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The President mud Cabinet have had
the Chinese immigration question under
consideration n, several of their meet
ings during tho pas, fcw weeks. All Of
them ere reported ~ having expressed
thcir views quito freely. The Pros.
dent and Secretary Evarts are decided.
ly opposed to Wholesale Chinese immi.
grafton. regarding more as an ''inva.
sion" than immigration. FOR the reason
that they DO not como ~ "sc,tlcrs" In
the ordinary meaning IL that To, m.
Thcy bring little money or property,
and expect To return and take with
them all their earnings McCrary and
Thompson 10 not regard the inaus Of
Cinnamon ms nm invasion, yet believe
that II should DO stopped, =, Dcvcns Is
opposed TO taking any steps In the
matter. and Key Is pretty much Of the
same opinion. II 10 thought. however,
that steps will he taken by treaty s,ip.
ulatons to put a, least = partial stop
to tho Influx ri Cinnamon ON tho Pacific
coast. Tho Minister from China has
not yc, officially alluded to tho subject.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

According TO the rcpor, Of the de-
partner, of Agriculture the corn crop
of 1873 10 W. ooo.0 600 II bushels In es.
cess u ,ha, Of 1877. and oats = some-
what larger crop than the heavy yield
II 1877, and 10 the lsrges, ever raised
In this country. Rye Is coc-sisth larger
than 1877. Potatoes fall OF W.ooo.oCo
bushels. Grapes, apples and pears show
. greatly decreased yield.
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John Beck, postmaster at French.
burg. Ky, has been arrested, charged with
riding valuable letters.
The American bark Shooting Star
has sailed from ILseon With Angcl, the de.
fsnl,ins secretary Of the Pullman Palace Car
Company, on boAri.
Captain George Prince has been ar.
rested =, hath. Maize, charged With obtaining
. lsuss ameua, q moaey FROM the p<nsico Of
dee on fictitious pames.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

Mr.. Neal Dow knew the truth he
would not make such charges against
me. Ny manner VI life u before the
world Ask them that know me. What
ever faults ! may have. have been
preserved NJ all times from excess. aud
] have given no ground for any n 10
accuse ma ~ IT, use no alcoholic
drink ~ n beverage. hut ] am an hab-
itual sbstainer. and. as q rule. n total
abstaincr. beet" of which Mr.. Dow
speaks. ! never touch. aud | never
thought much less said. tina, could not
keep up Ia my work without brandy
aud beer. do not believe that these
or any Ut her stimulants are y help Ia
any man. Yours truly.
&. n. SpuRogoS.
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Preacher sparveoa aud Neal bow /.

some we,ks agot Hartford, Conn. }
Cosrani printed an alleged assertion
Of Gen, Neal Dow which had 10, into
circulation that MIR, ~Spurgeon, the
famous London preacher. used beer
and spurious liquors very freely. A
friend OF MIR. Spnrgcon in Hartford
sent To him the paragraph (Which MIR.
Dow had disclaimed) and has Just re-
ccived the following,
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u,wuNkEN s.rlrr.

