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Eiae New FsSsts0p OF Mich
Glsas

The intelligence OF the selection
OF Rev. DR.. Sam'l Harris tC fill
the vacant bishopric of Michigan.
was received in this city with sen
timent~ of pride and pleasure on
the part of The members of his
former congregation and the large
circle of his friends and admirers.
AS the rector of Trinity Church,
DIR. Harris gained for himself the
atfectl0nate regard and profound
respect of the members of his
church and the Episcopal clergy.
Possessing those qualities of mind
ana heart which adorn and digni
~ the profession OF the ministry,
the career of fhiY now eminent di
vine has been "a continued pro-
gress towar:! the realization of
the lotF ideals OF the evangelical
MISSION.
Born in Alabama nearly forty
years ago, Mr.. Harris graduated
from college with high horrors
when. still very young. He stud
led law, ami was admitted to !thc
bar III 1860. Endowed with abil-
tiles of no common order. tho
roughly educated, and eloquent
in speech, he was we'll fitted for
success II the sphere he had sc
lected. During the war Mr.. Har
ris did his devoir, and served
with credit il the Confederate
ranks.
Alter the cessation of hostili-
ties be removed to New York.
practiced law, aud subsequently
studied theology under Bishop
Potter, commencing bis duties
in the pnlrit. Fro4a tho Fectorate
Of Trinity Church IL this eity he
was called to S.. James Church,
Chicago, where he presently be
came as much beloved by his
new as by his old congregation.
Earnestness and zeal. enthusiasts
tic devotion to duty, and mo,al
force Of character, have marked
DIR. Harris's career, whether as
advocate, soldier, or preacher.
and his selection by the clergy eff
Michigan as their ecclessiastic
head confers honor both on the
Diocese and the Dioccsan.-N. Q.
Picayune.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
j.. a. WEBRE,
Sheriff.


Succession Of James NJ. Wade. No. lO4l.
Probates.
pursuant to an order and decree Of above
1 Court and in obedience 10 a commis-
SION t. me directed, | will offer for sale at
public auction pursuant to law to the last
and highest bidder at the Court House in
the Town OF Thihodaux on SATURDAY
the 9TH. d2y Of JULY 1879, between the
hours of II o'clock A. NJ. and 1 o'clock p.
NJ. The following described property be
longing to said succession to-wit:
l.. The Northern half OF a certain tract
or parcel of land situated in this parish
on the right bank of the Bayou L~afeuuche
ami at about thirty arpents tlercirum Old
the Southern side and in the vicinity of the
Town oi IhIbodaux containing about two
arpents and Il half more or less in superb
cies bounded West by the Bayou lerre-
bonnie South by the other half of said tract
OF land formerly belonging TO Gustave
Hawk. East h. a road of iS feet and North
by lands formerly belonging to Floristal
Dugas and David Boudreaux together with
all the buildings and improvements there
on.
lSee G.. b. No. u. p. 6 in the Recorders
officc.J
Terms of sale cash on the spot in United
States Treasury Notes to pay debts.
May 3lst. 1879.
L. A WEBRE-
Sheriff.
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b Hall.

lie want OF Sncil Il building in
Thlbodaux y notorious. The po>.
lice Jury OF Latourche,lave wise
ly torbiddeu the Use of the Cont
House to be used for public as,
semblies. balls, concerts or any
other purpose not legitjmately IA
rochiai
Even were it to be had the
Hall of that building is entirely
too small for such a purpose. \
Pu5lic Hall III Thihoaanx ouoht
to have seats foi 1000 people.
Such Building woulh attract At
frntiO,t and he the means of
drawing theatrical tronne&. con
ccT,S, ana various other kinds ot
amus"mentS. all of which will
bring business and trade 70 the
Town.
When fhn people Of the Parish
wish 10 hold Mass Meetings. celp-
hratlonS or assemblies If any
kind there would be a central
point for them to meet. where.
they could be accommodated.
The cost of Sucu an editice need
not amount TO any very GREAT
sun, and by the proper energy
and determinations oi ii few ofour
leading citizens the construction
could be completed.
A bsrd sang in our ear the 9th
cr night that this question was
being seriously considered by
some ten OF twelve of the prcgres
size men of Thiboaaux and that
no one need be surprised to near
that the initial steps 20 erect a
Public Hall had been tak4n at
an earlY day.
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Black Hawk who was sup
posed in popular tradition, TO lie
dead, is'new in the Parish jail.
Black Hawk maintains his repu-
tation. He has been fighting.
One King also languishes in
Jail for having whaIed his queen.
Thing are getting to pretty
pass when a king can not thrash
bis queen with %impnnity.
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w slas Was kAepE0s! lER line
E5EssEC.

