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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements of sunday servic,

of Sunday Services.
The Rev. DR.. Ambrose speaks tonight at
the Y. NJ. C. A. Hall.
DR.. West will teach the Y. M. G. A. BIZ
BILE Glass Sunday afternoon at A o'clock.
Miss Cranch will sing at ST. Paul M. E.
Church Sunday morning, Consider the
Lilies" by Topliff.
A specially interesting meeting is ex-
pected this evening of the Reform Club "
at 200 Vine street.
Rev. B. W. Chidlaw will address young
men Sunday night at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall.
The two Presbyterian Sunday schools of
Walnut Hills have been united, and Mr..
w. Harvey elected Superintendent.
Rev. L. L. Briggs of Auburn, N. Y, will
preach in the Universalist Church, Plum
street. Tomorrow morning and evening
Dr. WalGer is to address the Methodist
prot @hcrs meeting at 10 o'clock Monday
morning on the Temperance Question"
The subjcci Of Rev Mr.. Gilbert's lecture
at the RichmonGs reet Christian Church
tomorrow nigLt il Biblical Monuments
The Episccpa' Caurrnt4 OF the city and
for the purpoas Of carrying Oh their Mis-
sionaFy work III the county.
Rev. d. j. Starr, pas oi Of the IorA-street
NJ f. Church, will preath at Il O'Clock TO-
morrow on ''rhe Conditions OF Successful
Reyival;" and in the evening a*7M o'clock
on THE Mission of the York-street
Church"
The subject of Rev. DR.. Humphreys Bi'
bic service tomorrow evening, at the Broad
way Presbyterian Church, will be "The
World Waiting for the Church" being in
troductory to series of services upon 'The
History of the Infan, Church"
A Sunday school mass meeting, under the
auspices of the Hamilton County Sunday
school Union, will be held on Sunday al
2:30 p H., in the Welsh Presbyterian
Church on College street. Addresses will
be made by l.. H. Sargent, Esq, Rev, B. W
Chidaw, and others
The usual Gospel temperance meeting
held at 200 Vine street, under the auspices
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, will be led on Sunday by Mrs M
A. Vickers Services will commence at {
quarter before o clock Also Gospel tenn
perance meeting Tuesday and Friday at
D. m.
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States This work will be performed at the
Fourth Festival, in the month of May, $780,
Henry Whales, who of late years was
known as the Hermit of Darlington's Cor
ner," Chester County, Pa, died January
9th, aged about seventy-six. He was ma
tive of Bath, England, and came to this
country with his parents about 1870. He
was well known for many years as singer
and dancer in the leading cities of the
country.
Signor Salvini has sustained severe loss
by the death of his young English wife, who
was before her marriage Miss Lofty
Sharpe. The couple first met in London.
Signora Salvini was an accomplished lin
guist, and was in the habit of transating
viva voce the newspaper articles in differ
ent languages collected by her husband dur
ing his travels.
Mrs. Florence has made novel advance
in the matter OF stage costumes when
"The Mighty Dollar" was lately given for
her benefit, in San Francisco she not only
wore different dress in each act, but made
a change while engaged in a dialogue on
the stage, merely stepping behind the
screen while one dress was taken off and
another put on.
Madame Adelina Patti has recovered from
a rheumatic attack in Hamburg, which gave
rise to rumors that her leg was to be ampu-
tated. The report rose probably from the
operation which her sister, Madame Car
lotta Patti, had to undergo in Paris, from
which she is recovering. Madame Carlotta
hopes to be able to undertake provincial
tour in England. Madame Adelina has ap'
peared at the Hamburg Opera-house in the
"Barbiere," and her next tour will be III
Italy, beginning in Milan.
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ANOTHER SENSATION,
In Which Il Prominent Druggist
and His Wife Figure.

Two of the morning contemporaries to-day
contain an item which has created consid
erable excitement among the Germans in
the neighborhood of Cutter and Wade
streets. The item. in brief, is that Mr..
Geo. H. Kloefiier, prominent druggist of
this city, on Tuesday last abandoned his
wife on account of domestic and financial
troubles.
One of the papers, the Enquirer also
gives an interview, in which Mrs. Kloetf1er
admits Of being cruelty treated by her hus-
band; that he had accused her Of intimacy
with city contractor and that on Tuesday
last he deserted her and went West.
A STAR reporter visited Mrs. Kloeffier at
her home this morning, and submitted a
COPY of the item to her. She said it was Il
most scandalous statement and that she
would take legal and criminal s.eps against
the Enquirer.
On being questioned as to further partic-
ulars anu ii She desired to make any reply
in our columns to the above. she said not at
present but would in proper time. She was
excited over the item and from her talk
will make matters hot tor the paper re-
ferred to above.
| She stated, however that she was cogni-
zant OF the Whereabouts vi her husband
and then handed the following telegram to
our reporter:
FOUNTAIN CITY, WIS,
January "A, 1871 :26 7. NJ.
To Mrs. Kioetler, corner Wade and Gutter:
Have seen brother Fritz. Will be home
Wednes day. Don't worry.
GEO. H. KLoEFFLER.
As to the financial embarrassment of her
husband she could give no information, ex-
cent that he was in debt and this seems to
be fact, as one of Squire Rowekamp's
/ Constables had issued an attachment on the
drug store, which this morning was in
charge of wa Gilman.
Tie levy was made by Rauchfuss & Ma.
gle, Wholesale druggists on Main, near Fifth
streets. Their claim is for $500. There is
also a claim by Vogeler, Wagner Il Co.,
druggists.
Mrs. Kloefler says her husband will be
here next Wednesday, when matters will
be Strengthened.
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Death of d. w. GunnisOn.