How many childrsn and women are slowly
and surely dying, OF rather being Killed by ex'
ccssive doctoribg. or the daily use II some
drug or drunken stun called medicine, tina, no
one Knows what Il 10 made Of, who can easily
- cured and saved by Hop bittets made 81
Hops, Huchu, Mandrake, pandelion, ke,
which 10 20 pure, simple and harmless tha, the
mosf frail woman, weakest tavalid OF smallest
chnd can trust In them. Will you be saved by
Uni eee other column.
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BufterscoscA. -Take one pound of su
gar. three quarters Of n pint of water
and set over q slow fire; when done add
one and a half teaspoonfuls OF butter,
and lemon juice 10 flavor.
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time the Turhi.h Standardization. ard e.,ae-
Tab . mired occupation Of Novi Rsssr.
The dgcnoe Rnsse, of St Petersburg.
says The prvprssi IN ertsnd the function. Of
the eommi.s1on tor the organization 81 East
sru Rrumslia. hes received the sss.n, 81 all
the powers, snd such . p~rolongs'lon dos no,
eonsutu,e . violation Of the treaty q Berlin.
A Vienna dispatch ssysu 10 no, true tina, Au.-
trts consents 10 the proIongs,ion % the Rus
sisn~ oeeapatio. of Eastern Rguinels.
RUSSIA.
The Berlin National Zesiung, refer
ring 20 The projected Russian loan. .ays Euro
pssn capitalists vii only supply the money II
the Russian armies In Turkey are vi,hdrawn
In Asia
A dispatch from Rome Of January
nth, says: In addition 10 the proposed ap-
polu,ment % several Wears Apostolic IN parss
u America destitute q Episcopal churches,
the Vatican in,eads 10 establish several ne~
Bi.hc pric. In the United States, and institute
. new Hierarchy diferen, from the pre.en,
one. Tue Pope hss sen, circulars to the Bish.
ops outsids 81 Europe With = view TO extend.
ing the collection Of Peters pen,e In all eoun-
,rtss 81 the world.
SPAIN.
A Madrid dispatch Of January 18th
says The Constitutional papers loudly ON
plain tha, domicilisry Visits were made q few
nights ago to the houses OF three friend. and
partisans Of Marshal ssrano snd search made
for a seditiou. pamphlet, which. however, was
no, discovered. Tue affair caused some ssp
sation.
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AhotH~ tVbt w Aut SNbuI
gate January sth. The mail from Herat for
Mir Afgul, late Governor of Guwguec, Was
captured. Anarchy is said TO prevail 1t Cabui.
TRANCE.
A Paris dispatch Of January 10th
says The situation is very critical. The over
throw Of the cabinet would lead To Prcsiden,
MacMahon's retirement, and government by
the extreme Left, with Its revolutionary pro-
grsmmc, would profoundly derange society
throughout France. The Republicans are De.
tcrmined to retain only their party friends in
office, aud to have all the Ministers.
The Ministerial statement has gen
orally created an unfavorab'e impression.
A Versailles dispatch of Jan. 10th
says tina, during the suspension OF the sitting
Of the Chamber Of Deputies the Government
effected q compromise with the Left, thus &C.
curing q majority for the ministry. In oouse.
quenee Of the Compromise jules Ferry offered
his motion expressing confidence In the Gov.
erumeuI which vas adopted.
GERMANY.
The German Government, In conse-
quenee Of the refusal Of the samons To com
ply with It's demands, has instructed the cor
yetts Arisdne aud the ganboAt Nautilus to ex-
act satisfaction, by force n necessary.
The Berlin Post says that Bismarck
has declared privately tina, he Vas indifferent
as TO the fate Of the parliamentary discipline
M -
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THr ORIENT.

The Aus,ro-T Turkish convention win
BE- signed shortly. III lesv, Austria free
10 administer Bosnia cad Herzegovina, Ca
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The people In the Stats Of Missouri
and Kansas are discussing . propcsi,ion
Cor the annexation ot Kansas City Ia
The State Of Kansas. The friends 81
the proposition In Missouri will prob
ably ask the Legislature to submit the
question 10 . vote Of the electors II
Jackson county. and will oil also ask
the Federal Government 70 authorize
. resurvey 81 the state boundary line
between Missouri and Kansas with a
view tn determine the fact whether. ~
claimed. Kansas City IL not actually
within the territory al the State II Kan
sss. according To the original survey.
In tho meantime tho papers, especially
Of 81. Louis and Kansas City. are hnv'
Ing good deal 10 say abou, the matter,
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Foreign.


Troops left Candahar by the Cabul
gate January sth. The mail from Herat for
Mir Afeul, late Governor of Gu~guec, Was
captured. Anarchy is said 10 prevail ct Cabui.
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> LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT.
OF oil styles. at reduced prices
A. s. FLANDRAU 4 CO..
372 and s7f Broome st.
CLETGns.-KIMBALLis PArENT HUB RUNNERS FOR
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\ cuickEsfSa urfiaiT PIANO,
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COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.
authorized BY tho State of Kentucky will be drawn In
public Louisville. KY, January 80 No postponement
nd any circumstances ci
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ARABIAN BITTERS

Purify the blood and strengthen the sys
tenn, eradieating the effect of dissipation.
maintain the human frame in coEdition OF
healthfulness, dispel the Blues and all men
tai distempers. and relieve those whose
sendentary habits lay them open to de-
preston They prevent and cure Bilious
and other E'evers, Fever and Ague,
Chtlls, DiarThsea, Dysemtery, Dys-
pepsia, Sea-Siekncss. Coaic, Cholera
Cholera Morbus, and every complaint
incidental to diet or atmosphere. Ladies
will find them a sovereign boon, as they
eradicate all traces of Debility, Nervous
ness Inertness, and Diseases peculiar to
the sex.
Depot. 65 Decatur Str, N. 0.
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The CENTENNIAL MEDAL |!
The Truth at Last /!
THE
HOWE MACHINE e
Again Triumphant!