Every one knows how l2"ge a
space is occupied by the Levitt
cal laws regarding Icpro&y. Hnd
NEST persons Who have Thought
about it have probably been pc
picked by the iset. Ia" subject
has hitherto been oi,>eule, owing
to our Insufficient knoWird.n of
the varieties and symptoms OF
that terrible disease. Indeed. il Is
only Within the last few years
that medical Investigations, car
ried on jill the countries which are
its special homes. have cleared
up all the dsbatal,le features. cX-
ceat, perhaps its supposed conta@
business, in regard t. which the
conrittec of oar Load0n college
O physicians reconsider thar ihe
w l9hi OF evidence is decidedly
Oh the negative Slde,' although
there il a considerable amount OF
testimony that .'the disease is
contagious il certain stage.
when the ulcers are running..'
Now. all this recent information
is condensed from which it appears
that the true leprosy of the law
was not the common white lel,-
rosy. ''Lepra vnlgaris,'' or dry
letter. Wt,irh, unless accompanied
with ulcers. did not render the
sufferer unriean; but Eiephantla-
sis. under either OF its chief forms
the differentiated and the anHS>
thetic. the vagious symptoms OF
which III the earlier stages are
delineated with remarkable ac>
curacv IN the rules laid down for
the priests guidance. Should
the student OF the law wonder
why a physical disease Slould he
the subject Of such minute rel .
ions Legislation he wilt fGd
enough III these "Eotes" to con
vince him that an ample eXpIana
ton is to be found in the sanitary
aspect OF the subject. Egypt was
in ancient times the chltf seat OF
this most malignant and horrible
Of diseases, which as poison III
the blood descended from parent
to child with d %trighjfnl rerslS-
| tefIce; and the Israelites, III their
crowded and servile condition,
uausr have been peculiarly liable
20 contract it, and carry its fatal
| Germs .in their desert wanderings.
Hence the necessity te Their pros
| porous development, OF hedging II
round with the most stringent
restrictions. and by the laws OF
uncleanuess and separation check
inc its spread through lntermar-
riaues between the healthy and
the tainted. OF course. we are
not precluded from seeing a re-
lieious meaning underlying these
sanitary ordinances, and Mr..
Clark accordingly sums up his
dissertation by adding that ''tiIe
PROPER treatment Of leprosy as a
disease of the body became
type Of the proper treatment Of
sin. not through IA mere reSem-
! blauce which might recommend
itself to the fancy, but through
the law being an inspired inter
,,at.tion of the truths Of nature.
| OnnrtfrIu RcrieN.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court. Partial, Of La
fourche.
Pees Yale and Bowling, in liquidation
VS.. No. 1883.
A.. j. Perrin.

Ri VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SCI
- ule and sale to me directed in the
above entitled and numbered case / have
seized and will offer for sale at public AK
ton pursuant to law to the last and high
est bidder at the Court House in the Town
OF 1hibodaux, on SATURDAY the 18th.
day of JULY 1879, bet ween the hours OF II
o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock z. Nj. the follow
ing described property t0-wit
A CERTAIN lot or GROUND OR
tow lot, situated in the town OF Thibo-
daux. in the Parish Of Latourche being
the North West quarter of Lot number
Twenty-Five f25l on the plaza Of said Town
made and executed by james b. Grinage
and deposited in the office of the Recorder
OF the Parish OF l1tourche said lot being
bounded on the North by Main street on
the south by a lot now belonging to w. A..
Ford, on the East hy the frepertv Of the
Estate Of George / lash and on the West
by St Philip street ard fprming the corner
of Main and st. Philip STREETS. Together
with all The buildings and improvements
theyton.
TEAMS OF SALE-CASH ON THE
Spot III United States Treasury Notes.
June llth. 1879.
j. a. WEBRE,,
Sheriff.
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Notice.

