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REPUTATION.
OF MEMPHIS ExpUNGED BY-AN ACT OF THE
LEGISLATURE
IpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

OF MEMPHIS EXPUNGED BY AN ACT OF THE
LEGISLATURE.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 90, 1879.
The Legislature to day passed two bills. one re-
pealing the charter Of Memphis and the other re-
manding it to the territory OF the State and pro-
viding for it's local government under the name of
taxing district. Both bills will be signed by Gov
ernor Marks morrow. This action virtually wipes
out the entire bonded debt of Memphis, amounting
Memphis says that "Memphans must not be
sidercd repudiators Memphis had paid taxes until
now her taxes were So So on the 500 worth of tax
able property 1t had back taxes due to the amount
OF 81, 100000, which it had been totally unable to
collect. Under the continuance of its charter il
would have been forced to pay mandamus assess
mcnt OF $4,000 this year. Within few years
OF all of its taxable values In four evies
on mandamus writs from the United states Circuit
Court had been made. and only few days ago
deb. 600 in the face of the fact that the un
collected levics for the payment OF this sum now
amount TO S4l6,o0o.
HARD TAXPAYERS.
$50 imperfect was the Memphis system Of collect
ing that prompt taxpayers had again and again
10 pay for delinquents. merchants stock could be
levied and sold mt any moment. Home creditors
were more rapacious aud relentless than foreign;
they had been eating at its vitals until they
nearly exhausted. The population of Mem
phis had been reduced one-tcnth by yellow
fever, while the travelling expenses aud
board of those who fed had amounted to $3.OO0o0O.
Almost the entire bonded debt created while the
people were DISTINGUISHED. and the bonds sold for
construct aud streets the latter being now
inpossiblc for the protection Of life and to prevent
the temperance of the yellow fever and this could
not be done when hungry creditors were absorbing
hc asst cent collected.
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THE MICHIGAN sENATORsH1P.
EX-GOVERNOR BAGLEY OR ZACH CHANDLER TO
SUCCEED cHRIsTIANCY IN THE UNITED STATES
sFNArr
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LANSING, Jan. 20. 1872
The Governor of Michigan has as yet no official
notice of the resignation of Senator Christancy
ho has received private information that the Senator
is his way home to the State
capital. Is is assumed that Senator Chris
tiancy will present in person his resigna-
ton. The Legislature is in session, and
will no doubt be called upon to elect successor In
anticipation of Senator Christancys resignation a
quiet canvass has been going among the republi-
can members OF the Legislature. The two most
prominent candidates Zachariah Chandler end OK
Governor John j. Blgley. sIr. Chandler could prob
ably command more votes the first ballot than
any other candidate. but not majority.
The Indications point to active contest be-
tween Mcssrs. Baglcy and Chandler but the question
will be decided in tho republican caucus, and there
VIII he bolt from the choice there made The
Legislature has voted to take from the 3ist
inst to February TO- and in the meantime nothing
will be DONE except perhaps, personal efforts tend
ing to influence members. The Governor has no
constitutional right to appoint United States Sem
ator when the Legislature is IN session.
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OHIO POLITICS.
FIRST CHOICE OF LEGISLATORS FOR THE Gov
EINoEsIIIP.


EINoEsHIP.
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HEEALp.l
COLUMBUS, Jan. %, 1879.
Interviews with republican members of the State
Senate a. to their first choice of a candidate for
Governor shows that six for Judge Taft and two
for Garfield the first choice Of the republican
bors of the lower House stands-Garfed II; Foster,
G.; Taft, 4; Judge Force, 3; Ex-Governor Young.l
aud senator Rowland, ,. III it was known that Gar
field desired the nomination his score would have
been much larger. ~ several of those who named
Foster did it with the understanding that Garfield
would not be a candidate. IL Garfield positively de-
clines, Foster bo set down good for the first
choice of the republicans of both branches. Tho
only expressed objection 10 Foster is tho fear that he
will not be acceptable to the stalwart element by
reason of his report on Louisiana affairs some yenrs
AGO. Nearly all those interviewed expressed =
preference for Garfield for United states SENATOR
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A BALLOON FOUND.