At the 45th Exhibition of the American
institute Fair in this city, the Howe Ma
chine was recommended by the judges.
and approved by the unanimous vote Of
The Board of Managers, for the GREAT
GoLD sCEErENNIAL MEDAL" under the
.sThis Medal (of gold1 is to be awarded
only for machine, product. or process,
exhibited this Centennial year, at the 10Th
Exhibition of the American Institute OF
the citv of New York. It can be awarded
only for a machine, product. or process, OF
great value, decided Importance, and OF
more more than usual merit and then only by
maiority of the whole Board OF trustees,
nnon tie written report OF three judges.
whose report shall certify to the above
reauirements, and after said report shall
have been approved by o majority OF the
whole Board of Managers" :.
II will be thus seen that the Howe
still leads all competitors we chal-
lenge all Sewing Machine Companies IN
the land to produce an award OF IKE axe ex-
cellence received in this CENTENNIAL
THE HOWE MACHINE CO..
lss CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
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TO LOUIsIANIANS.

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TIMES wish especially at this time thae
every citizen OF tins State shouia Dc d SUI
scrlber or reader OF the TINES. Questions
OF the greatest Importance TO Louisiana
are pending waiting solution. a cohveh-
tlon OF her delegates is now IN session
drafting an organic law for adopsion 70
replace the present constitution, anu
which it is hoped will radically REFORM
those fearful abuses, wasteful extrayagan-
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nnrtured by it and have grown up under
it. The snbJect OF restrictive quarantine as
to its efficacy in preventing the lntroauc-
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acknowledged bllghted effects upon bne
business and prosperity OF the city OF New
Orleans and the.State, is now engrosslng TO
O large extent public attention. Other vital
questions, such.as labor, immigration, ran
road communications with our neighboringg
State of Texas, removal OF the State capi-
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The publishers of the TIMES, refer with
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NAPoLEoNVILE, La, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1879

go. Another tract of land and
three-fourths, in the same parish,
containing eighty superficial acres.
acquired by Joel Leftwich from
Felix Hebert, and another tract,
situated III the same parish, and ac-
quired by Joel Leftwich from A. l..
Foley, containing sixty and 45Il00
superficial acres.
(which said three undivided
fourths of said plantation ard lands
were aquired by the present mort
gager by purchase from John Aug
ustin Leftwieh and Albert Joel Left
wich, by act passed before L. U.
Folse, a Notary Public in and for
the parish of Assumption, on the
2lst of November, 1868.
"Also fourteen mules, six carts,
ten plows, one lot of harness, double
and single trees; one lot of hoes,
axes, spades, shovels and cane
knives, two bagasse carts, one bell.
four hundred cords of wood, more
or less, twenty stacks of hay and
one thousand barrels of corn, more
or less"
Said above described plantation
was sold in lots nnder art. I32 OF
the Constitution and the laws made
pursuant thereto.
Given under my hand and the seal
~ of said Fifteenth Judicial
SIS District Court in and for
the parish of Assumption,
~ State of Louisiana, this
10th day of September, 1879.
TAYLOR BEATTIE,
Judge Fifteenth Judicial District.
THOMAS DIVINE,
Clerk Of Court.
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SHERIFF SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
l5rH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
Rutson .Nauay Us. No. 2166
the saucessi1na Of
Mrs. Mary Mason Goa.
VILLAIN S. DonaeU us. No. 2170
the succession of
Mrs. Mary Hason Goa.