TIME LOUISIANA ICE MANUFACrI--
ring Company, Is now prepared to sup
ply country consumers with either mann
tactured Or natural ice at the rate Of - cts
per 100 lbs. packet AID delivered on board
OF steamboats, or ra,l road ears.
New Orleans, LIST. March 1872.
w. A. BILLAUp,
3mt-2gm IS79-P. Secratuv
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Tor Sale or. Rent.

III undersigned agent for Thomas \
Holden Administrator Of the Estate of / en-
ianin 4. Holden deceased, will sell or
rent that desirable property. corner of Mark
ct and st. Lonis streets iii the Town of
1hlbodanx. known a the Franklin House,
also, til" large stables and lots on the cor
ner OF ST. Louis and st. Bridges Streets.
lhibodaux. For particulars inquire
5. L. GhISAMORE Agent.
IhibodauN, MAY 10, 1879.
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Tie supply of figs now ripen
ing is abundant. That delicious
fruit eailnot lie exceIled IN any
country.
1t Is strange that some process
lof drying Il is great luxury for
in'nre use has not been discover
ed here.
Dried figs are brought from the
Islands of the Mediterranean and
sold here whilst hundreds OF
bushels of this fruit rot in this
state every year.
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The steamer Trenton. La
groue Captain, is how making
tri weekly tr pS in the Lafourchr
in conn elton with the Henry TAte
at DOnaldsonyille.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and lead
/ cn-coiored, with occasional hushcs,
G. 4 Ci.cumsc-ibed spot on one or both
ci.eek5; the eyes become dull. the
fs'2fs dIatc; an azure semicirclc
ms &:ang the lower eve-iid; the
aa,@c - Inflated, swells, and sometimes
5,eads d swelling OF the upper lip:
occaa.1o8l headache, with humming
~ thr2hhang = tie ears; an unusual
sc.s.uoa OF saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul. particularly
- The morning; appetite variable.
sometimes vOracious, with 2 gnawing
sensation OF the stomach, at others,
entirely gone: fleeing pains in the
stomach; occasional nausea and vom-
king; violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowels irregular, at times
ccstvc; stools shiny, not unfrequent-
" tinred with blood; belly swollen
and hard; urine turbid respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompa-
niad by Liccough: cough sometimes
dry and c%onvulsive; uneasy and dis
tuibod sleep, with grinding of the
teeth; temper variable, but generally
irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. NICLANE'S VERNIFUGE
viii certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES q
1T any form it is an innocent prepa-
ration, net ca1I6hr 2fd0ingM tie shgh9 81
[H5t1T Il tie NEST f2Hde1 Ug1aHt.
The genuine DR.. MCLANE's YER
51IFCGE bears the signatures Of c.
.leLAEE and FLEMING Bros. on the
WraDnGr.
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WOOD WOOD

TNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
L constantly 81 hand mean the T,iho-
daux Saw Mill, Ash dry fire wood. which
he VIII sell Ill 500 per cord. or he will on
snort notice deliver ore hall a cord at resi-
dence for 500.
c. ALEMA,
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The Adam Bros. WHO were
sentenced TO the peniteUtiary for
one year have taken an appeal to
the Supreme Court.
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Mr.. ". a. Fultord, Of this
place who has been here on a Wis
it tor some days returned to Ful
ton Texas the present place OF
his residence.
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A couple of fast .young men
were brought mp before the MAY
Or, a few days ago, charged with
fast driving through the streets
of Th:hodaux, and for a small fee
were made acquainted wi,h rx-
listing laws and toll to 90 ard
sin no more. 1t is tiAe t,iat the
tact WAS fl!,ssls knoNH ttint the
streets of Tslihuaaux were not
Face courses.
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The lightning ROD mat ought
to be IN this vicinity whilst the
effect OF the catastrophe 1T the
Baptist Church on Jackson Street
is prevailing in the minds of the
people. Every house ought to have
a lightning rod, if it does not
always prevent accident it certain
ly can do no iniury. On the same
day IN which he lightning struck
the Church, il also struck a pecan
tree in Mrs. Horizons yard. the
shock ri which was distinctly
felt in j. II. Fieetwood'S drug
ana Bourquin's jewelry establish
ment.
ThcS' rreyentives cost but lit
lie comparatively, and may save
life and suffering. It is a rare
thing to hear Of material damage
done to a building projected by Il
rod, and ofininry 10 any one with
in Il building thus guarded.
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If you want anything for
stove or kitchen use You can fnd
what you need at the stove depot
of s. T. GrisamOre.
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tall and examine the new
pattern Charter Oak cook stoves
lor sale by S. T. Grisamore.
They excel all other improve
ments in that justly celebrated
stove.
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Local News.

