home con
sumption. st. Louis should next
year, if the crop is favorable. han
die at least onefifth OF this i'm
menSe crop. Our heavy mer
chants and live transportation
lines should be alive to- the bud
ding opportunity and seize it.
River transportation is capable of
Improvement. Capital is plenty
to put atloat an iron fleet unsur
passed in the world. In the next
decade or two the Mississippi will
be the grand spout through which
will be discharged annually into
the sea 1000, OOO. 600 bushels OF
grain to feed Europe.-Jommal o.
Commerce.
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According to the returns O.

According to the returns OF
the Sheriff printed in az other col
ulnn. The following Justices of
the Peace and constables were
elected at the last election.
First Ward. George Morgan,
J. p. Tucker Brown, e.
Second Ward. j. |. Rogers. j.
p. I. Cunio, j. p. A. Bender,
c.. n Robinson, Z.
Third Ward. E. 2. Bernard,
J. 2. II. G.. Birdsall, e.
Fourth Ward. G. j. Barker,
J.. z. A. Badeaux, =.
Fifth Ward. NJ. w. Billieu, J.
P. NJ. Robinson, G.
Sixth Ward. F. Christian, j,
P: w. Prestenbach, G.
Seventh Ward. Moses Mar
low. j. P. Robert William, G.
Eight Ward. Gporgh Young,
J. p. NJ. Belcher, c.
Ninth Ward. T. Harang, j. P.
A l.. Harang, c..
Tenth Ward. A. Ctetini, j,
P. E. CretiDi, c.
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TOWN HALL,