Mr.. Olivet ". Gunnison, late Of Mil
waukee, Wis, brother of Mr.. Austin Gun
nison, of the Buckeye Oil Works, and H.
W. Gunnison, Esq, died yesterday after
noon at the residence of the latter gentle
man, in Dayton, KY. Mr.. Gunnison was a
prominent and successful business man of
Milwaukee, where he had accumulated con-
siderable property, but failing health forced
him to retire some years ago. He was fifty
six years of age, and a widower, leaving
only one child, son, who at present is pur-
suing his studies in Europe.
The funeral services will be held at the
residence of Mr. II. w. Gunnison, in Day.
ton, Ky, tomorrow afternoon. after which
the remains will be conveyed to Canadai
xua. New York.
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No stronger Endorsement could be given
Professor Lambert and his method of teach
ing the French language than the follow
ing, which appeared in the New York
Times while the Professor was teaching in
that city:
"ro those of literary turn of mind we
would suggest no better treat than visit to
Prof. Eienne Lambert's French classes.
We may we'll say that his is the easiest, the
most thorough system, the method par ex-
eellence. The animation, the magnetism
he infuses in his ORAL LESSONS is perfectly
electrifying. The French accent and in
tonation strikes you so forcibly that it be-
comes part Of your ma ure. The oral ex-
urcses are so arranged and graduated as to
exemplfy practically all rules of syntax,
although grammars and rules are discarded
!, an mpediment to colloquial proficiency.
1t is really wonderful with what voubility
and huency his pupils reproduce every pos
s.ble combination OF French sounds and
idioms, and VIC recommend to all those
who wish to test practically The modus ope-
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Farmers Hotel Court and Race streets;
l meal, 20c; tickets 81 q tickets for Us.
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1t is rumored that the sale of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup has taken such dimensions
that the proprietors are unable to supply
all orders We advise our druggists to pre-
pare themselves for all emergencies, as the
people rely on them for this valuable rem
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For best bargains in Imported and
Domestic Cigars and Smokers requi-
sites, go to Louis Strasser'ss 100 w ..
Fourth street. Job lots of Cigars at
bottom prices.
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In a street fight at Austin with pistols,
Sheriff ]. II. Wilson, of Palo Pinto County,
Texas, was insanity killed. A bystander
was dangerously and another slightly
wounded.
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CHILL CURE.
M AGILL'S CHILL Gu r E ,
TONIC AND APPETINER,


Children feeble health and agPeIsng Properties Mr ns
Constipation Neuralgia MaI Rhenmn and other
O
ION CHILL CURE AND
orougy
Sold Wholesale
Drgg
HENRY A. MAGILI. Proprietor. louisville, KY.
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randi, to assist personally at Prof. Lam
bert's classes, mornings, afternoons or eve
nings, at his rooms, 1.2SS Broadway"
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Use McGregor's Ice Clogs to prevent fall
ing on ice, and Weather Strips to keep out
cold and rain, at 173 Elm, bet. Fourth and
Fifth.
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Andrew Reynolds, seven feet high and
weighing five hundred pounds, died at the
GAINESVILLE co. Intirmary.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-01-11
NELSON TAYLOR,
ST. A 7 i Il.

Is prepared to do all work in his line,
either in putting on new roofs or repairing
leaks Sc Worked for % years with the
late JOHN LYALL. Any orders addressed
to him at Raceland Louisiana, or to ;. L,
Grisalnurp Thibo,laux Louisiana will meet
with prompt attention. a-3lly,
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TO MAKE MONEY
Pleasantly and fast agents should address
FINLEY, HARVEY & Co, Atlanta. Ga
WOOD! WOOD!!