See advertisement of Arena
nd NoIalSOn in another column.
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Persons having painting to
do should buy prepared paints
from S. I. Grisamore.
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The market in Thibodaux
has been amply supplied with
vegetables. melons, etc, FOR some
time and at very reasonable
prices.
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Work of ii substantial nature
uill be commenced in a few days
on the bridge over the bayou.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the
LID, with the impression DR.. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
c. >IcLAEE and FLEMING BROS.
ta,ist upon having the genuine DR..
j.. NcLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared by
Fleming Bros, OF Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full Of limitations Of the
name lIcL0ne, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
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&C UE II FEVER.

No better cathartic can be used prepar-
atory to, or after taking Q%uinine-
- a simple purgative they are I'M
elualed.
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The Natchit0ches TMdicdfoF
has put Oh its war paint on &c
count OF some OF the criticism
which the ONdchita Telegraph and
GdyyUl Conservative have made
concerning the journalistic Ca
reer Of the Eindicator.
We do not know what those
comments are, lot receiving those
papers, but it seems that the
wrong OK is being gored again.
Some twelve months ago, tins
paptr had an opinion 81 its OWN
which did not suit the F~jRdlcGtof',
and because this paper Woald not
be influenced by the indicators
views, that paper called us a
'.Aackguard' aud other unp!eis :
ant names 1t does not like to
take back the same coin it put
in circulation. Time has proven
that sc were exactly right i'll the
first instance.
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Nest OF the Public Schools in
this Parish will close on July 5.
next. The others will close at the
elo OF SIX months from date OF
commencement.
When they will reopen can
h0 be fixed at this time. The
school question may be changed
It's operations b. the Constitu
tohal Convention. and until that
oody closes it's lahors nothing
definite can be settled.
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There will be an annuia