By virtue of and in obedience to
an order of seizure and sale, issued
in the matter of Rutson Maury
versus No. 2I66 the succession of
Mrs. Mary Mason Cox, and by
virtue and in obedience to an order
of seizure and sale, issued in the
matter of William S. Donnell versus
No. 2I70 the succession. of Mrs.
Mary Mason Cox, | have seized
and will offer for sale at public auc-
tion, at the door of the Court House
in Napoleonyille, to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday, October is, 1879,
commencing at II o'clock A. NJ. 1.-THE
following described property, to wit:
10. A certain tract of land or
sugar plantation, situated in the
parish of Assumption. in this State,
on the right descending bank of
Bayou Lafourche, about twenty
one miles below the town Of Dom
aldsonville, being q front of nine
teen arpents on said bayou La
f urche by a depth of forty arpents
more or less, bounded above by
lands now or formerly belonging to
the heirs of the late Thomas Bibb,
and below by lands now or formerly
belonging to Guillaume Arceneaux.
20. Another tract of land, situat-
ed in the said parish of Assumption,
in the rear OF and contiguous to the
above described tract and contain
ing thirteen arpents front with a
depth of forty arpents, bounded
above by lands sold by Ednuarsl
Pelletier to William Littlejohn and
below by lands now or formerly
belonging to Joachim Mire.
30. Another tract OF land, situat-
ed in the said parish Of Assumption,
i'll the rear of aud contiguous to the
said plantation, being sections So
56, both in Township No. IA OF
Range No. Ii, East, and one-half
of section one i'll Township 5,south
of Range No. Ia East.
10. All anu singular the buildings
and improvements, sugar mill boil
ers, enginees and machinery on and
attached to the aforesaid tracts Oh
land, twelve mules, two wagons,
fhree carts, one lot of blacksmith
tools and twelve cane knives.
The crops, belonging to the ten
ants on said above described prop
erty, are excepted from said sale
and said tenants are allowed tile
right to take off said crops up to
the lst of December, 1879, if neces-
sary.
Terms and Conditions:
CASH on the day of sale.
A. j. ECHEYERRIA.
Sheriff.
lNapoleonyille, September 10, 1879.
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CONDWMNS. .

All ferrymen in this parish are reauired
to have during low water good graded
ramp, not to steep, so as to permit car
r1ages, buggies or carts to reach the ferry
beats without danger of accidents. under
penalty of ten dollars fine for each offepse.
recoverable before any court Of competent
Jurisdiction.
And the tariff of al ferries in this parish
shall be as follows
For carriage with ? horses and pas
. buggy with horse and passen-
ger. .......... 10
!" rider and his horse e.. 05
:. each foot passenger. OBJ
three-fnule cart and driver, 90
all small animals per head,
such as sheep, hogs, calves, "a
&C.,. .,......-----...-... OBI
:" all sorts Of animals per head,
such as horses, mules, cows,
&C.. .----.-......-.. Oh
!" all articles not provided for
weighing 200 lbs or under. o14
all articles above 200 lbs up to
oVu los ............... 0S
9 all articles above 500 lbs up to
lUUU lbs lbS---.. 10
g all articles above 1000 lbs,.. Is
After o'clock P. III. in the winter and 8
z. NJ. in the summer the ferfymen VIII be
entitled to charge double rates.
The purchaser of any ferry shall not have
the right of changing the location of the
same without permission of the Police
jury, under penalty of one hundred dol
lars for each offense, recoverable before
any court of competent Jurisdiction.
He shall be required to cross all children
attending schools free of charge, going
and coming provided, that on SUNDAYS
and school holidays no pupil shall have
the right to cross such ferries on terms
differing from those of ordinary passengers.
w. B. RATLIFF.
President Police Jury.
Parish of Assumption, September 20,e
1879.
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10. At Pierre Part Bay.
TEENS.

One-fourth Cash or parish warrants ap-
proved by w. w. Pugh, ex-President Of the
Police Jury. or the undersigned. For the
balance, notes to be executed by the pur-
chasers with security to the satisfaction of
the President Of the Police Jury, PAYABLE.
as above, on the first days of February,
Nav and August q
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Whereas, Drauzi,l Hime1. of said parish.
has this day fled in said court provision
ai account of his administration of said
succession, notice is hereby given to all
who,n 1t may roieern to show cause within
ten days from the present notification, if
any they have Or can, why the said account
should not be approved and homelogated
THOMAS DIVINE, Clerk.
Assumption, La, September IS, 1910.
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SALE OF FERRIES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
DaTiSh nf Asanr1,,4:-,. A

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Assumption. I
BY virtue of the power vested in me by
law as President of the Police Jury Of the
parish. OF Assumption, / shall proceed to
Court House at Napoleonville, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER /, 1879,
between the hours of 10 A. M. and q P. NJ.
the following ferries, belonging to the
parish, to wit:
|. At the Baptist Church.
2. At ! aineourtville
3. At Parechial Church.
4. At Napoleonyille.
5. At Chevrettevilie.
b. At Labadieville. s
z. At Grand Bayou.
8. At Bayou Corne.
8. AT Bayou Pierre Part, opposite Louis
Comeau's.
10. At Pierre Part Bay.