vISIiE UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
L constantly Oh hand near tss TI,ilu-
aux Saw Mill a sh dry tife woesl. which
he will sell at 500 per corsl or IIc VIII on
short notice neliver one half !. cord at resi-
dence iOr $40.
S. s. EVANS
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WASHINGTON HOTEL, Mrs. G
w Gamard, Proprietor, Market st
between St. Philip and st. LOuiss Streets
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XXYEISSENTHANNER, ALOIS, Con.fs
w tionery a,.d Soda Water, Gree
Street between Market and Main Street
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MOORE, l. d. attorney at Law,-of
WI flee up stairs Main st. corner
Focus.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

NTONT-CARMEL CONVENT. Acade
WI my for the Young Ladies', under the
Direction of Sister ST. Bernard.
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nSCHWALD. G.. j. Shoemaker. Main
" Street between st. Louis and st. Phi
lip streets.
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r/ERNOrr, FRANK, Matchmaker and
II Dealer IN fine Je,cetry &c. Main st.
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XNIINDER, THOMAS, Parish Attor
w ,aey. = office. Market Street, be
weep Marouge end Patriot Streets.
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~ SULLIVAN, +. A. attorney e.t la,c.
~ Green Street, between Main and
ThibOGauX Streets.
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VOL. XIV
RUMNESS CARDS.

CSprJIEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods.
a Enuru articles. dc., coner Market
=, st Louis streets,
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NERRIER T., G,tnsn.ith, Main ST., be
Y tween st. Louis and Green street
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--c0TN p, A., Family and Panta-
A ton Groceries, Main ass ssree'' '''"''"
t...,,s and st. Philip streets.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE-B. +. HOLDE
I Proprietor, corner St-Louis and Ma
ket SITS.
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H1HIBODAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE
L. No 80. A. f. and A.. M.-Regular
meetings on Wednesday, on or before
each full moon at o'clock p. NJ. Green
Street, between Levee and Market
Streets.
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DERRlN, 4. j. foreign and domestic
L goods, Hats, shoesa" groceries, cor.
her Main and st-Philip streets.
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DIEESON. H., Shoemaker, Main street
l. Between St-Philip and jackson SITS.
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NRISAMORE, S. +. Manufacturer of
j Issrare, cutters, DC, dealer IN stores
nd house .furnishing goods. corner Mar
ct and St. Philip.
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LENA c. Coffee House Keeper, Main
A T st., between jackson and ST. FIJI
In Streets.
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HOFFMAN,, f.. .Carriage Maker, hdr.
IL cry table corner jackson and st.
Bridget Streets.
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nOURON, A. Matchmaker ana Gum
smtth, Dealer IN Jeseelrs, firearms,
-. Main 1T. between st. Philip ana
Jscksvn streets
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NAZZO DR.. j. b G., Physi' IA, aud
NJ Acoucheur, Thibodaux P. =, Lafour
che Parish. La.
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.DrAuY THOMAS, .4HOi1.ey at Ldac
ar Main and Focus Streets, up
,tairs
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COODE, J. s., Attorneya Lam.-otfice,
Al over j. H. Fleetwood Market Street
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C7UM s. Dry Goods and Grocery, cor
,,er Main and jackson Streets.
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.1,rAUX. Al. Family d Plantation
X groceries, Main Street corner Nal"
and Focus.
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HOFFMAN'S STAGES,-Frunk Hcf-
IL man Proprietor, L. Bardel, Con-
'ductor, in connection with MOrgan's Lou
slana, and Texas K. X. Lafourche Cros-
ing ..
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HOFFMANN, H., Cabinet Maker, deas-
ller in Hard,care, Paints, Oils, Varmish
es, ETC., Main street, between jackson and
.St-Philip
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OAIRE, J. E., Dry Goods and 6rocs-
Ii yies. Main Street, near Corner ot.
Philip Street.
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HOFFMAN,, W., Dry Goods and Gro
IL ceries, Main trcct, between Focus
and 1t. Philip Streets.
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CtsLEsTIN JEAN, Baker, Main Street,
u corner Patriot.
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EuNlER. A, Dcoicr in Foreign an
DoYestic Dry Goods, Clothing &c.
~ street corner ST PHiLp.
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xCEI,XOR-LODGE NO. 34.-RegL
Il lar meetings at the Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Market and Patriot, every
Saturday evening at O'Clock.
Officers: David Moore, N. q. Lehman
Movers. V.G.; $. L. Grisanore, Sec. IL.
Micbelet Treasurer.
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DINNlNGS, S A. Mrs. NIlaafy a'I ~,
b Fancy Dry Goods. corner 'acksoh anu
Thibodaux SITS.
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FLEETWOOD, J. H., Paysiciam,-"f-
L fce Market treet, between st. LOUIS
and Green Streets.
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DD,Jrn ELLIS n. Groceries, Wne
and Liotors, corner Green and Main
streets.
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D0DIEY, Wagons md Carts, Depot on
RGa"ae Street near the Thibodaux
;jry - W. n, RAGAN. Agent.
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HESSE MRS. s. MILITARY and Fancy
IL Dry Goeds, st. Philippe ST., between
levee and Main Streets.
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- NANSENEAU, T.. Physician, corner
~ Jackson and Short Streets.
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IlROCKHOEFr, H. Shoemuker, MAJ, Nam
b Street, between st. Philip aud JACK
son StreetS.
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The Law Of Matrimony.