There will be an annuiar
Eclipse Oh the Sun on July 10.
Now, let every body smoke
glass and get every thing ready
for a good view Of the wonderful
spectacle and then go over to
South Africa where the English
and the Zuius r fighting and he
can see the Eclipse VOLTA ie Zn-
Luz
Those who cannot go SO far,
can have a view of the Eclipse
here about midnight, either be.
fore or after the nineteenth.
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MURDER - The Governor Of
Texas DaS COMMITTED the sentence
of hanging to imprisonment for
life. OF Il nan who committed as
cold bioodrd a murder as ever
vas Committed.
The citizens Of Houston Texas
where the crime was committed,
ave indignant and Genounce the
action of Gov. Roberts in no meas
urtd terms. Currie, who baSely
killed the actor in Marshal Tex
as has had his trial postponed oe
cause five imaginary witnesses
were not on hand.
Carrie should have been tried
at once. Prisoners should have
a fair trial for their lives, but the
public should have justice as we'll
as the bloody actors i'll these ORA
mas. Justice should be prompt,
and punishment speedy.
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h. You wi>h>4o enjoy your
'uef without being annoyed by
s' ouy a fly fan from s. I.
ae"'hore and You can eat your
peace.
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Next Friday will be the
Fourth of July. if the weather be
fair.
Ab'S lay brings up reminiscent
SS Of the past. The first pro,
'tSSl0n IN which we had the ex
4aisi'e pleasure of forming a part
was Oh the Fourth of july IS
hundred aud so something.
win clean clothes and creased
S'sNS and a WI tie straw has no
A'''nan being in America felt
mole patriotic, o: possessed "a
higher e innate of his own ilnpor>
laaee.
'Atre WAS booming of cannon
""a he two individuals that
eayed the fife and beat the drum
an considered the happies, of
.@ngs mortal. We do not
July to any great ex>
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NV YoRK, August23.- Cotton-Nomina al
12al2hc. Flour-Firm; receipts 1900 bar,
rels; supertine western and State g 40a4 90;
common to good a 2Oa4 40; good to choice
81 50a6 26i white wheat extra 81 76a5 Is
extra Ohio 81 25a5 %; St. Louis 81 60a6 Is;
Minnesota patent process IS 76a7 80. Wheat
Winter more active; spring demand fair
and market firm; receipts .325,00 bushels
No. 4 spring $50; No. 2 do, 81 DIAL o.; un.
graded do 92ca$l OF; ungraded winter red
81 02a1 0ONi No. 8 do 81 0Sa1 0sII; No. 2 do
81 O9l4al II; No. l do 81 10lEa1 II; No. 2
amber 81 o0%lal 70; No: lido 81 10ha1 II;
bushels at 81 II; No. 2 red August, sales
sales 100000 bushels at 81 09k1 10; October
sales $4,000 bushels at 81 0ONal i0k. Rye
Steady; No. 2 western &c. Barley-.Dnll
and nominal. Malt-Nominally unchanged.
Corn-Quiet; receipts $4,000 bushels; un-
graded 46a46He; No. 2 white 6la51Ac; No.
2 August 46No bid, 48LIc asked; September
1890 bid, 46Ac asked; October 472Sc bid,
447Ac asked. 0ats-Active; receipts 5000
bushels western mixed 2Sa31Hc: white
western 3laS6c. Haydn gooQ demand.
Hops-Dull; yearlinEs 4al0c. Coffee Steady;
Rio cargoes 1l4a1411c; job lots 11Ha16c.
sugar-steady; fairdemand for refining; fair
to good 69Ga6%c. MolaSSes-Dull and un.
changed. Rice-Quiet butsteady. Petroleum
Dull and weak United csc; crude 4Xa5Nc;
refined 6k. Tallow-Steady Mt 5Xa5Xo.
Resin Quiet and unchanged. Turpentine-
Steady at 20Ifa26Xc. Eggs-Firm; western
lSal5c. Leather-HemloCk sole 20a23c,
Wool-Demand fair and market firm; domes-
TIC fleece 32a45c; pulled 1Sa4Oc; unwashed o.
CSC: Pork-Quietat $ 76aS IS. Beef-Quiet
and unchanged. Cut Meats Quiet; long
clear &c; short clear 5Nc. Lard-Easier and
active; prime steam IS 95. Butter-Dull and
unchanged. Cheese--Quiet; western SKA
6Hc., Whisky-Firmer; 81 O6K bid; 81 OF
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railroad Morale and business.

New York Graphic interview with D. A. Wells,
"Do you observe any difference in the
morale Of the four railroads; 1 mean as to
their way of keeping accounts, putting in
their figures, ctc?"
81 do; the Pennsylvania railroad in its
system OF accounts and discipline over its
whole surface is the most thorough rail.
road on the globe. Their papers when
presented to us are lucid, their points
made with effect; and they seem to have
effected q remarkable organization. The
road Is positive and aggressive, but a
splendid machine
"Isn't a good deal Of this trouble the re-
suit otthe surplus Of railroad facilities over
the business to be hauled. 2"
"For the first time IN railroad history
every one Of these roads Is absolutely
glutted and stalled 10 day with freight.
All the warehouses, elevators, etc, are
crammed, President Garrett told me yes.
terday that there was more freight on all
sides than the four roads could haul"
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SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Amelia Z. Wood, Who .us. tSr) IL cAasesry. In the
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Iy virtue q sdeeree q u. County Court Of Ohio
tered Id the above entitled cause On The 18Th day d
jun, ;isigt I viii, a Special Commissioner APP