WASHINGTON Jan. ~, 1879.
Mr.. Edmund Johnson. United states Consul ~
Tampico Mexico in letter written to friend in
this city aud dated the Goth inst says:"A balloon.
evidently from some civilized country. about sixty
or seventy feet In size with az car and all the COM
forts for voyage made of silk. &C., was found at
the silk from IL and stole everything that could be
carried OF aud refused to give any information on
the subject tor fear they would have TO dasgorge
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THE NEW LIBRARY BUILDING-BILL AGREED
UPON pY THE COMMITTEES OF THE TWO
HOUSES.
The proposition for capacious Congressional IL
brsry building in Washington is made the special
order in the House for next saturday. The matter is
in the following shaps:-The Library committees Of
the two branches Of Congress have agreed to submit
to their respective houses bill Jointly agreed upon
by them, and to urge speedy action, SO
to insure. IL possible, the passage OF the
measure this session. The main idea is to
the library. The details of site and cost
be worked out gradually. Tho Senate Committee
favors location in Judiciary square and the House
Committee in tho immediate ncighborhood of the
Capitol. Meantime the floors, galleries and alcovcs
of the present library piled several feet deep
with the accumulated volumes, for which there is
no room on the shelves. heightened delay in
furnishing additional accommodation cannot but re-
suit in the injury Of these books
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for herring In net Observation-Disclosures. 400
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DECEs.-Le general Richard
Taylor est deceje dams la resi-
dence de II. Barlow, lie II de ce
mols New York.
Ne ii lt Nile Orleans ell ianvler
1926, il ada Page de L. ans iaire
son education Il Edimbourg ct u
Paris. Apes son retour en Anne
clique, ii passa puelque> temps lu
Canada, p"ls sc tiNa sur t,nesp!an
tation Il une vlngtalne de miles
de id Nile Orleans. De 1866 I;
| 1860 il fut seuateur de Ia LuuiSi-
ant. Delegue Il l;t convention de
accession de la Louisiana tie 1860
, 81, il embrlssa avec aideur la
cau>e du Sud, tut nOmme colonel
du 3me regiment de voiontaires
de Ia Luuisiane ct coi,uuit sur les
champs de bataille les grades de
brlgadier general, major general
ct Lieutenant general. LIE plus
brillant dc s'oS ialtS u'armeS fut
il. hatail!e de mai 1861, Il Mans
field, on IL la tete de 5000 hom
mes, il attapua ct delft l'arm6e de
10000 hommes du general Banks
don't il captuIa pres4ue tOute Far
tilierie.
| Depnis 1t paix. lie general Tay
lor ii pusse pIuSieurs anneeS ell
| Angleteire. Revenl r6etlnment
en- &c pays, il s,est tenu Il fecart
de la poiitique active pour donnel
tout son temps a IN Outrage I'M
portant, Destruction and Rec3n-
straction, qa: Went I4tre pu lie
gar Ia lih'airie Appleton ct qni 4
dfjA un gra@d reimbursement
puisQn'il matt encore etc ia que
par un nomDre limlte de person
neS.
lie genera, await 6poa>e Ell
1871 ula demoiseiIe Brin gi2r, d'
descelAhance franchise, qui es
mo.te ell 1915, ;tIneS hui avoir 1o'
5 ne trois files qui resident anjour'
Nhni IL Winchester. v irginIe.
+ LIE sery ice tt,neire etc celebr'
l dams Fesrise dc Id Transfgura
. li0n.
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ENTRIIT ODOnItERlNTSae LUBL
RESTAURANT DES QUAThE
SEASONS

Z IL. JoiiH Bose, ,UPRIETAIRE
A'h o" RESTAURANT DEs QUATkE-SAIsoAM
PfoNiehl hcs AIMS dc ID NIiie ct ,ie la cam
pLhhe' aii's' que ie phbiIc en gcnertle, qu i
IL lfahslefe son restaurant du No. T. l:S d,
Ia rue de Ghartrcs du 40 kkl aa l., n,,na
rue, pres tie St-iuuiS. Ii prolte &c cebte o..
caslun pour rcihercer le public ct sUliIeIte
On meme temps Ii, continuation dc son bien
Neii!ait patronage. ii iniorne en- outre ses
ahlis 4'i II a ,tes saioiis particuiicrs au bro
mier. ct des obambres me uhlees d Iu,icr b IA
seiuaine on au mos. Les pets.iines IL. "a
: vlllt ct de ia caIlpasne tIOuNeroht tuuI lo
Comfort desirauic.L Le les sLsslArant seia Oh, eft
us4da NUT. 61ev 'Io.(
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th. Judicial District Court, Parish of Lii.
tOurche.
Peet Yale and Bowling, in Liquidation.
VS.. No. 1888.
4. j. Perrin.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF Sci
ID ure and sale to me directed in the
above entitled and numbered case | have
seized and will offer for sale ut pnblc auc
ton pursuant to law to the last and high
est bidder at the Court House i'll the Town
of Thihodaux, on SATURDAY the 1th
day OF JUNE 1919. between the hours OF | |
o'clock a. NJ. and O'Clock ?. NJ. the follow
ing described property to-wit.
y CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND OR
town lot. situated in the town of Thibo-
daux. i'll the Parish of Lai"urche being
the North West quarter of Lot number
twt nty-tive rs on the plan of said lown
made and executed by james Il. Griuage
aud deposited III the Office of the Recorder
OF the Parish of laiourche said lot beng
bounded on the North by Main street on
the South hy Il lot now belonging to W. 4
Ford, on the East by the property Of the
Estate of .ieorge + lash and on the West
by ~. Philip street and forming the corner
| OF Main and st. Philip Streets. Together
| with all the buildings and improvements
| thereon.
TEAMS OF SALE-CASH ON TIE
! Spot III United States Treasury Notes.
April Goth. 1879.
l.. a. WEBRE,
| Sbnriff
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th judicial District Court. Parish of La
iOurche.
DR.. j. w. Dederick w. No. 1881 Theodore
keine.