Yesterday morning an old negro arriv-
ed in the city from St. Louis in search of
his before the war wife. The old man
went off into the war with his master, but
undergoing change politically, deserted
him and embraced the emancipation
cause, and now, after so long time, he
comes back to the scenes of his child
hood. After making great many in
quiries he learned that his wife had mar
ried again and that she and her husband
were living down on Second street. Ar
irving at the designated house, the old
man, stiff with rheumatism, hobbled up
the narrow steps and fell against the
door, which, yielding to the weight of
his body, opened. Sitting near the win
dow was a tall, bony woman. Near the
fireplace, rubbing q fiddle with greasy
woollen rag, sat a man.
1t seems ter me like, . said the visitor,
dropped down on a trunk, 'sthat you
ulster be my wife afore de wah."
''Bless de Lord" exclaimed the wo-
man, ''it's beginnin' to hitch onto me in
de same direction
''What does dis prankin' mean?" said
the last husband, dropping the rag and
throwing the fiddle on the bed. s'Splain
yourselves"
and I've come heah to see If we can't
make some sorter 'rangements in regard
to it,
cole manp' said the last edition of
matrimony, ode bes' and mos p'lite
thing is fer yer to go way an ten ter yer
business. Dis oman an myself under
stan each oder putty tolerable well, an
de bes' thing is fer yer to LEI u.s."
Daniel, said the woman, when yer
was young yer was putty squar' sort of
feller, but now de rheumatic have cotch
yer, and fore God doan' wan ter rheu-
matized man. Sides all dat, Use changed
my 'igion."
''Let me sight yer to parable in de
law, 'cording to Blackstone" said the
second husband. ''De frs deed and de
las will am de mos powerful. De frs
deed am subjec' to de las will Wasn't
it deed when yer married dis oman?
Wasn't de ack oh marryin' her deed?''
''Tibber shoah," said the first husband,
refectngly.
''Wan't our marriage a will? Want it
de 'oman's will dat she married me? An
swer de question squar'ly."
ssYes."
.'Well, den, 'cordin' to de law, de
'oman's mine."
s'Dat's fac, Dan," said the woman.
Amt yer gwine ter glib me no alum
money!" asked the old man.
'SDe law doan' mention dat," said the
victorious husband.
Dan arose from the trunk and looked
around the ROOM A tear stood in his
eye. Suddenly his face frightened.
"Gin' me dat catfish ober dar an I'll
leab you
'De law doan' mertion de fish, but I'll
gin it to you"
Dan picked up the fish, ran his finger
through the gills, and passed out into
the street.-LiHLe Rock (Ark.) Gazette.
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KEEP THE BoDY EREcT.-A erect
bodily attitude is of vastly more impor-
tance to health than most people imagine.
Crooked bodily positions, maintained for
any length Of time, are always injurious,
whether III sitting, standing or lying
posture, whether sleeping OF waking. To
sit with the body leaning forward
or to one side, with the heels elevated on
level with the head, is not only in bad
taste, but exceedingly detrimental to
health, it cramps the stomach, presses
the vital organs, interrupte the free
motions of the chest, and enfeebles the
functions of the abdominal and thoracic
organs, and, in fact, nnbalances the
whole muscular system. Many children
hsa become hump-backed or severely
round-shouldered by sleeping with the
head raised on high pillow. When
any person finds it easier sit, stand, to
walk or sleep in crooked posi-
tion than q straight one, such person
may besure his muscular system is badly
deranged and the more careful he is to
preserve straight or upright position,
and get back to nature again the better
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ehUkr TENS.

s.Peace, peace" )" in New York, cry the
Democratic brethren; but there is no
peace nor can there be-only pieces.
Wade Hampton has declared for Della
wares favorite son. We know something
was going to happen to that Bayard
boom.
The patent office at Washington is re-
ported to be very much crow led with
models. In all the vast collection therein,
however, no one has ever been able to
discover model citizen.
Hon. Stanley Matthews has accepted
an invitation of the Committee of Ar
rangements to deliver the Grafton before
the Army of the Cumberland at the forth
coming meeting in Washington.
At last we learn what became of the
Ohio greenbackers. The total vote polled
for their candidate was less than 10000,
against sc, 900 last year, while the repub-
hcan vote increased over 10000. The
foolish wanderers are returning to the
fold
The Butler party in Massachusetts, is
terror-stricken with the foul suspicion
that the great nominated is preparing
to climb the fence once more into the re-
publican camp. That fence should at
once be mounted with barbed wire.