Thursday November Goth. 1879.
The Town Council Of the Town Of Thibo-
daux met III adjourned special session This
day at } O'Clock p. NJ.
Present W c. Raglan. Mayor C. Arena,
j. Il. Blanchard. L.. Keefe, H.. w. Tabor.
and Jos. a. Trone Trustees.
Absent. L. Albert. Trustee.
On motion duly seconded the proposal of
I. Robichanx for making a wharf on the
levee was accepted and the Mayor was au-
thorizrd TO appoint q committee of three to
draw Il suitable contract for having said
wharf built in accordance with proposal.
On motion duy seconded an appropria-
ton Of Seven hundred and fifty dollars
was made ont of the funds now in this
Treasury for the building of said wharf.
The Mayor appointed J.. Keefe. J. T..
Blanchard. and II. w. w. Tabor on cOnl-
mittee for drawing wharf contract.
On motion duly seconded the Council ad-
journed.
(5ignedl w. G. Raglan,
Mayor.
[Signed1 A. j. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council
"A true copy:
A. j. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
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nth the gloss and freshness Of youA
Thin hair is thickened, falling hal
hecked, and badness often, though
lot always, cured by its use. Moth
ng can restore the hair where tn,
ollicles are destroyed, or the gland
trophied and decayed. But such a
emain can be saved for usefulness
y this application. Instead of foul
ng the hair with a pasty sediment, i
'ill keep it clean and vigorous. 1t,
ccasional use will prevent the hal
rom turning gray or falling of; AMI
onsequently prevent badness. Ere.
rom those deleterious substance,
7hich make some preparations dan
:erous, and injurious to the hair, tn,
igor can only benefit but not harm
I. If wanted merely for a
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RESIGNATION Mr.. T. L. Win
der has sent, to Governor Nj
ctlolls, his resignation as Parish
Attorney for the Parish of La
fOnIche. Mr.. Winder has taken
this course, because the duties of
tina: Office interferes with his 9th.
er practise to such an extent that
the fees of the Office do not justi
fy the sacrifice.
The Governor, will doubtless
appoint some member of the La
fourche bar TO srcceed that off
Ger, who will perform the duties
OF the Office efficiently until Mr..
O'Sullivan will be installed in the
Office to which he was elected on
the second instant.
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garct l. Mcleod, ct ais,
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE
L cree Of above court and i'll obedience
to a commission to me directed in the above
entitled and numbered suit, " i'll offer for
sale ut public auction pursuant to law to
the last and highest bidder at the Court
URDAY the 18th. day of JANUARY 1880
between the hours of IL o'clock A.. NJ. and
4 o'clock p. NJ. The following described
property to effect a partition to-wit:
LIST. A certain tract Of land situated and
lying and being il the parish of LafOurche,
OIL the left bank of Bayou Latourche, hav-
ing torty-one til) arpents more or less
front Oh said bayou Lafourche, by a depth
OF forty arpents, but narrowing in such a
manne as to give twenty l2nl arpents in
width in the rear or t~hereabOut, bounded
Oh the upper line by lands O. the Barrata-
ria and L;fourcle Canal Company. and on
the lower line by lands formerly belonging
to A. MelaneOn but now to James Moran
said tract of land being known as the
Mcleod plantation less sections sixty-fve
and s~ixty-six in Township No. Is south OF
tit nge No. 10 east containing about three
hundred and ninty 79l10O acres hereinafter
more particularly described and separately
appraised.
Together with all tie buildings and i'm
provements thereon, such as sugar-house,
mill, engine, dwelling house, cabins, barns,
stables and "a lot of bricks, etc.
ind. Sections sixty-five n sixty-six In
Township No. tl6) sixteen. south OF range
No. [l9] nineteen, east in the South Eastern
Land District of Louisiana West Of Missis-
sippi, containing three hundred and ninety
79Il0O acres according to the official survey
of said Township on file in State Land
Office. Together with all the rights and
privileges thereto belonging.
3rd. Thirteen carts. two wagons and i'm
plements Of husbandry, tools. ETC.. ,
4th. T%iiirty-four mules and sixteen head
of horn cattle.
5th. One lot of hogs and sheep.
Upon the following terms and conditions
tO-wlt
One undividedhalf cash in United States
Treasury Notes, the other undivided hall
on a credit OF one, two, three
and four years in notes OF purchaser or pur-
lschasers bearing 8 Ol0 per AMMAN interest
from date of sale until paid, secured by
special mortgage and vendors privilege Oh
the property sold with the penal clause Of
) 0I0 attorneys fees in the event of suit to
enforce payment of notes or any OF them
said notes to be made to the order OF said
purchaser or purchasers and by linn OF
them endorsed.
The Sugar house on said property to bt
insured for a fair value by the purchaser o.
purchasers and the policy OF Insurance
transferred to the vendors or holders OF SAT-
notes.
The purchaser or purchases to assume
and paw the taxes due in 1880 being the as
sesslnent of 1879.
December 18th. 1879.
! L. a. wEBRE, Sheriff.
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Official.
Proceedings of Town
Council.
TOWN HALL.
Thursday, November 18th. 1879.