Dy virtue of an order of sale to me direc-
II ted i'll the above entitled and mum
bered case [ have seized and will offer for
sale at public auction pursuant to law to
the last and highest bidder ut the Court
House in tie town of Thibodaux on SAT
URDAY the l7th. day of MAY 1879 be-
tween the hours of II O'clock A. NJ. and 1
O'Clock p. Nj. the following described prop
elt" to-wit
Three certain lots of ground or town lots
situated in the town of ThibOl,,ux in the
Parish OF Lafourche. known and deSigna-
ted on II plan OF SAID town made by James
b. Griaage on the LIST. MAY 1912 and de-
posted in the Recorders office OF said Par
isll of Lafourche as lois Nos. [S7 eighty
seven lS5l eighty five and fs4 eighty four.
bounded iu front or West by jackson
Street, North by lots Nos. %. S3, and 81,
belonging now TO Mrs. L. J. Brnif, East by
st. Philip street and South by Baker street
together with all the buildings and i'm
provemehts teercon.
Terms of sale Cash OH the Spot III United
States Treasury Notes, to pay and satiSf,
the principal interest and costs i'll tht
above suit.
April 18th. 1879
l.. A. WEBRE, Sheriff.
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AVIS!
AUX PORTEURS DE WARRANTS nE
PAROISSE.

ii q asscz dargeut dams lie Tresor pour
payer les vieux Warrants enregistres Gu
io'o' Jnsquau No. 1893 incluslve,nent.
+. SAMOAN,
Janvler %. 1879. Tresorier de Paroiss.
hf"ou :, aes mu"tes de Ia sea.ee du jury de
f"uee, fen"e fe ler Octob,r. 1877.
i. ~ est iesoiu que tons les warrants OH re-
,;n't''ohs ,.;a''. e"h'ie la ;niroissr qui lit Sc
ralent pas preseMtes au Iresorier ,on, A.
payes. dams les soiX;tnte jours uui suyerunt
lhvis Iu II y a dies ionds s,,tiisan.s dams i.
iresor pour les payer, seront enreyistre.
de houvean, ct Pargent destint au uai,..
nient i 1t DIES ,lits Warran,s sera reparti bar IL,
ut lresorier au p;lieinent dc ceux uui sni.
vent, dapres lordre dc leur eureuisrrr.
ment.
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pRoJET. - Depuis quelques
/ |iours on parle dun projet, pul
|une foiS realise ftraIt du ,leparte-
/ |ment des PompierS de notre Vile,
|un corps des mieuX organl>es,
snrtout sous lie rapport Ge son ef-
ficarit6 Ell cas- de sinistre. LIE pro
iet en- question est i'achat d'nne
ponpe IL incrndie i vapenr, ct
|pour lie METRE a execution, ses
intigateurs, ont imagine de don
ner des excursions, s'eS balls, des
foires. des soirea:' recraasiveS ct
me fouie de ADVERTISEMENTS. On
annonce meme qu'une excursion a
Morgan City, par Ie cnemin de
fer Morgan, est vote d'orsanlsl
ton.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court, Parish of l.afourche.
Succession of Joseph Naquin and Wife
No. 1929 Probales.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND De
cree of above Court and i'll obedience
to commission to me directed. l will offer
for sil, to the last and highest bidder, on
the premises situated III said Parish left
bank of Bayou Latuurche, at about four
miles above the Town Of Thiaodaux and at
Eighty arpents from said Bayou Laiourche
on SATURDAY the Goth day of APRIL
1879, between the hours of II o'clock A. NJ.
and / o'clock =. NJ the following decscribed
property belonging to the said SUGGESTIONS
tO-Wlt:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND SITUA
ted in this Parish ON the left bank of Bay.
on Lafourche ut anont five miles above the
Town of Thibodtnx and at Eighty arpents
from said Bayou i,afnurche measuring five
ilrpcnts front by seven arpcn.s i'll depth be-
tween closing lines bounded South or
towards Bayou Lliourche by lands of IS
tate of Marcelin Braud and land of V. Eick
nair. West Ivy lands of Eugene Navarro.
North by lands of Drauzin Naqnin and
East by lands of Narcelin NaUuin. Togeth-
or with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
. lot of moveables i,s fully detailed in
the inventory of said SUGGESTIONS consisting z
principally OF Household and kitchen furni
turc. also one mule, one COW and calf, one
hrter, one lot of corn &c.
Terms and Conditions The movahleS
| for Cash and the landed Estate one third
cash and the balance ut one and two years
credits the purchaser to furnish his notes
| TO his own order and by him endorsed in
! blank secured by special mort gage with
/ vendors lien anu privilege under the pact
de non aIiendo. said notes to bear eight per
cent per ann I'm interest from their respec-
| tive maturites and the act of sale to stipu
late attorneys fees at i've per cent OH
amount sued lor in case of suit TO recover
the amount OF said notes or any part Oh
portion thereof.
| March lind. 1879.
! l.. \. WEBRE Sheriff.
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Avis Public.

Est par les pr6sentes donn6 mes amis
ct au public en- general que jai eesse tou-
ties mes relations avec Ia LOUISIANA
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY de la Nouvelle Orleans, ayant renon
ee a ma position fagent general de la dite
compagnie pour les campagnes depuis lie Is
ianyler 1879.
Les detentellrs de Policies sont par les
presentes notifies que les reglements pour
les primes doivcnt etre fats par eux au bu
reau de la Compagnie dams la vile de Ia
Nouvelle Orleans. -
JUST COMES.
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lit tiaus le .Iessag8r Fro

ON lit iaus le 4Messay8r FrGn
CO AmeyicGiR
Pour strvir a FiiiStoire de Fan
nonce matri,nonlale.
Une jeune yeuve de NlckSOurg
!isait lecemment dams un Journal
de New York au'un marciland tie
cette vile dams une situation con-
merciale tiurlsSante deSlr;tit trou-
yer une compagne a laGuelle il
resel vait une existence de sole,
dor ct de "Seaisakes." La jenne
femme Ell c0mparant le program
me du maruhanA avec limase ce
son propre visAge qae lui renvoy-
ait Sa y!aco crut aSOlr enlln mis-
Ia main sur lie merle blanc qul de
va,t lie consoler lie sa perte.
Lettres timides d'abold, puis
plus hardies, leponses chaIeu
reuseS, rentlez vouS, entreVues,
pro nes. es de marriage. entin tont
| le n,nege ordilaire qui precede
cette operation delicate par le-
ouelie deuX per>onles dc seXe
| different So rivent AL pied le hou
let du marriage tout celia fnt me
ne rondement par uoS gems egale
meat presses des ueuX c0teS. Nos
deux nouveaux epoux s'ado
raient positivement. Madame Sc
, feiicitait tout haut de Sd bonne
, chance et Monsieur .juralt qH'lI
. nv a encole qae les occasions ~
. venture.
i LIE marie paraiSsait blen dan;
, ses aifaires. Les parties de plalSll
: les plus conteuses, lie theatre cha
Que soir, les tongues stations
=. dams les Oyster Houses, les pro
menades ell buggy on en- sleigh
sans compter les cadeanx ell b
! ioux. vetementS, ETC., tout dan
sa profusion genereuse indlqnal
un ceur eplis, une bourse lourd
4 ct de grandes propenslons a Ii
\ vie de plaisir telle qu'on Id com
il prend a Vicksburg. :,
a Madame etait aux anges ct b
a nissait sa deslinee. Or volci gu
9 un matin, deux semalnes au plu
< apres la ceremonie du marriage,
It ieune mari s'absente pour allie
choisir lui meme ses clgares, sol
=, uu'il ne laisSait Il personne. Ht
~ las. il faut croire que ie fumet
%. m ma pas pu trouver encore ie lo'
=, u dres quill aime car lie mari ne
=" noint encore rentre depuis quinz
"a iours quill est parti.
le To LIE journal qui rapporte pave'
40 ture precedente fait remarqu
oue le commercant New Yorka
a etc uniquement guide par lie
N sir de Sc procnrer une ilalson COZ
ez mode peu embarrassanie ct q
es sa geuerosite a regard de sa fe
'me de quelques joarS eearte tou
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Are the most ei
iective and congo
NAL purgative eve
discovered. The
are mild, but Ell
fectual in thei
operation. lnovin
the bowels surel
and without pail
Although gentl
in their operation
they are still til
| most thorough an
cearchinr catha'
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medicine that can be employed: clean.
lg the stomach and bowels. and even tn
lood. In small doses of one pill day
ley stimulate the digestive organs AM
remote vigorous health.
AYERS PILLS have been known, 70
lore than quarter of century, and hav
btained worldwide reputation for thei
irtues. They correct diseased action l.
le several assimilative organs Of tn
ody, and are so composed that obstruc
ons within their range can rarely With
and or evade them. Not only do the.
Ire the everyday complaints of every
ody, but also formidable and dangerou
iseases that have baffled the best O.
uman skill. While they produce power
Il effects, they are, at the same time, tn
.fest and best physic for children. b
,eir aperient action they grippe much les
ian the common purgatives, and neve
We pain when the bowels are not lniiamee
i hev reach the vital fountains of the bloot
I'd strengthen the system by freeing
ON the elements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions
l climates. containing neither calom'
,r any deleterious drug, these Pills ma
taken with safety by anybody. The
,gar-coating preserves them ever fresl
nd makes them pleasant to take; viii
eing purely vegetable, no harm can ari:
Old their use in any quantity.
PREPARED By
r.J.C. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass
Practical and Analytical Chemists:
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TUTRDDAT1X TNE SAMEDI 26 AVRIL 1879.