TUNN HALL.
Thursday, November 18th. 1879.
The Town Council of the Town of Thibo
daux met in special session this day.
Present W. {. Raglan Mayor, c. Aznma.
T. Albert, l.. Keefe, aud ii. w. Tabor,
Trustees.
Absent J. E. Blanchard and Jos. A.
Trone Trustees.
fhe proposal of 7. Robichaux, tor build
ing a wharf on the bayou and a large
bridge over the canal at the intersection of
Market street was presented.
On motion duly seconded the Council ad-
journed to Thursday, November Goth. 1879
ut I o'clock z. NJ.
(SignedI w. Z. Raglan.
Mayor.
[Signel] A. J. PERRIN, ClerA Town Council
A true copy:
Al PERRIN. Clerk Town Council.
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"eng the graduates of the
'sAeStre Larned School nj New
'a'''' at the present session is
''S Mamie +. Williams of La.
''nee Crossing to whose thought
''sS We ale indebted to a tick.
'''asitatioa to the commences
. exercises, which will take
Dr. Palmer's .Presbyter
oaarch, on Lafayette Square
"eSt Tuesday evening. We
'sfatulate the young lady on
eempletion OF her srad.es.
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The Grand Jury in had
good deal to say in it's
report, about the Gnion Acad-
envy. 1t may have been right.
but what it had to do with proper
ty that die not belong to the Par.
ish is the question that some
folks do not comprehend. 1t
could just as we'll pry into pri-
vate houses or stables.
Hester Hood had a very pref
ty habit of filling up her trunk
with other peoples goods, such
IN spoons, knives. and forks,
shawIs etc, and then going away
to get a little recreation and rest.
She loaded, last fall with mer-
chandise taken out OF the resi-
dence of MI. Samuel Jamison Jr,
which arrangement didn't please
that gentleman a bit. So he had
her arrested and now Hester is
confined in the Parish jail re
penting for her sins.., Hester will
probably know her own goods
better in future.
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DIED-At Marlin, Falls county Texas.
on tie 10th OF Nov. 1879, SARAH E. NILES,
wife of p. A. Sea.
The deceased was a native of
Tliibodaux, where she resided up
to the time of her marriage. She
occupied at one time the position
of assistant teacher in the Guion
Academy.
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WHERE is SHE IA lady in
%''as The agent Of the White Sew
y - machine that an agent of some
s's' machine tells her that there
No NJ .ady IN ThibOdaux that has a
"ule sewing machine and can't
ss \ and don't like it. The White
|sseft Is slow to believe that there
! = 'say in this Parish that near
|sasy bnt if there should be he
|Ss.es this proposition, any lady
~ White Se,ciag Machine
: WISHES any other in its place
- make the same known to the
w.. s,s' agent and iJ will be, taken
~ anu the one of her choice
~ N its place.
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"Two ladies' without any charac
ter J" was the loud announcement
of a stupid usher at fancy ball,
who had been told to announce
persons in she character assumed
aud wins saw that the ladies in
Qnhstion were i'll ordinary attire.
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When the dentists Of this
country discover q way to pull
teeth without making a man
wish he had been born a hen, life
will have twice us much bright
uess.
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Thanks are due Hon. B. F
Jonas Senator of the United
States for valuable documents for
warded to us.
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The best excuse we ever
heard was of the fellow who said
he wanted to get into the next
world before all the soft places
were taken up.
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An English physician says
''lf you feel like sneez ng, throw
yourself fiat on your back" Yes,
or it will do as we'll to turn a
handspring and then crawl under
a sofa. BY the time you've accom-
plished this you'll Lave got over
wanting to sreeze, which will AIN
ply repay you for your trouble.
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"A feet of stone coal left
Pittsburgh last week, a part Of
which is destined for the South
ern landings.
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An Irish newspaper says :
Tin the absence of both editors,
tue publishers have succeeded in
securing the services of a gentle
man to edit the paper this week."
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PATENTS

obtained for new inventions, or for improve
ments in old ones. Caveats, Trade Marks
and all patent business promptly attended
to.
Inventions that have been
rejected may still, IN most cases, be pat.
ented By us. Being opposite the u. s. Pat
en- Office, and engaged in Patent IBus.
mess Exclusively, we can secure
patents in less time than those who are re.
mote from Washington and who must de.
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 advise
as to its rstentability free Of charge. Cores
pondence confidential, prices low, and mo
charge unless patent il oh.
tanned.
We refer to Hon Postmaster General D..
n. KEY, Rev. f. ID. POWER, to officials in
the U. s. Patent Office, and especially to
our clients in every State of the Union and
II Canada. For special references, terms,
advice. &C., Address
T.. A. n q & CO.,
Opposite Patent Office. Washington, D. &
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Wanted.

Sherman & Co, Ma, shall. Mich, want
an agent in this country at once. at II
salary Of 500 per month aud expenses
paid. For full particulars address as
bOve. =
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The snlp IF the Lafourcic fer
|ls for the year 1880 did NOT
,nonnt to much. The one at
Gaceland brought $1,000 that at
|l@spart brought S2o0.00 the
one at Harang's brought $1,000
and that at st. Joints Chapel fiji
y cents, making s2s0.5O against
which they brought the
present year.