id6e disqualification de sa part
car, dit notre confrere, il Ma TAFT
fait tncnne tentative pour eNtor-
quer de l'argent sa femme. Get
te ierniere retieHiOn donnerait II
penser que cette moderation est
une vertu tout IL fait Injustice par
mi les maris de la netropole anne
rlcuine.
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EcorEs-Le bureau des ecOles
|nubljoues de la paroisse s'est re-
nm; luudi dtrnier ct M cOmlte a
|ste uomme pour s'enquerir des
|terres donneeS par le gouverne-
|meut des Etats- UmS aux ecoles
|puol,ques.dans lie bat de les louer
|oh de les faire vendre conforme-
|meut 4 la loi. Actueliement sas
|terres ne rapportent rlen ct. dams
|rjn,eret des eco!eS pubiiqueS de
|la ParoiSse, il serait a desTel
|qu'elles rapportaSSen5 quelque
chose.
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Official.
Proceedings Of Town
Council.
TOWN HALL.

TOWN HALL.
Tuesday. April sth. 1879.
The Town Council OF the Town of Thibo-
daux met III regular session this day
ut o'clorl. Z. NJ.
Present: W. &. Ragan Mayor. and j.
f. Rlanchard T. Albert. and ii. w. Tabor
l.. keefe and Jos. A. Trone, G. Azema
Trustees.
The minutes of the previous regular and
adjourned session were read aud approved
us recorded.
The following Collectors Report was
presented and accepted.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court, Parish of LafOurche.
7. A. Bonrg. VS.. No. 1923 f. 4. Smith.

Dy virtue Of writ Of Fl Fa emanatlns
Is from tee above entitled Court in the
above entitled and numbered case. l have
seized and will offer tor sale pursuant to
law to the last and highest bidder at the
Court House in the Town of Thibodaux on
SATURDAY the 'rd. day of MAY lo79 be-
tween the hours of II O'Clock A. NJ. and 1
o'clock p. NJ. the following described prop
| 4 house or store on the Waverley plant;s
! ton at about three miles ebove the Town
! OF Thibodaux, on the right bank of bayou
Lafourche, also one Spring Wagon, one
! Milk Cam Four Creole Horses, Three red
eowo and two calves.
| Terms of Sale Cash ON the Spot in Uni
Ted States Treasury Notes.
April 18th, 1879. ,,,.
Sheriff
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Hotel Washington.

Dirige par Mime. We. Verriere.
Ponnes charnbres ct repas toute heures
pour les voyageurs.
Pension da m0iS ct u la SenaGliae.
PRIA TRES MDDERES.
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